Medford mail tribune., July 14, 1925, Image 8

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pace ETmrr
Mt&ronn matl trttjuxe, m rift ford." orkoov, tttesday. jitly i io2.-
Two nipro forest fires wx'rc repnrt-
a a e
d to the Crater XitTinntn KfdVHi uf-
fice ypHtorilny ftirnirij milking)
-total of 16 fin-H Ji iiImk n im
tloniil forest aren uiij Hiale timlior
lafiifi liu'lii(lal fn Jiictnoii .oiiniy.
However, they nil und'iu ''iid
and oifc- 01 twy Vuvc itlreatt burn id
t)teinselt-i yi,v
One new fire on state timfjer land
vmtH iorte( as lumiiiii;. oi Skele
tri nffiujitain, "neat t Jiradwah-tH
of PJnans ereek, overinn only iifi
ae of Jv neres. The . ntlu-K five
ll'epoj'ted 1h in the FfjurbU 'Trek, (Utf
trU:t near JlerclilierKOr niamitui in
the Cratgr. National- fin-cut. IJuili
fltrw fye attributed to Jighlnln.
1 !M laricfHt fiit wliieh euveied an
ria of 18 arre and " wirs burning:
r. Hirin 'tt. Hut to In the Kvuiih
iyfk coun ry.. was pHt under on
tr4 yeiter my ly fcitirte ffn fiKhttni:
erwi. Tt e lilazr w-hlrh was liurnliiK
in tho ilrownwhoro eomitry lturneil
taft out after it had (ytvered an
rta of 10 acrea of brush, mid tiinbt-r.
. r
j (Wthlly nil of the foretu fir ro
! ported In various v-fit of iWjrLih
j i. (Mint y were under (Witrol today, it
! was announce. 1 tiiis morning. Of the
22 fire rep vtd yeHterday on the
riliiiia national fma) t, all are ex
tfiiKUirthed (' under rigtrol with the
exeeptloiQ of tw on(t '",,n? la t 'l
on illaek creek, a trimitary of Little
river, and the other on (irassy Dnch
elKlit milea north-st of CapKinhee.
0
I'H.Vl). nrc.i PuK-cat i. Paulina!
: prairi. iimx 'outl-outhwesterly
immiim ientl. -aji nilie report cu ji im-w
ifi at Ui:2U o'eloi t thi&j iiin-nii)K
REFUSE TO MAKE
qui for official Investigation of the
deputation of 28 JupaneneOtll work-ei-H
at Toledo, Ore., by a moh of citi
'W was sent to Ooveojor I'ierce to
diy by II. Okamato. JunantrHe
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HAI.KM. Ore.. July 14. V. A. Uel-
I zell, t-w-reiary tfi (Jovernur i'ierce
!h t'hailes A.
i'he blaze 1m belnic i'eiidedI.y ""'' l;,o-ominiHHiri(. veslinited the
ion-en acr.y dink' l fi J-ioPt Reived ja panewe lift .01 ouiTje at Toledo, Ore
at the ft.elilles S'atJtui";!, Koit 1(rfay giat he believed t-
tieinirtuarter.M-her iiuitiKntv at noon tuy jhero i at an end. jit- tuft d he
registered fid dfuree. rt"d bk-li anr,WctuIil make no formal rRrt tojhe
favorable J'or. fhe I'iiV fihtei ,jay jfovy WjP. t
ffk iti, relorts. , , " l "Al ' pre.sent," wid JJelzt II, "the
r , , ' siiy.itioii is o.uiet. Tin' I'aulfje 'pfuee
, Kl'(;i;.SII, t !., .nly M. Twif elas.s omp UV euiplo iiiK: all white nifc'i;
'A forest fires ill the iusl'i ' uat ionaj I in y s mill ind 1 om i tiynfc, in fact,
forest weru rep'urted to the Im-al of- j tbikt since tlif deporta'rio'n of hist Ijun
Hce'irf tin forvt M-rvlre today ly .M.J day. that a '.inese will no iato.ltlV
lioljart lurbiH. i;tner in the fiardi- conimuf ity. What wiU be done In the-net-
at)d. I'miniua i i.v;v'(ll.iti.ict ' f wuy of prosecution of th'c'citlzeilH.who
'Im! fires lire small, though initen- ' jook the .lapaherfe out of fife eonimu-,
tially Ki''at, afcordliiK fu t-he- foi niiy 1'don't know. The comjiatiy Jtaliis
(ift'-ici.lls. . ' ' j(.f lakinff the case? to the" federal
, , r. .(.-ogris anil whether that can 'be doiu
Is Hrimmti KiKhtiiiy I'lie. . ;i tf, not know. Hairing agitation, I
VANVM'VKIi, "11. C. July J 3. -think the affair will btw over and
While ttattliiiK.a forest fhe niKiiiff 1 pciicp settle upon the community."
