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asAii) wwiowiiw 's.-"r.T3nTj-KrAr " . $7V- ' i f l', . V rt-'t i i ju , i. . X0 IWB AtEDFORD llMn TRIBUNE. AtEDFORD. ORISON, SATURDAY. JAPRTTi 17, 1015 TO ..' ! -h Brt .. . i ' rf MEDfORD MAIL TRIBUNE an mniu'HH nKNT newhpai'sr PU1IM8IIKD KVMllY ' AKTMtNOON KXKICl'T KUNIMY HV TUB MHDI'OIJD 1'KINTINO CO. OrricMnll Trlbillm nullillng. 1S-)M North Fir' atrt'Dll le)pphmo T6. aBaakaafeBaaaiSBaaxbaMfeaBMta akaWaBMaal aaaafea laaM, Drmpprnllo Time. The MiMtfortl Tin MfflfftrO iTiiii(in. Tiw South M rw win.1 j no jt ' BOKtfTIK ILS.TM Oim j-nAr, uynuiiK'y.' , ... TT .IS.00 linn mom n, ny iihmu .60 ('or ntouili, doilverrd by cArrior In MetKnril. Dioonir, nnii Olitnl 1'olnlw..... jacKBonnii nnil Cntrn ittitilav diiI .60 ' 9.00 Huttitrtay niily. ly mfcii. pr yar. Wtykly, or yoHrr 1.59 OHIolM fniiflr fit tk City of Mrdronl rioint it ofriciMi i'Wcr or jacKton county. Hntrriil hh taeonii-tflflnji nmtlvr nl MfUnril, prKn, Vindrr tho not of Urch pnprri Circulation fpr 1014, SS88. Full .teased Wlrp Annotated Prosa dl patehva. Subscribers fulling to recetve papers promptly, phono Circa- Utloa Manager at S50R. . "Jt doesn't tnko nn Edison to in vent a collect) velM' "'Cha ever notido tint sonic fellers aro like milk? Dey ct sour purty CM'." LAUGHS Below Uio Armor licit "My, ray, -why so much grieff W)iafs the mnttcr, sonny J" "Aw, mo nn' mo bruddcx- wuz playin' war nn' ho torpedoed mo food cargo." v m Ifo Was Informed "Now, Robcrf, I want you to tell mo all you can about tho stomnch. What h'i it do?" "Plcmje,' ma'am, it aches." Xlekers Yeu have frequently henrd some lary lout complain because Kvo wished- the apple on Adam. And now n chronic kicker complains because Noah didn't swat the flies when tho supply was limited. Atchison Globe. i A VritmUr Mat ''Oh, my," exclaimed tho excited woman, who hud inixhiid her husband. "I'm looking for a small man with one eye." VcIlnijidhm," replied the -polite floorwalker, "if he's a very small man maybe you'dt better use both eyes." Her Plaint "Tho difference between mo and iim," rinid Mr; Sim Heckle yester day, "is that Sim preacher economy and I practice it."--Topeka Capitul. HUH Kept Up "Times have changed for tho bet ter. Tori ure, for instance, is no longor allowed." "I don't know nbout that. There aro four families in this apartment whom1 children take niusia lessons." Italtinioro American. Sounded Familiar Slio had scut a telegram nnd was waiting for an answer. Suddenly tho peculiar halting click of tho receiving innchino sounijcd in the office, and alio said to her companien: "Thnt's from Charlie, I knovj I can tell from his stutter," Not Hopeless Sergeant Pus believed in handling iis men finnly. Pausing before one recruit, he eyed him sternly. "Now, then, null vourself together." Jio burked hnrshly; "you're standing 4posH Vfl SAYS )ill wrong, lour unifonn's not put P" r'K'Iili your buttons nre dirty and you're holding your rifle like a hay fork. U-t's spp If you can march. jKight-about-fncol" Tho yecriiit stood stock Mill und heaved n sigh of relief. "Tlinnk jfoodnoss," he said, with fosignntiou, "I'm right nbout some thing, nnyvjiyI'iidoii Times. l Stium! i TlJ))Hflur J cun. sco good in all jlhiiigs. v ' Put Can you seo good in a fog? Judge, ' fkpq IJay'tt Wprjc 1 An unknown traveling photo grapher yrw n (ir midst lust week and took Tobo Moseluy's picture and . jliis mule. -Hogwallow Kontuqkian, Dttd.Coxld Tell "W'hare,'' said ie land agent, ad- jdrsMtRK an audlenoe of pogejble, purphaBore, "where else on. the face of the tll)o wl -you find In one 1, ,! ePPor ijn,, Iron, cotton, hemp, - - A YfUe rplld; "n the pockets fit my yagMMMa jtV-$!rY York FISH STATE jlTIWM JOHN R. MlTOillSLL of the Tlmralon i-ouniy, J Washington, superior court, rcrontly ruled, in n oasi' brought by tho gill-nti fishorjuon of the stnto to jnvvent flic uow fish code From nf fee ting that branch of the indus try, that the fisherman does not possess the right to fish, but the privilege only as granted by the state. The plaintiffs had contended that the law was