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SCHUMANN-HEINK'S
DAUGHTER IS MARRIED
GAINS IN STRIKERS
"IN THE VALLEY or THE MISSING," AT PAGE WEDNESDAY AND
THURSDAY
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ROBBER ARRESTED
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In tlio nrrcst of John AtiHtin
Hooper, a pnrolo violntor from Hie
California Bliilo prifon at I-'oIhoiu, nl
Tlio Dnllcs, tho loi'iil iolii'P rit'ulnre n
two months Kcarch for the tlnriiu
4-rook who robbed the bank of lfo'iie
River baH ended, and that the man
MiHxoted from tlio start 1h in 'pns
iody. Hooper's picture In in the ;oh
fic88inii of tho Medfonl imtlioritii'Hs
Suicinn wns first directed to liiin
when a wnndorcr told tlio niithorilicf
of a plot lio overheard to rob tlio
bank, Doloro Hooper could be taken
into custody ho committed tho rob
bery and fled.
Tho robbery of (tin Rnffiio Riwr
bank was eotiKiimmhted by throwing
ammonia in the face of Ciitdiiur Ros
ier, who has Hiuee moved to Mimir-
otn.
Hooper in nlno held on mixpicioti cl
beitu; the man who robbed the Kouth
cm Pacific depot at (IriuitH I'mhh, and
a Kxcral mcrclinndiKe store at Horn
brook, Cal., Kccurinir over $'J()00 in
j,'oli dust and money at tho latlei
place. Me js hIho wanted In conuec
lion with two xtrcct car hold-ups in
Portland.
Hooper xpenl novcrul days in Hii
city.boforo the robbery of the Rogue
River bank. Ho in about .'10 vcar
of ago, wears Iiikhch, and of ticr
hxo height. While hero a caul wax
received iYom KoIhoiu wiyinj: that In
was wanted for violation of a parole.
Ho waH nerving a life senlcucc for
highway robbery. It ix not known
iiMin which charco Hooper will be
tried, or whether ho will bo scut back
to the California authorities.
Mario TIicivnh Sdiiiiiuuin, IH.jviir-
old daiiKlitci- of Mine. Hcliunijwii-
Heinle, tJio faiuoiLt (IIa, ulio iH'cnmo
tlio wife, of .Toioli lltilvi-t Cluy, a
randier, ifcently.
salazar held
mtinCKPOItT, Conn., ,3111? 2!.
Strike calls rcnulted today In machin
ists throwing down their tools In a
number of llrldncport Hliopn and
walklnK out. Labor lenders claimed
they h'd takcif'llO additional men
from two plantH doing work for tho
Itnflii;tpn Aijhirf rind Ammunition
concern; Hint one hundred men on
tho night shift at tho Union Metallic
Cartridge company hud gono on
htrlko nnd that during tho noon lunch
hour hundreds of men on the dny
shift would quit. They estimated this
forenoon that nearly 500 skilled
machinists wcro now on strike. They
reiterated their statomonl that tlinro
would bo n complete close down of by Grace Miller Whito, author of
"From the Valley of the Missing,"! the capitol of Washington with ii
a spectacular photo-play in five paitH.Micht collision, country fair, etc.,
WAR
PRISONER
captured '.eijt.crdiiv nenr Co
N. M., will he hclil depends
BLAME
SULLIVAN
FORBEKE'PGHI
NKW YORK, July 21. Harry Ap
pelbaum, n lawyer nnd fonnerly pri
vate Hecretary of tho Into Timothy
Bullivaii, a one timo statu senator and
for yearn prmniucnt in local politico,
substantiated today Home of tho im
portant feat in oh of tho itppeai to
(lovernor Wbltmiin Issued by ('Initios
Becker, under Henlonco of death for
iriHtifjntinj; tho murder of tho L'aiu-
bier, Herman Rosenthal. Mr. Appel
bauiu was mentioned in tho Hooker
appeal as hcinj; onj,niir.nnt or mootiiih
Keokcr had with Hullivan previous (o
the shootiiifj of Rosenthal.
"llecker'H statemi'iil," H.iid Mr.
Appollmum, "is not strong enough.
Ho could bavo made it more elabor
ate and thereby helped himselt con
hiderablj. I always believed in
lleokor'K innoeenco and beliovo this
on conversatiotiH I had with Hooker.'
EL PASO, Texas, July 21. -
Whcro Joso Ini'j: ijnliixiir, who was
Columbus,
on m-
Ntriiclious from Washington. Ktephen
L. Pincknuy and K. II. Stone of tho
department of justice, arrived at Co
lumbus and iok charge of tho priso
ner. t
It was reganled as probablo that
.Salnzar nii.uiil bo taken to Santa Fo
for presentation before tho United
.States commissioner or liu illicit be
taken directly to Alhiupienpiu when:
ho escaped from jail buvcrul months
HBO.
