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EIGHT KILLED
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SCK ANTON, Pn., Mnroh UO.
Ki(lil ponoiiH wore instantly Killed
ninl nnallior Hcrionsly iujuivd in :m
explosion, supposedly of ga, which
wrecked tho home of John Cnvnlln, it
Dinunoro, nenr horo.
The dend: Mr. John Cnvnlln, Uo-e
Cnvnlln, npotl three; l.noy C.nvnlln,
II; Li?7,ie Cnvnlln, 14; Doiiiniek Cn
nlln, M; William Cnvnlln. 20; Mr.
Vito Siinunn, Frank Siinunn. Fatally
injnred: Mnmio Siinunn, nged 7.
Cnvnlln nt the lime of the explosion
was absent. The house wn- entirely
coiiKnnied hy fire following the o.-jiIomoii.
DIES AT 74, WIDOW
OF 21 SERIOUSLY ILL.
FAIR AMERICAN IS SHOT
ALONG WITH ITALIAN NOBLE
NAPLES. March 20 Marchese
Sahntor Volplcclll and an unidenti
fied Amerlcnn womnn wero found
dend In a room hero today at tho
Hotel Ilcaorglmcnto. Death in each
Instance was duo to revoher wounds.
The pollco arc Investigating.
The woman resided at the Hotel
I'xcelHfor, hut the management re
fused to reveal her name. Volptcelll
was a memher of a prominent Naples
family.
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MRS ELIJAH MARSHALL-ALLEN
Mrs r.IUah Marshall Alton, twenty
one years old. whose husband died in
New York at the age of seventy-four
r Mv weeks of nniirled life, ! her
clf il-ngerouly ill with pneumonia lr
that city, and fears are lUtertaln ' lit
her friend It Is believed that Mr
Allen left an estate allied nt S-tOO.OOO
BURIED
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AWARDED $12,000 FOR
EIGHT TEETH HE LOST
NEW YORK. Mnreli 20. Axel
IToinestend, aged 25 yenis, is minus
eight teeth today, but he is "in" ex
actly .12,000.
Homestead lost his ctght inci?or
when a Brooklyn Kapid Transit guard
apparently for no reason, walked up
to Axel and swatted them out of their
niaxillinry grins, lloinotead sued
the company and a jurv ordered the
II. It. T. to pay him $1,3:2.:M for each
tooth.
HANGS SELF WHEN CAUGHT
NEAR BRIDE KEEPS
GnOGfuWEDDIiHTS
NCW YORK. March 20. Social
skirmishes and clashes are raging to
day in the upper east side as a result
of Dald Kldansky brenklng his en
gagement with Sadlo Kihhel. Kldan
sky wanted his presents hack, hut
Sadie's father said "no." and tho Tor
iner has taken the ease to court.
Each faction has a large following,
and tho east side Is In nn uproar.
Exhibit A was a letter from Kl
dansky to Fishel. It read:
"Sir: Y'Undertan your daughter
Sadie nnd me have broken it our en
gagement. I want tho presents what
I gave Sadie back."
KHhel replied:
"Sir: In reply to your request for
them presents back what you gavo
Sadie. I write: 'The dinners I have
gave you on lots of times amounts to
more than the value of your presenU.
Sadie can keep them. "
FORT SMITH. Atknnns Mnrch
20. Xuietv inhere norording to Inter
reports were entombed today in the
W 2 mine of the San Hoit Coal
company nt .McCuitnin. Okln., us lite
roult of n gas explosion. One miner
wns rescued nlive turn one uouv lotum.
The mine is on fire. Fans are be
ing used to pump air into tho work
ings nnd the officials hope that many
of the entombed men are still allvo.
Tho pure .lr Is being forced to tho
lower levels, and it is believed that
tho men will be able to survive for
hours.
PRIMARY RESULT IN
MILWAUKEE ELECTION
MIIAVAl'KKK. Wis., March 20. -
1 Practically complete return- from the
j municipal pritunrv held here e-ler-.dav
show that Dr. O. A. Hading was
chosen non-pat tisnu candidate for
mayor ngninM Kmil Seidel, the so
cialist incumbent, who was a!-o nom
inated. Bading's vote was 20,2 IS
while Seidel jmlled 17,2!)!). Congress
man Carey was nNo a non-partisan
candidate for the nomination, polling
1 1,81 votes. The election will he
held on April 12.
TWO SEATTLE DOCTORS
KILLED BY PATIENT
SEATTLE. Wash.. Match 20 - En
tering the office or Or W T. AUey
and Or. Samuel Suskliul. his nMHlst
ant. nt First and Uhorrj streets, Into
this morning A. A. Anderson, n man
about 40 yents uld, u former pntlcntt
opened firo on th nt)ielunt!, fatally
wounding both.
Anderson dashed downstairs, ran
along the trcot for u- or three
blocks nnd then, stopping, ho sent n
bullet into his own both
Tho two doctors nnd the would-be
murderer wero rushed thcVlly hos
pital, where nil three died.
POSITIONS OPEN nlt CLEKIC
(WHHIEK IX MKOFOItn
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Commercial Club Tonight.
There will be tegular nuvt
intr of the Commercial club at
8 o'clock this evening at the
city hall. AH members arc
requested to be present.
