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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDITORD, ORtiOON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, .19.10. BRADY OPPOSES MORE RESERVES 10 MEASURE LOCAL STREAMS 8 Says Northwestern States Must Fight for Development and That no Further Handicap Should be Placed Upon Them Geological Survey Expert Arrives and Leaves for Trail Vhere He Will Commence Operations Work Will Take Some Time. ' 1 t ( H01SE, Idnbo, Aiip. 17. Governor Brady of Idnbo expects to leave to night for Salt Lake where lie will attend tho conservation conference of Western governors Thursday. Later bo intends to go to St. Paul 1o attend tho nntionnl conservation congress. Senator Borah, the gover nor said, likewise will represent tho state of Idaho at the St Paul meet ing. Tbnt the Salt Lake conference of governors foreshadows a clash among conservation experts of tho northwest and the east is plain. Like Governor Koris and Hays of Wnsn- wgton, anti-rmeliot men, Brady is strongly opposed to additional forest reserves. IIo alleges tRnt tho re serves as administered at present retard tho development of the west ern states. Spenking in connection with the stand ho expects to take at the Salt Lake meeting, the governor said: "The policy of conservation is im portant to every citizen of the United Slates, but it is absolutely vital to every resident of tho northwestern states. We are fighting for the right to develop a new country without an extra handicap being placed upon us. Wo are struggling for the right to devclope our new states under approximately as fair a chance ns the older states of the east have had. "We are in favor of the policy of conserving tho natural resources, thore is no difference of 'opinion on that. But, wo think that 'he meth ods of administering the policy of conservation should be changed so that the development and progress o the states should not be held back. "The federal government has tak en away our natural resources and we cannot develop them for the use and progress of this state as the older states have took possession of 30,000,000 acres of forest lands valued at $400,000,000. Last year it took our coal lands; grazing lands and phosphate beds, and within the last month it has taken even,- remaining water power site, in the state. "Wo cannot cut n tree to build n house, use a pound of coal to make a fire dig an ounce of mineral from tho earth, or turn a single water wheel for electrical current to light our homes, without humbly beseeching the federal gogvernment for the right to use the states' own resources. "We want tho right to ndininUter our own natural resources for the benefit of our own people and our own commonwealth as other states have done." P. C. Ebert of tho United States geological survey arrived In Medford Tuesday and left Wednesday for Trail In company of B. P. Hcmtzlc man of tho forest reserve In order to begin the work of measuring tho streams of southern Oregon. Gauges will be Installed In all of tho principal streams In tho Rogue River valley. Tho two men expect to bo out a month doing preliminary work and then It will take some time to compile tho necessary data to de termine tho flow of tho streams and their power possibilities. WITH CRATER LAKE To The Women Who Love Good Clothes You nmy say what you will, but clothes hnvo much to do with tho making oC tho in dividual. No.t all, but much. "What you wear and tho way you wear it has Hoinethiiii to do with your standing. AVo are determined to ninko this storo the fashion center of southorn Oregon, and wo have douo our very best to come up to this standard this season. Now fall suits, cloaks, waists, for tho fall arc fast coming hi, which have been specially designed for us. You as sume no risk when buying from us. Every garment is now and holds that individualitv that can be gained only by being fashioned by the world's best tailors. Here at your call is tho best stock of tho leading shades for tho coining season. All tho new weaves in blacks, navys, wines, olivo shades that can bo found in tho east. A now suit properly fashioned is a good in vestment. Figure it out that way and you will keep on the right track. Tho tracks of many of tho best dressed women of this city and country