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MUDKOKI) iMAIIiTlinJUNFO, iMJtJDKOKI). OK IK ON. WEDNESDAY JANUARY 11, 11)11.
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CLANTON URGES
NEW FISH LAWS
Makes Sufjgestions In Annual Report
to Governor for Laws to Curb Op
erations of Oregon Fishermen In
Various Streams.
SALEM, Or., Jan. 11. II. K. C'lmi
ton, statu muuter fish wiuck'ii, .vestc.
elay filed his annual repmt with the
governor, in which lie includes ll.e
following reeoiiinieiidatioiis to he pi -hentcd
to the legislative uhsuiiiIiI)
within tho next few days:
Prohibit the "be of seines on the
coast streams of this state south ol
tho Columbia liver, with less than .1
Hi.v-itieh streteli measure.
Make it a misdemeanor for any one
to take a net, sein or other J tolling
appliance in a boat, or otherwise,
above any dcalline which is now o"
may hereafter he established below
any fishway.
Empower tho master fish win dun
to etduhlu-h deadlines on the coast
strcamsabove which no fishing will
be poi nutted, except with hook and
lino.
Enact closed-beuHon periods for
tho tributaries of tho CFolumbiu
river, to conform with that now in
forco on tho main Columbia.
Clooo Clackamas river againbt
iiphing of any kind, with the excep
tion of hook and line.
Authorize tho Jisli commission
hoard to dispose of any liulelioiy
propcrty that may now or will heio
uftcr be of no l'liither use to the de
partment. Provide 11 five-year colsed season
period for the hatehiiic of lobsters
in Viuiuiui'. bay and its tiihtitarics.
Appropriate .f2(),000 for puiehiis
int,' neeesary lauds mid lor salmon
hatchery mid maintaining salmon lisa
hatcheries on the cmist streams 01
the state, south of the Columbia river.
Appropiiate .firOOO for the eu
foivemeut of Iheinitiative bill, passed
at the last geiiernl election, closing
Hogtie river to Unliiug of any kin 1
cvccpl with hook and Hue.
Appropriate .15,0(10 for the equip
ment and miiiiiteiiaucu of salmon
hatchet ies tiibutury lo tho C'olumb;ii
liver.
Appropiiate oOOO for the equip
ment of the Houurvillc central salmon
halcherv, mid reimburse the cauneis
and packets who advanced the .1 !.")('
for the construction of the relaiuiii
ponds tit the Honneville hatchery.
AAmmmitfinmmmmmmmmmAmtminmmmmt
The January Clearance at the
GOLDEN RULE
is drawing a great many people down town to take advantage of the HUN
DREDS of SPECIAL BARGAINS now being offered in all lines. If you are in
need of Winter Goods now is the time and this the place to save money.
COME IN SOON : : : : : : & : : : :
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The Telegraph Dance In the Bty M usical Production, "The Queen of the
Moulin Roune," Medfonl Theatro Thursday, Jan. 12.
POSTED BILLS: 'US. STEWART TO
LANDS III JAIL tlE BURIED HERE
ALL WOMEN'S AND MISSES' COATS
AND SUITS REDUCED 33 1-3 PER CT.
EVERY LADIES' HAT IN THE HOUSE
NOW ONE-HALF PRICE.
SILK WAISTS, SKIRTS, FLANNEL
GOWNS, SORTS, LACE CURTAINS,
NOTIONS, ETC. PRICE ESPECIAL
LY LOW FOR CLEARANCE.
Men's 13c black Hose; now, 3
pair i'or
25c
ALL MEN'S AND BOYS' OVERCOATS
AND CRAVENETTES AT REDUC
TION OF 25 PER CENT.
ONE LOT OF MEN'S $3.00
SAMPLE HATS; in this
clearance at, choice
ALL MEN'S AND BOYS' SWEATERS
AT REDUCTION OF 33 1-3 PER CENT.
ALL BOYS' SHORT PANTS SUITS AT
REDUCTION OF 25 PER CENT.
AND $4.00
$1.95
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Bert Ward Is Jailed and Balled fori Aged Resident Dies In Oakland Has
Aliened Violation of the Corrupt
Practice Act No Complaint Filed
May Drop Case.
Charged with violating the corrupt
practices net and alleged lo have
ponied political dodgers about tin1
city's main streets (luring the caily
limns ol" Tuesday morning, Moil Wind
was lodged in tho city jail and later
released upon -a hail.
f Tlie identitieu ol' the people who
caused the arrest aie as much of a
mystery as the prohahle disposition
of the. ease. No complaint had heeu
filed in tho office of District Atlor-
new It. I' iMulkcy up to noon tndnt
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and Justice of tho IViuv Glenn ,.
