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TODFOKD MATD TRTBUNE, MEDFOJW, ORIWON, AVEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1015
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SCENIC TRAVELS OF
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OREGON
ItccoRiiltlon by tho Southern Pa
cific rnllrond of Crater Lake, and n
inibllrlty cnnimlKti by the depart
inuiit of the Interior, fllnrclnR the
wonders of its natural beauty to tho
world, nre two of the futuro prom
ises for one of tho world's Rrcntcst
nnd leant known (iconic mnrvclB.
13. O. McCormack, vico-preMdont of
tho Southern Pacific announced
Tuesday upon IiIb return from tho
lake, that IiIh company would Include
a round trip to tho lako on their
regular tlckrtn, either via thin city,
or via Klamath Falls. Tho Natron
cut off Is hereafter to bo known as
tho Crater Lake cut off.
GiuitjHilKn of Publicity
Stephen Mather, asslntant Hccrc
tary of tho department of Interior,
announced that a campaign of pub
licity for all national parks would bo
Inaugurated at nn early dato. Mr.
Mather urged tho active co-operation
of Mcdford and Klamath Palls
In the handling of the tourist travel.
He said that tho natural scenic spots
on tho rond to Crator Lake should
bo moro widely advortlscd, and stopn
taken to call tho attention of the
traveling public to them. Ho sug
gested that tho beauty of tho Mill
Creek falls bo enhanced by cutting
away a fow trees to show tho falls
from tho highway. Ho was high In
his pralsti of tho (Jorge and Natural
Ilrldgo and Ilox Canyon, and urged
that they bo given tho advantago of
nn advertising campnlgn and the
highway be changed to permit tholr
being vlowcd from tho road.
In responso to an Invitation to
nttend tho nnnual Southern Pacific
picnic at Salem, Vlco Prcsldout Mc
Cormack wired as follews:
Win'Id'H I'u( ii it! Phiyjcronnii
Would surely stop at Salem and
nttend picnic, but all plans mado to
accompany Stephen Mather and
party to Tacoma- Ills dotes to Bop
tetuber I, so filled ns to mako It Iiu
jiohbIIiIo, wont you pleaso say for mo
to tho governor, citizens nnd our own
omplojos that nothing would plcasu
us better than to arrango to cut out
tit Salem If only on tho pica of n
flat wheel, however up to tho pres
ent tlmo this party hasn't stood still
oven on tho houso trnrk long enough
to got n flat wheol. Mr. Mather who
Is by my sldo asks that his compli
ments bo extended (iovornnr Withy
combo, tho citizens nnd our omplo)cs
nnd that ho would llko very much
to bo there tomorrow nnd endeavor
glvo thorn his Impressions of tho
wonderful country through which ho
has boon passing. That Crater Lake,
the lloguo river valley and Oregon
as ho has seen It nre rovetntlons to
him; Hint ho bellovos this coast will
provide tho futuro playground of tho
world, In addition to tho moro ser
ious problem of providing n good
living for countless thousands nt n
cheaper cost than elsowhore.
K. O. M'COHMICIC.
Tho officials, accompanied by
Chief Kuglnoer Coodwln of the U R.
nrmy, arrived from tho Inko Tues
day afternoon nnd were- given n re
ception by tho University club.
FRENCH EXCHANG
E
STILL TUMBLING
Ni:V YOUK. Aug. 25. French
money today was worth less than
ycstenlny In foreign exchange mar
kets, notwithstanding the establish
ment hero of n $20,000,000 credit
loan lo ino Kronen government, an
nounced aftetr tho closo of tho mar
ket yesterday. Two factors. It waH
said made this so; and tho establish
ment of the loan already had been
discounted, having been In negotia
tion for two months; nnd tho sum
lonncd was too small a fraction of
tho total nmount duo for Amorlr
supplies to tho warring nations of
Europo to bring about anything ap
proaching an cqullibriilm of rates.
Tho rale on francs was quoted to
day at fi.88. Yesterday n dollar T..82
francs. Sterling woh headed down
ward today nt l.fl.V; llres woro up
n cent nt 6.44, nnd fiorninn roleh
marhsh, whlvch hits remained sta
tionary nt or nround 81 during tho
recent slump, made n new low rcc
oid. They dropped to 80 W. Theso
tlgiircs, It was asserted, represented
llttlo moro than quotations, ns hard
ly any dealings woro rocorded.
