W spconrt Street
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Medford Mail Tribune
SECOND
EDITION
WEATHER
I'nlr tonight anil Tlmriiibiy.
,Mnlniiim .70. Minimum ,0,1
I'oily third Ynr.
Dully- Kluhlli Yrnr.
MEDFORD, OREGON, WMDNKSDA V, .)TI,Y 2, 1013.
NO. 87.
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BROKER ADMITS
IMPERSONATING
CONGRESSMEN
David Lamar Confesses to Havlnn
Prclemlcil to Do Other Persons on
the Phone Did so to Secure "Per
fectly Leijal Employment."
Says Union Pacific Books Forged to
Amount of $02,000,000 Arcounts
Juuylcri ami Money Dcrrowrd.
WASHINGTON, July '-'
AmiiiiIiih, MiiiicliMiixt'M mill
niitl oilier celebrities in Hit ir
I m-i'iiI hi r linn wero 'Inihlli'tt
inlo llit- dtM'iiid" I if re Imliiv
by nllniiiojH fur tin1 llitiri
tiuiii iiiilrund who declined
to lln' m-iiiiIu lobby inxi'Migiit
ill); ciiiiimlltoo that lhi Mor.v
of l)niil I .ii tun r, New York
Muck broker, or mi tH'J.HOll,.
lion Itirgciv Mini mniii'y jut;
gling ili'nl in l.'uloii Paeiflu
miirkitl l.iitnnr us "tin' gieitt-
(fit lllir Of lUOlloMI tlllll'rt."
Tint Union Pacific Mute
iiii'tit wan ittt'i! liy I'niil On-
ti tli. miiiiM'l fur lint I lurri
tnitii line, who declared thnl
I.iiiiiiii'k hlury wit" einieoctcil
n mi Ini'iilt'iil In n hi'iir tnlil
nit I'lilnii Pucilie.
WASHINGTON. July -' Iai!
I.iiiiinr, it New Ynik block broker,
toxtil it'll tmliiy I ii-Tor ii tin' Nfiiittit
committee ImcMigutug Premdeiit
Wilton's "iniiilious lobby" charge,
iidinltliug Hint In- Inn! iniportonnted
uH)rcHiiiirii mill nthi'Pt of niitiniiiil
fume in lulcphuiling officials nf lln
lliirriiiiiin linos nit behalf of IMwurd
l.itiitt'rhtii'h. mi itttnrm'.y. I.initiir in
Muted thltt ho WMS linked In lln till
ls friend of l.iinli'rliiit'li. mill Ihut
ln only minted In secure tin Inwjcr
"perfoclly legal cnipbijincnt."
I.Hiiutr said h t'li'ihniit'il Itnlirrl
S. Lot fit, chuirmitii !' tin1 bourd nf
iliii'i'tnrx nf tin1 I'iiiihi 1'iififir. mnl
I'hiiI (ViiiiiIIi. it New York hanker,
representing In t'lii'h nf tln'in thnl 'n
wiin n icpicxcututiic nf L'liugrofcsiiiuii
Itiutilmi of New Wink.
Juggling ( A'-xi'U
"Judge Lnii'lt's htiiti'ini'iil," Hitiil
l.iiitinr, "llmt IMwurd Litiitfiliin'li
tun! to hhit'kiiinil liint is untrue.
I.iiiileiliueli is a liltht rim with n
big lientl. Ho is it iiiiiii u In' eiiiinol
kfi'i it ilullnr In IiIh iMiokfl bocutiso
ho iiiuint ht'itr In Kt'o Miffcriug.
"Mr. Cluiirmiiii, 1 will It'll ou .if
Ihtt grcutil hit f lobbying tho wot Id
bus uwr kiittnn. In W01 souiu nno
lurged llit books nf tint Union I'm
eiliti In tint uiitniint of .iS'J.OIIO.ODU.
