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THE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OK EG ON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1910.
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EARCHING
FO
BODES
HI
NS
Philadelphia Firo Chief Stitll Look,
inn for Bodies of Girls in
Ashes of the Ellis
Building.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa., Jnn. 20.
Insisting. In his lioltof that a num
lr of lioctlos nro still burled in the
debris of tho Bills building, whore
500 factory girls woro trapped In a
Hro yesterday afternoon, Flfo Chief
Raster Is today personally directing
a search of tho ruins.
Five bodies have already been tak
en out nnd reports from the hospi
tals to which scores of Injured girls
woro taken Indicate, that at least half
a dozen fatalities will be added to the
list.
During tho night an attempt was
made by tho authorities to secure a
poll of the missing girls. Owing to
tho scattered locations of the refu
gees to -widen the injured were tak
en this has not yet been completed
nnd it is believed that many of the
girls who nre still reported missing
will be found later.
Shortly after noon Fire Chief Nas
ter declared on emerging from the
ruins that ho believed his figures of
yesterday, when he estimated from
30 to 40 killed, were high, but that
he feared the number of bodies
would be found under a collapsed
stairway which had dropped into the
basement of the building.
TUGS AID CRIPPLED
STEAMER INTO PORT
HOQUIAM, Wash.. Jan. 20. Tugs
today nre standing by the Bhip WII
Ham H. Smith, which s-dlsabled off
Moclipse In 25 fathoms offwater. Al
though the vessel is leaking badly, it
Is believed that it will, be tawed safe
ly into port this afternoon. Four
teen' men and one woman are still
aboard the ship, but they aro in no
Imminent danger. It is also expected
that the cargo of timber will be sav
ed. Yesterday Mate E. B. Moore and
four sailors arrived in Port Oran
vlllo in a small boat, whero they had
gone for assistance.
The vessel lost her mainmast, her
foretop gallant and mlzzenmast In the
terrible storm of January 13.
CITY WATER CASE
SOOHE TRIED
Abstract of Record Has Been crvcd
Supremo Court Will Set tho
First Open Date for
Hearing.
The abstract of record ot tho appel
lant in the case of M. F. Hnnley, re
spondent, vs. the city ot Medford, np
pollant, has boon prlntod and served
upon the attornys for, th respondent.
There will bo no unavoidable delay
In getting tho taso Into tho supremo
court, ns thoro Is an emergency exist
ing In the matter of tho city's water
supply for tho coming year.
A. E. Renmes, attorney for Han
ley, said this morning: "I have been
served with tho abstract of record
and will prepare my brief in the case
ns ouickly as possible. I am of the
opinion that within tho nest three
weeks at most the supreme court will
set a date tor tho hearing ot the case.
nnd owing to tho Interests involved
both for private parties and tho pub
11c at largo the earliest possible date
will be set and the matter pushed to
a conclusion."
GREAT FLOODS NO MORE LYING
SWEEP FRANCE BY YOUNG MEN
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DECLARED
BELIEVE THAT MINERS
WILL COT TOGETHER
End of Long Strife Between Eastern
and Western Miners Thought
v. Now to Bo in Sight. '
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., Jan. 20.
Tho end of tho long standing strife
between the United Mine Workers of
America and the Western Federation
of Minors Is believed to bo In sight
through the action today of Presi
dent Moyer of the western organiza
tion in appearing beforo the mine
workers convention here today seek
ing reconciliation.
Moyer proposed that tho mine
workers should appoint a committee
to bring about the union of the two
organizations or at least a close work
ing agreement.
Hundreds of Lives Emlnngcrcd
Propcrty Loss Tremendous
Much Livestock Is
Killed.
If Thoy Do, Thoy Will Suffer Here
after Mirrors Aro Barred In Any
, Capaclll From Places Whcro
Liquor Is Sold.
HINDU
LABOR
RIIE1MS, Jnn. 20. Tho
lives of hundreds of persons
nro endangered by the floods
thnt nro sweeping Southern
nnd Eastern. France today.
Tho city of Avenny has
been isolated by the overflow
of tho river Mnnie. ' It is
fenred thnt many hnvo been
drowned.
The property loss through
out the flooded district is
enormous. Much livestock
has been killed nnd hundred
of farms nre flooded.
Ordtnnnco No. 2S7 passed by the
city council nt Its meeting Tuesday
evening la designed to suppress or nt
least contj-oH-one ot!tho greatest "ovlls
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CLUB TALKS OF PLANS.
connected with tho liquor business:
that Is tho selling or furnishing of
Intoxicating liquors to minors.
Tho ordinance provides that It
shall bo unlawful for any minor to
enter or be In any placo In" tho city
of Medford where Intoxicating liquors
nro sold, and provides n penalty of
from $20 to $50 and Imprisonment
for not more than ton days for vio
lation of the ordlnnnce.
It Is mado unlawful also for n min
or to mako a falso statement Inn re
gard to his nge In order to secure
liquor. Tho same penalty aS above
Uplands, Cnl Citizens Up In Arms
Regarding Employment of Hin
dusEight Forcibly De
ported From City.
