Medford mail tribune., March 20, 1919, Page 6, Image 6

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MOST SUCCESSFU
SAIiFU. Mnreh 20. After liMen
in, vestenliiv to 11 nrotesi nindo lv
S. S. Muliler of Oroeon Oitv, wTm
elnuned n nrior ritiht to tho waters
of Herman ereelc. one mile . alwve
Piisende looks, where' the Ktiuo has
auxiliary feeding nonds lor the
IJmincvillo fiali hntelierv. tho state
fiwh nnd irnmo eomnussion voted to
neoniro the nropertv bv condemnation
in the event that n uriec to be otter
ed holders of the uronertv ih not
acttcntcd. .Master Fish Warden Clan-
t ton elaimed that he had a nrior rmlit
for the state to the use of th eereek.
and that he is feeding 8.300.000 vonnsr
salmon tjiore at the present 'tune.
At the afternoon session of the
eomniissioii. 'William L. Finlcv. stale
. Inoloirist, cnloreil a written protest
nirniust notion of. the commission in
mcreuKinir the salaries of the master
fish warden, the state mime warden
. and others in the department without
mentioning Kmlcv's department.
' lnrrea.se Salaries
SALEM, Mar. 20. Charges pre-
i forred liy the Orepon Sportsmen's
' league against Frank W. Warren,
member of tho state fish and Same
commission, and Carl Shoemaker,
stato game warden, relative to alleg
ed favoring of commercial interests
to the detriment of game fishing and
to using tho fish and crnne depart
ment for political purposes, were pre
sented to the fish and game commis
sion by Governor Oleott at a meeting
of tho commission yesterday. These
charges had been received by Gover
nor Oleott In tho morning. They were
discussod by the commission, meet
ing in executive session with tho gov
ernor and Garme Warden Shoemaker
wis Instructed to prepare a written
reply, wbich will be given out later.
' Adopting the recommendations of
Game Warden Shoemaker, tho com
mission increased the salaries of the
principal employes of that depart
ment and authorized tho finance
committee to adjust the salaries of
1 all game wardens. '
-'.. -,' Salaries Aro liaised . -;
.'The salary of Game WTarden Shoe
maker was increased from .$2400 a
year to $3600, while the salary of
Master Fish Warden Clnnton was in
creased from $2500 to $3600 a year.
' Other salaries were Increased as fol
" lows: '''",
Secretary F. I. Brown, from $150
to $165 a month: Clerk Moreland
from $150 to $165 a month; deputy
1200 to $1800 a year; deputy fish
warden in district No. 2, from $1000
to,$1400 a year. .
'Commissioner Warren explained
that the legislature granted an in
- creased appropriation to take. care of
these Increases, and In reply to a
question from Governor Oleott ho
said the ways a'nd means committee
was informed of the proposed salary
increases before the appropriation
was made
The salaries of deputy game wardens,-which
under the old law were
limited to $90 a month, may be In
creased up to $150 ly the action of
the finance committee and the state
game warden, according to authority
granted by the commission.
The commission adopted the game
' warden's recommendation that ang
ling for bass, croppies, Williamson's
white fish, eat fish and grayling be
prohibited in all waters of Oregon
during the months of December, Jan
uary, February and March of each
year. . :-v . ?
: ;v ftcaclliinoft Re-established .
Another recommendation adopted
prohibits angling in all waters of
district No. 2 during December, Jan
nary, February and March, each year,
. The commission voted to re-estab
lish all deadlines so as to permit
hook and line fishing above or below
the line, as the case may be. This
will affect deadlines at the mouth of
-Rogue river, in Alsea river and other
oast streams.
The. commission decided to permit
ithc Bale of salmon caught by hook
nnd line during the commercially
closed season. ,
': Elk lake and Elk creek, in Des
ehules county, were closed to all
kinds of angling.
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RIDDLE TO ESTABLISH
PAPER IN OAKLAND
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' ROSEBUHG. Ore.. March 20
Claude A. Riddle,, formerly editor of
the Riddle Tribune, n weekly newspa
per nt Riddle, Ore., publication of
which was suspended durum the war.
'announced todnv the purchase from
J). K.. Vernon of the plant of the
Ouklnnd, Ore., Advance, another
weekly which suspended publication
some tune niro, Riddle will hereafter
publish a weekly newspaper to bo
: known as the Oakland Tribune.
Cut This Ont It Is Worth Money
DON'T MlaS TtllS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with 5c and mail ft to
Folev & Co.. 2835 Sheffield Ave.,
Chicago, 111., writing your name and
? address clearly. You will receive in
return a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound,
lor coughs, colds nnd croup; Foley
Kldnoy Pills for pain In sides and
.back; rheumatism, backache, kldnoy
aiid bladder ailments; and Foley Ca
thartic TabletB, a wholesome ., nnd
thoroughly cleansing cathartic, tor
constipation, biliousness, headache,
and sluggish 'bowels, For sale by
Medford Pharmacy.
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'. President Wilson, coinmandor-ln-chiet of tho American army, dined wtih a group of his genorals at
Montlgny, Leroi. In the picture are shown, loft to right. General Jamos W. McAndrows. chief of staff; Mrs.
Wilson, General Pershing, President Wilson and General Halo, 26th division. Ambassador Jussorand,
French ambauuor to Washington; General Huator Liggett and Mrs. Jusserand woro also prosunt.
