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The Wcnlher
Prediction Fair
Maximum ytrdy 48
Minimum today 30
Precipitation ,01
Weather Year Ago
Prediction Rain
Maximum yettrdy............M
Minimum today.... ...43
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. . ALEDFOHIJ, 0 It EG ON, FRIDAY, MAHCII 17, 1J22
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TILL DEATH
II It's Last Thing I Do in This
World Declares Henry,
I'll Keep . Hands of Wall
Street Off Muscle Shoals-
Issues Message to People
of the South.
HLTItolT. Ml. Ii. Mar. IJ.-J").
i taring Hint "if ' Hv ir,l thing I do
HI thin world l it run I every iimiiirm
and Influrm'M ft l my roiiniiund to kw i
th bund of Wull street off MuM'tu
HIiomIh." Ilt'iiry I'otd tudny broko hla
Mlcliee, liinliitnllitd dining the lul
two month Rlliru Ilia offer to lefts"
mill operate tl imviriiiiniit wutcr
poWt'l' prtljovt In Alabama.
Mr, Ford tiuulu tl . Muleimnt to
thu lHiiult New In r.'Muinmj to an
liiiliiiiiUuii rem lilnit lilui to tho i ffi-i
l lint lMnimo of III aili'iue, tlm pcopl
of onilim lnia liml begun to
il r whether li.i lind ol lntcret 1:1
I ln t'lojwt.
"Till tlll'io i(-Wdn of tli" aouth."
Mr. fold unlit, "that Wall Htieet will
haw mi part all her In fliuini line or
optTUtliiti Miim Io HIihuIn If I can 1 1 -1 1
II. If It' lllf . Ut thing I ilo Ml
exert rvciy r-uurc und Influenco lit
my roinnmlid to keep thu hand of
Walt Hll'mt off tllo rlmnU IH'oJi-it
nnd ii'rtU'itu It M it UK'"! i niMil
to tlm Atllrrli'illl ifOpl A llvllIU
miiili of wlin t iluy tun do If tiny
will aufrtrunrd th itntntry'i iitr
porr nnd ilv-lol H."
I rrlii of IndiiHlry.
"lit Mow In Hliimln Hum tin' fronloni
of Anii'ilrun Induatry." Mr.. Turd ton
tlnucd. "Purine tlii nr tlm rountiy
turned ll fvury ifinir to hlji fri-
i!m world (mm mllliniioiti 'itiliir.
Inn fimtrrrd V nu . Uilrnultoual
mi niiy itwor.
"If ilia Anierlian ti'0o otii'o run
ti-h tlm tdwn of wlml wnt?r powrr
iiiiwiiik liow It ritrt W it to wrvliw
In It tlioiiiwand wv. rulllim tlm roxt
of induitrinl powr to u minimum
nnd tlniif. thltHiKh lHttT wri,o.
iiuikn iMirollOu n lilghir ft a it iluril of
ilnK fur nil K'0iu nt a iirrully ir.
Uuird rout. t ! nnvi'r nunln will
Milmilt to thi' proponltlon Hint to C l
puwi-r iln-y uiunt puy tt'lt'Utx tu Wall
Hlrxrl."
'Atnorlcit'a Kwor todny In di'iirlidi-nt
on tin' Hti'iun power of r-unl," Mr. Kurd
ruotlniifd." Tito Kicnt jirlvotii flnitn
clora own thn bulk of th country'a
rml nilni'H. TIu'ho flnanclorx, con
opm In Willi Mtn-ft, liavit n atrattKlo
li"l'l on IndiiHtry nnd tritoxKrtiillon of
t!n count rv.
On Vlnaalflth Llnet
"If Muiirlo SIkiiUh In dovolopnl iilonu
uiiMi'lflHli lnH it will work ih Nili'inlld
lv nud ho Hlniply tluit III no I lino linn-dn-da
of otlH'r wnU'iioT i'voloi.
im ntH will m print; up nil ovi r tint conn-
try nnd tho duya of AuiorU'uu Inilimlry
imyliiK tiiliulo for IU kjwt woulii ln
K"iii! f.ni'vcr. Kvvry liuiuiin Ih Iiii; In
tlio rountry would ruup t lie ln'in tli.
