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DAUGHTER
huitai.o, n. v., .iniv in. ruiip.
iiiK to tho wheel of her nntomohile in
it rlmmi Wroxs three counties nl a
Hproil of f0 miles nn liour, Mrs. llor
innti Lehman of Huffalo was arrested
lnro loilny on n Hiarp' of kidnapping
Kvclyn Slonn, nn eleven yonr old nH.
Tlio woinnn declared the child was
her own dnnjhtur.
Lost uvening Mrs. Lehman went to
Allien, N. Y., accompanied y un
otliiT woman anl n man. There .-ho
nhduclcd (ho Sloan uir!, who i tho
ndopled daughter of John Sloan,
proprietor of llu Allien hotel. She
placed the child in nn nntomohile and
escaped. An alarm was given and
the officers gave oli.T-e, hut owing
to Mr. Lehman's expert driving the
nntomohile renehed Huffalo hefore
hu was overtaken.
Mrs, Lvhmnn told the officers that
the girl was her own daughter, vlwi
father, Charles Doming, had taken
the child away from her. She had
sought the girl for years, he aid.
MEDFORD WOMAN IN
TROUBLE AT ALBANY
MARQUARD AND KEEFE HOLD PITCHING RECORD,
ALBANY, Or., July 19. "It
would havo been far better for you
to have taken a gun and gone out on
the street and shot some young boy
and had him burled by his parents to
fill an honorable grave than to do
what you did In this city a few weeks
ago when you assisted in enticing a
uumber of local young men to a lo
cal livery barn and there exposed
your person in their presence," said
Judge William Galloway, after he
had sentenced Fanny Yaughu, col
ored, to the maximum sentence of
one year in the county jail, after she
had been found "guilty as charged
In the indictment" by the Jury.
After being sworn the woman was
closely questioned by Judge William
Galloway as to her past lite. She
said that she had never been In trou-
blo before, that she was born in Med
ford and had married at the ago of
15 years. She was asked by the
court if she had been to school and
If she could read and write, and re
plied that sho could; also that she
could keep house.
Judge Galloway then asked her if
she could break away from her old
associations and lead a respectable
life if given a chance, or whether she
thought sho had gone so far that it
would be better for her to remain in
jail for a year. She replied that she
would lead a better life if given a
chance.
Judgo Galloway then said: "The
penalty for a misdemeanor such as
the one committed by you Is a seri
ous one and Is punishable by confine
ment in the county jail from three
months to one year or a fine of from
$50 to 300. While you were being
tried yesterday afternoon I thought
that tho best thing for you would be
one year In the county jail, provided
tho jury found you guilty, but when
you broke Into sobs in tho courtroom
last night when the verdict of the
jury was read, I saw that there was a
cbanco for you to become a better
woman, so therefore I am going to
parole you, believing that you will
do better, but remember that the
eyes of' the court, tho district attor
ney and tho shorlff will be upon you
not to run you down, but to keep
you from falling again."
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Meyer LIsKner and K. T, Karl, ho
testified, wore preuent. Hleffens de
clared that he made his plan for
settlement to this eoniinlttee, which
fltiall aureed that theiv tthould he
no Intetfeiepeo with tlio plana of tho
illst Hot attorney, should ho decide
to act
Stcffciis' testimony U Riuuuiarlxed
In the statement that he tentltlod that
Harrow agreed on November 25 to
permit John McXniitnra to plead
Kitllty. The following day the eon
neiit of the prisoner was obtained,
Thla was two days before the in
rest or l-'ranltlln for bribery. One
fact was noted that will iiuiko It uuno
difficult for the proxcctilloii to at
lack this testimony Hteffeim de
clined that uii other person, with the
exception of Judge Cyrus McNtttt, as.
