-ur ' 0' fcf- (I l " - PAGE SIX " i d-l..t. ii,ri MEDFOttD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORKOON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH -I, t!)l I. . Mr- If- AMANN OUSTED AS- PI CHIEF BY UNANIMOUS VOIE Willi nn Ironic vole or thanks nfter they had ousted liim by n ifnnnimous vote, tlio city council last night dis posed of tliu services of Kugcne Amnnn, for hvenly years n member of tlio fire department ns n volunteer fireman and chief, upon the ground of economy. The bouquet received tlio name vote n.s the brickbat. The grounds for discharge were Amnnn's refusal to sleep nt the fire house. Ainyor l'uniin mnuc n speech in which lie deplored the net ion of the council m dischnrpin Chief Amnnn, iiHertinjj thnt lie wns not reccivinp n Mpinre deal mid Unit it ill became the city to reward faithful nud efficient service in such n manner. He said it wns fnlso economy. Councilman Sniwiil replied with some visor that it was not n enc of seeking nnvoueV official bend, but a matter of econ oiny. Assistant Fire Chief Harry Liiur, who roso to bis present position un der Amnnn, nml n warm personal friend of many years, was named to fill the vacancy, and another man nppointed to complete the personnel of six men on the department. Councilman Sargent also trained the cuiis of his oratory upon the eighteen volunteer firemen who have made out their resignations, because the city would not furnish them with free telephone?! mid made nn nppenl to their loyalty. There was a large crowd present, nnd it wns evident that tbo removal of Chief Amann ract with but scant rosjonsc, while the defense plea of Jtnyor I'urdin was greeted with applause. SCIENCE PROVES THEIR VOICES IDENTICAL IF kw ,A V-vI II IW' l N V xii I i lf " N til l v53s?v ' " Wf" wial I 11 ii'V i 1 -i 1 lwii t II li - ltel i ' vv I BASEBALL FANS E WELOM HOME TOURING LAYERS Mario and Mary McFarlanil. long n I They look alike, and of course dress mystery or the stare, has Just caitjaHke. Hoth have coloratura so doubt on tho vnlun of n .rloniifip in. Prnno voices so much allko that strument which was expected to ac- vaudcvltlo audiences can't distinguish WILSON SEND TO SHORT MESSAGE ON CANAL TOLLS WASHINGTON', March -l.-rrcM dent WilsonV address, to be read to congress tomorrow, advocating the repeal of tho clause exempting Amer ican shipping from tolls under the Panama canal net, will bo n short one, it wns stated today by officials in touch with the chief executive. In substance, it wns said the president would tell tho lawmakers he consid ers the exemption clnuso a violation of the Hay-l'aitneefort treaty, and that he believes the United States should respect such obligations, both in letter nnd spirit. It wns understood the executive, ns usual, would read the racssaxo at the joint session of the two houses in person nud tho belief wns general that it would be the signal for the he ginning of n shurp fight over the canal tolls question. RITCHIE READY TO FIGHT WOLGAST AGAIN them. It In Imnnmlhli. fnr Mm nml. coropllsh wonders In tho detection ,enco to ,, wlcn ono ,,, ail(l MC of crime. Tho ncoustlgraph, a Tl- other beplns sliiRlnp. markablo Invention of I.ulsl PerupRl. , N H. McClung, who brought over an Itallau scientist, to catch tho tho Perrugl Instrument, believed it shades or tho human voice, and thcro-j would catch tho difference. In a by keep a record of criminals, su- test of 10.000 voices In Italy tho perlor even to the thumb print, did Inventor had found a shade of dlf not record a difference In their ' ferenco In thoso the nearest alike, voices. If there Is one. 1 Hut tho Instrument failed to record These jouiik women, the daiiRh- i a difference, In a tst mado In Los tors of Austin McKarland. an officla' , Angeles, between tho two voices, of tho Denver and Wo Grande ran-. The woman sang exactly allko and road, made the test In I.os Angeles. ! their records were tho same. HOLLISTER OF COOS SEEKS HAWLEY'S SEAT POLICE CAPTURE FOUR Fred Holllster of North Bend, the second democratic candidate for con gress to bo flushed hereabouts this week Is In tho city shaking hands with old and new friends. Mr. Hol llster pledges himself to stand for. If elected for the opening of public lands to encourage the