Medford mail tribune., January 06, 1920, Page 6, Image 6

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STED'FOTt'D WCTTTI TRIBUNE, flfEDFOin), OT?EflOX. TUESDAY, JANUARY f. 1020
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With These Farm Conveniences
You're Living inthe City
3y having running water
in your house, barn and
outbuildings, and electric
lights throughout, you will
have all the conveniences
of a city home.
And at the surprisingly
low cost at which the
PAUL AUTOMATIC
PRESSURE SYSTEM
&ZSX&M. LIGHTING PLANTS
can be installed, you
can afford them.
Ask us for further infor
mation. It will be a pleas
ure to figure with you
whether yon decide to buy
11 ww r nwt.
James R. Milan
HOR'INE'K BLDG; M'edfosd, Ore.
LOCAL SPORTSMEN
O O O O .Q
Heath's Drug Stow
QUALIFIES AS A&
A. D. S. Store
SEE XSVJk TKIVBQiBm
t& 0UDG1 II
Did Ycm Sfaopa
'i "Melon
ON January first we ow!i(ed fan t-pvtmiiii
of our Savings Dcpowkx-t U.. :s-wi'il
Interest payment.
It was just like "fiwrJ ., mwt" SwriC
thPise. fuircls' had not Vrew. (AryvM-i Wr. ,i.t
the First National ilwi -lvm ire
would have reiiiin'i idle w If i" pjnt w
necessarily.
It's a "good thing" yoi hld $fc in on,
it too.
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Stating that the Oregon State Fish
, and Game Protective association was
a unit for the complete divorcement
' of the commercial canned en' and
i people's intercuts now administered
, by the state fish and game com ml s-
8ion and supporting Governor Olcott
! in his opinion that harmony could
i not be restored under the present
! commission or form of adminiBtra-
lion of fish and game matters, repre
sentatives of the anglers, hunters
and other general public interests
went on record at the special meeting
, called by Governor Olcott at Salem
yeslerday morning.
Immediately upon assembling In
sonute chamber, Senator A. W. Nor
blad, of the lower Columbia li-rer dis
trict was elected chairman of the
meeting and Governor Olcott was in
vited to attend the meeting. The
governor in addressing the meeting
reiterated his former opinion that
harmcny under the present plan of
administr-ation of fish a-n-d g-a-me mat
ters of the state was impossible and
that he believed the best interests of
the people would be served by thh
establiHliment of two separate com
lissions, one to ad-minister the inter
ests f;f the people and the sports-men
and the other to be purely represen
tative of the ni-nnerie.s a-nd com-mer-
c-kil interests.
Senator XorbId then caMod on the
Fin and Gaio Protective association
delegates, miAitft different fndivU
uals and insiftlitg t'l.l ty should
stato meir f,riev-ts. PrtnrtL A
.. IH)Wi, of tile Tlam ?it Ga Pro
tective io state tfeit I'm
first V5 desirtd jw tit's wttoval
of I'm jrtvt f'i a fm tv.m.mte
ion atd lu ( 1 1 i at of all 90I
i I ics froo tfeo fink a4 gave initeit
fit rut fc. Dr. I)w staUt tie Ow
gon !?tat KWh t.nd (iuu Ira'Uvs
lHtdti wis fully it accord
tko govern r's vi?s nr;a.r'Jig t
preffnt :oce-'ry cWiih vi miii
tat wiiii W cG'jMfi(r. of tW re
poMt of t'9 ir.rt empWyjW. t aMit
(bat tW J'w 1 .'. (Vmm? fretiVQ
ate fiXW 4m,iM vm U tJw o-
vi--a.:lity me liijr.6fc tv
Evl-tlT iMXwxt; t 5iub Vma JSffc.
c u 1 1 14 Ml. (WtVt j 1 f W. . f t-ltf
s.tW:vn O-c'in wctliE rmliw by tha
resvatiM of tlic wilat gaiae nl
HSeiS its VAST YSACt JV
Jk. fltaMMD'S """V
fS?t!iJ cold remei!l7 for 10 pea
ia time: lorm iw, iiiw, no
opiate. breaks up a cold tn 24
hours relievea grip tn 3 davs;
4 Money back if it fails. The
. genuine Dox nas a Kea
top wttn Mr. i tins
picture.
t A ' Dwig. Slmrm't
Kame (inh and criticized in no uncer
tain language the lax manner In
which the people's Intercuts were be
ing cared for. Mr. Mansfield said
that the fact that hundreds of mil
lion!) of dollars of fish had been
taken and sold by Oregon packers
was not evidence that the packers
had a vested right to all the remain
ing fish in the waters of the state
but that the fish belonged to tho peo
ple who were entitled to see that
they were not exterminated for" the
benefit of commercial interests. The
speaker made positive statements in
regard to the steadily decreasing
bteelhead trout In the tipper Kogue
river and said that spawning beds
that 't visited by thousands of
-stcelhead a few years ago, were to
his personal knowledge now entirely
deserted in the spawning season. Mr.
.Mansricld's address received consid
erable applause.
Senator C. M. Thomas told the
meeting that the first action in order
was the resignation of the present
state fish and game commission and
said he fully a-g-reed with Governor
Olcott that two commissions were
necessary and that politics should
not bo per.m'iMed to have a-ny p'fr-t In
future ad'nrtnls.t-r.at.ion of eit'h'er commission.
