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Thoro nppcnrcd In the Mali Tribune
Monday n local to tho effect tlint l.
T. Lawtdti would ontcr n horso In
the races nt Grants Pans, July 4lh
TIiTb wni nh crrpr, and fthoutit have
read it'vf, jJVtn..
Waiter Morrlck made a lnislnoM
trip to Jacleonvlllc Tiicsday after
noon. IlblmcV Inmlrcs home?.
The baseball club netted a neat
ium(for the naiebatl cluh tho exact
amount not being obtainable until all
the expenses have, been deducted. On
bill they had to pay was for the ufo
of tho street 150 to tho c- nml
tho expense, of denning It u( after
wards, Dcsldrs this the rtty Fccured
llccnso fees from tho carnival.
Mlko Hantc' Is In from Ms ranch
today attending to business, and get
ting ready for operations ou his Ituttc
creek ranch.
Seventy-five trimmed hats, regular
values to J 12.50 on special sale.
$4,98. Ahrcns. Sl
Mows Karkdull, Jklr. and Mrs.
WorthlnRton, and Mr. and Mrs. Hob
Ala-right or the Pantngcs circuit, left
Tuesday morning In Old Doc Yak for
Pnuaw Lake for a couple of days fish
lnf:. Mrs. Alwrlght Is a sister of Mrs.
VoHhlngton.
Catkin & Taylor, lawyers.- (John
If. Carkln, Glenn O. Taylor), Has-kins-Doydcn
nidg., Main street.
Forest Supervisor M. L. Erlckson
is spending the week In the Ilutto
Falls district. Inspecting ranger Sta
tions. For sale, Packard automohllo In
first class shape Sec Kdgar Ha fen
426 Sixth street. S2
J C. Itlgham spent Tuesday after-1
noon fishing in Roguo river near Uy
beO bridge, and camo back nil ex
cited, with tho rcjtort that the fish
wcro biting like mad, during the
rain. He caught a six pound steel
head. For sale, five room house, corner
Klovcnth and Hamilton street, lot SOx
ICO, prico $700, worth $1300. See
Edgar Hater. 42G Sixth street. S2
Dr. E. It, Seclcy returned Tuesday
evening from a six weeks trip to New
York, where ho attended clinics. Ho
sayg it was terrifically hot back cast
for a couple, of days, and Is very
glad to bo home, and away from h
heat. His family met him at nose
burg and tho trip was made thenco
by auto.
Ninety tailored suits on sate at
exactly one-half price. Ahrcns SI
Colllo Druhot, who three or four
cars ago was a star in the Coast
league, and was drafted by St. Louis
in tho National league, is now play
ing with Talent in tho Roguo Klver
Valley League, and will pitch against
tho Mcdford team next Sunday. Dru
hot, who pitched so good a game
against Grants Pass last Sunday that
they won, is the king of Talent, and
tho live fans of that burg are wining
and dining him. Talent and Gold
Hill havo supported their teams with
great loyalty, but Grants Pass and
Mcdford havo been lukewarm this
city tbo worst, though leading the
league.
A ''King Spitz" cigar is home mado.
Try one. 5 c.
Herman Powell was In from lilt
Roguo river ranch tho first of tho
week on business connected with the
Orchard Caro company.
V. D. Guernsey, former editor of
n socialist paper hero, is fighting the
cause of the Mexican peons at Hay
wards, Cal., with a sheet called
"Land and Liberty."
Stock reducing salo reductions 10
to SO per cent. Ahrcns. SI
Tho rain of Tuesday was general
throughout tho Itoguo river valley
and wns heaviest In tho mountain
dlHtrlcts. Tho brush was woll dried
otit from tho two weeks of sunshlno
and hot weather, and tho moisture
precluded tho possibility of forest
fires for uwhllo. Tho present rain
la tho regular end of Jnnu rain, and
may lap otor tho Fourth of July.
