Medford mail tribune., June 18, 1913, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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ONCITYOFLONDON
District Attorney Kolly returned
from Ornnla PnM ycatorday. where
ho secured tho conviction of N'. W
Colo' nni! I till Mllhor, charged' with
violating tho new' Itngtio river 'snl
mon law, oitohliig tho river to sal
mon fishing In it part of Josephine
county.
Colo, ami Mtlncr woro caught fish
Ins liolow U16 open water by flanio
Warden Snm Sahdry at I o'clock
Sunday morning with a not In the
water, and woro taken Into custody.
Colo Is prosldout of tho Josephine
County ruherraon'a Union nnd the
fishermen put up n hard tight on
his behalf. Under the now law, the
minimum flno that can bo Imposed
Is $100, whtlo tho boat, net and
equipment of tho convicted men Is
confiscated by tho state
Bid Howell and Cal Allen, also
mombors of tho Union, wore arrested
on n charge of having stcclhcad trout
tna RlU,nct. Both howell and Allen
are government employes nnd tho
charges against them of violations on
Itoguo river, It Is alleged, Is to bo
Investigated by tho fcdoral authori
ties before they aro permitted to
return to tho government service.
The gamo wardens chargo that
Howell and' Allen turned In 1900
pounds of salmon on the first day
of tho season and that tho maximum
catch for two mon Is about 400
pounds, tho Inference being that they
had been seining before tho river op
ened. Tho conviction of Colo and Miller
was tbo first conviction for viola
tion of the gamo Jaws in Josephine
county for years and the caso was
bitterly fought The entire day was
spent on tho caso, the Jury not re
turning n verdict until 9 o'clock at
night. .
LONDON, Juno IS. A monster
dqmoustratlon planned by non-mill-tant
suffragettes began this morn
ing, when, accompanied by n baud,
fifty peaceful antfraglsta left New
castle on foot to walk to London,
spreading their propaganda en route.
Similar detachments aro to start'
from different parts of Kngland
later In tho week, all converging tn
London, whore they" will arrive June
26th.
Sympathisers along tho route of
tho marcliurs have been requested lo
arrange their vacations so as to join
in tho demonstration. Supporters of
tho cause In tho different cities nnd
towns visited aro expected to aid tho
causa in ovcry way possible.
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Al HP
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NEW FUNGUS
ON CHOKE CHERRY
A new cherry fundus baa been dis
covered by Professor O'Garn preying
upon choke cherries in the valley,
which Jiufi Jed many to believe that
fire blight existed among choke cher
ries. Tho fungus ban npj. yet beep
classified. Samples ,scnt the United
Stntes Bureau of' Plant Industry
brought tho following reply:
I'lmvo yonr recent letter nnd nlso
Ihc box of ppecnuens of diseased
rhoke cherry twigs
I am much interested in these speci
mens and in your description of the
behavior of this fungus on tho cherry,
which is very similar to thnt I ob
served on cherries in Europe. I do
not feel prepared to mnko n positive
identification of the species, but judg
ing from the behavior on different
hosts it bceins probable that there arc
nt least two species. Whether thoy
can bo determined satisfactorily by
morphological characters I am not
certain. Some of our European
friends, however, maintain that this
can be done. It would bo interesting
if you, could find the nscospore stage
of this.
Yours very truly,
C. L. SHEAR,
Pathologist.
.PARIS, Juno 18. Emllo Vcdrlncs.
brother of tho famous airman Jules
Vcrdlnes, today received his salary
tor his services as air scout for Tur
key In tho Dalkan war, during which
bo was a dozen times the object of
the .allies' long rango guns. Ho was
several times nenr death. Onco ho
Was slightly wounded whon ho flew
over a Bulgarian battery. His work
was of great aid in many Instances
to tho Turks. Tho pay ho got for his
threo or four months' work today
was Just $400.
