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Newspaper Page TextPAOK TTTUFK I In vrimlnnl district court, It was hcari! ed today. : W oman Arrested as Embezzler Mrs. Kovne's attorney! and frlenda cniitonil that sho whs Insane At Hie time sho killed her husband but ut T present la am. . "jumh 'm,ui?im BLAP TRAP TALK T 0 MEfVFOftl) -MATT -TIITBITXR. MKDFOIM) ORFION". TIIITRSDAV.- MATtCTT no. 1M2 REVIVALIS WIN MIRY PROMISES ARMOUR DENIES m ORGANIZATION CROWDS WITHOUT FROS AID ALSO UNFAIR DEALING APPLE GROWERS ON AID RR GAT ON IN STOCKYARDS FORMED 1 1 iwa il flO ll ill nl ill I 1 Mil f",ji,TrlIH 1 I I HELP or -. ? Tli n i!. H. I 1 1 noMi t of Agricul ture as rnjiiiU of of fori tiiudo by Senator Cliitrli'B lw. MeNury will ilu tiilt mi Irrigation t crl 411 runm in Ilia ItoK.uo Ic I v-i- vulluy fur u sliorl period of llii;n inn) liini inert local or- I 1 m r t ni to 1 ho bent methods of piociuloio In Hi" IrrlKiilli.ii of the d'fforetlt Upon lif MOllll In lllfi'ri'llt sanations ll Ih 1 ItD 11I n ti (if tlin (In IMi it in i'ii l in Ihim' ih In niiiii instruct some of llm prominent orehnrlsis, wlili leisure 1 1 urn, in in of iy In these igniter uud In hum these men In turn inlvi ii. on hiirillHia who liavn nm Mm tliim nt their dltiposiil (u receive llm 1 11 111 r tic t in ti wlillo tin' x j)ti t Ih llelO. Tho followiiiR- telegram were re ceived ynt.-rliiy by II. V, lllnghiim, prosldctii of the Fruit growers' U' ikui-; "l.'opnrtmenl of Agriculture will wire Flutter mill attempt to or ruiiKd l-rittii pei'od for 1 1 1 fit 10 come Mi ilfuril 10 assist tu Irrigation to "What Ih your Impression of Hip I'VIHIKii'.IhI WIS llio MfHt lotl pill ih l ilt' Of lltO llllclllllllllll Hi till! ri'V I VII I Service 1 11 11 1 IllKhl. "Tlin best I hnve ever hoard," was llm iiult'k ri'(ioHn, Ami no suy iiiiiny win) have heard hi in. mill they kuy NO Mill beollllSH I'l'. I'll k U 11 Vim! muster 11I chip-trap pt'i 1 Hit t it 11 iiIIniii, lull horuutio ho "hi)' llm 11 vi lli 1 hi' runl nf Hid iico" tin ill'l liU .MllMi'l' Ic'iK llgn, . Ills Hi-run tit iiro rhunw torlcd liy Irrefutable li (He, il 1.1) In by efil K ra m tuul " 11 1.-in of unusual IHiiKiiitncy, mill his delivery by vl iluiil sincerity tuul on month ess A p pcullnsi I.) tin- mlii il (if IiIk hearers, yi't lm ilufi m l full to grip their In 111 lii. III11 scrim a liOil night was tho teU, " lint I your life?'' from Jam llm fourth chapter, Ih" fourleeiilh erso, I to said In imrl : "Tliul tfit Immediately rinN ih IlllOlltUl, 'WllHl l I. 'ft'?' TIlCIO i lilll olll' unSW.'r. No oin hul I (Oil I l(K l.lfll I'ldpe l.ll effort ol lyiiit Id il'm 1 vi-r it I" huinuii no'iins "It III I II V If Hill'. ll lltlllltlt ll Nl'i'll ll In intangible. It c. huh I ho Ir in h Ml. ll In Impoiiilcmblo, It cannot h' Weighed, ll lit i lories, ll cannot bo Hllll'll It li Inaudible, ll cannot lm heard. It cannot be Mi-on umb r Ih" mi croscope, nor run Ihe. ttilcitropo find It Whmi tli mirKonii in'i-kN for I: with Ilia knife It c.ni him lit Ihr infill 1 f kin liuirniiii'tit. Wo know Hint lliortt In m li 11 lluiii 11:1 lifn hill what 1 1 H inni'llll.il iM'x'tliii lit (l il l IIOl I. Ill W , VIlMU- llll'll