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DRAWN BY WEBB
TO BE ACTED UPON
SACRAMENTO, Ca) April 30.
The substitute ontl-nllfn bill, pre
pared by Attorney Qencral U. S.
Webb, at the request of Oovornor
Johnson and other progressives, auit
which will co mo beforo tho aerate
for action tomorrow morning, tot
lewi:
Section 1. All aliens ollglblt to
cltticnshtp under the lawa ot tho
Untted State may acquire, possess,
enjoy, transmit and Inherit real prop
erty, or any Interest therein, In this
state, In the same manner and to the
same extent as cltltens of the United
States, except as otherwise provided
by tho laws of this state.
Changed Wording Only.
Section S. All aliens other than
those mentioned In section 1 ot this
act may acquire, possess, enjoy and
transfer real property, or any Inter
est therein, In this state, In tho man
ner and to tho extent' and for tho
purposes prescribed by any treaty
now existing between the govern
ment ot the United StAtea and tho
nation or country ot which such alien
Is a citizen.
Section 3. Any company, associa
tion or organisation organised under
the lawa ot this state or state or na
tion, ot which a majority of tho mem
bers aro aliens other than thoso spec
ified In section 1 ot this act. or In
which a majority ot the Issued cap
ital stock Is owned by such aliens,
may acquire, possess, enjoy and con
i vey real property or any interest
therein, In this state, in the manner
and to the extent and for the pur
poses prescribed by any treaty nor
existing between tho gorernment ot
the United States and tho nition or
country ot which such members or
stockholders are citizens or subjects.
and not otherwise,
limitations Fravtded.
Section 4. Whenever It appears to
the court in any probate proceeding
that by reason ot ihe provisions of
tfala act any heir or devisee cannot
take real property in this state
take real property in this state,
which, but for said provisions, said
heir or devisee would take as such,
the court. Instead of ordering a dis
tribution of such real property to
such heir or devisee, shall order n
sale of said real property to bo made
In the manner provided by law for
probate sales ot real property, and
the proceeds of such sale shall be
distributed to such heir or dtfvtsee In
lieu of such real property.
Section 6. Any real property
hereafter .acquired in fee In violation
of the provisions of this act by any
alien mentioned la section 2 of this
act, or by any company, association
or corporation mentioned In section
3 ot this act, shall escheat to and
become and remain the property of
the state of California. The attor
ney general shall Institute proceed
ings to have the escheat ot such real
property adjudged and enforced In
the manner provided by section 45
of the political code and tltlo right,
part 3 of tho code of civil procedure.
Upon tho entry ot final Judgment in
such proceedings the title to such
real property shall pass to the state
ot California. The provisions of this
section and of sections 2 and 3 of
this act shall not apply to any real
property hereafter acquired In tho
enforcement or in satisfaction ot any
alien now existing upon or interest
In such property, 60 long as such
roal property so acquired shall re
main the property ot tho alien com
pany, association, or corporation ac
quiring the sanio In such mannor.
leasehold and Interests.
Section 6. Any leasehold or other
Interest in roal property, less than
tho feo, hereafter acquired in viola-1
tlon ot the provisions ot this action
by any alien mentioned in section 2
of this act, or by any company, asso
ciation or corporation mentioned In
section 3 of this act shall escheat to
tho state of California. Tho attor
ney general shall institute proceed
ings to have such escheat adjudged
and enforced us providod in soction
G ot this act. In such proceeding
he shall determine and adjudgo tho
value ot such leasehold or otbor In
terest in such real property, and
enter Judgmont for the stnto in the
amount thereof, together with costs.
Thereupon the court shall order a
sale of tho real property covered by
such loasohold or other luterest iu
the manner provided by section ltd
of the codo ot civil procedure Out
of tho proceeds arising from such
bale the amount ot tho Judgment ren
dered for the state shall be paid into
tho state treasury and tho balance
bhall bo deposited with and distrib
uted by tho court in accord with itio
Interest of the parties therein.
Section 7. Nothing In this act
shall bo construed as a limitation
upon the power ot the stato to enact
laws with respect to tho acquisition,
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CHAMPIONSHIP
OF
FEATHERWEIGHTS
LOS ANGKLKS, Cat., April 3d.
Johnny Kllbane ot Cleveland retains
tho featherweight championship of
the world today following a 20 round
draw battle with Johnny Dundee of
New York. Tho match was a fooi-
raco throughout practically cvory
round, and the great crowd thai ci
pected to see a contest ot champion
ship caliber was genuinely dtmr
pointed.
