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MTCDTFORT) MAIL TRTROTTO, ftrEDFOTm OTCKaOy. TTTEST)AY. .TA"NTTTATCY IK), 1012.
DARROW ONLY
ONE OF MANY
in .
So Declares District Attorney Fred
ericks in Discusslnn Arrest of At
torney No Chance, He Said, for
Darrow to Escape.
Attractions at the Medford Theatre
SCENE FROM "THE ROSARY," OPERA HOUSE, TUESDAY NIGHT, J ANUARY 30.
TAMl'A, Fin., .Ian. 30.-HThc ar
rest of Clarence Darrow is lint tlir
hoKlnnini;," Httitl District Attorney
John ) Fredericks of Los Angeles,
who is hero, when asked if Darrow'
arrest would be followed l nnv of
the higher-ups in the American Fed
eration of Labor.
Fredericks left today for Los An
geles to be in time to personally con
duct the bribery case?.
"There was no chance for Darrow
to escape," said Fredericks. "We
knew when Juror Bain took his seit
that he had been bribed. And we
knew who did it. The indictment of
Darrow was no surprise to me."
COLEMAN PLEADS GUILTY.
1 4Efes3HraslifcfriEBS KMS&SKMBmh ' 3mLw 'Mat! is
(Continued From Page Onoi
objected to n clnus-e which rend "He
refused to pay on demnnd." For this,
with the permission of District .Attor
ney Mulkcy and Warden Finley, was
substituted "He failed to pay on de
mand." With this alteration made
Mr. Hcnmes entered a plea of guilty
to the complaint on behalf of his
client.
Two Years Delinquent.
Mr. Finley then outlined to the
court the reason for the complaint.
stating that he had been sent to Jack
son county by the state fish and game
commission to demand this money
from Mr. Coleman and to prosecute
him under the provision of the state
fish and game law. For two years, he
stated, Mr. Coleman has not made a
remittance, the amount now totaling
$10,000, although every other county
clerk in the stute had doin so.
Mr. Finley was followed b C. Ij.
Reames, who took the game warden
to task for certain statements pub
lished in the Mail Tribune Monday
afternoon, in which he was made to
say that "several letters" instead of
one letter had been sent to Mr. Cole
man demanding that he pay this
money over to the slate. He also
made several insinuation to which
Mr. Finley took exception and an
swered. Wants Hank Itecortl.
"You say that I was in a great
hurry to run into print with state
ments which I cannot back up," stat
ed Mr. Finley to Mr. Keutnes. "I am
not responsible for what upjrears in
the papers. I say now that one let
ter was Bent to Mr. Coleman. Hut
since you arc so very apt with your
insinuations I might usk to have you
produce before this court the bank
records showing where this money
has been during the past two years
and whether it has been drawing in
terest or not. The single letter we
sent out to the county clerks of this
state was sufficient to have them all
turn the money in to the state treas
urer. But here in Jackson county we
find a clerk who disregards our re
quest and who alone among the clerks
of the stute is behind two years with
his remittances which he is supposed
to make every three months. If lie
was behind one quarter or three
quarters it would not be so bad, but
when a mnn is behind eight quarters
and disregards a letter sent him four
months ago asking him to square it
up, it is time somebody got busy."
Coleman Pleads Guilty.
Aftor Mr. Finley had completed his
statement to the court Mr. Coleman
mndo a short statement, snying he
was guilty of n, technical charge. lie
offered no excuse with the exception
of the statement that he was over
crowded with work and that in order
to muko this remittance he would
have first hud to check up the books
and determine the amount due.
"I have pleaded guilty because 11
nover remitted this money quarterly,"
continued Mr. Coleman, "but I never
received a penny of benefit from it.
I am sorry on my part thut this has
occurred, but I am not a defaulter."
Following Mr. Coleman's statement
Justice Taylor stated that ho would
flue Mr. Coleman the minimum amount
provided by the stuluto but in iew
of Mr. Colcinan's statement he would
suspend the sentence.
In discussing the case, Mr. Finley
said:
riuley's Statement.
"Not only has section 21111 been
violated by Mr. Coleman, but so has
section 3151, requiring county clerks
to mnko semi-annual reports to the
secrotary of state of monies received,
and section JUOL which provides thut
in caso county clerks fail to make
returns, no salary shall be issued to
the clerk for services rendered and
in addition provides a penalty of iKIOO
to bo recovered in civil action. Or
wo could have proceeded under sec
tion J057, But wo are not persecut
ing Mr. Colcpitin, only seeking recov
ery of monies dim Hie stato.
