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REDfOKU JTSTC TRIBUTE. MEWOKD. OREGON. TUESDAY. 'APRIL 27. 1920.
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TANK EXPLOSION
GATES GARAGE
Thru a peculiar accident In the C
E. Gates Auto company garage Mon
day afternoon a man whose name is
unknown suffered a badly lacerated
wrlBt and Frank Roberts, superlntcn.
dent of the garage, got a bump In the
solar plexus which prevented his re
turning to work today.
Mr. Roberts was soldering on the
gas tank of a tractor in which it
seems that a small quantity of gaso
line had not been removed, when the
gas ignited with a loud explosion
which shook the building and broke
a few windows, one end of the tank
blowing out and striking the man on
the wrist who stood several feet
away watching Mr. Roberts work
The other end of the tank was driven
bard against the lattcr's tum-tum.
BY HIS NEIGHBORS
LARGEST LEPER COLONY IN WORLD
HAS ITS CLUBS,THEATRE AND MOVIES
Dr. W. 1). Wood
.. Dr. W. D. Wood of lllllsboro, can
didate fur secretary of state, is In
Jackson county thin week visiting old
friends and making new ones. The
following estimate from a group of
Influential citizens in lllllsboro lndl
cates what they think of him in his
home town:
(Dr. Wood has the wido knowledge
the practical ability, the keen judg
ment and unwavering determination
and dcslro for practical economy in
state affairs, necessary to fit him for
the performance of tho duties of Sec
retary of state. Alwnys gcntlcmnnly
and courteous, yet firm and coura
geous in his convictions he will bring
to tho discharge of his duties, if
elected, broadmindednoss, clarity of
vision, practical oconomy, and good
judgment, togothcr with an accurate
. knowlodgo of stato business and stnto
needs. His election to the offlco of
secretary of stato will guarantee nn
economical, progressive and effoctlvo
service In behalf of the stato in tho
discharge of tho duties of that offlco
We Invite your investigation of his
qualifications for this office, and our
hope is that his candidacy will appoal
to you as tho ono bent fitted for the
place and thru you to othors of your
community and Hint ho will recclvo
your actlvo support.
GEO. II. BAG-I.EY
K. 1). TONOl'K
JOHN A. TllORNBlTHOll
J. W. BUUTE
THOMAS CONXEMj
C. U. IIUCIIANAN.
AT
Pat Dulley and Ed Walker spent last
night at tho Anient (I tun much to the
sorrow of ten illegnl fishermen who
wore caught In the act. Tho men
caught In the raid were from Rose-
burg and (irants Puss, and somo of
them pleaded guilty tin soon as placed
under arrest. Tho others were to
bo arraigned in court ut Grunt 3 I'ass
this afternoon.
The fishermen yvero all caught
fishing lnsldo the legal limit bolow
the dam, according to a long distance
tolephono mcssago received here
early this afternoon.
WAR LOOMS ON PACIFIC
(Continued from Page One)
"Wc xhotild not otilv linvc one liulf
of the nnvv Ihero." .Mr. Lodge re
plied, "but we hIiouIiI litive 11 rupuble.
mdcticntlciit fleet on the l'ucitr.
coast." WASHINGTON". April 27. The
house bill upproprintintr .300.000.000
for deficiencies in coverntnent opera
tion of railroads nl .!).000.000 for
miscellaneous deficits was passed to
lny by the smntc ninl ,-ent to eon
' fercacc ,
1
Panorama of Cnllon Island and Its Harbor.
The largest leper colony In the club houses, their open air thea- may do to help the lepers. Alroad'
..d 1? ,,',ndor 'h American flag, ter, and their motion picture en- the lepers have n Christian E.i'-
c""?n- .Phllll)D,n9, Elands, tertalnments. Their own brass deavor Society and a Women ' So
8.000 of tho 2.000,000 lepers on band of 25 plays a welcome to all clety as part of tbelr commi'sitr
the earth have been quartered visitors, and festivities follow their life '
since 1906. When the flag was arrival. Most of the natives till the They are practically cut off from
carried to the Philippines, leprosy soil or are otherwise usefully occu- the world. Their monev his Wo
was rampant. Lepers worked in pled. They live In nlpa houses and coined for their exclusive use
cheese factories, grocery stores and have their own Ice and electric Their mail Is handled by a non
tobacco factories, and as coachmen. Dlants. leprous employe before it goes
school teachors and clerks. Quiet- These are the conditions report- aboard the mall steamer Their
ly tho Government opened Its col- ed to the headquarters of the In- money orders are boueht'from a,
ony at Cullon and brought there all terchurch World Movement by rep- non-leprous clerk who carries'
the lepers In the territory. An ex- resentatlves making a study of the them outside the colonv. But the
porlmental laboratory was set up. leper colony. The study Is being flag links them with the country
ChaulmooRra.oll was discovered, conducted to ascertain what the which has given them core under
nnd through Its use 23 lepers were Protestant Churches, through the the most admirable conditions that
discharged as cured In 1915. closer co-operation which Is the have existed for lepers In the hl
rhe lepers at Cullon have their large purpose of the movement, tory of the world.