Try a "SplU" cigar, best 5c rlgar
on tho market.
Iludy Schoitz, tho Santa Clara col-
logu boy, who is spending his vaca
tion with relatives In this city, goei
to SIsiion, Cal., Friday, where he e u
member of tlio ball teain. They an
giving Rlidy a fnl Jnj with, the 3tand
nrd Oil cohipany to Insure his play
jK, Ho is one of tho bent ball play
' era. over produced In this ucck of the
Woods.
No trouble to show goods here if
ou aro not getting good service try
Ahrcns. 81
Attornoy McCauo attended to legal
busloeeti In Jacksonville this morning.
Frank Johnson of Ashland spent
Tuesday afternoon in Medfurd at-
ldlBK le business matters.
'Royal Bakery koortg at DeVocs.
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Thoro has been a return to normal,
traffic conditions on tho S. P. tho
lh,sl xveek, soUluboiihil pAiwenper
trains. pelnK hauled by two moguls
returning to t)io rpgular engine.
.ArthUf ) Walsh Used to lire
nt the foot of Ml. Lassen, and Is very
much Interested In Its prvtcnt behav
ior, hcon llnsktns has a number of
photos of tho mountnln In eruption.
Misses Maud Newbury and Irene
Stllllvan havo returned from Kugeno
whoro thoy completed tholr fresh
mnn year nt tho I'nlverMty of Ore
gon. t
For real hargatin coino hero. We
advertise during our stock reducing
salo reductions 10 to CO per cent and
are actually giving 11. Ahrcns SI
It. N. Foster of tho Palaco of
Sweets returned Tuesday afternoon
from Fort Stmcns, where he attended
the annual encampment of tho Na
tional Guard. He reports a flno
time. Tho rest of the company will
come back tho end of the week.
Milk and cream at DeVoe's.
The Fourth of July committee nt
Marshfleld has released a rottple of
paper balloons as advertisement of
their celebration. The balloons aro
supposed to float a couple of hundred
mile before alighting, and If tho
winds arc favorable they will light
in this vicinity. Tho perron finding
same Is entitled to a free ticket and
transportation to tho celebration.
"Wilbur Jones of Kom Lane spent a
few hours In the city Tuesday after
noon on business.
Screen doors at Mcdford Lbr. Co.
P. L. Lewis, solicitor for Hie1
Portland Orcgonlan, reported to the
police Tuesday evening that ho wns
robbed of his watch and chain whllo
standing on the corner of Main nnd
Front avenues. Ho thinks a nimble
fingered pickpocket got tho time
piece. G. II. Jones of Roseburg Is nmong
the out-of-town visitors In tho city
this week. ,
Mme. Dreyfus gives advice on all
affairs of life, no, mistakes when her
advice Is followed. GO cents $1.00
charts written. Colonial Flnts, apart
ment 2. SC
W. H. Humphrey- returned last
evening on No. 16 from San Francisco
where he has been the last few days
on business.
A card and dance party will be
given Friday evening by tho St. Ann's
society at tho Parish hall. Tho Star
Theater orchestra will furnish the
music. The ladles in charge are Mrs
A. Duff, Mrs. George Garrett, Mrs.
Schutto and Mrs. Patton.
Fresh lime. Mcdford Lbr. Co.
Miss Cora Huston Is on tho sick
list this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kelly have ar
rived from San Francisco, having
made the trip by automobile.
Hay for idle. 'VV. H. Evcrhard,
Mrs. II. II. Sargent has prcscntol
tho public library with a number of
copies of her 'father's book, Remin
iscences of My Iloyhood, by Jesso
Applegate.
Henry Haswell and Mr. and Mr.
G. D. Hoffman who started on a tour
California and Crater Lake Tuesday
were compelled to return to Mcdford
on account of the heavy rain In tho
Sfskljous.
J. O. Corking, the Den all around
photographer in southern Oregon.
