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IUEDF01?!) MATL TRTBWE, MTOFOttD, OTJKCIOff. FRIDAY, 'AUGUST 11, 1011.
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NO STRIKE FOR
ORTHAT LEAST
CommlUcc of Shopmen to Visit
Kruttschnidt and Present Demands
for Shorter Hours and Longer
Hours Stockades a Bluff.
SAN FHANCISCO, Cn)., Amr. 11.
A cmuniltteo consisting of Messrs.
.Tillies of Tos Angeles, Mcllcr and
Miter of Sncrnrocnto nml Crnno and
Bturner of San Francisco, rcurcsent
Ih gtho Federal Railroad Kmnloycs or
Western Lines, will leave, shortly for
ChleaRO to confer with Julius Knit.
Rchnltt of tho Southern Pacific and
present their demands for shorter
CONSPIRACY TO
BET M. WILEY
Investigation Shows That Other De
partments Were Guilty of Same
Thing That Pure Food Expert Is
Accused of Plot Unfolds.
A Hint From Paris
WASHINGTON, I). C, Aur. II.-,
Testifying before tho coiiRresston.il
committee which Is Investigating the'
charges against Dr. Hurvey V. Wiley
'today, Dr. L. F. Kebler of the dniR de-
partment of the bureau of chemistry,
declared that there was no differ
ence between the employment of Dr. I
II. H. Ilusby, for which Wiley Is ac
cused, and that of the members of!
hours and nn Increase In pay by the) tho Hcmsen pure food board which
hour which will rIvc tho men about' Is approved-by the administration.
tho wimo wago for tho shorter day. I "Dr. Wiley told me," said Kebler,
It Is likely that they will bo referred
to Chairman Lovett, In New York.
Men IiIrIi In the ranks of the Fed
eration Employes stated today that
no formal notice or strike has been
served upon the Southern Pacific. In
case they aro turned down by Iovett,
they admit a Rcnoral walkout1 la like
ly. They dcclaro that 95 per cent ot
tho workers aro In the Federation,
and that In tho event or a strike, the
Southern Pacific could not turn a
wheel. They regard tho activity or
tho Southern Pacific In erecting bar
ricades about their shpps as a bluff
to dissuade the workmen from strlk
lnp In case their demands aro not
met.
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III M'V llll? UIMIItl UllUllll'. ITUHLITU-
ing the pure food cases. 1 did. When;
McCabo (the solictor for the agrlcul
turo department) heard or It, ho
telephoned me an unmerciful call-
down because I had acted without
permission from him. 1 told him I
could not dety tho order of my chler.
Ho threatened to report mo to Sec
retary Wilson."
Wiley's champions today maintain
that the charges against tho pure
rood man are simply a conspiracy to
"get" htm. The original charge
against the chemist was tiled by Dr.
Dunlap. Wiley's assistant, who was
his fellow member on the pure rood
board. He went to Secrotary Wilson
in event of a strike It will not be with the Rusby case without giving
called ror a month or until tho com
mittee has gono with its demands to
tho highest officials.
GEORGIA PUPILS SCOUT
TALE OF BIG TREES
WILL INVESTIGATE PAST
LIFE OF MISS GRAHAM
LOS ANGELES, Cal., Aur. 11.
llcnt on mnkinc an exhaustive searcli
of the past life of Jfiss Lillian Gra
liam, who shot V. E. D. Stokes in
her New York apartment a month
njjo, A. H. Gleason, personal nttor-j stalk than they have in the pnnt red
ney for Stokes, is speeding today j woods of California, according to a
toward Los Angeles from San Fran-I letter received by State Superintend
cisco. Miss Graham formerly lived; nit of Public Instruction Hyatt.
in Los Angeles nnd her family is well! The letter is from a Tallapoosa
known here. Her trial for tho shoot- Gn., teacher and she would like a
inc. totretlier wth that of her chum, cross section of one of the trees
Wiley a chance to explain , his en
gaging the New York chemist. They
declare that Dunlap and McCabc con
sistently hampered. WHey In his
work.
