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Medford Mail Tribune
Full Leased Wire ?
Tho only paper In ito" irwiHft
publlnhoa In a city tho s!it
Medford baring a lenne wJf.
iotwi year.
klUDlTORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER G, 1930.
No. 1961
WHIP USED
IN REVENGE
BY MOTHER
Mrs, TIioiiuim Hcngl' of Ituili Takes
llilggy Whip mill Cut Tendier
Across Face Is Fined Twenty
Hollm- by Justice Pox Ml Mln
huh Hnd
lli-ealmo she hnre.hlped Ml MIii
riis, teacher of thn public school nt
Hush In tho Apple-gate illlrlrl, Mm.
Thomas Meagln paid n flfi of f!0 In
Juatlcn Dot's court In Jacksonville Hat
urday afternoon. The horsewhipping
followed (tin punishment of Mr. lira
sie's ton liy Minn Mlngus.
According to the testimony brought
nut nt the hearing, Miss Mlngus has
been having much trouble with Mrs.
Itengln's son In school. The youth In
reported to be most obstreperous anil
n unrullne In mi Id to have recently
taken on a serious aspect In view of
thin fact Minn Mlngus racently applied
thn roit In an endeavor to enforce obed
Irnri" The hoy toM Ilia mother of thn
whlppliiK which huil turn meted him.
I-ut Hundny Miss Mlngus attended
church, which wan nlso attended hy
Mrs lleagle. Junt what tho text wan
wan not brought out nt tho trial, hut
the fact remains that following tho ser
vices Mra' llraRlw met Miss Mlngus out
shin Anl proceeded to Use n buggy whip
upon her, cutting hrr across the" fact.
It In alio rr port nil that Mm Beagle
threatened hrr with further troubln If
nli dared to touch hrr hoy again.
Minn MIliKiia Med a coipplalnt In thn
Justice court In Jacksonville anil thn
prtdltnjnary hnrlnK w held flattirdny
afternoon Mra. rieagln wan founil
guilty ami was fined ISO, whloh she
pultt
NOTARIES CAN
SWEAR IN VOTERS
Not Ni'ti-Kwtry iih 1tcxrteil fur Man
to Appeiir lleforo Klcitloti Hoard
to He tinoni In If Hi' llml Neglect
imI to Register Time In Saved.
Inasmuch nH tho census rottirnn
of .Medford nml AHlitnnil have not
boon announced by tho census bu
roau, volorn wlm neglected lo regis
ter for tho election Tuesday will not
need to npinmr Before tho election
bonnl In tholr vnrlntiH precincts In
order to bo Kwom In, but tuny bo
sworn In .by any freeholders before
nny notary public
Tim point whh decided by tho hoc
rntnry of Htntt upon rniiiicHt of
County Gloil! W. It. Colnmnn. It
wnn bcllnvcd t lint thn ouch who fail
ed to ri'KlHtnr would hnvo to ho
Hwom In by tho olortton bonrdu, nml
thin would tnlco consldorahlo tltno,
nml which, ndded to tho IciiKth of
tho tlmo It will tnlco a man to k
down thn Hlx-foot bnllnt, tnlKht pro
vont in any frpm votliiK
LUST PARTY FOR
SEASON VISITS CRATER
l-'ow, If any, iiiorti trlpH will ho nimlo
In Crutrr 1, lo tlitu year, mill what la
prohuhly tho Inat on wna nuulo by n
party cuinpoapil of Mr nml Mrs. C, W.
Unrlow, Mr, and Mra, Iluchcr, Mr,
Khuniwity, Mini Chrlatlo unit Mr and
Mm. Norton uf Illinois, who ni turned
l-'rldny ovciiIiik from that fiunouH re
sort. Wlii'ii they nrrtved nt Arunt's placo
thoy found that thn hrlilKi'N hud been
taUon out, no iih to avoid their luilliK
rriiNhi'd by tho Inuvy snow vflilch falls
In tho wlntnr, and thoy hnd to walk tho
ri'iimlnliiK llvo iiiIIph to tho Inlio. There
Is hut lit tin snow on tho IiinMo of tho
rim of thn orator at prosnnt, hut tho
dew hud fnueu on tho trail from tho
rim of tho orator to tho water's uiIko,
and It Is dauKiiroiis to attempt to des
trail to tho Inko,
Whllo tho roads aro excellent nud tho
weather Kraud, It Is daiiKoiouH to at
tempt a trip to thn laUo at this tlmo of
thn year on account of tho heavy snows.
