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MEPFORD MATT, TRTBUNE, MEDFOUD. OKl'lOON, THURSDAY, MAY 28, 101 AMATEUR CHAMPION GOLFER Of FRANCE GLASGOW ENGINEER INVENTS AUTO-MOTC JiOAT T 0SBkf, F CHAMPI OF PAGE EICJItT 011EI WINNER TOLERATION ME AN S GL ONSHIP REGULATION N SUNNY FANE ORGANIZATION 1 1 4 VKItSAILLKS, Mny 2S. Frnncl (Induct, American open golf clinm plon. became nmntciir cnntnitlon of Krnnco today, y (HifoatliiK Henry J. ToppliiB or tho Orecnwlch, Country club, Connecticut, by four tip nnil three to ptny, In the flnnt round of :iC hoi en. Warm winds nnd sunny weather Kreetcd "tho plnrr. All plncre ol other nationalities. ns well as 12 other American entrant. were elimi nated In the earlier rounds. Both Oiiiini'l nnil Toinjr lirnn (he seeoiul round bndlv. On'mitt JUi'Ou'd hi- Irivc out f bounds, while Tointiiip iint'eil to the foot of u tree mul eouM only iteh out fur position, llotb took four stroke to roach tlie j;ipeu uiul then Oiiunet holed n four vn nl pull mid won the linle. Uuimet Jijjiiin pu-lusl his drhe out of bounds nt tlie MM'on.l, hut ot a half. Ouituct holed n i-.vnrd putt for two nt the third. Tho iourth wih hal-d nm' Oiiimt t was then (I up nnd appar ently n certain winner. Allliouult She exacted happened iu Die xietory 'if Ouiutct. it was not un til the end of the morning round that the American champion obtained a satisfactory inU'niitncc oxer Toppii. At the turn in the nf:cnuou round tho ciime uii'M'urcd almost at an cud, but Topping exived and played borne remarkahlo Approach hinds. They ontno too late, bowever.to be of any u.c except to Hi9t)H)nc Ins defeat for two holes. U i - , "faEs I'raucls t.hilmrt HINDUS OFFER LOOPHOLE FREES MILLION Ml FOR FELLOWS BANK HER VAXCOl'VKK, II. C. May 2S. Vancouver Hindu told the Itnt.ilsra- ,,,,,, ,n,000 ffom lhc ScnnumbcrK CHICAGO. May SS. Frank M ItennluK. for several years cashier of the Farmer' Hank of Schautnberi:, III., was freed today on a technical ity from a charge, or Having em tlon otriclals today that they ASK PRESIDENT 10 WIlHKLlNG, W. Vn., May '2S.A movement xvns started here toduv to hnxo President WiUon intervene for MisH Fannie Sellins, confined in Fair mont jail for violntiqe the njuuetou of Judcu A. G. Dayton in eouncelion with the miners' strike at Colliers, Vn. Twenty five thousand o-,t-onnls were t-ciit to union labor men by tho Ohio Valley Trade- Assembly, nkinj them to urjje the president to order ili ScIIitio releiiM.-. Jliss Sclliim wns an oipitiixcr of the Xu tional Garment-Workers' union nnd If said to have worked amoiifr the families of the striking miners. oro bank. A venllct of not guilty was re turned In the trial at the direction of Judge McKlnley, who said the Indlct I ment was faulty. Karly In the hearing It wag shown that the bank E 10 ItlCILMONI). Vol., May 28. Tho Vultcd States circuit court of ap peals sustained today tho right or tho I'nltcd Mine-workers or America to "unionize" in tho case or John Mitchell Individually and others, ap pellants, against tho Mthemand Coal and CoKo company on npjeal from the district court at l'hlllppl, W. Va. willing to put In cub and property hair a million dollars ball for the 37C of their countrymen now aboard tho Komagata Maru If the government would allow tho rele.ifo ot the party at, t. ...- 1.. , l.l-.l I uiuii ui conns i.i.aii htciuc;. ; hnJ nover bwJ, ncorporated and whether or not tho Knst Indians hao'thftt ,n lho oy08 ot the Uw Heunlng a right to enter Canada. Lawyers ,nud h- aoclaU,s wcre parlncrg. representing the crown and the illn-t dus discussed the matter and agreed to cut proceedings short by having dlsmlsted by content a habeas corpu application filed today In tho supreme court, so that an appeal might be brought tomorrow before the court; ot appeals, the hlgucst court iu British Columbia. This proposal, however, did not please tho Hindu leaders In Vancouv er. They declared against a s nort cut, and It Is possible now that they will Insist on flghwng