Always reliable Negatives made any
where, tlmo or placo. Studio 22S
Main St. Phone 320-J.
Miss Lucllo Talbott who has been
visiting her undo, Geo. Talbott,
returned to Seattle last night.
Paul Updyko of Riverside, ranch
wa a Medfurd Visitor Wednesday,
Mato Hldert caught eleven steel
heads at Dybce's bridge Tuesday.
J-or enlo or trade, 100 acres un
developed ranch 1 miles from
Derby on Pacific & Kastern rnllroadi
prlco $4800. See Kdgar Hater, 42i
Sixth strct. 82
The first meeting of tho board of
directors of tho Fruitgrowers Loaguo
wilt bo held at tho Mcdford Hotel at
3 o'clock Thursday afternoon.
Craler Lake tourists are beginning
to arrive. Six cars from California
arrived Tuesday. Tho liotol will not
bo open until July 1.
Call Mitchell for Vawn mower trou
bles. Phono 20.
County Judge Tou Velio spent
Wednesday In tbo Uutte Fall section
on official business.
Mm, Mary Scbtl of Albany Is vis
iting her brother, Sam L. Dennett or
M.ylfordf r , , tf
IRON WORKknVDENiED ' ' '
MUST SERVE SEVEN YEARS
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WATER TUNNEL
REPORTED TO BE
A
CONDITION
PARDON BY PRESIDENT
(Continued from t'age 1)
the ik'feiiho in tin' ityniKiilto vm-w,
llcn inlornifil oi rrt'xiili'iit WIUoiiV
iictiim on tlit poll! on for iimloiH,
hiitil lluil tlio cuiiviclcd mt'h would re
port ut I.cittt'iiworlli loiiinri'ow with
(hit exi'i'iilloii of Kiifioiiu Cluiu-y, who
iim lie uilihl Iriiwl I'rmn Ciilifoinln,
wiih iilliiwcd until Friiliiy In lniu
M-rvinu i m v-i'itlfiit'i',
"Tin didt'iiilliulx iiiiiliTritood Hint
tin) liiht ciinl Iuin li'n phiyi'd in llicil
bdiiilfr Mild Mr. Zolitic. "Tln-ir
oiynninilluii in n'iu Imllidlii In-
foriin'd llii'in lluil iliorfii (IflciidniU
( ttllOlll )lld'llh Ht'lt M'fil-t'd llllll
fcft'p lln-lr il wnl iwini I ill llif
Inspection or the liOil foot tunnel,
through which the city wider supU
mniiw run, probnlily by F. V. t.'iiruii-
linti, MiiK'nutcudciit t Ine Hlue
l.ediro mine, or mmuc other oxiwrt
tunnel imiii, will bo in-pvil ut the
lie.xt meeting of the council, upon
the grounds that n ounce of ptOM'ii
tion i worth n jour of economy.
Report have come t'own fiom the
intake di-trict Hint the tumid is in
a hud shape, and that utile some
Me)) nre taken, it i liable to collapse
leaving the city no water lint that in
tho rv-emiir with none oominjr in.
It would tuku a week or leu ila.s to
make remirs after it cotlnpc.
The tunnel when it was first built
was. never braced with timbers mid
five or six years of seepage mid nat
ural erunililiu have done It no pod.
The nihice of .Mr.t(.anmli:iii would be
sought ns to the hext nnd cheapest
wuv to put tho tumid In firwl dnss
llnKf us u snfegunrd nguiit ncci
dent. The water committee will likd.v
mnko n-trfp In tho district 'soon to
insjK'd Uic tunnel, nnd oyer the
pipe line, in which ."1 lonks were
found in the first four miles'. It U
Miid lliat the leaks in no way effect
the htnhilily of the pipe Or the sup
ply. However, they grow no Mimller
"'nrc-rVpiiTr 'oniiTVrfil bflHe wnt
er system will be tbo ciiue of action
one way or the other nt the ni-xt
meeting, when the tieliiri of the sur
burbnn ivnler will alo he settled.
