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FRANK D. WILLIS, CHAMPION
SPELLER OF WASHINGTON
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. 20 HURT
TO RESIGN JOB
AS
SAYS BUD PLACED
RESULT OF FIRE
IN CIO HOTEL
FIGHT FOR BUREAU
AI CRATER LAKE
FIGHT MANAGER
ARAN
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NEW YORK
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DOCTORS ABANDON
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SKCRESCENTCITY
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OFNATIONALHEALTH
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(Klnmotli Falls Nnrlliwcstcni.)
Secretary oC tlio Interior Franklin
K I.nno hits requested tho rosignn
tlon of V. Frank Arnnt, for ninny
yeara superintendent of Crntor Lake
Nnlionnl Pnrk. In n letter receive!
by Mr. Arnnt Secretary Lnno snys it
has "become- necessary thnt I re
quest your resignation ns superin
tendent of Crntcr Lnko National
Pnrk." Tho letter adds thnt this
resignation is to take effect upon the
"ncceptnnco and qualification of his
successor."
Bur Mr. Arnnt hns not tendered
his resignation, lie stated yesterday
Hint ho had not complied with tho
request of Secretary Lane and did
not expect to. Ho said Hint ho ex
pected to bo ousted but that ho was
not going to resign but would let the
authorities that bo removo him from
offico without being nblo to say he
had resigned.
Tho Tricnds of Mr. Arnnt in this
city feel thnt not only ho but the
prominent democrats who were seek
ing tho Biipcrinlcndcy of Crntcr
Inka National Park havo been
double-crossed. Mr. Arnnt is not n
democrat and consequently it was
not to be expected that the demo
cratic administration would retain n
republican in thnt office. Hut local
democrats would havo much rather
hccn Mr. Arant rctnined than to hnvp
a republican appointed and that re
publican from Portland. They hnvc
some ground for the feeling thnt
Steel will not bo overly friendly to
ward Klamath Falls or tho Klamath
country becnuso of his past nets and
utterances.
Hut tho main grievnnco of local
democrats is from tho fact thnt n
republican was appointed. They
condemn Senator Chamberlain na
they hold him responsible for this
nppointment. In fact prominent
local democrats, some of them life
long friends of Scnatpr Chambrclain.
hail been given to understand by tho
Oregon senator that they need not
worry nbont any republican being
named to tnko tho place of Arant.
This nssurance by Chamberlain him
self mnkes them feel thnt the double
cross had been handed them.
SAN FKANCISCO. Cnl., Juno 19.
Champion Wtlllo ltltrhlo broke
with Hilly Nolnn, his malinger, to
day and In ftituro will look out for
himself. Tho split started estordny
In an argument on Nolan's ranch In
I.ako county. Tho two camo secret
ly to San Francisco Inst night ami
nttcr discussing their affairs until
this morning they settled and part
ed. Nolnn will not bo with Uitchlu
In his training camp, but tho champ
ion will go through with his Fourth
of July with lilvors as originally
planned. Thnt Hltchlo has been dls-
sattsftcd with his agreement with
Nolan for somo tlmo was plainly evi
dent, according to n mutual friend
who participated In last night's con
ference. Tho champion showed by
tho manner In which ho advanced his
argument that ho had been thinking
tho matter over and that after weigh
ing it from every nnglo had mado up
his mind to brook with his manager.
"It Is all over between us. nilly,"
ho said. "There Is nothing to ar
bitrate and there Is no need of fur
ther argument. I havo undo up my
mind and nothing can change It.
Barring a little personal loan, c nro
square nnd you havo received everv
thlng that Is coming to you."
A compromlso was suggested and
after a long argument they camo to
an agreement nnd shrrk hands nn
It. Dy this agreement Nolan will
rccclvo $3,000 for his services Jn
connection with tho Htvcrs match
Instead of J 4. GOO. Nolan, In ac
cepting this compromise, stated that
he felt that ho was giving $1,000
away, and Rltchlo declared that ho)
ho felt ho was giving $3,000 away.