"I cannot understand Mr, Colo-
Kowlaml and Clifford's plaj, "The wh'ch
Dni.n' " la rnnnnllni tlila RP.tsnn . v i .1
.two..,., .,.. ...0 ...- -
with remarkable success. This pla.
as everybody remembers, was the hit
of last season, when It broke many
house records for big audiences. The
play was written by Edward K. Hose,
author of "The Prlsouer of Zondn."
and many other successes, and has
become as much of a favorite with
theatergoers throughout the country
as any of Mr. Rose's former dramas.
The play from the start tolls how
Bruce Wilton has amassed a fortune
he lavlsKa upon his wife, it tl.o cause of .ill this disaster I
Tlulr home Is a hnpp one unknown Father killy, however.
until there creeps Into It a noto of
menace. No one hears of It at first
excopt Father Kelly, a priest, the
former tutor of Uruco. Quietly lie
goos to work to find the person who
la catmlng the advene Influence In
the household.
Almost on the verge of discovering
the eauiH'. calamity descends upon
tho Wilton house. Hruce's fortune
is swept away, and In such a way
that he believes his wife the cause of
his ruin. Husband and wife are sep
arated, the home Is destroyed, and
with resi Into seal, perseveres In his
work to fathom the mystery and
finally succeeds In his undertaking,
lie finds tho uuo who has caused all
the misery and eventually restores
the home. Tho scenic environments
of the play aro extremely attractive,
and place much credit on llowtaud
and Clifford's effort. Tho play will
be ceu at tho Medford thoatur on
Tuesday. January 10. with tho cast
consisting of Harrison J. Terry as
Father Kelly and Jean P. Ward as
Vera Wilton.
UPER1NTENDENT JUUIT WILL FEED
UNO TAME BEARS 11 GRATER PARK
Superintendent W. F. Arant i.f
Crater Lake national nark is joins
to try the novel scheme of "tamins"
the bear that roam the wilds of the
park next season.
Superintendent Arant made a trip
last full to the Yellow-tone national
park, where he went to meet with
Secretary of the Interior Fi-hor and
suiwrintcndcuts from national parks
all over the northwost. While there
he observed some of the tiling done
and the way wild animals were han
dled to make them feel lit home.
Among the "new wrinkles" he no
ticed how the bears wore treated in
the park to keep them there and to
make them gentle enough to be elot-ely
observed by visitors to the pnrk. Thii
plan i to feed the beacn at certain
places nnd get them coming regu
larly to these points to seek grub.
The plan is to gather up scraps of
moat from hotels and 08rcnes of
animals where they can be had and
place them in the ImmiU of these wild
animals, and Mr. Arant pays he i
going to try the same plan during
the coming summer and se if he can
not establish a colony of bruins where
thoy can be seen by visitors to Crater
lake. He doos not expect to ho able
to get a large numbor of bears the
first year, but believos by proier
treatment and care he will be able to
have a bunch liviusr about the super
intendent';, headquarter.- and the rim
of the lake that will become so tame
nnd gentle visitors mliy walk up to
within a few yards of them.
To be-in with he expects to take
this feed to the haunts of the bear,
where it will be scattered and de
velopment watched. When this L
eaten up he. will again take feed out,
but this time and each succeeding;
time will plnce his "bait" a little
Closer to hcadiiuarters.
Mr. A mat realise--, however, that if
he makes a success of this he will
have to exclude all dogs from the pnrk
confines or make a rule that no visitor
take a canine into tin- pnrk without
having it at the end of a nH or
chain. If dogs are allowed to run
through the pnrk promiscuously they
would naturally run to the bears nnd
Scare them from their haunta, so they
will have to he barred, l'oth dogs
and eats are barred from Yellowstone
jwrk.
The superintendent thinks his plan
of "laming" the bears and getting
them (o make the park their head
quarter will add to the attraction
of the plnce as u tourist report, as
many would make it a point to see
them if it were made possible.
man's excuse of not having time in
two j-eiirs to send this money in, when
all ho had to do, according to his
statement, was to sign a check and
mail it. Tho money, nccordiug to
him, wns deposited to his credit 111
various banks. Though he states he
received no interest, he hud the use
of the money during the two years
and should he have died at any time,
it would have been hard work for the
stato to recover."
Should Header Account.
"C. L. Reames, attorney for Mr.
Coleman, In his statement before
Justlco of tho Poaco Taylor, has
charged that I, as stato game war
den, have bcon over-zealous In tho
performance of my duty and In car
rying out the orders of tho stato
board of fish and game commission
ers. Ho has also charged that I
have boon negligent In not notifying
and continuing; to notify Mr. Cole
man till ho paid the money In tho
gamo protective fund. 1 have not
been ovor-zoulous nor havo 1 been
negligent.