trail to this store. WE ARE SHOWING MANY ADVANCE STYLES IN Suits and Coats for Fall LET US SHOW YOU THE NEW ARRIVALS NOW. I WW AT KENDALL HOME CAZADERO, Cal., Aug. 17. In terest in the murder of Enoch Ken dall, his wife and son, was revived today following a mysterious visit paid to the murder farm on Ited Oat mountain by several unknown pers ons. The cbarnel house was ran sacked by the visitors and, although (Klamath Chronicle.) It was 11:30 when the autos bear ing IS members of the party eft the afency for Crater Lake and despite tho dust the rldo to the rim of tho crater was full of delights as one after another the beautiful views were unfolded like a great panorama. Tho secretary was delighted with ev ery nook, and could not restrain himself from pointing out the many attractions. Wood river and tho many smaller streams with their crystal llko cold water and the many mead ow lands with broad stretches of waving grains and grasses, tho beau tiful woods and the forests of tow ering pines and firs, aroused the ad miration of everyone and empha sized as nothing else could the ap propriateness of that territory as a national playground and the wonder ful opportunity to develop an empire for all time to come. The opportu nities In that territory are so marked and numerous that It Is Impossible that the government will neglect to lend aid in whatever way it can rea sonably do so. Tho party arrived at the rim of the crater :.t 2 o'clock and found a most tempting dinner which the host had ready for the tired guests. Con gressman Hawley was there and add ed spirit to tho party as It stood at the rim of the crater and looked down some 1000 feet at tho waters of tho lako and the unusual forma tion which makes up tho walls of the crater. It was an imposing sight and one long to be remembered. Impressed "With Lake. Mr. Balllnger was deeply Impress ed with Crater Lake aud expressed himself as In favor of a largo ap propriation with which to carry on the improvements of tho national par. He considered the lako as one of the most beautiful spots he had ever seen end thougnt every possi ble thing should be dono to make It possible for the largest number to visit the crater annually and enjoy the scenery. The appropriations that Latest Silk Scarfs New Fall Ruchings Dress Goods Hats and Bonnets Full line of the fall styles in Ruchings. They are so varied in colore and designs it is impos sible to give you any conception of their beautv in so small a The latest in silk scarfs, just out. "Sarah Barnard scarfs" $3.50. Thev must be seen to be appreciated. BARGAINS PICKED AT RANDOM. Here and there on our counters throughout the store are displayed many small lots of merchandise marked at a very low price for immediate clear ance. To select any of these will insure that you have procured a real big bar gain. We mention a few selected at randem: Men's Felt Hats, to close half price All 65c men's porous knit summer wear, 50c. A THTJRD SAVED ON BLACK AND NAVY DRESS GOODS These fine dress fabrics aro all wool, woven and finished per fectly. We have been especially fortunate in securing a largo shipment of beautiful import itatc to say that these dress goods at a special saving of are the most beautiful one-third to our trade. Just the bonnets that Medford thing for the fall one-piece dress, has ever seen, and the The latest in hats and bonnets for misses and children. Wo do not lies- Suit Gases and Bags Traveling hags and suit cases. If you aro going on that trip oast we assuro you that no finer lino of this class of merchandise can bo found in .southorn capes and children's cloaks, etc. price is very low, 59c to Oregon. Matting cases, Wo want to show you these $5.00 only. See our win- $1.25; all leather cases, space. Call and see them goods. Call today. dow. See The Windows t 28 South Central Ave. special, $5.00. AUGUST SALE OP TOWELS AND TABLE LINENS. Not only do August prices call the economical buyer to our annual salo of towels and household linens, but also the exceptionally complete assortments which offer better selections than at any other time of the yenrr- A salo" of interest to all housokcopors who have regard for the saving of money. Special linens, 39c, 50c, 75c, $1.25, $1.50 yard. Napkins to match. Hotel Arrivals. . .i At the