A fow minor matters In connec
tion with tho Rivers articles wcro
discussed, among thorn tho forfeit
money, which has been posted by
Nolan. Rltchlo aske that Nolan al
low this to stand, but Nolan refused
and will draw down his $3,730 to
day and lcavo for his ranch.
Hurry Foley nnd Ititchie met nt j
Medford is being advertised in tho
cns.t by its offer to Nolan of $1100
ns n gift for n fight with Hitchio for
Hud Anderson. The amount grow to
$10,000 by the time tho story reached
New York, ns witness the following
by It. L. Goldberg, singling editor oi
the New York Jluil:
There nro other ways for n town to
achieve publicity than for one of its
lending journals to come out nnd ac
cuse uu ex-president of intemperance
to tho extent of six cents. Ken
earthquakes and floods arc out of
date, in the notoriety department.
It is left for the town of Medford,
Ore., to establish new precedent.
The public-spirited citizens of this
burg, which ha heretofore been coy.
ly resting nt the bottom of the tisli
enu of oblivion, nro nothing if uol
j original.
The iden was hatched Minio twenty
year ago, when a high-browed gen
tleman, wearing a floor wnlkcr's
cont. n pair of cheaters mado from
the bottoms of beer bottles and n
benrd that had for years noted ns n
nfe deposit vault for noodles nnd
Mowed prunes, handed old man An
derson n bill for four dollars nnd
;j;rimitinly nnnounccd, "It's a boy."
The Name
They called the child ''Ilud," nfler
the first syllable of a famous beer
which was very jMipular with his
father. When Ilud was old enough
to develop a sense of shame ho left
Medford and became n prize fighter
in self defense. After getting so ho
could go to sleep nt night without
praying for the forgiveness of the
mayor of Medford for being mayor of
Medford. he started to advance in hi'
profession. He camo into his own
n few mouths ago by knocking out
Knockout Hrown nnd later putting
nway Joe Mnndot.
When tho Hoard of Aldermen of
Medford heard of tho wonderful
achievements of their wandering boy
they felt thnt the home town should
noon today nnd after a short confer- jlo let in fifty-fiftv on tho fnme. If
ence, Foley wns engaged to train the t ley could cnll the attention of tho
champion for the Rivera fight. Foley
wns Ritchies chief comer man in
Ihe fight that gave Ritchie the chum-pionship.
railroad to tho town in soma start
ling way a train might stop thero
once in n while.
So the aldermen railed in the drug-
JHfeHT ?& y
Frank It. Willis, cx-choolmnster, is
the champion speller of Washington.
Senators, corresHindents, cabinet of
ficers, nnd other officials foil before
him when ho appeared nt tho "spellin'
bee" of tho National Press club.
gist, ihe undertaker nnd the other
three citizens and they voted n gift
of .? 10,000 for Hilly Nolnn, manager
of Willio Ritchie, if he would allow
tho lightweight champion to fight
Ilud Anderson for the. title. They fig
nred that as mou as the world rocog
nixed the liberal spirit of tho ciiize.it-
of Medford people from all over the
ocuntry would flock to tho thriving
western city and Mick.
The offer is still new so the amount
of publicity gained for Medford is
uncertain. Tho good citizens are
wondering where they will dig up the
.$10,000 if by any cliniiee Nolan ac
cepts their offer, and Nolan is, in
turn, scratching hiniHclf on the conk
nnd wondering if it is possible that
such soft chnnge enn possibly bo renl.
Sptrltuallit Meeting
Rev. Max Hoffman, who was bur
led allvo, will lecturo and demon
strate modern spiritualism on Thurs
day and Friday evenings. Juno 19
and 20, at Smith's Hall, 128 N.
Orapo street, 8 p. m. Admission
free. i 77
(drauts Pass Courier.)
