MEDFORD MATL TRTBTTNE, rLi)FOR"D, OREHON, MONDAY, EEBT?TT.VRY 27, 1911.
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PXGETSTGHT
WEST'S VETOES
NEUOTAL 64
Dills Filed With Secretary of State
Roach Total of 275 Chamberlain
Filed 38 Vetoes List of Bills
Carrying Appropriations.
SALEM, Or., Fob. 2 7. With a to
tal or 270 bills filed in tho office of
secretary of state, tho first accurate
general resunio of tho bobhIoii of tho
legislature Just closed may be Bnl
od as far as tho amount of legisla
tion enacted Is concorned.
A revision of tho list sIiowb that
altogether there were CI bills vetoed
by tho governor, somo of those which
ho originally Intended to veto and
for which messages were written
wore withdrawn.
There wero ;i8 vetoes by Governor
Chamborlaln filed with tho secretary
of state after tho preceding session
and 23-1 bills, tho 20th assembly hav
ing 11 more bills to Its credit than
tho ono before. As far as can now
bo determined, Governor West has
eclipsed all records In Oregon for tho
number of vetoed bills.
Appropriation Approved.
Tho ' appropriations as passed by
both houses and receiving either the
npproval of tho governor or being
filed by him nre:
71. H. 13, by Abbott $20,000 for
surveys for topographic maps.
11. II. 2.I, by KHgloston $1000 for
soldiers burying plot adjoining Hlv
orview cometory.
II. H. 213, by Powoll $1714.15 to
reimburse George Nessllng of Dallas
for injuries received while In actlvo
Borvlco for tho Oregon national guard.
11. IJ. fi3, by Huchanan $10,002
. to reimburse national guardsmen in
fighting fires.
II. II. 72, by Abrams $50,000 for
malntonance of stato militia.
II. H. 110, by committco on ways
and moans $42,500 for support of
oleemoBynary institutions.
II. I). 417, by commlttoo on ways
and means $55,041.09 to dofray
claims for which no provision had
previously boon made.
II. D. 418, by commlttoo on ways
and means $1,235,707 for malnto
nance of institutions at Salem and
soldlors' home.
If. 11. 393, by commlttoo on ways
and moans $951,320, salaries, for
' state officials.
II. I). 394, by comnilttoo on ways
and moans $152,045.49 providing
for payment of deficiencies,
II. 15. 198, by Ambrose $30,000
for maintenance of U. of O. medical
dopartment at Portland.
Monmouth Dormitory.
II. n. 202, by Powell $50,000 for
dormitory at Monmouth normal
school.
II. 11. 300, by Umatilla delegation
$331,000 for eastern Oregon branch
Insane asylum.
11. 11. 99, by Iluchauan $000 for
sundry oxpoubcs of soldiers' homo at
Hosoburg.
11. II. 254, by commlttoo on insur
ance $10,000 additional malnte.
nance for Insurance dopurtmont.
II. II. 207, by McKlnney $1000
for creation of bureau of mines.
II. II. 258, by Ambrose $9000 for
streot paving at CorvalllB.
II. 11. 302, by Collins $1200 for
Milarlott of chaplains at penitentiary
and reform school.
II. 11. 351, by Chatten $15,000
for Hiilnion hatchorlon on Columbia
river and Its tributaries.
II. 11. 210, by Lane county deloga
tJoi,$32K,2fi2.9S for maintenance of
UnlveiBlty of Oregon.
II. 11. 211, by Lane county delega
tion $176,000 for new library build
lug at University of Oregon.
II. IJ. 185, by Brooke- $10,000 for
brldgo acrosij Suako river at Nysga.
II. IJ. ill, by Huntington
$8109.41 to reimburse teachers and
employee of old Drain normal school.
II. II. 29, by McKlnnoy $10,000
for hridgo ucroHg Snake rivet In link
er county,
II. 11. B0, by Abrams $20,000 to
croatii armory fund. This bill came
to governor containing $10,000 ap
propriation, but arrnngud to cut It In
half.
II. 11. 109, by Colo $1500 for Ore
gon Humauo society.
For ForeM Protection.
II. II. 60, by Uuchanau $60,000
for foroet protection.
11. II. 5(48. by Nounor $20,000 for
HHlinou hutcherlOH south of Columbia
rivar.
S. U. 28, by Lester $60,000 for
Astoria contouuial celebration.
S. 11. SI, by Ctrson $1,000 foi
orotflcatlng fruit past.
S. I). 08. by Jogoph $15,000 for
UttUO board of health.
a W. Ill, by Dlinleh $1250 for1
liruBOrviitlon of Mcl.oughllu homo
8. II. 118, by Oliver $16,000 for
innlntonanco Union oounty oxporl
mgnt otatlon.
