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WFTYFORT) MATH TRTOTTNn MKDFORO. ORISON1, SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1015
BANK
ROBBERY
AT
ROGUE
RIVER
REMAINS MYSTERY
Not 11 ivlifilile I'hio Iui8 lirni fouiul
In iluto by tlie ntitlioritica of .Inckon
111 lit lupcphhic 1'iiuniii's in 11 tlmlv
Kix-liour ficnrch to tlio Itoittio Ilhoi
Imnk robbirn. The bnmlits mid ov
crytliinj; nppoitnininjr to. thorn have
ilifliippoiiivil completely. The fnrthrr
the investigation the ilccpur the m.s
tery. There nro two peculiar features to
tho robbery. The gray Hiiiek nn'o
Hiijiposed to have nrricd the ihtring
crooks to mid from the robberv is a
phantom car. It hai not been beard
of Hinco it left Rogue River after the
robbery. At 3:05 o'elock it was seen
by Secloy Hnll speeiling at a high rate
of speed toward Kogue River. Tliis
would bring it into Rogue Hiver about
tho time Cnshier Roser was over
powered. It was seen to depart, and
there tho trail was lost. Three men
and a woman rode in it. A heavy-set
man wearing spectacles was driving.
The authorities doubt that it had any
connection with tho robbery, but view
an Htrnuge that it cannot be located,
Tho xccond feature that somewhat
puwlefi the officers is the fact that
tlie robber overlooked between &"00
and $000. The authorities figure that
11 man desperate enough to rob n
bank would not be careless enough to
overlook money for which he risked
bis liberty. The status of the robbery
indicates that the plnns of the crooks
were earned out with imeannv skill
The authorities are still seeking a
trace of the two yegjp? who were
heard tu discuss plntid fur a bank
lobbcry.
It was recnlled by local authorities
that some time ne a moving picture
van shown in this city, depicting a
woninn securing radium by the use of
nu ammonia gun. It is hinted that the
bandits may thus have received an
inspiration.
Cashier linger of Ropie TCiver is
able to be around nft'r his thrilling
experience. The fumes of the pow
erful drtig nrc still nffectinpthe bank
official, and he U suffering from n
heavy blow the rubber lauded on his
chest before he threw the ammonia.
A tlmroiicli and searching investi
gation of the robberv from every
nuule will be made by the authorities.
Tho Pinker'on Deteetixe association,
acting for the American Hankers'
Protective ns.sociation, which insured
GERMANS' CHIEF AERIAL FOE, WHO WAS RECENTLY CAPTURED
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Daring Itoland Garros, the French lest exploit was the killing of two
:.. ..!.. .tr.if.l...l .. Vjiiti.rtli. hv fli'mulll a.ilii.w nltiil 11 llirilllllf linlllc
dashing into it only a few days nfteijin the air. Kngme trouble forced
the win broke out, and whose ev ,hnn to land within easy reach of the
ploits since have been unriva'led, is , (Jcrninns m Helgium, and ho was
finally a Oermnn prisoner. Ilw lat-ltuade u prisoner.
GARROS
PRAISED
AMY
the bank from loss by
also probe the affair.
crime, will
N
PACKER
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DEAD
CHICAGO, April "24. John Cud
nby, one of tho founders of Chi
cago's packing industry and million
aire board of trade leader, who died
nt his home here last night, was once
rated ns one of the greatest specu
lators on the exchange.
Mr. Cuilnhy won the admiration of
business and financial leaders when
in J8l3 ho lost his fortune, estimated
ut $0,000,000, was plunged into debt
to tho extent of $l,.r00,000, and in
five years had repaid every oljliga
tioii. Itesides lie had amassed an
other fortune.
Jlr. Cudnhy's death came after four
years of illness. Ho never fully re
covered from an operation for appen
dicitis performed four years ago.
Kinco his recent return from his es
tate near Los Angeles he has been
nnder tho constant caro of his phys
ician. Tho pioneer was 71 years old,
having been born in Callan, county
Kilkenny, Iieland, in 18-1:1.
MA
ROB
IS IMPEACHED
TURKU 11AITK, Intl., April 21.