G. KELLY WINS IN
CONVENTION AFTEf
A BITTER CONTEST
BELLIXGIIAM". Wash.. April 27.
A ficht over the indorsement of Guy
E. Kelly, former speaker of the house,
of Tacomn. for national committee
broke out in the caucus of the Kins
county delegates, held here this morn
ing, prior to the opening of the stato
republican convention. The caucus,
after an attack hnd been made on
Kelly's record us director of the cen
sus in Tacoma in 1910. and as speak
er of the house, voted in favor of nn
indorsement of Kelly's candidacy for
national committeeman on the floor
of the convention this afternoon.
The attack on Kelly was made by
Elmer E. Todd, former assistant Unit
ed States district attorney of Seattle,
former Senator Ralph Nichols, presi
dent of the senate in 1917 when Kelly
wns speaker of the house and Georre
Hummens. An exception in the .-use
of the unit rule was made in favor of
Todd, Nichols and Btttmuens, who.
under the caucus agreement, will be
given freedom of action in the con
vention. Todd said that he could not "'stul
tify himself" by voting for a mnn
whom he had prosecuted as an of
ficer of the federal government.
Although Kcllv was acquitted of con
spiracy, he said, his subordinates were
convicted. Senator Nichols assailed
Kelly's record in the legislature in
connection with the building and loan
association bill.
Defense of Kelly was made bv J. J.
Sullivan, a war veteran, who said that
tho ex-service men of the state hail
unanimously indorsed liis candidacy
in a caucus last night.
Portland, than It did the last six
months of the year while tho depa, -ment
was located In Salem, accord
Z to a report prepared by Conrad
Stafrin. retiring adjutant general,
filed with Governor Olcott.
BAKER, Ore.. April 27. Every
teacher and janitor in school district
No 5 will receive a bonus of $100 In
n.QCani vear's salary
auauion 10 iu j"--- , .
as the result .of an election held here
Saturday. .
Complete official returns
170 votes in favor of tho bonus and
eight against it.
PORTLAND. Ore.. April 27.-Rou.
ert I). Inintin. president of the liiman.
Poulson Lumber company, and one
of the best known lumbermen in tlo
northwest, died at a hospital here to.
day, niter un illness of several
months. Mir. Ininun was operated oti
lust week for tin affliction which do
velopcd following influenza. Mr, n.
man wns about (id years old und a ntt
tive of Ohio.
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PORTLAND, Ore.. April 27 When
prices for udmission to Pacific Const
league baseball games in Portlund
lyere advanced nt the opening of tlie
season, Judge W. W. MVC'rodic, own
er of the Portion dcltib, fixed the ud
missiunl'or women nt 30 cents, a ten
per cent tax of four cents milking the
cost -10 cents. Then til cgoverninent
stepped in and declared tltu women
should pay n tax of seven cents, the
same ns tho men lire rennired to nuv
on a fill-cent admission ticket. Tliis
wns said to be on account of the fact
that n woman takes up just ns much
room in tho grandstand ns does a
mnn.
Today Judge MeC'reilie reduced the
prieo of admission for women to 311
cents, which with a seven-cent tax.
will not increase tho -JO-ccnt total
admission cost.
Juekson County Building &
Loan Association to I). K.
Jl'llurd, et ux. Land in block
1. Han's Add. to Me.lford 1.1
John A. Martin, ct ux, to Chns.
Nelson. Land in DLC 59-37-2W
........... 10
C. II. Pierce, et nl, to J. C.
Kmeriek. Lot 8, block 3 Ken
dall's Add to Sfcdford COO
Dell E. Millard, et ux. to How
ard E. Warner, et ux. Lund
in block 1, Burr's add. to
MM ford 025
C. E. Terrill (Sheriff) to the
Pioneer Educational Society ,
Lots 17 nnd 19. block "I" R.
R. to Ash Inn d fi-'i
Clyde L. Martin to Charles Nel
son. Lot !), Mace Sub 10
O. A. Stearns, ct ux, to Wesley
Yogeli, et ux. Land in
g:i-:i8-iw - 10
riomcr W. Barron, ct ux. to Em
ma Wing. Part of NW of
Sr 5-40-2E .-..-..-... ... 10
Harmon A. Predonburtr, ot ,ux,
to J. A. Mot'fatt. Land in
Park Add. to "Medford 1000
Effio Lttclla. Tavlor. ct til. to
R. P. Bolz. Land in DLC
41-38-1W r , 10
Rnlph Waldo Elllen. ct ux. to
.Farm Bureau., co.-operativo
exchange . Lot J, block 3J,
MM ford :.. ..
