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CLEARINGS
manic ci.icaiiinoh
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Medford Mail Tribune
WEATHER
Fair liar, 2f.HI, Mln.
IM.5, Mill, 55.5, Mean 711.5
rurly-Klmt Ynnr.
Unity in mil Vmit.
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MJfilMMlU. ORI'XJON, MONDAY, JUNI3 12, 1011.
No. 70.
POSTAL BANK
IN QPERATON
Over Two Hundred Dollnrs 1$ De
posited Diirliin First Hour This
Mnrnlnu Foreigners Who Hold
Money Orders Will Patronize.
WASHINGTON KEEPING
CLOSE TAB ON BUSINESS
Postmaster Must Wire Department
Each Night During First Thirty
Days Regarding Business.
Noted Brewer
Tint postal wiving hunk In thin city
opened fur IniHliifHrt ut K o'clock this
morning iitul within tin) firm", hour
f210 liiul boon placed on ilnponlt. Tin;
iitriiliitH fur Uin ilny will no doubt
greatly lncnm"o (IiIm iiiii'itutt. A largo
llllllllilT Of fUt'gllor lini Up'l't"ll til
pIlHO lllltlr HllVlllg III tllO pOMtlll lunik
liiHlfiul of having money orders im In
t heir present custom. They have no
ixtrritnil thiunmtlvon to tlm poidnf
ffeo toiri'
Tlii department t Washington l
keeping t v"ry clone watch on tin'
liiinlm-tm trammeled ut tho bank mnl
PnHtiuimter Woodford In iiIiIIk'iI to
wire the department each night for
thi' f Irnt an days regarding the l"l-
III!.
Accounts ill it y do npoiiod mill de
poult made hy any person nf the
up." of 10 yearn or over In his ur
her own nniii') mnl by married
woman In Intr own iiiiiiiii mnl free
from uuy Interference or control by
lnr Innibnud. No person rim have
more t lin it ono account ut uny one
lime.
MR ADOLPMUS BU5CMM
Tills MIIIIIKllt or tin SI. I.IMUH
bicwer was I ii l(i)ii on Ixmnl tlm Kni:i.
iniurcHhiii Ceeilio on May ;i(j. With
his wile, Mr. ItitHch in going (o his
iionic, in i.migciihciiwuiiacii, near
Wiesbaden, wlu'io Im Iiiim an exten
sive, jjiuini preserve.
"TIiIn (fill I (! Slnles in n wniidciful
country," hit mii'iI. "F.verywhero I sec
prosperity mill the people seem lo Im
happy, which counts n great deal.
an noon gome to bo jtiHt ns
tlii'V should."
BILL BYRD IS
UNDER ARREST
Desperado, Slayer of Three Men, Is
Taken While Attempting to Get
Breakfast Capture Bloodless-
Jealousy Starts Him Wrontj.
SAYS HE COULD HAVE
KKILLED MANY OTHERS
Declines to Discuss Shooting Affairs
Except to State That Victims
Needed Shooting.
SEARCHING FOR
MISSING SOLON
No Trace of Harold T. Power Has
Been Found hy Searchers Although
Two Days Have Been Spent On the
Quest.
Al'M'KN, Cal.,
nnuicd liy tlm fin;
.Inno 12.- Sum
lii'll at dawn n
liar. 1 it scouring tint hills ami the
liuiih Ih-cii scouring (hit hills ami the
chore of the North Fork of tho
No person nmy opi'ii n postal siiv-j American liver for Imee of Harold
ItiKH iirroiint tit any piwiofflre who
In not a piilroii of that office.
Amounts lea tttiin 1 may ho nv-
ali'?l?oltjtliyhnfcuirohtto.ofi
in-roni pomm mtving rams nun nu
hestvo lO'COitt pontul hhvIiih Htmnpn.
Illicit pout at ititvltiKK rani rontiilnn
liluiik nM('i' to which Hit v I n km ttmnpii
niity lie iiffUml from time to time in
pun Inincil, niul il potitnl kiivIiirh rnnl
wild iiIiik lO-renl hiivIiikk HtnmpN tlum
affixed will bit nrrepted ,tM n Upimlt
of $1 either In openlim an account or
In million to an cxInMiik neronnt.