"I inn toiiMM-ratiMt to th prlin lpli"
of froolnK Amor U'an Inilmttry. All I
wnnt Ih a fliuuoo at Musclo KIioiiIh, and
If U Ih tho IuhI thhiK I do on thin t'ltrth
I will fight for that tliuurn."
In NM-ii)lnu of llio flKlit 1i' I nu (ikih1
on tlm (HioiiIh iirojoct, Mr, Kurd Miild:
"Work hIioiiIiI ho roIur on at tho
Khonl this Hprlnx mid mininmr bo.
rnti If tho tli I n tf tHti't atdllod ho work
run ho dono whun thn river Is low, n
Krcftt part of tho projoct of complotltm
limit No. '1 nnd btilldliiK ilu in No. 3 imiimI
bo put liver limit Yi'l'-. It would bo
tniKlo to hold off cmploy-mont of no
ninny thoiiHiimlH of unii for iinoilior
your whon tho nond of work Ik bo sen
oi itt and bo Kroitt."
WASHINOTON, Mur. 1 7. Author
Ity wiih xruntod by tho lioumi tmlny
to Hh military uffnlra i-oniiiilllii', now
InvoHtlKiitlnK private offota for pur
rliaau and Icuho .f thn Kovorninriit'H
Muw'lo HIioalH ir6plirll6a," to Mult tlio
fContlnund oti WiKhtt
-T T -I ' ', ' i ,
POWER S
FOOD COSTS FOR THE AVERAGE FAMILY
REDUCED 11 PER
WAMUNOTON, Mur. IT. Kotall
food oohIs for tho nvurnKo family In
tlio Unltod Htutoa duiiim Kohruiiry,
wi'l-o 0,8 por' font lnaa thun durlnir
.lununry, ureordliiK to compilation)!
Hindu by tho t'nltod Wtittoa di'purt
liiont of lubor today, Tliln di'oroaao,
ooniblnud jvth othora thiit huvo on
rurrod hIiicu V'obruury 15, lf21, made
tlm total ri'dui'tlotiR for u your avor
UBO 11 por oi'iit. Of 3T iirtlob'H of
food tuitcrlntt Into tho uvoriiB diet,
loduetlmiH vanod from i!8 por cent
(1 nvlntr tho your on Rninuliilud nuhui'
down lo two pop r.ont on oiinnud ponn.
Iniironii wi't'o found to luivo hoon
jiindo In Hie pl'IfOH of hovo nthor
Serves Corn Beef and
Cabbage for IS Cts.
As St. Patrick Wager
C IIICAdU, Mur. 17. A leading
rcatntirunt la tlm loop today I
serving coiiibecf and tubhugo for
fifteen cent.
TIiIh bargain Monti of tl flc
brutnd Irish illuli Ik llin ri'NilIt of a
wager nimbi it year iitio by MUlt-
u( F. Muloiiey, malinger of tlm
ri-Hluunirit. 1 tu told friend I hut
If lrelund hcritliio u frr Htlit'l
within n your lin would servo turn
beef iitnl ritlilniK on HI. Patrick'
iluy fur 15 renl.
Ireland Iiiih become a fh tnto
' and thouNiind of Irlahmcn who
' know of Mr. .Malom-y'tf prom I ah
today were wending; their wy to
' hi eHtliblltihtuulit.
AND FOR PACT
Paid Propoganda Charged On
Both Sides in Senate Squab
ble Over Four-Power Treaty
Alliance Accusation Is
Repeated and Denied
WASHINGTON. Murrh I
CIkukih und rounti r hnrRi-a of
"pnld proiiaKanilii" to Influonro u-
tioit on tlm four powi-r 1'inlflc lro.il
worn oxrliiiiiKi-d ucryn t ha aunato
rlininbor today durliiK a flurry of d
I'ni", ovi-r tho "no alllunco rpavrii
tion" priipoiK'd by the forolun r?lu
tlonn iiniutltii-.
tu th ntldnt of a apiM-i h replying to
rrltlclnina that fhi rouimitto rwcr
vatlott nitatlvia thn treaty St-nator
WIIHh, ri'pulillinii, Ohio, iliduriil
tlicro wna "a propaKwiida 1 o I u rar
lied on In this rountry to convlnrr
thn pnipli. tlml tlila Iroaty la an al
lium ami that If It l ratlflod tho
liuli'H inli'iii o of llio I'tillod Ktntoa in
Bonn."