in Jlf..'' Homo loll ui Hint ft Itiol l' origin In mxiUT. fori'" unit mntlini llm wliniuc uro ihoy? How ronii'N ll Hint llin' forcrs h' ml'iiR no hiirmoiiloiihlv ? V nri I'trltis In a nut 111111 uiivi'in' wlu'i-i' luw bii.t ortl'-r lui'Vull. No ft.inol rtrr rutin amurk. .Men rati mliuilali In 11 fittitli'il if u N (( nil llll'll ltit iluhi'li In (hflr trhllri will artlv ol n Klvi'ti (iihiiI iiiMll.inn i f your nhi'inl Hii. li u lli'liK Ih not 1'nwllilii to iiiiii thlllk'iu forri'K. Aln! Ik'HIiIi N thin, llio wlioto uiilvorni' Klvi' murkii) ili'iuo if t. '.'f ami I'trc for llio rrin lur.n wlilih In lui hit It. If miiiiu mm .o 1110 1 1 lit i irr ltl. I hul In InnxiMlhli'. For Inullrr U oiiimmuNi rnuuKtiiK in umo. mitt , mni u ls 1M(.j ,lf jVe,tliii! rlmro In limn Imiilloit huitonnIoh. wrfni;fil!y kIvpii 1i!ii Iv MIn an, HuiTPRNlt 11 In tlmo lin.tlo a ' t.)u CJltinoro of Sun Jon.', If Klnnlnu. ml ihut whlrh Iuin li Kin-I t,., iivo w.-r., 1.1.1,1 .. r....n.i . iiuim n-rmvina Million on Die rmr 01 woik. jciirinii"iil tiimnrri mo If I cilli-r r.ilinnl li mri il it ll ;( lo iwnlKII inn 'lirf rMrt lluvo ctniliK Iv ui Ki'il H 01 il. r uml will who ui nr. 11 uu il c tu. i t 11 1 11 1 n ai lii-N (IhIhIoii. "I'Iikii I.. .Mnry, I". :4. S." "In itk r It-ul I uru! bill on It 'u"rl I 011110 front lt.1,1 wan lw.v. tlmiiKiiiiil ilolliirn, An Itu'ii'iinc of tlin-o thou ininl ou'i- liihl ycur. A rliiiiriniin i f wnnto roninililoti In ihiiri:' will look for 1 otciii Ion of t t-rti, "CIi.in. I,. McN.iry, Soniitor." STEAL STOCK NEWS HAN l UASVMl'O. Mar. SO. IUhpov. try of 11 ,.rki'l rmll'i nyntfiu lij In worn 1 oiui'iiU'il iiiiii r an ovorront Willi tlii nllo:!i'l iiiirpoHtt of flanhlDK ihmuKh iho nir molon m-fiot ilata of the Nloi k miirki't. wii.t unii"iiiii-ol hrr t'wtiiy hy ih" olli'ii ilolutllvi? luiri'Hti. ll-li'iHi'N nil !i (lii-y Kfltril tin- do .' nfiiT liililliK with n hrunli war i.itil llm nfn ' of AIlorKoml mid com .iiiy, tlM I, lirnl.i m Iuto. K. l.unli n. 11 .(irt"l lo li " iiiiiniiK.T of tho firm. 11I ivmly wnn undur rhiiiKon of i-ailn-ir li KANSAS CITY. Muiili lio..l. oK. don Armour, hciul of Armour and roiitinny, wun tlw first Willie wlwn thii (Ifiiutf-iiicnl of uKrlciillure'ii hi-ur- 11 K of rlnirKi'N i,f unfair pniftli'i'H ut (lm MlKlli'ti.o Moi'kyunl.i wun romini t'll y("ti'rd;iy. Mr. Armour wuh Kit t r " it .1 t hy Ihi liliiliittrfN wlin Inclinli; ri'iri in iilutlvi.K i f llio Kuiibuh City l.lvi iiioi k Kx clniiiKO liKi'thi-r with u Inrn" nniiihi'r of KanmiN and Mlmu irl IIvchr ;:U an- HOI'lm lllllH , Mr. Armour wuh unki'd to explain tlio orKuiilzutloM of Arniouf nnd rem. puny, luit tin objection to the chh-h. Hull wim KUHtiilneil. Ho U-mifli'd t lm t the Kowtcr I'liklnx rninpany, opi rui ItiK tlio MlHlli'U'i' yar'l.t Ih a NuhNldlart ff thn Armour IiHitkhH uihI Hint all bin Nloik Ih ownod by Arminir nnd yiiuiiy, Tho wIIiipns f.i I c Hie yards wete Ittkeii orcr al tlm llmi Armour and fompiipy iii'iiilri'd Hk Kowler jnopor I'l'H unci were ('iiiitlnueil In operation for tlio ronveitli'iiri; of the I'owlm fllllTlt. AriKed bow prfii-K iuld i'iniiiiii''r ui tlio yunln wen? d 'termltied, In re plied: "I nmli r iliiiul w fin tho jo-leu ut tho yard ufler tho Ik jjn ari reielv-i-l." Mr. Armour mi lit lie utidi'intooil It wu a procure lo have only oni; ktiip per at u nlwn po'ot rotisln Iiocm t the Mlnlleiuu yanlii. Mr, Armour titlfied that ever? packer in Kansas City ban to buy hor. from farmers because there are ii!