Mayor JJoun M. Hobcits, recent I
found guilty with twenty-seven other
lerre llnuteans of conspiracy to cor
rupt tho election heio on November
II, 1011, was impeached today by tho
city council by 11 vote of 7 to 3. Rob
eits is now in tho federal prison at
Leavenworth, Kan., serving n bix
year 61,'ntenco on (ho election conspir
acy conviction. Ho was charged in
the council proceedings with malfcas
mieo in office.
Tho vote was taken nftor n day and
a half of hearing testimony concern
ing tho charges of tho council that
the mayor had illegally ordered wnr
runfs drawn to pay attorneys' fees in
ipeisonal cases. Other chnrges were
that ho had attempted to bribe city
coiuioiltneii to vote for a boundary ordinance-
recently before tlm council
aid that he had been convicted of 11
Mony, . . 1
PARIS, April '2. Roland Garros,
the famous French niator. who re
cently was captured by the Germans,
lift been specially mentioned in nrmy
orders in the following terms:
"As modest as he is brilliant, he
never ceased to gie an cNnmpIe of
the finest courage mid energy. On
April 1 he brought down an enemy
aeroplane in nu air fight.
HUERTA DENOUNCES CHIEFS
(Continued from Pace 1.1
FREDERICK GETS
10 YEARS IN PRISON
hands! A soft, rather fat hand, but
a good grip.
He came right to tho point.
"It Isn't a revolution In Mexico,"
tho general exclaimed. "It Is just a
lot of uprisings. Each leader has a
lust for land and license. The poor
Indians aro Ignornnt, and follow. The '
result Is anarchy. Thousands of my I
people arc being murdered. Women
aro being terribly abused. And alt !
this strike is kont going by a few
bloodsuckers, who fatten on the sores
of my poor country!
Itiilv of Iron Xcodiil
"So, see you, It must be an Iron
rule an Iron rule by a man with a
a big stick. I'd hang cvorfyono of
those fellows! I'd put 'cm on tho
scaffold so quick their followers
wouldn't know what had happened.
Get 'cm out of tho way, and peace
will como back to my country soon
enough!
Ilut first of all must como the man
of Iron, tho leader with mailed fist,
who will put down theso endless
riots!"
Tho Interviewer spoko of "liber
tics of tho people"
"Liberty!" Interposed Rattier, who
wob Interpreting. "Tho h 1 with
liberty! Mexico Isn't America! Tho
people aro Ignormit. They must bo
ruled!"
"Do you endorse this Idea?" I
asked Hucrta.
"SI!" ho snapped. "SI, es ml opin
ion. Perfectamentc! Adlos."
And the Interview wus terminated.
ST. l.Ol'IS, Aril 21.- August 11.
Frederick, who recently resigned
from the presidency of tho board of
aldermen to which ho was elected
this spring by a 22. 000 plurality, to
day pleaded guilty to forgery In the
first degree. He was sentenced to
ten years in the state penitentiary.
It was announced he would bo taken
to prison today.
The charge on which he pleaded
guilty was the forging of the name
of Mrs. Ksthor Kills of Winchester,
III., to a $2100 deed of trust.
FREIGHTER RUTH SUNK
BY GERMAN SUBMARINE
LONDON, April 24. -The freighter
Ruth ws sunk b n German subma
rine nu Wednc-dav when nbout 100
mile- east of May inland, in the North
sen. The crew wn. res. nod nnd was
landed nt Li'ith. Scotland.
A Hint for
Coming Maternity
In n. llttlo book ilcMsn"! for rxpectant
mothers mora complete Instruction H
given In tho use of
Mather's racnu.
Thln Is nn external
embrocation applied
to the abdominal
muscle for the pur
poso of reducing
the strain on liga
ments, cords and
tendons.
It serves to ai
the mind. Indirectly
lias a most beneficial effect upon the
nervous system and thousands of women
have delightedly told how they were free
of nausea, had no morning sickness and
went through tho ordeal with moit re
marknhlo success. "Mother Friend" hat
lcen growing1 In popular favor for m-r
than forty years. In almost every com
munity nro grandmothers who uel It
thcmfwltea, their daughters h-ivo iimiI It
nnd they certainly must know what a
Mexslng It la when th'y recommend It
so warmly. It I used very succesifully to
prevent cnklng of breasts.
"Mother's Friend" has Iwen prepared In
tho laboratory of Iiradtteld Hegulator Co,
301 Lamar llldg.. Atlanta, Ca., for :norc
than two generations and can lo had ot
almost any druggist from coast to Ms'.