"I W'htti tho ni'iialyr would put into
tho rocord." Inttirriiptod Koitator
l-'ianoo, ri putilli un, MMrlnnd. "the
muni' of any of iIioho w ho aro pay
ItiK for Ruch a propunandii. And per
haps h kuowa who Ik payluK for the
propmsiinda for thn ratification of tin
trt'itty," Sonalor I'otnoronti, ilrnioi rat. Ohio,
In turn ii.iUid Sotiutor Krauro for
"koiiio Mioriiio tnforinutlon um tu JuhI
oiiii dolliir." uiiod to ciouio public op
inion for the tri'KlicH and the Mary
land ai'iiutor n'plltnl thut ho "had
nriaoii to link for liiforiiiutlun, not to
Klv.) It."
WiMiittor Wtllld arKiioiI thut "no iIIh-
lorllon of IniiKuaKo run ninko It ap-
penr that tlu-ro In hnro any nKnciiH iil
lo dofond uny nation," and Senator
Poinori'iiii auKKoatod that novorthi'
h'ha tho treaty "iiiIkIiI bo on ulllnncc
ft r puirly nlirulillo purpo:' and for
pi urn purposoH."
In roply Si'tiittur Spotti'cr, ropttbll
run, MIsHOUll, rcltuiulod hU bollof
that tut "alllanco" nood not bo a do
fciiHlvo nnd offoiiMvo n:noini'nt.
Woman Repels Robber
By Wielding Bottle
1 .U'O.M A. Murrh I". bllity lo
wli'ld u milk bolili' hhvoiI Mrn. l II.
Mahor from rohhory IuhI nlRht. Shr
wuh rarrvliii; tho hotlln tn a uton
whi n u man Hitddi nlv iiol.od hnr. Two
blown with thn holt In to tlm notk of
llio uHHutlunt will him roolliiK and for
Kond mouHiiro tlm womun followoil
him tip and lumlod two moro hoiivy
hlowa. Shu fhiiMrd tho man two
IiIocUh.
CENT THE PAST YEAR
ai'tll'loH llU'llliliil lit lh ir..ll,.l-jil dint
amount Inir in n t,ii,u i ?n
... un iiiu, ll 11 n IIP 'V V h
for onloim ami ono per cent for froah
iHn
Wholoauln prlooa during Vuhruury
hownvor, Mhowud it tundonoy to in
iTciiMi und tho ui.ii.1,.,.1 i.i,.v .
bcr which thu iliinin-iiinii n . .1
to Indlouto Iho Ki norol prlco level wan
plucuU nt 151, a guln of two pur cont
""'f iuvei.1 in reuruory. This rcHtilt
od from a rapid Ineroaao in cotton
wheat und lard whirh
InK tho fore part of tho month. Slnco
rcnriinry u your ntto, tho bureau ohU
mutoH, whoioHiiio prices huvo docllnod
;i"j per cent,
USED MS
CALL Ail
FROM RHINE
IS DEMAND
Senators Borah, Underwood
and Lodge Agree That Pay
ment of $241,000,000 Be
Insisted Upon Declare the
Need for U. S. Troops in
Europe No Longer Exists.
WASHINGTON, March IT. Pec
lumtlois that tho L'tilK)! Hlatea would
IiinIhI upon payment of it a bill of
J2U.UdO.uoo, for kepltiK American
xoldiora In tlormuoy worn mado In the
aetialo by both party leader. Sena
tor ' l.odKc, republican, Muaau
iliuaKita, 1'nderwood, democrat, Ala
liutno, und alailhy lknuli, republican,
Idaho. Mr. Tiiderwood uriied ap
polnl incut of an Atuorlcan repntum
tutlvo oil tho allied reparation com-
in ImmIom.
llotli Senator Lodxo and I'ndvr-
wood cliiirfd the allle with attempt
Iuk "by a technicality to oppoao pay
iiient of thu bill for the Amorlcan
triMipa," while Senator Horah ald
thn alllea' atllludo wbh "eutlrely un
warranted."