At Araut'H place, llvo miles from thn
crater, tho snow will somotlmpn fall
llvo feut deep In twenty-four hours, and
thorn Is frequently twenty foot of snow
thoro In tho winter. Mr, Arnnt warns
nil persons from now on, as tho snow
storms come up so suddenly ami tho
snow falls so heavily that thoy may
vet snowed In If thoy attempt tho jur
ney. Dnsldos this tho bridges havo nil
Kiien (alien down, and ono cannot Rot
nearer than llvo miles from tho orator
with u team or uutoiuobllo.
llollnntl Hooks Cnnudn Trade.
OTTWA, Nov, B. To promote trado
between Canada and Holland, Avail do
Hando llalchuyiton of tho Nathorlamls
consular sorvloo has reached horo from
Tliu Uukiio, Ho Is to confer with tho
dominion Rovomniont, It Is tho (lrst
tlmo Hollmut has sont such u ilolet'ato
to Conudu.
CAMPAIGN
QUIET FROM
A
Mtlln Intoroat In Politic MmilfoM
lit JnckNiin t'ouiity U'cnI Will
Curry County Owr HoMornmii
Hmltli Will Hofcnt Hum Icy Here
Piittcmon Only Mnu lit Km v.
Thn cumpnlKn In Jucknon county hns
lirmi closril unit thn clonlnu isns no
morn aiisilclous than Its start In fact
matters political In Mrilford and Ihn
county hnvn bnru very ipilet throuKh
out the cntlrn campaign, slncn thn pri
maries, ami whllo there la -n Rood of
street corner nrRtiinrnl Hoarding tlm
outcome of the atatn and county ballot
InR political tntrrcat otherwise Is not
noticeable.
Thn only flRht which has attracted
any attention In tho county has been
that for thn orAco of county commla
doner. Joshua Patterson added to the
Rnlety of nations by comliiK out ns an
Independent, followlnR Ills defeat at thn
hanOn of his party In the primaries.
His candlilacy made tho Pace three-cornered.
CleorRe I- Davis of this city Is
thn republican nominee, J. W. Myers of
Central 1'olnt, the damocrntlc It Is
beltiR Renerally predicted that Patter
son will bo the low man In the race.
Tho senatorial flRht. which In tho
nrlmnrles was a warm affair, has not
been codimlvn of much of a stir II.
Von tier Hellen of Wollom Is thought
to be an easy winner over It. r, Nell,
tho democratlo nominee.
There Is no flRht In the leKlslatlve
ranks oxpept In thn matter of Joint
representatives fop Douglas and Jack
son, wherein Henry D. Itrod of Gold
Hill, opposes J. A. Ituchanan of Itose
btirK, republican. Heed will carry Jack1
son by a largo majority, according to
local polltlcnl wiseacres
Thn ORht between Wilbur Jones, dem
ocrat, and John Holllngnr, republican,
for sheriff Is thouRht to bo n walkaway
for Jones, although IlolllnRvr's friends
nrw conflilent of thn succt-ts of their
man.
Oswald West will carry Jackson
county by n goodly majority over Bow
erman, while Hob Hmlth will defeat
Haw ley for congress In this county by
nt linst BOO voles, If n consensus of
opinion titnong politicians Is a criterion
Tho prohibition rtght has been warm I
ly waged locally and It Is thought II .i '
the oiilcomn In this county between the
wets and ilrys will bo close Moth siih s '
claim tljn coiipty by majorities ranging
from HO to S00
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BEAVERS WIN, OAKLAND LOSES; 1910 RAG IS
PUT ON THE ICF BY PORTLAND BALL TEAM
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ALYADS
COMPANY
NO ENTHUSIASM
SAEEM MEETiNO
Itopiibllcnii Kally Ijit Ku'iiIiik In
Sharp rontnixt Willi That Tcn
iloivil Onwalil WcM Kiiilaj l.'n
iIiiinIiiniii KhUIuh, .Mm) Crowd.
IMm Track Nottli of .Main Will lie
Tiiuon Out at Onc ltmlicnpf
rtlNt Hciv nml Work Is to Ho
HiihIiciI on Ijiuiis anil Park.
