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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 4, 1916)
itKhvoiw Mtr, Trmirvr:, MTinrortn. okx.os ( i f r i i ; i v j, vnu PAnvi rmnm 10 COMPLE D REGARDING TONNAG E F 0 NEW RALR OAD One of the jrnui)iil uliio"t 1ik- cricd liv the Commercial club at its monthly mcrtintr lust mht wn (lie matter of getting before the jwbliu mtiuiitiiil facts ami diitu concerning the probable output in lonnnge from tlic Hluc hedge miniiiic district prop erties to provide continuous hiisituH for the railrond propoied from thin uity to thnt territory. It was finally uonoluded thnt n mass meeting should hi; held, nt which several practical and export engineers will give facta and figure obtained in an investiga tion of that matter. In addition to that, a volume of that claws of infor mation is on file in the office of President .S. S. Bullis of the South rrn Oregon Traution company. From these compilations a condensation could be presented that would give the people all the assurance they would care to have about the vast no.ss of the probable tonnage that will lie furnished by the grent cluster of mining properties in the Hluc Ledge and adjoining districts. The date for the mii-s meeting will ho deter mined within a few days. Northern California Anxious A letter from V. I. Lambert, the Kurckn dulcgate. representing Hum boldt countv in the California & Or egon Development association form ed at Vreka in February, was rend, in which he explained the intense inter est being manifested in his section of. northern California over the propos ed road through from this valley to Humboldt liny. The civic bodies of that section :'re compiling data to de termine the lonnage that may he found ready for shipment from the California slope to the bay. Mr. Lambert al-o asks for co-operation from the .Jackson county delegation in the matter of determining the promise of tonnage, repressions in Mr. Lambert's letter indicate that the people are very busy in this mat ter on that side of the Siskiyou range. A letter from Professor Frohbach of .Ashland was read, in which Med ford is requested to name a "Medford day" in a b:g picnic in Lit bin park in the near future, assuring the Com mercial club that all of the organiza tions at Ashland will exert them solves to please Medford people with a big day ot entertainment and rec reation. 1'icsidcnt Hill of the Med ford Commercial club will appoint a committee tins afternoon to lake the matter up fur definite consideration. Itov factory PniiMtlon On the heels of the announcement that Mr. JIhiiii of Wnthena, Kan., has returned home to prepare his sawmill and box factory plant for shipment to Medford, came the suggestion that another box factory man is here to investigate conditions with a view to establishing u box-making outerprise in this ety. C. M. Thomas resirted to the club that he had interviewed a representative of one of the largest box factories on the coast, who is here with tli" statement that his com pany's factory had outgrown its prchttnt field and is looking for a new location. Two conditions are to be met here: The comMiny will desire to ho assured of at least one million feet of lumber per month to supply the factory and it would gladly contract for two or three timet, that quantity. The second condition is that it be al lowed to purehaso a site at a fair price. "This mail." aid Mr. Thomas, "will confer with hi iwrtner and in h few dux will have his proposition reduc ed to writ nig. I cannot now tuiiue this company," said Mr. Thomas, "hut 1 uii ii Khhurc you that it w. very liUich in earnest about this matter It rid is Nuxious to make this tlio lo cution of its principal jiJant." It wa the general expression ipaonir club members that Mod foril, will take the matter up with oqual ometiies. UNCLE 1 10 TESS OF THE STORM C OUNTHY ' AT THE STAfl NFOC E GAME LAWS CRATER E P M'ADOO RETURNS FROM SOUTH AMERICAN TRIP SHUTOUT NT.WS. .t.. May I. The crui-er Teuues-ec. with Secre tary t the Treuvirv MeAdoo and wrt aboard, arrived in Hampton Itouda shortly betore 8 o'clock today. lloinUrfri Itollnqulhtunfnt - No. 1. 180 acres, s mJ. from Med. ford, out 3000 tieri wood tit hulln (I lit nice, about 1-3 of Uod can le farmed hn cleared, in heart of bft ho and cattle ro&p in coun ty, com? improvements (No .' 40 fcerea, 7 mi from rail road ahftut ioa tier wood ey haullnu ,1utaico, oftout 10 acrea bot tom land, opens no (lift pIais bog nn1 tattle range. Phone 831-L, or 'V4i at .'U6 wkt .vain at Why Smokft ITU Cigars When ! flondas am onlr 10o, Senator ( hnttibeihitn b.i- inlr dined at the request nl' the dip, ill ment of the interior -cimtc bill "iTHl to accept cession li the tatc ol (lr egon of exclusive pindir(ioii over the lands embraced within the I'mNr Lake National rk. as provided b the last legislature. The bill reercs to the state the right to serve ciwl and criminal process within the park limiK The jiark is made a part of the United States judicial district for Or egon and the federal district couit is given jurisdiction within boundar ies for nil offenses committed. Among other provisions are the following :i All hunting or the killing, wound ing or capturing at any time of any I wild bird or animal, except dangerous animals when it is necessary to pre- vent them from destroying human i lives or inflicting personal injury, is prohibited within the limit of said park, nor can fish be takun in any other manner than with hook and line, nt sensons specified by the sec retary of the interior. Injury or sKliution of timber, min eral deposits, natural curiosities, boundary monuments, buildings, fences or improvements is forbidden, or searing or capture of wild birds is prohibited. Possession of dead