Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 27, 1913, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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    WT!DFOT?T) MATT. TnTTHTNflJ, MKDFOUD, OI.I'XIONT, TIIt'IlNDA Y, MAUClt 27, 1013.
PAOE TTTRKIC.
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4,
000.000
I
ROUT
RESTOCKING
R0GU
E
TRIBUTARIES
Four million trout fiy will lu pluo
1 In Uukiiii riser mnl Hh liilm
turli'H tlil .pilnic HirmiKli Hid co
oitrnltiui of tint Unlleil HIiiti'M litirciiu
of lUlii'ilrH mill the Kind.' I'inh nnl
(Ilium ooiiiiiiUhlon. Kkn inn now lit".
liiK lakrn mi tin) ApiU'KUlit Mini II.
('. .Mileliell, vvlm In in I'lutri) of
niuriitloiiH, rciirt'i I In) cki; InU Mill
limik nil rucoi 1m.
Alifiiily nliiiiiniliiiK in Kiiino rixli,
I III' Witter f till HUOtillll will In-
iiimlu tlie.l'nvurite reinlcwiiu, in tlm
vent for ntij-lerti, I.nt jcar tin
county nlrcniiiN were hlnckcil with
two million miiiiII trout, tluit niimlicr
being it record iii to Hint llnir.
Tlo witter wheel ut the Klk creek
Imteliery, vvlieie the trout t'M uru
being hntcliel, U lining ichuilt mill
If fmnN iiiilicil for by Ineiil Hpurl)
men lire t'ottlieoiiilii from the hiiIo
comuiiHioii, ciiu'iit iiimiiN Mill be
cniirttrtiutcil In which llm fry emi be
bibl until they become fingerllng.
The liune.li ciimrily for fingerlliig
i only thrco'iiiiirli'iH of u million.
With the iiiurcnttcil capacity nt the
bntchery the fUli will be kept Ihero
until they luivo iittnliieil sufficient
growth to iiiHiire their ImnliiicSH mil
iiicreiiHe their chiiuceri of Mirvlvliig,
nt lenxt until the hiii'ccMxful nngler
cnteheN tlieiu off their gunnl. In the
m inoxt of the fry hnvc been plneeil
in the htreiium h'tum utter leaving the
KK.
N
0
PROBING
WAGES
NACHA.Mr.NTO, (n., Mnrch J7. -The
inxcitlcntiou into women'it -.vngc.
in Cnlifornin nml their coiiuectioii
with the white hIiimt truffle begun
with the creation of mi invcMignling
couimillee by the mloplion in the
m-imIo of n resolution by Keuntor
lielmii of Sun priincUeu, eniiiu to mi
abrupt stop loday when ihe commit
tee rrNiiteil buck to the seiiatn that
it fotiuil ItNrlf unable to proceed Villi
the work ilciumiilcil of it for lack of
time nml fuiiils, ami vwih ilinelmrgnl.
The report reeoinineiiileil that
cither it coihmittee eolihiMing of
member of both Iioiiskn nml given
sufficient poucrN timr ami I'uniN, be
ntiiitril. or that n stnte coiiiini-iMou bo
crcntril by law to take up the work.
T
BY PEEL POST
A pair of Oregon-nimbi overalls
lire on Ihu way, Ma itim-el Mst, to
Ciiiiiinilniguii, N. V.f ami Kiiiu Kieh
nnlsoii, proprietor of the Mtnlel
Clothing company thinkx that ul last
the tables hnve been turned on Ihu
eiiklern iniiil ortler bonne. Percy
J. Merrill, of the eitv with thu long
name, is u former Meilfonlite, who
since his ilepiiitnii) for tho cast Sev
ern I yenr ii kh Iium not forgotten the
gmec, i iforl anil durability of tho
oxcrnllrt he 'Used to wear in Oregon.
Mr, l.enill sent postal onby which
included money for paiccl pol,
hlampn mid inciilciilly nilded nnother
iirgiiiurnt for the "Mado in Oregon"
oniii)iiilgn, thu overall in ipiestiou by,
lug miiuufaclured in this state.
SEATTLE CONCERN BUYS
OUT MERRIVOLD STOCK
Tim MoievHcolliird-dilllam com
pany of Health) linn purchcsril the
slock mid fixture of tho Mcrivold
Shop nml on Snturdny will open n
big snle. II is yet undecided whether
thu new firm will continue the store
biire, but If this proven the case the
salu will senu iih an introduction to
teh public. C. Ii. Morey, onu of the
owner, Ik in elinrgo mid Ik pulling
Iho stock in shapu for thu opening.
