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SWf "-.-,MiS?& ' If 1UEDFOTIT) MAIL TRTHTOE. MEDFORD. ORKClOX, WttDNttflnAY, MAY 27, 1011. r PXOE EIOIIT f t 4 BISWSCADDING IKME I JUDGE LINDSEY AND WOMEN OF THE STRIKE REGIONS OF COLORADO WHO APPEALED TO PRESIDENT WILSON DOYLE PRESIDENT LYNCHING BEE OF OF '? STEENSTRUP SAYS RIAL OREGON DAD OR KILLING MAN I'vKt1''' . wfrMrtt - . I! flams.' iBl a PP CAR WINNER IN SOOTH AMERICA FOR SUFFRAGETTES 1 PNEUMONIA NSTEAD DEER mk- y - sssiflfiNBVfl Tho Into III Itcv Charles Scaddlnc lliahop of Oregon rOHTLAXI), Ore, May 27. Tlic Uichl Ilcv. Omrlea Scnddinir. Kp:eo- nl Hiiliop of Oregon, died here hhnrtly nfter midirght this tnornini;. Ho was stricken with pletirul ptioit munin Inst Tlmixlny nnd broke down while preMdinj; nt tho ilioccnn con ference. Ho was horn iu Toronto, Ontario, November 2", 1S01, nnd wan the author of various books and tracts. Arrnnpcmcnts were made lodnv for the burial. The services will he held Saturday afternoon faun Trinity Kpiscopnl and interment will be in llivcrvicw cemetery here. IJihhop Scadding, who was eminent not ony as an eccleshi&t hut as a composer of sacred nnt-dc, wat. taken ill Tliuiday with plcuml pneumonia. DENMARK ASKS TREATY EXCEPTIONS WASHINGTON, May 27. Secre tary llrynn asked the senate forclcn relations coinmlttec today to np jirovo certain exceptions Denmark desires to make In the now treaty for tho arbitration of all disputes Includ ing tboso Involving national honor. Denmark would except copyright and International labor disputes. Some opposition developed to tho quest. Senators declared themselves opposed to tho principle of exceptions. Mr. Ilryan did not discuss tho Co lomblnn treaty to pay $25,006,000 In connection with tho partition of Panama. ' WIVES TELL OF LUDLOW MASSACRE NHW YOIIK. May 27. The hear Jiu,h before the federal iiiiliixtrin! t-oiiiininioii of iinlii-trinl iclutinu wert varied today by Hie nppeiinince of two wive of miucrt oT Colorado, Mr-. I'cler Jollj described condition ill the Ludlow tent colony. She xaid the war wart one iipiiust women, not acauinl men. Mm. Jolly naid a trib ute to the flreek miner who eotMti luted about .one-fourth of the colony. "Hail it not been for the fSrcekh, we would not be here now," .he Miid. E OF ON UOAKU lf S. S. CALIFORNIA, MA.ATI.AN, Mexlo, .May 20. (via wlrelesa to San DIuko, May 27.) Tho first stage of the slcgo or (Juad nlnjara has hecn accomplished by tho constitutionalists with the Inter (option of ull communication be tween thut city and tho capital. In formation reached tho American fleet today that the cnnutltutlonulUH liavo cut tliu (eleKruph and railroad Hues t Yureckaro, The trial of V lbur Khue of (l.tf tin creek, charged with liuxmj: kibed Oeoige lh'uhntn of Oregon Ot m bum near Ttnll, bv vnlMnkuitr b t t t a deer, during the open Ma-oti I. -t fall, hi gun in the circuit co"tt at Koxehuri' this nioruuig. The ih.i'ji against Kim.) is etiminal enrrle-n lie has lived for ninuv yearn m tb valley. V. (.'. niglmtn of Trail, brc her t the doml many. (Irorgc Win-, n. uh was with the pnrtv, and rt.diitN f the Trail dlMrict. on the - r mediatel" after tlie shooting ur Mthpoctincd Mordnv bv l,ro,-'',o drown of Doug'ax com t , tied t this inonrns to tctf. All th" e dineo adduced nt the coroner's ta nnest has been sent to Notching fo ne in tin tr'nl. The basis of the trial was h - . ond fatal hunting accident in th s section Inst fall. Kvidenc -bowed that Hiizlmin was in the lnt-h that frtncrtl the "burn," and Kime was u a .side hill. It uas hrough out al the coroner hearing that Kime Ind fired at a noise in the brush, the bul let striking Itighnm in the aldoTen. caus'ug almost instant death Oilier testimony iutiodueed tended to .show that Hb'hnin was .seated upon a be when shot. Kime since the bliooting has beet laborit'K timW n severe mental strain worrying ovr the .shooting. The sliootini; occurred on the I'miMittn