-' cnoiiKh In tho pubrtt: market 10 sup ply lllu tnirkers' requirements. II. tain receipts at tint .Mlsil-'toc yaiiih w-eri! small to mllltato asalnsi tin i pin market. World timdltli'ii'i and not the rockers, make or break markets. Mr Armour lold J. 11. Mciwr. Recretary of the Kansas Llve-.tock ussotiatfon and lir. O. O. Woir Ottawa. Kas. head of llio Xatii rial l.lvgstoek I'ro- dui'tin" niuioc'atloii In an dlei usi.ii a (liirliiK Hie luMr ius. Hints ( niim t be eternal; while, huvlilR onrti bt'en orltilnatod ll tnlulit be tver UisIIiik. Hod alono Is eternal. In the Netisn thill llu ftloiio Is th otily un created be1 11 k. He ici rll'cB Himself when He suys. ' I am Hut Ktertial: 1 (Iiniik! I10I." ll.'iicn Christ says, "1 Klvo 1111I0 them eti'riinl life." If our Mfo lm t!til-derved, Ihon ll lint Cod likn possibilities. Man, throughout eternity, has llinMes lioNsllilllttes i'f Krowth. If llmlHess possibilities uro curs, then limitless responsibilities arn also ours. Wo are stewards of llto, uml luusl K'lve mi l.d'oiinl Hierefor. "To whom mueh h Klven. of Mm shall mnrh ho re illilred." Then eternal loni or ualu Is ours iii'icnlinK as wo 11 re In dls ecrd or hurmouy with Hod. Informal UDGE GIVESUP til J "If , ' fin -1 yk i...i nit. l'iil:TI,ANI. Ore., Mar. 30. ColU KloniKe f.i'lllUes or) tho plltillc clucks nf Portland, a common terminal on the Aliunde seabourd for r(lvlnn apple shipments by rail and water, hcfti-r service from' iraiiHportal.lon ciimpnrili-s and ro-oporatlvc 1uvlnK of ori-lmrd supplies In lurgo cltianlltieM an- the iilnii of an organization of 1 Northwest applf growers which wns j i ff'.-cK'il here yesterday. j Twenty apple urowers and mem-1 bcrs of ro-operntlve nssoi'lallons from lilnlio. WashinKton and Orson were t present. The new i.rminlzation. met with j representative of the Portland pub-1 lie din k 1-ommixnion this afternoon to arninKc for refriKeratlon. A. W. Stone, prexldent of the Hood j Hive Apple flrowi'rs nimoeiatlon, who j issued the rail for lh meetlnK. wss j elected president of the new nrcun Izatl'in and If. V. Oeary of Under wood, AVash., secretary. 1 1 TrupiH d by 11 lelephone call. Miss Kllzalx tli Kenny of Northfii ld. Mass.. Iiookkooper, br wh'im tho isillco of thrcu stales have btn-n sarehini? for ten lays on a clmrKe of larcc iy of $15,000 of tho town's funds was arrested at the iiitiio of John Meli mald ut Vst Hbury In company with Warren J. Wtlnht. sevctny year old tou treasitu-r. HOOCH HOUND IS POISON VICT M IiKNVKK. Mar. :io. -Count Von Anipliahoe, importe.1 pullcc doi; whiii mircrm ai a "hooch hound." recently ititiMil K. J. McClenuhan, tnte prohlbli imi ilirecior to make a report on hi activities to the prohj liltlon autlluiiH.il In Washington, is :UaiJ. 1 RUSSIAN RADICALS Insane, Time of Crime, But Sane Now, Claim KILLED IN BERLIN NEW ORLEANS, Mar. 