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rEDFORD MATTi TI?rBTTNTC rEDFOTiT), OHTttOW WEDNESDAY. MATiCTT 2. 1921 PSOTC FIVE .10 I WASHINGTON, .Mar. 2. Uncom promising ODpoHitlon to wny and al! attempts to utilize Yt jlowittono na tional park flood waters, for irrigation In Montana was expressed late yester day by Secretary i'uyne of the, Inter ior department, who appeared before a senate committee considering the bill of Senator . Walsh,, democrat, Montana, to authorlz such use. "When you once establish the prin ciple that you can encroach upon m tional parks for any utilitarian pi'i" pose, be It power or reclamation," you have begun the destruction of all paries," Mr. Payne said. "It is tho beginning of the. end." j Chairman McNary of tbo senuie SViiafutlon committee announced imt hearings on the Walsh hill would be postponed. In view of tho approach ing change of federal administration 'until a 'new. sceratary' of. tho inte rior has taken ofl'ice-'and has had op portunity to mnkii a recotnuiondution on tills subject." , Vi i SANTA FE, N. M., Mar. 2. Thrit Tlnlied States Senator Albert IS. Kail of New Mexico may not accept the post of secretary of tho Interior and may serve out his tern in the senate was declared herd today) By Attbrhey Mark B. Thompson of Las CrupegA close friend of Senator Fall. Win vv.Dii.a ib'ti.v- WASH. GOAL MINES .i SEATTLE, Mar. 2. Wanes of coal miners in all mines in tho stiite of "Wasliineton, with tho exception of two, will he reduced an averuge of 23 per cent, effective March 15, and retail coal prlceB wlll-be. cut from 50 - cents to $2.50 a ton, Washington coal oporators announced today. The. two mines .not affected -by the" wage re ductions are' railroad mines, which tuko out coal only for Jhe use' of the roads. A The ' executive hoard of district No. VO, .'United Mine Workers of America will,' meet this afternoon to consider' what, actum ' shall' be taken with re gard to' the wage decreases, union of ficials t announced. , -'.'According to the' operators' an nouncement,' wages will be . returned to the,, scale that existed In October, 10l'. Sftlines will' be shut down if the jspale Is not accepted, the announce- mt'nf aays..' 1 ' .' f vUBetween, 3000 and 4000 men Will be ' affected, by the order,, it was said. REFUSES ADVISE ALIEN LAND LftW OLYMPIA. Wush., Marchi". United States Senator Miies Poln dextcr in answer to an Inquiry di rected by the judiciary committee br the Washington state senate as to the stand of the incoming national administration on proposed anti alien land legislation, replied that he was unable to advise the senate and asked that President-elect Hard ing be directly consulted, Mt became known today. Members of the committee said to day they hesitated to question Mr. Harding personally with regard to tho proposed legislation, OLYMPIA, Wash., March 2. Ma jority and minority reports of Ilia Judiciary committee, favoring and. opposing p'assuge of tho anti-alien hi lid bill, were before the state sen ate today when the hill came up for final consideration: The bill, which prohibits aliens Ineligible to citizen ship from owning or leasing land In the state, was passed by the house last week. ' . .The majority report of ,the Judi ciary committee, recommending pas sage, was signed by eight senators, and the minority report by three. U. S, MAIL OAKLAND, Lai.. Iar. 2. One man was held a definite HUKpect and three others were detained under suspicion here today for the robbery of a registered mail van bust nitfht. At the same time postal inspectors i jug cook up a prou acicti quest ioiimik oi Albert Kenard. tho driver and hetfan checking up on the stolen mail. Kstl-matv-s of the loot ran from $20,000 to four times that fiKUre. Nothing definite could be stated until late today when the check could be. completed. C. F. West, superin tendent of mail said. The robbery occurred when three masked bandit: drove alongside the mail van bound to a depot with overland mail, intimi dated Kenard and Miss Lois Wlllur, who rode with him, took tho truck to a railroad yard and there capsized it by., driving it on a decline. Tho men took the four registered mail pouches and fled. note plcuxant viHovj al tli" Wil.oii home last week. The Miller family, who recently disposed of their ranch property here are located for a short time in Cold Hill. Mrs. Miller contemplates set tling: In theVicinity of Oregon Uy, but will throughly look over that lo cality before making any purchase. Tho La'.Kes !::!:::: I;:l cl.ib mi t hist week with -lira. Wil.n with almost the entire momo-r's'.np present. At this unnuali mewfr-; i "jo following nt fleers were in ta ltd !ur tho ons:;- yea. Piv.ulei ; Mii. irck Straus; secretary ir?:'.'it.