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SAN . riUXClSCO. April 13. A
complete yst3ni for (llrtrlhuting
l'qnor throughout California by M
traveling paicCnuMi, thrcu of them
oiiirn, ond a eaU3 list of 400 names.
Including sumn of the ruist rrftnin
ent citizens of Sail Francisco, lias
boon uncovered In the arrest here
yesterday of M. X. Cosulirh. it was
ar.uouiH'ei! today by Samuel K. Hui
ttr, prohibition director for Califor
nia;" ,'.'.'. i ?
The names, lne'inlo many well
known attorneys and business men,
according to Uutter, In addition to
clubs and cafes. The salesmen car
rteil sample eases containing vials of
tho liquor that Coiulich had fcr sale,
he said. Cosulich, who operated un
der the nnme of the Central Califor
nia Vineyard association had offices
in a downtown cfifce building. Tlie
customers are liable to charges of
conspiracy to violate the prohibition
law, according to Uutter, who went
Into conference, today with John T.
Williams. I tilted States district at
torney, to decide on further action.
Complete records showing how
much the customers purchased and
a scale of prices for all kinds of wines
sad liquors were found, Rutter said.
LUMBER HEARING
A! KLAMATH IS
NOW UNDER WAY
COLD WEATHER
KLAMATH FALLS. Ore., April 12 j
Operators of lumber tnills whose em- i
ployes are on strike protesting nualust
Increase of working time beyond clsht
hours a day deuiandei thmuiih their
attorney today at the heartns by the
state board of conciliation that full itml
! detailed testimony be allowed by all
'operators cnRaged in the local Indus
j try and the board acceded. 1
It was stated that the operators ex
pect t brins out their si le fully and
show the necessity of a nine hour day.
0erator3 who testified said ((renter
production was vital and denied the
isame output ouM be obtained in elsht
'hours as in nine or ton, ' j
Telegrams from California lumber-,
Hig ass x'iations, w hich were productl !
today declared ail California lunts
would operate, at least nine hours a
day this year and might run ten.
Tho board's hcarUis is (scheduled to
ruiv another day.
i
F
ORGET LAW AND
IS BENEFIT TO
THE PEAR CROP
The ttaekwunl spiinK sciisnn with
Its nttcmlcnt chilly mid rainy Weather '
reiently Is pre Uliii); a Ihhmi to the;
fruit cropM, especially the piur it: 1
by bebliiiK the blossoming peiiod ,
Lack and Oufk lc.wninK the thinner'
ut future fiM.it daiuniie. The inlny 1
Wisiihur, however. Is mt i!rner;ill.v
relished by' the mvbardlsls anil ,
farmers an It delays sprayhiK and j
ether orchard work. 'which must be
dene, us well us plowing and seeding, j
The almond and aprieot trees are j
out In full blossom and the peach j
trees are just coiuTiK oul.i The pear i
buds are just IniimlnK fire ready to
burst out in full bloom In from three
to five days of wartu weather, as
they bae been for over a week. Some
fruit i pcrts argue that this ImnKlnK'
firtt of lite pear buds is a fpMcmlul
tbliiK'for the crop's quality as It
allows t!ie buds to aeeuiiiulatv
strviiKtli before the bloomints pei iur.
PAY H WAGES
SECRET SERVICE
CONFESSION
IS
BRYAN INVITATION
MERRY CHRISTMAS!
RIALTO
NOW PLAYING
IS DECLINED BY
COLLEGE PREST.
MADISOX. Wis.. April 13. The de
mand of William J. Bryan, made in a
letter recently that President E. A.
.Birge of the Cniversity of Wisconsin
state his views on certain religious
doctrines for the benefit of the tax
payers of Wlseuufciu was answered to
day by President nirge with the state
ment that he did not believe that the
taxpayers "have now designated a
Chautauqua lecturer from Florida to
start a theological grand jury inquiry
of this kind in their names."
Referring to the controversy which
was commenced by Mr. Itryan montjis
ago, when he declared President Uirge
to be an atheist the president tcday
said that Bryan, now- finding that his
charge of atheism will not hold, has
shifted his ground and he now "pro
pounds various theological beliefs and
demands that I state my attitude
toward them for the benefit of the
taxpayers."
, "1 decline to do so," President Hire
said, "since 1 have no reason to think
that the taxpayers desire such infor
mation, even if they had the right to
.ask for it."
SPRING HAS CAME
SAX KKAXC1SCO, April 13. Old
man winter wlllxotii uround Wash
inKton and OivKon like a brindle pup
In Its own bark yard during the next
54 hours. ucrurillijK to the Inside In
formulion purveyed by tho I'nited
States weather bureau here.
Italn In the western portion, rain
or snow in the eastern territory", and
a fresh wmtherly wind to ripple the
surface of the mud puddles are predicted.
