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BUCK WILL WIN
Clover Llplitwoliilit Now Enfimioil In
Fliihtlnu Wlillo Plnnue Boticives
His Dl(j Dlack Brother Will Win
from Joffrlos.
MlilDFORD MATT, TRIBUNE, MftDFORP, OHKOON. WBDNKSDAY. JUNE 22, 1910.
l'HKHCOTT, Arl8 Juno 33. Jou
Oiiiim, (ho old iiutfitor, votoran of
, nror.-H of IIkIiIwoIkIiI IjiiIIIuh tlmt
lmvo iiimlo piiKlllHtlo Malory, tlilnkii
Jack JohiiHon linn u roynl clmiicu to
tlufcnt Juffrk'H it Iloiio on July 4.
OniiH Ih In thin city NkIiIIiik (ho
rnvAKon of (uborjuloRlH. Ho tuiio
nuro from I'lioonlx (o uvold iho In
tumw hunt of Iho Mioonlx Htiniimir,
Ho wnH vory willing to 'oil why ho
II InkH IiIh Me blnck brothor will nonl
hln clnlm to (ho clmniiloiiHlil) on In
lo)ontlonco day.
"Tho wholo rniitlor," mild .(hum.
"hliiKCH on wholhor or not Joffrlow
fun como bnck. Tlinl'M not nn orli;
l ojilnlon, but noYortholfHH IIh ii
true Blftlomont. I don't tlilnlt ho enn
bo tho flnuio ffoiitor bo wiih wlion ho
rotlrod, no mnttor whnt woudorH !io
1im ncconipllnhod In IiIh train In.
"If JoffrloH woro In IiIh prlmo ho
would bo a ton to ono fnvorlto ovor
mii iinon. nut nix or hovoii yonrn
without n bnttlo mnken moro dlffor
nco thnn tho nvornRo mnn can con
colvo. "Don't I know? Hnvon't I lin.l
1,11,0 tl"k thin ovor. with doionn
of uthur (hliiKii, Mlnco I ennui to Ariz
nn to mnku tho hnnloHt flht of my
cnreorT Joffrlen mny look Kood on
tho oiitalilo, but yonrn of Inactivity
nro bound to put tho Innor working
to tho bad. Ho mny bo In hln old
tliiiti form, but I doubt It. Hnn;or,
HurnB, Cornoll mul tho others not
wltlintnnillnir. With JoffrloH not In
prlmo condition, Johntton hna n roynl
chanco to tnck hln tltlo nbovo tho
rljihl of nny llvlnir fluhtor. i uii.
I could oo tho fIKht. I'd rIvo most
nnythliiK If I could," tho winded
flRhtnr ald with n fnrnwny look In
hla oyoit.
After Onna enmo to ProHcott from
Phoenix tbroo wceka nr.o ho wna con
fined to tifji bod for uovornl dnya. Hla
frlonda feared tho end wna nonr. Lnat
wock, howovor, ho nppenrod on tho
Btroot. Ho aald today bo foola hot
ter thnn at nny tlmo nlnco ho camo
to Arlsonn, nnd hna hojioa of winning
hla fight against tho dlaonso.
PEOPLE FORCE
JOMITTEE 10
ACT ON REQUEST
Plficonholo nosoliilfon, But Thou
sands of Letters Force Them to
Din It Out anil Report In Favor of
It.
WAHHINUTON. I). G. Juno 22.
Aflor iilRODiihollnif Honronoiitntlvu
Mcil.iichhiirH rvaolu Hon domandlnit
thul tho wnr doimrtmonl bo rnllod
upon to iihow Hh' propnrodnoHB for
war, tho houito coiiuiilltoo on military
affaliH today decided nnajliiioiiHly to
roport In favor of tho ronolutlou.
.McUnchlnu'H loHolutlon nnd IiIh
upoi'ch, mttdo ut tho tlmo of ltu In-
lioiliiclloii, doclni'lni; that tho Jap
kiioho could captuio and hold tho
I'nclflo Htateu hna roaulted In tliou-
hiiikIh of lotterH bolus; soul to military
authorltlvH domnudliu; that tho war
lepnrtmont miiko n Htatoment on tho
matter.
