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18 73 49 0.11
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20 77 43
21.. 74 fiC 0.02
22..! 7. fi9 0.13
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24..... C2 r.S 0.03
2G 71 fl2 0.01
2G 02 r.2 0.3C
27 .a?...'.:... 59 vl. 1.12
28...;, ,. 72 50 0.02
30....: 79 65
Maximum, 96 decrees.
Moan maximum, 7C.3 decrees.
Normal mean maximum, 77 do
grecs.
Minimum, 40 degrees.
Mean minimum, 49.9 decrees.
Normal mean minimum, 48 degrees.
Mean monthly temperature, C2.5 de
grees.
Normal mean monthly tempera
ture, 62.5 degrees.
Precipitation, 3.09 Inches.
Normal monthly precipitation, .98
Inches.
Execs for month, 2.11 Inches.
Precipitation alnco Sept. 1, 1912.
19.05 Inches.
Deficiency, 7.57 Inches.
Number of clear days, 8.
Number of partly cloudy days, ll.
Number of cloudy days, 8.
Temperatures havo been normal,
but there has been an excess In pre
cipitation. So mo hay was damaged
by tho rains, but tho good done '
far In excess of the damage. AH
crops aro In excellent condition.
P, J. O'GARA.
Special Meteorological Observer.
Mcdrord. Ore., July 1, 1913.
To Tho Kdlter:
On my return to Mcdford after a
few days nbsoncc, I find that Prose
cuting Attorney Kelly "retorts In a
vigorous manner" to my alleged at
tempt to discredit tho county offi
cers In the commitment of Mrs.
Clay to tho asylum.
In nil this controversy I do not at
tempt to discredit Judge Ton Voile,
and tho physicians who committed
Mrs. Clay. 1 know nothing of wh.it
occurred at tho hearing. Neither
can any such construction bo placed
upon my utterances. I simply stated
In n letter to the Sun that tho re
port that Mrs. Clay had boon threat
ening me was nn error, ii she threat
ened ono other or many that fact
must havo npnarcd at tho hearing,
but sho had not threatened me and
I thought It proper and Just to nil
parties to so state.
.Mr. Kelly, In this "vigorous re
tort," takes a fling at my record as
prosecuting attorney. I tried nine
men charged with murder nnd con
victed nil of them nnd I bellevo 1
steadily adhered to n determined pol
Icy of law enforcement. Seven thou
sand dollars In fines Imposed by the
con r (8 of Josephlno county for the
Illegal sale of liquor during my term
may afford some proof of the fnft
that I did my utmost to enforce thu
law. I also made mistakes. I sin
cerely hope Mr. Kelly will have n
record unbroken by a single error.
Ho is entirely mistaken If he thinks
tho writer would do anything to dis
credit those who would enforce tho
lav.
I shall and do reserve tho right,
however, to correct any errors thnt
may creep Into tho published reports
or court proceedings whero I am giv
en undue credit, blamo or promi
nence. Very respectfully,
B. F. MULKKY.
LAST FEDERALS
DRIVEN OUT OF
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STATE OF SONORA
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FAN
BETSS1000T0S800
l)OrOLAS,.Am., July l.-Omiy.
mas Sonorn. where tin Inst stand of
General OjednV shuttered force, wan
made, i todav in the hand of (Jon-
em! Olirepm'i iuvudim; constitutiona
lists. Driven buck to the sen, Ueu
ernl Ojedn, witli hut u scant thnutiuii!
of the Jl.'tOO nnuy which set out for
Uenuo-illo several week nuo. law
intliered the reinimuH of his force to
gether, hoarded u trinisimrt Hud
sailed for the south.
A lnrge number of wealthy Mexican
citizens nlo took refuse in flight.
AriMoeratie (Juaymas looks sullenly
on this democratic victory.
After investing Ouaymas, Ohrogon,
oeminundint: the rebeK took immed
iate stops to prevent pillage.
It is believed in Douglas that neneo
has been expedited by I lie- sweeping
rebel victory.
General Harron, who commanded
the federal garrison in Gunymax, pre
coded Ojcdn in his flight.
ANDERSON
l.OS ANUKLKS. Ciil. July 1.
Loach Cross and Hud AndeiMin ha.-o
settled (heir differences as (o tho
rules governing their July I. twenty
round bout, posted forfeits, and
nothing now stnutls in (hir way of
the contest.
Cross in-istoil thai Ihoio should he
no hitting in tho clinches, while hold
ing with one nrin. Iteferee Charley
Kyton nsMured the New York fighter
that Andcr-mii did not rcoit to this
stylo of milling hut did hit in tho
I'liuchoi. while his opponent was hang
ing on, III!-, lieine allowed by the rules.
"All 1 want is a fair hrvnk," said
Cross. "1 am assured I shall got it
and I mil satisfied."
Uetting on the bout is in full swing,
with firs) one hoy and then the oilier
a favorite. One bet was registered
yesterday at $1000 to .S00 that Cross
would win. and an hour later a Moil
ford fan laid f 100(1 to $800 on Ander
son.
NIIAKK INTO YOl'll NIIOICM
Allen's Koot-Kiixo, the nittlnoptlo
powder, It relievos painful, Minut
ing, tender, nervous fet, and Instant
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hunloun. Its tho greatest comfort
discovery of tho ago. Allen's Foot
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easy. It Is a certain relief for sweat
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feel. Always use It to break III
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any substitute. For FltKIS (rial
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I5ll ". malted Btftm. in iwwdcr lorm.
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SOLDIERS SUPPRESS
OPIUM
INDUSTRY
COLORADO EXPERIENCES
FREEZING WEATHER
LEADVILLK, Colo., July 1. With
the middle west sweltering in the
hottest weather of the sonsoti, Colo
rado is today experiencing n record
breaking cold wnve. Tho thermo
meter registered 35 degrees above
zero this morning, a rise of five de
grees over yesterday's record.
Fair Weather Predicted.
PORTLAND, Ore., July 3. Fore
cast, Oregon nnd Washingten: Fair
tonight mid Wednesday; variable
viiidn, mostly northerly.
LONDON, July 2. More than 00
lppy planters nnd their employes In
China have been killed by soldiers in
the Inst twelve mouths ns the result ot
the new republican government's ener
getic efforts to eradicate the opium
curse, according to latest reHrts
reaching the Ilritish foreign office.
In a number of districts, where
troops were sent to uproot imppy
plants which hnd been set out after
the issuance of Yuan Rhi Kni's nnti
opium edict, pitched battles have been
fought.
It is ndmitted that the notion of
the American government in refusing
to support the demands of American
banks or traders in CLinn for reim
bursement on account of the destruc
tion of opium on which they held
liens, has greatly strengthened the
general crusade ngainst tho evil.
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