Hoiclcssly lost from tho ficatlered
memberrt of bin lit t lo baud and roal
iziiiK Hint Htarvation or capture by
Villa's troops Would bo his lot if he
remained in Mexico,' Sabuar volun
tarily crossed tlio lino into" Ibis
country. This was his admission to
the customs guards toddy.
war munition factories by Saturday.
Disorder seemed Imminent twice
today, onco at tho now Itnmlngton
plant and onco outside tho works of
n contractor making mnchlno tools
for toll Itomlngton compnny. Dirt
wagons, driven two abreast, clonred
tho road in front of the first named
plant. Tho police, according to an
official connected with tlio contract
ing concern, dispersed strikers and
sympathizers there after they had
nindo a demonstration against tho
nion who remained at work.
Tho labor loaders asserted Hint 2f
moro guards at tho Honilngtpn plant
had gone on strike for moro mqnoy
today. Fifteen woro said to liavo
walked out yesterday.
"Toss of the Storm Cotintn," is the
Wednesday and Tliursda feature at
Ijiu Page this week. This is an '.
(riiordiuary production with a splen
did cast of dramtiu slurs. .Many
thrilling scenes in Aujftisln Va and
make this feature one of tho most re
iiuirkablo of the Fox productions.
The drama contains odd scones, 1000
people -and cost .fl 00,000. Tho
Hourst-Soling News Pictorial of in
teresting uents is another film on
this urogram.
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho, July 21.
Authorities lit command of rescuo
parties searching for tho kWnaper
of 13, A. Bmpey, wealthy ranchman
hold for G00 "ransom, today refus
ed tho services of several hundred
volunteers, selecting only experienced
frontiersmen and cowboys.
liloodliounds arriving from Salt
Lnko wcro .taken to tlio sccno of tho
kidnaping In an effort to track tho
ranchman and his captor.
Indications wcro that tho kidnaper
had taken his victim In the direction
of Sheep Mountain, a heavily forested
hill thirty miles from tho scene of
the abduction.
Kmpcy was forced at tho point of
a gun to lcavo his ranch, forty miles
cast of here, last Saturday night.
Officials here bollovo tho kidnaper
Is Hugh Whitney, a noted fugltlvo
from Justice.
KO.MK, July 21. Heavy fighting
on tho Isonzo front north of tlio Gulf
of Trlcst, resulting In gains for tho
Italian forces, Is announced in tt
statement given out tonight at tlio
war office. Tho report Is as follews:
"Our, vigorous offcnslvo all along
tho Isonzo front continued yesterday,
progress being made especially on tho
Corso plateau, whero at tho end of
tho day sovoral additional trendies
woro taken and GOO prlsonors, In
cluding flvo officers woro captured.
"Although fatigued by tho sharp
and stubborn strugglo, prolonged un
til nightfall, our troops succeeded In
establishing themselves j-apldly and
firmly In tho conquered positions and
resisted counter attacks mado by tho
enemy during tho night. Tho nctlona
contlnuo to develop.
Tho situation over tho rest of tlio
front Is unchanged."
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AT
ASUITH
REFUSES
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D
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OF
HAUI, Italy, July 21 Moro than
500 members of tho crew of tho Ital
ian cruiser (lulsoppu Uarllmldl, sunk
Monday by an Austrian submarlno,
wcro saved. This leaves only nbout
fifty who nrc missing and who prob
ably wcro drowned.
Survivors suy tho Gulsoppo Gari
baldi was attacked by three subma
rines which camo from tho direction
or Itngusa and Spnlnto. Tlio Italian
warship opened flro on tho submor-
slblos, ono of which Ib believed to
have been sunk.
LON'DON, July 21. A request by
Sir William Hylcs, Liberal, in tho
hoiiso of commons this afternoon
that Premier Asipiith re-stato moro
definitely the essential objects for
which the nation was fighting, in the
hope Hint peaceful iiitluonoos might
result in those objects boiii',' attained
by other means than warfaie, left,
tho premier cold.
"I staled those objects wilb as
much defiuilouess as am capable of
at tho beginuiiiir of the war and at
the Guild Hall," the picmier said,
"and I am unable to add anything lo
those statcinenls."
Pressed to tuko under considera
tion the peace proposals of the Her
man socialists, Iho premier loiter
atcd: "1 have nothing to add to the otalu
uionU I have already niade."
NKW YOHK, July 21. Announce
ment was liiado today by Jacob Pan
ken, attorney for the Amalgamated
Clothing Workers of America, that
1)1,000 of the 21,000 membois of tho
union who went on strike last week
icturned to 'work today in accord
ance with an agreement reached last
year with tho inaniiracturors by
wine him advance ot iroin 12 to l.
per cent in wages was made. The
otpcrs will leturii as soon as some
necessary formalities are concluded.