DIAZ LOCKS UP
HIS OPPONENT
FOR PRESIDENCY
Mailelro Lotljicil In Jail on Cliarflo
of "Insultlnn tho Government"
Liberals Declare Elections Next
Sunday Will Provo a Great Farce.
PEOPLE ASKED
TO CREATE FIVE
NEW
CONTIES
JEFF IS GIVEN
GREAT. OVATION
BY RENO SPORTS
Chccrlnii Mob Conducts Hcavywclujit
Fi(hter to His Quarters Grouch
Has Disappeared Rlckard Is Now
Happy.
LANGFORD-KETCHELL
GO IS 45 ROUNDS
8AN FUANCI8CO, Juno 22. Posl
tlvo nnuouncomont wna nmdo today
that tho Lnnnford-ICotcliol fight will
bo atnged na n -IG-rnund go In Ileno
on tho morning of July 4, Sid Hoator
ntatod that In tho ovont that Tex
Klcknrd will not permit tho utsu of
tho Jeffrlea-Johnson arena for tho
go, another arena will bo built for tho
battle.
Hoator declared that at tlrat Hick
nrd agreed to permit tho iiho of tho
big arena for tho morning fight, but
has alnco oxporloncod a chango of
heart. Ho ntlll hopoa, howovor, to
Induce Hlcknrd to rolont.
CUTS HIS PALS MOAT;
IS STILL AT LARGE
CHI.llAl.18, WiihIi., .Tuna 22.
J')hu Sullivan, anoiiHod of tlio'iimi'clor
of ltin pal, Alvln W. Ulaek, by Hluok
ub lie was dying, Iiiih not boon oap
turod today.
Hlnok't. throat wiih out yosl onlay
whilo ho slop, by tho Qront Norlhorn
railroad trnokH nonr Winloclc. IIo
nnd Sullivan woro truvoliiik to Win
look to find work.
Rapidly blooding to den Hi, bin
wiudpipo out nnd uuablo to tulle,
Hluok draped hiniRolC to the rail
road track and riigimllod a piishiiik
work train. Ho wiih pieked up by
tho (now and carried bade to Win
lock, whuro he died. Ah ho lay dy
ing in the eabooHo ho told what ho
know with tho help of pnpor and
ponoil and nods and kohIiuoh. lie
wrolo tlmt ho mot Kullivan at Viim
oouvor, Wiuih.; that they had no
(liiarrol and that ho know no motive
, for Sulllvnn'H ntlauk. Rlnuk hud
only 8 oouts. Hluok eanivd a Hiiit
ouho, beariiiK tho name, A. 1 ltuh
ortH, Ho kiivo tho iiiinio of his I'ulli
or as Potor lllnok of Wolvorino,
Midi.
11KSO, Nov., .Juno 22. Jiiiikm J.
loffrioH nnd his party reached hero
ui JU it. m. today. 'J ho train wiih
met ut tho Htation by a crowd that
numbered hundreds. Jeffries was
given an ovation nu ho stepped from
tho (rain. Jim Corbel t was received
with ItiHty cheers mid there wiih a
Hondoff for every member of (he big
follow'n training Htaff.
JoffricK tried to dodge tho cheer
ing panplo, but thero wiih no chance.
He dropped off ut Iho rear of the
train, but a crowd of outhuBiasth
Hiirrouuded him and shouted well
wIhIioh at him. '
Tho cheering mob led him (o To
Kickard'H automobile, which hml
boon waiting to take him to hiri new
training ipiarters at .Moauti SpriugH.
Tho crowd followed Iho automobile
all tho way out (o tho training quar
ters.
Tho Joffries party was in high
i.piritfl when tho train rolled into tho
Million. Tho uueortni.ity of tho past
few dayu in at an end. Tho wile of
Iho big battle haw boon seleeted and
there in nothing to it hut hard work
for tho next few days. Joffries in
ready for (ho grind, his (minora say,
and tho trainers themselves are
mighty anxious to get back at (lie
roal work again.
Jim Coibott, Hob Armstrong, Hec
tor AlolConzio, Farmer Hums and
linger Cornell all woro hrond nnd
gloaming cinilos when Keuo was
reached.
Tho opirilH of (ho parly roso as
tho train ueared the Nevada city, and
it wnn n mighty cheerful party that
wiih ready li swing off wlion tho
I rain stopped.