S:uator Vndnrwood aerted the
repuldlraua were reaponalbln for not
huvliiK a member on the reparation
(oinmlltee. Thin, tho democratic
lender aaiMTted, waa tho only way In
which tho (Hcupntlou claim could tie
collected. Senator I-odcu and I'oln
dexter, republican, Waahlnictirii, de
nied thl contention, dixlariiig obll
Kutlon to puy for the American sol
dier roated upon the armlattco agree
ment ami uot upon either the treaty
of Merlin or that of Veranllle.
Senilor Horah brousht up the
quemiou twluy In the acnate. He
railed attention lo report Hint Pre
mier 1'olncalre of France hud declar
ed America had no lctul riKht to rol
led for the keep of Amerlcun troop
In Germany.
'"I hav no doubt that Secretary
Hughe will work out some method
of Hecuring payment." auld Senator
Horah, Mat inc. however, that he wu
primarily interested In hitvinir ail
Amorlcan troops brought out of Ger
many.
"Our army waa left lu Kuropo up-
poHedly for tho benefit of tho allien,"
aald tho Idaho nenator.
ill Hume JviIiIIcin
Torlalnly It waa not for the lieno-
fit of thu American people directly or
particularly. It now appeurs thut our
army Ih no longer needed in Europe.
It neenm to ni Hint the uttiludo of
iho allle entirely unwarranted and
warrant u hriiiKing home all of our
soldiers."
Senator UnderwiHid said ho con
curred In all that Senator iloruh hud
aald.
I con boo no reason." uld the
democratic senator, "why a Bluule
American Holdier nhould remain on
tho Ithlue."
Tlio American troop wero "Invit
ed" by tho allies to remain In Ger-
ninny, Mr. Vundorwood declared.
and the Atuerlcnu claim for their
maintenance waa a "Just and proper
ono.
Senator J'oliidexter, republican
WuHhlitKton. Interjected that Kuro-
poult trouble worn largely political
nud economic, and suKKCKted that
America would become Involved In
them by joining in tho reparation
contmlaHion.
Somitor I.odita declared that Iho
$2 41,000,000 bill hud "uothlnn lo
do with the reparations commlHslon,
and tltut neither Iho mipromo coun
cil nor any other body had tho man
URomont of a claim, which ho said,
rested on tho armlHtlco agreement.
' Ixtv den In Oiiotcd
i no . arittiment momeuturliy watt
lurtied Into another rhuiihcl, when
Senutnr llolilnaon, democrat. Arkun
aus, put luto thu record a statement
reported lo have boon made ut Na
ploH, Italy, by . former Governor
I'runk O. I.owtlen of Illinois, to the
effect that Iho American govern
ment mado two grnvo mlHtukes by
declining lo liecomo a momher of the
l.eueuo of .Nation nnd by rofUHing n
plueo In tho Genoa economic confer
ence.
Menuior Lionin nHsertod that no
resolution by coiiRresa wiih needed to
Slvo tho I'nltod Statoa reparation on
tho reparation rommlHBlon, "because
wo uro it member noV,"
Wo huvo a reprcaotitatlve' on tbat'wtdoiy advertised patent medicine.
comniisBlon," he Bald, "and so tar a.
tbo nuked eye cu discern, there Is
no difference between hi position
mid Hint, of tho olhor members. Ho
ml vises and ho votes, so far as I am
advised, tho sumo ua anybody else."
Sotiutor Underwood Insisted hew-
(ContJnuotj on Pase Eigut).