LATEST NEWS
OF THE STATE
(PORTLAND, April 2 7. Krcd Pet
erson and Russell Shawhan, both of
whom are said by the police to have
several penitentiary 'torms behind
them and a long list of safecracking
jobs charged against them, were in
dioted yesterday by tho federal grand
Jury on allegations ot altering gov
ernment war savings stamps which
were stolen from the Scio State Bank
of Scio, Ore.
TONIGHT YOUR LAST
CHANCE TO SEE
Another Side-Splitting Laugh Hit by the Captivating
Stars of "23y2 Hours' Leave"
The Sunday and Monday Crowds Said:
"What's Your Husband Doing?"
IS FUNNIER YET
STARTS TOMORROW
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FOR 30 YEARS
Q nnumbeicd thousands have
b LAlaughed cS cried, have been.
Chi-uied ana exaitea cy uus
: of American dramas!
SALEM, April 27 It cost the
stato of Orogon nearly twice as much
to conduct the adjutant general's of
fice during the first six months of
o(jni) the year 1919, while it was located In
III!
IN M SOFIA
CONSTANTINOPLE. April 25.
Monslgnnr Dorotho, as nctlng Oroek
patriarch, has sent a message to the
San Kemo conference protesting
against tho claim ho understands the
iioly Seo has made that tho church of
St. Sofia at Constantinople go to the
Roman Catholic church, lie roller
ates tho contention that tho edifice
Is a Crock orthodox structure, and
should bo the cathedral of the Greek
patriarchate.
(burnished by Itie JucKson County
Abstract Co.)
Heal KMnto Transfers
Mat hew Knos to Hopo E.
(Jundros, lots 9, 10. 11. blk.
3. Kendall Add!
Antioucttc IV Pciitt to John
Morris, et ux. W- of X E,
XT, of XE XV of SK lti-
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ASPIRIN FOR COLDS
Name "Bayer" is on Genuine
Aspirin say Bayer
Init on "Raver Tablets of Aspirin"
in 'Uytr pAckagr," containing proMt
ilirrct ioni for CoM, Tit in. Hci!afhet
Neuralgia, Lun.b.iRo, and HlicuniiUism.
Name " Ha Ttr' ntc.in genuine Apirm
preacri' vA br phyiria for nin-trm
yrar. Handy tin boxrs of V2 tnMets
cost fiw crnt. Aspirin trail mark
of Barer Manufacture of Mouoacctic-
a.ci dealer of Salic ylicacii
H MANN'S The Best Goods for the Price, No Mater What the Price MANN'S
Sensational Sale of Men's
Clothing and Furnishings
I at
Mann's Annex Wednesday
I MEN! You can save moneyj j
while this merchandise lasts
I Note a Few of the Many Bargains
WORK SHIRTS
Best quality, all sizes.
$1.19
I V 1CLA- JCJ i- -
H "While they last
each
H MEN'S SUITS
H Hart. Schaffner & Marx
H all wool suits, $75.00 val-
H lies. "While thev JOp
H last, each .'.
FLANNEL SHIRTS
Hj Good quality in prey and
j khaki. From $2!50to?5
H KHAKI PANTS
Men's best quality Khaki
H la11'3 E9 QO
pair QU.VO
H MEN'S GARTERS
;.V' values 2!)c
Men's Arm Bands, 3"x:
values 2'2C
OVERALLS
Mpu'b Union Made Waist
Overalls. AVhile $00
thev last .iO
MEN'S TIES
Four-in-Hand
$1.")0 values 98c
$3.00 values ?1.9S
MEN'S HOSE
Men's fine grade Cotton
Hose in black and brown,
special OAp
mr
MEN'S MAKINAWS
lest quality. On sale
12.00 to $19.50
Mann's Annex
44 NORTH CENTRAL AVE.
Next to Schieffelin's Old Stand
Cuthbert Building
MEN'S HATS
Fine quality. Cheap to-
day at $5.00. "While they f
each $3.50 p
. MEN'S CAPS jj
All pood styles and color?.
Up to $1.50 values. "While S
they last, OQp M
each OUv
MEN'S SHIRTS 1
500 Men's Negligee shirts
with and without collars,
$3.00 values. ff-l AO W
Special, each V lv0
CASHMERE HOSE 1
Fine quality. Cheap at
50c
WORK GLOVES
(!ood quality, 25c values,
j)air ....15 S
(2 pair for 25c) f
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