Tho J jf fries "grauoh" jms been
vanquished, his trainers say, and
now that Iho big fellow's disappoint
ment at nut being allowed to fight in
San Francisco has disappeared, (hoy
boliovo (ho work ho will do in (ho
fow dayo tlmt yet remain of (ho hard
grind hoforo (ho big battle will as
tonish oven his most nrdeat ndmirors.
Tho wholo party scouted woll sat
isfied with tho now training quarters
and it is nnnouncod that tho hard
work will begin ut onco. Nono of the
traiuors Ixdiovoa that tho change in
altitude will uffoot Jeffries, and tlioy
expect him to rosuino hia training as
though thero had boon no break. Even
if tho alliludo has noma offcol, they
fmy, it will only tnko n couple of
days lo gut him comiilotolv nonl!.
muted.
llcno is Biiro oxoitcd uhoul tho
fight. Tho greeting JoffrioR e-ol to.
day would niuko Now York eheoriiiL'
for a returning lion hunter feel a
triflo ashaniod of (ho uoinnnrativo
noino produol,
Iliokurd was ovidcnlly pleased at
Iho enthusiasm llono in showinur ovor
gi'lling'Jho figlit. Ho is HkowUo
planned Unit Jeffries is on (he
ground and (hat wotk on tho aroua
is under way. 11 looks to him as
I hough (he big mill is now n per
luinlv, and his worry of Iho past fow
days is gono.
MONTKHKV, Mex., Juno 22.
KranelH Mudolro, cnndldnto for tho
presldoncy. was today lodged In tho
penitentiary ut tho Inutmico of tho
Diaz, administration, Tho charge of
'liiHUltlug tho gnvcrnmonl" which
wna jilnced agalnal him Juno 18, when
ho was flrnt put In Jnlf, wna changed
lo "Inciting riot."
Tho now move, which tho liberals
decline hi confirmation by tho gov
ernment that tho oleUlona Sunday
will bo a farce, has arouaod tho rnv-
mIiiUoiiIhIh throughout .Mexico. Tho
spirit of revolt which hns been con
fined to tho border cities had spread
to the Interior nnd today Moxlco Is
under liiteimo political excitement.
Revolution preparations are spread
ing and It Is believed that tho elec
tion Hundny will bo tho bloodiest. In
tho history of tho republic.
Tho liberals nro openly declaring
Hint Madeira was arrested olmply be
cause he la n cnndldnto for tho pres
ldoncy. MoetlngH called to denounco
tho government's nctlou aro being
broken up by tho pollco, and rurnles
and government troops nro patroll
ing tho border nnd guarding border
CltlOH.
Kvory liberal lender thnt could bo
found has been banished and the au
thorities nro searching for others con
nected with tho party.
In N'uovo Leon, tho heme of Ma
deira, excitement Is moat Intense.
General Hernnrdo Iloyes, who wna
nnmed no a candidate for tho vlco
presldoncy against Ilnmou Corral, ad
ministration cnndldnto. wns formorly
governor of N'uovo Loon and wns n
mnn of wonderful popularity. Ho
wns deposed nnd virtually exiled,
though ostensibly ho wont to Europe
to ctudy military nrgnnlznllons. His
oxllo caused great excitement
throughout tho stato, mid his follow
ers flockod to tho Mndlro standard
when ho wns nominated for tho pres
idency. Tho pccplo of Xuevo I.oon nro
particularly against Diaz for having
exiled Iloyes and Jailed Mndolro, nnd
It la believed thero will bo sorloua
rioting when tho elections begin.
Initiative Petitions Are Bcinp. Circu
lated Asklnn for the Enactment of
Many New Laws Dallot Will Be
a Lotifj One.
TAR'S "BIG STICK"
HAS ITS EFFECT
WASHINGTON, D. C, Juno 22.
Although tho Insurgents and tho dem
ocrats In the scunto protested against
tho nccoptanco of tho house postal
savings bank bill, n teal voto today
ladlcatoa that Tnft's "big stick" meth
ods havo forced enough regulars Into
lino to iu8uro tho ndoptlon of tho
measure.
Tho Insurgents nnd democrats will
mnko a bard fight ngnlnst tho adop
tion of tho bill, but It Is oxpectod
that It will bo forced through with
little delay.