CARSON IS NAMED FOR
HORTICULTURAL BOARD
KAU'.M, Ore., March '27. Clover
nor West has reappointed A. II, Car
son of Josephine county a member of
the state hoard of hmtieultural for
thu third horticultural district.
FEDERAL LIFE SAVING
CREW AT LOQANSFORT
WAUKEUAN, IHm Mim-h -7'
Kilty mun with nix lifebeats: from tho
I'udiual life wiving filution hum nr-i-ivcd
in Lognnnport IIiIh moniing to
relief, thu bltuullon,
NEW1 JERSEY USE, BIRTHPLACE OE GROVER GLEVELAND. IS WATIOWAL SHRINE
(Pfk . PFT 7m t,nitT mhis niTlinig.aiiVPLAHD7CS -
( MB.RUCHARD CLfiVtlLATtD, MRS. THOMAS ST L . TjCTM '
ifl -J PfeSTOr4 AND MIOS MARIAN CLEVELVd fWlj ' JFfg
m vf jIf 1. jijPwl
VL f B v j .VIHhkZ HV I HBM Bft HHHMaw w KT MmWKf' lLs. rfs!BfliK
w .alM W 1 a. Hi. a alS r m HI HHIiH BlAl.HBBViKaAaii j I.- A S m
tvv' ?-n mv t-jBiHPtbr rft-Ma rr i-mtnm iwrani vrfcrnt v r m
SP' k-3 aj ' tmuimmmmZhMimMmammmm mm m
SwUHiAi. .tz.. rMatfru "TI1MI n
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PKIGI'NTINO
ivvl, j i- r-
Mir.G C5TMEW CltVLinu
Thr Old Mnicc Ihe nm inil woslcn
htillillnc In wliKli (JMcr CleicinmJ
ma iMirn nt Cnldwell. N. J., sevcnlr
li )enr co. Mnn-li IS. Imi innJ
Into the linntl of tli ilrftrer CMrrr
In ml lllrilii-'ne Mriitoiial AtcKln
lion unit I i lt"f?i nUttit to tlir ni
tlot liUturlc mpiin.rl3.il, Tho crre
DCJ04IN II.I'IHIXY IJANDINC5 TttliKUYTO Mk fclCHAHC
V- Ul V f lVT4 U
RcurDAI VriKlf- AT
CLEVELANDS' &IR.TH PLACE.
i i 1H Will II I tS .ii '-l lur4j.iy(
.Martli IS, drew five ttioiumul erxin
to the Inwn of itic bouc. wtildi fur
VI tenrn liiiit f.iciil the hicb road
thnuKh C'atilwill. .Mn. TIioiiin. J.
Prcooa, who wan formerly Mn
Hoc nml. wllli her IiiikIi.iikI nnj
llirec ch.Iilren. MM Klher Ctrrrland.
Ul. Iiart ll.nelainl and Ml Marlon
( letebml. t vl.li noteil pfrwn ou a
platform In fiuut uf llu- Maue
ASHLAND GETS
NEW
PAMPHLET
The "A-dilniid llooklet" ha arrived
snys llii, Axlilaud lieeord. It comes
in a lot of ten thntiNmid. It it ismpM
in the name of the Ashland Commer
cial club mid Ihu Southern Pacific
line in Orepoii under the co-oprn
live publicity plnu. The booklet i a
beautiful thing in covers lithut-rnphed
in miinv coloni. The front cover
shows u t (ileal schiio near the heud
waters of Ashland ortiek and the
back cover an applu orclmrd in
bloom.
Ou the two outside pane of the
cover me iiihim, oiiu of thw witatcru
linlf of Ihe I'nited Stnles showini the
Soiilhcru Pacific mid allied linen mid
the other of the Orcein ivoust country
showim the locution of Ashland mid
various points conliKUoiiH thereto.
The title puttc of (lie booklet i ar-
Vtsliually decorated with a reproduc
tion of the I'oiiiiuio Curler fountain
which decorate thu l'lii.a in Ash
land.
The body of the book eoiiluiin. up
piii.ximutely foity illuslralioiis in
cluding a spluudid panorama view of
Ashland mid it aiirroiiuding hills.
