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Curl Von dor Helton of Antelope
district (nrr)od In Medford Sundny.
MK nntl Mm. W. Wllllania of Glen
dale nrc !n Medford nnd may locate
here;
John Sixty of Willow Spring dls
trlctvna among those who motored
to Medford Saluntny.
Mm. Fred Itopor of Ornntit Pass,
who has boon the guest of Mrs. O.
Davis during tho past ton days, re
turned, homo Sunday evening.
13, D. Weston, commercial photog
raphcrn, negatives made any time or
plnco by appointment. Phone M.
1471.
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Lewis nnd Mr. and
Mm. Charles Gibson of Portland nrc
vbtltlng In the city nnd valley.
Mr. nnd Mrs. X. n. Ilrophy arc en
tertaining Mrs. K V. Dewey of Evans
John Hunnlngtnn nnd (loo. N Lewis, i: W Carder returned Hnliirdny
of Jacksonville transacted Imslnesi In night from a worst weeks' business
Medford Hnlurday. ! trip o Melrn. tho middle western
It. Batehwell spent Sunday In Ash-1''!' ""'l llrlllsh Columbia,
land, his former home. I Tho Sunset club of Sunset Drive
Mr. nnd Mrs. 0, I.. Drown, who
hnvo lieen visiting In the Wlltametto
valley, are at homo again.
New York Llfo Insuranco Co., C.
Y. Tcngwnld, Medford National
Dank Illdg., phono 3371.
1). J. S. Penrco of Poormans creek
and It. M. Klncnld of lloguo ltlver,
vUltcd relatives In Medford Saturday.
Mr. Lusch, late of the Hotel Mc-
Claltan of lloscburg. has tnken a like
position at the Hotel Holland.
Mrs. D. Lewis was at Ashland late
ly. visiting with rclnttvos.
Vapor baths and sclentlflo mas
sago for men and women. Dr. R.
J. Lockwood, chrlopractor, 203 Qar
nett-Coroy Bldg. Phono 146.
Dr. Kemorer was up from Ashland
during tho week on professional busi
ness. J. I. Fcnebaugh of Wellen nnd
Cecil Hayes of Grants Pnsi were vU-
will meet next Thursday afternoon,
February 27lh nt tho homo of Mrs.
It. Manning.
denco from South Oakdalc to 10
Itoso 'avenue. Same phone. Home
130. 290
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Durns have been
making Hoscburg a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Stone of Cen
tral Point wero guests of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Leo Watklns Sunday.
A. Frldcgnr was nt Phoenix Sun
day, visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. J. II. Henry
who nro relatives.
Closing out sale of pipes. Ire
land's Smoko House,
Mrs. It, Daw of Antloch precinct
has been In Medford recently, vis
iting her mother, Mre. N. Johnston.
Mr. nnd Mrs. ltalph Main of
Rogue River, who have been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. U. M. Collins or Jack
Honvlllo, returned homo Sunday.
Marry i.uy ana Ms family were
over from Jacksonville Sunday after
noon. Real homo made bread at De
Voe's.
Peter Young nnd S. II. Harnlsh of
Haglo Point wero recent visitors In
Medford.
Joseph Geppert was In Medford
Saturday on his way to Jacksonville.
Denton Dowen, E. D. Drigga and
L. L. Mullt of Ashland motored to
Medford Saturday.
Dr. S. A. Lockwood and Dr. Myrtle
S. Lockwood (regular physicians, not
chiropractors) liavo removed their
offices from tbo Hasklns' building
to 232 E. Main street.
Homer Wood left for Portland
Sunday evening to bo gono several
days.
Lewis Alt and E. B. Honry of Kla
math Falls are making Medford a
business visit
Hrmg mat old book with tors
binding, down and hare It rebound
at the Mall Tribune office Costs
but little tf
Oscar Mooro, J. B. Fields and A.
G. Mngera of Salem have been trans
acting business In Medford.
Fred Hopkins and his family of
Central Point, who have been making
tho trip to Panama, returned recently.