Thoro will bo no filibuster, londors
of tho opposition to tho bill declare
VOTE FOR GODDESS OF .
LIBERTY AT JACKSONVILLE
Following is the voto for Goddess
of Liberty at Jacksonville up to dale.
Tho contost closes Tuesday, Juno 2S:
Nina Wall 130
Delhi Hood ...
FrnncoB Kinnoy
Minn Woltors . .
Josephine Noma
Laura Ncuber . .
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HAM3M, Or , Juno 22, Though In
llatlvo petitions bavo already been
presented at tho office of tho secre
tary of stato which by direct enact-
men proposo to crcnto flvo now Oro
gon counties next Novcmbor. nolltlons
nro Btlil being circulated In different
parts of tbo stnto asking tho electo
rate to create at leaBt two r.ddltlonnl
ones, nicking tho Hut of now counties
to bo created by tho neonlo at tho
next genornl election a total of seven.
Four of theso now counties nro to bo
located In eastern Oregon nnd three
In western Oregon, If thoy all carry,
tbo map of Oregon will bo so badly
mutilated tho state's own sons will
bo unablo to rccognlzo It.
Petitions bavo already been pre
sented for tho creation of He-smith
and Umpniia counties. Thoao Mnn.
ties nro to bo located In tho upper
Wlllnmotto valley and will depend for
tholr territory on tho present counties
of Lnno and Douglas. Petitions nro
being circulated that havo for their
object tho enactment of an net to
crcnto Williams county, In tho same
vlcln'ty and overlapping tho bounda
ries of tho proposed Umpqua nnd No
am I th counties.
In eastern Oregon already proposals
bavo been so far consummated as lo
bring about tho filing r' potltions for
tho creation of Otis county from parlo
of Malheur, Hnrnoy and Grant: Or
chard county, mainly from northeast
ern Umatilla, nnd Clnrko county,
mainly from tho north portion of
Grant county. Petitions aro being
circulated for the creation of Des
chutes county out of tho north portion
of Crook. Redmond will bo mnde tho
county sent of Deschutes county, tho
boundary excludes I3ond by about six
mllos nnd Prinovlllc about four miles.
Such is tho county situation as pro
sorted by tho initiative. All peti
tions must bo filed by July 7 and
arguments In their favor by July 4.
Tho indications nro that by that tlmo
thoro will bo at least 31 measures on
tbo ballot of tho general election to
bo bold Tuesday, Novcmbor 8, ana
now county propositions bid fair not
to bo tho least item ot tho long bal
lot. NInotoen measures havo already
boon filed.
Among tho 19 nlrcady filed aro tho
flvo county projects nnmed; two other
proposals to annex portions of Wash
ington and Clackamas county to Mult
nomah county, making coven county
Chnni'CS nnd with Mm Iwn r.inrn anrn
to bo filed, a total of nine: a snlary.
bill enacted by the legislature and
m r n mil in n . .. ..i. .
'"""'"' wiu u;ujiiu, which provlU-'
ed for tho increaso of the salary of
ui circuit jucigo who sits In Unkor
county; two taxation amendments to
tho constitution, referred by tho leg
islature; mi nmendmont allowing tho
stnto to build Its own railreads: a
bill for a constitutional convention
and a bill for redlstrLtlng tho slato
for representation purposes In tho I03-
lelaturo, all proposed or roforred by
tho 1009 legislature; a bill for tho
establishment of a branch honnltal in
eastern Orogon, also rcfo;rod by tho
legislature; a woman's suffrago
amendmont; a slato wldo prohibition
bill; nn employers' liability act: a bill
to abolish tbo poll tar and making
othor reforms In taxation; an act pro
posing to cllow cities (fid towns to
regulato tho salo of liquors, and ono
measure providing for tho mainten
ance and support of c utato normal
school at Monmouth, all by Initiative
potltlon.
W. 8. U'Rcn. throuKh tho l'conlo's
Power leaguo, is contemplating the
Initiation of several nets relating to I
appeals to tho supremo court and a
general centralization and simplifica
tion of tho present governmental sys
tem In tho utate and counties. Thero
will also probably bo other normal
school proposals which tho people will
havo to meet la Novombor. A bill
to regulato fishing in tho Roguo river
is being circulated and will bo filed
In a day or two.
