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HEDFORD MATH TRIBUNE, MKDKOKl), OKEGON, FRIDAY, ,TPNE 20. 1013.
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PROVISIONS NEW
CURRENCY BILL
BANK
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PUBLIC
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BLUFFS POSSE
OFF FOR COAST
OPENING
WASHINGTON, Juno 20.--Tlio nd
ministration currency bill was miulo
public last night by Kcnrosontntlro
Clinan, chairman of tlio houso com
inlttco on banking and currency.
It will bo Introduced In tho houso
and Bonnto alter Wilson has dcttvorod
in person ma address to congress I
Monday. I
An outllno or tho measure prepar
cd by Glass stated It will bo gone
ovor hi ilotall tor alterations and sets
out that Its purpose Is to accomplish
thrco principal objects.
First Provision of a means for
redlscotintlng commercial paper ot
specified types.
Second A basis for olasttc notes
properly safeguarded.
Third Machinery for doing for
cipn banking business.
. Tho measure prorides for twelve or
mora federal reserve banks which
will rediscount paper, deal In govern
ment securities, exchanges and con
duct tho government fiscal opera
tions. National banks and such stato
banks and trust companies as con
form to standards would bo stock
holders of the reserve banks.
Tho government would hold no
stock. The government "joti!d con
trol tho federal reserve banks, how
ever, through a federal reserve board
of soven members In which tho banks
would have no representation.
Tho board would bo composed of
the secretary ot tho treasury, secre
tary ot agriculture, and comptroller
of currency as members cx-offlclo.
Four other members would bo cho
sen by tho president and confirmed
by tho senate.
Tho national bank note circulation
would remain undisturbed and no
proposal Is made in tho bill for retir
ing approximately $700,000,000 two
per cent bonds upon which that noto
Inuo now rests.
An amendment or separate bill to
refund those bonds Into threo per
cent bonds may bo introduced later.
KOSKUUIia, Oe., Juno 20. Sher
iff Qulno and his deputies, together
with Dctecttvo Staton of Portland,
today nro preparing a now sortie
agatnst Kay Diamond, tho young
man who fled Into tho mountains
after tho robbery of tho Olondalo
Stato bank, ot no.vly $3,000 last
Monday. Tclephono advices from n
forest ranger lnd:cato that Ulamopd
eluded tho trap set for him along
Whiskey creek aud Is making direct
ly for tho Gold Beach country, whom
It is believed ho Is planning to es-
capo by boat
Invading another mining camp
yesterday. Diamond showed his first
defiant attltudo by tolling tho min
ers ho "had tho drop" on them.
Thoy had tried to detain him, but
saw his cocked rifle and let him de
part in peace at his veiled threat.
Qulno was unnblo to sccuro any
pac horses at West Fork yesterday.
and returned here last night, ex
pecting to proceed again as soon as
possible, today.
Tho trails through tho mountains
west of hero aro rugged and pursuit
Is difficult. It is estimated that Dia
mond Is making about twenty-five
miles a day.
FOR IRAVEL TO
CRATERLAKEP RK
Tho Dubuque and Davenport teams
aro out In front and running neck
and neck 'In the Three-Eye Icagu3ton, Plalnsvllle, Ore, and P. A. Dlx,
pennant race. Hoy, Utah
CLEVELAND GETS
NURSRYMEN'S MEET
PORTLAND, Ore.. Juno 20.
Cleveland, Ohio, will entertain tho
convention of tho American Nursery
mcu's association in 1014, according
to a decision ot tho association it
tho close of its convention here to
day. Theso officers were elected
this merning: President, J. D. PJlk
Ington, Portland; vlco president,
Henry D. Chase, Iiuntsvillc, Ala
bama; secretary, John Hall, Roches
ter, N. Y.; treasurer, Peter Young
ers, Geneva, Nebraska.
Eiecutlvo cemmittee: Thomas II.