Rodefic JI'acGleay, owner of the
ca-nnery at the mout'h of Itog-ue 1'i-vcF,
was called on at the a;fterneon ses
sion by Sena-tor Norblad who sa-id
that in view of the statements o'f Mr.
M'ansfleld and others, that Mr. M'ac
Clefiy W'lis entitled to spca-k i-n de
fense of his own position. Mr. Mac
CIeay denied that commercial fishing
at the mouth of the Koguo was de
pleting the salmon or other fish, and
offered the ex-cuse that if fish were
becoming scarce In- the upper river
that it was caused by the AnieaU dur,
irrigation (ll-tchoB, fish being killed
by power pla-nts and the fact that
tko f-isH wcro fii'lg other $jS,'i.'
.rona-ils in ls lowc' river.
Vr'Uca tola) b- SeMtor. Tt-imm
tat of 37 ccaa asia.l tiknMn vk
tijuk liciMs at Ciraitts Pass tea)
yttir ovlr I'ft MMi.ulsaaaj. fn lae
first ik a t'M wm's f'.Hkiaii, Vr.
aaraaClri; aaat'. notkiis; to offir of
law ii-.-bJa.-t. ( statfi t'aat tin
aarja vwa irfeily v.t3W
vitk tk: rtMtsit MaaixibiiiiL't. aaWt til'
a-1. taiaJi it ''. ta ;i.ra.la it iato
twa Iwiw. TVs Sit lM. tke m
tkw ai.'aatnt eai4ru:) ol. tka mevtk
of tWa rivv ft.' Muay ytors M.i
ja.?Hiu imif lwjt.$, isu'jW f-'ilim jaHVpi
Tmn4t aaMaaawr Via? fantUM:la's aaMiatf.
ti.aa.3. Mr. )S.'Cleat .ai.vi t(a,t li
wrt. tijew at tlm iCeaikanC rai
cv:w V:-a';'' 'ml G-.iH'it.jai- stwl-
aattrf Vtvre Xaat f?4 ; in. tma EiM
9W'aa ta llu ski! !t t'ai j-fcaV a.-.
ir. NiVaaai, . af tk t'ri a
arasM.yaria.., s?-Me ia). favaay 'at! ka cas
ing tVo ytrwsMt i:tJi. n., saying it
tMvs jcrfc.t (MiInrX'tM ta tku eoia
aai!'. anai.'y'x, wkU Sir. i-a.f-frt,
alta Ci'liMlait .! m tau-wyxaii
fHattmi tSaw.t tte jr(t fiaa aant gtuaas
comaaissi'ws. rwi "eWaaj tat cawatar
ckil fa;4is(-aia tko .best finvice tkt
it )kai '.-( r ari aji f:toai rosy t4mx-
kitratitn."
TWj cIImv f. tke aau:l ww
raixkeal in. the aftcrnoast w'auK
tr ?keaaj.-j i conclmataaa; a Jcwafitl
Ja'999 4smmi. Uia-at Jt wtaj ttai ila-
Ma a tho Oajwfaai. xrte FitA ml
Ono Pmaclivt MainciuHkaa to kavi
ii.trc.a'.traal in la faucte.l ww'aasi of
tko lssWr.!ar a 'y bill to laks l to
place of tks Kokko Kiver V'iak bill
vetoed at Ike last :e-wio Ity tke llt
Cinvn-ait' fi'ithyconilai ad also a bill
to prohibit tke appropriation of Stat"
funds to bo usod in propagating oi
mcroial flsk Cor the benefit of the
canneries and other commercianl in
terests. Senator Thomas stated that
an unpreced nted enthusiasm was
aroused in j.nithern Oregt'a in favor
of preserving the fishing and game
resources of tho state u'nd that Jack
son, Josephine and Douglas counties
would go down the line as a unit
backed by strong organizations with
sufficient means to carry their plea
to the people of the state.
President Price, of the Oregon
Hotel Men's association, Marshall
Dana, of the Oregon Fish and Game
Protective association and several
others spoke in favor of separate
commissions for cannerymen and the
game fish Interests.
Jackson county was represented
by Senator C. M. Thomas, GecTge
Mansfield and T. E. Daniels.
WHEN MEALS
HIT BACK
'Pape' Diapepsin" instantly
Ends Indigestion, Sourness,
Stomach Acidity
A-r e 1 um.ps off u n d i e e s t e d f oo d
catuasittc you p;ain? ! your stomach
acf'd, j-.a'sfl.y, so.u-r, or ha-ve you flatu
lence," h.eantburn? Then ta-ke Pape's
I) ia pepsin.
Just as soon as you eat a tablet or
two of P-ape-'s Diapepsin all that dys
pe.ps'1'a, indi'g'est'lon and stomach dis
tress fia-u-sed by acidity ends. These
pl'oaesa-nt, harm-less tag-lots of Pa-pe's
Dta-pepsin never fail to make sick,
upset stomachs feel fine at once, and
they cost very little ut drug stores.
TOB-AT 0?n.Y
f-awr lst ukjatse w
m m SHMa m.
S'B.ra.fcs.'?'"
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PAGE-TONIGHT
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