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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1913)
MEDFOTID MATE TRfBUNE. MfiDFOUD. OttEOOtf. MONDAY, BIICRMBIDR .1, tOltt 15! - raoESTx. i t U NOV EMBER 1 U L CLOUDY WEATHER month with nn cloudiness for this section. Novcmltor was nn utius'ially dry unusual amount o( Thcro la n seasonal deficiency to date. Summnry of woaihcr for November 1913, Mcdford statien: Rainfall State of Mln. Inches Weather COMMISSIONERS REIN 10 OUST ONE OF NUMBER At the Star Theatre Tonight Date a 4 r. c ....... 10- 1 1 12 13., 14- ' 1 !,.., 1G., 17., ai Max. Gl 65 , OS , CI -..SB 57 ..G4 ..G7 ..68 54 ..49 ..53 48 45 45 48 1 Sttu.. ..... .4 S v , 1 O 21 46 1 w 1 fit 25 61 44 .04 2C 57 38 .02 27... 50 33 .20 29 47 3S .30 UVMMMtMl3 33 Q Summary Maximum ..................,.. Mean Maximum ............ Normal Mean Maximum Minimum ..................... Mcnn Minimum ........ Normal Mean Minimum Mean Monthly Temperature. Normal Mean Monthly Temp Rl 47 39 46 46 49 46 40 41 45 35 36 36 32 2S 31 36 3S 37 35 30 33 41 36 44 38 33 33 3S 33 .09 .04 .26 .40 .01 .03 T .03 .10 .20 .20 .02 .81 .01 Cloudy Clear Pt. Cldy Tt. Cldy Cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Pt. Cldy Pt. Cldy Pt. Cldy PI. Cldy Cloudy Cloudy Pt. Cldy Cloudy Pt. Cldy Pt. CIdj- Pt. Cldy Pt. Cldy Pt. Cldy Pt. Cldy Cloudy Pt. Cldy Cloudy Pt. Cldy Pt. Cldy .6S .....53.4 53 2S .35 35 ...44.2 .....44 Inches 2.S2 -4.21 1.39 5.99 . 1 6 u during SAI.KM. Dec. 1 Asserting that tlio pecullnr temperament of J. Kin ney of tho State Uonrd of Pish mull Game commissioners, and his untir ing efforts to Impair the usefulness of tho board, made It o that vthey could not soo their wn clear to con tinue to servo as members, J,- p. Hughs, 11 K. Duncan, C F. Stoni and Ocorgo It. KolI filed their ro slgnatlons with Governor West Sat urday. There was n hearing on the alleged unfitness of Klnnoj, In the hearing tho question as to whether the gov ernor has the power to remove Kin ney had n prominent pait.&flAdor- ney McCourt of Portland toPtho position tho governor hasn't the pow. er of remoxal and that tho only place the caso can be tried Is In the courts, t McCourt was ghen three das to file a brief on the subject. , Kinney is alleged to bo flnanelallv , Interested in certain fishing Inter-1 ests in the stnto and to hao at-1 torapted to havo negotiated for the j purpose of certain fishing rights n't tho mouth of the Uoguo river, to havo i threatened owners of Hogue rher properties that if tho deal did not go through he might prevent the open ing of the river to commercial fish ing, to have used his influence to havo the governor fall to approve the bill after tho Kogue river deal fell through, to havo attempted to havo a big license fee Imposed to cmbar 0 KLAMATH COUNTY F OF LYING BLACK FLA REPUDIATION T.TR-RET -wo "teA"r.rR The eminent singers and comedy artists In their musical travesty "Hut falo Hilt and tho l.ady," one of the features at tho Star Theater for today nnd tomorrow " YOUNG DELINQUENTS TAKEN TO SALEM ltenlure Kuuuinugli mitt Mrtlo Hnn-com, tlie yotuu; prN In the Hopix-Titu-Fuller iininoralily ono. were eommittetl to the Oregon s'nti industrial school for girK bv Count v Judge Ton Voile tli'w murnin, upon the recommendation of- (loernor West, nnd over the objections, of Clinrles KiiMinnugli, (he fntlier. The parent appeared before the SPENT BULLET STRKES FARMER Frank Sullitiger uiul Al Senlirilit were shooting nt u target hack of the eemetery Sunday. One shot misled the target nml bped off, hitting Dun ltobiiiMin in the forehead while he was driwng a hnxrnck, half u mile nwny. The bullet had spent its force, to which Itnhimjon ohok hi.t life, and wiii deflected from n rook. The missile struck ltobiuon just nhoe the eo nuil Htunned him. Dr. KLAMATH