KAI.HM, Nov 5 The republican rally
hold hero tonight was In shnrp contrast
to thn West meeting Inst night. Kn
thuslnHiu was lacking and tho croud
was poor, .liiilge P. II. Ilutlor of Con
don hnd been adverllncd as tho principal
speaker, but when tho nuillenco had as
sembled It was announced that Judge
Ilutlor had tnken suddenly 111 nnd would
not lm present.
Htate Buperliitcndout of ftdiools J U
Ackerman was the chairman of tho
meeting The speakers went C It Mo
Arthur, Walter I. Teexo of I'olk county
and Onint 1) Dlmlck of Oregon City.
The spcnlccrs vainly endeavored to ralso
some enthilHliiHin for llowerman's can
didacy, but It was entirely lacking
HOOSKVKIr HKITUHATKS
SUPPORT OK IIKVKHIDCi:
KHNnAM.VII.I.n, Ind., Nov. fi. (On
noard Jtoosovelt Hpeclal). Whirling
through Indiana on his way to tuy a
few words for tho tapubllcana of Ohio,
Colonel Itoosovolt paused hero long
enough to teltcrato his endorsement of
Senator Albert .1, lloverldge, Insurgent
leader, whoso re-election Is tho main
Ishuo In tno Indiana campaign,
Tho train stopped at Hlkhart, whero
BOO persons woro crowdod about tho
station, Roosevelt stepped out on the
renr platform and was greetod by rous
ing cheers. Ho declnrod that If Indiana
duefnts lloverldge at tho coming elec
tion Itwlll go on record ns repudiating
honesty and doonnoy In public olllce,
Ills indorsement was received with
cheers.
"Wo will send him bacg," shouted a
voice fiaut tho crowd, and tho colonel
received tho woids with n grin of delight.
raHsciiKors Nnv (Jims.
I.A1CHVH3W, Nov. B. Ouiih llnshod
and serious trouble was thicntoned
whon thrco eccontrlo Vlllplno passen
gers on thn AlturaB stage became In
coiiHcd nt tho driver this morning be
cause ho would not pick up tholr lints
which they playfully thi'ow on tlie
ground, Tho men wmo puollled hut
woro nrrcstcd nnd placed In Jail upon
arrival In Now 1'lno Creek,
Tho attorney general )mn bcon notl
Hod nud his advlco ns to tho disposition
of tho casa Is awaltd.
The work of parking tho Southern
Puclllc grounds In this city has been
undertaken and will bo rushed to com
pletion, I.linlnoapo Artist Chnso ar
ilvcd in Medford Friday afternoon nnd
will personally ovcrsoo tho work. Al
reaily men arc at work laying out the
grounds
Tho shrubbery back of the exhibit
building Is to bo ronioed nt onco nnd
then the land Is to bn leveled ' anil
parked, a huge lawn being planted with
.ipiiri"l ill "it tile Irons,'
Workmen will start removing tho ex
tra track north of Main strcot Mondav
Trees w III bn planted along Front street
unit a largo bed of roses will bo placed
In thn center of the grounds.
Cluster llgnts will be Installed about
tho outskirts of the pnrk, which wilt
lend "an added beauty In the evening
The commit tee of tho Orentur Medford
club, appointed to confer with tho
Southern Pnclllo olllelals In regard to
the wcuk will woik In conjunction with
Mr Chase.
IN SPITE OF
HETIING CASE
PENNANT WON
Saturtlny's Clanio Was Crucial One
for Northerners and They Came
l'p to It In Splcmllil Style Onk
laml Drops Twii, to Kilsoo.
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f S.iturln(! Scores.
Portlnnd 7. Vornon 1.
f Snn Kranolsco 6-2, Oak-
f land 4-7.
Sacrnmonto A, Los An-
f golou 3.
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OltlXJON IMPOllTS KOOSi
SllOl'M) KXPOUT Til KM
onnaoN AcmicuiruitAi. coi.-
I,i:Oll,,CoiaMillls, Or., Nov, B, Oregon
Ih Importing more than 100 carloads of
eggs ii year Thoy should bo produced
In ho state. This Is tho statement given
out ut tho Oregon Agricultural college
experiment station.