Muclnto defense counsel for tho Me
Naininas, knew of Divrrow's consent
at that time, ditduo McNtitt Is dead,
and tho testimony of HtXrfotiM and
Harrow iuiihI stand aloiio on that
point
HleffeiiH' slory was Interniptod soy
eiat times by Dhitih't Attorney
liedeilckH who luslHted that much of
It was hearsay, lie declared that he
will call witnesses, practically all ot
the coininllteo named by Mteffens as
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Specials
TIM"KEEF TAXuTrTisIT
Hero Is "Rube" Marquard. the present day king of pitchers, and Tim
Keefe. who tveutyflve years ago made as much baseball history as tbi
elougateU left-bauder Is making to-day. .Marquard and Kvefe tire tied for tbi
pitching record. "Itulw" accomplished the feat of wltiidug uliieleeti consecu
Uve victories before meeting defeat, while Tim" Kecfe made the xauic rcor
In 1S&S wheu pltchlug for the world's champion Giants, then under "lluck"
Ewlng's leadership.
Lyman Abbott Says Roosevelt Is
Sweet Minded and Doesn't Booze
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To the editer: The other day the J is addicted to the excessive use of
Mail-Tribune had an article from; alcoholic liquor. Thev re without
which the average reader might infer
that Mr. !noerelt was n man who
wns a habitual u-er of intoxientiut;
beverages. No one who knows him
would be misled bv such nn article hut
there are n lot of jxwple here who
have never even seen the man and
are ready to believe most anything
they read.
I think the Mail Tribune tries as a
rule to he fair in its columns as to
all men who are hefore the public eye
niul sHiken of for various offices in
the gift of the people and so ask you
that the following from Lxman Ab
bott whose word has never been que--tioned
as yet and who is as fearless
as he i-. able, li:i to say on this slan
der started by some folks who will
say of mo.it any man if lie be not
an a!olute teetntallUt that he is a
liquor fiend. j
From the action of the republican
state convention of the ;:reat republi
can state of Iowa, which by the way
I am proud to say is my native state,
republicans are ubolved from sup-1 Roosevelt, although it is difficult to
the slightest foundation in fact.
"Mr. KooMelt is quite as temper
ate as 1 am. He never touches, has
never tasted a "cocktail" in his life,
and hi customary drink when ho
lunches Willi me twiee a week is either
milk or iced tea. During the Chi
cago c'linentiou he did not touch n
drop of any kind of alcoholic bever
ages. One of the members of my staff
in whom I have implicit confidence
was with him almost everv hour of the
day and evening in u confidential and
personal capacity during the Chicago
convention, and enn testify that what
1 have just said is a fact.
''When 1 remember that Washinir
ton was accused of embezzlement and
graft; and that Lincoln was accused
of constantly tcllin; indecent and vul
gar stories; that Gladstone was ac
cused of Iieinir an insane idiot; nud
that President Cleveland was accused
of brutally maltreatitii: his wife, I en
deavor to endure with patience the
slanders circulated against Mr.
TARIFF AND FINANCE
MATTERS TO BE VOTED ON
WASHINGTON, July 19. The
scuato reached an agreement Thurs
day to vote on the three principal do
mestic tariff and finance bills late
next week. The result came from
the democratic filibuster which for
two days held up consideration of
tho big sundry civil appropriation
bill and which threatened to carry
tho session of congress beyond Sep
tember 1.
Tho result of today's proceedings
Ih expected to bo an adjournment the
middle of August. Important meas
ures remaining for consideration are
tho tariff bills, tho Panama bill, ap
propriation measures uud the Alaska
civil government hill.
WASHINGTON, July 19. Itail
road control of the Panama canal
and rights of American ships to free
tolls and the form of government un
der which tho cauul management Is
to bo placed wero subjects ot di
rectly opposing arguments today
from Senators Urandegeo of Connec
ticut uud Townsend of Michigan,
Hrnudogeo urged thut all ships be
udmltted to tho canal at a definite
toll chargo, with no favors to the
American vessolu. If railroad owned
ships abused tho privileges, congress
should then pluco tho offending lines
under tho Jurisdiction ot tho Inter
state commerce commission. Town
send urged legislation to prevent
rallrouds getting any grip on the
canal,
porting the ticket with Taft and Sher
man as standard bearers and are left
free to vote as they see fit. When
such states as Iowa refuse to get in
line the campaign for the ticket nom
inated by Barnes, Crane, Penrose et
ul will have about the hardest job
ever attempted in American polities
and millions of voters who never yet
have voted and countless stay-at-homes
will make it a jxtint to go to
the Kil!s next .November and express
themselves in no uncertain wav.