They were In Medford Sunday.
Kodak finishing, the best at Wes
ton's, opposite book store.
J. J. N. Miller and L. B. Caster
of Big Butte were In Mcdfcrd tho
forepart of the wcok.
T. Olscn of Gold Hill is delivering
llmo In considerable quantities in
Medford.
Insure and bo sure. Right If we
wrlto It. R. A. Holmes, Tho Insur
nnco Man.
Mr, nnd Mrs. C. Carey of Phoonlx
precinct wero guests of Mr. and Mrs.
II. R. Shearer Saturday.
W. E, Anderson ,nnd J, A. Graffls
of North Phoonlx were In Medford
Saturday, t accompanied by their
ulves.,.
Mr. anil. Mm. D. PnttoMon of
Yreka, Cal., have returned homo af
ter a visit of several duyn with Med
ford friends,
perking & Harmon, studio por
traits homo portraits, flash lights,
koijok ,riniswng, post card work and
onjnrglng.; 128 East Main street;
telephone 2184.
Roy Mickey of Portland Is in Med
ford making relatives a visit. Ho
was a former resident of this city.
James Owens, former county com
missioner, was among the many who
came to Medford Saturday.
Miss Eva Morton of Phoonlx and
Mrs. D, Long of Talent wero recent
visitors in Medford.
Fashionable dressmaking. Evening
nnd afternoon gowns. Latest stylo
Hngerlo a specialty. Mm. E. M.
Painter, late of New York City.
Hours 2 to 5 p. m. 618 King fltreot.
Phono 0084,
John Mast of Phoenix and John
Hamrlck of Central Point district
mndo a business trip to Medford
Saturday,
creek, n sister of tho lntter. who has mnir fri,,..,, in Mn.ifn-i rnnnv
been' visiting nt Lodl. Cal. i ,,pn Kntnn nni, M , nv,,a P:'
Dr, Stearns has moved his resl-l .iv.-,.m i... ... .....
few days with relatives living at
Ashland.
Carkln & Taylor (John M. Car-
kin and Glenn O. Taylor), attorneys-at-law,
over Jackson County Bank
Building Medford.
E. J. Kaiser of Ashland was a
Medford visit Saturday afternoon.
George W. Knox of Wheeler coun
ty, who has been In Medford for sev
eral days, left for Grnnts Pass Sun
day. Ho will return homo soon.
J. F. Htttson. chief of police, who
has been at Portland, as a witness In
the McAllister case, returned Satur
day.
G. C. Beach, music studio. Vio
linist. Will instruct on violin, man
dolin and guitar In correct method.
Advanced students nnd beginners.
Address 234 E. 9th street. Phono
Home 314-L or Main 3481. 307
James Parker, sheriff of Lane coun
ty, was In Medford Sunday on offi
cial business. He is a brother of
Mrs. Lewis Bundy.
Misses Mildred and NIda Nell of
Big Butte -wero in Medford Sunday,
en route, to Jacksonville.
pood npples at your own prlco at
ProduccM Fruit company's ware
house In Medford If taken soon. 2SS
Mr. and Mm. Tyler Smith arrived
In Medford from Portland Sunday.
George A. Morso and H. H. God-
dard wero among the many up from
Talent Saturday.
Charles C. Low. sheriff of Kla
math county, arrived in Medford
Sunday, having in chargo Frank
Moore, whom ho nrrested at Kla
math Falls on a charge of rapo com
mitted at Eugene. Ho turned his
prisoner over to Sheriff Parker of
Lane county, who met him here. Mr.
Low was for many years n resident
of this county, when Medford was
not on tho map, and Is much surprised
at tho development that tins taken
placo In tho city and valley during
his absence.
C. O. Seaman of Rogue River was
In Medford Saturday.
John Sheridan of tho Hotel Nash
has returned from a business visit
at Seattle, his former home.
iranK Kay was at iiay Gold re
cently, near which placo ho is hav
ing development work done on some
mining property.
