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A few tvi't'kH npn (Iro. !!, Hnrl, of
Los AiiRnle, puri'liiifccil wlinl N liwl
known n llin "Pntlier WHIInjns"
trw'tof land, noutli of tlio clly, nml
for tho pnHlvook or tru iluya 1ms hint
Hiirvcjyiir il work pliittiiij? tlio trui't
into resilience lots nth! one mid fic
aero IruolH.
Tlio Irncl of Inntl Ik si Urn led iu-t
ono mlU muiIIi r tlio Hour Orvuk
liriilo, on llir- wat siilo of llin orefck,
mill tfii'ro ro 102 nenv?. C'ii Kn-
niupcr Stoeokmnu who Is in clinw of
tlioiplpttiug work, is cnllinj; into ufi
soiio. of, lus nrlistic tasto mul lmul
Hrnpo liPrtntifyin ilcn, yitnilnr to
llioso .mloptcil on Siskiyou Heights
IliU, applying in this inolmice to the
better resilient parts of tlio. tract.
il is c.Hicteil tlmt a boulevard,
running noro Ilenr creek, will Ik
put in soon, tins running through the
trnct of Inuil nliove ineiitioneil.
lNOIANAl'OI.IH. ln.l., t)v. 1 1 -Why
ilelcRntoji to Iho Milwaukee
ronicntlon o( the Ititermitloiml .o
elation of IlrhlRO nml Structural Iron
worker, with their fnewii turneit
tow ant tlio wot, offoreil . Mlent
prner nflor tho nrrent hero of John
J. McN'niiinrn wnn nskcil of Ooore
Nipper Anderson. n tlefciiilnnt, nt to
day's ncsMon of tlio ilynumltu con
spiracy trial.
Anderson was qnltxetl nt great
length. It was nt tho Milwaukee
ronvi'iulon that MeKamnm wni r
eleeteil 8ocrotnrytr.'uurcr of tlin
Ironworkora' Afwoolntlon, nml wag
oted n gold wnlch.
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Wortl plue from Hun I'rnm im,
(lint Unit Allderuii. (lie Moillnr.l
li))liO eight il piobulih he niHtelu'il
to limt "Hed Wiit iu in thai i'!
Miim time during .Iiiuhniv. Tin'
itntpmientt are pintmlh roniUtt .
nml eieet'il to lu ronelmlnl (iln
SPAN OS' FATE IN HANDS JURY
(Continued from page 1.)
"That's all. Tnko the witness,"
On cronu examination Spanos stood
on his rights and refused to answer
nay Questions asked by District At
torney Mttlkcy. Judge Calkins ex
plained that In n caso of thin kind ho
was powerless to punish hi in for con
tempt, lie was then excused.
Two Others (Tailed
. Joseph Travis was tho second wit
ness called for the defense. -Ho Is
an inmate of tho county Jail. Ho
was expected to testify to the fact
tliat Spanos confession was obtained
under duress. He failed, however,
stating that ho could not hear what
was taking place.
Ralph K. Miller another Inmate of
tlio county Jail was noxt called by
tho defense in Its effort to show how
tho confessions from Spanos wcro ob
tained. Ho said ho heard Mulkoy
explain tho dlffercnco between the
various degrees of murdor but that
he heard no promises made, ilo
could not hear n great deal of what
went on when cither statement was
iii.i de. Ho knew nothing of tho sur
roundings. Thereupon tho defense rested.
Sheriff, Jones was called to the
stand In rebuttal.
Ho simply stated that tho confes
sions wcro voluntarily made
, Cummlngs forced In '
Dert Cummins had a high regard
for his rights in the matter when ho
was called by tho prosecution to
testify. Ho sent word by tho officer
sent to get him from tho county jail,
whero ho is hold on an indictment
charging whlto slavery, that ho would
not appear in court unless subpocn
ead. "Go and get that man," command
ed tho court curtly, "ho will come
subpoena or no subpoena, if (hero is
strength enough in the sheriff's of
fice to bring him here."
Cummlngs came.
Ho was wanted to testify as to tho
movements of Spanos on Monday, tho
day following tho murder of Dedas
kalous. Proprietor Mohr of tho Medford
Hotel. was called, ,llo testified that
Spanos was continually downstairs
in conversation with Seymour.
Harry 11 Hicks of tho Mall Tri
bune wus an Important stnto witnoss
tolling ot Spanos' confessions and
tho subsequent finding of tho weap
ons uked mid other exhibits offered
by thovstatu. Ho stated that his
connection with tho caso was duo to
efforts cis a newspaper man to gut
tho nuwii and Ret It first.
Culkliin lU'lnike Croud
Vhci tho trial of HpanoH was ro
Humcd In tlio clrrurlt court Satur
day morning tho court room was
again crowded with tho largo throng
of curious eoplu who havo attended
tho trial faithfully tdneo Its ociiIug.
A reply from ouu of tho (Ircek wit
nesses on crohs examination was
thought to bo funny by tho specta
tors, a titter Tuuuing through tbo
audience which brought forth u
stinging rcbuko by thu Judge.
"Tho spectators In this court,"
obsorvod tho Judso, "will kindly ro
ummbor thut this Is n court In which
u man lu on trial for his Hfo."
Thereafter a pin might havo bcuu
heard to drop.
1'rvkun on Stand
Tom Krokas, "patron" of tlio local
( 1 reck colony was tho first wltuubs
called Saturday morning. Ho told
of tho suspicion tho Greeks had In
regard to Spanos' intentions and how
liu endeavored to got Dedaskalous
away and ulono. Ilo proved u splen
did witness for tho state and was
not shaken ou croks examination.