"Tho Turks aro poor pay," said
Vedrlnes today, "and I'll never work
for them again. They agreed to pay
mo $10,000 but when tho time came
garo mo a promise of $400. Really,
I'm lucky to get tho $400. They
say the commander of the scout crui
ser Hamldleh, tho only Turk ship
fhat did anything during the war, is
art American, and that they have
promised, him a fortune for his great
work. I hope ho makes tho Turks
what jou call it cough up better
than I did. He'd better tako a tip,
as you say, from me, and Ball into
port with his guns loaded and turn
over tho command after ho has been
paid everything due
$2 A ION RAIE
EON
GOLD HILL PLANT
8AI.KM, Ore., Juno 18. -A freight
rnte of $U n ton on cement shipped
from Hold liyi, in Jackson county, to
Portland, nnd of $1.7fi ft ton on the
snine product shipped from Green,
in Donglns county, to Portland, were
nuthorixed liv the state rnilrond pom
minion yesterday afternoon, follow
ing n hearing with railroad officials
nnd representatives of the proposed
cement fnelo'ries.
The application for a $2 rate from
Gold Hill to Portland was made by
the Southern Pacific compnnv for tho
benefit of tho Heaver Portland Ce
ment company, which proposes to put
up n large cement plant nt Gold Hill.
At the snme time C. S. Jackson of
no.hurg, representing lloicbnrg nnd
DougliH county inlere-l in general
and the interests of D. W. Heidle in
particular, appeared at the hearing
and nindo a request for a freight rate
or $1.70 from Greens to Portland.
The commission authorised n rnte of
$1.7f upon a substantial showing be
ing made by Mr. Heidle that he is pre
pared, to install n cement plant so he
can use the. to to.
The $2 rate from Gold Hill was
conditioned mi the $1.75 rale olo be
ing put into effect.
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DON'T SCALD
YOUR FEIiT
Wear a pair of our
CANVAS PUMPS
they aro COOL nnd
CO.MFUJlTAlll.rJ. just
en inn In via parrels
post, proof posltlvo
that tho last and st)lo
Is a ID 13 summer cre
ation. ,ln our window now.
Pull quarter.
Well Honrtt.
How to niateti.
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Where "Right
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lh-lce-H" Prevail. Opposltu Post Office.
Pag'e Theatre
PANTAGER UNEQUALLED VAUDEVILLE
Wednesday and Thursday, Junel8-19
EDWIN FORD & COMPANY
Lato of Four Fordo
IN A DANCING CARNIVAL
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ANIENT DAM LEASE
GRANTS PASS, Juno IS. Circuit
Judgo Calkins has denied tho peti
tion of the Roguo River Public Serv
ice Corporation for a lease on tho
Golden Drift dam and pumps for tho
season, and Receiver Wharton will
operato tbo irrigation plant through
a Joint arrangement with tho water
users. Tho broken belt has been
forwarded to Portland for repair,
and tho pumps will bo in operation
again in a few days. Tho second
bolt will also bo put in repair so
that there will always bo one pump
In resorvc, there being a doublo In
stallation of pumps at tho dam.
With Medford tram Is Medford made.
ART EXHIBIT
W. G. M'DONALD THE ARTIST EXPLORER
Is exhibiting n collection of his paintings at 110
North Central Street, next door to postoffice and cor
dially invites all interested in art to call and see this
collection. The pictures are for sale.
ALVIN & KING
The Fun Makers
LA BERGERE
And llcr
POSING DOGS
JACK SYMONDS
iMonologist
PAGESOOPE
The Newly Wed Car
toons in Another
Smashing Comedy
Throo Shows Evory Wednesday nnd Thursday
Matinees 2:30, Evonings 7:30, 0:30
1000 Matinoo Soat3 2Gc Each
Evonings 25 and 35c
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Stars 10OO Lauaha :50 Slrcnlc Beauties
Seat Sale Opens Wednesday, .Tune 18, at 10 A. M.
Prices 50c to $2.00.
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Mammoth Mid-Season Clearance Sale
MANN'S
CENTRAL AVE.
NEAR P.O.
DRESS PRINTS
OF COAST RAILROADS
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Juno 18.
Physical valuation of every rail
road between Montana on tho north,
Now Mexico on tho south and the
Pucifio Ocean on tho west begun in
earnest yesterday with tho arrival of
llobort A. Thompson, one of the board
of valuation engineer appointed un
der tho La Folletto act, who will open
headquarters bora nnd take chargo of
tho most western pf tbo five districts
Into -which tho country was divided
by congress for tho purposes of the
net.
Geographically tho Pacific district
is tho largeKt'of ho five, nnd llio pre
liminary organization will be tho work
of mouths, for Jho task Js stupendous.