Orchard, hunting, fishing nnd
Crater Lake scenes for salo at Cor
king & Harmon's studio. Negatives
madonny place, kodak finishing. 128
East Main stieet. Phono 2154
C. W. Walters of Thompson creek
spent Monday with Medford friends.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Davis of Eaglo
Point spent Sunday with friends In
Medford.
Robert "V. Telfcr returned to Eu
gene Monday nftor a vlalt with
friends In Medford.
Mr. and Mm. L. D. Eastman of
Ashland spent Monday In Medford ou
business.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Stcnnett spent
Sunday at Ashland with relatives.
Mrs. Mary Yockey and daughter,
Mies' Helen spent Sunday with
friends at Ashland.
Frank MacGulrc, proprietor of the
Flvo and Ten Cent store on East
Main street, left Sunday for Plant
City, Florida. It Is reported ho will
bring a bride back with hlpi.
Dr. MacCullough of Pennsylvania,
will preach at tho Baptist church this
evening nt 7:30 and every evening
oxcept Friday and Saturday. Subject
for this evening, "Tho Safe and Sat
isfied Life."
Dr. A. L. See and G. W. Laldloy
left Monday for California, Dr. Seo
going to Sacramonto on business con
nccted with tho sale of the Jlnncy
creek timber tract, and Mr. Laldloy
to San Francisco to finish closing a
deal for tho Foots creek timber
tract.
Tho Medford local of tho Brothor
hood of Electrical Workors will to
night vote as will all othor locals on
tho Pacific coast on n compromise
offered them by their employers of
a 2C cent Increaso with no further
classification. A vote on tho question
'of n strike was recently taken, tho
result being unknown.
8am L. Sandry,- fUh and gnmo
warden, spont Monday In Medford
with friends,
C0LL0SSAL "KAY-BEE"
FILM AT STAR THEATRE
Another big "Kay-Hoe" feature
entitled "The Law of tho West," I
being exhibited nt tho Star Theater
1 today nnd tomorrow. It tnkes
three re'els. three thousand feet of
fflm to tell the tremendous story of
early pioneer days, when the only
Inw In the west was administered by
me naruy immigrant. The some
company is used In this film ns In
Custer's Last Fight" and "The In
vador.O Tho scenes nro picturesque
with Its long wagon trains drawn by
oxen, the cost Is overwhelming, nnd
the situations are tense and thrilling.
The "Key-Bee" productions previous,
ly featured nt the Star have mndo n
tremendous "hit" with tho Medford
photoplay fans, nnd the management
predict rapacity business for today
nnd tomorrow.
SUPREME COURT AFFIRMS
MATHEWSON CONVICTION
WASHINGTON. Feb. 'JL Affir
ninlion of tho conviction of George
Mathrivsost for the murder of On
Lnwrons In Alaska five yours ago
was uuuouuccd today by tho supreme
eonrr. Mnritcvreon pleaded inMinity
but wus.henteneeit to life imprison
ment nt McNeil's Island.
DEPICTS DOWNFALL
OF EDM 10FI0S
SAN FRANCISCO. Cat , Feb 24
Tho downfall of L'dna Loflus, once n
favorite In Loudon music hnlls, was
shown here today In her detention
for several hours nt police hondqunr
tors on the charge or Mealing it gold
wntch from Curtice llnydon, son of
a wealthy local merchant.
The tears of the woman, who Is
now the wife of Harry Rhenstrom,
son of u Cincinnati millionaire, navod
her from prosecution, llnydon rofu
lug to enter a complaint.
1'ollre were called to a downtown
hotel enrly today to quoll n disturb
ance. They found llnydon had lost
a wntch nnd accused Mrs. Rhenstrom
of the theft.
Miss l.oftus married Rlioustrom In
Los Angeles several years ago. de
spite objections of Rhenstrom's rela
tives. They lived for a while In n
bungalow In the nouthern city but
Kdna soon tried of the quiet llf
Itiionstrom s mother Had the young
man confined In the Stockton insane
asylum, where ho still remains. No
divorce was over grunted
10 RAISE DUTY
UPON OUR APPLES
MADERO SHOT TWICE
(Continued from page 1.)