SPOKANE. April 13 Weather
more rminiwent of Christmas than
Easter itrccU'd Spokane early today.
Intermittent showers of heavy snow
flakes that melted almost as rapidly
as they felt, had amounted to alniut
onrtenlh of an inch durlni; the niKht
and the eai !y forenoon, the weather
bureau estimated.
Prospects were" for rain or snow,
with the probability favoring con
tinuation of thn latter.
.01 UN
R. R. LABOR PLEA
t'tlltWOO. April U- in an appeal!
to the lulled Slates Kallroad Label'!
board to telnet the technicalities of t
the law and pay Immediate attention j
to the humanitarian side In decldluK
wasca fur ral'road employes. Was I
made today by; Frank I'. Walsh In
i losinx the ease of the maintenance
of way workers,
.Mr. Walsh told (he hour thai tint
wtitco master was one which was far
above Hie law uud which actually
Went low n Into the deepest moral
iiuestions. He declared that regard
less of the law, the men must have a
;ivln wane.
Previously, K. K. (liable, president
of the maintenance of way union,
asked the board not only to disregard
the roads' plea for lower wattes, but
to inert ase wukch so the moil i-ould
lle "decently."
Mr. Welch yesterday brought a
number of employes before the I ma til
who testified they weie underfed uud
undertint bed Ikh uusc of bjw pay.
Kntlroad executives may IuiikIi In
thn Kiine Vein as that monarch, who,
when his people cried for bread, said
'why don't they eat cake?' Hut there
are Muse people, embattled In their
homes, while the railroads say, 'we
have behind us all army who will
take their homes and tilve them even
more desolate homes, ' " - said Mr.
Wash.
"In flvluK wtiKes this board cannot
allow its deliberations to bo closed In
the legal phrases of the law. It must
go deeper than that. The law says
the board shall fix a just and reason
able wage, but no p'.ace In the law
does It say the board In any circum
stances can fix a wage which is not
just and reasonable."
SPRUNG AT TRIA
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"THK Dl'KK OF CHIMXF.Y
IJITTF."
George Hunt Is again able to be out
and around after a several days illness
and Mrs. Hunt is now confined to her
home.
Miss Ruth Taylor left yesterday
afternoon for San Francisco where she
will visit friends and relatives.
E. E. Kelly of this city filed his
candidacy with the secretary of state's
office at Salem yesterday for the
democratic nomination for circuit
judge of the first judicial district,
comprising the counties of Jackson
and Josephine. His slogan promises
an "economic,, honest, impartial ad
ministration and enforcement of law
without fear or favor."
Dick Isaacs, son of William F. Isaacs
of this city left last night unaccom
panlefl, for Seattle, where he will visit
his mother for a few days.
MAY-DIE IN YEAR
HESKVA, April 1 3. I let ween six
million and seven miUion Kjssians
will hne 1 died of f.niilne before- the
next crops are harvested, according
to a report received today from Cap
tain Quisling, representing the Inter
national relief organization headed
by Or. Fritdjof Xans. ii. Captain
Quisling rstimutcH the number of suf
ferers on May 1 ut 500.000 In the re
gion of Odessa and at one million
in each of the following affected re
Clons: Xicolaieff. Kkaterinus'.av,
Donets, Kharkof, Kreinentihoug and
Poltava. -
NKW VnltK, April 13. (ivneral
(Ircgoiie Seiiienorf, former ataman
of. thu 1'iBssacks for whom deputy
sheriffs have been .fe.in hlng for two
days, i:ui rendered In Sheriff Xaglv's
ofjice today.
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II. S. EXPORTS
WASHINGTON. April 13. In
crease in thn value of America's for
eign trade was reported today by the
departiio-nt of commerce with an
nouncement that exports lust mouth
aggregated $332,000.(100, th highest
since October, 1921. and that imports
totalled $25M0O.nO(K the greatest
since Hcf-embcr, 1920.
The trade balance of $74,000,000
In favor of tho I'nited Ktatse shown
by the figures Is the greatest since
November, 1 fi 2 1 when the total was
$3,000,000. The trade balance In
February was $3!".. 000, 000 and In
March 1021. $135,000,000.
Only a Few More Days
Until Easter
If you have not Jyiir QnrifHV Wilt Come in at once
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Selection from our nifty line of the very latest styles at prices
worthwhile.
A beautiful assortment of Flowers
and Foliage just received.
Our showing of GRINNELL
GLOVES (nationally known) for
Spring wear are beauties of real
value.
-A complete line of NECKWEAR
and LACES direct from the Eastern
0
market..
Orders taken for CHILDREN'S
CLOTHES, made up in any style desired.
Make the Children happy with our
Easter Baskets, Rabbits, Chicks, Eggs,
Dyes and Easter Toys.
