Medford mail tribune., February 25, 1920, Page 8, Image 8

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MISTRESS OF GIRLS'
IL
LOS ANOEI.KS. C:,!.. IVb. 2."..
Miss Florence lluiisrl, till, owner or
the Htiutinttton Hall school ior irirln
in South l'nHUtlenu, near liere, was
shot and killed in her room Inst night
by nn unknown assailant, who then
piled excelsior in t he kitchen and set
firo to the buililinir. The fire was
discovered hv IKss Housel's father,
aged 80, who extiniruished the flump.
The f'uther then attempted to call
Miss House, but repeated rappiiiL's
brought no response and when her
loom door was forced she was found
dead.
Examination showed that the slav
er hud entered the houHe through n
pontrv window bv foreiutr the locks.
The police began a search fur a re
cently discharged male employe.
The body of vt M. llowen huaband
of the school housekeeper, wan found
later In a schoolroom, with a bullet
1hru the heart. Mrs. Bowen said she
and ber husband had been separated
and wbile be had threatened her,
neither she nor Miss House! had felt
thut he would attempt violence.
All BUI 2 HIGHS QUI!
ON ACCOUNT OF FLU
EWIKNE, Ore., Feb. 25. All liitra
schools in this district , except Eu
gene and Iiosebnni have withdrawn
from thd Oregon stale debating
lenciie for this vear beeauso of the
prevalence of influenza and these
two Hchools will soon meet in ioiuf.
debate to settle the championship of
Iho district. FJmira and Jniielcm
C'itv high schools in f,ane epuntv
travo notice todav of their withdrawal
iind Jtvrtlo Creek, in Douglas county
dropped out lust week.
PORTLAND. Ore.. Feb. 2.1. F.u
Kene.E, Smith, representatives in the
Orctron legislature and union labor
leader, lias withdrawn as a candi
date, for the republican nomination
for congress. Mr. Smith, who an
nounced his eandidaev ten davs ago,
suid todav 'unexpected developments
hnvo caused him to change his plans
ubout running. for congress.
SPURN LANSING'S NOTE.
(Continued from Puro One)
offieo said it was "pained because
it was ueeessarv to decline the North
American government's reipiest that
orders be issued granting, Forres per
misxion to enter Mexico.
Mr. Lansing's reply to the Mexican
covernment's request for permission
to import amis and munitions from
tho United Stales cuvo n list of
notes roeeived hv the state depart
ment from Ygnacio Itonillas, .Mexican
ambassador to Washington, relating
to tho subject and iu substance stat
ed the permission desired could not
bo granted under present conditions.
ASQUITH IS VICTORIOUS.
(Coqtlnuod from 1'ngo One)
the present coalition government.
Ills battle was fought along thoao
lines.
Regarding the burning question r.'f
Hunula he advocated full and free
commercial, financial and industrial
Intercourse, to be re-opened without
delay and declared his belief that the
Baltic states, with Poland, should be
encouraged to make peace on reason
ablo and advantageous terms with
Husnia, Tho allies, ho thought, should
do tho same thing, for rcus(.1is, he
said, "which ought to appeal to our
"conscience as well us our judgment."
SECRETARY OF STATE NAMED
(Continued from Page Ono)
Lansing nearly two weeks ago. Is' e
pected to curry out his Intention of
retiring from the slate department.
Mr. Polk has been in 111 health for
more than a year and his physicians
havo advised a lolig rest.
Should Mr. Polk retire two linpnr-
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
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bottle of Kly's Cream" Bnlm. Apply h
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membrane, and relief comes instantly.
It fa Ju6t wbat every cold mid catarrh
sufferer needs. Vvu't fctay stulTed-up
lu.dBiiBen.blc .
taut posts in the ulnlo department
would be left vacant, that of under
secretary to which Mr. Polk was ad
vanced some months ago, and of as
sistant secretary. The latter place
was held by William i'hljips, the new
ly appointed minister to The Nether
lands und Luxemburg.
On leaving the White House, Mr.
Colby said :
"J hod a long and unhurried con
ference with the president which Im
pressed me with the great confidence
ho has reposed In me. 1 hope I shall
not prove inadequate to these great
duties."
Mr. Colby aalil that pending con
sideration of his nomination by tho
senate he did not desire to make, a
statement.
TROOPS TO SUBDUE I. W. W.
(Continued on Page Eight)
lot, as provided by statute, counsel
for Htate and dofunse u greed to accept
the thirteenth juror. Hoth mate and
dofonHO exoroined their peremptory
challenges on filling the thirteenth
place and it was argued that because.
of thlH It would be prcper to use tho
thirteenth man. The court ugroed
when both sides stipulated to such u
course.
Continuation of the lefen.se case
halted last week by Furr'n Illness
was expected to be resumed after a"
brief recess.
Citizens here were expecting the
arrival of a detachment of the S.'.th
I ' n i tod States infantry this utternoon
word having reached here that Major
General John F. Morrison had ord
ered the troops to move from Camp
Lewis this morning. Troops were
asked for by Herman Allen, county
attorney of Lewis 'county, who said
vague rumors had convinced him that,
the presence cf federal soldiers Would
prevent uny trouble. j
Montesnno Quiet I
TMontesuno is more quiet than it
has been since the trial started, but
Allen declares his uctlon in asking
for troops was dictated by the desire
to preserve the peace and insure a
fair trial, both for the state and de
t'ense. Only rumors of trouble bave
been heard, many of them vague,,
Allen says, but bo is of the tvp!nion
that the presence of tho troops would
help to quiet even these rumors. I
"We have reason to believe that
most of these rumors are idle and un
founded," Allen said last night. "At
tho same time no harm can be done
by taking the proper steps to antici
pate and forestall any possibility of
serious friction."