divide near Trail, just over the Jackson county line in Douglas county, n fnct Hint caused the trans mission of the ease fo the latter cir cuit court. IsiiiiiiMBLT HPm ! V iPi .t ,. m j4V'3MiilW -X t js iUM I iHHillllllllBilllllllllllH ulBtiB SiHIB UMSUstiillHilHPxa Ht iHIIIIIIIIIK uLBHIIIIH KillllllllllH r VHiH ilHMBsi ' T iB sH SEATTLE LOGGER'S HEAO SPLII OPEN SEATTLK, Wii-h., Mny 27. -Jack Mintc, a loggtd. aged t!). was found murdered iu bis shanty on the south, cm waterfront today, his head hav ing been split en with an ax that lay nearby. The jxiliee arrested Ja cob t'outiiri, a logger, aed Xi, who bad been drinking last n'gbl with Miute, and who is charged with the murder. Canturi, according to a bartender, came into the bitter's sa loon last night mid talked incoherent ly of killing a mnii, but was so drunk that no attention was paid to him. After his arrest today Couturi said he killed Miute because the latter had stolen fish from him. GOVERNOR WEST VISITS IN IDFORD Ooxcrnor Oswald West spent Wednesday In Medford. comlnB In on tho morning train from Salem He spent tho day resting at tho homo of friends, Icatlng on die afternoon train for Grants I'ass where ho de livers ths graduating addrem to the high Bchool class tontaht. Tho gov ernor had little to say regarding poli tics or political affairs hut predicted tho re-election of Chamberlain and stated that chances woro bright for tho election of Dr. Smith as governor. THOUSAND SEEK WORK JUDGE AND MRS LINDSty, ON THE LEPT, AND PARTy- AT THE WHITE WOU3I? , Accompanied by his bride ami women and children of the utrlke reglou of Colorado, Jude lien H. MutNcy, ot Denier, called at the White House and appealed to President Wilson to force John D. KockcfeUcr.Jr.iitu! uther mltw owners of Colorado to submit to arbitration of their different with the strikers. Mrs. Mary IVlruecl. n pile, wan little woman In black, went to tell the President that she hud seen her three little children burned to death when the State mllltm of Colorado fired on the miner and their families In the battle nt Trinidad. Others In the party In eluded Mrs. II. II Thoinn. another miner's wife, who had with her two children, six ami four ear old, rexpeo. thely, both of whom had been under fire In the Trlnld.ul buttle, nnd Mrj. Pearl Jolly, "the heroine of Ludlow" After seeing the President the party proceeded to New York in the hope of obtaining an audience with John U Itoiku- feller, Jr. l H SteciiHtrup, formi'tli of Mod ford now In IIiicuoh lton as loldoitt oport telireseiitatlio for tho lliipmo. bile In South America, repoits nn lutorostlng lolbibllll.i inn In wbltli the Hup wiih victorious mer n field of fifteen entiles, mint) of which won 'runch nirs of tilth power, nerord Ing to ndil'-es reeehixl hy Court Hall, Until distributor of llupmoMlorf. Tho run was of oxcoptloual serenity on account of the frightful road condi tions iuid the itiniculth's inured by rivers and other obstacles. Nol the least Interesting feature of III" omul was the rcxnuriofuluoxt dlplaed by the Hup drlier, Senor Saneliec. Tho run wn from lluenon Alien to Mar del Plata a dlslauio of KM) mites 'I ho roads In some places weto so henv) It took hours to ko a tingle mllo and tho utrnlu on tho tars was a thorough tost of their durabltlti At one point the context ants bad the choice of umMUK a long detour ucro-s tho rlior Han Porodon on a bridge or being towed neroNs the rher, which at this place Is 50i) feet wblo. The Hup driver, j here tienorrow bowoier, airepted neither allerna- the. Mr Snitches wrapped tho ear buretor and magneto In oil paper and pillaged Into the water, driving uero" tho stream safe!) and triumphantly under his own power. In this wni the Hup gained about one hour on Its rotuH'tltor ami It finished tho tuo-mllu run six hours ahead ot all others. 