A. K. WAKK.
Medford, July l.'i.
Lyman Abbott's letter is dated July
3 mid is as follows;
"I am familiar with the stories,
which can only he characterized as
slanderous, which are going about the
country reporting that Mr. Uoosevclt
do so. Mr. Roosevelt is in splendid
physical condition, with a clear brain
and an active and wonderfully virile
physique. Any physician will tell you
that it is impossible for a man to do
the mental and physical work which
he is lierfo ruling daily and has kt
formed for twenty-five years, if his
brain were clouded or his body weak
ened by the habitual use of alcohol.
No man's diameter can be judged so
well by anybody ns by his intimates.
I have been intimately asiociated with
him now for several years, and I know
him to be one of the most wholesome,
sane, temperate, and sweet minded
men that I ever come in contact with.
You are at liberty , to make any use
of this letter, priwtte or public, that
you think proper.
Yours Very Truly,
LYMAN AIJHOTT."
NEW YORK, July 19. Union
Pacific was strong at the opening of
today's stock market, showing a sub
stantia! rise. Tlio metal uroup was
feverish, considerable selling being
III evidence, on the Imminence of the
Stanley steel trust investigation com
mittee's report. Vlrvlglnla-Carollrm
Chemical roho '1 points. Union Pa
cific, Heading and several other ac
tive stocks at noon had recovered
earlier losses. Tho me oftho special
ties wero up 1 to 2 points.
The close was Irregulur.
Ponds wero steady.
A gun thut can be carried on an
'aeropluuo and with which accurate
shooting has been dono while flying
at high bpeed, bus been perfected by
United States urmy officers.
Mrs. W, H. Humphroy is spoudlng
few weeks at Sail Francisco.
NOTIC'i:.
To the Public and Whom It May
Cencern:
As ill rector of tho Medford band,
and having by vlrtuo of my office
sole power to make all ougugemouts
for said baud, I wish to uunoiiuca
that tho organization will accom
pany tho excursion to Hut to Falls
'Sunday over tho Pacific & Kustcrn,
arrangements having been made with
the officials of that road to thut ef
fect. II. IL Howell, Ilandmuster,
Medford Band.
BRIBE GIVEN AFTER
PLEA OF GUILTY MADE
(Continued fiom pugo 1.)
Otis, proprietor of that newspaper,
received a telegram from the National
Erectors' Association protesting
against tho proposed settlement, par
ticularly against tho dismissal of the
charges against John J, McNamaru.
This was followed, ho said, by his
personal secret understanding with
Darrow that John McNamaru might
plead guilty, If necessary. The con
sent of the McNuinuras, ho suld, was
given November 20, two dayH before
tho arrest of Pert Franklin for bri
bery. Tho witness then told of a meeting
of tho so-called citizens committee
with members of which tho settle
ment had been discussed, after the
Franklin arrest. Tho members, ho
declared, were ustounded that brib
ery should havo heon resorted to, but
after discussion decided to go ahead
with the plans,
Heforo Urlbcry Occurred
Many prominent Iron manufactur
ers and other business wen of Los
Angeles attended this meeting for
mer United Stutes Senator Frank P.
Flint, Stoddard Jess, then president
of tho stute bankers' association;
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S10.00 PANAMA SHAPES J?-i.)S
Ciomiino HipjW-l loppy I'nnnmns, S
iiu'h crown, with brim, actual $10.00
values. Saturday only ijvl.J)S
$lf.00 TRIMMED HATS JjW.Sl)
Your choice of any Trimmed Hat in
stock, values 10.00, jjilti.no and lo.