bodies of fish, birds or animals is made prima facie evidence of guilt. Stage companies and railroads are forbidden to transport the same. Fines of $500 maximum or imprison- ( ment of six months are provided. i Guns, traps, teams, horses or means of transportation used within park limits by those engaged in kill ing, trapping or capturing animals or birds are deelared forfeited and may be seized. The federal district court is nu-! thorized to appoint a commissioner, who shall reside in the park and have , .jurisdiction to hear and net upon all complaints, at u salary of ifl.'iOl) aj year. Fees, costs and expense. nro. disposed of as in the federal courts. ' Tonight J Tlio rei;ulnr monthly mooting of the (irlrzflns will bo held tonight at I 7::i0 at the public library. Help oncotirago tlio rluli by being jirosont nt this meeting. MISS BTIIKL ClMtltV. Secretary. jMNraW' '"'i&lfmJ ffJWaMaBKjfeMr twBfs gW'-t i aRaaHaf dU i ffBM flBVffJrNHSl ranitnv m sr wmt "n urn fw mi i wm is-b OF IALENT PROMISED TRACK MEET A scene from Mary Piekfoid' greatest film drama, "Te-s of the Storm Country." The demand was so great for the reliiVn of this mih jeet that the l'.iratnotmt Picture Cor po int ion have made many new prints and sunn- ih pnixiuu a binrcr drawing NE'ER DO WELL REMARKABLE FILM card than it-did wIh-h tu-st teleased. Mnrv Pii'kford it ade n loir part of her wonderful reputation in thin piu ture. It need no introduction, an ev icry one kuow "Tvs of tlu Storm Country." It .will be shonn at the Star theater tonight only. Tlio popularity of Hex Hoaeh's stories was demonstrated at the I'ago tlioatro yostcrdny nt the first presen tation of tlio film version of the "No'cr-Do-Woll." "Tho ".NVor-Do-Woll" la an unusual picture .and tho nctlng of Kathlyn Wllllamn and Wheeler Oak man la oxcollent. Not alnco the roleaao of "The Spoilers" hag filmland taken more notlco of a. film drama than that ovldoncort In "The No'or-Do-Woll". There are many similar details In connection with thoao two groat drama filmed by the Sollg company, lloth atorloa wero written by Hex llench, tho novellat; votti run about tho aanie length, nlno reels; both wore produreil by Colin Campbell, tho well-known director; both woro filmod under the poraonal auporvla lon of William X. Sollg, prealdont of tho Sellg Polyaeope company; both deal with red-blooded Americans ami truo American life. Tho rneonl achloved ao far by "Tho No'er-l)o-Well" la iiuuaual. A majority of 'The Ne'er-Do-Woll" aennoa xvero filmed In the Panama canal zone. Life as It waa during the work on the Panama canal la faith fully reproduced; Interior acenoa of old Panama prlaoua; odd nooks and corimra In Colon; work nlong tho big canal; and tho Interiors of tho homo of Spanish aristocracy aro shown with every attention to truo detail. Tho atory of "Tho Ne'or-l)o-Well" opeua In New York City, nud there la a battlo every hit lis realistic as that Hhown In "The Spoilers." Wonderful photography, acting, and an exciting atory combine to mnko "Tho No'or-I)o-Voll" ono of tho groatoat of film productions and a drama thnt will add to tho laurels ot tho silent drama. Today will be tho final performanco of this exception al plcture-plny. WASHINGTON', May I. -Chairman Hay of tho house military af fairs commit tun, one of the confer ees now adjusting Hiiuts in the army bill, disputed between house and sen ate, conferred uiirly today with Pres ident Wilson. Mr. Hay nid that the conferees had reached a dccinrliii on the volunteer army feature of the senate hill and that the senate con ferees were pressing for its adoption, while the house conferees took the opimsitc stimd. The president lavors the senate plan. The Mi dlord tiiu k team i iitiimt eX- pii t ti win the southern Oiron iir.uk mei t Snliirda.x bx lirsi pi-ccs, ; tmr noi-t 'intend for the iini.pint.x of -i i ml and third places. The names uf the -tars of the xarious teams 1 1 iituiiijj here ahow a great arrav of talent ami a vital sure thing that ' fiint places will be scattered among ail the schools. It is this fact that shows a ray of light for Medford to win the track meet, for it learn is one of consistent place men who plug along without giving up. Take the mile Hell and Parker ought to place in that', leaving first , to Abbott of Ashland, and that city imly one point to the good. In the sprints (I rise, of Ashland, who heretofore has had nil the best of it, will be fighting for a place. Crescent City haw it pheuoin and Klamath Falls claims a sprinter. Medford has several fair men. We should pick up three or one points here, ami in that ease Ashland would not lead us in the weights and jiiniw. We will make up lost time and get our big lead. The hurdles look especially good to us and should prove a point maker. The "Ithuk Hon" Crescent City, which has for the past two years been asking for nil mittnnee to the southern Oregon league, has at last been given mem bership mill is, therefore, runner to the enlarging of the league to include northern California. It will send a team of eight men picked from a turnout of fifty men. Iteports make this xchool the black horse of the league and has uiset all dope. Ashland has been practicing nud will scud the best team in years. Seely, Williamson, llraudon and Nar lognn will have the hulk of the work, with Hob Fields to help them out. Hell nud Parker can cut Jho mile around five minutes and Abbott, of Ashland consistently does it in less. Parker is u green mini and has really never extended himself, lie really does not know his own strength. He nmy prove the sensation of the meet. Confidence and field generalship am what he lacks, lie is n natural dis tance man and for a beginner has a pretty stride. 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