OSSOWETZHELDOUTS
FOR YEAR FIGHTING
THEN IS EVACUATED
REPORTS CONFLICT
ON MEXICAN BATTL
E
l'KTIKHSHAI),
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t'oj'diniee with bnlorri, Hie eiirrUon ol
OrfKowelz joined tlli' ' Hiwuiun fielt
til m v on
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cent higher tlinn steel could be netit
nlly bought and erected for.
l'mnotu $815,000 Contract
Tho commissioners dealt at somo
length with tho famous $82,000 con
tract with Premier Itoblln destroyed
nflcr rescinding tho order In coun
cil authorizing It. "Wo cannot,"
WASHING-TON. Aug. 2.'.. Con-I"" lhe commissioners, "but regard
' I lin rnnann nealennrt tnr InLlncf thin
fllctltig reports of fighting between! ,. .,. . ,,, n.
uAiuviuiuni jjujjf un itaia iiau
Villa and Carranza fortes near Mon
terey continued to reach Washing-
ton, but tho stato department had
no advices. .
Tho .Villa mgsney declared
battle nt Monterey continued
Hussinn ucroplnns siUiitlron, leRiilt
ing in the death or injury of forty
one perj.on, is announced in n dis
patch from Alliens to the Central
Ncwh.
According to tbc-e disimtclieg, the
attack wns nimle on Monday on tho
Asiatic suburlix of Conntnntinoplc. A
lyintlicr of bombs were tlroppul,
throwing tbe people into panic. Thirty
Turku, eight Greeks iind three Ar
menian were killed or wountleil.
iojtress iilli'r'blowing up iho permit- that tho city Is In a state of siege
truthful and absurd. Wo believe tho
'ministers desired to oujiterato tho
contract and every traco of Its ox
iBtdftrei bedause ihov know It was a
thai fraud upon tlio province the dlscov-
nndjery of which, In view of tho Inquiry
BIG INTEREST IN THE
COMING COUNTY FAIR
Thcro Is n big domnnd for proin
I u in lists for tho Jackson County fnlr
nt McdfardjiScptcmhQr 8 to 11, nnd
tho Indications aro thero will bo
moro displays of all kinds this year
than over boforo. People nro nt
tracted by tho splendid premiums of
nil kinds nnd nro going after tho
cash. They nlso llko tho lden of tho
old fashlonod country fnlr nnd nro
going to boost for It. If you haven't
n premium list got onoltnd proparo
your exhibits. Fruit that has to ho
put In cold Rtorngo to keep will bo
taken cnreiof by tho fair nssoclatlou.
If you have anything of this kind
phono S, I, Ilrowu and ho will ndvlso
you. , -
(lot n promlum list and got busy
on nn exhibit. I
uent i'ortifjeiitions, limning tuo ad
ditional btrii(tiirus iiiiiU removing or
eri)ling,the 'jruiiM, tlni ending n venr
of gallant defense of iho principal
eroMsuig of the llobr mcr. N
Wur olficinls pointed nut that the
fortrohs was cxjtceiiilly adapted for
defense liei'iitinc of the mitisho that
httrrounded it, but that this find
would be one working to its disad
vantage when the fortrcnh was cut
off from the army, the marsh
gtotind being unsuitable for maneuv
ers anil sorties. After the iibiiiulou
iiienl of the line of the Hobr, ()smo
wet, censed to luitc importance, 'in
the view of the iirmv oflieial-, mid
it was regarded as the pint of wis
dom to withdraw from it.
Hialystok is said to be still in Itus
siau bauds, but u large pari of the
railway Cm un the north amid west is
now in the hands of (lei mans, and it
KVxpcctcd that thev will make every
effort to extend their lines toward
(Irotlnn, the next forties of import
ance in this region.
Meanwhile the Austro-dermnns
continue lo press upon tbe fmtiess of
Ilrest-I.itovsk fiom the north and
south, and serious battles mo devel
oping in tho vicinity of i'ischica mid
Kocl.
LYNCHING OF LEO FRANK
MAKES MAN MANIAC
denied that General Pore era ''had
been killed and satqd that lencrnl
Hernandez, reported wounded, 'Js
npcrntlng nt Lnmpazps.
Representative Gamer of Tcxns
told Preildent Wilson tho people of
Texas were satisfied with tho ar
rangement of federal troops along the
Mexican border nnd wore well pleased
with tho manner In which Major
General Frederick Funston was
handling tho situation.
it' Into tho expenditure on the parlla-
Ittmiit litillflltiira tvmilfl nf n rnrfnltilv
EXPOSE GRAFT IN MANITOBA
( Continued trom pngo ono)
COUNCIL MLUITS, la., Aug. 'j:.
Frank II. Phillips, said to have be
come insane through brooding over
the lynching of Leo M. Frank, wns
sent to the iisylum today. Phillips
formerly resided nt Don Moines,
nliero he was eoiineuted with the
HiL'hland I'ai-k follcce.
before the elections of the laiter
month, payments were made the con
tractors totalling .$88238, upwards
of .$000,000 of whieh'wns fraudulent
over-payments by the government to
tbe contractors. . Dining that enni-
paigu six government candidates in
Winnipeg made returns showing their
election expense ns nil. and the com
missioners nssumo 'their expenses
weie henvy and weie paid out of the
extras for tho parliament buildings.
