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CROP SUFFERED
EXPOSED PLACES
PORTLAND, Or., MAY 1. Kftmt
homed cftily tudnV flt ninny places in
On'Riin, but ditmnRC to fruit and othrr
rrn)M, nccordW to sc&Uorcd rrporti,
was not heavy. In nortlieaidcrn Or
rnn, wlioro sliccpmcn suffered lionxv
looses Thursday and I-Ytdny nuuttip;
Oielr newly ultorn flockri, the Icmper
nturc h tdiohlly milder
t ,At linker, Or., Inst night the nihil
jintm temperature wan .'14 decrees, mid
although there were further losses of
Rlii'op, they were not extentmo. In
the WUlfunelte valley the leroiwrnturc
ns lower than yesterday, lioselmri
reporting n minimum of 3'J dcRrcc
nnd Portland 37 dccrciw. The fruit
rop Buffered In exposed plaeew. Sled
ford reorted no damage. At Marli
fiefdt on the Houthcni Oregon const,
the iiiiuiinum was .1(1 degree.
A ktfonp; wind continued to hWeep
the count nnd Interior. At the mouth
of the. Columbia river the jjalo reach
yd a velocity of fi2 rallc.s per hour.
"FORfiOTTEN MEN" FREED
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DOROTHY BECKER BEATS FAST RIVAL IN MID-PACIFIC RACE
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When I granted htm a parole he
cried, as did the children of the sup
erlntendet. I never saw an ante
bellum darker with a kindlier face,
or ono who displayed better char
acter. la lir 34 Yrt
"One negro, Milliard Dixon, had
been In the penitentiary 34 years
without a word of censure. The
Judge and all tho officers of the court
had died, nnd he was paroled.
"A white man, James Jolly, had
nerved In the penitentiary 34 years
and bis case was forgotten. His
record wsb perfect. When I com
muted his sentence, he camo by tho
esecutlvo office to thank me and to
say that he thought he was forgot
ten. "It will bo observed under tho pa
role law no man Is paroled unless
provision Is made for. his employ
ment and his comfortablo mainten
ance. Therefore, no Injustice Is done
a man by granting him this clem
ency. "In some cases the convict docs
not desire to bo released. This
sounds strange, but when I was at
tho state farm I saw Ilowj Taylor, a
white man, who has been In tho pen
itentiary for 23 j ears and has for
years been In chargo of the railroad
office for tho prison authorities.
,1 He fuses a Pardon
"lie has a fine, open face and a
most agreeable manner, and he stated
'to me that he would not accept a.
pardon. Ho declared that ho had
killed another man In self-defense
and he wished a new trial and vindi
cation, but would not accept clem
eticy. I do not believe I ever saw a
man with a better countenance and
a more honest speech.
"The difficulty Is to draw the line
Jictwecn maudlin sentimentality and
dictates of wise penology. For ex
ample, ono white man out of jeal
ousy killed his rival, tied him to a
horse and led the horse Into a swamp
and tied him there. It was a week
)atrrbefore the dead man was dis
covered, through tho presenco of
burzards and the horso was nearly
Starved.
' "My Interest was awakened In
another roan who hud been serving a
long sentenco, but on Inquiry I found
that ie put out his wlfo'a eyes with
lyfi.'
I Among the Women
' " "In the woman's department,
Svhbre thero are several hundred
Jietjro women, I found many of the
old-fashioned typo, who had cooked
nnd washed for many southern fami
lies. Many of them bad quarreled
Villi somo other woman about some
volored beau and In throwing a flat
lion happened to lilt a. vital spot. If
who had missed, nothing would eer
hao been heard of It.
e "I do not wish to bo construed as
favoring uny laxity in the administra
tion or the criminal law, Society
must bo protected and the effect of
J he law vindicated, but when this bus
jjeen done uny fuithcr deterrent
jiiiiilslimeiit becomes unjustifiable,
Jt does not lesion crime, but tonds
to make brutes of those who have
fwuiHiltted offenses for which they
JNer regretful and which would
yr happen agalu.
hidj-e R M. Calkin of tho ono ml.
court Friday rendered a decision in
the Suit or tlit' Grand Priro Hydraulic
Mining company nuninst It. lloswoll
of this oily in fnur of lloswoll. Tho
action iuolod the ownership of a
mining; olniln in the titickci oioek teg
ion' of Josephine count), nnd was one!
of the most important mining suits in,
the histoiy of tho state. The land
inVolvcd holds a noli placer sold dis-1
cdveiy, the wealth of uluoh i un-'
known. The first pans washed not tod'
between $3 and $4 onoh. '
The Innd was pmvhnsed by llos
woll from the stnto and was school
land. It adjoined tho claim of tho
Grand Prixe company. A short time
after the purchase Hoswcll made a
rich discoory of gold. Tho Grand
Priro company filed suit, claiming
that tho stakes of their claims em
braced the land, and alleging fraud,
upon the ground that Hoswcll know
this. The land was origitinllv school
land, and a hearing was hold before
the state land board, Hoswoll being
given title to tho land.
Suit was then begun in the circuit
court,, Attorney Gus Newbury reprc
!scntiiin Hoswcll nnd Attorneys Kvnn
Rcrtnus of this city and Bert Schloss.
inger of San Francisco tho mining
company. The trial consumed a
week, and (he stenographic report
consisted of iP004vpc writ ten pages
Tho plaintiff in resisting the suit held
that hiri purchase was made in good
Faith, without knowledge of the ex
tent of the Grand Prixe claims. The
court in its decision enst out the al
legation of fraud.
An appeal will likely he taken to
the higher court.