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INTERESTS GET
FRISKS SCALP
TWO CARS OE
PEARS SHIPPED
Carncrjlc's Right Hand Man Forced Two Moro Will Go Forward hy Sun
Out of Union Pacific Directorate! day Goro Will Start Harvesting
and to Bo Removed Front Steel Splendid Crop Monday Other Or-
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Trust Corporation . ' chards Start Picking.
It, (WllfetL 1HL ka
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Striped blue and white silk gown
with lingerie skirt
SLEUTHS OUT AFTER
FOREST FIREBUGS
SACRAMENTO. Cal.. Aug. 31.
The pupils of a Georgia school have
greater faith in Jnckand tho Rean-
I'ORTLAXn, Or., Aug. 11.- That
the federal government and the tim
ber associations of 'Hie northwest
have a number of M'cret agents out
sen rolling for forest fire incendiaries
was learned here todny.
The government has a stnnding re
ward of $2"50 for "firebugs'' who are
held responsible for n number of con
flagrations in the timber belt tbi
summer.
According to reports at the local
forestry office the looses s far tlii
season front fire have been tiMinWy
small in this section.
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books tell facts when they tell of 1C
couples dancing on the stump of a
redwood nnd of bark two feet thick.
N KV YOK 1C, Aug. 1 1 . Wull si rout
today was greatly confused by con
flicting reports that powerful finan
cial interests, who are said to be af
ter the soalp of llem (.'. r'riek, An
drew Carnegie's right hand man, had
succeeded in ousting Flick troin tho
directorate of the I'liion Pacific
railroad and would soon sccttru his
removal from paiticipatiou in the
contml of the United Slates Steel
oorporalion.
Statements to that effect, made
yesterday by Otto Knhii. of Kulin,
looh & Co., today received Flick's
flat denial, lite steel man asseited
that he had not and did not intend lo
retire from either coiHration. Rob
ert S. Iiovelt oliuiiuiau of the bo'irfl
of directors of the Ilarriinan sys
tem, nlso denied arv friction existed
between I'Viok and !iiinolf.
Flick's methods aro siiid to be
greatly disliked by the men now in
control of affairs.
Two carloads of pours both from
tho MiiitoII orchard ha've been, ship
ped oast. Picoking is progressing!
steadily. Two inoro oars will ho,
hiH'd by Sunday both from the
Hoar Crook orchard.
W. H. Goro will start harvesting
a splendid crop of pears from his
orchard Monday. Slnpuiciilh will bo
plentiful next week.
All of tho orchards will pick next
week. Preparations hnvti boon conducted.
NEGROES HAVE HARD TIME
TO SECURE DENVER ROOMS
DKNVBK, Col., Aug. 11. With
3,000 negro delegate exported to at
tend tho Nntlonnl Negro Educational
Congress which convenes hero tirnior
row, the local committee Is "up In
the air" today.
Tho hotels refuse to rccolvo ne
groes. There aro three small negro
hotels In Denver and only a few
homes owned by colored persons. In
all there aro about -100 nvallablo
rooms. Tho committee today Is ills
cussing tho advisability of routing
tents and vacant houses to take care
of tho expected gtifst.
Hyatt will attempt to interest some
Ethel Conrad, will begin shortly m sent her nt her own expense so she promotion company in the request
New York. I can prove to her pupils that the4 tor a eros section.
Support tho manufacturers ot your
home city first, last and nil tho time,
and you will holp yourself to prosper
ity. But It your local factories can
not supply your wnnts, insist that tho
morchant carries "Mado In Oregon"
goods from othor Oregon sources to
supply your needs. -
Hasktns for Health.
PRISON GUARD SHOT;
CC-NVICT GETS AWAY
ANANIMOSA, lown, Aug. 11.
Guard Allan Haymaker was fatally
shot In a daring attempt to free
Chnrlos Schmidt, confined In tho
stnto prison hero. Schmidt wan work
ing la tho prison quarters soma dirt
tiinco from tho main penitentiary. A
telephone message was sent to tho
warden bya man purporting to bo an
attorney who said ho wanted to talk
with Schmidt. Guard Haymaker was
sent to Ret tho prisoner.