Tbe total amount paid the contrac
tors was .i-l.OrtlJI'J. On behalf of
the commission, Kiigiucer Woodman
estimates the total value of work
done by the contractors at .$812,5:1(1,
and value of material on the ground
at .$.i0,(IKI, or total value of .$!:,
Ill), which makes excess payments of
.$801,0!i:i without including 15 per
cent, which ought to have been held
buck, or .$121,870 more.
The commissioners also proved
that the practice of.nyiKing c.xeessivo
payments to secure a campaign fund
was continued in thd fctcel contracts,
the government's stuictunil engineers
all adopting prices from tlO to '0 )i"i
seriously .compromise them nnd tho
KovornhiOnt J6' which they woro
mombcrs. ' I
Tho 'commissioners concludo by
advising that tho provincial auditor
bo placed out of control of tho gov
ernment. Thomas Kelly nnd Sons nro Win
nipeg contractors but nt present aro
nt tholr summer homo at Detroit
Lake, Minn. On ndvlco of his coun
sel, Kdwnrd Anderson, Mr. Kelly re
fuses to put himself within tho Jur
isdiction of tho royal commission
pending the outcome of appeal ho is
taking to the Judicial commlttco of
tho privy council, challenging tho
Jurisdiction of tho royal commission.
LONDON', Aug. 2.'. Hoinlmiilinent
of the outskirts of Constantinople by
Many Recoveries
From Lung Trouble
ICcluiinn'n Alterative Iihn rcilored
to health many aulTrrrrs from lung
troulile. Html wlmt It Old In till
cane.
Nllmlnntnn, Drl.
"(irntlrmrni In Jnnunry, IImim, I
trun lakrn Midi hrmorrhngm nt tbt
liinK. Mr ilijlrln, n Irnillutf prnr
llllimrr. imlil thnt II Innc
Iroiililr. I icnl vrrr tvrnk. C A
r'iilnt'nlt. a( l.lpplnrott'K llrpurl
turn! Mlnrr, U'llmlnKton, l)rl.
rrciiinmriiileil lrkmnnH AllrrntU
Hint Imil iliinp errnt kiiImI. I lirunn
luklnit II nl unrr, I rnnllnuril fulth.
fiillf. iilnn n nllirr rrmrilx. nml
llnnllx nnllcril Ihr clrnrlnic of Hit
Iiiiik. I iiiiiv luitr no trniililr nllh
mx limit'. I firmly hrllrvr KiUmnn'
.ltrrntltr nil mjr llfr." (Alilirr
lnlril.l i wa.int jas. .s(itiin:s.
ICckmnn's AltorntlVe la moat eltlca,.
clnua In lironclilnl catarrh and aa
vero tlirnnt anil lunar artoctlona and
Ui-liull(lltur tlin syalein. Contalna no
Imrnifiil or halilt-formlni; ilrtiRa
Accept no atlliatltutiiN. Hmall alza
fl, rKUlr alzp. $2 KoM liy Irud
Iiik druKRlata. V.'rlte for booklet ol
reiovurlua.
Utkiimn l.oliorntory. I'hlUdrlyhU.
Price $1 nnd $2 n bottle.
Still a Few Good Bargains
in Our Clearance Sale of
Odd Lines
DRIVING DUSTERS V3 OFF
Ford Bumpers, $7.00 kind $3.50
Electric Hand Lanterns 1.00
$10.00 Gas Savers (for all cars)..., 5.00
$1.25 Flashlights 85
$1.50 Flashlights .,.. 1.00
$1.00 Flashlights .11 : .50
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The supply is limited, so it
will pay you to buy early.
POWER GAS
C. E. GATES
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I'd Philips, owner of tho Phlpps or
chard, states that tho report of hall
damago to his orchard was greatly
overestimated ns well as damago to
the 401 and other orchard proper
ties and that closer Inspection re
veals but a comparatively slight loss
caused by tho electrical, wind and
hall storm of Monday evening. Coa
uldorahlo ruin fell, which benefitted
pome of tho crops.
North of Central Point, orchard
boll was wet front eight Inches to n
foot kln depth by tho precipitation
Along Hoguo river. In tho Table
Hock section, a heavy shower tell
late Tuesday afternoon.
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JIAN.ORDHItN I'KOM I'ThY IWXW)
Sweaters for (he Whole Family
Our new line of Sweaters for Mill and Winter
now on sale, sneciiil values for men, women
and children at, each, $4.98, $3.98,
$1.98 and ,.
98c
MANN'S
CENTRAL AVE., NEAR I O.