Vrlto to-day f.r thu l!ttta Loo';.
Central
Avenue
MANN'S
Near
POSITIVELY! T"e. Greatest Lace and Em-
broidery, Sale ever held in
Southern Oregon. $5000 worth' of fine Imported
Laces and Embroideries on sale at ONE-FOURTH
ACTUAL VALUES.
SALE OPENS MONDAY, APRIL 26th
PERFECT HEARINGlFORiTHE
DEAF.
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FREE DEMONSTRATION AT OUR STORE
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, APRIL 26-27
I'ioiu 0:00 o'clock a. in. to 0:00 o'clock . in.
'Jim Mttlu (.'cm l'.ir I'houc, tho latent patented perfect hearing
device. With It you can hear under all conditions, In the church,
theatre and general conversation, Tho Auto .Musshko stopa head
noises and makes tho euro of deafness possible.
Itumemuer we would not allow such a deniontratlon In our store
unless wo had Investigated tho instrument thoroughly.
W, 11. lzctt, an expert, of Now York City, will he with us on
the above days. Wo most earnestly request jou to call, inako a
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HASKIN'S DRUG STORE
Mi:it'om, nrtKoo.v
ANDREWS
DIRECTS
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lion for wluiU'Hule tin
nitM ho hud lor ever
labor woinI of all,
dueai. .Anita
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, hotly nnd for
"The leiiMiii for i'niiu'Iiik '"I'ho
ltiwn heio is Hint if (lie imwupnpeiH
of llio country eould iniiKo il iliiin
that he will dNiiiiovt mirh a
iiiuM'iiii'iil, which vim only haw n inU
llli'iil mollxo nnd ihiI.n iujililoiiN in
diiNliinl eoiiNeqlieiieex, Ihu iillciiipl
will mil ho iniulo."
MUs Iner. Coffin, supoiniteude'il of
niiiMi', deiies to uiiunuuee thai kIic
has been mi fot Innate a- to hivhio
the ervlceH of 1M Aiidnws as dnj;i
direetor for the produelion of "A
Nautical Knot,' by the local hih
school ut the l'tipe theater Kridm
e i nine;, Apt il !I0. This iifsemblinj: of
the chorus by the finished liuiid of a
nntfiwsiiiiml iiisnr n inn l'iiiiiiiiiui
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utat lor eiiaini nun iiiiiuaucy cauuoi
be surpassed. She inxites ou to
come and judjje for ftniielcs,
Julia (xoprauo), the liuutit Itellc
of llarnstupoole . Maiie I'.ifcit
Nunce (eoutnilto), Iter friend, u ;en.
tie damsel . .. u Nellie t'oruin
Uuratms I.ee (tenor), n waiiderinif nr-'
li-t - - '.' .lames Vance)
.loe hlout (naritoiie), lite tniwiut
mate of "The Hounding Hillow"
. . . Dolnh Philips
Itill Suit (bass), nu niieicitt manner.
boatswain of "I he Itouiieiue; Hil
low" ... .lay dote
Sailors; t
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Ned llluff . , ., .-..Francis llennell
.lack llr.ico L,l.lovd Williamson
Harnstapoole CiirU:
Delia 1-Mcllc Chuk
Daisy . , Dorotliv Thoine
Doni .. Vera l.ane
Specialties:
Spanish dance . Marie Hifert
Irish ji)T t Katherine Swem
DON'T MONKEY WITH TARIFF
(Continued from page One.)
folly o stimulate (with increased
tariff) mi increase of Mirplu pro-1
ductiou. i
"It is time to set out of the fool'
parndie of believing that wealth and
prosperity are ercated by lcj;islaIioii.
The yencnil i-ecoustrui'tion of the
tariff, whether for bad or worse,
means at least two vearrt of doubt.
"Kodakers"
The best of every expos
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assured when you have your
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222 W. Main Mcdford
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$60.00 GUARANTEED ELECTRIC
G. E. RANGES FOR $50.00
We have several of these that we can sell
at the above price. They are in first-class
condition and carry the same guarantee as
all other ranges.
The Company that munufacturcs these
ranges is putting a New Range on the
mafket, and in order to move these, we
will sell them for $50 on partial payments.
Flat rate of $5 per month for current.
California -Oregon Power Company
PHONE 108 ' " 2IC WEST MAIN ST., MEDF0RD, OREGON
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