STATE ROAD LEVY
VETOED BY, LISTER
OTTAWA. Out . Feb. -J I. -The
fruitgrower of llilhsli Columliln,
through tlirir ieiroontntic. Mohsm.
Anger niul It, M, Wuislow, preslilent
ninl sreivlnrv i'epeellelv of llrillsh
Columhln Fruit (liouern' iwooiiitlnii,
will toitnv iwk (he uovorumont to con
sider ruiHiiiK the (IiiIn nit Amciicmi
npples from 1.1 rent to nt lenil Uft
oeuN, the latter holme the Toiled
Sliiles tariff ugniiiHt t'mtmlhui
nppliw.
There nro other ioqiietH lo he
mmle to the government. Tho ltrlt
Hi Columbia grow era wunl more pro
tection thnn too tnrltT ufftml nnd mo
will nsk Hint the Inmieetlmi mid xnlon
net he nmiMideil m Hint Aniorieiin
Clipper will be obliged to mink their
ifruit before it outer Cnttmln. n
American MhipoorN me not under
Ciiuuilinit jiuixilielioit nnd n the
uvoniKo producer Iiiih nolhimr to do
with the Until do-.tiuntiou of hi fruit.
this hemic bundled hv the tVepern
tie iisMiemttnn.
DIAZ
RECEIVES
CONGRATULATIONS
abdomen. Mmleru's body win tnken
to the residence of his dead brother.
flustnvo, nnd thnt of Pine Stinrcz Jo
4iU home.
MEXICO, CITV, via Galveston. Feb.
24 United States Ambassador Henry
Wilson early issued tho following this
rnorninp; conoemiuj; the killine; of
President Mndero nnd Pindel Sttnrez.
"As nearly ns 1 enn nseertniii ns
the present moment, Mndero mid
Sunrez' deaths occurred ns n result
of an attempt to rcscuo them whilo
they were bcinc; transferred from the
national pnlneo to tho penitentiary.
''1 had recommended their trans
fer to moro comfortable quarters
nnd Saturday morning Mr. Do Ln
Bnrra informed mc that they would
be trnnsfered to tho penitentiary in
order that they might have greater
comfort nnd thnt they might rcmnin
in security until tho passions of the
hours had passed.
"Whatever may or not have been
the circumstances of Mndoro's death
it ban not nffectcd the situation
here."
OLYMI'IA. Wash , Feb. 24 (Jov
ernor Lister this morning tont his
veto to the house nnd the bill pro
viding for n tat levy of 1 4 mills for
the stnto highway fund now Joins the
bill for 1300,000 for the Cheney nor
bal. Hoth will now retpilre n two
third vote to become law.
Lister In his veto message-strongly
hinted that if the senato passed the
two and a half mill levy for tho per
manent road fund, which has al
ready passed thojhouso that that bill
will alio bo vetoed. Tho governor
declared that while he Is In favor of
good roads he Joes not bollovo tho
condition nt preient will Justify n
total lovy of $8,000,000 for tho nekt
two years. He-estimates thut S,-
000,000 will bo plenty.
VON' DER HELLEN BACK'
FROM THE LEGISLATURE
Senator II. Von dor Uulloli re
turned Sunday from Kalem, III with
the grippe. For the past ten dnys he
has been vufforlni; r.nd became so
much worse .Saturday that he secured
leave of absence from tho senate. He
reports thing badly muddled nt Ha-
loin, says ho never knew the loglsln
ture to be so far behind, and antici
pates that both houses will be In not
ston most of the week. He left the fish
bill In Kennies' hands and expects
that tho house will refuse the en
ate amendments and tho sennlu fin
ally accept the house bill
MI'MCO firv, Feb. J I. The
iiuiHt eoidiitl relations exist in Mexico
Cltv lodav between Mexicans nnd for
eign lesldenlc, especially American-,
anil nil forcigncrx nro ustouUhed it
tho attitude of the Loudon pto No
one heie iewed the isHitnsiiiutioi of
.Mndero us n poHihln enuse tor in
torvcutmii. The oltielnl eiximi o
the Killing of Mndero and Sunrrr i
neoopted hv nil heie,
Uoiiornl Dine U being deluded with
letter nnd telegrams of eongTntul.i
tiou on the Mtooos of IiIh onup in
securing control of tho government
So iiiituv ore being received, il l
said, nt the pnliioe today, thut four
soerelnries, one nit Aineiienii now
pnporumit, linvo been presHed into
service to bundle the telegram. The
foMr expressed In eoitniu iiunrttir
thut the new ko eminent will he un
able to ki I fund nuMi'li'iit to restore
tho depleted national finance do not
seem to he borne out hv the fuel.