20. Club women of New Orleans. C'hardroB, Oh!o. Sun Franrlgpo and lxti Anselea. j friends of Mrs. Mathilda Levee, char ed with killing her husband, Krederli-k Levee, a los Angelea lawyer here May 9. will make an effort t- have- her re- y nil who liavt! eaten It it is accl.iimed the bread- food ot merit. It uierits your trial after that your hunger-habit fur good things will demand it, I ut it up on trial be fore your appetite. Scholz's , Butter-Roll Bread Pure and Wholesome SEE OUR HEW AUTO CAMP BED leased from the sUite insane asylum ! JVied. lent OS A Wiling W KS I at Jackson. where she was com-1 Opposite "S. P. Depot. mitted yesterday by JudKe Humphrey. IIEIILIN, Mar. 30. (By Assiciated' Press.) Two czarist officers have ln-n ' ! arrested, charged with killing Vladi- jmir. Naboukoff and attempting to as- sai-slnate Professor Paul N. Milukoff. (The men are Peter Sehabelski-l!rvck j janr Jaribos Taliowitzkl. M. Naboukoff, 'wits killed during an attack on M. Yetit-rday ntt'i-noon ho ati- h.'iiic t..'ls..iit-d fish nnd dl. U a short tin..- i Milukoff while the latter' w as address- a btiildinif nar the tifriros. Jap Is Sentenced for Selling Navy Secret One of First White Children Born Puget Sound Passes Away HKATTLi:, Mar. :t0. Mrs. Mary Me Klroy, Ii!i, 0110 of llio first while chll dreti horn In thn l'iw t Kotind country, Is dead hern titter 1111 Illness of nl weeks. ,Mrs. McElroy a riiUior. John It. Wil liamson, moved to tlm Pacific const In 1MU scltliim at Kvulitii'k on Hood canal. Shortly titter thn hlrlh of his dntiKhlor In November. 1st!., ho moved to I'ii'i'port, now West Routtln, n sub' iirli. There ho oi'ticted tho first mill In tho Scuttle district and oporiitod tho first liiKbout lino. Mrs. McKlroy's lnntliiind, Mutt .1 .McKlroy nnd three sons, nil living here MiirAivu her. . . ItiT Shapes i ,Both.Long Filler 'sn uinan a. ex, WIM3 SIsTTLI fOITLN WOKANI mm TOKIO. March 30. ( liy tho Asso ciated Press I Ts unto llamuKuchl. retired lloutcnatit of the Japanese envy, was convlcloil totluy of attcmpt- Iiik to sell nnavul aorrct to Cu plain Kdward llowo Watson, former Amer- lean nuv.il atlachn at Toklo, two years iiro. Hamiimiehl was senloticed to one vciir nt penal aervliudo. BENCH TO LADY WHK'l'I.IKKi:. Ky.. Mar. 30 t'iiiiie III iiiiiiiiIh of i'KUil PUHcilurt Judxe Mortis nave up bis bench to a woman, tho Jury was coiopohc.i cliniv.-ly of women nnd the tltiuantH ' in women, in n ruse tried In county c.nirt h.'i'i? yenlerduy. Mis. Oi'lltt lllaiilteiihlili. taus.-d the ilirrM of Mrs. tillie Winters n 11 InilU" of (llslurblnu the pence., ill 'til "Ides 11 ncil that a Jury of six womi n try the cane and JudKe .Morris, pres idios;, stepped from the bench and appointed bis clerk. .Mrs. Lentil.' Ki'l- II ui. to act as JudKe. The jury re turned n verdict of kiiIIiv mid Mudue" IrollUis fined Mrs. Wlnlein 10 and rosls. litter. The di'K bad been ust-tl here by federal officials to Wose out I'OOt leKei.t. He Ih said to have led uents :g ntillH and nl.M-ks f liquors when other t florts to I.M-ri'.'t them failed. Taylor Spent Fortune on "Movie Actresses ins a Russian meeting here last night.! ! Polh susiiocU have been Identified ' ; by people who were on the stage when ' 'the shots were fired but the author-j jit lea believe other Russian limn-; jarelilsts also were implicated hi the', ;pht to assassinate M. Milukoff. ! i M. Milukoff formerly was minister j lot foreign affairs in the Husslan pro- ( jviiilunal government and M. Nabou i.off was iserretary of state In the first jUnssian parliamentary cabinet under ' Prince Lvoff. 