KittliiKH eiirili mid Htmnpii will In
redeemed only by the Imhiiii of miiv
Iiikh ri'rtlflcati'H mid lire not valid
for poHtiiKi. They will not ho re
reived In uxrltUilHo for pontaRo
MliimpH nor will pontiiRo Htinnpn bo
excepted In (txrliniiK" for poidnl niiv
Ihkh rardn or HtrunpH.
Inlerimt will Im allowed on all de
ponIlK at tliernto of 'i per rent pur
iininini, rompnled on each hiivIiirh
eerl If Irate nopiirutely, ami payable an
niially. No InterrHt will bo tmlil on
money which inmalim on depoHlt for
a frartlon of a yenr only.
The Murvlco of tho postal hiivIiikm
it.vHtnni In free, and no rharno or feu
Im collected or rt'unlred In runner-llim
with tho opcnliiK of an iirroiint or
tint withdrawal of money dopotdted.
No pernon ronnorled with tho potit
ofllee depiirtment or tlm pimtiil nerv-
Ice Ih permlttetl to dlncloHo tho name
of any depnHltor or kIvo liiformatlon
ronrniiiliiK mi iirroiint except to the
depimllor hliimnlf, nnlen directed to
do mo by tho poMtmiiHter Kenornl.
When a purHiin npplleri (o open mi
iiitiiuiiI ho nunit fnrnlHli tho nenm
Hiiry Information for tho poHtniimter
or hlii representative to rill out an
application, which ho will then bo
reiinhed to hIku. If tho application
hIkiih hy nmrk IiIk hIkiiiiIuio iiiiihI be
wltiiettHed by a illlntorpHliiil peiKon.
DepimltM nr ovldenced by poHtal
denonilnnlloiiH of $1, Vi, Vu $l
I'JO, $50, and $100 each, ItearliiK tho
namo of tho depoHltor, tho niimbor of
bin nccoiinl, tho dnto of Ihhuo, tho
namo of tho depository office, and
I he date on which InloroHt IiorIiih,
No portion Ih permitted to dopoMlt
more than $100 In any ono calendar
month nor to luivo u total Imlnnco to
hlH rredlt at one time of morn tliun
$500 oxcIiihIvo of iiccuuiuhiloil Inter
cut. REAR END AEROPLANE
CQLLISI0N SUIT ENDS
I'AU, Kianeo, June 11!.- IneiiHe of
n i ear end iuiroilane eollinion, tho
liinlmau liilllclliiK Urn iIihiiiiko m
not finanelnll.v llahle. A ileclHioii in
tho I'iiHl ommi of the kind is on ree
onl hero today. MeAtille miiimI Avi
iilor ToiiHHillnl for sHOIIU ilauuiKeri
for riitiniiiK Inl" h' maeliiue, whloh
wi)H Hliitlonary mi thu neriulrome.
Tho court iiuiituilU'd MuAullu.
I'. Power, Ti5, fonnrr iiKhi'iiihlyiiinii.
mi'inlier of the eonn'rvation hoard
of eontrol today rtmuitu'd their ijurrtt.
J'viiynindrtd''tiirit iiitdhoyM Net out
for the M-areli. Not n niiinro ynrd
of country in the vicinity wlieio
Power wih hint hvvn wilt he over-
looked.
uiii'itaii hi me pany Hinrini up
the North Fork of the American
ner The other half will follow
down the river for utiles Sin round
mi; hills hIho went thoroughly
heareheil. Prieuds and lilt inui ten of
tlm iiiiiii win) uiyhterioiihly dihiip
pcared Friday mltt, heout Ih'o theory
that he committed suicide hoeauie
of financial euiharrasMiiieut. It U
generally believed that while on hi-
way home he wiih attacked hy a nn
hiiI hemhorraue, to which he win.
hiihjeet, iind died in dome lonely smi(.