over the, timber Hint's of the fievan I,abor Commlsslom-r (irmji would
Lumher company ne-u- Cumberlaud, : have nothing to say; explaihinj that
H. .on Vancouver island yes'jei day, he . was sent' by Governor i'ierce to
f the J.um- investigate, and tliat anything siven
is assoeia- out for publication should come from
the governor. .
' nORKRUHO, Ore., July 1-1. Irae.
Harry Conrad, president
herland Great War Vct
lion fell into a flume carrying water
to a power house of the Canadian Col
lieries and drowned.
I'filtTI.AXD. Ore.. July 14. A re-
consul In i'ortland. w
The local consulate is not In posses
sion of ail details of the Toledo Inci
dent and no action will be tukigi until
thcQovernor'H reply lHg-feeivetrAv-n
full infomtlon is received the Port
land consul will forward the data to
Ambassador Matsudalra in Washing
ton, C, where a protest, if uny,
will be made.
?Cfj more troMble in oter 'mill towns
Ik IXI1IXIII I.V lltn n.ui.nlQ ..fflof. II
u,. i.t 1,'t.n,.,. ,.fr i.. R.i..,. in ini' tnift
to nvitid Incidents of this lfln T" Thin afternoon ip-. CooIIcIkc will re
Japanese .are aftxioua to kft'p rela- ' ceivo .eibei H of the cxecuvo) colla
tions with .hc ..jilted tiiteH on a cl1 w,14 wVrved ftth h)ii dui Hig hi
friendly Iffisis, it was stated. . t-mfiH governor of ift lato. m
The Japanese expelled, fron Toledo i i-Ji'tr tnis wee ti president naH
arc in rrtland and are Vlng i;i ed 'U'CTtgtMneis o i V ve me new
KWAMI'HCOTT. Ma. July 14. (A.
P.) President Coolbte is finding a
steadily growing calendar, flk'ls reflec
tion upon leaving Washington that the
cares of the 0'di&itial office do not
permit any exn.'ntd vacu9ion is luv-
nas
i ill-'
wcr
Tiie flainrs
. ....iii.m itli.O nnd wnulfl nut fnn.
bv IiikIi wind Into yftiT(lay unil mai llnuo loan juuko uin,
nlu-ht Ihey had covered 800 aurei. 'after on Mer nlclit mudy of brief,
Tmlav thev' were still m.readlim. !nnd authority cited. a. understood
Kooten,,. for.t ffi.l,lH reporte.
,.readlnB over tho Yaak r.ver cou..- v; . ... .. . -y
IjUS,.er company fire
which for two aaya "
was under telll-
t) The Neils
north ok l.lbby,
threatened tho town,
pary control today.
HKFI SK.S TO STOI' I'UA
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in el -art land anil aru Jflng iicd JJittiBeinen,H to ry
by their countrymen. . rsijr from KKfpt ai
. ike niinlHtai
BWRttDEUlilY,
.THREAMEDBVflRE
and to entertain also
P44f minister of iVfitign uffali
Mho wiR befca guest luncheon. John
lltym Wanunond, a close frietflf the
prt4nt, dio is spend ytf the'samtier
at GlUucttter. nar htre, willlje guest'
it the same ime.
