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VIND80K, England, Jupq 1C In
tho boniitltul Great Park, adjoining
(ho ground of Windsor Castle, King
George today rovicwed tho houeo-
hold cavalry, or mounted ncctlon of
tho royal bodyguard. The three rcg
Intents, first llfo guards, second life
guards and royal horse guards blue,
arc reckoned tho ollto of tho llrlt
ith army, and In thotr glittering
cutraBcs and helmets thoy made a
gallant show as they trotted and
galloped past tho saluting point.
Excluding tho gorgeous band,
whoso scarlet tunics ro smothered
In gold loco, tharo wore Just over
1600 guardsmen on parade. Many of
tho spectators irero hoping that tho
king would don- a culms and hoi
met for tho first time In his lire,
but ho did not risk It.
Not & man present was loss than
li feet, and tho arcrago was prob
ably nearer six feet three inches, so
his majosty contented himself with
aflcld marshals uniform rather
than ho tho only "midget" on the
flold. Tho duke of Tcck, brother of
Queen Mary, was in command of tho
first llfo guards, whllo his brother.
Prtnco Alexander of Tcck, is a ma
jor In tho second llfo guards. The
regiments -vera first of all led past
tho king by their honorary colonels.
Field Marshal Lord Grcnfell, Gen
eral Earl of Dundonald and Field
Marshal Sir Evelyn Wood, who, how
ever, took up positions beside his
majesty before tho steel-clad squad
rons thundered past at tho gallop,
and tho younger princess, witnessed
tho review from a carriage, and
great crowds of appreciative spec
tators thronged tho parade ground
to watch tho brilliant spectacle.
Queen Mary, with Princess Mary
stringency, and that general mone
tary conditions aro critical. Gllt
edged first mortgages, oven on an
appraisement of 40 per cent, aro go
ing begging. A great industrial
crisis is feared, owing to tho long
credit on which business is done,
and Inability to make collections
promptly. It Is estimated there arc
moro than S0.000 vacant flats In
Berlin nlone. Many buildings are
left unfinished because owners aro
unablo to get money to complete
them.
Two of tho commercial fishermen
nt Grants Pass were arrested last
night by Game Warden Sniulry for
fishing in tho restricted urea below
tho Anient dam. Poth parties when
taken had fiteolhc.nl In their bantu.
Mr. Sundry states that the unlawful
fishing has been going on for sev
eral nights, but this was tho first
time ho has been ablo to catch tho
poachers.
District Attorney Kelly wired .1
N JohnFon, deputy district attorney
nt Grants Pass, to push the prosecu
tion vigorously against tho nqnch
ore and to notify all the commercial
fishermen on tho river that If tho
violations contlnuo his office will
tnko steps to test the legality of the
law which opens tho river to com
mercial fishing In Josephine county.
Among the fishermen aro some of
tho most notorious lawbreakers from
tho Oregon City fishermen, who
hnvo given endless trouble to tho
authorities.
A GREAT SUCCESS
The anchors of the largest ship In
tho world and tho chains which secure
them establish now records for site
and strength. Although a transatlantic
liner may not use her anchors for years
at a time, they aro always kept In po
sition and In t-erfect working order.
Tho SS. 1MPKHATOH. of tho Hamburg-American
Line, tho Inrgent ship In
commission, carries no less than five
great anchors. Her main anchor
I weighs 2G.453 pounds and Is the largest
In the world. There are two additional
bow-anchors, weighing 17.C3C peunds:
a fourth of 11.430 pounds nnd a warp
anchor of 4,960 pounds.
nchor chains are provided largo
and strong enough to hold tho great
-'lip. Every link of the chains Is of
.lardened sleet and Is designed with a
Tossbar that they may not tangle. Tho
-omhlncd length of thoo chains Is
1.2S0 yards, or about three-nuarters of
n mile. Tho combined weight of tho
five anchors and tho chains Is 4S5.0S2
pounus, which alone would mako an
Important Item of cargo for an ordi
nary vessel.