Kllbane pursued tho tactics th.it
won hltn his battle with Abo Atttll
and tho championship. He felnuvt.
Jabbed, trotted backward and gabbed
again from gong to gbng. Ho was
far more clever than the challenger.
but Dundee was willing and agcrrt
slvo end was tho sturdier ot tho pair,
Kllbnu tired badly In tho final U o
rounds. In the last of which Dundf"
did much to ovcrcomo tho lei I on
points which tho champion ha I pl'cd
up In tho previous sessions. NoUJief
boy oxhlbitcd a punch of note. Ku
bano'a stabs did littlo more tt.au .o
ry Dundee Nino out ot ton of Mi
blows wero delivered going awaj
and carried little steam. Dundee,
while ho landed Infrequently on tho
pbantomtiko champion, apparently
carried moro power In hts fists.
Kllbano left tho ring unmarked
save for a slight cut over th rlni.t
eyo. Dundee's right eye was i,adly
battered and his mouth cut.
At tho outset Kllbano gavo ovl
denca that he Intended to ma;i the
affair a boxing contest. As a matter
of pretty glovo work he did every
thing that was expected ot him, but
In nono ot the 20 rounds did ho fall
to exhibit the unusual spectacle ot a
champion running away.
Refcrco Eyton's draw decision was
well received by tho big crowd.
Further than to state that be be
lieved ho had piled up sufficient
points to givo him victory In spite
ot Dundee's fast finish in tho 20th
round, when the New Yorker fonghf
the champion oft his feet, Kllbtno
had nothing to say.
Promoter McCarey is considering
re-matchlng the boys for a Juas datt.
WITH
WEATHER
CLEAR, CAMPAIGN
AGAIN
RENEWED
FROST PREDICTED FOR
fALL PARTS OF OREGON
PORTLAND, pre., April 30.
Weather ferecast: Oregen: Pair
tonight and Thursday. Liht frost
west, heavy frost cast portion tonight
Variable winds mostly westerly.
holding or disposal by aliens of real
property in thia state.
Section 8. All acta and parts ot
acts Inconsistent or In conflict with
the provisions of this act, are hereby
repealed.
DON'T OVERLOOK THIS
A Careful Teresal Will Prove Its
Value to Every Mall Tribune
Header
The average man Is a doubter, and
thero Is little wonder that this is so.
Misrepresentations roako people
skeptics. Now-a-daya the public ask
for better ovldenco than the testi
mony of strangers. Hero is proof
which should convince ovcry Mall
Tribune reader.
II. J. Durfee, 32 N. Dartlett St..
Medford, Ore., says: "I was troubled
by my kidneys oft and on for years.
If I caught a slight cold, It always
settled In thorn, causing my back to
become very lame, weak and pain
ful. Last summer I was suffering
In that way and on a friend's advice,
I procured Doan's Kidney Pills. I
found this remedy to bo exactly as
represented and In a few days tho
trouble left me. I know of many
other persons who have obtained
bcnoflt from Doan's Kidney Pills."
For sato by all dealers. Prlco CO
cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, solo agents for the United
States.
Remember tho narao Doan's
and take no other.
With the clenrinjj weather the cam
paign, for water being conducted by n
committee of the Commercial club
was again renewed today after two
dnyt of marking time, due to utalcin
cut weather which made it impossible
for the members of the committee and
business men assisting iu tho work
to call upon out-of-town land owners
nud interest them in the contract.
The committee lin made very
favorable progress but much work
yet remains to he done and business
men, especially those with automo
bile are urged to tender their serv
ices to .1. C. Drown, the socrctntry of
the committee. It linn been shown
what can be done in the way of se
curing contracts and n determined ef
fort now will secure tho uecesnry
acreage to assure the conwtruction of
a high line ditch.
OVERLAND FACTORY
BACKS UP C. E. GATES
Appreciation of Mr. Gates' success
in Medford and assurance that tho
rectory stands behind him In his
guarantco plan ot selling automobiles
is voiced In a letter to Mr. dates
from the Willys-Overland company,
makers of tho Overland. The com
pany has this week written as fol
lows to tho Medford agent:
"It wo should start this letter with
that's the stuff wo would bo ex
pressing our opinion In first-hand
English of the spirit you manifest;
and we aro glad that what makes us
feel good Is good business for you as
well. Wo wish to assure you, more
over, that whenever an Overland
dealer shows the Inclination to got
out and hustlo that you display, wo
aro always solidly bohlnd him with
every posslblo cooperation."