1 GaraeiniTools jfl 1:1" 58 INCH HOSE IS SETTER 3-4 INCH HOSE THAN Market News I.IVCltN k POItTLANI). Oro., March .K).Cat- llo weak; rocelpm G.". (iiuleu food- is :..0Ufll (1.00; medium Unlit calves 0 f t !U)0. floKs iioiiiltiiilly stcuilx ; 110 receipts. iSheep nmnliiitly memly. Top ainhH &0c lower; rocelpts 1173. Kast of nioutitalti 11 hubs SI 3.00ifi 14.01': host valley 1 1 l.OOji 12.00. Ittilter l'ORTLAND, Oro.. March 30. Ilutler steady; eMra cubes 34Vjff .'15 Via; under Bradoa 30tfi'33c; citr tons 40c; iiints 3!c; butterfut No. 1 (hiiniltiR cronm SS$. 42e f. o. U. Port land; undoi'snides 35Jr3sc. Port In ml lient l'OItTLAND, Oro.. .March 30, Wluuit: Hard white, hard winter, northern sprlnm $1.27; soft white. white duh 1.2li,hid Wulla $1.21. Today' cur receipts Wheat 31 liour 3: barley 24; buy 4. Nan I'Vnnclsco Markets SAN FUAiXClSCO. March 30.. Ekks, extras 27'ic; extra pullotH 2" SAX VHANCISl'O. March 30. (Stulo Hivlslon Markets.! Hens : i32o. " . , l.lbt iiy llomls. 'NEW YOllK, March 30. Liberty bunds closed: , H14' US. Hi; first 4 Vi "a OS.ait; eec end 44'H DS.30; third 4 U 'a ON. 42 fourth 4 Vt 'a DN.r.d; Victory 4 4 'a H10.M2, March 30. Fifty year was spent by LOS ANCELKS. 'noiisaiiti Hi :iars a WilHuni IVsmond Tavlor, film tlirec-, :- vi hose . rnvterlotis death by dioo'.ins here February 1 has baffled! 'he police, according tu an an-'loiiu-emetit lo.lay by the pu'die ail-; Cut Thl Out It Is Worth Money Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c and mail (t to Foley &. Co.. 2833 Sheffield Ave., Chicago. 111., writins your name and address clearly. Yon will receive in return a trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Comtiound for ey jcotiyhs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney ac- .lMlls for pains In sides and back: rhen- Otil of .mutism. Iiackache. kidney and bladder 1118. Attention, Car Owners For the next 30 days wo will give 2f per cent discount on all cylinder re Nirlng In connection with overhan' Jobs nail ii ten per cent discount foi cash on all lnBor. Wo have one of the best eiiilppnd shops In southern Ore fron and employ only experienced workmen. All work Koumntood Hiversidu Curagu.' If Med A. P. 4 A. M. Special conimunU'iition Iiik. March 31, 7:30 p. m. ford LoiIho 103. Friday even Work In H. A. ! 