The anchors aro designed with long
of course, be enormous. The IM
PKItATOIl has n length of 019 feet, n
beam of 98 feet and a tonnago of 60.
000. Her great site has been utilised
to equip her with largo public cabins
and statomoms, which do away with
nny suggestion of crowding. She Is
llli I'ASO. Texas., .tunu 1(1. In n
lull lie wild I'JOO Mexican federals,
near .SiiuhIIIo May 121), leheU under
OeueriilH Vllln, ('linn and Hernandez,
tlel'cntcil Hie lluerlii troopu willi i
Iiihs if hIx hundred In killed mill
frouuded, according to dispatched re.
celvod here today from Southern Chi
huahua. The rebel Iom Im not given.
Alter tho battle the rebel renamed
their iniueli noitliunid on Chihuahua
City.
The federal gitriixnii of five hun
dred nt Junrcx, aerons the Hie (Iraude
from here is threatened liv n force of
eoiiHtilutioimlNtH from Ojiiitifa.
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MEDFORD
Tho Southern Pacific ran a well
patronized excursion to Shasta
Springs yesterday. Weather condi
tions in California were Ideal and
tho excursion thoroughly enjoyed by
all. At Weed tho baseball team left
tho train, the train going on to Sis-
son, whoro somo fifty excursionists
visited tho Slsson fish hatchery and
enjoyed tho attractions of that place.
Tho train then continued on to
Shasta Springs, whero two hours
wcro spent. Tho excursionists en
Joyed tho mineral water and beau
ties of that resort. Returning, tho
ball team was picked up at Weed
and fast tlmo was mndo to Medford,
the special reaching hero at 10 p. in.
A largo crowd took advantago of
tho Pacific & Eastern's excursion to
Dutto Falls and spent Sunday wan
dering in tho forests along that nat
ural picnic ground. Excursions will
bo run every Sunday.
The Moost picnic to Roguo River
was participated In by a large crowd
and a most enjoyablo day spent.
sharpened flukes ,to prevent them from constructed with nn Inner hull rising
dragging. Should they ever bo used. 'high abovo tho waterllne, which makes
tho pull exerted against them would, I her n ship within a ship.
SUNDAY BIG DAY
WITH Iff BAPTISTS
Westonloy was n hijj day with the
UoptiMs of Medford. In the morn
ing the pnbtnr preached u streiis: ser
mon before nu appreciative audience
on the subject: ''Tho Annua of
Life."
In the afternoon nt three o'clock
over two hundred men gathered nt
tho IJnptit-t church to henr Dr. II. W.
MncCulloiiglt deliver the firat of Ids
scries of lectures on "Tho While Life
Among Men." The men's orchestra
of the church furnished n splendid
musical program. Dr. J. W. J. Mar
ion presided nnd made a Miort ad
dress in which he ntnted that the root
of the social evil was tho double
standard of morality nnd mndo nn
earnest plea for the single standard
of morality for both men nnd 'women.
Dr. MacCullough (minted out what a
tremendous problem was confronting
the American nation ns well as other
nations of the world in the social
evil. lie told how if was sapping the
life blood of the nation and of tho
terrible results to the individual ami
the home. Dr. MacCullough made n
stirring appeal for "Tho White I.if-j
Among Men." Dr. W. W. Howard
r-nng "Hook of Ages" with splendid
effect.
In the evening Dr. MacCullough
painted n word picture of Peter leav
ing the boat nud going to .lesus. As
Peter wns sinking heuentli tho waves
ho cried eut: "Iird, save me; or I
perish." Tho pastor showed how this
was the prayer of every earnest Juan
nudhow Jesus alone could snvo. The
henico closed with UnpliMii.
Cotcstlu Excursion.
The Southern l'ncifio will run nn
excursion to Cofcstni Sunday. June
22. Particulars by hand bills and
uewspnper advertisements Inter.
