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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEARCH 24, 1911.
HUH KILLED
BY HEAVY SNOW
Thousands Said to Have Perished in
Snow Durliifi Winter Months Owing
to Scarcity of Food Extreme Cold
Kills.
KLAMATH KAI.I.S, Or., Mnrch 24.
Quail will be Bcarcc tills full when
tlio scnHon opciiH, according to those
who Imvo been In u poHltlon to know
tho result of tho rnvngoH of the print
wlntor on th 080 llttlo gntno blrdH.
Deputy Giimo Warden L. Alva Low
1h of Klamath county declarcH that
thousands of thcHO blrdH perished
during tho wlntor. Tho llttlo gmno
blrdH wcro pulling through tho deep
nnow period all right, and fow of
them aro Raid to have perished be
fore tho ground cleared enough for
thorn to got food, but Just as tho snow
had disappeared on tho south hill
sides around tho valleys so thoy could
got food, thero camo a fow tlays and
nlghtB of oxtromo cold when tho
weather registered below 7.ero and
this In said to have ended tho Uvea
of hosts of quail In all parts of tho
country.
During tho prolonged deep snow
considerable npprohouslon was foil
by many of tho local sportsmen about
tho nrobablo fato of thoso birds, and
a move was startod at ono tlmo to
securo grain nnd plnco It In tholr
favorlto hauius. Investigation was
mado nnd It was found that tho birds
woro faring all right, as tho biiow
had disappeared from tho south sides
of the hills sufficiently to give thorn
ample feeding grounds, and tho mat
tor was allowed to drop.
CARS HELD AT
UNCLE SAM'S CALL
Every Available Tourist and Baggage
Car Ordered Held in Readiness by
Washington All Men Applying for
Enlistment Arc Taken.
Negroes to Canada.
IC.MKHSON, Ainu., Mnrch 24. Tim
Hpeoial train load of ncgrooH for
points mi tho Annul Trunk Pacific
were permitted to pims tlio boundary
liiichulUwigi'ri. The! ruin !h being hold
while a rigorous iiiHpcclion by medi
cal officials of Ibo Dominion govern
ment is in progress. Thin is the only
ground on which individuals of the
parly can lie burred.
"Wo mo hut tlio ndvunco guard,"
finid one of their number, "and if the
new' country i'h up to (lie representa
tions of the ngonlH Noveral thousand
more will follow thin Minniior and
fall."
rinHkitiH for hoalth
Ciiif'AAO. III., March 21. Indicu-
lion that Wiihliington wlill ex pools
hcnoiiH trouble to grow out of the
Mexican situation ih seen hero to
day in u mchHiige from tlio war de
partment which ordered railroad of-
lieialH to hold every available tour
isl and baggage car for instant use
A 8coond order to Captain Kenno.v,
in charge1 of tho reciuiling office, uu
liloried him to accept uuy men up
plying for enlistment, even though
thoy fell short of fonner physical re
quirements. One hundred men en
listed yesterday.
Many Dogs Killed.
There weio six dogs killed hot ween
12 o'clock Thursday noon and J2
o'clock today.
Tho dogs for the greater put I
woro strays and wIioko plcasuio ih
to run oul nnd bark at autos.
Al Flynn ran over a small doz on
South Oakdale yesterday. Tho auto
was going at a slow speed but the
canine attacked tlio wheel of tlir
auto and tried to bito it. Tlio dog
slipped and was killed.
II. If, Lorimer, a local real estate
mini, was witli him. Last evening
Aeorgo l'utnam was driving on North
Central with Editor Kaiser of the
Ashland valley record. Dogs ran m
front of tlio machine which struck
a conch dog owned by Aeo. I1
O'Drieu.
BUTTE FALLS ITEMS
A grent many pooplo aro coining
Into llutto Kails, looking around,
some stay, others go away What wo
need to onrourago sottloiaent Is con
tinuous work, pay rollB, nianufactur
les and ludiieoinoiitH to lfleiito as the
pooplo will coino when they aro iih
aured they can get something per
manent to do and wilt not ho put
to an expense of changing tholr pres
ent locations for another without
HOiun degroo of certainty that thoy
will ho enabled to provide for ilium
solves and families. Capital Is Invlt
od to coino In and establish plants
as thero Is room for nearly ovory kind
Galvanized Pails
SPECIAL
For Tomorrow
Wo will put on sale horo tomorrow, Saturday, for
this ono day only, over 100 Galvanized Wator Pails;
worth 25c in any storo in tho city 25c oach; on sale
horo tomorrow, not over two pails sold to any ono
person, at, your choico,
15c Each
of business that rcfpilros raw ma
terial. Charley Edmonson has tho con
tract of logging and Is employing
quite a crew of men in helping hint.
The Crater Lake Lumber company,
through Udgur Ilafer, Is arranging
to cut a large quantity of wood nnd
ship It to .Med ford and It Is ex
pected that a largo forco of men will
soon bo employed In tho woods.
Tho spring weather bus been de
lightful and It Is now dally beauti
ful and tho vegetation Is coming rap
idly forward.
llmerson Wheeler has been doing
field work for tho past week and .Mr,
Hen Morris has been In chnrgo of
tho storo and giving satisfaction.
Nearly every day, during the win
ter snow has fallen upon the unsur
voyed lands nnd tho rosliTants there
abouts havo been weather bound. The
snow Is still twoor more foot at somo
points as Undo John ilooro reports
who is going to consult tho doctor
for stomach tioubles.