S. IJ. 09, by MiUnrkoy $18,000
for malntonnnco and oxtonglon of
work of library oommhlon. i
S, IJ. 200, by Molarity $10,000
for support of indigent orphans. '
S. 1). 73, by Malarke $36.000i
WINDY CITY TO
SEND HOST WEST
Chicago Aflcnt of the Southern Pa-1
ciffc Railroad, in Mcdford on Brief
Visit, Predicts Big Rush Here from
Middle West.
Kdfjttr M. Mattes, travelling pas
senger iifjent for tho Ilarrimaii lines,
with headquarters in Chicago pre
dicts n rent influx of people o
Mcdford liom tho oust this year.
Mr. Mattes, who is visiting Mod
ford as tho guest of ti. A. Kosenlmuin,
Southern Pacific agent hero, said
yesterday:
"Tlie number of people who will
visit litis section from the oast dur
ing the next few mouths will surpass
all previous years. The greatest rush,
however, will probably not start un
til about April. One reason why
more people have not come to tne
Koguo Kiver Valley this winter from
Chicago mid tho middle west is that
Hie past winter there lias not been as
severe ns that season usually is, and
as tlie result not ns great a number
was driven (a seek u more equitable
clhimte us would have done so had
tho wcntlier there boon more rigorous".
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Rev. Geo. Moseley
PACIFIC 'PHONE
L. A. Newton, Manager of the Local
Offico of the Pacific Telephone
Company Goes to Spokane to En
ter Commercial Field.
UlCIIAltD JOSE IV "SUA Kit THItEAOS.
WAS FROM MEDF0RD
BUT WHO WAS HE?
Tho famous contra tenor, Richard
J. .lose, will appear In tin
role of "Silver Threads," a story
woven about the sentimental ballad,
"Silver Threads Among the Gold," at
the Mcdford theater tomorrow night.
Mr. Jose has chosen this play to make
his return to the legitimate stage,
many years featured In all the big
leading minstrel companies. Then tho vau
deville stage tempted him, and he
became a lieadllnor in tho bettor class
of "vaudeville productions. He was
exceedingly popular in the west, par
ticularly on the Pacllfc coast.
In "Silver Threads," Mr. Jose be
lieves ho has procured a legitimate
after an absenco from it of several .successor to "Tho Old Homestead,"
years. For flvo years ho played In '"Way Down East" and "Shore
tho "Old Homestead," and was fori Acres."
RATE
BETTERS CONDITIONS
Says tlit Oregon City Enterprise:
Tito man taken from (lie early
train south yesterday morning on the
Southern Pacific, and supposed to be
insane, was simply insane because
of loo much drink. While on tlie
train he insisted on running tlie train
and while lie had a ticket for Med
io nl refused to give it up to tho con
ductor. Officer Green took him off tlie
train and lodged him in tlie city pri
son till tho next morning. He had
u bottle of whiskey on his person,
which was taken from him. In the
morning ho was himself and was per
mitted to proceed on iiis way. He
would not toll his uiuno and seemed
sorry tho trouble had occurred.
ONE BIG FOOL
But He Doesn't Live in Mcdford Nor
Read the Mail-Trihunc.
A man in 'Connecticut gnvo a doc
tor, a specialist in catarrh, .$.r)0 to
onre him of this common yet most
obnoxious disease. '
Tito specialist gave him a hot tie of
medicine anil told him to use it.
Tlie fool took the medicine home,
look ono dose, put it on a shelf and
miidc no further effort to follow in
structions, Throe months later with (lie medi
cine still on the shelf Ik- told a
friend Unit the speeialiht was it fake
that lie had paid him .ffiO ami still
hud catarrh.
1IYOMKI (pronounce it High-cine)
won't euro catarrh if you don't
breathe it; it will if you hrontho it
regularly.
Furthermore, you don't need to
give it catarrh specialist $f0 to cure
you of catarrh, for tho specialist is
vet to lie born who can write a bet
ter prohoriptiou titan llomci.
Clias. Rtnng and druggists every
where guarantee Myoinei to cure cat
arrh or money buck. A complete out
fit which constats of n hot tie of
Hyontei, a hard rubber inhaler and
himple instructions for use costs on
ly $1.00. Separate bottles of Hvom-
ei is afterwards needed cost hut f0
cents.
