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PAGE THREE Center of Odd Family Tangle III HIT HIGH SPOTS FOR SUCH EVENTS MEHPOI.M) MAIL TltimTVU. MtfnFOTM). OHEGOX, MONDAY. XOVKMKKK 7. Ifr.M KLAMATH KAl.LS. . . v. 7 A blackmail letter receive i October 1 by John Siemens Jr., cashier of the First State & Savings, bank, demand ing Immediate nayment of :oo nn ( threat of bodily harm, resulted in the arrest here of Raymond .Moore, an j anto mechanic former y or M'.-dford. who !s also held on liijiior charges, to gether with Ed James, identified today, by United States District Attorney) Maguire and United States Marshal i S. F. Pace of Portland as one of the I 'Dusterhorr Twins," well kniwn to Multnomah county authorities for their moonshine activities. Mngulre and face are investigating the blackmail case. Siemens says that he received through the mails the fol lowing unsigned letter: ; "Upon receipt of this letter take 2.")00 in currency, hills or small de nomination, and drive alone to the forks of the road lead:ng to the old city dump. Throw the cash in the middle of the. road and drive on straight ahead. Vou will be watched. Bo not toil anyone or notify officers or harm will ome to you. Follow di rections closely." Siemens at once notified the author ities. Shorirt Luw and Deputy Sherirf Luke Walker crawled for a half mile to a vantage point within 100 yards from the point designated. At 1 o'clock, one hour later, Siemens drove to the spot, unaccompanied, and drop ped the money as directed and drove on. About halt an hour later, it is 1 A M -i it. r JEW - r&fc. -Vr4sfZl VHP Alice lias int-u s ilt against Joseph Pa- for $100,000 for alleged alienation Charles Prlnoe, New York art dealer, fprnn tiiu irinlf i.mil ltrn:i irn li nit lie r.ill-Mi w alleged, Moore appeared, first halting; 0. ,nB afrectoni of Mrs. Alice Prince, Paterno s Blstei-ln-taw. Paterno's wife -.....,.....,....... m t l" ; soys she has absolute ralth in nor husband and believcB that he ib totally the appointed spot. Here, the officers , lmiocout 0f any wronsdoiug with her young sister. Biij, iie iiihuo preiext or repairing ins. car. At the same time glancing keenly around. Then in an apparent rage, he throw i the wrench some distance from the road. Remarking that a poor wrench was better than none, he went to re trieve it, consigning- some time in the search. He did not pick up tho money. Whon arrested Monro denied all knowledge of the letter and maintains ho is innocent of the charge. He prob ably will be taken to Portland to face charges of misusing tho United Siatis mails. Raymond Moore is listed ill the iledtord dilatory and inquiry nrnniT nn UVIt MAK, 101 FILM AT C. LAKE! (ioneral Motors tiot'diicli Co ' CJreat Northern, pfd Groat Northern Ore Cfss ! llllnnlE frtntivil Inspiration 'Copper Int. Mer. Mnr'ne .pfd International Paper 33.2 Kornecott Copper 23.5 LouInviTe & 'Nashville 107.5 Mexican Petroleum 107.8 Miami Coper : 22.6 11.3 31 72. S 32 96.5 35.7 49.5 picture of film at local garages failed to identifv him. 1H,,,,h' wh" wiM (nn,c' Xo -Medfortl " it-arly in 11122 to take Booties near hero Tint inns Mi'irilian, nmtion ritar, will hrail u conipany EARLY PIONEER PASSES AWAY M ; B. PALLS HOME Benjamin Franklin Clark Kdmond oon, who died at his home in Dutte falls, Ore., iN'ovember Gth or Brights disease, aged 89 years, was a native of Georgia, born Aug. S, 1S32, and crossed tho plains to California in 1 S f. 3 . On October 7, IStil deceased was married to Anna Halo. The fam ily came to Oregon in 1S71, settling In Jackson county, and to the union were horn nine children, of whom six are living, three sons and three daughters W. I... Kdmondson. Sled ford, Oro.; C. A. Edmondson, Butte Falls, Ore.: Benny Eumondr.on, Butte Falls, Ore., Mrs. J. .1. Patton, Butte Falls, Ore.; Mrs. J. -M. Allen, Eagle Point, Ore.; Mrs. H. J. Gordon, Fort Klamath, and 22 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. The fu neral service will he held at the grave Tuesday at 1 p. m Hev. Day of Butte Falls officiating. Interment in Buute Falls cemetery. Jlr. Edmoiulson was an honored and highly respected pioneer and leaves a host of friends lo mourn his loss. I for u.