Taylor said that ho had not hecu no
tified of any such aresl.
Chief of I'olicojilieaier this morn
ing denied having iiad any hand in
the n rest or any knowledge ol event-?
which led up to it.
Tho next doyen classified ads
you acipiantcd will a dozen phases
whcli you answer, will prohnhly get
you iiciiiaiutcd with a dozen phases
of this city's life that you neor ou
counleied hefore.
Been a Resident of Jackson Coun
ty for tho Past Twenty-seven
Years.
A fine line of Men's Suits, prices very
low for this clearance--$6.75, $10,00
$11.95, $12.75, $13.50
WORTH
MUCH MORE
AKINS, BENTON 6 CO.
St. Marks Block
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Medford, Ore.
The body of Mrs. J. H. Stewart,
who died this morning at Oakland,
Cnl will ni-'vy In tills city lrlditj
night. Shu will be burled in the I. O
O. K. cemotory, where the body of
hor husband, who died hero four
yoni'B ago, now lies.
Mis. Stewart, who was 75 yeais
old and a resident of this city for tho
last 27 years, came hero from Qulncy,
III. She had been la 111 health f)i
about slv weeks and tho end ennui
while she was visiting with .Mrs. A.
J. Weeks, hor daughter, In the Cali
fornia city.
Ilcsldes Mrs. Weeks, sho Is survlv
oil by Mrs. II. M. Crowell of San Fran
cisco and .Mrs. D. K. Tell of Medford.
daughters, and W. II. Stewart of .Med
ford, a son.
The funeral arrangements will bo
In charge of Mohhih. Weeks & Me
(iowan and will ho announced later
AT
CENTRAL POINT
The funeral of Thomas N. Cov,
who died at his home at Kagle Point
Sunday, was held at the Central
l'oiut cemetery Tuesday afteinoon.
The 'Rev. Le.Mar lead a Short burial
service at tho grae.
Mr. Coy, who came to Oregon from
his former homo in Ohio in 1887, was
18 years old, lie leaves a wife and
a family of five.
The pallbearers Vioro J. W. Q rover,
W. I,. Cluldieth, T. C. Dugan, C. S.
Painter, N. Young and C. W. Tlmiim.
An attempt will he made to rai3c
this amount by public subscriptions,
and W. P. Johnson of the Klamnth
Development company; K. M. Chil
cote, a prominent real estate man,,
and C, T. Oliver, secretary of the
chamber , were appointed a.s a com
mittee to raise this fund.
The chauihor alo decided to raise
the salary of the secetary and busi
ness manager, C. T. Oliver, to .f 100
a month. This step was taken after
it had been decided that a man would
have to devote almost all of his time
to the work.
his chief clerk and assistant manager,
continuing at his post. In fact, all
tho working force stands ready to
(.tend to tho traveling public tin
same courteous treatment as in tho
past.
.Mr. Seward has just secured a ten
year extension to his lease, making it
cover a period of twenty years; also
tiations are under way for a large
addition which will make The Hotel
Seward as large
any hotel in Portland.
the state people and others for their
generous patronage during the paBt
ear and a half which has Just pass
ed, and soliciting a continuance of
same, we beg to remain,
Yours to please,
HOTEL SEWARD.
. "W. M. Seward, Proprietor.
PILES Cl'llKI) IX O TO II DAYS.
PAXO OINTMENT Is guaranteed
if not larger, than j to cure any case of itching, blind.
I bleeding or protruding piles in i to
We take this opportunity to thank I 14 days or money refunded. GOc.
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TALKS T0 10 2"
MERIDIAN, Conn., Jan. 11. Tho
Rev. DuUols H. Lux Jastor of the
Center Congregational church, who
has emhrnrod socialism mid written
a novel presenting Ills theories oi
modern hocIiiI problems, read his res
ignation as pastor of tho church at
the morning services yesterday. In
Ills letter )io said;
"If you will uudoistaud my term.
I hold It without (liioHtloii that or
ganized Christianity today Is disso
luo. It Is playing fast and loose will,
the principles for which Chrlnt died
It dnro not ho true. A church today In
n social organ with religious and uior
ul tcudoiieloH.