-er, Mrs. Zim merman; corospon-'liii so" rotary, Mrs. C. 10. Wilhitc am! c '.stod'nn. Mrn. M. Koger. Mosdames Uiiifevd. Wilhito end Wilson were appointed to servo three months on projriam committee. Tho few warm days wi-'ve had have put several of our farmers to plowing and caused several to com plain of spring; fever already. iGcorge Julovson lately returned from Marshflold where ho was called through the death of his father, who Buffered death from u. sudden stroke of paralysis. . t S. F. JUDGE'S RECALL 'IS Tangible evidence of tho steady growth toward normal business was contained In the recent announcement of the Packard) Motor company that a thousand men would be added to the working force at once. On the same day the regular dividend to preferred stockholders was declared. ; The records of January sales com pared with those of December showed .an increase of business of 38 per cent on all Packard lines Ifor the first month of 1921. Especially cheering was the fact that the record for the last ten days of Otinuary showed an Increase of 81 percent over the first jten days of December. , SAN KHANCISCO, iMarch 2. l.llc T. Jacks and Sllvaln.J. Lazarus were preparing today to take office next Monday as police Judges of San Fran Cisco, having defeated Judges Morris Oppehhelm and John J. Sullivan in a recall election yesterday. Oppenheim and Sullivan wore re cently subjected to a grand Jury in quiry. . . Dlsbarmont proceedings are pond lng against' both Sullivan and Oppeu heim. Sullivan had occupied the bench ten years and Oppenheim eight. SAMS VALLEY , 1 WASHINGTON. Mar.2 -. A milling claim ''must be distinctly marked on the ground sothHt ijts, boundaries may be readily .traced, the supreme court held in deciding in -favor of, he Sll 7 ver King, Coalftfoii, - Mines company the twelve-yea night 'waged by the Copkling Mlnlpg.compuny. A review today of, the text bf the court's opinion showVd'that the -right of the onJtling- dQrpani' to a body of ore lyftlg undnr its .'claim but within ts.ttn 4id Joining patent,.. was although; It-waB erroneously lodfiMffen fhsl "delivered;' jies- ASibulng in favor of tlmt com ;contpUb(i.-v-. i the liifl dentedz InterpK- terdayl pany'si SUP PORTLAND, Ore., Slttr. 2. David F. Morrison, chief editorial writer of the Portland Telegram, who has been on a Far Eastern tour, died yester day at Shanghai of - pneumonia, according- to ,a message received 'today by the Telegram'.:'-, - .'; . Before his yrenenr ;tmlr,' w'hlch1 was for the 'purpose--of 'studying .Oriental markets; ho. ha ''hsaUe'aiic .months tour Sf 'the ,'UiUicl:-StuteB'v.' Htudymg seaiKirt eondUlons,,1'. t;; J ' ". H Had ,b6irwlfji the- Telegram '1 fi years. . ; ' '.'- : ...... :..'.. ; .,'-. T SPARKS FROM foB AY'S WIRE OVERTHROW PREDICTED (Continued From rage One). Rehels in Control 'Sanguinary fight UiK I'liiillinu's, In tho streets and also in the licislilnii- hood of Petiograd. The gurrisim while not participating actively in the fight ing has handed over all Its arms anil munitions to tho rehels. The rebels are holding Vnsslly-Ostrov, a suburb of Petiograd. and Important residential quarters of the city. "In southeast Russia Oenaral DtttolT (anti-bolshevik'leader of the brcnhiirg Cossacks) with strong forces of Com saeks, Is operatins successfully lu the Orenburg plains- while tlcueral Ante- off who is loading the insurgents in the central, southe.i.n anil Volga dis tricts, has made a considerable ad vance which threatens to cut off com munications with Caucasua." WASHINGTON, MaK 2. John Skel ton AVllllamf 'of- Richmond, announced today his resfgnatton as conditi oner of the currency. ' -' ''-.' ",' -' ' ' .'