Medford mail tribune., April 30, 1921, Page 8, Image 8

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arEDPOftT) MATT; TRTnTTXE, MEPFOKD, OttEfiOX. KATTTttTUY. APKTL P.O. 102f
SEELEY HALL TO
BE IN CHARGE
OF LAKE TRAFFIC
According to announcement just
made by Vernon Vawter uud Geo. T.
Colllusi ytbo are Medfurd members of
tbe ncy Crater Lake company which
has taken over the hotel, transports-
tlon and other concessions of the
Crater National park from Alfred X..
Parkhurst, the hotel capacity will be
doubled at Crater Lake this summer
by loo addition of 75 commodious fur
nished; tents with wooden floors,
wooden walls eight feet high, doors
and glass windows with screens. These
tents have already been purchased and
will be placed In use when the season
opens July 1st, being erected on the
grounds adjacent to the hotel. The
hotel and tents will accommodate
about 950 guests.
Messrs. Collins and Vawter also an
nounce that Senley Hull has been
chosen to have charge of the transpor
tation between Medford and Crater
lake, and will give all bis tlmo to this
Important duty during the season. It
naq oeen announced mat an exper
ienced national park man wns to hnve
charge of this concession, but the new
company wanted jt man In charge
whom they personally knew was cap
able and reliable, hence ;,tho selection
of Mrj Hall. Medford people know that
no fatter selection ;could huvgi been
inadoJ s J i-V"
DUUUN, April 30. Disorder rolgn
rod In this city for several hours laHt
night, following the firing of n shot at
police auxiliaries noiir tho offices or
the Freomans Journal. Auxiliaries
Inter raided the newspaper's plant, al
leging that tho shot had been fired
from an upper story of tho building
but todny's Issue of llio Journal stnted
no arrests wore mndo nnd that no evi
dence was obtained to support the
charge.
At about tho same-hour a shooting
affair occurred on Great llrunswlck,11
Wreet. :
It Is reported that tho raiders In
tholr excitement, fired on tho central
police station when a policeman look
ed out of a window and refused to
withdraw when ordored to do so by
ono of tho auxiliaries.
AS WITNESS IN
FREEDOM FIGHT
8 AX FHAXCJKCO. April 30. An
ordr direetine the sheriff to hi-in
Thoumn Mooney, convicted of a bomb
murdtT, to San Francisco from San
Qurntin prison Monday to testify in
a proceeding dcniiied to reltase him,
was obtained today by Muoney's coun
sel. Tho proceedings will week to
show that Mooney was convicted
throuKh fraud. JIo la serving a life
sentence.
Tlio attorney was granted a writ of
hnban corpus yesterdny directing tho
warden of tho penitentiary to pro
duce iMooney In court. Todny's pro
ceeding is supplementary to tho ha
beas corpus action and is designed to
assist the warden in attending to the
details of Mooney'e removal outside
of tho penitentiary.
Mighty Babe Ruth Enters Struggle
To Aid Hungry Children in Ireland
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KnlfiH, Ore., April 2D, 1921.
To Fruit GrowcrH and Shippers:
A preliminary conference of sbii:
pers and growers of the northwest.
and particularly of Oregon, bns been
culled to assemble ut the offices of
commission, 252
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Since 1881 thcro have been only
three years with tower failures thnn
in,20.
tho Public Kervlcc
Court House, Portland, at 1:30
on Monday afternoon, Mny 2, to dis.
uss nnd determine the manner of
presentation of the li'nnspoi'lafion
iiui'ntlons affecting this vast industry.
Toe growers, shippers and dealers
n fruit, fruit products and vegetables
tho northwes taro facing a crisis
ly reason of tho largo amount of both
green nnd manufactured fruit pro-
duels now held in storage. It ni-
eurs that there are thntisnnds of car
onus of fruit and similar products in
warehouses, prevented by prohibitive
airier charges from reaching mar
eis, and mis loo with a new crop
oming in. If a financial loss Ik to
bo averted, It Is Imperative that some
emeily of relief be promptly applied.
"'1 herofore, It Is hoped that all lii
rosted in tho fruit industry In the
nrthwest will he present at this con
rence to lend support toward plae-
ng forcefully hofnro the Inter-sialo
ommerco commission tho uctunl
:ondltlons nbtainlng In toe northwest
ffeetlng tho fruit and fruit product
markets.
."Yours Very Truly,
PUIILIO KKUV. COM. OK Of!K.
"liy W. 1'. Kills, Hccretary." . ,
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MAY 2 l;kMj-, ' I
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ESPEE NOTIFIES '
SOFA
CUT IN WAGES
Ice
0 ONOERWOOO h unibc WOOD
Mighty "Babe" Ruth started the fans'
. campaign on behalf of the American
Committee for Relief in Ireland, when
lie endorsed the Commiltce's drive for
funds in Allanla, Ga., and urged his
fans to do likewise. This is a big game
lhat "Home Run Babe" is now taking
a hand in saving hungry children and
women from dcalh. There arc thou
sands of them in Ireland living on a
cup of cocoa and a slice of bread a day.