Oregon, Instead of Importing eggs
should havo plenty to oxunrt, as condi
tions for poultry nro Ideal. Hy experi
ments and practical demonstration It
has been shown that by sclontltlo appli
cation of facts ntrendy ovolvod tho hen
can bn forced to do iv phenointual
amount of work In almost ovcry part
of tho statu.
Ah a direct result of tho poultry show
n number of Portlnnd boys nro begin
ning to ralso chickens on city lots and
nro meting with great buccobs.
rhnt pooplo aro waking up to tho
Importance of this industry Is ovldent
from tho largo number of requests for
tho circulars publlshodwlth (ho latest
experimental results.
Fl'HTHKUKST WKST 1A1EK
IiAl'NCHKI) AT HANDON
POHTI.AND, Nov, B. Tho brother
hood of Oregon ijnlly papers will add
another this week whon tho Ilaiulon
Pally Knglo will mnko Its (lrst npponf-
anun. tl will hnvo tho distinction of
being situated tho farthest west of any
dally pnper on tho mainland of tho
United States.
Uy winning yesterday's gamo from
Vornon and by tho Jobs of two by
Oakland, Portlnnd hns tho 1910
pennant on tho Ice. TIs all oer.
In splto of tho now famous Hotline;
(Uc!hIoii. whereby tho Heavers fot-
; felted th-eo KBtnes to Oakland, tho
northern lads inugiit tholr way out
on top.
Tho dope nitlot of tho Mall Trib
une got busy S.Uurdny morning and
figured out the following, from
which can bo deduced the standing
of tho tennis and how Portland
cinched tho rag. Tho following was
figured before Saturday's gatnoa
woro recolvod In tho ovonlng:
If Portlnnd had won threo of its
rontninlng games and Oakland tho
four games to bo played, tho final
stnndlugs will bo:
Club Won Lost Pr.Ct.
Portlnnd 11 SB .57711
Onkle.nd 121 96 .58368
If each team loses ono gamo:
Club Won Lost Pr.Ct.
Portland 115 S6 .57213
Oakland 125 9T .56954
If each tenm loses two:
Club Won Lost Pr.Ct
Portlnnd 114 87 ,56716
Oakland 13! 98 .55451
If Portlnnd lones every ngmo and
Oakland loses threo;
Club Won Lost Pr.Ct.
Portland US US ,51111
Oakland 121 99 .55000
If Onkland loses four straight:
Oakland 120 100 ,54545
Whllo th08O figures nro not offi
cial, thoy aro tnkon from tho stand
ings nB published, and nro probably
correct, l-'rom thorn it will bo seen
thnt Saturday's gamo wns tho cru
cial ono and that tho dofoat for Oalt
Innd effectually pv? Portland snfo.
Oakland would havo had to win ov
ory gamo and Portland lost ovory
ono for Oaklnnd to win.
(iocs to visit Jiing unarios,
J nUCHARKST, Nov, B, Huntington
Wilson, assistant secretary or state nt
WnHhlngton, accompanied by Mrs, Wll
'son, hns arrived horo. Mr, Wilson will
go to Slnnln to pay his respects to, King
Charles.
WHERE OH! WHERE
S THAT FEDERAL
BUILDING TO BE?
Sx'ciul Site Agent Ix'iiws mid .Med
ford Hen! KMate Men Are AU l'p
In Hie Air Itets Itciug Made as
to Its Location.
Oh! whoro. Oh! where will that
building be?
Oh' whore, Oh! whero will it boj
With its boost to lnnd
That Is near nt hand,
Oh! where, Oh! where will il be?
Two weeks more!
Them tho momentous question
which hns been rending local real
estate circles for weeks will havo
been settled for onco and for all.
Hut 'tis two weeks of agony.
Special Site Agent Roberts of tho
treasury department loft Friday ee
nlng for Portland, after threo days'
Investigation of tho sites offered by
local people for tho now federal
building In this city, nud he left bo
hind no inclination of his choice.
Ho stilted thnt in about two weoks
tho department would mnko the an
nouncement. Two bites were offered the go em
inent for $1. Ono of theso offers
was made by a west side syndicate,
tho site being nt Sixth and Holly.
Tho other was made by J. B. Enyart
and associates and was property lo
cated near the Xatatorluni.