Nash H. J. Kushner. O. W. Goodwin, San Francisco; Gus Des whllen, Indianapolis; Jack Converse, San Francisco; E. A. Hertsche, Port land; T. A. Davis, "Now York; Leo Barkley, D. W. King, Portland; L. S. Chapman, Myrtle Creek; C. W. Martin, Cottage Grove; H. Highbury, Portland; E. C. Hogrett, Jackson ville; A. Fonert, Delta; R. W. Clancy, Chicago; H. E. Poston, San Francis co; G. J. SelIoffa Goldfleld; E. E. Selloff, Reno; A. B. Christians, Yre ka; C. E. Bade and wife, Portland; A. E. Ashley, Talent; Gcorgo E. Chamberlain, Portland; Fred T. Os born, Holland; George H. Durham, George E. SanderB, Grants Pass. At tho Moore F. II. HOover, Cin cinnati; A. C. Walter, Dubuquo; E. J. Culley, San Francisco; S. Glaosen- liprrv nnd wlfn. Stnrktnn? "Mr, nnd . ... : .-j ., -....., .w..w,. , ..... .. . naV .T m tn P ? , Ad Topperwoln, San Antonio; eu lu fouuu jicr milium, uuu in uium to do the work which should bo dono In building tho roads apd facilities for enjoying the place It will bo nee- SCHULTZ CONFESSES OF notbiiiL' was removed, what L'ruebouie essary that a much larger amount relics of tho tragedy remained were i bo subscribed. closely examined by tho intruders. Judge A. F. Trospcr, whose homo is close by tho county road lending to tho Kendall ranch, heard u kngjn pass his house in the dead of night. Surprised at travel along the lonely mountain road at such nu hour, lie hailed tho passers-by. His only an swer was an effort by tho midnight prowlers to increase their speed. The following morning when the Kendall ranch wno visited the doors wore found to have been pried open and the rooms closely searched. Jt is be lieved that the discovery of the iden tity of tho intruders would give i clue to tho murder. J. R. Corniso, San Francisco; II. R. Ellis, J. C. Forbes, Portland; R. W. Mitchell, Seattle; I. E. Xorrls, Green Castle; J. B. Fargess Port-J LOST HAT, GOAI AND SOME MONEY Joo Shaw of Ashland was found lato Tue3dnv night running about tho streets bareheaded and In a comfortablo state of Inebriation. Ho claimed that someone had robbed him of all his money nnd had also taken his 1 nt nnd coat. Tho pollco found 3 on Mm In small chango when they searched him nt tho sta tlou house. Judgo Canon fined him $5, took $2.50 of tho $3 on account and gave Mr. Shaw enough monoy back to pay his faro to Ashland with tho understanding that he s'houM "come through" with tho balance, land; W. J. Spauldlng, Spoknno; Thomas Irvine, Portland; C. L. Clnrk, San Francisco; R, E. Mullnny, Reno; E. J. Layne, Dutto; M. T. Green, Douglas; Fred BonBon, Portlnnd. ; THINK MAN POISONED ; BY JEALOUS SWEETHEART ' VENICE, Cal., Aug. 17. Tho auth orities nro today trying to connect threats hinted at in u diary found in tho pocket of Albeit Francisco, who j was iounu uying in u gutter Here, with tho suspicion that tlio man was , poisoned nt the instigation of a i jealous sweetheart. j When the body was searched at tho hospital several significant notes ( wero found in a small, well-worn Idinry. Ono, dated August l.'l, t-nid that "Anna" had found out that Francisco had been keeping company wth "Louise," nnd threatened to kill kirn. P hyaiciana believo Francisco, who uiea witnout regaining con fceiotibnees, was poisoned. SAX FRANCISCO, Cal. Aug. 17. ! Otto Schultzo 21, Is In tho city Jail1 today formally charged with tho mur der of Mrs. Freda Schultzo Castlne, a well to do German woman whoso body was found Saturday by her son Emll In a shallow grave on tho worn-1 nu's ranch, five miles from Lancaster. Schultzo, who has made a com plete confession of the killing, main tains a sullen attitude. Schultzo was arrested lato last night lo a bakery where ho obtained employment a fow hotirs after his arrival in Los An geles. Ho denied that ho killed Mrs. Castlno for monoy. Ho said after she returned from Lancacter Friday evening sho engaged In an altorca tlon with him because ho Btopped on a chicken. When sho struck him with a stick Schultzo said, ho hit her over tho 'llt'ad with a thovol, tho j blow killing her. Ho then burled her In a shallow gravo In tho front yard and fled. BURK'S BIG Uncle Tom's Cabin Co. A MAMMOTH AMUSEMENT ENTERPRISE JUMPS FROM BROOKLYN BRIDGE ON $500 WAGER NEW YORK, Aug. 17. William Crukshniik, 'JO, not only lies in the hospital today with a dislocated