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IN ROGUE VALLEY
Slowly modorntlim tomporaturoH,
and a prediction of ialn by tho weath
er bureau aio tho chief ohaiacterls
Ilea of weather cmulltlonn In tho
Uoguo Itlvor valley. Tho lowest torn
peratuin Krlda night sas 3T dogroos
hut there wu no orchui.T tioatltiK.
Tho cold wind from tho north began
to abate Friday owning. A constant
u occasion of clouds aciosts tho sky
Friday night forestalled any hoi tons
danger fiom front. I'iiIosh thoro Ih
i a radical oiiango from protoul condi
tions, tho danger of frost for this sea
sou Is practically oer. A heavy
jaln would bo worth thousand of
dollais to urchardlstn and farmers.
According to old timers tho present
spoil of weather In tho most uniisunl
within their memorlci, and tho cold
est last w,k of April on record. It
Is allowed that tho old trees will not
bo effected as n result, but that nuni;
trees not Jet In bearing will he slight
ly retarded. A s.tNlng grace Is that
tho cold will put un effective quietus
on Insect life for no me tlino.
Heports from California citrus and
apple belts show thut Jack Frost
dealt a heavy blow, causing heavy
damage. This affects a field or com
petition of local growers.
Miss Doro hy Hooker riding a sur f board ar Honolulu, n feat rarolv no
eomplished bv ouv except the nntne Kanakas.
nONOLl'Lt', Hawaii, May 1. Iholh swimmer want, to race again,
Although the race was admittedly un
satisfactory to its contestants, the
fiO-yard snimsiing dash for the fust
tst woman sprinters of tiie Pacific
was won here during tho mid-Pacific
carnival by Dorothv Heekor of Sun.
Francisco in .'!." l-.'i ecoIlds.
Hutli Stacker, an Hawaiian, and
Miss Hcckers keenest rival, finished
second.
The slow time and a subsequent
XKW YOIHv. Mav 1. Snecialties contioersy between uartisnns of tlio
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were again taken tip at the oHnin two swimmers resulted from the innd-
of toda' market to the neg'eet of
the railway lit riful other seasoned
issues. .VcjjtlPabJlRS. whioli funi
ished the fccnsntinn of the pn'vious
day by reason of its strength nnd ae
tixity, rosea Mint at the outlet, while
Pressed Steel Car, Baldwin Locomo
tive and half a diicn other stocks of
this class roxc 1 to points. Among
the actual leaders, I". S. Steel was.
orient crossing of Miss Stacker
from her own swimming lane to that
of Miss Hooker's, mi that both became
confused, stopping at the 10-yard
line.
Shouts from by slanders spurred
them on again, and tho Hooker girl
finished n few feet in ndwuieo,
fighting for the lead.
Timers declared afterward that but
the only stock to rise (is much as tufor the stop at the -10-yard lino Miss
point. Metal shuns were, mostly Heekcr would probably have finished
lower. Trading w.is very active, but in '20 or .10 ccond, a decided roe-
mainly of a professional character, 'ord. In view of the circumstances,' portunity."
since neither feels that her ubiliiies
were fully displayed.
Two other Ilonolulans, Miss Lu
eile Legros nnd Hornieu Lane, con
tested, finishing third and tourth re
spectively. Miss Hooker oumc here particularly
to try her speed uguiiift Miss Stacker.
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The Commercial club at their reg
ular monthly meeting May 5 will
be sorted with a chicken supper by
the ladles of St. Mark's Guild In St.
Mark's hall at prompt!) ti:30 o'clock.
Tickets 50c.
Kvery member of the. club Is
urged to be present.
1L A. LATTA.
W. F. ISAACS,
C. M. 'THOMAS,
Committee.
Uttering Cltanre
"How did nu eomo to propose to
thnt blonde"
"Well, I thought it was n golden op-
Stop Tlwt itch.
Just a few dropi of that mild,
soothing, cooling wash. Morltol Kc
xema Itemed)', so highly recommend
ed for Kczema, and the Itching and
burning Is goiif. Don't fall to try
this excellent remedy for any form of
Kczema. Wo know Morltol Kczonnt
llemedy will give you Instant re
lief. Hold and guaranteed by Has
kins Drug Store. Sole agency, prices
50c and 11,00. tf
PROPERLY FITTED
GLASSES
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Irrigation by electrically driven pumps is economical, reliable and efficient and
excels any other form of power. .
Motors may be driven day qnd night if desired, with no other care than an occas
ional renewal of oil.
To start, it Is simply necessary to throw a switch.
If you have a source of water supply from Well, Creek, Pond or River, you can
Irrigate by Electric Power and have water w!en and where you want It.
Our Power Lines cover a lar;e portion of Jackson and Josephine Counties anil
we are constantly making new extensions. . , .
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Anyone desiring estimate of cost of proposed Irrigation plant will re
ceive prompt reply by filling out the following form and malllnu to California-Oregon
Power Company, Medford, Oregen:
Number of Acres desired to Irrigate ., .:..;.
Total lift In feet from water level of well or stream to highest point of
land to Irrigate -.
Number of feet o' pro required ,..,BV.
Number of feet of ditch or flume required Mr)?. .$7....
Water Supply (well or stream) and name of Stream .,,
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PHONE 168 216 WEST MAIN ST., MEDFORD, OREGON
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MALTED MILK
Mad In the largest, best
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Milk plant in the world
Wo do not nuxWmilkproducta"
Skim Milk, Condensed Milk, etc.
But only IIORLICK'S
THE ORIGINAL MALTED MILK
Mtulo from clean, full-orcnm milk
and tho extract of select inultod drain,
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STUDIO AT GO ROSE AVENUE . Phone 560 L
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There Are Two Ways
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tint w only Irarnod thot ono way
tho right wayl If )on lirlng your
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will ho done propi'rly nnd at a low
prion. Tliat's the uny wo retain our
old customers nml gain now ours,
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dollar earned.
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