Coiifctthlons Admitted
"VYliiJo I will not lit this tiiuo mi
plyxu Hm evidt'iii'o introduced for
iiittl nguiiibt the uumisMoii of thene
coifcib1ot)s utj evidence, owing to
tile presence of the jury, yet I will
ndmit lu,i'hi, iik Uteri) is no doubt hut
tliiit tlifl,Y were obtained in a proper
manner."
Willi, tlieso words Judge Frank M.
Calkins, Friday, in the circuit court
mlmittcil both confessions inudo to
tlio officer during hit confinement
in the county jail and they will liolh
lie u-ied ngtiiitst Spuiuw. This in
considered w vitot point in the ens,
nml tho ruling materially effects
Spanos' plinHces lieforo the jury,
ltltcr Hght .Miulo
A liit'or fight wus mode liy the
defense to liar the eoiifoHMniw n
inidonoe wus introduced trying to
block ttiem. SiHrt on the stand
Mvuro Hint lie Imd lieon Bliirvcd for
eight days tlmt he. had been threat
ened with heatings mid sluniilion
until he didn't (dearly romcuiher
whether he signed a otntdtijput or
not. However in Hie sumo hwitli nl
mol lu told of all the eiremustnuee-.
before mid nftor the Mgning of the
confeaion.
Seymour TelN of .lull
The dcreiwe enllcd Fmnk Sc.xmour
and W. M. piiulnp, ininule. of the
county juil to show that Spamx had
been mUttreatcd but failed as frm
tho defeiMei wittipc it w lcoi-1)
eil that Spamxt shnrtMl the food in
the juil cinially with tht other.
Tlio proMoulioti priM(nttl- wit
ne:-es who tlelailwl the seetiriiig f
Hi eonfsKhuir. TliiM-e raited in tin
connection were Sheriff done, Jailor
Inis Katun, and Harry II. Hicks.
Wllnesso Grilled
Hicks, a nowspaprman, was sub
jected to a severe grilling at tho
hands of the defense who roUeatedly
asked concerning his iuterasnin the
cane and why he was nrasoiiUwhen
tho evidence was uncovered. Jailor
Eaton was alto handled without
gloves but he steadfastly stuck to his
story, nnd disclosed that at no time,
and In no way, had he over abusd
Spanos.
Article lu Kvidcuco -The
club found near the scene of
tho crime, the watch taken from tho
deceased, the five dollar bill given
by Spanos to Clngcade, tho blood
staiuod shirt found at tho Hotel
Mcdford. tho knifu found nt tho
sceno of the crime, and tho dead
roan's purse havo all been admitted
as evidence.
Knlfo liUntlflctl
Gits Koatos on Friday afternoon
positively identified the knife found
at tho scene of tho crime ns one
owuod by Mlko Spanos. Gut. Pappos
sworo that tho blood stained shirt
found was his nnd that Mike Spanos
had it on tho evening of the murder
when ho met Spanos at the pool hall
early in the evening.
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COLDS GO
OVERNIGHT
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It our head I stuffed up and mil
hnw a hard cold ou can qulrk1
get rid of the misery.
First, look nftr the bowels; an
Reed cathartic will do. then breathe
llnoth's UYOMlit which promptl.v
kills grnt life nnd heals tho mem-lirutiv.
Uruntho UYOMUl (pronounce It
Hlgh-o-uie) In tho day time through
the llttto hard ruhlmr Inhaler, and
Just beforo going to bed at night do
this, l'oiir a scout timsiuHitiful of
MVOMUI Into a kitchen IhiwI of boil
ing water, cor luxnl and lwwl with
towel nud breuthe for svnil nilii
uiea the Koothltig, IkiiIIhic vapor
that nrlsos. This trentuieiil Is ulmi
fine for sore throat ami rntiirrh.
(Vinplnto IIYOMKI outfit Including
Inhaler. $t.iU; extni bottle If need
ed, oO cent. Chns. Strung is author
Ued to refund your money If dissatisfied.
Orrine for Drink Habit
TitV IT at orit k.'h:ji:
Vo are In earnest when wo nk
you to give OUKINi: n trial. You
havo nothing to risk and ovorythlnK
to gain, for your inonoy will bo r
turned if aftor a trial you fall to get
results from OHIUNi:. This of for
gives tho wives mid mothers of those
who drink to excosti an opportunity
to try Dm OUItlNH trnatiueiit. it
Is a vory nlmplo tivutinent, mil lm
hen lu the homo without publicity
or loss of time from busliioss, nnd a
small price.
OltKINK is prepared In two ferms:
No. 1, kcomt troatmt'iit, it powd"r;
OUUINK Ho. 2, In pill form, for
th(4 who iloslro to tal.o voluntary
treatment. Costs only II 00 n box
Couiu In and talk over the mattor
with us. Ask for booklet. Leon
It. Hasklns.
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We Can Help You
With Your
Holiday Shopping
And incidentally save you msney or giveon
more quality for what you spend.
Besides we will put msst all kihds of furnish
ings in nsat holiday hsxes without any extra
charge.
rlsrc are a few lines known for quality:
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Knox and Stetsgn Hats
Wilson Brs. Shirts
E & W Redman Collars
M. C. Lillcy & Co's Lsnthsr Bags and Sets
Phssnix Silk Knit Hgsicry
Wilson Bros. Tiss and Furnishings
Dent s and 11 & P Gloves
A complete assortment and "always glad to
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