Meehan, Dresser. Pa.; John H. Day-
1 )t. Hayward, assistant manag
er of tho Crater Lake company, Mr.
and Mrs. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.
Faltner, It. T. Goss and llobln Gray
leave Medford Saturday morning with
n wagon load of supplies to open up
tho road to the lake and start work
at the camps and on tho nuvr lun.
"Wo expect to have everything In
readiness for business by July 1 it
both tho lake and at Arant's," salu
Mr. Hayward, "and will bo ulilo to
caro for everyone after that date,"
Folders havo been Issued by tho
company descriptive ot Crater Lake
and how to get there. It contains
tho following regarding tho Medford
reute:
Tho Parlflc & Eastern Itallroad
Co. (tho Crater Lake Houto), havo
joined with tho Crater Lake com
pany In making a special round trip
rato between Medford and Crater
Lake ot $15.00. Tho service will
bo trl-weekly at tho start, but will
bo Incrntfcd to a dally service as
soon as tho travel warrants It. Tho
service will be from Medford to Cra
ter Lake on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday. Returning Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, on tho fol
lowing schedule.
Tho S. P. Co. havo agreed to sell
special excursion tickets from all
points in Oregon to Crater Lake and
return via Mcdfor'd at one and one
third tho regular faro to Medford, In
connection with tho abovo service.
This will glvo a round trip rato
to Crater Lake from Portland of
$2S.20 and equally low rates In pro
portion from all othor points north
ot Medford.
FOR BIG SHOOT
Dr. K. II. Soeloy ntul members of
tlio Uu'u) (Inn eluli will nuiko nu ef
fort to Invvo (lie northwest liniullonp
pulled ofr in .Medford this full. The
local gitHiudN 'are said to be tlio fin
est in tlio stale. Moreover Iho Mod
ford kuii tap" have repulntioii for
hospitality that will ro a long way in
bringing tins big nporting event to
Southern Oregon. It Medford oan
capture this handicap, it will bring
shooters from nil the coast states ns
well as ninny national celebrities.
Pimples Should
Be Watched
May b Means of Absorbing DltcM
Gams in Most Uneipetted
Maanr.
BUSY EXPLAINING WHY
HE IS NOT A CORPSE
UNION. Ore.. Juno 20. Art Ilnn-
fson, n timber cruiser and land loca
tor, is bu; explaining to his friend
today just why lie Is not dead, ns
had been reported weeks ago. He is
back from tho desert of Southeastern
Qregon and Nevada, making tho
journey on a bicycle. Ilcorts of his
death were circulated when ho was
not seen about his usual haunts,
while the body of n stranger was
found in Malheur county and par
tially identified ns hit.
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EXTRA SPECIAL
280 UNTRIMMED SHAPES $2.49
Your unrestricted choice of any unt rimmed shape in stock including Milans,
1 letups, Neapolitans, etc. Values to $7.00, special . JJ52M9
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TRIMMED HATS
Reduced 25. 333, 50 and More
PANAMA HATS $3.08
A new number in a small Panama
shape just in, specially priccd..$3.98
LINGERIE DRESSES
Every Lingerie Dress in stock includ
ing White Voile, Mull and Lawns, also
pink 7iii(l blue Mulls, reduced 25 to
331,.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
.Extra special values at prices that
are fully 20 to 33 , less.
Clowns 8S 98S $1.19, $1.1!) up.
Princess Slips $1.19, $1.89, $2.49
Skirts 69S 98, $1.19 up.
WASH DRESSES
The strongest line of Wash Dresses
ever shown, only reliable makes,
stvles from the foremost designers,
special prices $1.39, $1.89, $2.G9,
$2.S9, S 1.50 up.
NIAGARA MAID SILK GLOVES
1( button Silk Gloves, all colors, $1,120
value, special , ,.98
TAILORED SUIT AND LONG
GOATS ARE REDUCED
33 , to 50 AND MORS
aMoru than 100 Tailored SuitH aud (iO
.Long Coats to choose from every gar
ment in stock has a special ticket and
the price has been shaved deep, there
are many pretty white serge suits and
navy blue Suits included in this show
ing, especially strong is tho assort
ment of small sixes, although all si.es
are represented, Reductions 33'i
50 and more.