1 tlnit't kiluw whit, hut lint hunt wart
tint fiilt-rtini hy which tho iimM gl
gitulic. combine In thu t'tniutry was
I'nrniril."
I.miiar Hint di-lulled n eoiiipliouled
hyhtoin whereby it is nllcged the
liiiluit Pacific juggled lln nsscts ami
then liuiinut'il its full valiio nit lio
titliiiirt iiiiiitily. Referring- In Iho
Itionlnii-livctt eoiiuiisiition, l.ituiar
said hit used Rlorduu'. iiiiiao because
"it just cituio to mo."
I'mmI Ciuiiirri.MiuMi'n Nantes
l.iiiiiar mliiiHli'il In um'i! CongicsH
iiiiiii Puluior's inimo in lelophoniiig to
l.i'ilyaiil. llo said ho huppiiucd In
tihu'il hfoaiirtti I'ahnor wmh llu'it 1
imhlin oti mitt inuniiutiiit in mlmiuix
lialluii al'l'niirt. I.iiinnr alno ml
inilleil Hint in an uffoit to loaiii hotl
.miiiI'h opinion of lilniM'lf Mint I-uu-ioihiifh,
ho tflt'lioiifil to l.i'ilyaiil.
"ThinhiiiK ho wiih tnlkinc to l'al
nior," 1-iiitiiir Haiti, "lifilyatil told mo
over tint tolophouu what it blank
inaih'i' iMiuiur wan. llo cxpii-HHt'd
mi opinion of I.auloihat'li hIko.
it'Mliri'tl that r.filyatil had fallen iutn
in i or, and I know thai, attliiiK aw
J'aliuoi' I foiild foii'O him In do nity
lliiiiK I ili'Hlii'il, hii I (old him In vail
l.aiitoihaoli mid It-1 him oxpliiin uuy
HiiiiK. I.iiiitfthai'h thou mado hlx
l'aiiniiirt xlhlt In l.fd.yard."
HiliiKx In Moikmii
Laiuiir dfiilaifd thnl Iho nppnHl
liuii nf Iho Into .1. l'ifipont MorBim
to l.uiileilmcli led him In li'li'ihuiio
l.i'dyiiid in Iho iimnn of I'nluifr to
f i r il mil who liMpiifd Iho oppowillmi
(Cuiitiiiiel on pno Z.)
BULGARS LOSE
6000 FIGHTING
Fl
Servian Forces Pursulnu Czar's Men
Alonii Entire Dnttlc Front, Sccur
Inil important Positions Btilnnrla
Scuds Ultimatum to Greece.
Threatens to Hold Serhs and Greeks
Responslhlc for Future Happening
and to Dlame (or Warfare.
I.ONHON, July i. 1)i.pati'hi'H
ftinn IIi'IkiihIi' In lleul'TM Into In
nlu'lit miiiI Hint Iho ItiilK'aiiaurt lout
IKilMI uieif in lienty filitlii(,' on Mini
daj. SOI'IA, July 'J. - lliiluaiin tonight
ent an ultimatum to Hertin and
(Iri'fi'f, uuiioiiiu'iiiK Mint uiiluhx hulh
I'lituitrii'M nnleriil n efnnilinii nf their
ii(.'ri'K.iM! mh iiiire within twenty
four hiuir, Miilnria wniild Imld them
ri"pnmililo nr rteiituulilieH mid, if
calli'd In m mil hy tho pnwir,
wniild iif-utiio liliuiie fur iinlluiiK llmt
iiiii.N hnppi'il in Iho ItiilkaiiM.
Hi:i.(IH.l)i:, July '-.- I'lfld dii.
puti'lio ri'ifhi'd frnin IVkuh, lioif
IihIii), miv t hit t tho Si-rvian fnri-ex
arc pti t -tinttr tin IIhIkiii ihiim iiIoiik I'm
I'liliio lint lit front ami Iuim Miuieil
Hl'MUll impnltllllt MIMtlillH.