MILITARY DUTY FOR AMERICA.
( Continued from pngo orin)
u
"It was my good fortune to take the
action in llKCL failure to take which,
in exactly the h!iiio I took it, would
have meant Hint no Panama canal
Would have boon built for half u cen
tury and thoieforo that there would
hnvo been no exposition to celebrate
the building of the canal. In every
thing wo did in connection with tlio
acipiiriug of tho Panama Zone we
acted in a way to do absolute jus
tice to all other nations, to benefit
all other nations including especial
ly the adjacent states, and to render
the utmost service, from Hie stand
point alike of honor and of malenal
inleiest, to Hie I 'ailed State. 1 am
glad that this is the ease, for if theiu
Were the slightest taint upon pur title
or our conduct, it would have been
improper and sbauiolul. thing to hold
this exposition,
Marlon county U laying about 20,-
000 yards of hard ipirfaco pavoiuent
WEST OF MONTEREY
LAHKHO, Tcmik, Juh 21. -Untile
of opulently considerable importance
wcro reported west of Monteioy, near
Icamolo and Villa (larcia. Sox oral
thousand Cnirnnza leinforeeineiiU
bavo been rushed from Taiupioo lo
participate nnd today three train
loads of Carranza laeii left N'uovo
Laredo for the same battle ground.
Passengers from Monterey reported
todny that fighting is continuous,
with largo losses of lite on both
bides.
.GOVERNOR OF ILLINOIS
AND PARTY COMING
SKATTLK, July 21. tiutemor
Edward F. Duhho of Illinois, members
ef kit family nnd bis official stall,
4 persoHH MltogeHier, weio shown
nbout ike city tkitf mom jug in uuto
jwoWUni. At 11 o'clock they dei.irted
far Shn Francisco to participate n,
Barefooted ?
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No!
Ladies' $3.50 Shoes
WWle They Last
Tomorrow 19c
M. M. Dept. Store
Storo Opons 9 A. M.
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MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY PILLED. EXPRESS OR MAILAG-E PREPAID.
$2.00 WAISTS 98c
100 now Waists all sizes
up to $2.00 vitl- QQ
ucs, tin's sale .... O
MANN'S
CENTRAL AVE., NEAR P. O.
$2.50 WAISTS $1.19
100 bountiful new Silk
Waists up to date in style,
all sizes, worth $2.80,
this sale jj 1 1Q
eaeh tjj X X J
SENSATIONAL CLEARANCE SALE
All Spring and Summer Merch
andise Must Be Sold
Biggest and Best Bargains To Be
Found In Medf ord
ii r.
GET OUR PRICES FIRST, THAT'S ALL
Ready-to-wear
Garments
Almost Given
Away
$6.00 Skirts 98c
ilust a few left, you will have to
huiT, if you waul one, just think,
$(5.00 skirts now going Q Qr
at, eaeh OL
$10.00 Dresses $1.98
About ."0 Drosses and Skirts ;oal-
Iv sold as highas (fl 1 QQ
$10.00, thisaio D 1 . 70
Wash Goods
Are Going Fast
at These Prices
Host Dress Prints, now,
a yard
4c
New Figured Lawns, beautiful
pat torus, lf)(j grade, now a
a yard
8c
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Oust four jSl&'ing Suits (oft, all
this soasonjs iitylos, worth up to
$10.00, salut
pri-e ... .;
All Parasols fill
SH ill . .
$12.48
l3 OFF
Japanese Crepes, up to 2;"o values
for this sale, a i J?
yard LD
SHEETS, PILLOW SLIPS, BED
SPREADS AT GREAT RE,
DUOTIONS
72x5)0 Bloarhod Sheets, good qaul-
,lty, worth JOf, this sale
fqatili
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"12 any lo rnu,h Pillow Slips, oheap
at lBu, sale prioe
eaeh ,
39c
1254c
lied Spreads, full size, QQ
worth $1.25, this sale eaeh. J(jC
Underwear and
Hosiery
At Low Prices
"Women's Sleeveless Vests, good
quality, worth lOe, now '1 1
eh r 11C
Women's Union Suits, good qual- &
uy, worm iioc, now f
eaeh uO
Women's li'ast, Blaok Hose, good
2"o grade, now a (
Pair IDC
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KAYSER'S GLOVES AT
GREAT REDUCTIONS
"Kayser's" two olasp Lisle Cloves
25e grade, now a ? -i
I1air Z 1 C
"Kayser's" Ifi-button Lisle and
Chainoisotte Cloves, GQc A A
quality, now a pair Tc4C
"Kayser's" 10-button Tucked
Silk Gloves, worth W -t c
$2.50 a pair, now $ 1 1 7
NOTIONS
All 5c items, now 4
All lOo Items, now g
All loo ltoms, now 12
FIRST SHOWING OF NEW FALL SUITS
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