Thero was given a masque ball
on Krlday night tinder the direction
of Messrs. Stowcll & Smith which
was well attended and passed off
iiloasantly.
Tho mill Is niaklnc a run and SaW-
ltur ,,nt liimhor nmt from what Is table business
said, will soon start for a continu- ry a lino of Insurance In tho very
oils run on rough and finishing ltun- lK"st companies.
her so that parties can Rccure mntor- Rev. Mr. Jones who has been In
lals for building purposes hereabouts1 Medford In attendance upon the
who have been long delayed In their
operations.
Everybody is looking forward to
the Inrush of people upon tho com
pletion of tho ballasting of tho rail
road right of way. If parties do not
put up property too high and encour
agements arc given, It may bo thnt a
doslrablo class will come In and lo
cate. The Pine Belt Hanking company
will havo very convenient nnd attrac
tive quarters and It is expected that
this hank will do a thriving and profi-
Mr. Barker will car-
Southern Oregon Presbytery has re
turned and reports a very pleasant
trip. It Is expected that work will
soon begin on tho now church build
ing. What Is needed In Butte Fall3 Is
the erection of a number of houses
for tenants ns we have not accomo
dations for the people coming In, but
It Is necessary to havo something
more than people to build up a town.
There must bo employment for thorn
after thoy come or such surround
ings ns to make it desirable to erect
summer homes.
Undo Ben Edmonson, who lins
been ailing, is now very much im
proved and is able to look. after his
usual affairs.
Mark Baker Is building an addi
tion to his homo and already tho
house Is spoken for If Mr. Baker de
sires to rent it.
No woniiin is educated in viilucs
unless slio is a persistent render of
the nds. She wouldn't know tlio
news of the dnx unless siio read tho
paper every day and tlio same ne
cessity applies to knowing buying op
portunities. She must rend the ads
icgulnrly.
The nouscwife who has never mado
nd-rcading a part of her routine of
"homo management" is the one who
finds it increasingly difficult to meet
expenses in this crn of high prices.
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Toilet Soap
100 DOZUX TOILKT
SOAP, A .VQI'ALITY
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11IMW,
3 cakes for
10c
Hose
MKX'S, LAIMKS',
MISS MS', HOYS'
Fast black 1 lost; tho
host wearing hoso for
tho money in the oit ;
an size; tit
15c pair
2 for 25c
Easter Post Cards 1c Each
"" Wo are showing tho Invest line ot F.astt r Post
Cards in Medford, new, swell, up t date st U s, lc oa.
HUSSEY'S
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Great Sale of Ready-to-wear Garments
MANN'S
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Medf ord's Popular Price Store
Central Ave. Near P. O.
MANN'S
Take advantage of this sale to buy your
new Easter Suit, Coat or Skirt at a great
saving in price. Remember,every garment
is New and Up-to-date, madfe by x the best
manufacturers in this country. We mention
only a few of the many bargains offered
Agents for "LAVOGUt" Suits and Coats
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A SUIT BARGAIN
25 pmen's beautiful NEW SPIUNO SUITS; mado of all wool ma-
$12.48
terials; ux)-to-date in style; others ask $20.00; our
price Saturday !
Hotter Suits at $20.00, $25.00, $3 0.00 and $35.00.
A COAT BARGAIN
25 women's full length COATS; made of all wool serges; come in the
new spring shades; all sizes; up to $15.00 values; our jijQ JO
price Saturday
Better Coats at $15.00, $20.00, $25.00 and $30.00.
A . SKIRT BARGAIN
100 women's tailored SKIRTS; made of the best all wool materials;
out in this season's most up-to-date styles; all colors and (jM no
si.es; on sale Saturday
Better Skirts at $5.98, $6.98, $9.98 and $12.48.
WAISTS I
Women's Chamhray
Waists; all colors;
worth $1.00; JOp
sale price "Ot
PETTICOATS
Women's Wash Petti
coats; all colors; sale
price, (JQp
oach vilt
CORSETS
Agents for Warner's
and 1 & (I. Corsets;
special values $4 AA
at, pair fll.UU
GLOVES
Women's long lisle
(tloves; worth $1.00;
sale OCr
unco e)l
RIBBONS
Wide all silk Ribbons
up to 25c values;
10c
special, per
yard
BELTS
AVomon's 'and chil
dren's patent leather
Belts; special,
each
10c
The Greatest Display of Wash Dress Goods in the City
Make up your hot weather dresses now it will pay you
GINGHAMS
100 pieces now Cinghams.just arrived; come
in plaids, stripes and plain color; -Ap
worth 15c; special Saturday, ard Avl
BATIST ES
100 pieces of this fine sheer cloth; beautiful
patterns; fa.st colors; of splendid 19 I Of
doth; for hot weather; special, yd" 1-flt
DIMITIES
100 pes. fine quality Dimities in dainty pat
terns and plain shades; just th. thing 4 rr
for children's dresses; sp'l Sat., yd AwC
APRON GINGHAM
(iood Apron Uinghani
Cp Saturday, per Cfiosts; Sji
Jt ard wtjda,eaoh
VESTS
PRINTS
Hist Dress Prints; (hod Apron Uingham Womons fine summer
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HOSE
Bui-son's 25o ITesc:
15c
Saturday, a
pair
TOWELS
Ex. large lluek Tow-
10c
els; w 'till! Re;
special, each
SHEETS
T290 bleached Sheets
special, each 40r
Nwrth 75e: "Ot 1
MANNAS
Medford's Popular Price Store
Agents for Standard Patterns
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