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;i r fi i i METWOIHJ MATT! TRIBUNE MEDFORT). OREGON, WEDNESDAY," ITTLY 1fi. tOW. ,- i " PAT3E SIX. M i--' WATER PERMITS BY PnriiiR the .garter engine Juno 30, lllj.'t, llio stole engineer Nsuoil twen ty jiennils for Ihe ni)iro)rintlon or wiilcr In Jnek"n, Josopliino niiu Curry counties. TIicho permits nit n( follow-A: Wnlter Wlieoler, Jolm W. Krain nml W. A. Ocnnnnil of Kerby hnvi KiTlireil u permit to irriirnte 1,V ncrcs of Imul with the wnters of the vi"t fork of the Illinois river wliieh will lie diverted in sec. 8, twp. -1(1 S., It. 8 W. .1. .1. lluuri nml John T-mior-iniui of Central Point, for the irrij;n tion of 80 ncrcs with the wnters or Hear creek in sec. i!S, lwu OK S., It. J W. The Cnntnvll estate of Much, for Din irrigation of 70 ncrcs in sec. 10, twp. :i S., It. 3 , with the waters of the Bir AppU'Rntc river. Mr ( M. Lnllirop of Ornnts 1'n-js, for the irrigation of, fill ncrcs of Inntl with the waters of lingua river in sec. U, twp. 30 S., It. 0 W. II. B. Nye of Clolil Hill for tli4 irrigation of 10 ncrcs with the waters of Itogue rucr in sec. 10. twp. 30. S., It. 3 V. T. II. flreen of Ituch, for the irrigation of 10 acres with the wnters of China Clutch in sec. 21, twp. 30, S., It. '2 V. W. Ij. Houstis of Selnin for the gen eration of 20 theoretical horsepower with the wntrs of Sliile creek in five. U, twp. 39, S., B. 10 W. .7. P. Wimcr of Holland for irrigation of one aero of lnml, the generation of one theoretical horsepower nnd do mestic use, with the wnters of nn un named spring in sec. 27, twp. 39 S., It. 7 V. J. H. Byerly of Gold Hill, for tho irrigation of one ncro of land with tho wnters of tho cast fork of Knncs creek, in sec. 33, twp. 30 S., It. 3 W. Prico Copscy of Gnlice, for the purpose of hydraulic mining with the wnters of Little. Windy in sec. 33, twp. 33 S., It. 9 W. Oregon Key stone Mining company of Dolham, for mining purposes with the wnters of the enst fork of the west fork of Cow creek in sec. 12, twp. 32 S.. It. 10 W. W. W. Lawton of Grants Pa. for mining purposes with the waters of Slide creek in sec. 14, twp. 38 S., II. 10 W. G. K. Brihton of Merlin, for the irrigation of 40 ucres of land, in cluding domestic use, with the wnters of n spring in sec. 30, twp. 33 S, It. 0 V. V. IJ. Piekrtll of Spokane, for placer mining, with the waters of Sucker creek and Grimly Gulch, in sec. 4, twp. 41 S., It. C W. P. B. Herman of Grants Pass, for domestic use, with tho wnters of n natural snrinp in sec. 1. twn. 37 S., It. 7 W. L. II. Dcnn nnd II. A. Corliss of Grants Pass, for mining, with the waters of Contcnninl creek in sec. 11), twp. 34 S., It. 7 V. J. I. Anderson Of Placer, for the irrigation of one acre with wnters of Short creek, in sec. 8, twp. 34 S., R. 5 W. W. II. Matthew of Butte Falls, for the irri piition of 12 acres of land with tho wnters of Box creek, in sec. 33, twp. 34 S., It. 2 E. Luke Bynn of Jack sonville, for the irrigation of 70 ncrcs with tho waters of Big Butte creek, diverted in sec. 3, twp. 34, S., It. 1 E. Hoy Wells George Wells nnd E. II. Wise, of Kerby, for the sorngo of :l 10 acre feet of wnter in Bollon creek Teservoir which is locuted in sec. 7, twp. 41 8., B. 0 W. During tho quarter 114 permits huvc liccn Untied by tho state engineer for tho nppropriation of water and the development of 14,000 horsepower, of which 15 uro for the construction of reservoirs nnd storage capacity of 377,48V acre feet of water. 600 POPPY PLANTERS RILLED BY CHINESE SHANGHAI, July 10. Statistics publibhod hero today by tho govern ment show thnt COO poppy planters and their employes have been killed in pitched battle with soldiers in tho pnst twelve months as a losult of the new republican government's ener getic efforts to cradicuto the opium curse. In tho report mention was inudo of tho fctond taken by Presi dent Wilson and hid cabinet in rc iusing to support tho demands of Amerioau bankers .or traders in China for reimbursement on account of tho destruction by tho government of China of opium and poppy crops on which they hold liens. Tho re port deolnrcs thnt tho American ad ministration's action has done won ders in htrcngthcnliiR tho crusade ugniust the opium evil. Fair and Warmer Weather. , I'OHTMNI), Ore., July 10. For ciifct: Oregon mid Wellington, fnh tonight, Thursday, fuir, wanner ex cept near- hu cctutj iioitUwwtt'rly wind, .,.