BRITIAN TO SPEND
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mi WYOHIC, Fell. U". Discussing
tho inter-state commerce nuuins
sion's rate decision, Sttiyve.saiil Fish
today declared that tlie railroads of
tho country had reached a point
whom (heir oncnitiiiLr expenses were
no longer out of proportion to their Wes which already are a part of tho
irross revenue. The rate decision, iio'ar'n' equipment will bo thoroughly
.,;.t ii.ittm-u Mw. nliirlii nC Mui mill i tested
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LONDON. Pel). 27. -Tho sum of
$505,000 was provided for the aero
nautical branch of the Urltlsh army
In the military budget for 1911-1'J.t
given out today.
l-'lvo aeroplanes and threo dliigl-
owners of railroad sliitrei held for
investinontr by stopping the claims
of labor for higher wages and by
ending (lie claims of tlie shippers for
anything upprouchilig a general re
duction in rates. Ho endorsed tiio
commission's declaration that tho
existing rates are just.
SCATTERS HUSBAND'S ASHES
BROADCAST ON PACIFIC
$5000 IN JEWELS FOUND
IN LOST SUIT
CASE
SANTA ChAKA, Cul.. Feb. '27.
Tho widow of Dr. Meiijiuniii Plant
I orator resident physician at roisoin niiin company
penitentiary, is here today after lnn-i
nig scattered Iier husbands ashes
broadcast on the Pacific ocean in ac
cordance with hi sdying request.
LOS ANOFLKS, Cnl., Feb. 27.
After being thrown about like ordin
ary baggage, n suit case containing
$.")00() in jewels which was lost ly
Mrs. Lewis Armstrong at I lie Arcade
depot here on her arrival last night,
was recovered. A porter accidentally
misplaced the suit once and it Wi
stored with the baggage of a tourist
party. A special agent of the Puli-
diM'ovored it.
L. A. Newton, manngpr of tho
local oifice of tlie Pacific Telephone
and Telegraph eoinpuny will leave
this city Tuesday evening for Spo
kane where, having severed his con
nection with the telephone company,
lie will outer into the wholesale busi
ness. He is succeeded Itere by J. J.
Buohler, recently of Tacoma.
During his term of office as mana
ger here, Mr. Newton, who outno hero
last Novmbor, has succeeded in build
ing up tlie service of Pocific com
pany to a wonderful extent. Not
withstanding tho great and rapid
growth of liiotown, ho hns at all
limes kept the service up to the
liging manner lie lias made a host
standard. By his geninlity and ob
of friends for himself while here, al'
of whom wish him tlie success due
him in his new venture.
Mr. Huchlor, the now manager, is
already well known to local people,
having been connected with the Mcd
ford office of Pacific phono before.
Ho left the city two years ago and
is Iransfered hero from the Tacoma
office. I It? expressed himself this
morning ns being "glad to get buck
to God's country."
will lecture at the Natatorlum at
Medford, March 7th, S o'clock, on
the "Power and the Elevation of
Christian Womanhood," also the
"Cause of the Downfall of Young
Women of the Present Day."
Mr. Moseley Is one of the host plat
form orators, Bible student nnd
minister of the gospel. He has trav
eled through Europe, on the seas and
In many parts of tho United States
lecturing and preaching the gospel.
He was a student of the Groat Brit
ain school of arts. He has been mas
ter machinist of one of the largest
?nglno works In Pittsburg, Pa., hav
ing full charge of setting on and
discharging and setting tho scale of
wages. Ho was superintendent of
ono of the best engine works at
Clevelnnd, O. Mr. Moseley was plat
form orator In tho oast In 1893-91
and won the victory In some of the
great strikes. He also is a fine flute
and piccolo player and tenor singer.
Ho comes from the best of homes.
Come and hear him. Seats on sale
at Hasklns drug store. Lecture 50
cents. '
For Sale
KiO acres of land for sale at
$35 per acre; land one and
one-hall' miles from the Med
ford postoffiee; laud all
good orchard land, or a fine
proposition to subdivide;
with terms. For further in
formation address
OWNER,
POSTOFFICE BOX 812.
WantecTto RenT
We have a client who wishes to
rent a seven or eight-room house
on or about May 1st. The house
must have four bedrooms and
must bo nibodern In every re
spect, and In a number ono local
ity. Party will take a lease for
six months or a year. -If you
have anything of this descrip
tion lot us hear from you.
Gornetius-Garner Realty Go.
I. (). O. I NOTICE.
Lodge moots In the new ha,ll on
Sixth street Mondny evening, Febru
ary 27. A full attendance Is desired.
Work in the third degree. Visiting
brothers are Invited to attend.
W. L. MILLER,
291 Secretary.
Hasklns for Health.