Deckhand's Singing on Ferryboat
Wins Him Musical Education Abroad
I .?,, '
I ' ' '
n-' A"
William T. Hunter, fur venrs a deck
bout, entertulned thousand) of commuter on their way home with Ma
wonderful tenor voice. Hut he I a dek hand no lonKer. Several wealthy
Hun FrnnelM-an have uri-uiift-ed to send him to Kuropo for a thorough
tiiunli iil etltii ntloii. He la ahown her ftlnicinK on the deck of a ferry boat.
ULSTER READY
FOR WAR IH MOB S. AFRICA,
SOUTH IRELAND MNll KILLED
UKLKAST. March IS. I Bv the As- LONDON, March 1.. By the As-.,-!..m.i
pM, iv. m im. f j-u. soclattvl Pre.) Twenty natives
ter territory will bo yielded
Houthern Ireland, speakers at the Kir
keel Orange meeting last evening de
clared. Harry Multionand. member of the
rialcr parliament, son of Lord Dun
leath, told the mooting the Orange
men had decided to have nothing to
do with tho boundary commission es
tablished by the Anglo-Irish treaty.
"Heforo we yield an Inch of our
territory to tho rebels they will havo
to kill twenty or thirty thousand Or
angemen," he declared. "If such a
thing I attempted, thousands of Or
angemen In tho colonies w ill flock to
Ulster' aid."
Lady t'ruig. wife of the Ulster pre
mier, also spoke, saying the pre
mier' recent tour had resulted in it
determination on his part, never to
allow an Inch of territory "to be filch
ed from l ister."
Field Marshal Sir Henry Hughes
Wilson, who is formulating plan for
maintaining order in 'l'ltcr. orrivns
in Belfast today from Knsland. He
will leave on a tour of the border af
ter consulting 'Home Secretary
Bute.'
Tho men sentenced recently at Kn
nlsklilen to Ioiik term of penal ser
vitude in connection with tho kidnap
ping raid, have begun a hunger
Btrike In tho Londonderry jail.
At Belfast the Sinn Koln prisoners
a a protest against confinement are
refusing to exercise.
GOES TO JURY
LOS ANT.EMW. Mar. IT. Tho case
of Mrs. Mudalynun Obonchaln. charged
w ith Iho murder of .1. Helton Kennedy,
was ready for tho jury nt noon today
when .ludgo Hoove finished reading hi
instructions,. JikIku Hoove then direct
ed tho jury to go to Its room and elect
a foreman, nfter which It was to ho
tuken to lunch before beginning its
deliberations.
Tho Jury returned at 1:33 p. n. and
went to Us room.
Too Much Medicine
Kills Astoria Man
ASTOUIA. Ore.. Mur. IT. Chris
Larson was dead hero today front
what physlclaiiH said wiih ncuto alco
holism duo to excessive use of n
Larson loaves u widow and two chll-
dren.
Siutar IVIt'o Advunces. .
S.VN FRANCISCO, March IT, -Tho
California-Hawaiian roflnery to
day announced an advance In tho
prlc.o of refined cane ugnr from
per humlreil pounds to $.",sn,
OBENCHAiN CASE
.. tun,: ..
V'--,
hand on a Kan FranclHco ferry
were killed and thirty wounded at
Nairobi, British East Africa yester
day, hi fighting which followed dem
unstratioy over the arrest of the In
dian agitator, Thunku, says a Central
News dispatch.
Thunku was arrested Monday and
trouble immediately followed. About
l.O'lO nutives armed with sticks as
sembled before the police station and
demanded hi release but were dis
persed, by . police forces who used
their bayonets.
Kurly yesterday a strike of house
boys and other native workers was
announced and further disturbances
occurred in which large numbers
from the surrounding districts par
ticipated. Moil hulted rickshaws
and forced all Europeans to alight
and walk. Tho efforts of armed po
Iico to clear tho streets failed.
When tho situation bocanio menac
ing, the riot act was read and the
demonstrators wore exhorted to dls
pcrea quietly. Instead they advanc
ed toward the police palisade, waving
flags nnd shouting. Women were
used as shields by the men to delay
tho polico fire.
Moanwhllo military forcait had ar
rived. When the moa attempted to
ru:;h the palisade the troops were
ordered to fire. Seeing fifty of their
number cut down by bullets, the re
mainder of the mob stampeded. The
demonstrations then ceased.