.WyORK, Mar. 2. Uquor valued by federal agents at more than sw, 0(10 was seized today lu a l'ald. on an abandoned garage In the Bronx located a sliort distance from a yollco station. The recent good weather has at last given our good road man chance to get at the roa'ds, and Mr. Rowe bus been using ovcry available minute to p'ut the roads once more in a .passable condition. It was In deed a welcome sight to tho roud bide dwellers to see the two Ford sons out last week, each'with a grad pr doing fast improvement, and. It is pleasant, to know that that night mare of 'bad road3 will soon bo a filing of tho past. . ; The play,, "All a Mistake,'.' passed off the 19th-. much 'better than had een' expected.. ; A good crowd ut Jended and encouraged tho players ,hy' showing appreciation throughout Mie play. The cast was composed en- ureiy ol luuiiiiuieu, tour oi wuicu jtook the parts of the masculine char acters of the play and to such a per fectness that It was difficult for the audience to ascertain their true sex. This feature of itself helped to In crease the Interest of the audience. Many who were not Informed of the pluy and others who were unable to attend .owing to the weuther are In formed that the play will he put on galliif. '-'. tei ' " ; j ' ViyA, ,'DeFord left ,uriluy evening fop Albany to b present Mondiiy; ill ,the';St.ati ,Vp01 Orowehs 'tneetlh'g .Jicjltf In that tly-.-'' ff - v'-' ' ' -T-' ' The Sltsses Jianfcy;-, of 'near. Jack sonville, accompanied by Miss . Pool ,of iIedford,.wre nmoiig the Otltslde visitors who -uttendod "All a Mis take." -'. '"" '. ; Miss. .Marie StrauB left1 recently for-Mcdford'to fill a position. In the Vilas home. '.' , T. B. Edlngton ond fumlly of Rock Point recently spent the week end at the Edlngton home. : j Gus Undbetg 'is In Medford this week having some necessary, dental work completed. i . - J. D. Dodge arid wife of Medford LONDON, Mar. 2. The Russian trade delegation here announced today that it was communicating direct with Moscow and that it was authorized to deny the rumors of revolution In Itus sia. These, it was declared, were abso lutely false and were "started for po litical purposes or In the interest of stock exchanges." H-ille Kmc; ' n- Atihjh Hed Can : 4jJ r -; fi' n . I IDhen you purchase f '. U(U:f COJ JCC LUUt JUL. .LUlo . ; 14 ' 1 figure on; the5i:m8T JAn v I ofcomPlele i h ff - salisfdclion iy:" ; Hills Bros.- v ; -? : s ' - '. ' : -1- beh-.Iv. Vb t wmiwinTiinwiiwiiMiMiTir-n amrTtaammmammmmamat r I .WASHINGTON. Alnv.-, 2. Tho sen , nte has struck froul tile legislative ap tiroprtatlon -bill us unnecessary, its amendment" authorizing purchase lay the'.treasxirydepurtment Of $100.000, 000; of fulm lonn bonds.1! Chairman Varrbn;ithe committee- mid action oif tht".siiremdi court in sustaining the federal taj-rii.loan act permitted ellmU il'atlbn tif-the. proposal.' v . GRANDMA NEVER LET . HER HAIR GET GRAY Sh Kept Her Locks; Dark and Glossy, with Sage Tea and Sulphur. ; tvTjn you darken your hilr with Sage Tea and Sulphur, no one can tell, because lt done so naturally, so evenly. Preparing this mixture, though,- at home Is mussy and trouble some. At little cost you can buy at any drug store the rady-to-ue prep aration. Improved by the addition of other ingredients called "Wyelh'a Sage and Sulphur Compound." Tou Just dampen a sponge- or eoftr-Dfush with It and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time. By morning all gray hair disappear, and, after another, application or two, your hair becomes .beautifully dark ened, .glossy and luxuriant Gray, fadsd . hair,- though- no dis grace, is a sign of old age, and as we all desire -a youthful and attractive appearance,' get busy at once' with Wyeth's Bare and Sulphur Compound i and-look years younger. This ready- let requisite and not a medicine. It Is not. Intended for the cure, mltlga tlon or prevention of disease.- 'TRACY,. Minn,, Mar. X Officers of the law had the tables reversed -here when prisoners in tho jnll, 'locked tljeJ jailer In a cell and prohibition agents had an automobile, filled with evidence against moonshiners ptqloq from them, NEW YORK, Mar.' 2f-An unpaid wager of-five dollars ntade' on ft base ball game tn 1919,- was said to-have been, given as a motive today by George McCormack, who was arrested on charges of shooting to death a friend ' i " ' ' -:: !.'..,- ;" '' : ,' ' NEW YORK, Mai-.' 2. Enrico Caruso tenor, who Underwent a third opera tion' yesterday for a small, abscess in the pleural cavity Wasircborted to be resting comfortably today, . . NAHVlLUK,;.Ten6.;s far. i George M. Drake, 85, who served with General Meade lleale 'of the' . t'nlted . States arnrj-.in thedrigihal-sm yey across the continent for the route ot the Southern Pacific, railway, and a Trfoneer resi- dent-df Chattanoftgai died ,here e8tef day.; . av-" ."-. SALT XiAKB CITY, Mar. 2 Anthon H. 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