"It must require doctrines that are
congouial and undlsturblng. Out of
Its necessities, It feels that It must
keep Its oar to the ground to make
Hiiro that tho world of wealth Is not
offended.
"For this reason, to be true to my
ministry, I must stand outside the
pale of piiBtoratc, that I may voice
my protest purely. 1 have counted
tho cost. Tho doors of tho ehurrhiM
will ho closed to inc. Our colleges
could not uffoid to welcome mo Into
a profossor'H chair. HiisIiiohh doors
are closed.
"For two months, while occupying
this pulpit, I have been testing this
fact. I inn still knocking for som
door to open whore I can support in
family, doing honest work, while
speaking tho word of an honest mln
luWund If necessary, 1 can dig '
To find a better furnished room
pei haps at even less rent than yon
now pay is surely a task woilh a
few hours of your time. Arm you.
self with some clipped ads mid stnrl
.on a "little journey!"
Klamath to Publish Wide.
KLAMATH FALLS, Or., Jan. 11. -
At a special meeting of the Klam
ath chamber of commerce la-( night
a move was launched tor the raising
of a ..")()()() publicity tad for the
pi ('sent vear
HOTEL SEWARD.
Announcement During December, 1 9
1910, owing to misleading statements) V
KOing forth through sevprnl dally pa-
pors, to the effect that tho Hotel 5
Seward had been sold-i'nany of our ' Jj
patrons throughout the state are un-, J
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201 Acres 5 Miles
dor the Impression that the lfofel has
changed ownership and management.
However, such is not a fact.
MY. W. M. Sewanl is still at the
head of tho hotel, and X. IC. Clnrkv,
SELLING GOVERNOR
FOR ONE DAY ONLY
STATE CAPITOL, Salem, Or.. Jan.
11. Hon Soiling was acting governor
of tho state of Oregon for 24 hours.
When ho was elected president ot tin
senate Monday lie succeeded .lay How
orinaii to that position lly reason
of Frank W Honson being secrotnn
of state and governor, ponding the
inauguration of Oswald West, and
Ueusou being In California, it made
tho president of the somite the act
lug governor. Howermau was presi
dent of (lit) seuato and acting govern
or until tho organization Moudio,
when Selling was selected to fill the
position This retired Howormau in
president and at tho same time de
prived him or the honor of being act
lag governor, lly Selling's election
ho became acting governor until the
inauguration of West
This is an unusual although brief
distinction, and one which could not
have occurred if lloniou wore within
tho state Ilium of Oiogun. It mad
Selling absolute executive of Oregon,
with the power to pardon and make
appointments, but be did not use hit
prerogative during Ills administration
Neither did he deliver an inaugural
address.
; RAIN SPOILS PLAN
OF DYNAMITE
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Game Law Chann.cs Many.
SAlirX Or., Jim. Jl. HniMi.
changes in innny of tlm giune Inw
ii rv promised during the present m-.
hion of the legislatiuc, if plan ..i
Sonnlor Morryimin of Kl'"'' &"
iiiid Luku do not go awry.
Ono of tho principal inovcB thai
will bo made in th direction, i l
us is now known, will ho un effort
immmsu thi.sljouiit.v on timber wolvo-
in Hict Cascades. It is said llmt ln
deer in tho Carcadc nuigo are lnJ
coining praotioally oxlinut. owing in
tho mviitfPH of thi'si) uniiimlb, ami
Hint ono limber wolf will ly '
devour fiO door in a your. A honvy
bounty would, wiy Senator Merry
mnit, iuoronso tho number of doer U
n romnrktvblo extent in n enmparu
tively short time Senator Abrtihiir'
i$ alpo interested m tljis movement
If the patronage of (lie leaders n
this newspaper is iiupoitant to vol
make your xloiv-iidvcilising impoil
ant lo Til KM.
California
Is the place to visit, OrniU'o groves
in lull bloom, tropunl Hovvcm. In
moils hotels, In- tone Old Mission"
attractive wateinig pla cs, delightful
climate, makiiig that favoicd section
the Nation's most popular retreat
You can mv it i.I its best via the
Shasta Route
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I "The Road of a Thousand Wonders"
I SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
Up-to-date trams, firM-class in
every respect, unexcelled duiing-cni
service, (puck tune and direct con
itoctions to all points .south.
STECIAL ROUND-TRIP FARE OF
$55.00
Portland to Los Amides and Return.
Willi coricxpondiny low tares from
all other sections of the Northwest
Liberal stop-overs hi each direction
and long limit. IntoioMing and at
tractive literatiiie on the various ic
sorts and attractions of California
can be had on application to an S
P or O li. X X. Agent, or from
WM. McMURRAY.