Power wiirt hiht hern nt (J p. in.,
Friday when two f'hiiiamcn, for
ninny yearn in hin employ, tulkrd
with him for a few iniuutc.H near tho
South Yuba ditch. The Cliiiuiincn
a v that IiIk uutioiiH went perfectly
not nial. The Yuhit iliteli has hee'u
ilraiiicd.
LAW AIMED AT PAPERS
VETOED BY DENEEN
SPINNdFIFM), III.. .Iiiiiu PJ.
Uovcruoi' Deuceu ut midnight vetoed
tint Church hill pruvcijlin thu pulili-
calion of ciiino neWH. Thu hill was
ho HtriiiKcnt Hint even tho iuhlieu
tjon of Hiieli mi event iik the tishiih
Kinution of n president would have
hceu illegal.
fUtf !
FORGIVE YOUR ENEMIES
SAYS CARDINAL GIBBONS
UAliTIMOHIO, Mil,, .luun
la. Cardlmil fllhlioim' pow
erful trinity nnnnou In caiui
liu; roiiHldttrahlo comment to
day In rellclmm clrclou. Tho
cardinal urHl tho roiiKroKii
tlou to tear from their hearlH
all fuelliiK of liiKriitltudo and
minor, to forKot lujurleH.
"Imltuto our Father," Bald
tho cardinal, "and whon tho
devil tilo'ti to uuHiiuro im mid
draw iih down to tho inlres of
hIii, lot iih Hiiy 'begone mi
tan.1 .loHtiti Ih not anhmued to
call iih IiIh hrolhorn. After
IiIh kIoi'Ioiih roHiirroctlou ho
did not lohuko IiIh apoHtlen
and call thorn cowardH mid
trnltoiH, liiHtead ho noiit a
uieHHimo of lovo. What would
wo do If wo woro hotrayod by
our, fiiondH?1'
H HH
KI'OKANK, WiihIi.p June PJ.
"Hill" llynl, dcficriuIo ami hlayer
of tluec men, who wiih trailed by
llirei! pohHecrf through the Sallon dih
tiiel, l!i milch I rum Hkiiii for the
litxl throe dayri, was uapluml with
out a ficht hy deputy hliuriffn to
day near .Mica (M-ak
Myrd had no piii, hovinc con
cenlcd it ill Home IiuhIich when he
Htnrted for u form hoiihe ot p't
hrenkfiint.
Heavily maiiaclcd mid unilcr iiiinl
of Il.'i men of the hhcnlfV h)Km
which Mirronnilcd him lint nilit. the
outlaw wiih hiiudled into an automo
liilo mid htartcd for Siwkane.
Myrd' holduchi in miik'uic himhclf
known and his utter dinrcc"rd for
liin own nnfuty ih looked upon iih
retpoiihlWIe for his IiIooiIIchh cap
ture. Hyril'H vietiniH were (J. II. Whip
ple. iikciI 'J8; John Mntihki, nnuil '.I'J,
and Justice of the Peace ('. W.
Meihiier, who died Saturday nit;!it
from u bullet wound in the Itinj;, hiis
tuined when he, a a member of n
poKhe, avc cluiho to llynl u few miu
uti'H utter llynl had whot and killed
Whipple mid MmiHki in u huilditiK t
JJiHhiuii,u -suburb of SmkiiJio",
ThurHilay. Whipple vvjim employed on
thu building mid Mannki wiih n eon
trautor. Hyrd irt a enrpenter.
Jealousy of Whipple wife, vvltoui
ho lovrd, mid a urudj;o apmiKt
Mminki u; i-nid to have been (he cimikc
of Hyril'H runuiiii: mniiek.
After hhootiiiu' .Meimier, Hyrd clud
ed the Wilico mid the nihso mill took
to thu Iiiiiu armed with u Wiuchnster
nflo mid carrying u larnc supply of
mmmuiition.
A iMtHho of over 100 men under
Shuriff Stone started out Fiiday
moriiini; mid trailed him into the
Snltei district.
Until ,vcterday his rral wherea
bouts woru pot known for u ecrUiinty.
Then Hyrd rauio down fnim Mica
peak and urot breakfast at the homo
of J. Mnckay, a farmer, who lives a
mile from the home of J. W. HeM,
from him the dchperado had eom
uintidered hiipplie-. the day before.