There me scene from Ashlmnl can
yon, beautiful nitiiilcuco;, Clmutau
ipm park, our spluudid schools, bear
ing orchardH, truch aniens, the
dairying industry, poullrv nml socl
misiug, the iil,'s piomiiifiit build
lugs, etc.
poriland"coijsio
play ken finos
Nick Williams Poilland Colts, of
thu Northwest League, will cavort on
tho Medford hall grounds on Sunday,
April fl, when they will meet Ihe
Chosen Pi tends ball team of this city.
Thu Chosen Piiends Imvu gone, to
.miiililm'nliln (ivllnllail In lirilll- lllC
1 I'IMIIIVI llllV ' -t t HI 1 'r (f . . .
foils hern mid promiao thu fans n
game of tho tirst water.
On Ihu ceinlui: Suitduy the Chosen
Friends will play the sltong Central
Point team ut Medford mid a hard
fought game is assured. The local
leauiH so far this year has proven
itself u strong out) mid lovers of thu
game nrc holding out hopes for an
interesting summer,
TO OUHU A COM! IN ONU DAY.
Take. LAXATIVK 1IUOMO Qulnlno
Tiiuluts. nniBKlata refund ntonoy It
It fnlltt to euro, K, W, QHOVK'S bIb
imturo Is ou cmch box, 85 conts.
CAFOIA
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REPAIR
A
POItTI.A.NM). Ore, Mnrrh 27 W.
J. Clciueni, iireslilvnt of tho Portland
Autoinoblto ntserlntlon, received tho
welcome neM I bin morning from tho
California Htato Holler Koada nun
elation that un May 1 tho -numclntlon
will put on two nuto truck to keep
In repair tho Pacific hlKhwnay be
tween Hacrumouto, Col., and Port
land. "Till In thu boat iiowh I huvo re
ceived for a long time." mid Mr.
UlotuciiK when bo rend tho letter
from the California nKnoulutlou. "I
wish no could do nomuthliiK like that
here. In thla slnle, or even In Mult
nomah county. Tho letter atatcs that
two trurkit completely equipped for
road IhiIMIiik', earrliiK each n crew
of elulit men. will bu Htnrtcd May 1
from Hnornmcnto to gradually make
their way to Porthmd.
"Wherever poKilbte. tho county
vvhoro road repnlis aru needed will
be asked to niuilct to Its fiillont abil
ity, but whero this cannot bu done,
tho truck crew a wilt do their very
hotit.
"Thu roada now from Portland lo
Kiu-niiiicnto are In fairly good sbapo,
ocopt In piceaalonal upota, but they
nra nut good by any inoaiin. still
wo ure havliiK a lot of traffic over
them, With thu road a placed In
Kood ahape by tho patrol wo will nee
n tremendous nuto traffic between
Portland and Sun Frunclnoo next
year and during tho cxpoaltlon year
and thereafter."
OFFICIAL'S
NAP
COST
I
B
KITTY POPE BROUGHT
SAX FRANCISCO, Col., Mnrch 27.
-"-Though she has bcou indicted for
complicity in the numerous burglnries
of Owen I). Conn, tho "$100,000 burg
lur," Mrs. Kate Pope, who was
brought here from Detroit, will ho
Used by thu police chiefly to locato
thu great amount of jewelry disposed
of by Conn.
Thu officers believe Hint sho can
lake them to numerous "fences"
where tho burglnr disponed of his
stolen property,
Her casu bus been assigned to Su
perior Judge Dunne's department lint
lius not been set for trial ns vet. Tho
woman denies any complicity in tho
crimes of Conn, and is confident that
she will be exonerated.
COI.l'MIH'S, Ohio, March 'J7.
Oovemor Cox today barred from bin
office John Miller, state Miperii.ten
dout of public works, because Miller
was asleep in n hotel here Inst night
while the pivrnior was fighting to
nvc the Iiewi-ton reservoir. Miller
was summoned from bed by Cox and
savagely censured.
This moniing Ilia governor put
State Highway Commissioner Jmnen
Mniker in charge of Miller's office.
At noon Iarker communicated with
both the Grand and l.ewWton reser
voirs, mid it was retried that both
ore intact ns u result of continuous
labor on tluir w.il isuco the flood
slotted.
REDDYS
RAILROAD
Kentucky Pants
CUT IN PRICE
Wo arc cutting ono-fourtli of f th ictllng price of trt ry pair
of inen'a trotmcra In our store.