1 E DELCARES ARB ITRATION OVER TO ROXY ANN'S TOP CENTURY country. Tho trip ran bo ca.Ml) mado by auto. Mr. linker who super intended the construction of the road Is an artistic roadbullder, durablllt) and illmlnatloii of curvon being tho chief qualities. MOHONK I.AKK. N. V.. May 27 John Hassett Moore, presiding at the opening session of the twentieth an nual I.ako Mohonk conforonco on In ternational nrhltrntlo here today, de- All piogrnius of radical legislation seem to he off iu Orinton, and the re. cent pritnnrie served a wnruiiic; to politicians to let industries unit busi ueits tiloiiu in future. J A. Westorluud and J. J. Haker announce that the road to the sum 1 mil of Koxy Ann has been completed land will be ready for traffic Juno 5, , It Is clnised as thn "scenic boulo I van! of tho county. It enters the ! Wcstcrlund orchards on tho Hill- crest-Phoenix road and continues east by easy grade to tho top of the mountain ntfordlog nn unexcelled k,-;..i...m i.. i...... r .... . . I ,. , 4 - I ' imiiiiu'I - I" llllir i'Ulllll-i l'( ,"4, .......... .v.... -i view or ino vaucy and surrountiing n backward steps. As far back ah i .. . 1791 ho found tho United States and Cire.it Ilrltnln admitting to arbitra tion In a sweeping manner points which would bo subject to ox rcptlon or restriction under the' NI.W MHIK, Mm -'7. Su ('miiiii )ole, I lie IliilUh iiuuIIm, ureoiu pnuled bv 1-inl.r I'oyle, iiiiImiI ill Nv Yotk li'dnv mi' the White Slur liner Oly tuple, Mr. Ilovle snlil Kitithiitd hud stood Lull it uiiilil ftoiu thn militnut sul- I'niuelles nnd be aulielpalvd a uh'desale lynching bee." "The KukIimIi uoxetumeiil," he sitld, "follows puol e opinion, and thus far public opinion lui-t not deiuuiided the eiilhe supple-iill of the -iITll!cle. Hut it I the point of doliiK ho, and wh'ii Ibe r'.intlih tmdi is llioi oiirIiIv nroiisid is not u lenpeelor of se." TWO AMERICANS LEFT IN FRENCH M)LF TOURNEY vr.l.KAII.I i:s, Mnv 'J7. Two AnieiieHo-, I'tiiuc n Otilincl and II .1. Topping, wctc bit to Tight out the final loiuid lor Ibe Trench amateur noli' cbainpton-bip o he placed oil HAS NO SUBSTITUTE M. 1). Ilammill of Alhiiu.i i phi li ning u 1 (ID-room hotel nt lltiudou. l'iiioiinl stiet-l GIRLS RUN AWAY FROM HOME TO GRANTS PASS ICntli Mark I Mirtle (Wool, two 1 l-cnr-old girls hung lit this eitv, held in Omuls INikh, were broiiKlit back this afleruooii bv Pro bation Office Charles (lav for n hearing before Probation Judge Ton Vellc, I he girls, who utleudcd the public M'houls, heeamc dissntmhcd witli school life mid decided to join the carnival company, and walked the entire tilnnee to Omuls Pass. They disappeared Mouda afternoon. The father of the Mark's girl is a mechanic at the Mndden fc llnnlei cannery nt Wrangel, Alaka. This is th second eae of otttij rhildieu iiiniiutg auav flout home this week. pOYAl Fniura AKlH5 POWDER Absolutely Pure Thm mttty bakhf mowttmr mmdm from Royal Qrmpm Ormmm of Tartar , NO ALUM.NQ LIME PHOSPHATE --js Xv,J ''''''5 X ccrtnl i , A. I treaty with Rreat Hrltaln toda). Mr. Jloore spoko favornh'y of the ponding "Ilryan punro treaties." In nil." ho said, "fifteen treaties based on the 'peace plan' hao been signed. It Is understood that none of the agreements thus described has been submitted to tho senate, so that their fate ennnot as et he fore fere fore eold: but It may be remarked that, .with tho exception of a very small number of nil Inclusive treaties of ar bitration, they represent an advance beyond prmlous arrangements lu that they propose to Mihuiit lo InicMlga tlnn alj questions In dispute, of every nature whaUnoior whlrh diplomacy may fall to adjust." The Washington minimum wace and eight-hour law for women does not apply to the fruit industry as it does in Oregon. The WlllnuuoUe 1'ncific grade be lli ecu Lakeside and Winchester i being thrown up by it sixty -Ion shoiel. IDENT EPOLI SBATTIiB. Wash., May 27 A thousand men bc-sulgcd tho offices of tho Alaska railway commission today, seeking employment on the suriey parties which will lotato routes