Tho railroad party on Its return
from Crescent City wns oiithuslnstTu
to a man over what tliey hiul scon
during tho progress of tho trip.
They had pralso for tho groat bodies
of standing timber, for tho mineral
deposits and for tho stretches of
fertile agricultural lauds.
At Crescent City tho members of
tho party wero met by tho cUltous
of tlio const city In a grosil muss
meeting Monday night, whoro on
thuslnsm held tho crowd till putt
midnight, and whoro tho visitors
from tho south put their proposition
In definite form to the Crescent City
Interests. Tlio spokesman of tho Cal
ifornia delegation sntd thnt In view
of tho fact that thero was somo very
heavy construction on tho lino tint
would make tho cost mount big i.
that they were asking ttmt M Norto
county, aside from tho tumber com
panies thnt had already tnndo defi
nite offers, rnlso a cash bouUH of
$250,000, payment to bo mado when
tho road was constructed through to
tho coast from (1 rants Pass. They
said that they wero ready to pro
ceed with tho building of tho road
as soon ns these details wcro ar
ranged, nnd they guaranteed to com
plete It within threo years, though
It was expected that It would to
fully completed wllhlu fifteen
months.
Itoiiu .ftrr llulbllng.
Tho sentiment nt Crescent City
wns all one way, and under tho
terms that no part of the bonus was
to bo payable until tho road was In
operation, It was believed that no
difficulty would bo experienced In
making up tho amount, and the cam
paign will bo commenced nt euro to
ward that end.
No public meeting wns held nt
Grants Pass on tho return of tho
party, and all tho members left in
tho Wednesday afternoon train for
tho south. Other members of tho
delegation will return here, how
ever, when tho proposal which thcito
peoplo have to make to this city will
bo put lit concrete form. No Intima
tion hns lieen given of what can
ho expected along this line, though
thosa having mado a study of the
situation expect thnt tho request for
CIIICO, Oil., Juno in. Two men
woi burned to death and twenty
others seriously, somo fatally, biiruod
nnd Injured In a flro here at I
o'clock this morning, which con
Htimeil tho lliirber hotel, Tho dead
Plunder l.ootnls,
Hurt Uoomls.
Klremoii ami a largo force nt cit
izens worked heroically to save llfo
while thu flames raged through tho
doomed building, n structure of thren
stories, many of whoso occupants
leaped to the street us tho flnmes
retired up through tho halls to tho
rooms where they slept. Frank
l.oomls, mm of ouoof the men burned
to death, nearly lost bin llfo trying
to save his father. Ho dashed Into
thu flumes and only retreated when
his hnlr was singed from his head
and his clothing was aflamo.
Tho big (limit of tho Diamond
Match company narrowly isrnxtd do
struetlou and was saved only aft-jr
a long, hard fight by the firemen.
help from hero will bn along Ilia
sniuo lino ns that made of Crescent
City.
Kind Ample llcMturrc.
Thero wnh not n man In tho parly
but was filled with delight over
what ho had soon In southern Ore
gun and northern California, and
each had no hesitancy In snlug tint
the road would be built. They found
more In resources to furnish traffic
for tho road than they hud exacted
to find, and tho harbor advantages
were fully ndequnte to meet all re
quirement that could possibly be
uindo for shipping facilities.
That these' men of money and of
business acumen should bo of one
mind In tho essential features, nil
ready to lend their' aid to the en
turprlre, asking only thnt the peo
plo along tho Hue who are to re
celvo tho first mid the grcntest ben
efit Join them In tho mntter, prove
tho merit of tho railroad propol
tlou. It assures the building of tho
line, for It goes without saying thnt
such reasonable demand as they
would make of (irnnts Pass and Jo
sephine county will Imj fully nnd
promptly me.t.