NEW QUEEN OF GREECE
AS GERMAN ARMY OFFICER
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PAIIIS, April HO. Futurism mid
Cubism mul nil the rol of the "Urns"
hn'vu been laid In the shade by n
MAY DAY SOCIAL
ED 18 EVENING
Tim Indies of the Presbyterian
church glvo a hox social this even
lug from (I to 8 o'clock. I'nch lady
nowsehiHli)rnrtcntittled"Orphisiu.'ll)1,nKH box w iMpwr fp ,wo
An "orphlst" artist thus explain hi'Tl0 mw, ,m, lo buy tho boxes, mid
Queen Sofia, who has just stepped
to the throne of the kingdom of
Greece, following tho assassination
of her fnthe r-in-lnw, King George, is
an officer In tho Gcnunn army as
well as a monarch. She is nn hon
orary colonel in the Second regiment
of the Prussian Dragoons of the
Guard, a position which sho occupies
doubtless as the sister of the Km
peror of Germany. She makes n
pretty military figure in her trim
uniform.
craft:
"I-ouk at this onliisl cnuvns. What
do you sect Why, a lot of paving'
stones, bricks, nursery blocks mid
what-nots. Isn't N so? Ami now
glacu at this futurist picture. After
siuuying it lor n lew minutes you
can find something which resembles
mid ear, n big toe, a worm or u fallen
tree. The cubist calls his canvas
'The Kudo Lady' mid tho ruturlst
names his picture, "Venice by .Moon
light." Dut alt that is mere child's
play.
"Look at this canvas. What do
you scot Nothing. That's the point
exactly. It Is even devoid of color.
It is not white, not hlnek, nor yet
blue, green ,rcd or brown. It Is
nearly khnki, hut it Isn't khaki. It's
blank just plain blank. It rciiuircs
great skill to mix the paints to get
that effect mid still ureatcr skill to
see what tho picture represents when
It is finished. Only the real artiMs,
the connoisseur with the trained eye,
can nnuip tho subject. I call it
'Stnmhoul' now, but tomorrow and
there's tho beauty of this very uew
est school of art tomorrow, per
hnjw, I shall call It, 'Gabys Desks.'
However, I may think of a better
name overnight so I wjll not ix-nmiso
now, what tho name will ho iu twen-'
ty-foiir hours."
MYSTERIOUS MURDERER
IS ESCAPED BLIND LION
I.OS ANGKLKS, Cnl., April 30.
Tho "mysterious murderer" of the
sacred Indian hull of a motion pic
ture company was an escaped blind
lion. Tho beast was captured when
it wnudered hack to the film com
pany's farm.
each man is to vat with the lady
whoso box ho buys,
Do not go homo for supper, for
the Indies tiro at the church with
your supper. An ttniito social lime
is provided for nil mul especially for
the young people. If you want
good supper mid a good time do not
fall to ho at the Preshytorlau church
this evuulng for the .May Duy eve
supper.
T1IK LAWKS.
DayIiI UlsplLun Is to star In
Jolly Peasant."
"The
CATARRH GOES.
Snuffles and
Hawking Cease
Tho best tioin auit ttirost special
ists In tho world advise their pntlnuts
to breathn Eucalyptus to destroy
Catarrh germs and host tho sore,
raw spots.
llootu'a IIYOMKI Is Australian
Kuculyptus combined with Thymol,
and no mo I.lstorlan antiseptics.
Hrcatho It throunh thn llttln pocket
Inhaler, and In vapor form as di
rected, and thta antiseptic balsam
will surelydestroy all germ life uiul
all Catarrh misery.
It's guaranteed for catarrh, roughs
cold and croup; It relieves Bluffed
up head In five minutes and refreshes
tho entlro nnsal tract. Compluto
outfit with directions for uso 1 1. 00.
If you ow na IIYOMKI Inhaler get a
bottle or llooth's IIYOMKI for 50
cents nl Chas, Htrang nnd druggists
everywhere Just breathe It no
stomach dosing.
JHH$HgM$HM$
Last Call on Coats and Suits
EXTRA SPECIAL
Mmc. A. Gale Butt will be
at ouristore, all. day tomor
row demonstrating the celc"- r
bratedS "yoodwin" Ifront
Lace Corset. Have a;,tallc
with her.