I CUrlstenson 'company hnvo been
I taken over by the now organization,
It was stated, and arrangements have
L'tnm inuuu ui (lneraio Kovuruiti'.'iii
vessels now in the Portland harbor.
SALEM, Mar. 20. Articles of in
corporation were filed hero today for
the Columbia Pacific Shipping com
pany, with initial capital of $100,
000. The company, which Is being
formed by ten of the most influential
business men of Portland, is expected
to insure tho operation of a Portland
controlled steamship line to and from
all parts of the world, which offer
cargo...'"
Several vessels of the Sudden and
A. l & A. M.
Regular communication Mod
ford Lodge 103. Friday even-
ins,- March 21, nt 7:15 p. m. sharp.
307 I.. 14. WILLIAMS. .
Tnrd of Thanks
We wish to express our sincere
thaiiKs to our 'friends for their kind
ness miring our bereavement in the
loss of our beloved mother . and
daughter, Mrs. Evlo DoJarnatt; also
for the beautiful floral offerings.
! THE FAMILY.
. ORDEREO JY BRIIA1N
LONDON, Mar. 20. After success
ful trials of new British dirigibles of
tho rigid itypo of construction, the
government, according to tho Mail,
has ordorod the building of two en
ormous airships: Each will ho MI0
feet in length and will have a cnimcv
llv of three nillllun cublo feat. They
will be driven by six engines which
wlir goncrntn a total of 1X00 horno
power and It Is suid will hnvo a lift
ing power of olghty tons compared
with 29 tons, the largest load carried
by any known to bo In oxlstcnco.
SAN I'liANVlSCO, Oil.. Mnivh 'JO.
Willi little nuii'O 1 1 ui it two weeks b
fui'O thb heuiiiuititr of the l'tiuifiv
I 'oust li'itiiuo htilmll Hiuison, nit of
Oie eluhs are deeply engrossed nt their
respective linmiiuMuumM emleiivor
mil! to whip their plnvinur roiiihuin
turns into sluipo tor the opviiiiik dav
eiiiues on April H.
As us usual at this tuna of tliv
venr. all leimrts nl thu v relative
sliinmths of the various tininiH Is
iiiurii cnnici'luru hut linsvhiill cxperls
seem Imrlv iiuitoil in vxpressimr tho
belief that the tenuis tmi'milcll on a
nut on theif show of ulilvlliir nllllltv
thus fur exhibited.
Local newHpiiper w ritein who have
heen wiitelung the work ol the Sim-KiaiH-isco
eliib nru somhntf in optim
islie reports mid this mav he soul to
lie more or less the ease with respeet
tu the other eliihs aecoriliiii! to esti
mate ol' their Inline town seniles,
Amonir the iiiilividunl nlnvers who
have rei'wivml u largo share of pre
season attention trom thu writers is
Hal Diinoi'k, the toniier Uinversitv
of ('nliliirum lelt handed pitcher, who
's with the .San Frnui'isi'o team.
Milliliter Charles (Inihnni is onlhiiR-uistn-
over the pruspeets of this plnv
er nnd iireiliets that lie will he one of
the Hi'iixnlimis ol the season, himnrk
iiiailu a hi'ilhiint reeord with his eiil
Iceo varsitv ami (Irahntn seems euii-
llllli.ll lllitt ll,l U'lll 1,11 littll. Ir, (ill.ll IIIMft
his uoud work in professional eom-
pnuv. Ihe predictiiin him been made
t tint th,, finnl fnnUi, nit of tin, K.tnls
ont'.ield will bo Hclmllcr. Harper mid
Fitiurald,
I'riietice milium plnved hv the
leiigiie teams have been against irood.
bud and nidi I I'erent clubs hud hnvo
n hocn pnitieiihirlv oulmhtcnliiir in
the iniitler nt' tormina en estiiimte ot
the former's abilities either on the of.
tensive or ilelensivo. At liuii'H the
pluvini: ii the leiiL'liers has been ns
wild mid erratic as the worst. exhi
bition put up bv the sciiy-profcssion-nls
and iiiiiitteurs. .
mf- WiVfft' -?h&iii - k if t fWmWm
On ihe way down t town ; ' lM
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licioys "cooked" flavor of your ' ' B '
a$kT r$fr (& Jt'ctoaeted. iko the apple, it tastes much , '
r eia S tu 5Si 'Se better "cooked" than "aw" because . ,t , T
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v Now .being eonducted at Vaneouver UarrackH,
Vancouver, Washington, .liy the
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United States Spruce Production Corporation
A Motor Trucks V- to r toim, $1,000 to $1,200
. Trailers 2' to 5 ton, $ 100 to $1,000.
; Fords $300 to $ Ii 30.
Alo a few piiH.senger ears of other waken, AH
carry prices plainly marked. Oonie and hoc and
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buy.
For further Informal I on address Automobile
Dept., Hales Hoard, lliilfexl HtAfes Hprueu I'ro
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- VILMO )
FLOUR POPULAR i
,
iividcntly someone know where Good Flour is Made,
as tho Roguo Valley Milling Company Was burglaf'
izod Tuesday night and some VILMO Flour stohjn.
We advice you to buy your's from your local grocciV
f d i ' t f j
Rogue Valleyl Milling Co.
Medford,' Oregon ' '