over every Inch or the legal pathway that may . lead cither Into Vancouxer or back to Yokohama. They bave so rar de clined to consent to the court ar t'UHWdO, .Mux "J8. Discussion tf the icpoil of ti -pedal commit tec oh white sluve tuiffic was the or tier of the duy nt the vetiernl usm'iu lily I'resb.xteriun etiiilclt iu the I'uit eil State-. The icporl I'liipbuiixeil the sleifiui: "No tolerating, no regu la.iou, uo leeoguiliou," uiul urged that the evil be eradicated by the strict enforcement of municipal, stale and fcdeinl laws. Doubt wun opics-ei in the rvpoil of the udxi-nhilit.x of Ifiicliiu e hygiene iu the public schools, nnd patents wcre tilled to infotm their cbildieu persounllx of tlie truths of life. An oxcrlnic -ick'nc to allow wo men In -crxc as ruling ciders in the I'lY-bxIermn cliurcli was frowned mi bx the n cinbly, which sustained the committee on bill- and owrtiinv' in its iccomiufiidutiot's that no action he taken on lhc petition. A recommendation that xvlmi minister- of (he I'rc-byliriau church arc sued for divorce the local I'ro-bx- lery should investigate the case mid spread its report on the records of the Presbytery,, was upproxed nnd sent to the xnrious Pre-byteries for n referendum xo!e. lien C. Sheldon left Wednesday for Kugcno wherix ho speaks on charter drafting and preiuuits Market Master Itunxard's vlo9 ou the public market. ipWWrifTTOBpBLssssMpWLppBpWWBWifrT ISSSSSftiNKruSvSnBSSSBSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSr. OTlCj V ' 4V ISoHJOBBrHSonrHyffEvPs&SslsSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSP m i: MYtS-KJAK. ,lvW lANL UK -A4UM A Glasgow engineer has luvonttil a siu.ill tiutoiiiohllc ljlul a lixdnu'iir, which traxcln on land or water, according to resrtfi from London The photo graph shows the hydrocar ou I toll Lomond OF AT JRATE MATE KILLS WIFE AND KIN I.IXt'OLX. Xcb.. Mac JS. Marry A. Stout .-hot and killed hi- wife, Ida Stout, today, tifter .-hooting nnd seriou-ly xx'ounding his Hister-iu-lnxx', .Marie Cunnichnel. The shooting followed a ipmrrel on u train ou which the trio had just reached the ..:... r ii....:i. v.. I. ...i...... .1 rangement. and cahrtS oack to the ot-!,,lV " ' " . , ', ri-Miir. jii-s v iiniiiriiiici xvns miui iu The Wlllametto Pacific grade be tween Lakeside and Winchester t being thrown up by a 60-ton shovel. PORTLAND, Mc. May W. Mr. TI1711111- llrackelt Kent, widow of the former xpeuker of the ualiotial hou-e of n'pnv-i'iilnliM'K, diiil today nllci' 11 biief illui'ss, Mrs, Ki-ed leaxcs n duughlcr, Mr-. Arthur Italeutxiic, ol San Diego. ' hx tho crew of the slcaiimr Hhaw unit in port loda from JackHouvlllo, 1'la , U hcllcxcd lo bo from tho steam er P J. Luckciibach, from Tampa, I'la., May 1." for llalilmiiro, Mhlch Is about a week oxer-duo. A rexenuo cutter Is scouring the sea looking for the Liickcubach. The Liickcubach rarrlml a irow of 2'.) men under Captain A. K Webb ot New York. I STEAMER LUCKENBACK I KILLED BY FRESHMAN WASHINGTON, .May JH Ptc-i-ib'iil Wilson told ileligiili'N to lhc Nil Iloiml l-'oichtu Tunic coiixcotiou who culled 011 him ut lite wli le homoi to iln,, Unit one if lhc chief iiciils of lhc t'ullrd Sillies was 11 iiiiuchiitil maiiiic nnd Ihul he wun gteallv in li'H'-hil Iu lho ih'xclopiiiriit of Hi foidgn liaihi of llic I'liilcil Slates. "Tlii'ic is nothing iu ulivli I am mote iiilctcstcd than llu fullest do xelopiiicul of lhc tiuibi of this conn trx .nnd its iihcoiiN coinpiest of foicigti imiiki'tH," said ho. "It is nun of the tilings we hold ni'iiic-l o our hcuit that lhc Koxeiiiuii'iit tiud .xoii should co-opeiiitc 111 the mol lull inutc iiuinui'i' iu iiccoiiiplisliliiK our coiiiiiion oliji'i I. ! am sine thai I speak lhc coiixidlon of all of xoii when I -ox that inn' of our chief iiei'ds is to haw a merchant maiiiic," LAYS 001 10 OIE ON BISHOPRIC STEPS LONDON' May S.N Miss Auiilo Keuticx who a low da) ago wns ar retted at l.nuibelh Palnco. tlio rcsl ili'iiic of (lie nrih bishop of Cnliter bury, returned there again this oxen lug Hlio ln down nil the pnxeluellt ouisldo with two suffragctto ituroci nttctidlug her and many people wntch lug tlio performance. Hho wns credi ted with the rtnli'miuil great uuantlty ot xvrcckngo seen float-1 classuun'r room .Monday night, died "I shall not moxu, but will ilia lug In tho ocean off Charleston, S. C , . today ' here " WITH 29 MEN LOST MIILADKLIMIIA, May 2S ANN M'OLIS. Mil , May SS Win. It. How lus, a St. John' College jun ior, shot by freshmen when lio with other Juniors, went lo tho under A.AA.A.AA.