While hreakfastiiiK Hyrd boasted
with his prowess with tho rifle, ex
pressed regret because, ho shot Mcis
ntir, said Mmiski mid Whipplo "de
served what they Rot," and stated
that he could liuve killed four depu
ties Saturday.
"I watched tho ptsmt all day from
I Im top of n hill," said Hyrd, "hut I
did not wnnt to hurt any more, be.
cause I had already ot the men I
wanted. That's cnouL-h, isn't it"
After he departed tho posso was
notified mid the lull was surrounded.
Preparations for a buttle this niorii
Inii were made hut nouo was neces
sary owint; to Hyrd's notion in no
iiiK for breakfast without his pin.
Chinese Emperor Is Sturdy Youth of Five Summers
SNOW
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KKRS nfiiiiiiiin in
ntOTCRATJl TAJCI ST KK4. "VT. J. 8"QH ti I ' Jffi
Cai.kovjt, -wrrr. or tire akkricav WJm ymg M, H'ttlfflfi I
riN-iaxcR to cuiitA.. SB m t , U " t J&W,
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In tKWi-na nj
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TELLS OP BIRTH
OF SUGAR TRUST
Thirteen Refineries Entered the Com
bination, Pooled Their Stock and
Put End to Competition Which
Had Proved Burdensome.
TO
TO AMERICA SOON
NKWTOKT, K. L, Juno PJ. In tho
fashionable summer colony here thu
belief is general today that thu
Duehoss of MarJhorouKh, formerly
Consuelo Vnnderliilt of Now York,
is about to return to hor own coun
try to live pornianently. The ex
elusion of thu American duchess from
tho court of KiiiK (loorpj mid Queen
Mary and thu near approach of tho
ooronatioii ceremonies, which natur
ally would tend to advertise that
fuel, lends color to the belief that
tho foinier Miss Vanderhilt is to
quit KukIuiuI.
At tho coronation of Unit F.il
ward hIio was u canopy hearer for
tho itieeii.
' Look for tho ml that dosoribos tho
plaou you would liko to own.
WASHINGTON, D. C. Juno i:
That the original Havemeycr conihln
utlon In tho sugar buslneHH was In-,
tcndcdntoallwltiompctUlon. ob
tain tho highest possible, prices and
reduce tho cost of production was thu
admission made todny before the
house committee InveBUKutlni; the
nuKitr trtiHt by Kduard Atkins, acting
president of tho American Sugar Itro
flnliiR conipatiy Tho admissions
wcro mado when Chnlrman Hard wick
asked regarding tho organization of
tho combination mado under a trust
agreement naming specific trustees to
hold tho stock of tho various con
cerns and formed In 1S87.
The "trust" wns formed by II. O.
Havomeyer. Atkins testified that 13
refineries entered tho combination
nnd pooled their stock In tho hands
of t) board of trustees nnd that triibt
certificates wero Issued In their stead.
Ho said that his company, the Hay
Stato Refinery ot Boston, was capi
talized nt $G00,000 and received
$000,000 In trust certificates. These
wero held, ho said, until the re-or-gmilzatlon
of the sugar trust In 1SJ1.
Ho said tho original combination was
tho result of destructive competition,
over-production and tho excessive
cost of production.
Previous to the trust agreement,
bo testified, competition had been
free, but burdouFomo, and that tho
combination was Intended to reduco
tho cost and to partially eliminate
this competition eighteen of the 23
rprinnrlcH then III operation In tho
country entered the combination, ho
said. Ho refused to admit that these
refineries controlled 90 per cont of
tho sugar Industry, but said that only
two of tho six compnnles remnlnlng
outnldo woro Important.
EWFERJQB.
I
At a recent nudiem-o in tho Imper-t stroi.'r facial resemblance to the late
in! palace, Pckin, which wns ncconlcdj einjieror his uncle, the little emoeror
to the ladies of the diplomatic corps
hy thi! Kmpres-5 Dowager, tho rea'ly
unique feature was tho presence of
the hnby emperor. It was his first
experience with foreign ladies, his
first appearance before foroigncr
since lie became Son of Heaven.