Tailored Suits $7.50, $10.89,
$13.95 and $19.9.
Long Coats, evervone a "St vie Craft"
model, $8.95, $11.95, $13.95 and
$19.G9.
OHAMISETTE GLOVES
In Hi button or 2 button length
special 48
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SATURDAY'S SURPRISE
YOU'LL MEET SURPRISES AT EVERY TURN TOMORROW AT OUR BIG SALE. SIX DAYS HAVE PASSED, SIX WONDERFUL, BUSY, BUSTING DAYS. BARGAIN
GIVING DAYS UNEQUALED. HUNDREDS OP JACKSON COUNTY'S CITIZENS WHO NEVER PATRONIZED A SALE BEFORE HAVE TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF THE
PRESENT EVENT BECAUSE THEY KNOW OURS IS A STRICTLY LEGITIMATE SALE OF EVERY CLOTHCRAFT OR HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX SUIT, THE TWO
STRONGEST LINES MANUFACTURED, EVERY STETSON HAT, EVERY PIECE OF UNDERWEAR, EVERY SHOE, TRUNK, TRAVELING BAG, SHIRT, TIE OR PAIR OF
GLOVES OR SOCKS IS BEING SOLD PRACTICALLY REGARDLESS OF COST. THE ORDERS ARE "DISPOSE OF THE STOCK" THE ONLY CONSIDERATION BEING
THAT WE "GET THE CASH." NOTE A FEW SATURDAY PRICES. ?.;. .,; '
CLOTHING UNDERWEAR HATS NECKWEAR AND HOSIERY
$15.00 Suits, Get the Cash $7-89 35c Underwear, Get the Cash 19 $2.00 Hats, Get the Cash $1.19 .15c Socks, Get the Cash... 9
$20.00 and $22.50 Suits Oet the Cash $10.89 50e Underwear, Oct the Cash 39 $3.00, $3.50 Hats, Cot the Cash $2.29 25c Fancy Socks, Get the Cash 9?
$25.00 Suits, Get the Cash $12.89 GOc and 75c Underwear, Get the Cash....39 $1.00 Stetson Hats, Get the Cash $2.59 35o Fancy Socks, Got the Cash llip
$27.50 Suits, Get the Cash $14.89 $1.25 ,$1.50 Underwear, Get the Cush....89t 75c Straw Hats, Get the Cash 29? 50c Fancy Socks, Get tho Cash 19)
$30.00, $32.50 Suits, Get the Cash... $17.89 $3.00, $3.50 Underwear, Get the Cash..$1.89 $1.50, $2.00 Straw Hats, Get the Cash....98t) 35 Neckwear, Get tho Cash 19)
$35.00 Suits, Get the Cash $20.89 75c aud $1.00 Gowns, Get the Cash 59? Big deductions on all 1 Jats. 50c Neckwear, Get the Cash 29
OUR DOORS WILL OPEN PROMTLY AT 9:00 A. M. THEREBY GIVING ALL AN OPPORTUNITY TO BE PRESENT. OUR SALESFOROE HAS BEEN INCREASED FOR
THIS OCCASION, HOWEVER, WOULD SUGGEST TRADING IN THE FORENOON IF POSSIBLE. EVERYTHING HAS BEEN CONVIENTLY ARRANGED TO AVOID ANY
CROWDING. SO WE OAN INSURE PROMPT ATTENTION. COMING AS THIS SALE HAS IN THE VERY SEASON WHEN THE PUBLIC ARE SUPPLYING THEIR SUM
MER NEEDS IT IS OF ESPECIAL INTERE ST. CUT THIS AD OUT AND BRING IT WITH YOU.
F . K. Deuel & Co. Clo. Dept
.THAT'S THE PLACE!
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