General Passenuer Agent
Portland, Ore.
TUR N EXPENSE
INTO INVESTMENT
If it's merely a question of
what you can "get along
with," use an ordinary paper
for your business stationery.
If, however, you are seek
ing to turn expense into in
vestment, use
Tit it.iM fi fitrijr fnnnrst it, t hurry
a MWJGffiiE mm
"l.kjtr thi ll'altr Mar"
The added influence given
your messages hy the clean,
crisp sheets will wipe out the
expense item and leave a bal
ance on the other side.
A little J-mrney Into lb uorltngt of
) our own in nut uill ireiillifii our jrgu
nir.it lo i rip, ul ii lor j tprimirn
book of thi pipr tliowliig Iniirliradi
ud txlirr HMiitvn forms, eriiilril litlio
(raphrj J" I ruravril on tlir mIiik anil
fourteen lor ot Ol t) IIamumikk II.. no,
ll' WOltll liltlllj
Mailaby Hammhifk
PHH (.UMI-ANt,
only pjprr iiuVru n
llie worU making lu 1
Hper cluivl
Medford Printing Co,
PINE JOB
PRINTING
IS OUR
SPECIALTY
WE CAN
AND DO
MAKE QUICK
DELIVERIES
GET OUR
PRICES
From Grants Pass
Fronting on Rogue River
27) acres in orchards, part, full hearing, the finest
of fruit, location ideal, water and water rights ex
ceptional. Very best best of soil for pears, apples,
peaches, Tokay grapes or alfalfa. WRITE OWNER,
BOX 23, CARE MEDFOttD MATL TRTBUNE,
MEDFOTCD, OK.
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38 S. Central Ave
WANTED--
Medford Property
T own a new 5-room bungalow on big lot in Central
Point that 1 will exchange for property of equal
value here. Lt is modern in everv wa lights, tele
phono, bath. Value $3000.
I also own half interest in business building and
lot; now rented; good location; brick; value $2000.
LOOK AT Til IK I have complete moving pic
ture machine and outfit, curtain, switches, slides, etc.
Will take $60 for outfit.
W.E.Whiteside
Rooms I and 2 Over Allen Grocery
Urn
CIIU'AUO. III., Jim. 11.- What i
lu'liovi'd to lmt Ihioii mi iittoiiipt t
blow up County JiiiIk Owoiu va
t'rut rii tod by u lnuny nun full toil.i
A tl.vitiiiuitu IhiuiI) ulli tiiii ii
liiflu'il mik toiiuii uiiilcr a fnint'i n.
liuluc Ouin' hout by lu mIu
A)iariitl the buiub liail been plain
i'il unit tin. fut) lighted, but n -wM
let' nt lain hml tt uiKUilifd it
If I lie ivnl 'lali' nil "u'ihU nl
ulit," in nii.l -''i' tit iokrty, am'
you'll irtib.ibl find llmt tint ml t
"tolinmlil" an. I cmiilid.
AllMWl- all "likrl lonkll't"
Wllllt ml- " I vmII nut In an
iinlti'r lo t itnl Un ii'lii pill
IlnsKinr. tr liiallh.
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J When our watch is "all broken up" or "out of sorts"
bring it to this "watch hospital" and we'll quickly put it
in "shanc" nirain.
WfV "Sick" timepieces "made well" in the quickest sort of
lime, consistent Willi goon wurKiiimisuip.
J Let us do your watch and jewelry repairing.
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elry repairing.
Noar P. O.
MARTIN J. REDDY
THE JEWELER
M q d t o r d
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A Narrow Escape
From Getting Rich
lias boon tho common lot of a
number or men In Medford
during the last fow years, from
their failure to follow tho good
advice we have given them.
Take a straight hunch from us
on this. Wo offer for quick ac
tion 2S acros of land adapted
to subdivision, factory sites,
townslto platting, or small acre
age tracts. With eltv ivnlor nnil
sewerage already unliable and can make extremely good terms on
the tract for only twelve thousand dollars for ontlro holdings. Tnko
a .,ul(U Mep In the right direction and land on a solid basis by buy
ing this at onco Soe us only In regard to It. Will make tho beat
iermft.iiin.biim this will lay the foundation for a fortune to the
liiik purchaser Don't delay on this.
Rogue River Land Company
No. II SOUTH n:Tltl, AK.Vl'K. r J
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