Many stories nre being circulated
regarding tho matter and ninny
wugers being made, but tho location
is not known. Heports seem to fa
vor some sito between tho railroad
track and Hear crook north of Eighth
street, but tho west side is strong
In affirming thnt tho building is
coming to thoni.
GAYXOIl ATTKMPTS TO
KNI IJXIMIKSS HTKIJCK
DEMOCRATIC,
HOUSE NEXI?
Chairman Hcpublicnn ConRrtwion.il
Campaign Committee Claim Con
Ktpi by Fair Working .Majority
Democrat Lender Snys Hln
Party Will Control hy .11 Votes.
vim' viimr. tfnv. B Mnvor Gavnor
today mailo a final attempt to end tho
.,., -.,.,., drib,, lln nnnferred with union
lenders this afternoon. Vlco presidents
of tho express companies wvuiveu
ti.n Htrlku were oxnected to attend the
conference but did not do so.
Mayor Oaynor secured trom tno moor
mon final concessions they are willing
to make. He then communicated with
the express olllelals. The Adams com
pany Is s.ild to he endeavoring to sot
tie with Its former employes Independ
ently of the other companies. The strik
ers assert that Krunk Piatt nlone stands
In tho way of suecessrui souiciem.
STUDKNTS OHJKCT TO
IfUIYK AGAINST SMOKING
Nnw YOllK. Nov S Students at
Columbia university nre objecting to a
new university rulo which forbids smok
ing In any of the lecture rooms or hall
ways of the college buildings. Smoking
hlthorto hof teen allowed there,
CHICAao, ?.'ov. C Chairman W Ii.
McKlnlny of the republican congres
sional campaign committee today Issued
trie following statement: ,
"I'rom the best reports obtainable, I
am confident that the republicans will
control tho Klxty-sccond congress with
a fair working majority. The size of
this majority, and. In fact, the outcome
of the election will foe determined by
the majority of the rcpllcan vote going
to the polls Tuesday, t
'That voters havo taken but slight In
terest In the pending campaign la evi
dent by the small vote cast at the pri
maries for the candidates on the va
rious tickets. It would seem that this
forecasts an extraordinarily light vote,
especially In the rural districts, where
the nfrmnrs are enjoying unusual pros
perity." fs Secretary cmfwyept cmfvryet kpqg
Seoretary Trimble of the democratic
congressional campaign committee pre
dicts a democratic majority of 51 votes
In thn next house.
"We believe that wc will have a ma
jority of 51 votes In the lower house of
congress after the coming elections,"
said Trlrnb'e. "We arrived at this con
clusion by giving each party the dis
tricts of which we thought they were
reasonably sure. Thn remaining dis
tricts we divided equally between the
republicans and democrats. While oop
gains will be more pronounced In the
east, there will be no specific pnxt of
tho country to which ther are confined.
We expect to gain In every state now
having republican representation ex
cepting four. We do not expect to lose
more than two districts now represent
etl by democrats.
"In the beglnnlg of thn campaign the
prospects of a democratic victory was
so bright that wo feared that It might
be only temporary. Wo congratulate
ourselves that the revolt against the
Pnyne-Aldrlch tariff law and republican
mismanagement has grown dally until
now It has become so evident that an
overwhelming democratic victory Is ab
solutely assured "
COMPLETE
CAMPAIGN
Iloncrinnn nnd AV'cit Hotli Speak
Large Crowds In Portland V
Is Conceded State Hy Hovrcni
Who Is Claiming Portlnnd nasi
Clackamas County.
IJOHTLAND,, Nev. 5 The Ore
state campaign was virtually closed
this city tonight by the two-
dates .for governor- and little aTsss
(o, be done by them. Monday- will B
spent In comparative quiet, whU Mmt
corrupt practices act prevents ajiy
being done on Tuesday.
Oswald West, for the dcrnocratsv.
jay ijowerman, for the republic
closed their campaigns tonight
spe-ches delivered from automobile
crowds In various portions of the eX.
Both attracted large audiences and (
pareniiy tnclr popularity was a&a
evenly divided. Multnomah ,
claimed by both candidates and will n
aoubtcdly turn the tldo of battl far-1
against xne one or the other contest
It Is conceded that Oswald Wta
strongest In the star Thnt k.
of Portland, Monomah and PTuriini i
Is what Bowerman is depending- opm fat
overcome West's lead in the other emp
ties conceded by Bowerman rnniinitssi
managers. Betting Is about ma.
xne prohibition campaign 1 b
waged In manv narfu nr th .t to
night. The home rule leaders say- a
Multnomah will roll up majority
tlnlr favor of 600. nn,t that .
help of southern and eastern fTrrnj l
that this will surely win their flglit.