PORTLAND, Ore., March 17.
Meetings in southern and western
Oregon wero planned today by tho
state tax investigation commission.
The following dates wero announced:
.Medford, April 24, for hearing tax
payers of Jackson, Josephine Klamath
and Lako counties.
Itosebiirg, April 23, for Douglaa coun
ty; Engeno. . .
April 20, for Lane, Coos and Curry
counties; Albuny, April 27 for Linn.
Benton and Lincolu: Sulom, April 2S
lor Marion and Polk;' 'McMinnville,
April 29, for Yamhill, Tillamook and
Washington.
Coolldgo to Visit Coast.
CHICAGO, March 17. Vice Presi
dent Calvin Coolidge bus accepted ao
invitation to address tho American
Bar association at its meeting In Sau
rrunclsco, August 6, it was unnounc
ed today by C. A. Severance, presi
dent of the association.
Liberty Bonds.
NEW YORK, Mar. 17. Liberty
bonds closed; S'j's J9T.12: first 4'
S97.43 bid; second 4s IDT.OO; first
4'i's J17.S; second 4U' $97.60:
third 4U'. 98.7tl: fourth 4U's $97.88
Victory 4 Vs $100.06; Victory 4V.
$100,7.1,
FIRE Ifl NATIVE
I I IN
MEDFORD APRIL 24
Boy, Page Diogenes!
Man Finds $4000 in
Silver, Tells Police
HLrFAIX,N. Y., Mar. IT. The
police and the aherlff a office to-
day were trj'lns to solve the prob-
lem of how bar silver worth be-
tween $3100 and $1000 came to
be buried on the farm of Lewis 4 "'
Ir Salmon on the cast bank of the !
Niagara river near I.aSalle.
Salmon called on a Buffalo
jeweler yesterday with a ample
ut the metal which he hail turned
up with a iade. Learning that it
wan real bullion, Salmon reported
hi find to the police,
They dug up 44 bars, each ix
4 Inches long, three Inches wldo
and half an inch thick. Tho noil 4
showed no aign that the bullion
haJ been recently buried.
Chairman of House Military.
Committee Opposes Reduc
tion of Regular Army to
115,000 Men and 11,000
Officers
WASHINGTON, March 17. Warn
ing members of congress that "false
economy is the poorest kind of econ
omy," Chairman Kahn of the house
military affairs committee declared
today during consideration of the
army appropriation bin that a reduc
tion in tho size of the regular army to
115,000 enlisted men and 11,000 of
ficers, as proposed In the measure,
would be altogether too drastic a
cut at this time."
The California representative held
that pay provision should be made
for 150,000 men and 13,000 officers
during the coming fiscal year, as re
quested by the war department or if
congress were determined to direct
a reduction In the interest of econ
omy. that the enlisted strength should
not be decreased below 140,000 men
"Lately it has seemed to become
popular on the part of a good many
of tho men in congress to insist on
cutting down the allowances for our
army and navy," Mr. Kabn said.
"Kconomy is the watchword of a good
many legislators but let me call the
attention of the house to the fact that
false economy is the poorest kind of
economy."
Reviewing the military situation
prior to tho entrance of the United
States into the world war, the chair
man asserted that "by reason of our
lack of preparedness we were com
pelled to'expend during the nineteen
months we were In the war the start
ing sum of $21,000,000,000."
When compared with the expendi
tures of the American people for
pleasure or non-essential commodi
ties, the outlay for military, purposes
"sinks into comparative insignifi
cance," he said.
More for AumuM-inent
During the fiscal year 1921. the
house was told, when appropriations
for the regular arm;-, national guarj
and the organized rejfrvn n.grcsat
ed $4 IS, 000.000, the p'j lie spent
S37, 000,000 for admission to thea
cver, that the American representa-
(Continued on page eight)
E
DETROIT, March '17. John D.
Dodge, millionaire son of the lute
John F. Dodgo, automobile manufac
turer, today was serving the first day
of a sentenco In tho house of correc
tion for violation of tho traffic laws.