WILLIE HOPPE
E
8AN niANl'ISCO. fnl . July 2
liy iu-iIuhIim of a tiiiiuoii whl'-li
till')' uimii nltoiuplliiK to lo.nl thin
nftornuon. WIlllu lloppo. tho nonmt
tlottnl IlKlttwflKhl Itoti-r. rtTi'Ui'il
lujurlt'ft tlinl will (onv lilui to re tiro
from Ilin rliiK, nmt Hlioruutit I'rctich,
it 1 l-our-oltl loiupiinloii, iiIko wiih
crlppli'il (or lltt'. lloppo lout tlto In
dex riiiKor mnl tliiiiuli ot liU rlKlit
linml mnl thu litttt throu (luKor on
hlit loft hum). Prom-It Imtl four fliiK
rit on liU led linml nml uttfd'ruit
it Mtivoro kiiiiIi In hi lull li'K.
Tho aci-lilt'iit oi-riirri'tl tit HI Way
Inml Ntri'ot, whoro tho ho-t witu
holitliiK a proimitiiro I'oiirlli of July
t-oli'tiratloii. Iluppo witu holilluc Iho
rnnlion, whllo tho Fronch hoy wmh
nttciiiptlui' to form puwtlitr Into it
with it hummer. Kmlileuly thorn wiih
a ilfiifciiliiK oxplonloii thitt wiih hfitril
for hloi-kH, Hi'Moiiorit worn hooii on
tilt) ttpllt Itllll tho tlllCOIIMClOtlH hii)
worn Khun firm ulil.
Kx-l.lKhtwolKlil Chniuplon Ail
WolKUMt, who hnppoiifil to liu lit thu
uolKhhurhouil with hln autoinoblU',
ttk'koil lloppo tip nml rmthoil him
to tho oiiiLTKotify Inmpltal, whllo i
rlty niiihiihiiirt) touvtooil rrcnrh In
tho niiiiio plnro, WolmiHt wiih deep
ly nffeilod hy tho nielduiit to lloppo,
to whom ho lutH titkou it Ktout llk
IiikK. nml aliuottt fitluted us ho loft
tint opuratliiK i noiii.
I
E
CIIIOAOO, July 'J. A h.fkniil of
tlifit- 'JO.IIUO fiuplityfrt within ton ilnyit
tiulfhs thu ImililiiiK' Iradft) ituioiH
M'ttlo tho jiiriMliftiiiuul HtiikfH whieh
ifniilli'd in Iho lockout two weekn
iiko of !U),(I00 inoii hy cniitrat'toi-ri,
irt pioiuiseil (inlay hy litiildiuK nut
leiinl iiitoicstH. Moio than iIO,
0(111,11(10 win III nf coiiHtt notion woik
Iiiik lieen lied ui) fur two wec-kti ho-i-nio
nf tho iutliiujttliil witr.
AROUND THE WORLD
WITHIN THIRTY DAYS
NI3W YOIIK, July L'. A raco for
a now rufunl arutiml tho world wiih
(darted finm Now Vol It early today
hy .lohit lloiiry Monm, m nowHpiipor
iiiiiii ami travolor of oxporlom-o. llo
plmm In iliilo tho kIoIki In thlrt
iIiijh, about flvo iIiih ti-Kt thnii It
over Iiiih been tloiio,
M A E
LOSES
AND
GUN
XPLOSION
BROKE SIS
THROUGH S
L
Former Manufacturers Agent Tells
Inside History of Lalior Troubles
and How Employers Were Ena'hlcd
to Win Tliromili Corruption.
Cleruy Implicated as Well as Offi
cials of Knlnhts of Labor Details
History of Labor Troubles.