"Since tho Issuo has boon raised
by tho attorney of Mr. Colomau and
ho has tried to shift tho lilaino from
Mr. Coleman to any shoulders, in
justice to Mr. Colomau and to myself
I think a public accounting should
bo mado as to whoro this $10,329
has been on doposlt, wlion It was
deposited and whether It has been
checked out for othor purposes, kept
with othor funds, in whoso nuino It
was deposited, und whothor It has
borno Interest."
A store deserve to roup the full
"advertising values" of its genuine
bargain saloft but it never does m
without the fullest publicity,
LONE WOLF'S BAND
ARE AT VANCOUVER
HOW IHE HONOR SEP
GOT CHAS. GAY'S GOAT
CLUB WILL HOLD
GOOD ROADS MEET
Extra Session Tnlk to Bo Theme o(
CommtTclnl Club nt Special Ses
sion Wctlnesilny Evrnlnu Hupc to
Imluco West lu Act.
A special meeting of the Cummer-
ml club is called for Wednesday,
J.i.iuurv .11, nt 7 :II0 p. in., at the city
hail.
There will be only two subjects up
for discussion, namely: A resolution
in I'u or of mi immediate oxtra ses
sion of tho Oregon logtlntuio to con
sider nnd pass laws enabling the peo
ple of the scci'itl comities to vote
upon and ctvate u bonded indebted
ness for the building of peruuiueut
and scientific highways. And, sec
ondly, to prepare a repot t diicctcd to
tho propcrt authoiilies nt Washing
ton eit, urging the necessity of tho
on il completion of the federal build
ing nt this plnce.
A full attendance is desired. Let
it be known that, although we aio
temporarily, defeated in our fight for
good roads, we urc not whipped.
WM. M. COLVIO,
Monger.
DENIED MEN RIGHT TO
WEAR UNION BADGES
Dr. E. Kirchtfessner
Practice limited o chume iIIhcuscm
HOTEL HOLLAND
Wednesday.
lloiiw, 10 to :i.
TUSCAN SPRINGS
Having no oipuil on eiirth In variety of
mluiu'nt witters nnd curing iIIhciihch
that niedli'lncn will not reach, If you
am In need of health, en mo now, Wo
nro open all tho year mid can give tho
bunt ot euro and attention now iih wall
an lu ttuiumor. tllm;o dully from Ited
llluff to tho sprlugM. Further pnr
tlculnrH nddreiM
E. B. WALB1UDGI2
TI'HtUN 8PIUNOH. (UIi.
How the pot sluttp of Honor Camp
nt Westville got Charles (lay's goal is
the story broughUlHtck by 11. C. Stod
dard and K. C. Walton, who returned
Monday from a trip to the Prospect
xwer plniit.
A few days ago, Charles (lay, who
has had charge of Hie connni-nary at
Westville, returned liiupingly to Med
ford. Ho oxiilnwld he had injured
himself by ilili-Jitini his hip. The
accident occurred when the pet sheep
of the camp insixtcd on coming into
the dining tent during meals. Mr
(lay grabbed the uuium! by the head,
pulled him to th door and threw liuu
out. In doitiK it, however, he states
that he sliped and fell, dislocating
his thigh. After several hours of e
cnicintiug min, tho limb whs pulled
back into pliiee, but Mr. Ouy was so
lame that he returned home to recu
perate. The honor men, however, gic a dif
ferent, version. They say that Mr.
Ony wns cujosing dinner when the
sheep entered and grubbed u slice of
bread out of his hum), that Mr. (hn.
in ejecting the sheep slipped und tell
and that the sheep then butted his
fallen adur-arv out into the cold,
cold world, and that the impart of
the annual's h .id caused the inpiry.
VA.S'COUVEIt, H. C, Jan. 30.
Lea dors of the Industrial Workers of
tho World havo arrived horo from
Spokane and declaro thoy will into
the tactics so successful there and at
Aberdeon and Fesno to obtain free
speech. Thoy threaton to Import
over a thousand of tholr followers
hero and fill tho city so full that It
will bo Impossible to arrest any moro.
For Eczema
Vo a mild pooililtif wanli that Inntnntly
utopH the Itch.
Wu h&v old many other rcmtsllnu for
rkln trundle but none thut wu could t
sonttlly Kiinrunt-) an wo ilo tlio I). 1, I).