Dodge pleaded guilty to exceeding
the speed limit lute yesterday and
was orderod by Judge Charles L.
Uurtlett, along with 21 others con
victed of the same charge, to spend
five days in the reformatory. A fino
of $100 also was Imposed on Dodge
aud his, driver's Hcensu was revoked.
Wbou Dodge completes hi sen
tence be is to face a charge in Kala
mazoo of illegally transporting liquor
and a suit for $10,000 filed on be
Balf of a newsboy alleged to have
been Injured by his automobile.
At the house of correction, where
reception of motorists of all standings
has become u common occurrence
KAl DECLARES
CUTTING ARMY
FALSE ECONOMY
I
MLLONAIR
IN JAIL. WORKS FOR CiGARET SMOKES
PRODI AU
STARTS RAID
nrMwrn nni
UCNUtn.UUL.
Largest Clean-Up in West
Shakes Down Town District
of Colorado Metropolis
Prohi Officers Detectives,
and State Rangers Join in
Drive.
IjENVKI:, Colo.. Mar. 17. fede
ral prohibition official. United
.Stated marshal, score of neUnrtlvcn
and S4 atate ranger sworn in a dep
uty marshal at .noon today began
what prohibition enforcement . of
ficers described a "the blKKcat liquor
raid In the west." Downtown hotel,
rooming houxea and tlgror tore, bar
ber shops, Boft drink CKtabll:;ineiii.t
and private houac were on the lint
of place the officer were prepared
to enter during the afternoon.
"Clean up Denver; get thn big fel
low first," were the intructlon that
went out from the office of E. H.
M,,clenahan' federal prohibition d-
. c wr inr mis uimrici.
Practically the entire bualnean dis
trict of Denver la In tho territory
to be viHltccl by the officer, who car
ried warrants for the arrest of alxty
persons and search warrants for
going through twenty-five bUHinea
establishments.
United State District Attorney
Symes announced that In every cane
where sufficient evidence wa obtain
ed he would bring abatement pro
ceeding to close the place where
liquor wa round.
The raids. It wra announced, aro
the culmination of a month' labor
by Mr. McClenahan and hi deputies.
XJXCOLN. Neb, Mar. 17. One
hundred and fifty kUwim oMta-prvof-bonded
whiskey, consigned to tha
Newbro Drug company of Butte,
Mont., by the Julius Keasler company
of Athertonvllle, Ky., were seized by
federal and state prohibition officer
from a merchandise consignment in
a freight car on the Burlington rail
road here today. Officials mild th
liquor lacked the official permit oi.
each fifty cases.
PORTLAND. Ore., Mar. 17 Trapped
in a burning frame rooming house by
fire which burned the stairway, sev
eral women wero rescued today by Fir
Marshal Kdwurd Orenfoll and Fire
Lieutenant K. L. Koatwright who dis
covered the fire while passing and
rushed into the building'. The women
were helped onto an adjoining roof by
the fire officers. , .-
ISHES IN NIGHT
TILLAMOOK. Ore., Mar. 17. Offi
cers today dragged Hoquurton slough
here and combed the surrounding coun
try for trace of Mrs. Dan (Joodspoed,
whose daughter. Miss Nettle OcxhI
speed. reported she hud disappeared
from her home during tho night.
since Judge Bartlett launched a cam
paign against rockleBS driver, the
formalities were not altered lit any
way lust night to admit the ;youug
millionaire. .
He was registered, donnud thu pris
on garb consisting of a striped shirt,
a pair of overalls and hoavy shoes and
assigned to a cot In the cell block.
When tho lights out ' signal wus
sounded he was listening tu the sym
pathetic conversation of a fellow pris
oner. '
. Loss of hi cigarettes apparently
vus the only thing thut troubled
Dodge.
"You will have to wait until you
earn your tobacco here," Hie receiv
ing officer told him as he deprived
the prisoner of his cigarettes.
This morning, after being vaccln-
!atd. young Dodge set about eurnlng
hi smoke
WOMEN RESCUED
PORTLAND FIRE
TILLAMOOK WOMAN
VAN
SON OF AUTO MAGNATE