spine and severe internal injuries, but lie also faces n criminal chargo of at tempted suicide as a result of his wnger with a fellow club member that ho could jump from the Brook lyn bridge into Hast river nnd sur vive. If ho dies ho loses $500; if he lives ho may get tho $500; but with u string attached in the form of a possible jail sentence. In tho Harlem Social club, to which Cruksliauk', n smnll man, bo longs, is a husky athlete. Tho lat ter told CrukHhank, that lie was too weak to Htuiid the shock of u 150 foot drop from tho big bridge. Cruk- shunk had $500 to back a contrary opinion. Tho little mini struck tho water on his side, was hauled ii.sliiiio ami taken to tho hospital. JOHNSON WINS OVER CURRY (Continued from Page 1.) Occasionally we meet a man whoso train of thought reminds us of a row of flat cars, iwr i-Mk.Ai ivr w "- ri' !. Miir'f irjB Mjr lynLr' m HI 1 IIMIT I Ul f L.!Mf HU.,41 I & W '- . - ' '- I .g..irM i i nil iia)i.n.iinwii mfMii White Diamond rf"Vf UNDER A PALACE PAVILION THEATRE WATCH FOR THE BIG FREE STREET PARADE AT NOON THURSDAY, AUGUST 18 2 GRAND EXHIBITIONS AT SHOW GROUNDS at 2:00 and 7:30 P. M. What's In a name? Try a sack of White Dia mond Flour and you will find that there is a great deal in this name. Tho White Diamond is tho finest of precious stones. White Diamond Flour is tho fincjt patent flour ovor sold in this vicinity. Every snok is porfoot it's mado that way, and there is no danger of disappoint ment. If you nro looking for a flour thnt you will uso as long as you can got and ono that you won't enro to change, try Whito Diamond. The Flour That Pleases. If you want now-stock gro ceries, everything tho best, wo vill bo pleased to sorvo you. Olmstead & Hibbard PHONE MAIN t.71 131 WEST MAIN STREET Nathaniel Ml lory, did not figure. Tho clearing away of tho smoke of bnttlo disclosed Johnson opposed by Theodoro A. Hell, who was nomlunt fd without oppoflltlon by tho demo crats. Tho rock-ribbed atnnd-pnttorfl and organization men In tho repub lican ranks now faco tho r.ccosnlty of voting In Novombor for a republican pledged to rovoroo conditions attrib uted to tho machine). Should thny bolt Johnson and tho insurgent tick et, they must go to Roll, who 1b al most as avowedly opposed to tho so railed railroad domination of Rtato politics as Is JohnBon. California probably will return thrco republican Insurgents to con gross, nnd possibly ono Insurgent democrat. William Kent, Insurgont republican, Is given a close victory K. A. !InyiH Inourgont, In renomin ated ovor bin "regular" opponent. Mayor Davliton of San Jobo, and Stc phomt, Insurgent, won ovor McLnch Ian, ntnnd'pattor Incumbent, at Los Augelou. In San Francisco Julius Kalin, Htnnd.pnttor Incumbent, was ro-noin-limU'd without opponltlon. At tho sninu time tho democrats nominated Walter MacArthur, an InBurgout, who will oppoMo Kalin lu Novombor with fair proHpectn of dufoatlng Kahu lu a district entirely lu Han Krnnclflco. Tho advlHory vote on United Stntcs senator given John I). WorkH, liiHurgent, of I .oh Augoles a slight Hhado ovor K. A. Mosorvo, regular. Tho returns are not yet complete. Tho raco wbb so cloao that It Is not likely thnt tho result will bo definite ly known until tho last voto In count ed. In tho county fights many of tho luacliliio'H siui'.ller cogs slipped and ovor Duncan McICIulay, Htnud-pattor, In tho Second congressional district, now men Jumped on tho ticket. Tmr i IVtLL W II. t Have You a Private Garage? How Do You Store Gasoline? Do Yon Do It Economically? THE WAYNE GASOLINE STORAGE SYSTEMS provide tho only safe, eco nomical, up'tn-dnto mothod of storing gasoline or any volntllo lliiuld. GiiHOlIno It not storod properly soon detorlorntos and becomes tiBolons, Tim WAYNIO SYSTIOM of stor age Is n rollablo gasnllno economist, and a Bafoguard against oxploBlonn caused by carolossncsH or leaks, Itcdtico rate of your iiiNiirauco on gar ttgOH and Ntororooms. Wayno Pumps and Ttauku aro safo, compact and accurate. Mado in all hIzoh, for all usagos nnd for any quantity. Wrlto for our book on Tho Wayno Keif-Measuring I'uinps, full of Information nnd valuo to all usorii of gasollno nnd olln. Temporary Office, Room 6, 232 East Main St,, WAYNE PACIFIC DISTRIBUTING COMPANY MEDFORD, OREGON 5So. ' ' . fM immmiiwiiMwiwi"