There arc thousands of them in rags,
and lliousands homeless. It is for ihc
pucpose of feeding and sheltering them
that th American Commiilre for Re
lief in Ireland :ai been formed. It is
a non-scclarian, non-pohliral organiza
tion started for a purclv humanitarian
purpose, and it v needs $10,240,000.
"Babe" if out to help the Committee
get it, and he hereby invites his fans
to take a hand. Who'll root for him'
in his new game? It's the best one
ever pulling bread in the mouth of a
starving child. Just $10.00 will keep a
kiddie from starvation for a month and
help clothe it comfortably. Send it
yourself and get a friend-fan lo do
likewise. Contributions should he sent
to the local committee of American
Committee for Relief in Ireland, or
lohn J. ruleyn, treasurer . 1 West
Thirty-fourth Street, New l'ork City,
in care of Babe Ruth Fund.
Nebraska Dank Robbed
LINCOLN, (Nob. April 30. Hunk
robbers broko Into tho sufe of the
Citizens Stnte bank at Palmyra to
day and aro reported to have escaped
with more than a dozen safety deposit
boxes bolonging to customers.
HERE MAY 1 OTH
A final itinerary of lecture dates for
Edwin Miirkhani, tho famous Oregon
poet, has been arranged with every
possible date filled from the tiiao he
enters tho state at Ashland, May 9th, ,
to the 18th, when he will visit his na
tive town, Oregon City. From Oregon
City Mr Markbani will proceed to the
east, where ho has oilier apiwint
nieuts. - : J :
Ycstcrdav. nfteiVnll dates hail been
scheduled by wire other Oregon towns
asked for dates, but had to be refused.
The following is' Markhaui's com
ploto Itinerary In Oregon:
Ashland, May 9;' .Medford. May 10;
''oseburg, Jlay. 11 ; Kugeno, May 12;
Portland, liny l.'l-H: Salem, May 111;
Monmouth, May 17; Oregon City, May
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MACON, GA. EXPRESS
AilTS TO JAIL
MACON, Ga., April 30. Thirteen of
the men convicted in federal court
here for participation in tho conspir
acy to rob Iho American Hallway Ex
press company or goods valued at
more than Jl. 000.000 were sentenced
to penitentiary terms today by Federal
Judge Kvans. In the cases of the oth
er twenty-eight., men fines ranging
from $300 to $3000 were assessed.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 30 The
Southern Pacific Railroad company
today notified ten classes of Its sub
ordinate officials and employes of its
desire to negotiate a revision of
wages.
Approximately 20,000 workers are
affected by the order, which will be
operative thirty days from date. The
order will have, the effect of suspend
ing the decision of the United States
railroad labor board of July 20, 1920,
which fixed the present rates of pay.
A basic minimum reduction of 20 per
cent Is proposed In the order, the ex
act figure to be left to conferences be
tween the company and each group of
workers.
WOMAN KILLED FOR
SCREAM IN HOLDUP
SOUTH ORANOK, N. J.,, April SO.
Four masked bandits today held
up an automobile in which Mrs. Cel
este Cassez of Orange was returning
from a visit to a sick friend. When
she screamed, one of tho men leaped
Into the tonncau and choked her to
death, while the others covered her
cnauffeur with revolvers.
BLIZZARD PREDICTED
FOR EAST OREGON
S A X V 1 1 AXC 1 K( ) . AtiH! A
Wn I'll i ntr In m-itvifltt nirnittut I'ulA
woatlu-r with hiwh Nurth westerly
winds and snow flurrtoti tonight and
tomorrow was Nirnt hv thn t'nitori
States woather bureau today to .stock
men in eastern Washington and Ore-
co n . 1 1 n h n n n 1 1 TsTi vn rl n . A linn vv
storm, whieh appeared off the Wash
ington toast Inst night was moving
over thi nlntoaii roirionu with hut Hi.
tie lessening of intensity, tho bureau
said.
VISCOUNT ASTOR'S COLT
WINS ENGLISH CLASSIC
AMERICAN ILD
BY REDS CALLS
LINGER STRIKE
RIGA, April 30. (By the Asso
rted Press.) William Flick, Amer
ican moving picture operator held
captive In Russia, has declared a hun
ger strike In the prison in Moscow,
where he is confined, according to
Information telegraphed here today
by Captain Marion C. Cooper, the
American airman who recently es
caped from a soviet Ruslsan prison.
Flick has declared in a written
statement to the soviet government
that he was an American, guilty ot
no crime and held In prison many
monilis without trial. Hence his de
cision to secure cither freedom or
death. '
Captain Cooper on his way to War
saw, met a Polish diplomatic official
who had just been relea-sed from the
prison in which Flick Is incarcerated..