NKW YOIIK, July .AiupW Ini-
li In fiinniT cluirKcN of corrupt lohliy
Iiik on tho purl of thu Nntlonnl Ah
hoilitlloii of .MutiufattiirnrH, nf which
ho wiih nu fiiiploto, Martin M. Mil!-
hall, of llnltlmori'. Ik ipioloil hero
toility a h ilotnlllUK bow, hy hrlbhiK
labor It'tidorM, ho broko various
ntrlkoH throiiKhniit Ibo country whuio
iiiiinufiK'turi-rH went Involved.
MuIIiiiII'h htory iiHHi-rlii Unit in
break Iiik ulrlke for tho Mniiufncttii
irn' iiMiocliitloii, ho, htiNlileH lirllilm;
llibor Icailer. eHtnbllnlicil nccrot
mirct'tt of Itiformntlon throuKh trull
or utrlkern ami freiiK'Utly hired nul-
tiilorit to brruk up thu union nit-et-Iiikh.
Vniluot Ktllkitt llrokru
Mulluill OHhertH thitt from D.t't
bury ho went to Portmuuiith, Ohln,
wbi-ro ho broko a Htrlko of 0,000
tthooworkfrM In April, lUOU. hy cm
plo)ltiK IiIh mtmil mi'thoilK. llo
unim'H thri'o offlrlnU of tho KiiIrIiim
of Labor who accepted iiionoy. Whllo
tbero, ho nnH, CouKremnniiu Hun
noli told him that thu Bolby IntcrcaU
who owned tho nhoo concern, had
defeated him for ri-noinlniitloii.
Mulluill saw tho Holhii, told them
that lliumon wiih n friend of thu
iiinniifncturerH uml they nroinlaed to
mipport llnnnon thcrenfiur.
Mtilhnll itloo declnreit thnt ho
broko n prlntorn' titrlko In IMilludol
phln In 11117; n utrlko of 2U.00O
iihooworkorH In St. I.onls hi thu biiiiiu
o.ir, thu Mnnufactureig' intMiclntloii
furnlHliliiK tho money to bribe tho
Htrlko lendem. llo itUo tlerlnros that
In Juno, l'JOT, ho broko a imichln
IkI.V Htrlko hi Clu eland.
EIS
LEFT 10 COMMinEE
WASHINGTON, July '2,Uy n
Milt- nf (17 In :i(l, tho liuiixu toility ro
I'erred to the rules coimnilteo till
resolutions dfiumidiu;; it prnho of
lobby chnro inmlo hy Martin M.
Mulluill nf llaltiiiuiro, formerly nu
einplo.U' of the National AsMiciation
of Miiuiifiietinerx. Thu mien com
milieu in iiiHtrueteil to report out n
now ii-Milulion Sulurdity providing for
it eouiplt'te iinesti'iitiun iniU-peiuU-nt
of tho hemito pi olio into Mulluill'
('liiircoh. Tho hnitxc iiiquiry is ex
peeted to slurt iiium'diately.
L
Ni:V YOIIK, July S. rrnctloiial
ileclluori hi lending tsmiou nuirked
thu early trailhiK In stocks today.
Caiiitillttu Pacific dropped it full point
DiutlliiKH woro ot a profesxlomtl mi
tttro. FiruiuoMH wiih vlnlblo at nil
pnlntH durliiK thu later trad Iiik. Un
ion Pacific was down 5-8 on hcuvy
hcIIIuk.
Honda woro Btoady. Tho innrkot
cloned dull ami heavy.
SAN DIEGO VOTES
F,
BAN mi.'OO. Cnl., July 2,Tlioro
wiih Krcat ruJolcliiK thioiiBliout tho
illy toility iih tho reutilt of imteriluy
olettloii when It wiih voted hy it ma
jority or 111 to I to Unit) IKfiO.OOO
iidillllonnl bond for Ibo I'auanut
t'lilirtnulu exposition horn In I HIS.