It was officially atnted toitnv thnt
offers of Inrge loans have boon ie
ceded, not uhme from u New Vorl.
I inn of interiintioiiullv known hunk
ers, but nlo from HrilUh nnd French
cnpitnli"ts.
PIERP0NT MORGAN'S HEALTH
IS IMPROVING RAPIDLY
ItO.MF. Pvli Ll.Pierpont Miir
gnu's health i improving Moadilv,
neeonliug to hi grnud-diiimhtoi'.
Miss Hamilton, who today arrived
from Cairo, Fgipt, to May with
Home relative.
Tlii Rifurn of
Blood Eruptions
Nu Hemon Vr'hy Anyone .lliould Sof.
for Willi .Such Disheartening
Experience,
No esse if t n'ttftl' ui Moul ihiUoii ts
ever cur I until tlm lant putllcfo n( tint
ilm Ims lieni tneaivml from tho elreuln
licit, 'llm Ut I 'Hit left In llin IiIhI
will, i'Iht ir litter, eiuino n frli out
WtsiU nf I'll' IM'Ullr, Willi nil IIh lilitroiiN
nmt Oeslrucllvu nvmiiliHlll if uli-oruta,!
inoutti slid ihist, cpiMip 1-iitaro.t
rilo(fiii. (sines' Imir, iim nmt ulcw,
eie. No ollire nimllrino noi'lr turs
conliu:!'"'" W1 IhiImmi n H. M. M It
(; tloMII I'''" ttttl lilml Ml hlfiilll
iihiI mirely ilflvwi mil oirr pnrllrln of
Hut Infection It nlwnliillf ninl in-rfr!!'
isirlrt ii IIxkI, ikI Iwvph (lot vlinl
mild b frrnti, rnli nnd liraltto a It w
ifre tlm dwirvctlvo virus of ei'nlsiclo'itt
lw.l hiiiii miIihkI the elriilHlltii.
H H. H. iiulrhl)' lhr rfTccl nil tlm IsWI,
nnl Hlmliutlly Ilm yit)itMtu illMi4itr,
Ilm litoiltti U liniimviHl, tlm skin rlisirml
nt nil Mt. HMen nnd oilier lilmnlihri.
the li-ilr mops emaln tail, tho lautilh ntut
Ihrwtt IimI Sli't Mhfn H. H. H. linn
Cl(WI1l-t Hill yltlll llf Hi" Ml,lll ll
iraio ft the illrt U left. M. H. IL
rurrs ciiiilnnliins Mil txilwn treii It
t Ilm irirurt uf tilt MwM Hirlltir,
Ut(-I iili'l lituvrn In lniiltK) alul hun
dietU uf rum nil r ilm eaiiitr.
Vnti lll nnd F 8. H. for In all
drtiif plurfs at II. eo lr lttl Wrlin !
The 8wltt HTino Cn . 1ST Httlfl IIMe,
AtUntu. ), fur j.rlvaU m.lll i.tlr
unit n vrry lntreilv lek wi nil tilit
tiriar, tent tit, iFjktl In I'Ula
wfwrisH".
STEFFENS TELLS OF
MOBILIZATION OF 2ND DIVISION
(Continued from pag.e 1.)
Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
X.ADY ABSISTANT
Say rbona 3371
Vigbt Plioucil T, W. Weeki 3071
,; A, S. Orr, 3093
the brlgado commanders later In tho
days. Tho orders provldo for tho
mobollzatlon of 10,000 troops besides
thoso affected by Saturday's orders.
General Wood declined to nnnounco
tho troops Included In today's orders.
Secretary Stlmson said this after
noon that tho orders simply wero tbo
final steps In completing the presi
dent's precautionary plans.
Tho Fourth and Sixth Brigades
will move tonight. Tho qunrtermas
t;r'rf department is arranging rail
road transportation for the troops
but not sufficient to take tho forces
Into Mexleo'tn the event of interven
tion. '
Xot Going to Trenton
Secretary Stlmson denied n report
that he was scheduled to go to Trcn
ton nnd confer with Presldont-Klcot
Wilson ovor tho situation In Mexico.
"I bellevo, howovor," Stlmson
added, "that President Tuft and his
cabinet should bo ready to give what
ever Information Is possible to Mr.
Wilson if tho occasion demands."
LOS ANQELKS, Cni.. Feb. 21.--
Tho story of the alleged agreement
between District Attorney John D.
Fredericks and Claronco Harrow that
tho McXamara brothers hou)d plead
guilty to dynamiting the I-oa AnRoles
Timed building 'Was recited on the
witness stand today in tho trial of
Harrow on a bribery rlinrgn by Lin
coln Steffcns, magazine? writer. It
was finally agreed, ho tostlflcd, un-
dor questioning by Harrow, that
James I). McXnmara should recelvo
a life sentenco and John McNnmnra
one on which ho could bo held to uc
tual service of ten years. Tho Na
tional Hrcctors' association, ho said,
blocked Harrow') efforts to secure
the dismissal of the caso against tho
latter.
COAL TRUST CHIEFS
PLEAD NOT GUILTY
RYAN PRESIDES O'ER
SAN FRANCISCO, Oil., Feb. 1M.
The indicted offieiuls uiul directors
of the Western Fuel company, the
Pacific Const arm of tho oonl truut,
charged with defrauding the federal
government of customs of money h.i
short weight, were nrriiiguod hero to
day before United .Stute Judge Villi
Fleet. All plended not guilty. No
trial dato was net but it was expected
thut the trial would come up before
United Htntos Judge Deitrieh within
the next sixty day.
flic men arraigned included Joun
L. Howard of Oakland, president of
the eompnny. Vice President Jnme
H. Smith uud six other.
After the plenn were entered Attor
ney Wnrron Olney, representing the
defendnntH, asked for nil early trial.
Judgo Vnn Fleet refused to set n
trial date, explaining thut een if hi
court calendar would permit, he could
not preside nt tho trial, lii'i'iuee
Hcvcml of the indicted men wore fel
low members of his in the Union Puei
Ho club.
if
WMj
We IJUo
to lit
THE OUT SHOWS ONE
OF OUR HANDSOME
NEW MODELS IN WO
MEN'S SPRING SHOES
A button boot that will bo worn
this spring
An Ideal boot for tho uhort street
suit,
A patent leather or litncik sucdn
brown, grey and while nu-buck,
At Popular Pricos
$4.00
BEHLING'S
"GOOD FIT" miiei: steiii:
Tti Hunt
to I'll
DEMAND INTERVENTION
(Continued from pago 1.)
States had commanded that Madero
should not bo executed, and the
great neighboring states of Moxlco
aro not to bo lightly mocked. Tho
protonso that Madero and Suarex
mot doath by accident rather strains
credulity."
lunate Ferocity of Natives
Tho London Times says: "Tho
civilized nations will put their own
construction on tho lamo and halting
story which tho successful conspir
ators now ruling Mexico havo chosen
to issuo. Unless It can bo proved,
foreign observers will retain tho be
lief that tho open removal of tho two
Muderocu and of Sunrez lu fresh
proof of tho Inuato ferocity of Mexi
can politicians."