XKW YORK'. Ju T3. (leorpe.W.
Field and Geoj-g - MoiHe, Xormr
heads of two brollf raife firmrf. which
fniled for a total oT J 3.200. v48 in
1.1)22. today were enteneed in federal
rourt to serve 'ono year and cine
day each in Atlanta prison for
They help to IncrentV the ntmos
phere of hostility t our point itfSWTfew
which lilA-ady exists In this community
hy wldeHprendiropagandn."
Afte- the, (jyscussison had been In
full tilftfr some minute Juti$ Haul
ston suggested, "jenaemen. do not
turn thlsl into an aruflmenf'.
'This Btntute H.s no doctrine shallJ
be taugh which ifi contritry to the Di
vine account contained in the IJlbrV'
persisted Darrow. "So f!ienis no ques
tion Miout. the rellgftius ifhurat ter yf
ihese proceedings." .
'This court ha,i jfti purpose except
to find tho trifth and do justice to all
tho issuin Involved In ihiscase." said
InHi'A 'ltimlutnn. etosinir th dlscUS-
Judge
sion.
COCUT ROOM. DAYTON. Tenn..
jyly 14. (A. P. Clarence Dai;i;ow
counsel for John U. Scopes, who es
terdat made a two hour speech on a
motionuo quash the Indictment agaUt
MIHKOrLA, Moot., Julf 14.
Klames burning along Granite creek, tl.e HchooMeircrherPsaki when he came
bucketing customers' orders. Their south of Libby, had threatnec sev- jnto court this morning that aftrr go
trial began last week, hut before it eral ranches when fitfhters found ng over his notes on yesterday's ad
ended, both pleaded guilty. I themselves unable to check their dress ho had decided that he hail made
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The homely appeal of
"THE OLD NEST
The gripping power of
"WAY DOWN EAST"
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a A gi-cat sty of he Aftierican
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I M ANN'S The B Good, forth. Price, No Matter What the Price MANN'S I
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SEMIANNUAL
Remmasit Sale
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SEMIANNUAL
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An ever increaing thrill is this event! Each season it grows in magnitude and
every new event finds greater price sacrifices. Thousands of yards of short
ends, many dress lengths at half and less than half the regular prices.
SILKS, WOOLENS, WASH GOODS, WHITE GOODS,
CRETONNES, LACES, RIBBONS and MANY OTHER
MATERIALS AT
lSS
THAN COST
m
Silk and Woolen
Remnants
Fine length by the hundred are found
here. Printed and plain Silka, Lining
Silki In good lenghta. Woolen too, in ths
typea that will be ucd for fall AT
Less Than Cost
Lace and
Ribbon
Remnants
Hundreds of yards of
.fine ribbons and lates
to be had here. They
are all d e s i r b 1 e
goods in lengths that
will be handy for fin-'
ishing and trimming
. FOR
less Than
Cretonne Remnants
Many yards of our'amous Colonial
Cretonnes in large and small pat
terns, exceptional values. Lengths
that will do for coats and many that
are long enough iqr that extra room
that .ne&d cuftajns AT LESS THAN .
COST. ' .
.
Scrim and. Curtain
Net Jftemnants
Scrims and Nets in desirable lengths
, and etellnt qualities are to be had
AT LESS THAN COST.
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nil
Cost
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III:
THE. STORE FOR EVEE3BODY
Less" Than
' Cost ..
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Wash Goods
Remnants
Thousands of yards of fine, wash male
rials, including plain- and fancy wah
goods cf all description. .In this lot ia a
dress f cr every member of the family and
play suits for the little tots. All of theae
remnants are marked AT
Less Than Coot
n
Domestic
Remnants
These are the renv
nants that can always
be used'. Those dainty
little white things are
always in the work-
ing. Patching, too ft
lining here or , a pil
low case torn. Rare
values are shown here
(AT