The official said Mick on April 1 '
had been nine days without food. lie
was then unable to mow from his
ot but was steadfast in bis determina
tion to starve to death unless he was
freed, according to his recent com
panion in prison. ,
fun Want AOs vnnc resort.
SEAL HUNTERS
LORE
SEATTLK, April 30. Five Indian
seal hunters from Neah Bay, Wash.,
reported missing since the gale of
Thursday night off the Washington
coast, landed safely on tho bench
south of Cape Flattory, according to a
long distance telephone message from
Clallam Hay, Wash., today.
We carry complete stock of
Goodyear Tires and Tubes
Solid Tires Vulcanizing
Medford Service Station, Inc.
Corner Pacific Highway and Main. Phone 14. Medford, Ore.
S1CATTLE, April 110. Tho United
States weather bureau station at Port
Angeles, Wash., this morning received
a report from Neah Hay, Washington,
that-fiv members of the crew of the
roller lightship at Fmatilla reer, miss
ing since Thursday night when they
went adrift in nn open boat, had re
turned to the lightship today. Offic
ials were seeking confirmation of the
report.
Tides rise higher than anywhere In
the world on tho shunt of tho Hay of
Fumly.
London doubles Its population every
thirty years: New York every eighteen
years.
Fleetrlcal engineers have proposed
welding the crack in liberty bell so
that it may be run as of old.
NKWMARKET, England. April 20
( Hy the Associated Press) Tbe
two thousand guineas, the classic race
for colts and fillies run hero today,
was won by Viscount Astor's Craig an
Bran. Joseph Watson's Lemonora
was second and .1. H, Joel's Humorist
was third. Twenty-stx. horses ran.
Tbe on thousand guineas, also run
today was won by W, Raphael's Pet-
Una. William Clark's Petrea wns sec
ond and Viscount Astor's Pompadour
was third. Twenly-four horses ran
n tVfis rare, which is for three-year
old fillies. It was run over the flow
ley mile, as was tiie two thousand
guineas event which preceded it.
BEGINS
TOMORROW
Cassava bread Is reaarded as the
original bread of the .Western Hemi
sphere.
A motor crane manned by a crew of:
three can set more telegraph poles
than three gangs of men. I
Aviators find the nir over active
volcano craters too "bumpy" for safe
flying.
Tribes In central Africa have been
found to eat their dead no matter what i
disease look tbcni off. I
Mm
HARRY CAREY
in a new and different
Western
"If Only Jim"
LAST
TIMES
TODAY
Bill
Farnum
As
"Drag"
Harlan
RIALTO
PAGE
TONIGHT
30 People - BAND
A.NP ORCHESTRA
IG STREET
PARADE:
PONIETSt
CHAR IOTS,
FLOATS, DOGS ETC
SEATS NOW SELLING ' '' . . . ,
PRICES: Matinee 50c, 77c; night, 50c,' 77c, $1.00, plus 10
per cent war tax.
OIL
GUSHERS
Oregon Cat Creek Syndicate not a Corporation
750 Units $100 Each
A shnrc-nnd-share-alike plan, by which each unit holder gets hia
pro rata share of benefits from production.
Trustees C. V. Loosley, R. P. Neil, Walter Everton, Ashland,
Ore. . .-,
Location of holdings 1 miles south of Fran?, discovery well,
that has been producing for over a year; also the Franz River Well,
just brought In. ' .
MONEY IN OIL WELLS '
A 200-barrel well, Buch as the Franz discovery, will at present
low price of oil esm $1611,400 per year
We can put down nine wells on our holdings. Figure for your
self the possibilities.
A Clean Business Proposition
We solicit aid as all big producers have done to get started. NO
VKKK I'XITS. NO PROMOTION IFTS.
600 Units, $100 Each, Now Being Sold
Make your application to any of the trustees or to Fiscal Agent,
and make all checks payable to Oregon Cat Creek Syndicate, Ash
land. Ore.
You have the same chanco now to get in on the "ground floor"
that people had in early days of southern oil field opening.
E. T. STAPLES, Fiscal Agent, I
Hotel Austin Bldg. ' ' . AshlandrQregon
Playing
Tomorrow
MIS. and MHH. ITBIJC:
Your ciicajremeiit book
should contain the follow- -Iiik
notation for one after
noon or evening tho licit
three days.
SEE
ETHEL
CLAYTON
in
' "The Price of
Possession"
YuH nlno fice Clyde Cook
f mitiv t Wf i-rrilfr. Ittii-toii
travelogue, nnd licnr tlaidrc Butler at
tho lig Wurlitzer Organ.
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In his
Holmes"
SPKCIAT. AUDKI) ATTUACTroX
(For Sunday Only)
"Wanting Yon," song ballad, lyrics
hy tirntv Ileown, mimic hy Janice
Hurler. Introduced by Harry Sco-gall.
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