Saturday SfW.Si)
Ahli OTHIM AIIMjINKUY RKIHM'Kl) ACCORDINGLY.
$10.00 LINEN SUITS $5.00
Two piece linen Suits, handsomely
tailered: a ijood model, linen collar;
a p;oo(l $10.00 value. Saturday $5.00
Other liin'orie Dresses are
LINGERIE DRESSES $5.00
One full rack of Lingerie Dresses in
mulls, lawns, white and colors; actual
values to $ll!.f0. Special ,..$5.00
Reduced One-Third to Oue-llalf.
CHILDREN'S DRESSES SPECIALLY PRICED $1.1 J), $1.:K), $1.58,
$ 1 .7!) UP.
PARASOLS SPECIALLY PRICED, JKJ, $1.50, $1.80, $U.n!, $2.89,
$!.:$!.
HOSIERY SPECIALS
Boot Silk.Jlosiery, lisle heel, too and
soles, garter top, at 29 and -1S
Silk Lisle Hose in Tan and Black.
Special 4S
All Silk Hose, in black; $1.2") values.
Special 08
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SHIRTWAISTS UNDERPRICED.
livery Shirtwaist in stock reduced
one-fourth to one-half. Over three
thousand to choose from at $1.19,
$1.5S, $1.89, $2.19, $2.98 up.
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NoBrewAnywh
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Pabst
BlueRibboo
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That's the verdict
of tourists, returning
from Europe where the
best German Beer is
made,
Beer in the "Father
land," has always been
the drink of gentlemen;
Blue Ribbon Beer has
made it so in America,
wherever high-class service prevails. It
has the "smack" that gives a pleasing tingle
to the tongue and a full smooth flavor, unknown to other beers.
Bottled only at the brewery in crystal clear bottles,
showing at a glance that it is clean and pure.
Don't delay, don't forget order a case today. Phone or write
Jesse Houck
yioe 2Git
well iih others cnuiteoled with (lie
agreement to Mottle tho on tie.
Iii Plain Black
and White
If yon don't hnvo yonr Tooth attondtnl
to In tliim yon will rocnit It nil yonr
lids l)t(lnH aro dainp'rntin, and tint
oldur niio kiowh tho worxo tho dniiK'r
In Tnltii our advlco and lot tin ox
amino yonr Truth and kini thi'in In
iroiir vondltlon hy an oonmlonul ox
ainlnalloii. Wo aro import lhntlntn
with a ropiilatlon (or hli'.h oIiikh
work In nil hranrhi4 of tho irotin
oloii, l-mly AIIimmUiU
DR. BARBER
tin: iiicNTisr
Ovor l)nnlla for l)nd, I'nrlMn
I'hono Wl, lloinn I'hono SfiS-IC
For your
Summer
Reading
We have at all times a
full line of iMatfn'.inos,
paper-covered H o o k s
and latest Miction for
your inspection.
MEDFORD
BOOK STORE
V nro now lortlng
OUR OWN
Ice Cream
iiicui: is otnt Fon.Mtii.A
CroiMn
Milk
.Huicar ' f
1'opiln
Flivorlug
No Starch
No Flour
No leu Croain l'owdor
No (Joluttii of nny kind,
HASKINS
for
HEALTH
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7
7 ft.
A SNAP
CO ncrtm, hIx iiiIIoh from Medford.
Kood Knidud road croinuH tho tract,
an froo noil, at f(i0 por noro. ) 10(10
will handlo, uauy tornm on hulauco,
I'urt Ih oriiok hottoin land, nultuhln
for alfalfa. Snvonil nprliiKH on tho
plnco, Timber utioiiuh to pay for tho
tract, No hiilldliiKH, In tho Griffin
crt'ok dlHtrlct.
W. T. York & Co.
Ag. MJord fc
& Hutum Cii.
Medford, Ore,
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Addition Grow
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Improvoraont Company
M, V, & H. Co. Write,
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