FOUGHT, TALENT
Jim and Walter tlanlu of Talent
engnged In a shooting dunl Tuesday
night ulioul mldnlKht wllh three
,ogR!!, who were attempting tu rob
tho Tnlent postoHIco, When ' dis
covered tho robbers worn propnrhbt
to crack tho safe, nnd had vocurod
30 cents loft In a mono drawer. Ono
of the 2cggn cut. hi hand In IcnpliK
through a back window, and this
morning, n man with his hand tied
up was seen going on n freight
towards Ashland. Tho Aflhlaud
police were notified.
The Garvin's-tint heard tho nnfc
crackers when they wero breaking
Into tho S. 1, nectlon tool house,
where they secured a couple of
picks and a sledgo hammer. Tluiv
took their Winchesters and followed
the trio, For a time they lout track
of tholr prey, but finally located
them hammering away nt the postof
flco afe. While they were deciding
on a lino of nctlou, tho lookout of
tho gang came uut from tho doorway.
The two watchers ordered him to
linlt, nnd ho replied with a shot from
n six shooter. The (lurvlu returned
tho fire, nud feien or eight shots
wero fired. The two on the lusldo
Kicked out a back window and mndu
tholr escape, being Joined by tho
lookout, who ducked around tho sldo
of the building under tho liar In
fire. Tho three ran tuwnrds tho
railroad track, and escaped.
Tho shots woke up the town, nud
a posse was organltcd. Tho police
of Mcdford and Ashlnml nnd the
sheriff's of flco were notified, and n
watch kopt- for tho criminals.
IOWA STENLIZATI0N
LAW DECLARED VOID
(Contlnlied from Page 1)
TORNADO IN MIDDLE WEST
(Continued from Page 1)
Marathon county, was blown down bv
n tornado early today. The dead arc
Laurence Kalzmann, 17, and tho two.
year-old child of Kurtzwell.
CLKAR LA KB. S. I).. Juno 21.
II. K. Manning was killed and Mrs.
Christiansen and baby daughter fat
ally hurt In a tornado near hero last
night. Proporty loss $10,000.
FOND l)V LAC, Wi.. jllu -Jl.
A tiMiu which Htiuck I lie town of
Uracil Jiiike, Wis., iiirly iodny nn
roofod the courtlioii-c, juil, sheriffs
office nnd coie- or other houc.'
The Iioiimj of I'red Koplin, mi nmdid,
nud bis duujihtcr Mildred, nged leu,
limy npt recover front lbl; injuries
GERMAN AVIATOR KILLED
WHEN AEROPLANE OVERTURNS
, SfllWKIMN, (Jcrmuiiv. June 'Jl.
Another aviation fntaiity occurred
in tlio (lennnny flying orps Iodny
when J.ieiitciimit Kollm v.iin killed by
(lie overliiiniin; of the iicniplinio he
JviiH piloting, fiiptniii Itntf, his pus
i)eiiger, buffered a broken l'.
- WASHINGTON, June 'JJ. Suloon
kcepers in Minucxotu couulics foim
eil from Indian binds hiivo been iv
en a rehearing I'min the supremo
miiirl'h decision which uplield (he
fcdchil uoienimeiit's iiiilhoiilv to
Mitffinhl-SiiTe oflioTiof IherT-fKo.
Ml.
that whlcli'ls altvnily of record, then
the statute become 'a bill of at
tainder. One of the rights of ever)
man of sound mind is 'to enter Into
tho marriage rdatlon. Such Is ono
of his civ II rights, nnd deprivation
or suspension of any civil right tor
past conduct Is 'punishment (or such
conduct, and ihl fulfill tho defini
tion of li bill l)( attainder, because
n bill of attainder Is n legislative act
which Inf Hits DUitWhmeut without a
Jury trial.