- -.- 4.JLU2 ISSUED BOARD SOUTHERN OREGON BENSON S PENDING MILLION DOLLARS WIN BOOZE POHTLAXI), Oro., July 10 lirst hning proxided nn adequate substi tute for whiskey in the form of n gift of twenty-fix e bubbling fountains for Portlnnd, S. Benson, millionaire timbermnn. is today fairly launched on his project to wipe o.il, by consti tutional amendment, oxery dtMillery in the United Stales. Although he is a total abstainer hin-M'lf Mr. Benson does nil propo-o to place this constitutional nmend mnit restriction upon the mnnufac tan of beer or xvines, because of the honest difference of opinion prexail ni'i nuioug medical experts as to tho harmful nature of these beverages. But declaring xvhiskey nnd kindred tph'tuous fluid iHiisons, he xvould slump them out "as one xvould stamp out n poisonous serpent in the luue.' Frr the preliminary xvork of wiping. out whiskey, Mi. Benson has marie nn impropriation of $30,000 xvlreh he will drnxv on as heavily as is neces sary. "I linvo the money," said Benson today, "nnd I believe it my duty to use it for humanity. We have en ttred inti ibis fight from the stand point of economies, llel'mion does not enter into it at all. Our fiuht is n strictly business proposition, and xv!U bo conducted strictly on business lines. The fight may take txvo years or tin. I ersonnlly have nothing to xvin or loe, but I have Men the misery wliieh xvhiskey produces. 1 have seen bright, energetic men in my lumber camps become xvorthles simply through the appetite for drink. "Information I have gathered show that a billion dollars is annually spent over snloon bars for liquor benring n high percentage of alcohol. Seven ty millions dollnrs is invested in the manufacturing cud of this so-colled industry. This n sore that should be removed fi ia: iur national economic life. State legislatures cannot do it. It rests upon the government to tnkc the step." Benson believes the plnn he has tentatively mapped out will not prove too grent a financial catastrophe upon the men engaged in the business. Ik' proposes to nllow them five years to go out of bu-iness niter the amend ment becomes a laxx. For more than n year, he has hnd this idea in view. His counsel, K. E. Coovert, of Portland, has been in Washington conferring xvith legisla tors and investigating further into the liquid liquor question. BRYAN ONE BELTER WASHINGTON, July 1C While all this prohibition stuff Is being banded out so freely, with Secretary of State Bryan boasting that he quaffs only grape Julco, It Is but meet that ono other member of the Wilson cabinet bo given his due. At torney General Mc'leynolds doesn't drink; ho doesn't smoko; ho doesn't chew, nnd It Is said of him that he doesn't even indulgo in anything as near a swear word as Prosldont Wil son's golfing "tut-tut." At tho many banquets which tho attorney general Is a guest he always turns down his wine glasses. But ho makes up on tho mlueral waters that are passed around. President WlUon Is rapidly be coming an ardent automobllist. As a matter of fact, It can bo stated without fear of contradiction that ho has becomo ono. During tho hot weather be takes a long automobile rldo every afternoon and sometimes a second ono in tho evening after dinner. The kliakl-elad motorcyclo pollco men who UBed to follow tho presi dent's car have been baniHhed. In stead, tho secret sorvico men havo an automobile of their own in which they do their escorting and guarding. GETS PERMISSION 10 E WASHINGTON, July 10. Eugene J. Sllivnn, president of tho Sierru Blue Lakes Water nnd Power com nnnv. xvns ranted nermission today by the hennto public lands committee to file n brief by July 23 against Ihe issuance of n permit to finn Francisco In nfin tlin xvnters of Ilotch Hetchv for a miuiii'ipul supply. Other hourcc of supply, according to biillivun, uro available. He nUo claimed thut Ihe city wuu not facing uuy bcriuud wut er.futulue, . . PANAMA L E IN CANAL ZONE PANAMA, July IB.