-;e In the picturizallon of "The .Man Kroni the Xorlh." With Mr. Meighan will cnine several other prominent players and Director Joe Jlyan, v.Jlo has made r,t'eral other very -sun esfuT -pit'turi'S.' The' com pany will he. neiit north by Hie Fa mous I'luyers-La.sky Motion I'lctuiv corporation. TIioho facts became known with the arrival here of seve ral of the Lanky company. They are stopping at Hie Hotel Medford, but would not permit their nnme.s lo nc,mip)i Trans. & Trad ""I''!- . , ,., I Sinclair Con. Oil I he scones will be filmed on a I,, ,.. ABLE TO : 'I DO HER WORK After Long Suffering Mrs. Siefert Was Restored to Health by : Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable ;.;' Compound Pottsville, Pa. "I suffered with female trouble for four or five years and was v?ry irregular. I was not nt to do my work at times and took medicine from a doctor and got no bene tit. 1 saw lyaia Cj. rina ham's Vegetable Compound adver tised in the news papers and took it and got all right. 1 trained twenty pounds or more and am now able to do my work. I recom mend the Vegetable Compound to my friends and vou may use these facts as a testimonial.'1 Mrs. Saixig Siefert, S13 Wj Fourth Street, Pottsville. Pa. The everyday life of manv housewives is a contin'unl struggle with weakness and pain. There is nothing more wear ing than the ceaseless round of house hold duties and they become doubly hard whon some femals'trouhle makes every bono and muscle ache, and nerves all on edge. If vou are one of these women do not suffer for four or five years as Mrs. Siefert did, but profit by her experience and be restored to health by l.ydia L. PinkhanVs Vegetable Compound. all Probably the most unique parade ever seen in the valley was put ou by the "D. O. K. K.'s of Medford, la:U Saturday nt 2 p. m. The pnrnde was led by tbe splendid local band and by the officers of the loenl temple in their magnificent costumes. Then followe 1 the Brigand team In full regalia. marching with tnnt precision and snap that indicated long practice and train ing. One of the distinctive features of the affair was the Pythian Sisters in bright new uniforms. The team from the Indies branch was evidently select ed because of thc-lr beauty and style and they made a real hit. The side show features of the parade rivaled the fun features of a highly paid cir cus. Many of tho prominent business and professional men of .Medford were In line and hundreds of out of town peo ple were on the streets. Tlui kangaroo court held in the tem ple caused, much merriment after the parade and in the evening the core nionlnl was put on with all the elab orateness of ' the Dramatic Order of the rank. Probably never, before has the local team been In such flno fettle. Everything moved like clock-work and tho long pageant was put on without a hitch. Many of the visitors who havo seen the Work In Portland and largo cities say that tho work of the Med ford branch was the best they had ever seen. The banquot in charge of tho Pyth ian Sisters was served at midnight and was of the kind that will bo long remembered by those who had the good fortune to partake of it. After tho banquet all returned to the hall where tho Famous Eight Order of Business kept candidates and Dokles in ' merriment until tho weo Binall hours of the morning. Altogether It was something that tho local lodge may well be proud of and was also a credit to the town and to the offlcora and workers whoso painstaking attention made it possible. Middle States Oil I I Midvale Steel 2 1.3 Missouri Pacific IS. 5 New York Central 72. N. Y.. N. H. and Hartford 13.6 Norfolk & Western 95 Northern Pacific 77 Oklahoma Prod. & Ref 3.2 Pan American Petroleum 4B.6 Ponnsylvuniu. 35 People's Gas G6.5 P'ltsburg and W. Va 2 3.7 H.'iv Consolidated Copper 13.6 Heading 69.7 ZbyHKko to Meet Caddock. DES MOINES, Iowa, Nov. 7. Stanislaus Zhyszko of Poland will de fend his world's, heavy weight wrostl tng title hero tonight in a contest with Karl Caddock of Walnut, Iowa, for mer champion. NORFOLK, Neb., Nov. 7. Tho Farmers Rtato bank of Winsido, Nob., was Vlosod today. Bad loana and con Htant withdrawals are given by tbe Htate bank examiner no the cause of the failure. He estimated the loss at about $200,000. JrYjl TJLEASANT to work with is Citrus the MfA'ii X unique powdered soap product. Its lemon ftMvlylf J JD content gives it a delightful fragrance; and t nwitm1 it does no harm to the tendcrest hands, A ' ll 100 Useful is Citrus I 1 CITRUS SOAP COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA Jmt ' SANblECO J ,!.' Remember the LEMON i