homcbulldcr. Improvement of Oregon rivers and harbors, suffrage ana national pro hibition. Mr. Holllster is n prominent busi ness man of the Coos Day country, a largo property owner and widely known throughout the stnto. Ho promises to glvo Howley the run of his life It nominated, as seems probable. BY T MARTI CHICAGO, Mar. A. Lightweight Champion Willie Itltchle, scheduled to box Ad Wolgast ten rounds !n Mllwaukco a week from tomorrow night, wnB down to 138 pounds hero today. Tbo champion's quite man ner and the serious way In which he goes about his training have, made hit with Chicago fight fans. ' "I'm Ecttlnc mighty closo to tho 135 pounds called lor In the fight articles," said Itltchlo today. "Jt will bo easy to tako off the extra three pounds In seven days. I nevrr felt bettor lu my life and will glvo "Wblgast all tbo fight ho Is looklu for." Lloyd Elwood, James Vanco, Her bert Strang and Houston Ling, four members of tho Seventh company wcro courtmartlalcd nnd fined from $1 to 5 by Major Hammcl of Port land. Tuesday nlcht. Chester I McArthur, tried on tho samo charge. 1 8,cetl ,n regulating upset stomachs, produced an alibi that ho had no tint- I U Ib tho 8Urcst- lulrVcat and moit form to wear. Tho defendors wcro cu"ain indigestion romeuy In tho accused of falllnc 1o renort for cov. nol worm, aim U0SIUCS It IS Harm NEW YOIUC, Mar. A. Surprised by tho police at the safo In a Uow ery Jewelry store early today, four burglars mado a fort of ono of tho counters and put up a hot pistol fight until tho bluecoats, finally charging, overpowered and arrested them. Tbo safe contained $50,000 worth of goms. Tho prisoners wcro Iden tified as Charles Jordan, Gcoro Jandernago. alias "The I'olack." WIN Ilam Smith, alias "English Smithy'' and Mclla Itaffaelo, nationally no torious criminals. NEW YOKK, Mar. The great est' gathering of hnsobal! men lu re cent history was assembling In Now York today today ostensibly to greet tho Now York Giants and Chicago Whlto Sox, returning from their globe-glrdllng tour. Itoports wore freely circulated, however, that a compromise between organliod base ball and tho now Federal League would bo effected boforo tho week's end, and this. It was said, was the prime motlvo behind tho arrival of tho big guns from all sections of tho country. llaseball authorities assert that the Federal league Is lu n position to wreck minor leagues. The Interna tional League. It was said, has been hit hard by the new orgnnlxallon, and minor leaguo officials aro de manding that tho directors or tho National nud American Leagues do something in their behalf, Everyone connected with organised Itaseball was awaiting the nrrUal hero of Charles A. Comlskey, owner of the White Sox, and his Judgment will bo depended upon largely con cerning the next step to be taken with regard to tho outlaws. Johnson, and other Kin, Hu Is Ti years old, a pioneer of tho lloguo Hlvor valley, lie linn appealed to tlio Mexican consul for advice In It I case. COL. NELSON O'SHAUGHNESSY FATHER OF DIPLOMAT, DEAD NKW YOKK, .Mureh l. Colonel Nelson O'SluinghiU'Hsy, father of Chur-'O d'Affuites O'SliiitigliuesNV of the United Stale embassy iu Mexico City, died here today of pneumonia, need 71. ' I'OUTIiANI), Mar. I. Contend ing that Klamath county officials uro npcudliiK Imgn sums of money lav Isnly and without consideration for the people who pay the taxes, threo large timber holding companies havo brought suit lu tho Culled Htntes dis trict court lu this city to enjoin (IM msltlug- of warranto Issued to tlm uggregiilo amount of about Hild.mni Including lU'ciiud lutuiest, The matter will roiuo up for hearing imvl Monday lu the federal court, when tho defendant county officials nut)' show cause why the Injunction uhould not bo Issued, Tim plaintiffs nro tho Weyor banner Laud company of Ht. I'aul: tho Western I'aclflo Lund & Timber company of Mlnneapo Is, and tlio Osbkosk Laud and Timber company of Osbkosh, Win, s 'W -r ts JURY RETURNS VERDICT OF GUILTY. IN JOHNSON CASE A. A. Johnson, on trial In tho cir cuit court for tho last two days charged with living In and about a houso of III fame was found guilty late yesterday afternoon, and will bo sentenced Friday. 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