MINNIJAPOl.lH, Juno Hi. An a
direct result of President Wood row
Wtlsou'rt attack on the "Insidious
lobh)lsts," tho American Medical as
sociation, In session hero, decided to
day to abandon Us campaign In fa
tor of a national health bureau,
A committee nnmed to work for
tho establishment of such n hurotu
mado a report yosUirdny asking fur
further funds. The house of dele
gates of the nssorhttlon turned down
the request and dismissed tho com
inttlee,
Iteceut charges In a inngnilno
questioning tho motives of tho or
gatiUatlon In Its fight for n federal
health buieau are also believed to
have had an effect In causing to
day's action. A social committed
named to consider tho appropriation
of further funds decided that tho
association should not continue "lobbying."
LckaI blanks lot Ml a at tha Msll
Trlhunn officii. it
Itching Scalp
l.'nxy lo (Jet-It Id of by I'shig 1'nrMmi
Knge, the (Juitrnnteeil Hnlr
lutlgoiitlr.
Just ns long as you hnvu dandruff
your held will Itch. Its the little
microbes Hint nro gnawing down In
to tho hnlr roots. It mny take a long
time for these persistent pests to get
down to the vital part, but when
they do, they will destroy the life of
the hair In a voiy short tlmo.
If you want to stop Itching scalp
and drive away dandruff, you must
first kill tho dandruff germs or mi
crobes. Pnrlsluu Hngo will do this. Just
get a doc bottle today; relief will
come Immediately, and If nt the end
of two weeks your Itching scalp nnd
dandruff have not disappeared, you
ran havo your money back.
Parisian Hnge Is also a delightful
hnlr tonic, and Is used by refined wo
men who desire fascinating, lustrous
nnd luxuriant linlr. A large bottle
only costs CO cents at Clms, Strang's
and druggists everywhere. Tho girl
with the Auburn hnlr Is on every bot
tle.
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NOTHING LIKE IT!
NEVER IN THE HISTORY OF MEDFORD'S MERCHANDISING HAS SUCH STJCC ESS BEEN ATTAINED AS AT THE PRESENT SALE. SUCH ENTHUSIASM, SUCH
CROWDS, SUCH BUSINESS, NO WONDER IT IS A JOLLY, GOOD NATURED BUNCH. AS WE PREDICTED IN THE BEGINNING IT WOULD BE NO PLACE FOR A GROUCH
OR A KNOCKER. THEY ARE COMING FROM EVERY POINT OF THE COMPASS. THEY COME AGAIN AND AGAIN FOR WE ARE GIVING REAL BARGAINS, UN
MATCHABLE VALUES, AND A SELECTION FROM ONE OF THE LARGEST STOCKS IN SOUTHERN OREGON. YESTERDAY WE QUOTED PRICES AGAIN. f ,
Prices That Make Selling Easy
TODAY WE REALLY HAVE NO TIME TO WRITE MORE. OUR STORE IS CROWDED, OUR WHOLE FORCE BUSY. WATCH FRIDAY'S PAPERS, GET A COPY AND
BRING IT WITH YOU SATURDAY. SEE FOR YOURSELF WHAT TRUTHFUL ADVERTISING WILL DO. . 4iirf
Our Stock Has Been Rearranged
AND AMPLE SALESPEOPLE HAVE BEEN SECURED TO INSURE PROMPT ATTENTION TO ALL. COME IN THE FORENOON IF POSSIBLE. COME JOIN THE
THRONG. COME PREPARED TO GET YOUR SHARE. BE AR IN MIND EVERY A RTICLE IN OUR r A , . ...,,.. -'
Clothing Department Must Go !
A TABLE OF MEN'S SWEATERS HERETOFORE NOT SHOWN WILL BE OF SPECIAL INTEREST FRIDAY. SHIRTS, UNDERWEAR, NECKWEAR, HOSIERY, SHOES
HATS, TRUNKS, SUIT CASES, ALL MUST GO. JUST FOLLOWTHE CROWD TO it
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