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.AA.AAAAAAaStAaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Tm!m3mTmmITm "' T T -W T T Mclals today with tho countor pro posal that tho cntlro party had beoa released on ball, which tho Vancouxer men wore ready to furnish. Somo of the Vancouver Hindus aro admittedly wealthy. tlie side. Stout cut bis throat with 11 knife. Surgeon- said he would die. STOCKS FIGURES VARY LITTLE ANTI-TRUST BILL AMENDMENTS LOST WASHINGTON, May 'J8. -The ilemoeriilid luijority iu tlie bouse re peatedly voted down today nil at tempts to amend the Cla.xlou omnibus uiiti-triiht bill. The labor exemption section xxiik not expected to be reached until later. NEW YORK, May 2SS. t'nlmport anl variations were tho rule In the early stock market de.iilngs today The leaders were mildly reactlonar) and General Motors yielded points ot Its recent trivanco. tags were In exceedingly light vui ttmo.and tho list as a xvholo bore tho f&mlllar antc-hollday aspect. Thoro scorned to ho somo lilssppolntmont at tho lack of more definite details re garding tho Mexican negotiations, this reeling finding reflection In Lon don, xvhero Americans xvoro mostly lower. ESCAPE ROAD WORK JOL.IKT, III., Mav 28. John Mur phy and John lliirle, honor men 111 a coin ic t Miiinl workiii" on state road work, c-cuH'il toilux from Camp Dunne at Starved Rock. They are the firt li'iuois conxicls to violate the tru-t placed ill them miicc the 1111- two watched road and farm camps were Deal- ' c-lablislicd. I tot li xxcre xcrviiiir in- , . . ----------1- iicierminaie Miiteuccs nnd couhl have expected thur liberty in n few months. II MATE IN COURT C0XEY DEFEATED BY DODGERS'STAR BASEMAN ooo J5 ,' ,' 'oB 1 WKmXiluKMdMK COLUMIIPS, O., May 28. Hy a votu of nearly three to ono, Scott Wilklns or Lima, has defeated "Gen oral" Jacob S. Coxoy or Masslllon tar tlio nomination or the feoclallst party for governor. ItotuniB rrom tho rcr- orendum vote of socialists or Ohio HOSTON. May 8.--Mrs, Lillian A. Turnbull, or Ilrookllnc, who nlnlniAil If. lifitrn linnn fliA U'lfl nt hft ,.... , ,....i,vi ........ ,,.,.., 1 wore mado public horo today. fornla ranchman, riled a suit for dl-j vorco today agalnut her husband, William n, Turnbull, on grounds or Infidelity. A row jtars ago Mrs. Turnbull sued unuiiccessfiilly In the California courts to lecovcr for her daughter, ncatrlte, a thlril of tho lialdwlu es tate, on tho claim that tho daughter was Ualdw Id's child by contract marriago. DISMISS TRUE BILL UAK.E' OAUR&ft.r 4." WsOOitUN PIOST tA9ChVN Jnkv Daubert, Mar find basoiuau ut Iku Italwn, Is starling ot( Ibis season n If Uo Inloiul Id curry off nuofhnr 'mtltw chilHipluiisblp, In bis rr MWiilivii giimr JiiLn giilliciisl lnuuly 0 Wf ft'f nil Htcnifcvu at JWL KPOKANK, 1ih., Max M. I m fil States Di.trni Jiuh-c Hudkin, act ing on onlcr lioiu Washuigloii lo day, iImihshwI Jm iiidii'lmciil clung ill),' liiuiic iI llic mail wliiib was li'gisli'H'il biir loiliiv ilgauiM Dunn ell Diucupiiit nl Niel.iinc: I'uul b A. Iliikcl o ,lc 01111, filnlm, D U hi. in I oil ol I'oii.k 11., Iibilm, uiul i I'.