AT
MANN'S
"DESIGNER"
' ONE YEAR
NEAR P. O.
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tioiml offer for Thursday.
fJuat thftik.tliiH celebrated
Fa'shioii Magazine worth 7i3e
.12 mouths for 30.
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CENTRAL AVE.
EVERY SPRING SUIT AND COAT MUST BE SOLD
One-third Off on all Spring Suits
'All $45.00 Suits now $30.00
Y 'All $30.00 Suits now $19.08
All $25.00 Suits now $16.48
All $20.00 Suits now $13.48
All $18.00 Suits now : $12.00
All $15.00 Suits npw $9.98
May Day Dinner
St. Mark's Hall
Served Thursday from O to 8 P. 31.
50c
MKNU
Young onions Jelly Itadlshes
Smothered chicken and glblet gravy
Weed' potatoes Croamod carrots
Fruit and nut salad
Hot rolls
Ico cream Cake
Coffeo
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All $10.00 Coats now $26.48
All $35.00 Coats now $23.48
All $30.00 Coats now $19.98
All $25.00 Coats now $16.48
All $20.00 Coats :....'..;....; $12.00
All $15.00 Coats now .' '. $9.98
75c Silk Messaline 48c
'Another shipment o f
this celebrated Silk in
all colors. Buy now
while we have tho se
lection on sale
Thursday, a yard..
Handkerchief Special
Beautiful lace trimmed
and embroidericd Hand
kerchiefs 25c
value, each . ..
12ic
Knit Waists
Children's Knit
Waists, each ..,
121c
"Kaysers"
Chamo is 10
button Gloves
a pair
25c
Glove Sale
"Kayscrs"
lG-button Silk
Gloves a pair
98c
" ivay.se rs"
Short Chamois
Gloves, a pair
48c
Wash Goods Sale
5000 yards new Zephyr
Dress Ginghams all new
patterns, well worth
12ioc; Thursday, 0
a yard
32-iuch Zephyr Dress
Ginghains, a Very fine
cloth, fast colors -i 4f
20c values, a yard lv
Petticoat Sale
Women's
Gingham wash
Petticoats, spe
cial, each
69c
"Hnlyeon"
Petticoats in
all colors, wear
hotter than
two of silk spe
cial, each
$1.69
Women's
All Silk Ales
saline Pott i
coats, special
each
$1.89
Laces and Embroideries
5000 yards fine
Lace up to 15c
values, a yard
Val
5c
New Shadow Laces,
fine uality, up to 25c
values, special a f (J
yard lelt
Corset Covers, embroid
ery, fine 40c
grade, a yard ...,
25c
5000 yards fine
Embroidery 20c
values, a yard
wide
10c
Allover Laces in now
Shadow Effects, why
pay $1.00, special MQp
a yard tIOC
Allover Embroidery
nice now patterns, spe
cial Thursday, AQa
a yard
White Goods and Linens
64-inch Table Damask
40c grade, a ftQ
yard Av'
Now lino of White
Pique for skirts and
suits, special, Oftfi
a yard J
Wash "Rags, good size,
special for Thurs- Oj
day, each '
Linen Finish Suiting in
all colors, special 4Cg
a 3'nrd
72x00 Bleached Sheets
splendid quality, QQj
each flyl
An odd lino of White
WaistiiigH up to ODo
values, special a 4 Qa
yard .'. lw v
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Icefiver
Collars
Itit longrtt In Numl'ilng ImM tli.
Try ilim ti vrill py 701, Tim n wri
h.l- '.1 U IVml.ii.U. wiih I.INOCOUD
"SNAP.ON" IIU1TONIIOU1
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2 for 25c
I'cmlirokr, 1 J I In. Kt mm, H'll In.
Uliallmni.llil.
OCO P. IDE Pi CO.
Aim MnkrJi vf . AMrli
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PLUMBING
Steam and Hot Water
Heating
All Work (vmrnlMl
rrlcrs IttosonsbU
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Kora. rhov S4t
N. L. Townsend
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llavo Your ralntlim, Tlntlnic and
Paper UanRliiB Done by a Practical
Mechanic, l'rlces Itlcbt. Hatlifac
tlun Ouaranteod.
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710 Itriiuett Ave.
Clark & Wright
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Tariff on Rooms
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60 rooms l.SO each
50 rooms 2.00 each
60 rooms b piinl Wis 2.00 ach
50 rooms wilt prirsts itt 2.50 each
30 ultti, bedroom, par
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