"The request for federal troops for
Montosano is very obviously a piece
of propaganda," declared tieorgo F.
Vanderveer, counsel for tho ten de
fendants today. Vundorveer said
there was no need for troops here
that there was no sign of trouble and
no possibility of trouble.
Harnett on Stand
Tn defense re-culled KiiL'cne Har
nett, one of tlie ten defendants, to
the slum! shortly it Her Bull took nis
seat in the jury box. Jiarneit. testi
fied that the nacknuc be mailed from
(Viitniliii on the day of the sliootini:
waH a geranium plant, and that lie
sent it to his mother-in-law in Cot
tonwood, Idaho. The lnucliinnu coat
which. Harnett claims he left at Uie
Kndcrick hotel was entered ns a de
fense exhibit as were ii!m some
papers, which Hut-net' said he hud
carried on the dav of the shoot inc
IVUDWAYMLSFE
Men and women at forty
stand at the portal of a crucial
period. Strength must be kept
up, the body well nourished.
SCOTT'S
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ness to those in middle life. 1
SCOTT'S nourishes and in-
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body keep up with the
daily wear and tear on
strength. Let Scott's !
I help keep you robust! -,
bcutt St ItoNiie. UluotulirM. N. I. 19-11 '
xJlfresh
Vegetables
not "cold-storage-fresh"
but really fresh-gathered
from the garden! When
you taste the fresh crisp
ness, the green succulency
of them, you'll count your
little time, trouble and ex
pense a hundred times re
paid. For Morse's Seeds
are always dependable.
Fivccfntsnpaclrl.at poccci,
florists, drug and hardware
ilorci etc., everywhere.
C C. MORSE & CO.
125 Market St. San Franciaco
MbBSifs Seeds
and about which be went to the of
fice of Elmer Smith. C'entralia at
torney and one of the defendants.
The palters referred to n homestead
cJiiim, he testified.
liiirnr-tt testified that be walked
down Tuwer avenue shortly after the
hootiuir naming S. A. Hand and
Alexander Siirurtsen men he met
on this Wiilk. lie declared he would
not have had time to walk to a hill
board a half mil from the hall and
ib-rtoit m rifle. The rifle Harnett i--
UNSHAKEN TESTIMONY
Time is the lest of truth. And
Doan's Kidney Pills have stood the
test in Medfurd. No Med ford resi
dent who suffers backache, or nunay
fug urinary ills can remain uncon
vinced by this twice-told testimony.
Mrs. Wm. Charley, ;iU5 X. drupe
St., MedTord, says: "My kidneys
didn't act right at all. Besides this,
I had much pain in my back and
sometimes I could hardly bend or
straighten up. At night the pains
bothered mc) too, and often 1 couldn't
sleep. I trie'd plasters and medicines
for my back but none of them lelped
me any. It was while I way feeling
ill and discouraged that 1 heard of
)oan's Kidney I'ills and began taking
them. In less than two weeks, 1 felt
better. 1 took iu all four bo'xes, when
I felt well."
OVKK RIGHT YEARS I, AT K H
Mrs. Charley said: "1 recommend
Doan's Kidney Pills just as highly to
day as I did several years ago. I
still consider thorn a medicine of
merit and whenever it Is necessary
for me to take a kidney remedy I use
them, for I know they aro most re
liable." 60c, at all dealers. Fostor-Milburn
Co.. Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
FOLLOW THE
TRACKS
"Sic 'em
Wapi. Stop
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sake."
IT'S SOMETHING
DIFFERENT
if
16 KINDS OF WILD
ANIMALS
Piny a unique part in the
story
Greatest dog slodgo raco and
do fight ever!
Scenes actually taken inside
the rim of the Antic Circle
I
F1
fa
Ai
alleced to have used in finne from!
the Avalon, was found under this !
signboard, according to state cvi-1
dence.
Witness in Tear
S. A. Hand, who testified to cor j
roborato Harnett's storv ot his walk
!own Tower after the shootintr. left I
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the witness stand in tears. He is
a cun dealer in Centralin. He said
he walked down the street with Har
nett shortly after the shootintr and
that he noticed nothing unusual in
Harnett's demeanor. i i identified
a Mi caliber rifle as one similar tu
Harnett's and declared he never knew
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the defendant to have a ,'IS-.V rit'Ic. j inir his knowledge if. Harnett's nl
The state olleees that it was a bul- leyed walk down the street after the
let from a :t8-f' rifle which killed shootimr. Hand said he did not men
(irirmn. Hand's tears apparently tioii it to Cunnini:haui because lie
came as the re-.uk of cne--cxami-j was not a-ked about it.
nation 1mm Attorney C. R Cun- Hand aid he was a member of the
niriL'ham of state course!. bo no- j h,nkard faith and hud rcli-ious
braided the .witness for not mention- ' objection-; to testifying in court.
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