Aftor ho loft tho quarry and was
loading tho convicted along a seclud
ed road Hay maker was nttacked by
two ox-convicts. In tho flght that
followed Haymaker was shot nnd
tho two men succeeded In escaping
with Schmidt. Posses with blood
hounds aro on tho trull.
SINGLE TAX MEASURE
IS' URGED IN SEATTLE
SEATTLE, Wash. Aug. 11. A
slnglo tax measure will ho Introduced
In tho city council next Monday.
Councilman Griffiths has prepared a
bill providing that buildings nnd Im
provements on real estate bo gradual
ly exempted from taxation. Accord
ing to tho terms or the. bill, 25 per
cent or tho nssonsod value will bo ox-!
empt In 1912 and 191.1, fifty per cent i
In 1911 nnd 1915, seventy-five per
cent In 19 in nnd tho entire value In
191? and thereafter.
Haskins for health.
BLOUSE WAISTS
FOR BOYS
WE ARE SHOWING A VERY NEAT LINE
OF BOYS CHEVIOT AND MADRAS OLOTH
BLOUSE WAISTS, WITH COLLAR AND
CUFFS ATTACHED, EXTRA WELL MADE
FULL SIZE, LIGHT AND DARK COLORS;
SIZES G TO 12 YEARS . 25 TO COo EACH
NAZARETH WAISTS for Boys or Girls, sizes
. .2 to 12 yours . 215c Euch
KNIT WAISTS for Boys or Girls, sizos 2 to 12
Yoars .... lCc Each
NAZAJRETH WAISTS Union vSuits for oithor
Boys or Girls, throo gnrmontsin ono; horo in
sizos 2 to 12 yours . A . .. COo Euch
LADIES Jorsoy Ribbod Vosts lOo ouch, 3 for 20c
LADIES Cnmfy Cut Ribbod Vosts, 10c Euch, 2
for 20c.
LADIES Ribbod Vosts Extra Largo sizo, 10c
Euch, 2 for 20c.
LADIES Union Suits, laco trimmod, 30c Suit.
LADIES Union Suits, Luco Trimmod 70o val-
lies, 00c Suit. v,
LADIES Union Suits, L'ico Trimmod, Extra
Large Sizo, 00c Suit.
LADIES Sun Bonnots 20c Euch.
CHILDRENS Fuifcy Sun Bonnots 20c Euch.
1000 Cakes Toilot Soap, 3 forlOc
200 Wood Fibro Lunch Boxes, 10c Euch.
100 Boxes Funcy Box Writing Pupor, with En-
volopos to Mutch, 30c and 00c Quulity, 20c a
Box. s
HOSIERY
LADIES SILK HOSE, TAN ONLY 30c PAIR
MENS SILK SOCKS, BLACK AND TAN, 30c
PAIR.
LADIES SILK LISLE GAUZE HOSE 20c
PAIR.
LADIES OUT SIZE HOSE, 30c VALUES. 20c
PAIR.
MEtf S, LADIES, BOYS AND MISSES SEAM
LESS FAST COLOR HOSE, AN EXTRA
GOOD WEARING HOSE; ANY SIZE, IN
COLORS BLACK OR TAN, 10c PAIR, 2
FOR . . 20 CENTS
HUSSEY'S
We Will Move Soon
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Work on our new location is .progressing rapidly and we shall soon move into the best equipped
; clothing store in Southern Oregon r' '
Until further notice we will sell all this season Clothing at the following prices:
All $10, $12.50, $15.00 and
$16.50 Suits at ridiculous price
$8.50
All $20, $22.50, $25, $27.50"
and $30,00 Suits at . . .
$ 1 5.00
1-4 Off -On all Blue and Black Suits-On all Extra Pants, X4 Qff
No inflated prices to deceive the public, as are sometimes used for these sales, but a sale where the TRUTH ALONE
IS TOLD. Where genuine prices and genuine reductions are given plainly and where misrepresentation is not
laid on "VALUES."
All Nice Patterns and Excellent Values
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No Extra Charge for Alterations
THE TOGGERY
OF COURSE
flood Pair Suspenders FREE with each suit
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