- The Chlncco situation which has arisen In this re public rivals the Japnueso question of California and Is quite likely to Involve the United States more or loss seriously before It Is nettled. This Is tho boiler loilny of Panama government official. Now laws, directed against tho Chlneso residents or Panama, recent ly passed, together with official de crees Issued by President 1'erran, xvlll practically legislate tho Chinese out of this section of Central America, a spot where they have been steadily growing In numbers for many ears. Fulling to get any satisfaction from the Panamanian government the Chi nese republic has appealed to Wash ington for help and holds that tho United Stntes must seo that the Chi neso residents of Panama are glxen commercial protection. Tho new law como pretty close to taxing anything mid everything a Chinaman In Panama does. The Chi nese merchants claim that they pay nearly 70 pe"r cent of too Import du ties of the country yet, muter tho now law, their chamber of commerce hero Is to bo taxed $1,000 gold a month which will drive It out or ex istence. v Tho social and religious organiza tions are heavily taxed, tho diluent, stores nre restricted as to the class of goods they may sell, tho members ot tho raco nre required to register fre quently and pay n reo each time and other restrictions are placed al most upon their every move. The Chinese claim that this Is In direct violation or tho Panamanian constitution which guarantees equal rights to tho citizens or nit nations. They also charge that when Ameri can Minister Dodge, acting on In struct'jiis from Washington, appeal ed to tho Panama government he wns promised that tho laws would be mado less drastic, but the mutter was then allowed to rest. The laws or Panama do not per mit or a test of the constitutionality ot any new law unless the president and his cabinet disagree on that law. Tlfero has been no dlsngrccmnt on tho Chinese situation. Tho Chlneso of Panama nnd of Central America nre n thrifty, indus trious lot. They ncvor mix up In any of the political affairs of tho nations and their dollars havo dono much to put, many of theso nations on n firm er financial footing. The credit of tho Chlneso merchants or Panama ranks very high with tho whocsnlcrs or tho United States from whom they buy heavily. CANNERY TENDER WRECK AT EXCURSION INLET JUNEAU, Alaska, July 10. The ennnery tender Jack Homer, belong ing to (ho Pacific Fisheries company, is a xvreck nt Excursion Inlet today following n fire which burned her to the water's edge. The bout's fuel supply become ignited by backfire from the engine. Tho Jack Homer wns built in Senttle two years ngo nnd wns valued nt $14,000. Legal blanks tot Mle at th Mall Trlbuns office. tf For The Neck And Shoulders A IY-e Prescription That Instantly Obliterates lilemlhlieM, Tan, ! k les and the Marks I-ett by lllgli Collars. Tho Dutch neck and tho evening gown too often exposo tho discolora tion and blemishes of high collars or the effects of tan and freckles. It Is oasy to overcome these conditions and mako tho neck beautiful and white and soft and smooth to over come, In other words, every blemish nnd mako tho low neck as attractlvo as It Is comfortable. This preparu lion can also bo used on tho shoul ders and fa co, und It Is marvelously effective to beautify tho hands und arms. It you want to try It, go to your druggist and got a one-ounce bnttlo of Kulux Compound. Pour the en tiro contents Into a two-ounco bottle, add quarter ounco witch hazel, then fill with water. Prepare this at your own home. One application will de light you, it Is dellclously cool and soothing and It Is not affected by presplratlon. It will not rub off. If you put It on ono hand only, or on ono slrio of tho neck and note tho difference, you will seo the won