MY
MULHAL
THE WORLD'S TWO MOST PROMINENT WOMEN ESCHEW
NARROW SKIRTS AND ALL ARTS OF MOflERN FASHION
;vV V' SB
4 mHfhII aHV .JillllllllllllH
I'owitKt-r l-tmpivr, of Ituohlii
Hy Lillian Young
Here N it photogruph of Alexandra,
the dowiiKfr (pu-cti of Ku'and, uml
here hi.-ter, Mane, the downier em
pieos of ltiir.in, perlinpit thu two
most priiiuiiu-iit women in the world,
ilrchM-tl in thu plniiat trttrl which
eotild he helcctfd'" Jy yiuiei nf
wealth. Hobble riki'rtH. low ueek-,
mid oilier peculiarities of fa-liio'i
arc not for them. Thu picture wns
taken Juno 111, when the two uoiuot-.
nttendeil thu Irih Industrie)) Lxhi
hition in Iindon. nud it shown them
10
IICHIE
SAN I'ltANVISrO, Cnl.. July 'J.-ltcttin-,'
took a Miurt this after
noon when the fust hn; commission
on Mixers wiih reeeived from I.o
AiiKfles by Sliikeholder l-'rank l)a
roiiN. It will he placed as soon as
htiftifieut Ititfhie money shows tip.
The amount forwarded to Darouxwtts
$.'100, with instructions to lay it ut
odds ujiitiiist .-f-JolH).
Tho first concrete information
that !is Aiiki'Ii's will scud a hig
delnliou to the fight etiuio today
when it was announced thnt fiOO or
(100 fans had cugitKod aecoinnunla
tious on thu hteaiuer Yule, which
leaves thu southern city for Sun
Fruiifint'o tomorrow nfteiuoou. Jn
addition to this delegation, many
otlicrx nio comitii; hy Ir.tiu. Hotel
reservations hnvo been niado hy par
ties from l'otthiud, lteno nud iiiuiiy
California i-itio-.
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IlKHLIN, July l'. On tho theoty
that tho axoruBo Oeriiutu woiuaii
profoirt "nn Interesting mnn" to a
hiimlMoino nun, it now Industry is
springing up In arloiis towns,
Ouo firm nihertlsea thus: "How
can you becoinn Ititorestlng? Only
by uhIiik our ointment, which will
glvo you a wan, spiritual face."
Another concern Is repotted to bo
doing a flourishing bubluesj provid
ing Imitation scats, such as docornio
thu chocks of uuUorslty students
who hawt fought duels. This Is done
"without pain or Interruption to
business," mid close, resemblance io
tho lo.t I thing Is guaranteed.
BRUSH FIRES THHEATEN
TO WIPEOUT VILLAGE
TORONTO, Out., July U.-llailoii
Village, junction point of Iho Klk
Lake brunch of Ihu Teinlskiuniug and
Oiiluiio iiillionil is in danger ut be
ing wiped out bx brush I he. Tliuiu
Ifu nud Miilhikuii u iu in danger aUo.
2500
2100
ODD FAVOR R
KSWWBBPHMWBWJJBgrt
lluWMKcr Qtifi'ii of 1'iiKlnnil
Fashion Kxpcrt
n dressed for thu spring in Knejntnl.
It nmy he that we have ptthcrcd a
too splendid impression of the garb
donned hy royalty from the fairy
titles of our oiith, in which thu
brothers firinuu and Hntm Christian
ntlersoii were wont to dwell on tho
ftiinptiiousiipst of queenly nltire. At
liny mte, when ipii-eim are mentioned
one unl'iilterjugly eoujurex up a rad
iant pie tu re that include all the
"purple mid fiuu linen," nud thu in
evitable royal ermine.
TBI VELLE GIVEN
I
Two ecnts Mgiiahed the monthly
session of the eoiinty court Wednes
day. .A petition signed hyoOO voters
requesting the court to call a special
election to ote $700,000 good roads
bond wus presented and accepted by
the cilurt. and II. I Iluighiim pre
sented Jiulgu Ton Yelle with a goat,
milking a neat little speech in which
he biiid that he did not think it right
for any nno to keep the county
jiulge'.s goat. The goat is a hiind
foino Angom.