HUNGARIAN POLITICAL
LEADER PASSES AWAY
Hl'DA PFST, Feb. 127. The dea,h
of Huron llauaffy ex-pieiniVr ol
Hungary and lender of tho now party
will in no way will affect tlie foi -tunes
of the party according to men
prominent in it today.
Huron Hanffy died yesterday and
Itis ptssago marked the cud of a
stormy political life. Ho was born
October 28, 18 IU and until his death.
with more or less regularity boon u
member of tlie Hungarian cliuinli r
of deputies.
Hemitfi
Restores color to Gray or
Faded hair Removes Dan
druff and invigorates the Scalp
Promotes a luxuriant,
healthy hair growth Slops its
falling out. Is not a dye.
Sl.OOamlSOc it Drml Stiirci or iliiect upon
receipt ol price and tlclcr name. Send 10c lor
sample linlile - I'hilu May Specialties Co..
Newark. N.J ,11 S.A.
HUl'USU ALL SUUSTITUTKS
I'or Sale and Itccoiiiiiicnilcri by Leon
It. HasUIiw.
..Automobile Repairing..
CRATER LAKE
GARAGE
22 South Riverside
Phone Main 4282.
Home 298 K.
N. H. Mark
FOR SALE
CITY PROPERTY
Tomes any part of city
Lots wholesale and retail
MOOR-EHNI CO.
212 Fruitgrowers LaukBld
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COLUM
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for oxtendliiK powers of railroad
coiiiiuIhhIou to public utilities.
S. II. U.2. by I.oMtor- $2500 for
carrying out provluloiiH of act pro
viding for touting of railroad hciiIoh,
S. 11. 6S. by llHwley -$l 10.000 for
maintenance for O. A. C.
S. 11. ol), by llawloy $270,000
new htiltilliiKH at O. A. O.
S. H. 256. by ('arson-- tRO.OOO
for iiiiuev to Mtate eapltol.
S. H. ass. by Locke $fi000 for
fighting bubonic plague.
8. II. 07, by Abraham $t 0.000
for Htuttte of (leoi'iio II. Wlllluiim In
Statuary Holt. Washington, D. C.
xoncH.
J. I). MeArdle will arrive In Med
ford tut 25th Imit. with plans and
hpuulflruiloatt for hUs bungalow and
Kiting to be built on Oakdale ave
nue, Mcdford Contractors are Invlt- i
est to bid Mr McArdle can be Keen s
t the Nash hotel
HnHldnn for Health
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MEDFORD
CONSERVATORY
FOR MUSIC AND
LANGUAGES
NAT. BUILDING
ALL BRANCHES OF
MUSIC.
FULL FACULTY.
G. TAILLANDIER,
DIRECTOR.
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Outfit Costs
$28.90
on cas tiTius, il' ou nivlVr,
and it iurliides
Columbia
(Iraphophone, si double
Disc Columbia UVcords, 12
full selections, ami 200 Nee
dles. Informal concert any hour
of the day. Drop in any
time.
BIA
raphophones
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earora iviusic
McNealy & Co. 220 West Main St. St. Marks Blk.
Shop
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Every Piece of Winter
Underwear Must Be
Closed Out
EVERY PI ISC E of Winter Underwear in the store
must be closed out and tit once. If you are looking
for a bargain in ladies', misses' or boys' Vests, Pants
or Union Suits, see these before you buy.
Ladies' regular $1.50 Union Suits, each
Ladies' regular $1.00 Union Suits, each ....
Ladies' regular 75c Union Suits, each
Ladies' regular GOc Union Suits, each
Children's Union Suits, each .25c
Boys' $1.00 and $1.25 Union Suits, each 75c
..$1.00
75c
50c
39c
girls at
Dr. Denton's Sleeping Carments for boys and
ONE-FOURTH OFF
Your choice of all of all our
Boys and Misses Jersey Ribbed
and Fleece Lined Vests, Pants,
etc., at 25c each
Ladies' heavy fleece lined, ribbed, garter top, Burson
Hose, and fine all avooI cashmere Hose; 25 e to 35c
values; till sizes; closing out price
19c pair, two pair for 35c
Men's cotton flannel Cloves, 10c pair, .' pairs i'or 25c
Hussey's
Steam and Hot Water
Beating
If you want to be comfortable, heat your home with
Hot Water. It costs j on nothing to talk with
Ponting 6 Renz
the only straight Heating Shop in Medford.
37 SOUTH- CENTRAL.
GET THE HABIT
Of calling us It you hnvo any electric
fix you up In tho boat possible stylo.
work of any kind. Wo can
It is a Good Habit and Will Cost You Nothing
Electric Construction Co.
l'HOXi: MAIN 0501
10 WKST MAIN STREET
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