I'ruticrliitlon. If I had Kczunia Id uuo
D. D. D. Prescription
MKDI'OItl) I'llMtM.U'Y
Good Teeth Mean
Sound Health
J3AD
TEETH)
HSaiflrfl
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It Is not sufficiently understood that
tho condition of tho tooth has u very
largo influcuco on tho general
hoalth. Poor tooth moans Imperfect
mastication one of tho principal
causes of indigestion. Lot us exam
ine your tooth froo of charge, und
wo will put thoin In proper condition
If thoy neod our service. All branch
os ot doutlstry practiced,
DR. BARBER, The Dentist
207-208 Farmers and Fruitgrowers
Hank Hldg., Medford, Oregon
Pacific Phono Main GM
Home I'houo 287-L.
Draperies
We carry a very complete lino
of ilrapcn- Ince curtolnn, fix
turvx. etr , and do nil cIubhch of
tipholHti run: A HP"dal man to
look after IM work uxcltmlvaly
and will Kit' us good service ait
Ih iohhiIj1p to cot In own tho
ltfTKI'Ht cltlcn.
WEEKS & MgGOWAN GO.
EVERYTHING FOR
THAT OFFICE
If short phono, us.- ..Both
Phonos
mr
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Medford
Book Store
nillSIIAXK, Australia, Jan. 30.
Fourteen thousand men of all trades
with tho exception of bakers aro on
strike hero lu sympathy with em
ployes of the street railway who
walked out when ptirtnlnnlon was re
fuged to wear union labels on tholr
uniforms. Labor members ot tho
stato parliament tried hard to arbi
trate hut the bonrd of munuKOinmit
of the street railways refused.
People
A Sermon to Sleepy
TONIGHT
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
llr. Pin-sons deliver an address at High Heliool
8: 15 a. in. Subject:
"THE MOST IMPORTANT DUTY OF LIFE"
tti
Wednesday afternoon sit l!:!U)n conference with per
sonal workers, at the church
P
Hanking for health.
D0NT GET RUN DOWN t
Weak and miserable. If you havo
Kidney or Illadder trouble, dull head
palau, Dizziness, NervniiHuesu. Pains !
lu the back, and feel tired all over, I
Kut a pnekagu of Mother dray's .Mil). ,
.MATH' LK,V, tho pleasant herb
cure. It never foils. Wo havo many
testimonials from grateful people
who havo used this wonderful rem
edy. As a regulator It has no equal, j
Ask for Mother Oray s Aroumtlclar
at druggists or sent by mull for 50
cts. Sample KKKK. Address, Tho
Mother Cray t'o , l.eltoj, X Y
o'yes & Black
HOUSi; AND SKJ.N PAINTING
Un-to-Dato Auto and Carrlngo
Painting, Gold Leaf Signs and
Interior Decorating a Specialty.
Shop nnd Offlco
8. Crape und 10th St.
Offlco Phono 7771. Res. 7212.
All Work Positively Guaranteed.
Rex Spray Companies
Special Attention to Users of
Lime and Sulphur Spray
linn,
thiiu
Notices hne hoeu xeut ut htondcrut hy a competitive
chiimiui: a spray of 1.1 iwr cent, nearly nui-it!i stronger
nnv other spray nnd recommi ihIiiik such spray to ho muni diluted
than I to 11 Iu'ckumo Mronjcer than IIKX.
The following- is mi eay test by whinh niiy grower can ascer
tain for liiuiNcIf a to whether nucli representation me correct or
not.
The spray sent out hy The Ifo.x t'oiupanleH will weih 10 1)
pounds per nllnu. When ililuUil 1 to J 1 the uii.xtuto will weigh
H.'di pounds per gallon.
Any spray rcproaonttid aw hoing; stronger which will not meet
the above reipiiremeutd is told under fnlto lepronmitatioiis, und
the person so offering miiiic in subject to prosecution h the State
anil Federal uiithoritics.
HKX I.l.MK SWM'FUMl SOLUTION is gnnmnloed nt nlone
strength. It made any stronger there is danger of or.VHtnllir.ittioii,
especially if the spray is left out in cold weather.
IIKX is just what it icpn sent itself to he, and should he
used according to iliicctious to get licst nwult.
HKX SI'ltAYS am inn.lc in nil mrl of the United Stilton nnd
Canada. We have had yean of experience sad know whereof wo
spciik. l'or cithh or tune terms, nee
Producers Fruit Company
DiHtriliutiiiK Atfi'iit Tor Onwin. Al for Holtim Unilcr.
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Spring Stock
B. T. Van De Car
Will Sell His
Jewelry Stock
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For This Week Only
We will Make Oulr Guarantee Good
i In Phipps Building East Main Street
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