discrim inatory and confiscatory of their property and rights, and tho court hqld that the "question oC the policy of a law is something the courts have nothing to do with, but the leg islature only, and "that the onlj thing the court has the right to determine is the construction of the act and the right of the legislature to pass it." This is tho logic of the courts universally. The right to fish, or, for that matter, to hunt, is not inherent, as com mercial fishermen and poachers often assume, but is a privilege granted by the state, under certain conditions and restrictions, which must secure. This fact is often lost sight ermen and by property owners. Tho fish in the stream arc the property of the state of tho owner ot the land through which the stream flows. Any person can take them by complying with tho condi tions imposed by tho state, conditions with which the prop erty owner has nothing to do. lie himself must also com ply with these conditions to secure the right to fish. State ownership of fish is manifested in many wavs. Fishing seasons and horn's nalia used, the size and quantity of the catch regulated, license fees provided, and propogation and restocking op erations conducted. Restricted areas arc established, police iuforccment of regulations provided and in many other ways publio control exercised. In many states property owners have endeavored to prohibit publio ac,ccss to the streams. These efforts to monopolize a. public resource have usually failed. "While the owner of the laud can prevent trespass and damage upon his land, he has no right to attempt to bar people from fishing in the streams some states laws have been that the public receive this right. In others, the state has refused to restock streams where the trespass notices bar the angler from access to the Several bitter and protracted feuds have resulted from the efforts of exclusive clubs and wealthy property own el's to shut out the public from angling in streams. As a result, cljib houses have been burned, boats destroyed and more or less lawlessness ensued, which finally resulted in on abandonment of the attempt to shut out tho publio and an acknowledgment of the right of the angler to follow the stream and catch fish that the state has granted him the right to take. The Rogue river and its tributaries have been free, from such conflicts. So far as known, no land owner has forbidden access to fishermen, though ho may have ini poscd necessary restrictions in barring;' teams to protect his property. On the contrary, the angler who behaves himself is welcomed by all, as he should he. HIGH SCHOOL NOTES (Dy Glen Laldley) A party consisting of Donald Run yard, Bob Fields, Richard Sprague, and Darrell Mlnklcr, left this after noon for Mt. Ashland, where they will spend threo days. Tho members of the M, II. S. bas ketball team received their letters Monday morning. Those receiving lettors woro Nellie Corum, Erclo Stewart, Frances Reason, Loralno Cowgill, Grace Wilson, Josophlno Clarke, and Margaret English. The boys, Raymond Fish, Mutt William son, Guy Deacom, Walter Brown, Stowart Torny, Eugene Narrcgan, Dolph Phlpps and Griffith Cowgill. The letters woro presented by Mr. Collins. Speeches wore mado by Coach Moore, Manager ' Hubbard, Yell Leader Brandon, Track Managor Vance and Principal Bowman. Tho question for debato Thursday morning was "That our Presidential Torm Should bo Limited to One Blx Year Period." Tho dobato was won by the negutlvo sldo. Tho affirma tives wero Eatella Clarke, Margaret Schell negative, Veata Overton, Wolva Dean. A track meeting was held Tuesday afternoon. Bob Pclouzo and 0en Stull gave a boxing exhibition on tho lawn In front of the II. S. Friday morning. "My Man and Lady" will bo prc contcd at the Star Theater Friday ovonlng under tho auspices of tho junior class. Tho company lias a fast of ten, and thoy will undoubted ly stago ono of the best melodramas over seen In Medford. Tho prices for .this good attraction aro 25, CO and 76c. Tho high school will participate In threo track meets In Mcdford, tho county