-i m p'tiili, I1I11I111 "TIZ" GLADDENS S0RE.JIED FEET "TIZ" mak sore, burning, tired feet fairly duncu with dillglit. Away go tho rlu-s snt paint, tlio torus, callouses, MUtcra uud bullions. "TIZ" draws out the acids and polions that (lulf up your fet-t. No mutter bow hard xoii work, how .long xou dance, bow fsr you walk, or bow looj; you remain on our fit, "TIZ" brings retful font (omforl. TIZ" U won derul for tlml. tolling, swollen, sinsrtbiu In t. Your fiot jiit tlngbi fur )jf, sin utivi-r hurt or Win, VO". V f LM "X n ETvaSSSSSSjOV Bj miii I Git M tmt Us of "'11'." now from duy ilruwltt or ibeflimnt ttorn I'.ni twi V T f t f t T f ? T t f ? ? t t t t 5 t ? ? t t T t ? ? t t ? T ? ? r r T t 7 r t t T ? t 7 y 7 I V V V " V V V V ' ' '' ' V v V V "r v CHIFFON TAFFETA "We utrtM' iwcoptiniiul value, u!5n-iiL lniportotl Cliiffoit Taffeta in dark and lijjlit shades very soft, fine silk lor even nig wear, priee jKce&Sa FRENCH CREPES linport'd I'Veiich Crepes math1 iViiin fine soft Cnreiau rot ton with heavy null effect, stripes and plaids, shown exclusive iu this f)5c? to l''J" u4c-j r-i 2-.- n rj- r Sl i.v mcuiuru & laiiuivc ury uuuus 3iure -". pnes EXPANSION SALE SPECIALS Evidence of our values offered are proven every day by visiting our store, whoro you can soo tho crowds in each department. Our linos show a very complete ro presentation of all tho nowest summer goods to bo found in the Roguo River valley. '"" ? ? f Y 7 Y 7 Y Y ? mMmk Mnm 0 rwf A ion HOSIERY This Store will be Closed on Saturday, May 30 Decoration Day From 2 to 4 p. m. EMBROIDERY SALE A K'''at feature of the expan sion sale are the offerings we make ou high class embroid ery. 10-inch Voile and Crepe Flouncing, with colored em broidery etles; also handing to match at reat reductions. . I .;"i() f-in. Voile, embroider' edtfe $l.lf $'-'."() in-iu. Voile edtfe I.no 'Iw-iu. Voil colored ..JjJl.75 colored WOMEN'S FINE SILK HOSE, 50c Stoclinf,'H tho quality of these are usually sold at 7jc, pine silk boot with lisle heel and toe and double lisle garter top, black, white and colors, special price FINE UNDERMUSLIN Clowns of the sheerest materials, wi yokes of laces and embroideries, ribbon run, prices from icatitiful i, prices .Gf to $2.50 NO. 150 MOIRE RIBBON 35c All .Silk Moire liibhons, 5 inches wide, come in all the new tango as well as the staple shadeSi for bows, sashes or millinery, per yard, only '. JJS 12i2c DRESS GINGHAM, SPECIAL 7c We place on sale an excellent quality of Dress (ling ham at this low price. These aro aenson's left-over patterns from the very best grado dress gingham we sold at 1 21ji to close them at 7 nlge .S:,.50 tf.LOO 'lo-in. Voile, colored edge . . . .$fM)0 All these special numbers have bauds to match at re reduced prices. UNION FOREST MILLS SUIT 50c Women's h'ine Uibbed hisle Cuiou Suit, perfect fitting, cool, serviceable summer garments, Dutch neck. 110 sleeve, tight knee, sizes l to ii, extra sizes same priee, at only 50 INFANTS' UNDERWEAR Wc carry large assortment of infants' wear, band vest and wrappers, in cotton, wool and silk and wool, prices from, each, 25d to S5 DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CREPES 25c This lot consists of Hates Crepes, Imported Cleopatri Crepes and Japanese Crepes, colors, plain, fancy and the new candy stripes, all included iu this lot 25 YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY WATCHING OUR NOTION SPECIALS Cambric Dross Shields Wasli.ihlo Cambric Dress BSBwfBil .SSSSw krAk- - J LavW mMM Y 7 Y y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y T Y y Shields, made iu three sizes, speeial, !J jairs for .a . . . 25f Hulr Net, 5 for 10o Honderson Corsot 50c An exceptional good cor set, made to stand every day hard wear, special pnc" .. 50 Ladios' Hose, 3 prs, 20c IwidieH Kast Iilaek Hose, rttgulai' incgrlide, special II pairs for . S350 eiiiHiic, uu colors, spec BiiUi Lawn Tape 5c 10 gross, 112 yards on holt, White Liisvm Tape, cut bins and folded, sizes I, 'J, , I, f, M-r holt 5 ,1 r,.i' i. Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y X JL I..L... u 1 1.. 1.. vr.. ,. in. uruvHisi ut iiri'sriuiriu nwv I, Hi j wii (ibhi u iui vv i iiiwii itiiiiui' ojim iiri, www ciiiniii', mu iummm, npci'iai. ; (Ol Hit' I "t 'Milt furiivcr -fit siusllur sliyw, f ' ' M Y 7 X