'ex roe. S 1,.' K. WH.l.l.YMS. Dividends At the meetliiK held Murch 2S, l'S22i tho Hoard of Directors of The Calif. r 11 la Oregon Power 'Comniiny declared the regular dlvitlend of $1.73 por share on the Preferred Cnpitul Stock of the Company, payable April 23. Hc.'i, tu stockholdora of record on April 13 1922. This dividend la for (he nunrter end Inn April 13, IH22 and ittiioimts t' $3S,8r0. - . C If you want to partake of another oho ot those 'fanioua chicken dinners served hy tho Indies of Uk Christ Inn church bo nt 'tlio church tomorrow, Friday evening. I'inner begins ut li; 13 p. 111. Wliy They linn for Olice. WKI1STEU CITY, Iowa. March 30. County Attorney '11 ward P. Prince has filed a petition Indictment asking tho removal from office of Sheriff WlUlutu Moeliliis ot lliimllton county, mi thn charge t,hnt the u'her ll'f has been IntDxh'iited for a week i.n lUiuoi' Holxud by him in raids. With Modford Imdo In Medfonl tvmdo MOTHER! CLEAN CHILD'S BOWELS WITH CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Fven a sick clilltl loves tho "fruity" taste of "California Fig Nvrup." If tin' little tongue, is pouted, or if your child is liMli'ss, crosij, feverish, full of cold, or lias colic, uivo a (t'lHiu.iiiiiiil to cleanse t lit.' liver and bowels, In a few hours vou can see fur yourself lion- thoroughly It works nil tlio i'titltiatloii jioisoli, sour bile mid wii4tii'OUt of the bowels, and vou liavo a Mull, liluvful child ngain. . Millions of Imitliurs k.'.'ii ''CalKoruia Vig Syrup luiiiilv. . Tliey know 11 tea spoonful bi'liiv s.ives a sick child to tnoii'ivtv. Ask voui' drillrtrist for Irenulue "California Fig Syrup" which has direc tions for l.iibles uml children of all age lirinteil on bolllo. Mother I You must say "California or you may get an Imi Mat Inn li(; in'mli. . rtilnlatrttti..'. An estat" 01 Jt.ooi re 'online to the accouutin tit's many bills are lo he Tai.i. In-: aidments; and Foley Cathartic Tab--I ml ;t $1,112.50 for jade tassel 'lets, a wholesome and thoroughly purrhatM'd from a local jewelry aiore, j cleansing cathartic fur constipation. and Si. 100 funeral expenses. !ive;ti- 'biliousness, headaches, and sluggish it! n leviu'ed Tuylch spent large 'bowels. Sold everywhere. i'ms 'u present to iuotian. pu-tuit j e'ro'ses. ' With Medfnrd trd Is M 1 rord mt fl--ri-mrr ( "Can yon think off hand of stnr purpose fur, whicli ;S-I inch hose h. better than .VN Inch It is hartlt'r to hanill- br-auM It weight mow. , . ... It costtiiiort since more material giM-s into It. it delivers pracHcally t be name amount of water as .VN inch hose because the faucet is only J-" hit-h dlaiut-ter. In my experience I have never found a neetl for - inch hone that couldn't be ffllctl by .V Inch. LAWN MOWERS A ik-noftit villi holil any mower we have in sttxk. Our asm-rmcnt In eom ilete, having just arrivttl. I'rlces $11.50 to 1 5.IH!. 1 " SPECIAL WHILE SEVERAL DOZEN LAST 2S lint Garden Trovel..v lfc Phone SoBtherp. Oregon Hardware Co. NportinK (foods 203 Wen ' Main St GASH TALKS' Your Money Will Go Much Farther Now Than Ever Before in Purchasing Up-to-Date V- ' .1 ' 1 Furniture, Rugs and House Furnishings We Have to move and want to reduce our stock. In order to make it move we have made . . the following reductions: 'v '. '. 1 ' l , . . t Chairs and Rockers 25 per cent off ; Furniture 20 per cent off Rugs 15 per cent off Draperies 25 per cent off Springs and Mattresses 10 per cent off ....... : j v . , .... Spring is here and you will want some new Furniture, Rugs, House Furnishings. Buy v. now and save money. Medford Furniture & Hardware Co