VA1.I.S, Dee. 1. Tlie long tlireuteui'd nttaek on the credit of Kluiuuth couutv lV some of the great vorporutioim that own timber hero nutl whov offielali lio in other VoKMh f Uie'Vnlleil ytat-s mid nre theiyXore not intctcMtcd In the tleeIoiintviit nt Klnmn'li, wan eom meneed whi'ivft mitt Uus filed Satur day afternoon in Uieeiimilt istuit li Attorney Kiiykenilnll and FOrgtihou Tltene attotueH, it will bo retuoin hcrvd, uluius lute beeuthe liead and front of the renotlonnry inoveineiil in Klamntli county, expeeially miav tho oters of tho county no thor- ougldv ivpudiatcd KuykeiidallV cnu didaev for the couutv attorncx-ddti The suit filed yesterday wuh brought in behalf of K, N. Dav. cee retarv of the Day Hnw. Lumber Co. pauv of N'ew Orleans, owners of 'oino. timber in this county. It a-ks the court to invalidate warranto to the amount of $208,801.11, widen represent expouditilnl for road work and other work Mtice March 1, 101 u Thewnrrnnts nttaek nil of tho ho called involuntary ItuMitcilnrsx in. eurred bv the county court muee that date, and are held bv a large aunt hr of merchants in th's citv. Ct)W?xWWKKWMr WOOD .UiK Hndy J'lr. OAK out i'l'oin lai'L'o timber. 1 OAKLOAH 01 PIN 13 S'VQVl) YOOU .1UT 1113- CM31VK1). Phone In your ordoi'H lor 'L'ior Wood or Cordwood to I Frank H. Ray Mt'Muiroment (.hiaranteod S Sixth and Fir Stroota, Phono 7C0-R aJtXJ!Xs!XiXXXXsXit4iXAlXlW;XA ' '1 '" E Precipitation Normal Precipitation Deficiency for month.......... Deficiency bIhco Stp 1 ....... Number of clear days Number partly cloudy days.. Numbor cloudy days. Maximum wind velocity month, 30 miles per hour. Average wind velocity, 5 milos por hour. Prevailing -wind direction, south east. Temporatures wero normal, but precipitation below normal. Thoro were no damaging winds. Clouded skies prevailed more than usual for tho month of Novomber, however, tho month as a wholo, was fairly good for farm work. P. J. O'GARA, Special Metcrologlcal Observer. KLAMATH DIVISION OF ROAD MONEY Howtho proccedw of the proposen bond Uaue for good ronds in Khim- nth county will be apportioned hns been decided upon by the Klamath County Good Koads anfeociation. The apportionment wuk agreed umiii by n eoiniaitteo of citizetiK representing all portions of Klamath county. The association unnnimou&ly accepted the recommendation of the committee and Judge Worden pledged tho coun ty court to this npixirtionment when the bond election in called. KJnmnth Kalli. o California lino in Worden and Keno, 8.1 per cent - - J? 58,000 Kin inn tli Falls to Midland, in Second street, 10 per cent . . Klamath Falls to California linn ia Merrill and Mnlin with agreement that -fl-V 000 ib to be hpent south of Mnlin, 21.0 per cent Klninath Falls to hond of Langcll Vulloy h Olene, Dairy and Ilonnnza, 21.0 pur cent Khinmth Falls to Cnndc County lino via west iido of Upper Klumuth Lake and Fort Klamath, 21.0 per cent county court and made an appeal rasa the Rocuc rixer nmn nnd tn i,n ncninst sending his child to n .state' It. Stearns dreed the wound. a trouble maker generally. in-tilution, tears flowing frelv dur- All tho commissioners took the P h's nrpument. lie denied the ill stand against Kinney, as well as Mas- lepation that the home life of Heat tor Fish Warden Clanton. who testl- ri,' hn(1 "ot bccn ,hp ,,0't fled regarding the constant meddllne ' 0,1C nppenrcd to intercede for of Kinney with his omployes a: I ,lie H"""! girl, whose mother, hatcheries. Rod Macleay, owner of Mrs. Mike Spnnos, U in northern Cnl tho Rogue river cannery test tried as ifon'n' to Kinney's efforts to hold him up. ( I-eter IIiekon, jmroled from the Governor West also brought out Kin-' l'Hrt on howe stealing charge, Wit ney's letters to Washington thwart- Jo"""ted to the state iiidii-Uri.il Ing efforts the governor was making