Ovor tho fuco of tho entire country,
tho government will employ some 2000
or mora engineers, with an array of
clerks under them. The, final find
ings will bo utilized by tbo interstate
commerce commission as n basis for
regulating rates.
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Notko II, T. O. KlkH
Moil ford lodgo No. 1108 will hold
(i rogular inoctlug on next Thurs
day ovonlug, Juno 10. ' This will bo
the InBt meeting hold during the
month pt Juno,
70 W. F. QUI8BNDERRY, Secy.
300 pieces good Dress Prints, fast r PripPrrr, i -
colore; Tlmrsday, a yard wC 1 I lC Half Rogular Prices.
EVERYTHING IN SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS MUST GO. PRO
FITS LOST SIGHT OF IN THIS GREAT MID-SEASON SALE
TJ" ir Every Springs and Summer Coat and Suit in the House, Wlf
TnMiiliriT flio T?ntnno "T.ownfrtio" Cftrlno of Xlvnnfltr fnt.
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Jrnce
MANN'S
CENTRAL AVE.
NEAR P. O.
20 Off on Dresses
250 new Lingerie and Ratine Dresses well made and
beautifully trimmedjalso a mini- on 0 firp
ber of serge and silk Dresses tit CMO lf f
SHEETS
72x90 Bleached Sheets,
good (JOc grade, Thursday.,
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.r)0 )ieces good (piality Apron ding
hum, on salo Thursday, a yard
5c
HOSIERY SALE
"We have selected a number of odds and ends o Hos
iery for women and children. Regular prices -I Cp
up to .'J5c, all go in this sale at, a pair. JLwC
20 Off on Waists
1000 new Tailored and Lingerie Waists including this
season's most up-to-dato styles, IflO IVV
all go in this sale at CvO UlT
39c
PILLOW CASES
42 and 45 inch bleached, 101a
good 18c grade, salo prico...A2'
BED SPREADS
25 full sized Honeycomb Bed
Spreads, new patterns, Q(J
$1.25 grade, each vOC
BATH TOWELS'
dood size, bleached worth
lie
HUOK TOWELS
25 dozen good Huck Towels,
cheap at 121jC, on sale at
9c
WASH GOODS
1000 yards best washing and
wearing Gingham made, why pay
12ic when on sale Thursday QA
at, a yard ..C
500 yards fine Lawn and Batiste
fast colors, values up to 15c Op
on sale Thursday, a yard O'
WHITE GOODS
25 pieces fancy stripes and checks
for "Waists and Dresses, l"0l
20c values, a yard M.U2L
"PLEISSE" CREPE
For Underwear, all new patterns,
18c
up to 25c values, special
a yard
SNAPS
For Thursday
Women's Belts,
10c grade 5
"Women's Collars.
25c grade 10t?
Women's Hand
kerchiefs, 5c
grade, now 2t
dood Wash Rags
5c grade now..3?
Colgate's Talcum
25c cans at ..122
Good Pearl But
tons, worth 10c
now 5t
Women's Vests,
15c' grade 10
Children's Knit
Waists, ....121
Darning Cotton,
all colors, 2t
Clark's O. N. T.
Spool Cotton,
Thursday
7 FOR 25
WAISTS
500 new Lingerio Waists made of
fine voile, nicely trimmed, up to
$2.50 values, on sale at j f Q
each, pi.ltJ
PARASOLS
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Every Parasol in tho houso
white and colors OH 0 flCV
on sale at.
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NIGHT GOWNS.
"Marcclla" downs, Combination
Suits and Drawers, made of fine
crop and lingerio cloth, trimmed
with Torcheon Laco $1.50 QQA
grado, each.
LONG GLOVES
"Kaysers" (J button Chamois
and Lisle d loves, 75 ylfii
grade, a pair tOC
" Kaysers" 1(5 button Silk dloves
in while, black and colors QO
$1.25 grade, now, a pair vOX
CORSETS
Warner's Corsets fitted with two
pair hose supporters, spo- yf Oa
cial, a pair.,
AVarnor's "Rust Proof" Corscta
in all tho new models, df AA
speciid, a pair $lUv
Warner's Braissercs, many now
styles to choose from, on yfi-
salo Thursday, a pair itOC
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