Rep. Iron & Steel . Uoyal Dutch, N. Y. 1 I0 0-n ere rnnch near I'rosiwu-t. Ore., and act ivo work will conuin'iu'e as soon as the snnw full.s. it vas learned. Mo.st of tlii' HL'tors and I'-ctressos tu bo ued in the sfftn hero will be broiiRht up from California. It was said that i0 "extras." already al work on tlie pb-t ure in the California stu dios, would make the trip north to Medford. It is expected that about a month will be ronsumed in work near Prospect. The work at Prospect may be a forerunner of ot hT motion pi --t ure activity In Smithefti Oregon, the men already here intimated to friends. A special company may be formed and several complete photdramas snapped around Prospect and in the Crater hake district. Crater Lake, il was snid, had never been ucd as a back Kivfuntf for a motion picture play and that It would mave a bin appeal tc thn publie and especially to those of tho east, was forecast. Portland journal. 49.7 4S 36 22 78.r 19 110.3 No confirmation uf this report, other than rumors prevalent for many months to the effect some movie crusaders were thia way, could be secured today. N. Y. Stocks NEW YORK, Nov. '. The listless and narrow movement on the stock exchange today was dominated by professional shorts and firmer money tendency. Sale3 approximated 473, 000 shares. Allis-Chaltners American ellet Sugar American Can American Car & Foundry ... Anier. Hide & Leather pfd American 'International Corp American 'Locomotive American Smelting & Refg... American Sugar American Sumatra Tobacco . American T. & T. American Woolen Anaconda Copper Atchison -1 '. All. Gulf & W. iLdiea Laldwin Locomotive Batllmore & Ohio .17 Bethlehem Steel "U" 56.2 Canadian Pacific 1H Central Leather 2S.7 Chandler Mutors 43.7 Chesapeake & Ohio .".4.2 Chicago. Mil. & St. I'aul 23.2 C. R. I. & P Shino Copper 23.0 Colorado Fuel & Iron 21 Corn Products 8"'.S Crucible Steel 63 Cuba Cane Sugar 7." Krie 12 General Electric 133 34.5 26 30.7 .132 51.S 91 3H.." SP..S 3," 109.6 77 42.7 S5.6 29.o 90. S inborn Pacific Pouthevn Uatlwav Standard Oil of N. J.... Stiidebaiier Corporation 74.7 Tennessee Copper 8 Texas Co 4 3.2 Texas Pacific 22 Tobacco Products GO. 7 Transcontinental Oil 9 l.'n.ion Pacific 12.1,. 5 IT S. Food 'Products 11.5 V. S. Retail Stores 49.2 I'. S. Ind Alcohol 44.2 I'nMed Stales Rubber 47..") 1'niled States Steel 80.5 I'lah Copper 55.7 WesUnghouse Klectric 46 Willy's Overland 6 AnierUan Zinc, Iead & Sin 8.5 Butte and Superior 14.2 Cain Petroleum 43 Montana Power 54 Sbattuck, Ariz fi.J Pure Oil 35.2 Invincible Oil 10.3 (ienoral Asidiult 62.5 To Probe Ku Klux HOUSTON, Texas, Nov. .7. Probe of the Ku Klux Klan was ordored this morning by Judge C. W. Rohiuson In his charge to the new grand Jury In the criminal district court. AUCTION SALE at CENTRAL POIfTT NOVEMBER 10TH TERMS CAJ-4H : - : f will well at auction for Mr. J. Y. Menitt, at MKHRITT HVIIJHVC;, on South Main Stiwt, on THl:RHIAY NOV KMIiKR 10, at 10 A. M; SHAJU. I'roni tho Merritt Store at Central Point, comprising: Stoi-o, Fixturi!, RpmnanlA, Xotiotin, Itoys1 I'lit-nisliinij, MJbsob and tThJhl len's Hom', Hem nan ts of Dress Cvood.s, Odds ami Knds ot aU kiritLs of Koodw. AIm Tyewrlter, Citlor, MiU nearly new, Itnrai-lraMt S?rIcr.". , tHIwr ,lot include todd pieces 'for th kitenen. living roiiin and dining room; and hNu as a spixlut feature some smaller arlicles which will make miitahlo tlirlstnuis pres flits for tho fnihXIy.oi' your friends. I Am lOVKKK'S OTK: Tbwe gHMN arv worthy of your attnH. t'onin and le convlncod of the bar-; gains yoti can mm uif. Auction on Thursday, Aovrinlcr 10, at lO a. ni. GEO. L. NEALE, Aucflonoer Reduced to $129S Nothing in the field either six or four can compare with Chalmers value at its newly reduced prices. The quality which gives it downright superiori ties in performance, in economy, in riding and driving, clearly entitles it to be classed with cars which cost a great deal more. ! Get the truth about the Chalmers about its low 1 costs, its durability, its soundness as an investment. Ride in it, drive it, and see how splendidly it performs. Reduced Prices in Effect Now RoadMer .... $1145 Sport Cor .... $1445 Coupe -..(.- 1NS i-Pasa. Touring Car, IMS "-Paw. Touring Car, .1.195 Sedan - - - - . 2295; Pi'lc.; '. O. ft. factory, War Tax to b added-Alt Modtlt Equipped u-fli Card Tire A. W. Walker Auto Co. West Main St.. Medford, Ore. , CHMMER 3