An examination for clerk and car
rier will be held at the post office in
this eity on April Kl, 1012. Age lim
it, 18 to !." years. Married women
will not be admitted to the cxnniiuu
tiou. This prohibition, however, does
not upph to women wh me divorced
or those who nre separated from
their husbands and support them
sehes, hut I hey are eligible for up
H)iutmeut only ns clerk.
Applicants must be nhvsicnllv
FIRE BUG DESTROYS
NELSON LUMBER MILL
NELSON. 11. C. March UO.- -Fol-lowing
u Ncrles of Incendiary fires In
the last fuw moutliii which completely
baffled tho police, tho arson bug gt
Inu.v again lust night nnd us a result
the big Yale sawmill Is a tnasii of
smouldering ruins with a loss of
$ili.000. The tire was discovered
early tills morning after It hud gained
considerable headway and but for tho
lucky fact that the wind wns blowing
off shore part of tho town would
surejy have been wiped out. About
1 00.000 feet of lumber Wero destroyed.
.sound, mid mule npplicutiLs miiMt be
not less thuii f feet ! inches in
height without boots or shoes, nod
weigh not less thnu 12." pounds with
out overcoat or hut.
For full information address Wil
ham .1. Warner.
WAR OF PERSONALITIES
BETWEEN TED AND TAFT
speech, but refused to make any com
ment on It. Later he conferred with
Secretary .Meyer. It is believed u war
of bitter penaMiulllleM between Tuft
mill looseclt will follow the nl tanks
already delivered.
FALL KIVKU, Mush., Mmch 20.
Tlitrly thousand textile wovkoiM of
this city today demanded a fifteen
per cent inuremlo In wagci and "Hun
Improved working condltlonn. Tim
mill (iwncifi refuse the Incrcaiie uiuWi
meting of the textile workor'a council
will be called. It Is believed the coun
cil will Niiuctlou u Httlke.
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THKNTO.W X d.. March 20.
President Tuft rend Colonel Roose
velt's reply here todnv to his Huston
7 hers is Only Otsm
Broma
That is
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SPii(jlAL
Thursday - Friday
Saturday
Cut Glass, Gold Doeorntoil Austrian Glass, odd
pit'eos in Ilaviland and Fine Imported CMiina, our
rPKiilar $i2.f)0 to $1 pirccs. Sop display in oast
window. Special for these three days
Choice $2 each
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Lax&five Bromo Quinine
VSCO THE WORLD OVOt TO CURE A COLO IN OHC DAY.
250 (O hcZrtn
Always remember the full name
for this .signature on every box
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informed of her sister's denth in New
York, declared her belief that there
waft at least a slight hope that ft
might be a ense of mistaken identity.
Mrs. Edwin Cnrson, hnse hus
band, Dr. Edwin Carson, died eleven
years ago, was prominent in San
I'rnncisco society, especially in lit
erary and art circles. Since her hus
band's denth she had made her home
here with her sisters, Eugenia and
Curlottn Mubury.
Mrs. Carson left San Francisco
last August for a trip around the
world, which was concluded upon her
armal in New York several days ago.
LA F0LLETTE SWEEPS
NORTH DAKOTA BY 15,000
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only four counties in the old cow
country where he formerly lived.
Democrat ic Vote Light.
Thomns Marshall, progressive can
didate for national committeeman,
claims he has been elected.
But little interest was manifested
in the democratic primnries. Goer
nor John liurkc received only a small
percentage of the normal democratic
vote.
BRITISH MINERS OPPOSE
ASQUITH'S WAGE BILL
LONDON, March 20. Resolutions
denouncing the bill of Premier As
quith nnd demanding ai amendment
fixing the absolute minimum earnings
of every male adult were adopted by
the Miners Federation here this after:
noon. Operators of the Scotch mines
intend to attempt resuming work
Monday with non-union employes.
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ToSUCCESS
Builders of Homes,
Our-
"PROFIT-SHARING
Investment Certificates
areREALMoneylfakers
Send for Booklet
Shoe Sale
ihoe Sale
For Thursday and
Friday
v March 21 and 22
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"We will place on sale all of our Cross make of Women's
Shoes, $3.30, $4, and $5 values, to close out at 92.68
blisses' Shoes, $2.25 and $2.50 values, sale price $1.08
One lot of Men's Shoes and Oxfords, Florsheim make,
$5 and $ft values, stile price $3.68
Gray & Moe
The Place to Go
Boys' and Misses'
Hose
50 dozen extra fine
quality Lisle Finish
Misses' and a heavy
1 x 1 Ribbed Hoys'
School Hose, a 25e
value at most stores.
Here in sizes 5 to J)1!
15 pair
Men's, Ladies' and
Misses' Worsted and
Cash mere Hose, 2u!
and !lf! values, clos
ing out price
10 pair
2 pairs for 35c
Over 50 styles in French Hevel Plato Hand Mir
rors, finest line in tho regular pieces 50c to $3
each. Special 25 per cent discount for these
three days.
10,000 EASTER POST CARDS 1 CENT EACH
Local view Photo Post Cards 2 for 5c, 12 for 25c
HUSSEY
PANSIES
FANCIES
A Special Fine Strain of (lerman Pansies
Kxtra Fine Roses. A Fine Line of 2-Year-Old Stoclc
Cut Flowers in Season Always on 'Hand
Medford Greenhouse
Home 237-X
023 East Main
Main 3711
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