Tho Dally News: "Any mlddlo
course, such as financial or military
propping up by tho United States of
ouo or tho othor Mexican leaders or
tho establishment of any sort of a
Mexican Cuba could only bo achieved
by u combination of luck and adroit
dlplomamcy,
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Feb. 21.
Tho annual convention ol the Inter
national AHrfoeintiou of Bridge uud
Strtietunl Ironworker oMiiied here
today. It will remain in Mission
threo days, nil meetings being held
belling elosod doom.
Frank jr. Kyiiu, president of the
organization, one of the thirty three
union men convicted hero of iiuhiw
fully transporting dynamite, presided
over today's (.cmoii. Itytui is out on
hail pending hi appeal. Samuel
Oornpern, president of tho American
Federation of Inbnr, is M-hedulod to
nddre-fi the convention Tliiirnilny.
TAFT REFUSES PERMIT
FOR HETCH HETCHY
WASHINGTON,. Fob. 2 1 Presi
dent Tuft was urged by Congruus-
men Hnyon and Kahu of California
today to direct tho war department
to Issuo a permit to San Fruuclsco
to a ho tho waters of tho Hotch Hot
chy vitlley. This followed tho deci
sion of tho board of army engineers
that Sun Francisco should bo grunted
such permission.
President Tnft, howovor, explained
that pross of luminous mado It im
probablo thut ho would bo able to
pass on tho project before ho retires
from office,
PRODUCE MERCHANTS
PAY $8,450 FINES
PORTLAND, Or., Job. 'J I--Fifteen
members of the Produce Merchant's
association who pleaded guilty Fridai
to violating the Sliennuti niili-trust
luw today paid IhoVfiucs, nggregnil
iug SH.'loO. The filed a stipulation
Higuod by ench member of tho usso
oiutioii, stilling thnt they would not
lioreufler engage in practices con
trary to the Sherman nuti-triist net.
This was done to do uwny with lb'.'
necessity of filing u civil suit asking
for tho dissolution of tho association.
ARMED INTERVENTION
ENDORSED BY KANSAS
TOPKh'A, KiiiiAiih, Feb. 2-1. Do
mnnding that every .Mexican bo ex
lonnhiutcd, if neeessury, to protect
American interests, the lower house
of tho KuiiHfiH legislature, today en
dorsed tinned Intervention In .Moxleo
by tho United Slates.
HIH.P FIGHT THIS
GREAT RED PLAGUE
alliens of tho stnto nro urged to Inform themselves regarding
this pluKtto which Is causing grout suffering among boys nnd young
men, and especially among tho Innocent Kir Is and women of the stnto.
Parents nro urged to protect their children, nnd provldo clwiu, whole
somo Information in placo of tho unclean misinformation they cunuot
now help getting.
Send for any of tho follewing:
iiti:i: nucuLAitH
For Young Men
Circular No. 2 Tho Four Sox Lies,
Circular No. 0 Hex Truths for Mon.
For Older llojs (13 to 18 yrs. of ngo)
Circular No. 8 Virility and Physical Dovolopmont.t
For Young lio) (10 to 13 yrs. of ni;o)
Circular No. 7 Tho Secret of Strength.
For Girls
Circular No. 4. A Plain Talk with Girls about their Health.
For Young Women
Circular No. 10 Physical Dovelopment, Mnrrlago and Motherhood.
For Parents
Clrculnr No. l Tho Neod for IMucallon In Hoxunl Hyglono.
Circular No. 3 -When ami How to Toll tho Children.
Circular No. C A List of Hooks for Uso In tho Family on Sox.
Send 2-cont stump with your address to
Till! OHKGO.V HTATH IIO.tlH) OF HHAIril
7U.' Helling lluildlng, Portland, Oregon
Department I)
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOlt SALIC Seven room modorn
houso, aero of land, barn. Sold at
a bargain If taken at onco. 130
North Front stroot. 287
FOH 8AL13 Hiding horso tind now
saddle Phono 13X3, Contra!
Point. 289
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llio largest cltle..
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