sel"o'. acr breaking his parole b In behalf of Oregon at tho national ' Menlinjr a-wntch from his emploje'r. capital. Judge Tou Velle lectured flung. Hick- TO VISIT LONDON LONDON, Doc 1. -That Prancl H. Saro and his bride, formerly Miss Jcsslo Wilson, daughter ot President and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, will como direct to London as guests of Am- E bass.idor Page at his homo In Oros; son. whose friend he hail been, nnd v"0- s1arc' wn lho announcement tol.l him n lm.o.1. sound htrnn slash- icontaincu in louay au.onuon papers NAVY POSTOFFICE ing would be tho best for him. lie ignored all efforts to help. , The trio will be tnken to Salem tonight. It was not known how long couple would remain hero. tho Co f foe Yon may know nnteh or littlo about coffee; but you know what you like. Some one, a coffee expert, believes you'll like SchilliiiK'tf Heat in aroma-tiht cans. If mistaken he fonts the bill: moueybaek at your grocer's no goods returned. Preserved In Its aroma, clean ly granulated, 1 lb, 2 Ib and ZH lb cans. "Slip-On" Raincoat For Dro83 Woar and Rain Proof !j;G.5)--98.00 The Wardrobe W. Main Stroot. BREMERTON, Wash., Dec. 1. A lonq bandit hold up and robbed tho assistant postmaster in tho postof flee hero last night. Ho escaped and Is believed to havo obtained approxi mately $300. , Tho assistant postmaster, Harry T. Greenup, went to tho postof flco last I night to work on his books and get out his monthly reports. About 11 ! o'clock, according to tho report ho. mado to tho police, a man broko Into J tho office, overpowered him, tied hlra to his chair, with a ropo and then sacked tho safe, which was open, ns ho had left It when ho opened it to get bis books. After tho robber had gone Green up worked himself frco ind rushed to police headquarters and gao tho alarm. r No one who Iiai ever used it has anything but praise for HyHai JttVQJt Itrntorca nnturnlcol- ror to firry hair but ii not a dye. It eradicates din- dnittind prevent! uninc&itr. Ue one bollle-lf not tatlified, your dealer will refund price. JOc tad $1 llJldwr. Ff usil t booU cad lOe aaddc4Ut latmeto siv rui ir Jwinki u, mux. x. j. Our School Shoes t Wo havo' boon exceedingly careful in tho selec tion ?of our school shoes! Wo rcallzo that It Is no uso for us to sell shoes to bos or girls going to school, that will not wear. Ail wo ask Is a trial of our school shoes. Afterwards tho shoes sell themselves! Behling's HOOD FIT SIIOK STOHK 1 SSMfcrrasBSisTSBw TONE . That Is not tho ONLY roason why you should ouy a COLUMBIA QRAFONOLA TAKE THE FAVORITE AS A BRILLIANT EXAMPLE .Sold for years to more people than any other in strument, regardless of name, price or make. "Fa vorite" in name and favorite in fact and now here illustrated in its itew form, and, with "nil its new improvements, better worthy of lid "Favorite" name and of its reputation tliaii ever before. ALSO A BIG STOCK OF COLUMBIA RECORDS ON HAND. CALL AND ASK FOR DEMONSTRA-TION. '0BMk Ewing's Gun Store -mxx::mk Tolnl liw i ; jjn !ki'j;MM iPlMi!;ii,liIPH $ t BKtfc-gr-r-r- ?vt j j) mT sj t.atrwtiiar- yjnsixssnxsa'B f lrtf "W. iaiit3ttnmurmttmmMmminU " ' f&K. 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Kathhira and Mte, Julia Daily. Legal blanks toi sale at the Mall TrlbuHe-fnto. "'.-. u "' ' r :t " ? ? t t t t T ? T f t t t f t t t t t ? v &&&&&&& IS NOW READY FOR YOUR INSPECTION AND CONSISTS OF THOUSANDS OF PRESENTS FOR EVERY MEM- BER OF THE FAMILY. WE CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUR BIG STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF TOYS PRESENTS FROM ONE CENT UP TO 15c AND NOTHING ABOVE 15c, YOU NEVER SAW SUCH BARGAINS FOR THE MONEY. WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR SPECIAL BARGAINS IN ARTICLES FOR THE HOUSEHOLD. . The RED FRONT ,'fHfit