derful change It makes Instantly, The results uro luirmidluto and continued uko jjf,,llils preparation will keep your ikln as soft und smooth us. a clilld'i. WS BANISH CIS SAY PETERSON GOT AM WITH SET OF HARNESS A xvnrrnnl tor tho arrest or John Dee Peterson xvas Issued out or Jus ttco Taylor's court Wednesday morn ing, charging Peterson with the crime of larceny by bailee. Karly this week Peterson repre sented to tho Meriford Harness com pany that ho had Just bought an In terest In I ho West Side l.tvery stable and upon these representations so cured under n lease contract a set of double harness of the value of K'0. Yestord-iy evening the harness company discovered that Peterson bad shipped out n carload of horses, together xvith tho harness, and was en route to Washington. A warrant xvas Issued for his arrest and the au thorities along the route of tho ship ment wired to tnko Peterson In cus tody. LOOK HERE FOR IT Mniiy n Mall Tribune HiMuler Will tic IntcrvNtctt, When people read about tho cures made by n uiodlelne enrivrsed trom rar away, Is it surprising that they wonder If the statements am true? Hut when they read or cases right here nt home, poslllxe proor Is xvith in their reach, ror close Investiga tion Is an easy matter. Bead Mod ford endorsement of Doati's Kidney Pills. P. W. Gray. 507 Palm street Med rord, Ore.. sas: "A row days ngo my kidneys began to bother mo und the trouble wns aggrnxnted by my oc cupation, which required mo to bo on my feet the greater part or the day. When I 'began xvork In the morning I toll alright, but arter 1 had been on my reel ror n couple or hours, my back began to pain me and nt night I would scarcely bo able to straighten. In dome xvny I heard or Doan's Kidney Pflls and began us ing thpin. Thoy cujed mo In a short tlmo and In return, I am pleased to recommend them." For salo by all dealers. Price BO cents. Poster-Mllburn Co., Uutfalo, New York, sole ngents for tho United States. Hcmomber tho naaio Doan's nnd take no othor. Sensational Clearance Sale WAISTS '200 beautiful now Voile nicely trimmed, up to $3 values, each $25,000 Worth of Goods at a Great SNAPS Women's Wash Belts with fancy pearl huckels, 2uc val- nes, each Women's Peter Pan all Linen Collars, 25c grade, sale price, each 10c Each Underwear Women's Sleeve- 0 less Vests, each....O Women's Union Suits. 29c Roys' Shirts Ofo and Drawers. 20;; Off On Parasols Auto Supplies All New Stock C. E. GAjTES "The Overland Man" Waists AO wOv MANN'S CENTRAL AVENUE NEAR P. O. BIG REMNANT SALE f00 remnants of Silks, Dross floods, Linens, White Goods, Ginghams, Calicos, Wash Goods, Laces and HmbroidorioH at and ijclow cost price. Remnants of Wash Goods, Ginghams and Calicos up to 30c. values, sale price, a yard 5c a Yard Specials DOMESTICS fiOOOynrclHlVmlH nml CIiiiIIIhh, faHt colors, ft yiml 5c fiOOO ynnlu beHt WnhhliiK Oinj; lmm made, unlo prico, u yard 9c 72x00 l-lcncliorf KIlCOlH, Hlll!llll(l (llio raiU', (inch "Women's Um- fpfZgt brella Pants &' Children's iOVofi Knit Vests.... zl Women's Com- 4 Q fy Vests. Just what you want when you want it and when you get it you will like it. If you don't like it, bring it back. No bar gain sale; as I carry nothing that will not sell readily. If you cannot find what you want at any time, see me. I deliver free, any purchase of one dollar or more anywhere in the city. 132 SOUTH RIVERSIDE AT- pair Remnants of fino Zephyr Ginghams, Percales, Wash Goods, etc., up to 25c val ues, salo pricc,a yard 10c a Yard Hosery Specials Women's Silk OCV I Women's Lislo loso, a pair. Children's naif 4C IToso, n pair '' Women's La vendor Top Hoso, n Cn pair w' 20 Off On Dresses 48c K ft 2l "1 GLOVES Women's KJ-lmlton "ICayHer's" Wnsliahln Cliamoisctto Gloves, regular 7.rx! grade, now a iO-p Reduction SNAPS "Colgate's" Talcum Powder, all perfumes, 25 cent cans, a ityp can LUJ Remnants of Laces and Embroideries up to 15c values, salo prico a yard 5c a Yard Uwj I TThho. n ninr v nose, a pair,. Women's Black Q IIoso, a pair ' Roys' School 1 012j Hose, a pair..z :J I m I bAaWkArffV-