That is tho situation that confronfs
tho voters at this dato, with moro pe
titions probably coming not yet made
known. Tho bcllot tvo yeara ago vas
long, with 19 measures, but will bo
longer tHla year, with no less than 31
measures, -which tho people will bo
called upon carefully to consider when
they cast their ballot Novomber 8.
lYOUR CBOIC
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100 pieces of fancy decorated and hand painted
Chaina Plates, Bowls, Chocolate Jugs, Nut Bowls, etc.
1 r .tT if
Just as a Flyer
Thursday- Friday
The rumor that President Taft will
practically take tho stump in suppon
01 ins policies, 11 it proves to bo cor
rect, may make it still harder to cet
appropriations for presidential trav
eling. It was never intended that
tho president should be an officio,
stump-speaker.
Plain tfj'cen Mat Jardin
ieres; regular $1.25 and
$1.50 sizes; Thursday and
Prida-.
HANGING
FLOWER
BASKETS
Made of good heavy wire,
painted green; salts prices,
DR. GOBLE'S OPTICAL
PARLOR REMOVED TO 235
E. MAIN STREET, OVER
STRANG'S DRUG STORE.
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HOW TO STOP DltlNKlNrt
It was formorly customary for tho
habitual drink -r to tnko n plodgo ro
gularly, sometimes onco a year and
sometimes lu ovory fit or romorso
that followed his dobnuohos, and thon
nreak It.
hut now It Is gradualyy dawning
on tho world thntt plodgoa do not
stop druukonncss, Tho uorvous sys
torn of tho habitual drlnkod Is dis
eased and ho must havo trontmont
thnat will euro his condition, Ortino
Is sold undor posltlvo guarantoo to
euro tho drink hnblt or tho monoy
will bo rofundod. Can ho glvon so-
orotly.
Wrlto for froo booklet on tho Curo
of Alcohllam to tho Onino Co.. C32
Orrlno building, Washington D. O,
Mnllod sonled. Orrlno costs but ono
dollar por box, Sold In this city by
Leon 11. Uasklns,
Send a
Messenger
that will meet with the ap
proval of the recipient of
your iuessag6. Any old kind
of a messenger wont answer.
The hest should always be
sent ''if" j'ou wish the re
cipient to pass a favorable
verdict.
What you think about busi
ness stationery isn't quite so
important as what your corre
spondent thinks.
Don't buy
HAMPSHIRE BOHD
"Letitr tkt uvttr.mari"
because it pleases you, but
because it influences the man
you write in your favor.
Old llAMrsiitst Bend la clean, crbp
apr, tmdo for (.loan, cnp kutincu
ulkt. It u oIJ en III' uoumpllon that
thfrc' economy in quality, A nandftoms
iprclmen UxA uirn upon rrnuex, how.
ine Irdf rliraJi ami oilier butinen formi,
prlnicJ, lnlipfraplieJ nnd engruved on
Iht wlutu und luuilcci cqlor
Madaliy IIamiiikk
I'.MKK COMI'ANV, Ills
inly piper innlm in
lit orld mukiiiE bond
yapcrexcluiively
Medford
Printing
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$1.00 Each 25 to 35c Each
20 dozen pure lead blown, gold edge, Tamble Tum
blers; very best qvality; per set of 6 50c
HUSSEY'S
If You Are Looking for a Money Maker
INVESTIGATE THIS
50 Acres of the finest hillside land in the valley, one mile from Jackson-'
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$225. Good terms.
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5 Acres bearing peaches. 1 1-2 Acres be;tring pears.
1 Aero bearincr Sntts. 9 1-2 Acres 1-year-old Bar
2 Acres bearing Bon Daviii. 9 1-2 Acres peach fillers.
House 6 rooms; bairn, gooii condition; one span fine mares, wagon, .hack,
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This is the best buy on tho market barring none.
If interested, call for prAco and terms, which cannot be beat.
How is this for a mid-aeason bargain?
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19 Acres, 11-4 milo from Phoc. nix depot; soil slightly gravel; 6-year-old
apples and peaches; 2 houses, ono built of concrete; good barn, some alfalfa.
Price, $4500; $2000 cash, balance gyood terms.
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