"Our conclusion la that the Inflic
tion of. this penalty is ntso In Viola
tion of tho constitution which pro
vides that cruel and unusual punish
ment "hull not be Inflicted.
"Wo hold the- statute to bo void
and unite In holding thnt a tutupornn
writ of injunction should bo Issued as
prayqd."
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BUTTE MINERS HALL
DESTROYED BY DYNAMITE
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would chum) far renter dumiiue lo
life and properly to nttempt to pre
vent the men fril.iiidi'sttoyiit what
lliev churned belonged to them.
, Sheriff Dri-col! deitlct lodriv thai
bis'mcii niilercd (be hpllvor that they
tired any slnils ihiniit: (he riolint:.
Thy lir-t slmls eninp; fhhu the hull
whoro tho ineeliii" wns in prosresw.
ITIio killin;.' of KmcsfJ. Noy hud the
effect of iiifnrinliifif thw crowd nnd
Hiioii hundred of men were firing pis
tols, nimiii inuiiily ut lliu windows
of the union Imll or firing Into tile
uir.
You Get Hie Heat
Thoro Is when you amok Gdv, John
son clgnrs and patfonlzohumo Indus
tries.
Iirnijiiu' iin'tK iir it slnv of cxeciilii
TOO LATH IX CLASSIFY
FOR KALB Cradu Jersey, $h0 ouch,
fresh and coming fresh. C, C,
Hoover, phono SDl-X or ITiC-Y. 83
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1 caro Mall Tribune. 83
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At llret she snys that she ami her
family are satisfied with the
shortening she always hits used.
If is pretty hard to improve
upon her pie crust and enke.
)hit someone induces her to
toy Crisco. Perhaps it is Iter
daughter who has used it at
Domestic Science School, or a
nciijhhor who lias obtained
excellent results.
After the first trial,- the old
fashioned cook slowly hut
surely comes to use Grisco for
all cookinjr. She has become
a Crisco enthusiast. She has
found these advantages:
Frying. There is rio smoke
nor odor. L'ricd foods are free
from the ia'ste of urease. Now
they are tasty and crisp and
digestible. The same Grisco can
be used to fry fish, onioni,
doughnuts, etc., merely by
straining out the food panicles
after each frying
Shohcttwg Crisco gives pas
try a new' (laldness und digesti
bility. Ctifo M ft king. Crisco gives
richness 'at smaller cost. it
brings cake making buck to
popularity.
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Don't you. back up or
stop until you've tried
Dixie Queen. It's the one
perfect tobacco for the biJ,
hvo-fisted, out-of-doors man
who wants a rich, mellow
tobacco for both chewing
and smoking.
Yon get hold of Dixie
QtfEEN. -Notb the honest
sweetness of this pure old
Burlcy leaf, aged for three
to five years, to bring out all
its mellow fragrance and
flavor. DIXIES QUEEN has
the genuine snap and taste
that you want in tobacco.
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DIXIE flUFFN
Plug Cut Tobacco
spUrposcly made up for the sturdy man "who is hungry for a real
man's tobacco. For. many years ull sorts of brands have, tried to
Fji; W 4 riL ' f beat out DIXIE QUEEN but DIXIE
tJUEEN is still the leader ot them all.
Nothing fnncy nbotit die DlXIU QUHMN
pncktigc wc put all tho cost into the (ohncco.
. As ypu fitiy of n horse, "he's nil horse"- so
we-Kuy of DIXIE QUJJBN "it's till tobacco."
DIXIB QURIJN 'U Iho loust lastiiiii finqil
tohncco ever ho!u Slow burning In Iho pipe.
The flavor Ib enduring when you Ohow, '
Hitch up with DIXII? QUIiHN foru wcolc'n
trial, nnd you mid J)IXP QlH'.PN vill nlwnyN
pull totfclhor like n well-mnlclii'd Icnln.
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