State Highway Engineer Uowlby
met with the coutt and iliscusseil
load plans. TucmIuv ho visited Ahh
huid with tho court and Wednesday
was driven to the Josephine county
line hy A. L. l'erry.
Hoth Coiitiuissiniiers I.eevor and
Smith were present and the day spent
in passing on monthly bills-.
NHWrOKT, U. I , July .'.Tho
battleship Louisiana raced to tho
shoal water In I'ottors Cove this nf
'.ernoou when a twonty-two Inch In
lertor broke, flooding tho nftor
coiiiiartiuents. TIia warship Blgmilod
for iibslstauco and may Imvo to bu
boached.
KE GETS RECORDS
WASHINGTON, July 2. Tho
hoiiso Judiciary lotnmltteo truiumlt
ted to tho hoiiso all recotds In bo
Camhiuttl-Diggs whlto sluo and thu
Western Fuel company t-uses, to
gether with a recommendation that
Itcproxoiitiilltu Kuhu's resolution,
protldliiK for un hivesllgatton of thu
postponements, bo lahleil,
ANGORA
CONGRESSMEN
F
Mulhall's Accusations of Corruption
Anger Prominent Men and Bring
Forth Indignation Meeting of House
Investigation Is Demanded.
Denials Forthcoming From Those Im
plicatedPunishment for Those
Paying for Alleged Lies Demanded.
WASHINGTON, July 2. Furious
ly nngry at thu charges ot corrup
tion among congrcmnnen and other
big official mado by Martin M. Mul
ball, former agent of the Natloncl
Manufacturers' association, a score
of rcpn-tcntutlvcs bitterly denounced
Mulhall at an Indignation meeting
of the house today.
Heebies the denunciations. Con
prenBinan Nccloy, ot Kansas. Know
land of California, and Shirley of
Kentucky, Introduced resolutions de
manding an investigation of Mulhnll
and his accusations. Chairman Hen
ry, of tho rules committee, Insisted
that all resolutions should go to his
committee.
Shirley Mnkct Dmlnl
Shirley, In n speech, hotly denied
that Mulhall had Influenced him at
any time.
"A public mnn must be Jealous of
his honor," the Ketitncklan said,
"and I cannot let this matter pass.
It Is due to these representatives
and public officials, to this bouse,
and this government that these
charges bo investigated."
Minority Loader Mann, ot Illlnp!,
also spoke.
"Most of these men mentioned in
Mulhulls' charges," ho said, "are Il
lustrious In the country's -history. No
one believes them to havo been In
fluenced hy corrupt methods or that
any lobbyist was able to crack a
whip over their heads. Wo ought
to Investigate this matter properly.
and wo ought to proceed against tho
persons who are paying for the
lies and this notoriety."
Webb Also Indignant
Congressman Webb, of North Car
olina, joined In tho denunciation ot
Mulhall.
"I never authorized anyone to
speak for me." ho said, "or to plnco
me among those In sympathy with
tho National Atsoclatlon of Manu
facturers. I havo never been for
their proposition on a Blnglo great
question. I don't even know wheth
er any ot the members of that asso
ciation uro In my district. Any sug
gestion, intimation, Insinuation :r
Inttendo thnt I was Influenced to voto
corruptly Is a falsehood of thu bas
est, wickedest de."
STARVATION WAGES
PARIS, July 2. Distressing con
ditions among tho women makers of
nrtlflclul flowers are ruvealed in a
roport Just Issued by tho French la
bor office. It Is stated that 49 pur
cent of theso workers don't earn
more than twenty cents a day. Many
ot them aro compelled to toll 17 to
IS hours a day In tiny, badly venti
lated rooms, and their food Is of
tho poorest quality, oftou prepared
from materials that huvo been con
demned by tho health authorities.