A big now atock Just arrived in most all grades, colors and.,
sixes, ranging In price from 9l."0 to 9I.SO. .
SOW CUT ONE-FOURTH OFF IN TRICE.
THE WARDROBE
West Main Street
IS
INCORPORATED
YREKA DEPOT SAFE
YRKKA, Oil.. March 'J7. Dynn
miliiiK the safe nt the depot hero it
baud of yeggmen scoured $300 mid
fled towards the lull. Tho bandits
look their tools and nil other evi
dences of thu robbery with thum.
Pouscb ure out in pursuit.
ST. MARYS PLEADS FOR
DOATS FOR SUFFERERS
FORT WAYNP, lnd., March 27.
For tho second time tho town of St
Murys pleaded with Ibis city to bend
boats lo rescue flood sufferers.
GRANTS PASS, Ore., March 27.--I)r.
J. F. Kcddy is in Salem to file
the nrtielci of iiicorjMirotion of the
Grants Pnss-Cre-cent City railroad.
Tho incorporation nner8 fIiow
that the company is capitalized at
$0,000,000, tho incorporators beiui;
J. F. Rcddy, H. L. Gilkcv and W. W
Harmon, the object of tho new cor
loration being stated ns the building
nml operation of n railway from
Grants Pass to the const at Crescent
City, California.
Dr. Rcddy will teturn from Salem
to meet people who nro to figure on
finniiciii) I he railroad. It N ex
pected that the railroad people will
mako n trip to Crescent City while
here, poing through by automobile if
the roads nro passable for machine.
BEAR CREEK BRIDGE
PAVING BIDS SUBMITTED
lllds for tho pavinc of tho Hear
creek lirldgo and the npproichca were
filed yesterday In tho recorder's of
flco by Clark Hencry company
throuKb Hoburt Tclfor, who Is on the
Kround. Tho bids will bo opened and
passed upon nt tho regular mooting
of tho city council next Tuesday
night.
It was titated by Mr. Tolfcr that In
caso his company is awarded tho bid
that ho will hnvo men on tho ground
In ten duu. and that tho outfit will
bo hero In two weeks, ready for the
IioIiir of tho concrete. Tho prelim
inary work would tako about ton
days.
ABSOLUTELY PURfi
The only Baking Powder made from
Royal Grape Cream of Tartar
Makes delicious home-baked foods
of maximum quality at minimum
cost Makes home baking
pleasant and profitable
Hemingway's Lead
Arsenate
Tbo brand which is used to all of the great apple growing districts
of the country Western Now Vork, Michigan, tho Dlue Kldgo
Slopes, tbo Ozarks and tbo fame us valleys of tbo great Northwest
HEMINGWAY'S LEAD ARSENATE
Is of the highest standard of rrxn ufocture. Wo claim tbo following
points of superierity:
PERFECT PHYSICAL CONDITION
I. c., fineness tf grain and ease In thinning down In water
CORRECT ANALYSIS
1. c, full percentage of Arsentc Ozldo (not lees than 15 per cent)
end no more than a trace of Soluble Arseato
WRITE FOR BOOKLET ASD TRICES
Stocks Carried by KERR, GIFFORD & CO.
Portland, Oregon ,
HEMINGWAY'S LONDON PURPLE CO., LTD.
61 Water Street, New York, K. Y.
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And they cut out a teacher prim
Who was everything else but slim,
She grew stout and happy;
Also healthy and snappy
On a diet of GOLDEN ROD OATS.
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"Young man, when yoa buy a
buggy, be sure it's a Studebaker"
Sound advice from the man who has been
driving one for twenty years.
When you buy a Studebaker buggy you ate buying
all the skill, experience and science in buggy building
that half a century can produce. You are protect
ing yourself against the mistakes of younger builders.
You will always be proud of the Studebaker
nameplate, fof thero isn't a buggy on the road that it
its equal for style, luxury and good looks.
Flexible bent-reach gear, graceful lines, solid cor
ner, pluglesa body, double-ironed shafts, aro a few of
tho special Studebaker features.
The new close-fitting shifting rail is enough i
itself to make you buy a Studebaker buggy.
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W.
Trucks
MUk Wi ou
Stc out D"lcr or uilli uu
Dump WaioM
IIrM
STUDEBAKER
South Band, lad.
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MJNNSATOUS SALTLAKXCITV SAW FKANCISCO tOKTUKB, OSX,