Arrayed in court costume, he sat
upon a thrcne nt the left of the Era
press Downier, his official mothci.
A sturdy youth of
was the embodiment of sedatcnes
solemnity. If the foreign ladies with
their plumes anil feathers appeared
queer to his eyes, he jnive no indica
tion of the fact. Ho watched the oro
ecedinjrs, hut with no show of special
intere-t. Throughout what must have
been to him a rather trying ordeal, ho
sat erect upon the throne, hi.s little
.,.11. i ..i r..i i . ..
mik oiuiicii icci scarce!'- reneillliy ;ls
five, hearing a! odge, the picture of imperial gravity.
FALLS
MIDDLE WEST
Weather Man In llinols Has His
Little Joke by Pushing tho Cold
Weather Lever Down Snow
Flurries in East. 4
' A
LIGHTNING KILLS TWO
IN EASTERN STATE
Hot Spell Continue In Rogue River
Valley but It Is Not of the
Man Killinn Kind. h
'
i
Old Son d'nl his best Sunday
to "come-back" hut 04.5 was
the best he could do, thereby
failing to reach his record of
the ilny before hy 3.5 degrees.
This morning he ngnin es
snyed the task of. raising tho
mercury but 85 degrees nt
noon was the best ha could
do.
"Whew! It's hot!" is tho
salutation of the day as
friend meets friend, but just
the same Mr. Medfordito is
mighty happy that local bent
is a tame little fellow com
pared to his mnn-killinp; cou
sin of the cast.
The weather man says a
breeze is coming nnd that this
will cool it off.
RI.OOMINGTON, III.. Juno 12.
The weather man bail his little joko
today. Answering Inst week's fraij
tico demands for relief, from tho sir,
ilih'c 'weather bo pushed tho cold
vrathcr lever way dovvu nud gprink
Icd a little snow over the state. A
cold drizzling rain with snow flurries
was on the program today. Heat
and cold records for Juno wcro
broken in tho snmo week.
1911-12 BOOKINGS
MEDFORD THEATRE
Splendid List of Shows Arc Listed
for Coming Season Lombard! and
Soura to Come, as Well as Noted
Thespians.
TIMBER
OWNERS
T AMENDMENT
WILL BE DEFEATED
NEW YOKK, Juno l'J.-rThat thu
Hoot umondment which it is asserted
would virtually br reciprocity in
print nnd pulp pl'' will he dot'eul
ed nnd that tho leeiproeity bill as
passed in tho hou-o will bo enacted
in tho scuiito is shown by tho resplt of
a poll of tho Pulled States senate
conducted by the Now York World
nnd published todny.
Tho poll shows:
Against tho amendment. X for
tho uinoiidment, 'JO; nou-couunittal,
'JO; absent and uiicauviissed, IS.
Tho World nsserls that two-thirds
of tho non-coiuuiiltul bonnlors and
tho absentee,-, will votu against tho
amendment.
Look nt tho olnssifioil' nils if you
have lost something mul if tho
Tho Lombimli Grand Opera com
pany, Soubu's baud, "Girl In Taxi,"
"Alias Jimmio Valentine," "Threo
Twins," ".Mutt and Jeff," Mrs. Leslie
Carter and a number of other well
known plays aio on the books for
thu next season, according to nu an
nouncement niadu by Walter McCal
luui, malinger, this morning. White
tho list of plays is not yet complete
it gives Medford theatre goers some
thing to look forward to.