moot, interrelate meet and Jbo Ashland meet. A very enjoyablo tlmo was had by all membors of tho H. S. that attend ed tho aiu'mnl dance. ME0F0R0 COLLEGE NOTES Elsie Olsln and Ruth-Manning ro Befved the shorthand prlniary sertf cat.es this week, and are now work ing diligently In order to obtain the intermediate certificate as soon as ppBsjble. Two new stenographers, Marcus Vert In npd Vorpop sO'pron, aro now at work In tho office practice depart- PROPERTY be complied with in order to of, both by hunters and fish that is, of all the people, not are stipulated, the parapher that meander through. In enacted especially providing stream. ment, learning to do things as busi ness men wanf them done. Marfan Van Glider was entertain ed at tho homo of Miss Blnns Wed nesday afternoon and evening. Thoso who received 100 per cent In tho spoiling test Friday woro Johanna Whipple, Grace Taylcr, El slo Olaln and Bernard Roberts. ' Tho school has added a filing cab inet to Its equipment, so that tho students ot tho offlco practice depart ment can learn tho various methods of filing business papers. Flosslo Williams, ono of our short, banders, Is now learning to be a book keeper. .Sho Is makjpg good progress with tho first sot. This week's reporting was dono by Miss Blnns, tho regular reporter being absent. What You Ifavp Heen looking For. Morltol Whlto Liniment is a pre paration that gives satisfaction whero a pain killer and healer Is ncoded. We do not bclievo you could get n better liniment at any prlco. Prices 2Ce, SOc, 1.00. Excluslvo Agency Haskins drug storo. tf NOTICE. Kotlco Is hereby given that the un dersigned will apply to tho city coun cil at Its meeting to bo hold April 20, 101C, for a llcenso to soil malt, spirituous and vinous liquors In quantities less than a gallon' at Its placo of business on lot 11, block 20, city of Medford for a porlod ot six months. Dated April ?0, J91B, 8KL8BY & KI0NNEDV, 22 North Front Bt. NOTICJ? Notice Is hereby given that tho un dersigned will apply to the city coun cil of tho city of Medford, Oregon, at Its next regular mooting, April 20, 101C, for a llcenso to soil malt, vin ous and Bplrltuqus liquors at tholr placo of business on North FJr street Meijford, Qrogon for a porlod of six months. pited April Ctb, JDJB. ROGUE RIVER VALLEY UNIVER ...9ITT CLUB. John A. Perl UNDERTAKER Lady Assistant. M 8. BARTLKTT Ili(Wra M. 47 And 47-J8 AmIihIrhc Hervlet) "THIEF IN THE DARK" AT '. m . n.i m "ITH EHUIfln si gMisnrarjffMds Jtasirs JESS 15,000 ROAD COIN (Grants Puss Courier.) Senator J. C. Smith, who returned Wednesday from Suh-m, states that tho highway commission insists that tho $r000 of the statu fund which it apportioned to Josephine county bo expended upon the road loin Inn; from Wolf Creek to Oh-mlnle. It is also stipulated that tho county expend a like sum upon the road to make the appropriation from the state avail able. It seems likely that the attach ing bf tliee strings to the money "given" this county will result in the fund being refused by the JoMrplimc commissioners. It is said that even .? 10,000 would not he sufficient to make tho road by way of (llcudale a pood one, it being u most expensive piece of rood construction. This county already has an excellent road to the Douglas line, by which the Pa cific highway distance is made six miles shorter between Grunts Pns and Iloseburg tluiu by way of Glen dale. Should the county accept this fund and expend the .f.'iOIIO of county funds as demuuded, it would so de plete the road fund that I lien- would he little for other districts that are much in need of work, and few peo ple in this county would he benefited. Tiic 4-ouuly coiir) lias not yet taken official action in the. matter. IT Theatre TOO.W Mallueo Saturday 20 Million Dollar Mystery Thanhouscr, Two Parts Complete MUTUAL WEEKLY NEWS In the Clutches of the Gangsters Two Part IC. B. How Heroes Are Made Keystone Comody n axi) 10 cioxts Hero Sunday "Victory or Death" Four Part Colgato Feo,turo And Othor Pictures a axi) jo cnxTS Sm3I$mj,Jm$m Vining t 4ntV JOSEPHINE REJECTS i One