OREGON GRANITE
TO HONOLULU
Order Hcccfvcd by Local Conccru few
expensive Monument to Be Mas
ufacttired From Southern Orrgast
t.'ranlte, in Preference lo Knwtcrm.
ROAD IN BOTTE
FAILS THIS WEEK
Last Hridge Will He Crossed This
Morning and Completion of Track
Laying Will He Hapld Regular
Train Sen ice Inaugurated Soon.
The Pncific & Eastern railroad
will reach Butte Falls during this
week Tho last bridge will be cross
ed this morning and work will be
rapid from this time on, until the
lino reaches the timber city.
Tho road is planning to inaugu
rate a regular train service to Hutto
Falls ns early as possible. In nil
probability an excursion will be run
In tho near future from this city to
tho Falls, giving all an opportunity
of inspecting tho new line.
TWO MORH ARRESTS IN
GRANTS PASS; HUER SELLING
GRANTS PASS, Nov 5 Two addi
tional warrants hav been served against
sellers of near beer. A. It, O'Leary and
Oephnrd Hcuber wero arrested and
taken before Judge Jewell. They waived
examination and wero put under bonds
of $200 to appear before the grand Jury.
I.en Martin camo down from Gallce
and put up his bond
There Is n warrant for Dan Johnson.
but he Is nwav In Kureka, Calif.
District Attorney Mulkey Intimated
Thursday evening that Judge Calkins
would be asked to call tho grand Jury
at once.
German Police Go to London.
RHItLIN, Nov. 5. It is announced
that Herr von Jagow and another Qer-
man police official nro about to pay a
visit to London with the object of study
ing tho poKce system of this country,
especially with regard to the question
of tho control of tho street traffic
That Southern 'Oregon granlto fs
makinc a name for itsotr in tt .
world nt large, and that It has b
superior In tho United States Is
shown by the nttention it Is attract-
iiie away irom no me.
The Orecotl r.r.nnlo rnmnnn Ji-.
JUSt received an nrcllr fnr nn t
tTensive nionumont to be shipped t
iiuuuiuiu, nnwau. i no oruor sikmeS-
nes uregon granlto and was chases
in competition with stono from east
ern quarries which have long ibcw
opolized tho markets of tho world.
The monument was ordered by ETn
orson Baker, a member of ono of (fesr
oldest families of Hawaii, the fowsr
dors of which went to the islands as
missionaries in 1S20 and latosr
amassed a fortune in sugar.
NEAR JAIL DELIVERY
IN KLAMATH FALLS
KLAMATH FALLS, Nov. 3 WKafc
camo near being a wholesale Jull deliv
ery was frustrated by the vlgilaneer
of the ofllcers when they reached tk
county Jail and discovered a sectleat
In the corner back of the steel s
where the rock had been removed and
a hole largo enough for a good sized
man to crawl through hud been made
Tho Jail ts composed of heavy roueb
stones laid in cement, and Insldo Is a.
smooth cement finish, while the outaid
of tho building Is faced with d.tsseA
stone.
The cement finish on the inside had
been hacked off with an avo that hmM
been smuggled Into the Jail, and soma
of the rock had been replaced and tb
crevices filled with loose cement untB
It had its original appearance. The row
malnder of the rock which had been re
moved hud been pluced on top of Ut-
steel cage, In which the prisoners sun
locked at night
Paul T, Durney, alius Jack Wheeler..
Is the ringleader In the plot to escaji.
and he is now languishing in tho dark:
co 1 where unruly prisoner nre
fined.
Vote Yes
And Prevent Extermination
of fish in Rogue River
On inltlativo measure on ballot to bo voted Novomber 8, entltlod:
"A bill for an act prohibiting the taking of fish from the watora
of Rogue rlvor, or any of its trlbutarlcu, by any means except with
hook and lino, commonly called angling. '
318 YES. ,
349 No.
ROGUE RIVER FISH PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION.
Comprising business mon, farmers and cltUons of Roguo Rivor valley.
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