"THE WOMAN'S STORE"
AVE PREPAY all lArLAOIi: Oil EXPRESS
Outing Flannel Gowns
Just received, our new line of Outinir Flannel
Gowns, made extra long and wide, the cele
brated "Peerless" line, excellent yQ
values, at $1.48, 98c and TcOC
NEW GOODS FRESH FROM FASHION'S HEADQUARTERS
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NEW YORK VOTERS MUST
KNOW ENGLISH LANGUAGE
, ALHANV, X. V., Aug :.. pio
I ioh ed iimendmeiit to tbe state on
ttitution providing that all voti'M be
nlilo lo lead and unte Knglisb was
advanced to tbe order ot tinal ii
iij,'o bv tbu coiMitutioiial convention
by n lo nf 70 to (11.
TOO li.TK it) OI1AB8IKT.
J'Olt SAI.K Fine, smooth tomatoes,
best variety for canning lc pur
pound, cash with order. Prompt
nnd careful attention to mall or
tiers, satisfaction guaranteed. Mag
ley Canning Co., Talent. 138
Jcqii BALK -Pooches, 80c (Kir hun
"dred. O. W. Abororoinble, Kings
Highway, 138
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"Korrect" Skirts
Now Fall Modols on display. Tho most Porfoct
Fitting Skirt mado
New Serge Skirls, in navy blue and (J QQ
black, special, each w3 J O
New Poplin Skirts, very nifty styles,(JJ QQ
special, each tj) 0 s O
New Plaid Skirts, very popular this(JI7 A Q
season, special, each tP ,tcO
New Silk and Wool Poplin Skirts, AQQ
special, each IpJLU.yO
Petticoat Sale
New Taffeta Petticoats,
special
at
..$3.48
New Nearsilk Petticoats
special,
each
98c
ThNew Coats and Suits
Aro Horo in Great Profusion
New Tailored Suits, mado of all-wool poplins,
sorgos and fancy weaves, good as JJ Q AA
most $'-")" values, our price, each JJ) J. 0U
New Corduroy Coats, x very classy (jj -j f ' jr'A"
belted style, very special tJJ) JL UjU
"La Vogue" Coats, the most up-to-date styles
made, many models, each, (jfrJ F fifi
Children's Corduroy Coats, ages 2 to GfflSJ QQ
years, all colors, special, each Pa y O
Children's All-Wool Cloth Coats, agesD i QQ
U (o M, worth $7.50, special, each J.yO
;")0 Women's Eall and Winter Coats,dQ kQ
worth $12.50, very special, each tjPO J O
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FIRST SHOWING OF
NEW FALL GLOVES
FINAL CLEARANCE OF
SUMMER DRESSES
SO Women's With Dresses Ilrlow Cost Trice
Women's Two-Clasp Kid I New Cape (Moves, cheap at OT 1
Cloves, fine Mality, spci'ial, i $1.23, our price, Q Q ' V) l)rcssi,s ,(l a)1 8WlS0l up
mw riuunoisetto ID., l,,,a D"'- ' v
asou up
Auto (Moves, all Q Q (MoveN special, pr ftOC '0T -
sizes, special, pair .O'u-n w- i n ,. , ,,, 20 Dresses, sold all seas
..!... ,.i , , . .hl.t' iwlmlilo Ivul C.lm i-js l0 $8.00, this
"Porrins" (Moves, liest.allsies, wvy (J ) r ,' JfcZ.
made, special, (J -j f"J r special, pair tfl) 1 . . .J LOT :i
fel
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Dent's (Moes,
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$1.75
98
Women's White )oe Skin !." Dresses, all this season's
Mil's (Moes, fof J r (Moves, special, QQ st vies, sold as D n QQ
anouly.jiair LUO i pair . . O lush as $10, saletj)f3. J O
NEW-DRESS GOODS
38-inch All-Wool Sorffo and -lO-iuch All-Silk Cropc do
Fancy Checks, 7,") CQI Chine, all colors, fo 't
vai., saie price, yi..7 jj
-10-inch Silk and Wool Pop
lin, all colors, cheap at $1.25
a yard, our price, Q Q n
a yard . . O
Chine, all colors, (Jj i "t'Ck
$l.o0 value, yarctP 1,1
New Corduroys, in all colors,
suitable for coats and suits,
U0 inches wide, A"0
'special, yard yO-
WAISTS
100 Lingerie and Tailored
SPECIAL
Waists, all good si vies, val- Clark's 0. N. T. Spotd Cot-
ues up to $2.50, Q O ton n fS r
clean-up price, ea. ..7ul,t . .. 1U1 jJK
I'OK SALE Wheel. 21 luoh frame,
flue condition," or Ul trade (or
8iuallr frame. Phone 206, 183
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