Night Only, Wednesday, April 21 .. HENRY w. SAVAGE OFFERS X m THE IMPRESSIVE AND SOUL-SEARCHING DRAMATIC SPECTACLE I" MM MJ MM M m. Standing solitary and alone, the culmination of three centuries of dramatic achievement ! QPEflA MUSICAL COMEDY DRAMA A Company of 37 Principals, a Beauty Chorus, Startling , Scenic and Electrical Effects, the Last Word in Elegance in Costumes and an Entire Symphony Orchestrp. '" This is the Greatest Production of Henry W, SayageJ yvhQ fs ackpowledged as America's Greatest Producer. It is the only Henry W. Savage Production to be seen in this city this season. PRICES Lower Floor and Bpxes jl $1.50 Upper ialcony 7Gc anjl $1.00 Upper BoxVqnij Front Balcony , . $1.50 r " ' ? Curtain 8:15 olttttttttttffftt4t4 PAGE THEATEn SUNDAY swim wsw AI T The Kxploita ot Elalno, that great Craig Kennedy, detective story, will hb the feature attraction nt tho Star Theater, today, and as thin picture has been running two days lit the past there In no doubt that a record breaking attendance will xco It today. At tho mntlueo that will start promptly at 2:15 p. in. several local vaudovlllo stars will appear, tho most prominent being Miss Enid Hamilton and Cnusln Mlttleburgcr, and tho matlneo has been eitw:clnlly arranged for the children. Sunday tho second and last chap ter of Jack lAindon's great story, Burning Daylight, In six parts will bo shown. STAR Paramount Pictures Sunday Only Second anil Last Chapter Jack London's Great Story Burning Daylight Six Parts MONDAY ONLY John Barrymore The Man From Mexico Five nnd Ten Cents Theatre, E1E ATE TONIGHT RYW0MAN POSTER STAMPS SHOW SCENLRY OF E VALLEY Tio .Medford Printing company has J lint United rrom their press an oritur for 100,000 poster nlumpu for the Medford Commercial Club, compris ing eight views of Itogiio river valley Hceiieiy, showing the sugar pluo for est, Crater Lake, Pacific highway, urhardH, Mill Crock falls and Rogue river. Tho vlows aro as clear cut as steel engravings, gummed, perforated edge and eight different subjects to a sheet, More than five hundred million pouter stamps have been sold to Am erican advertisers since January 1st, and It In estimated that five billion will he used this year. The colltictloli of poster stamps Is THE PAGE Mcdford's Leading Theater LAST TIME TONIGHT Vllagraph Threo Part Broadway Star Feature The Return of Maurice Donnelly a powerrui proacnmoni against capital punishment, featuring Leo Delauey, Leah ltalrd, Mary Maurtco and others, 8ELIQ DRAMA The Gentleman Burglar Two Parts Thrilling story of mlstak.cn Identity. Vltngraph Comedy They Loved Him So With Flora Finch, Kato Prlco and Jay Uwlgglus. MUSIC BY Wurlitzer Orchestra Mr. Lyle V. True, OrganUt G-10-lGc HI'ltt'lAh SUNDAY IWHXmAM THE PAGE MONDAY, APRIL 19th ONE NIC1I1T ONLY ANDREWS OPERA COMPANY IN A BIG DOUBLE BILL FAUST and MARTHA (I'itrdrn Hrono Front l-'nut nnd J.nl I ro Opera of Martha POPULAR PRICKS Box Heats 1; lowor floor, first C rows 7.1c; Inst in rows fi0c;: bal cony first I rows tiOc; last 13 rows :Sc. Sent sain opens Theatre Box Offlco April 17tli, 10 A. I. Ashland 1 ROGU now very popular, and Mcdford peo ple should procure a supply of tho Commercial club at oueo nnd begin Handing them out In tivory Idler thoy am good udvorthdug at htc. min imum expenno, IN ntumpH for 10 cents, ItlO for lift cents, Mill for 11.00. Merchants In many cities uiicIoko them In packages, ntatluiiory ostali lltdimcula phien llioni In box paper, nud thu wiitcni do Iho distributing. They can bo pastod on envelopes and letter heads, S;niilt fif th Annul RUUmtat of IU f Actim Insurance Company of llMir.if.l, In Mia alnlK iif iVnm-fllrilt! n lli Mm iUr nf IWrmli-r, ItiH, mail in lh In.iitaiim riiiiili.urr of ll ilMu of (lie t"0, iiunumit In In ir AiihmiM t rtlMI Mil nn .,...$ S,lXi,ii0O "O ' ih'M imnliuti ritfliH ,. Iti hi , , , UnttrMt, tll,l.taii,u. iii.I t i nltnl third, ii,,, ,,.r lliuiii rini ullifr mm 1NCONR. itirn- tlO,MMMft3 fnt' t- Pin.7t.KU J 1,SM.M IHVIII Mil 4 iliilliiB i tif , ,,, Tulil Inroinn .... . . 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