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WASHINGTON', June l(l.Maiin
ger Jimmy Callahan, of the Chicago
White Sox, will tndnv nsk 1'rcMdcnt
Wilson to sanction Ihu issuance of
letters by the stale department to
American Ambassadors abroad, nuk
ing them to do what thev can to help
the Giants and White Sox on their
world tour, which is planned for tho
end of the present season. V
The president who is himself, some
"fan" is expected to accede.
Senator James Hamilton Lewis, of
Illinois, is expected to introduce, it
resolution in the staid United States
senate wishing tho louring baseball
ers Godspeed.
Legal blanks toi sale at the Mall
Trlhiino officii. tf
Tim game nl Weed yesterday lie
Iwccii Medford and (ho lumbermen
was won by Weed (1 to fi. Medfoid
was robbed of the game by u rock in
tho field, ugalast which a ball
bouncul mid shot over the fence
nmking the only lioinernn of (he
game. Medford was ahead until
seventh inning was reached nud with
out (lie accidental homcruii by Weed,
tl.e home town hoys would have been
returned winners.
MiKeddei' from tho Applrgute
pitched lor Medford and was declared
by i he .Medford rooters who made
the trip So be "some twlrler," Hunt
relieved him in the fifth, It being Me
Fid leu i first game and with some
p-tUiico MeFndden will be able to go
the iiLo lounds in tiptop style.
Weed will probably come to Med
ford for the Fourth of July series
nud these gnmos should he the best
baseball Medford has had nn oppor
tunity of witnessing tu tunny years.
Tho major league clubs liavo start
ed to gather tho 1913 crop of minor
lenguu wonders. Detroit was one of
tho first of the big league club to
get on tho Job, having signed Pitcher
Grltnen and First llaintmiu Hums of
tho Ottumwn (la.) team.
PHILADELPHIA, June 111.
Heroic meuMunm were decided upon
today by surgeons ut thu Medico
Chlrurgleal himpltal hero to stop
tho growth of John Michael, n fifteen-)
cur-old boy, who Is now six
feet seven Inches lull. So far ih
known, this will ho tho first uport
Hon for "glgautlclsm," A portion
of the pltunry glnud, which Is be
lieved to control tho menhiinUm of
life, will bo removed from thu biuo
of the youth's brain. Mentally the
boy Is ns yet normal, but tho surn
eons say that if tho operation Is not
performed tho overgrowth of (ho
body will of fret his mind. Helen
tints nro hopeful that tho operation
will bo micccHxfiil,
Names taken from tho lineup of
thn Chicago I'edernl league team, im
printed In a Chicago tiotrHpaper:
O'l.r'y, Htan'y, K'nugli. KMIug.
O'rlch, M'Dou and M u Ire.
r.m..Mi.ii:i piiysicianh
reeognlie tho value of Lydla K. Pink
hum's Vegetable Compound and do
not hesitate to prescribe It. A wo
man from St. Cloud, Minn., sas nho
was led to lake It neenuso she learn
ed (hat her doctor's daughter had
been taking It with most ouelleul
remits. This Ja another link In tho
long chain of evidence to prove tho
reliability of Lydla K. Plnkham a
Vegetable Compound for women.
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CROWDED EVERY NOOK AND CORNER IN OUR LARGE STORE FILLED FROM THE STROKE OF TEN WHEN OUR DOORS WERE OPENED, UNTIL AWAY PAST CLOS
ING TIME. IT WAS A SPONTANEOUS OUTBURST OF ENTHUSIASM OF EAGER BUYERS DETERMINED TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE
Unequaled Saving
Opportunity
THEY CAME SINGLY, IN PAIRS, BY THE SCORE, BY HUNDREDS, BY HORSEBACK, BUGGY, AUTO, MOTOR CAR AND BY TRAIN FROM EVERY POINT IN
JACKSON AS WELL AS SISKreOU AND JOSEPHINE COUNTIES.
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THE PHENOMENAL BUSINESS OF SATU RDAY.
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