Tho bookings so far are: Septem
ber 1, Henry Miller; September 21,
Hichuid Carlo; September 25, "Hnby
Mine"; September '28, "Girl In Taxi";
September 21), Sousu's bund; October
11, "Flirting Princess"; October 25,
"Traveling Salesman"; Oetobur 27,
"'Spring Maid"; October 31, "Bright
Eyes"; November 1, "In Old Ken
tucky"; Noemlier 11, " Alias Jim
into Valentino"; November 15, Billy
Clifford; November 25, "Third De
gree"; November 28, Have Lewis;
November HO, Lombardi Grand Op
era company; Deeumbor (i, ""Polly of
the Circus"; December 7, "Check
ers"; December III, "Suvon Days'';
December 20, "Fortune Hunter"; De
cember 27, ''Threo Twins"; January
2, George Sidney; January 3, William
If. Crane; J n unary 5, "Thq Gam
blers"; January 10, Hoso Molvillo;
January 11, "Tho Virginian"; Janu
ary DO, "Tho ltosary"; February 8,
"Tho Deep Purple"; February 22,
"Mutt and Jeff"; March -1, Mrs. Los
lie Carter"; March b J. M. Unites;
March 0, "Aliua"; March 21, "Ex
cuse Mo" ; March 222, "Tho Nowly
Wods"; May 4, "Th,o Campus."
ARE WAKING UP
Much Progress Has Been Made This
Year in Matter of Safeguarding
Timber Lands From Damage by
Fire.
C. S. Chapman, secretary and man
ager of the Oregon Forest Flro as
sociation, who was In aledford on
Saturday to attend tho organization
meeting nf tho Jackson Comity Flro
Patrol association, gives a vory favor
able account of what Oregon timber
owners nro doing this yenr to pre
vent a recurrenco of last year's dis
astrous fires.
During tho dry spell in March and
April many owners took occasion to
bum off old fern patches, (loadings
ami places whoro tires would bo par
ticularly like to start. In addition to
tilts owners are planning moro oxton-
alvo patrols than during past years.
Co-oporatlon which ensures cheap
and offectlvo patrols, Is everywhere
tho koynoto, nnd tho ownors aro join
ing together In order that no sec
tions bo loft without adequato patrol
to provent flies starting.
Many out of tho stato owners nro
requesting tho Oregon Forest Flro
association to seo that patrols aro put
in their Inuds, Since timber Is a
crop which cannot bo Insured, patrol
Is the only means of preventing un
usual loss through flro.
Tho now stato trust flro, law Is also
helping lnatorlnlly In bringing be
fore tho peoplo tho nood for caro dur
ing tho coming summor In tho uso of
flro.
Tho Oregon Forest Flro association,
which represents about 2,000,000
ucros of timber In practically ovory
county In tho stato, feels very much
gratified with tho general situation,
Thunder Frighten.
BINGHAMTON, N. Y.. Junen 12.
Mrs. John Allen of Maine Is dead to
day from fright caused by tho torrlf
Ic claps ot thunder that accompanied
a severe electric storm yesterday. Sho
was awakened by tho storm nnd died
from heart failure before medical aid
could be summoned.
Lightning Kills.
WILKESBARHB, Pp., Juno 12.
Two fatalities are reported today aa
a result of tho severe storms that vis
Itcd this section Into yesterday and
early today. Andrew Glowah, 8 years
of age, was struck and killed by a
bolt or lightning that entorcd his
father's homo at Miner's Mills. Two
othor children who wore sleoplng on
the floor, were torrlbly burned by tho
bolt nnd may dlo.
Near Plains, James Bonson, a boy,
was Instantly killed by a lightning
flash.
WHEAT STIRS
UP-MARKET
July Option Continues Its Downward
Plunge, Dropping From 89 to 86
Cents Saturday July Broke From
92 to 88.
-t
CHICAGO, Juno 12. Tho wheat
market was extremely llvoly today.
Tho July option continued Its down
ward plungo, dropping from 89 conta
to 8(5 1-1 conts. Saturday July broko
from 92 cents to 88 1-2 cents. Tho
bull clique, headed by Ltchstern mado
Its Inst stand this morning, boosting
tho price during tho first hour, but
tho market crumbled simply whon
tho bulls attempted to closo out tholr
holdings at 89 cents.
particularly with tho formation of i
co-oporatlvo patrol for Jackson coun
ty. This patrol fills up tho gap be-
tweon tho Klamath luko county pat
rols and tho Coos county patrol and
guarantees good protection for the
wholo southern part of tho stato. The
tlmbor ownors In Jackson and the
forest sorvlco, said Mr. Chapman, aro
to be congratulated on tholr wood
work,
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