Diphtheria and bronchitis aro preva
lent. CALIFORNIA FREEZE
CAUSES LEMON SHORTAGE
LOS ANGKLES. Cal., July 2.
Southern California is experiencing
today an unprecedented shottago of
lemous as a result ot lust season's
dtimuglug frosts. Tho prlco ot fancy
lemons now Is J7.00 per box, tho
highest In yen is. Dealers predict
from $10 to $12 a box boforo tho
tttimmor ends,
Fair Weather Predicted.
PORTLAND, On'., July . Pure
(list; Oieguii: (leiie rally fair to
night nml Thin silny; wanner east
poilion Thursday) culeily winds,
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OVER
GRAFT CHARGES
I
Common Sense Business Principles,
Seasoned With Brotherly Love Is
Needed In Management of Penal
Institutions Declares West. i
Prison Must Be Free 'From political
Influence Farm Necessary for
out of Door Occupation. ,i
PORTLAND, pro., July 3. Gov
ernor Oswald Westr ot Oregon, de
livered tho principal address boforo
the sectional conference on prison
reform held in connection with the
World's Christian Citizenship con
ference today. Govornor West de
tailed at length tho success which
has accompanied tho uso of tho pa
role system In tho Orogon stato pen
itentiary, and stated that tho results
attained through reform methods hud
surpassed oven his expectations.
Speaking In this connection, Gov
ernor West said In part:
Prison reform Is neither mora nor
less than tho application of a few
common snse business principles.
seasoned with a. little brotherly lovo,
to tho management ot our penal in
stitutions. Practically all those who
have given thought and study to the
subject agree that tho following aro
essential to all prison referms:
1 A well located Institution,
modern In construction and afford
ing every facility for tho moral,
mental and physical uplift ot tho In
mates. & 2 Thn nlmlliiTimAnt- rf nil fn.M
of contract labor aV! -th'TuUa
tlon of Industries whereby thOM
within tho prison walls may be kept
steadily employed and undor favor
able conditions, In tho manufacture
and production of articles for stato
use.
3 A prison farm whoro outdoor
employment can bo glron at least
part of the prison population and
where an abundance of farm and
garden products may be grown, thus
both Improving tho standard of pris
on faro and reducing tho cost ot
maintenance.
4 Legislation permitting tho
working of .prisoners upon tho
county roads and at other state In
stitutions, which would furnish fur
ther outdoor employment and ro
duco tho number In close confine
ment. G Some arrangement whereby r.
prisoner may be paid at least a small
sum for labor performed a plan
which would not only oncourago In
dustry and help tho prisoner, but In
many Instances relievo tho distress
of dependent prisoners.
6 An Indeterminate sentence law
and parole system.
7 A prison management free
from political Influence and big
enough and broad enough to grasp
tho trttu significance of tho prob
lem. EAGLE POINT
PAVING STREETS
Enterprising Ktiglo Point ban in.
augurntcd a faeries of municipal im
provements, tho hank of Kuglo Point
having purchased tho $10,000 bond
issiio recently voted hy tho citixeus.
Contracts havo been lot to Chrta
Nut wick for paving and mncadumiz
ing tho streets and work was begun
this week. A rack crushing plunt,
loaned by tho county, has boon in
stalled on tho lino of tho Pucifio is
Hastcm and is now in oporation, sup
plying materials for (ho paving.
LA GRANDE CLEANED UP
RED LIGHTS EXTINGUISHED
LA GUANDB, Ore., July 2. For
the first tlmo In several years La
(JrandQ Is without a restricted dis
trict. Tho closing up of tho resorts
Is thu result ot a cumpulgti Institut
ed by Mayor Hall u mouth ago. The.
habitues hnvo ubundoned their loca
tions and most of them have left ttn
rlty. '
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DETAILS
PLAN TO PUSH
PRISON REFORM
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