between tho coast of Alaska and Kalrbauku, Tho board bad al ready engaged 20 men, and today's applicants were told that no more positions were open. No largo num ber of men will ho required until the line Is permanently located. OF 1 WAHIUNurON, May C7 Tliu po- 1 lltlca) (iietlun In Pennsylvania was i iHcwwi4 today at a cuufereiire bu lWeM President Wilson, llepresniitii- ilwt A, PliHer Mllchi.)), dwiuuerallc Mttjulhtt fur I'lllled Hi Mies senulor n4 Vmhv (' Mi t'oriiibk, ileiiiocmilc t NHW YOIIK, Maj -'7,-Jaiiies Hn I lies of the American Mu-euii of N a I mill Hilor, who went lo Africa a year ago to tinierse the eoiitlnciil cinl take motion pit tines, came home today on Ihe leMiuliii (Jlini(', lis said linn hi pint1 mill PJij men iih pollers, lun i led .'iliiilj miles ami jmihs- Cll llllllllll lr liMllillV f Lliliigsion Mini Hlaulei, i veil ineeiiiiu Ivio guul' ulin riii'iiniii,l Himib i The Paeilic norlhiicst sent out .ilMKilUKPi ti.nl sbiiunents in HUM. THE GIRL WITH BEAUTIFUL HAIR I'scs .S'elibro's Heipblile There la ono sure and certain wuy for every woman to have beautiful hulr, and that Is to give It Intelligent caro, which Includes tho use of .New bro's Herplclde. This remarkable preparation ahsn. lutoly eradicates dandruff and pro vents tho hair from falling. The prophylactic action of llerpl cldo keeps tho hulr free from disease, and with tho sculp sweet nnd clean a natural hulr growth Is Inevitable. Horplddo hulr scintillates with health uud vlglr, light und luster, produced only by the well-known scalp and hulr dressing, N'owhro's Herplclde. Newbro's Herplclde lu t,0c and 1 1 00 sites s sold by all deulors who Kunrunleu It lo do all that Is claimed. If you uru not sntlsflnd your money Mill be refundod. All flrsl'Oluss barbum and hulr dreufciirs mi mid reciiinineiiil II A KHinplb uud booklet will hi sent lo Mm uililrns upon reicipi or nr by The Herjdidn ' ". Hud ll He (roll, Mlih T r ? ? ? t t T T t 2 t ? V y ? ? ? r T ? T t ? f t f y ? ? y r r r t ? ? v ? ? Y v Sensational Sale of Remnants AT REMNANTS OF LACES f00 remnants of Laees, all lengths and styles, at about Y PRICE MANN'S CENTRAL AVE., NEAR P. O. REMNANTS OF EMBROIDERIES ;"()() reinnants til' ICinhroitlcr ies, from lj t fi ytl. IfiitliH, all new patterns, al alioiil V6 PRICE Now is Your Opportunity to Save Money 'I'liese reninant.s are the aceHiniilaiitiii (ir.slinil ends lei'l from this season's latest materials. You may find just what you want and at ',, I., and 'Mess than regular price. REMNANTS OF SILKS 1000 short ends of Silks in plain and fancy weaves to he closed out in this side at less than nianufac' turers' cost. REMNANTS OF WHITE GOODS For waists, skirts and dresses, all lengths and prices, on sale at great reductions. REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS 1000 reinnants of Wool Dress (loods. I ust enough for a waist or slcirf ; all new goods. You can huy them iu this sale at ahout One-Half Price. REMNANTS OF SHEETING Mualin pillow casing, tubing, etc., all go on sale at sensational prices. REMNANTS OF WASH GOODS 1000 remnants of (linghains, (!repes, Calicoes, Dimities, (Jala teas and oilier wash goods on sale, at a traction of tho original prices. REMNANTS OF SCRIM And Curtain Nets, in all lengths, new patterns, on sale at about Oue-llalf Uegular Prices. FREE Savo Your Saloslips and Get Wm. Rogers Guaranteed Triplo Plated Silverware FREE Sensational Clearance Sale of Coats and Suits IA Every Coat and Suit in the house. All IA this Season's Styles and Colors go on sale OrF Thursday, Friday and Saturday at OFF 100 Nov Crepo Pettlcoata iu plain and fancy, ijs'J jj Q viil'ii -, pedal, each nj)JL)V 100 Now Grope Wait iu all col ors, $1.00 values, 4h SQ Hpci iul, each PaiD 100 now "Cropo Wnlfltn, real nival in , Nile price, carl do Oliono" $3.98 ! t t t f ? ? ? ? ? t ? ? t t f y t ? Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y t Y 5 Y Y Y Y Y Y M ' r--:',--'-W