(Continued from pao 1.)
A notice was received from Hutch- U t0 bo Imposed for violatlou of this
sivt Inn nt iht nnllnnnro
.uu v u..u ,v..v Th0 ortUnanco ,3 now , f ,. forcei- ::"" v."
fcn romnotn r A nr mnnh nn vuu nullum mum. I wicv uu-
UPLANDS. Cnl., Jnn. 20. It Is
probable that n largo number ot Hin
du laborers who nro living In this
vicinity will tnko tho hint today and
loavo this part of tho f mm try fol
lowing tho deportation of eight Asiat
ics InBt night by n pnrty of determin
ed cltlze. prepared tor' any contin
gency composed of whlto men who
pnld n visit to the Hindu colony and
landed tho eight Hindus "not want
ed" Into n farm wagon, drovo them
eight mllos Into tho country and or
dered them not to return.
Only one of thum wns bundled
roughly. Ho refused to get Into the
wagon, and as n result ho was assist
ed Into It by several citizens.
Since a H-ycur-old boy wns cap
tured hero recently nnd mistreated
by severnl Hindus tho feeling hnB
January Clearance
Odd Lots, Eadc cl Lines etc
Now is tho timo to buy all kinds of romnanta, oiuIh
of lino3 and odd lota of hosiery, undorvoar, dross
gooas ana sines, waists, sKlrts, wraps, suiw, otc., otc,
at a saving of from 25 PER CENT TO 00 PER CENT.
See the Windows
For thoro you find a truo indox to tho bargains in
stock. A closor look at tho goods in tho storo will giv.o
you tho truo information that tho bavgains aro tho
host to bo found in Southorn Orogon.
THIRD FAILURE FROM
March 1 which was referred to tho
building commltteo with Instructions
to ascertain what could bo' dono In
securing new quarters.
Short talks were mado by several
members. Judge Colvlg strongly ap
proved the proposed constitutional
amendment to permit the bonding of
the county tor ralso money to build
county roads, and Superintendent Feeling 01 Nervousness in Financial
Smith tnlked of Mcdford's school sys
tem.
The secretary was Instructed to
purchase chairs for the club.
Tho secretary was Instructed to
give real estate ment as many book
lets as could bo spared.
District No Panic, Howover,
Is Expected.
NEW YORK, Jan. 20. Tho third
failure following tho drop in Hocking
A voto of thanks was tendered to Coal and Iron stock wns announced
the members who have put forth their today, when tho firm ot Roborts, Unit
best efforts In securing now mom- & Crlss suspended operations on the
bers for tho club, nnd a vote of thanks stock market.
was. extended to the Mall Tribune for 'Thoro Is 'a feeling of nervousness
boosting for members o'f tho club. n tho flnnnclnl district, but a panic
Is not cxpocted to follow, as the flur-
Murdered Woman Found. ry does not nffect tho banks.
CHICAGO, 111., Jnn. 20. The Tho bonrd of Bovsrnors of tho ox
bodv of n woman with the head sev. chango today began an offlclnl Invos
ered wns found at noon todny in a ligation Into the couso of the collapse
flat in the south side. The police of thc "cklng pool.
believo she was bratnllv murdered. A member of the firm of Roberts, that tho nssots aro nhout $1,000 000. 1
fore crowds of men were orgnnlxcd
to drlro tho foreigners from this vi
cinity, but tho Interference of offi
cers prevented them from doing so.
WILL BE REPRESENTATIVE
FOR ARKANSAS COUNTY
At tho primnrios hold yostordny in '
Phillips county, Arkansas, I'eler A.j
Deisch received tho Democratic
nomination for repreicntntivo in tho;n
stnto legtslnturo.
In this county n Democratic nom
ination is equivalent to nn elceti in
nnd for county officers tho Repnli
licnns rarely put up nny tickot nt
all. -Mr. DeiBeh wns for years n
resident of Jnukson county, whe o
he has n largo circle, of friend, wln
will bo grently plcnscd to lonni of
his succcfiP. Thoy nil predict for
him thnt Phillips county, Arknnxnt),
has rondo n wiso choice
We Invite Friendly
Criticism of this Store
If thero is anything wrong with this storo if tho
pricos aro not adhorod.to as advortisod if our clorks
or tho proprietors do not treat you courtoously, if
thoro is a thing you think could bo improved in this
storo, wo will thank you to drop us a card and givo us
your opinion.
This is tho ppoplo's storo, thoy havo mado it, thoy
should bo intorostod in tho way it is run. SEND US
YOUR CRITICISMS.
The Hutchison Co.
Formerly Baker-Hutchason Co.
Hall & Crlss said today that tho con-
corn failed for $3,000,000,
Tho FIsko company, which went to
tho wall yostorday, announced today
that Its liabilities arc $2,000,000 nnd
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NOW OPEN.
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Perfumes, Manicure Necessities, Sick Room Necessities.
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vited to Htep in and insert our storo.
WEST SIDE PHARMACY
THOS. BARTHOLOMEW, Ph. G., Manager.
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