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Shields
222 W. Main
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NEW OUK. April 1 3. --General
(ii-egorle Senienoff. former "utaiiian
of the Cossacks." in eastern hllnrla
who wan in-routed on bin arrival here
laxt wc k, tod.iy t iers the task of
furnishing a neiv tuil bond or going
to kill before nighU offleiuU of the
surety romp.-iuy u hleh furnislu-d the
Ixnid the nlglil after N-tuenoff wa
arrested, gave notice o tho firm's in
linllon to cancel the responsibility in
the ease.
Considerable mystery developed as
to the whereabouts tf the "ataman"
last night. Two or three deputy
sheriffs were hunting for him. It
was declared Seiuenoff would be pro
duced by bis attorneys today.
The referee In the bankruptcy pro
eeediugx of the Youraveta Home and
foreign Trading company, the re
eiiver of which caused itcmonoff
nrrcxt, also Intended to question the
general relative to the looting of the
company's goods' at Chltu. Claims
arising from this alleged action on
the part of hVmcnoff and his sub
ordinates were Inld In-fore a court at
Harbin, Manchuria, last lieceiiiU-r.
and a Judgment of 8olil $745,000
was awarded the rvmpany.
WIINATCHKK, Wash., April 13. -The
climax of the state's ense iiguhiNi
Utiy iiluelow mid Kvcrett llosurtli,
local boys charged witli murder In
the first degree In connection with
the latiil shooting of Jacob W'chct
here last November, canie bile yester
day afternoon when Marlon Karol
chuk. operative 'for a secret service
orgunlHatlon, took the stand, declar
ing Unit Kay Itlgiiow- eoufessed to
hint In the Chelan county Jail thut he
pulled the trigger of tho gun In the
holdup. Karolchuck was unshaken
under tl grilling liuHS-vNnmlnutlon.
lie said he posed lis a safe-ciMclter
and gunman while in Jail, to gain the
lonfidenee of lUgelow. The stale
rested Its case this morning. Karol-
buck stated that Itlgiiow showed
him where Weber bad bit hint on the
hetid with his tune when hu was ac
costed.
According In the alleged Confession
made In Jail, as given by Karolchuck.
lilgclow Is claimed to have said:
'When the eld man got close, I had
the gun. . I told blm to 'stick 'cm
lip.'" Weber turned and said Solue
thliig it ml at the sume time struck
blm. The Imijs ran a few paces when
I'.onarth told lUgelow to "shoot the
." He stepped back a bit
and leveled the gun.
"I pulled the trigger." Were the
words to Karolchuck. be stated.
ARBUCKLE ACQUITTED
(Continued from Pu On)
CENSOR
E
HERS
INJECTING POLITICS
FIERY, ITCHING SKIII
IS QUICKLY SOOTHED
N YAKIMA LEGION
YAKIMA, Wash., April .13.-I.ogau
Wheeler post of the Auieticuii Legion
nl Us meeting last night ofliiiully
censured six members of the execu
lle committee who Inld wired a pro
test to I 'ongressmait John W. Hum
mers At the action lakeii by Com
mander J, .1. Crawford ln Indorsing
the cnudlducy of Herman laeper for
appoint mi nl us post master ut Yaki
ma. Crawford In giving bis views do'
chired bis action was a "duty" ami In
conform!! v with tlm legion's policy of
giving piefiicnce to war veterans
over others, Keeper, who tins been
nominated for the position, Is a veto
ran of the Hpituish-Auierleiiu war.
The six who were censured declared
Crawford's Indorsement was 'putting
the legion Into pollti. s,"
ERSGETRII
ROBBERS GET RICH
HAUL
L.
ANGELES
if the public doesn't wunt mo," he!
aided. "I'll take my mtnllelne, Hut;
after tho quick vindication i have Just
received 1 ntu sum the American in'O-
plo will ho fair. 1 bcllcvo I am duo for
a comeback."
Members of the Jury, In statement
lo tho press, said ArbucUlt "deservtul
more than acquittal."
.Mrs. Iron Wilde, a Juror, declared
the Jury had felt "there wag absolutely
no ease against Arbuckle." Another
metulH-r said "lie Impressed in) us n
limn who was tolling the truth."
The two previous Arhuekle tiinls:
bad reunited in Jury disagreement.
i.i kt axi!i:i.i:h, v. Apni is
Cubbeiles aggregating nearly IC.OuO
In Jewels and lootixy wnr le polled
to the police last tilgtll. K. A. Hliee-
wood, automobile dealer uud Mis.
Hheiuood were met by three holdup
men, after a theater party and liiutni
la Jewels ami J'-u In rush tagen front
them. Iturglars euiersd a residence
In Koutli Ktower street 0 nil escaped
with clothing and Jewelry valued at
$30UQ Uiotigiug to Mrs. J, K. Iligalls
of Wi l"er. Idaho. Payroll iMindlts
loop CTUtl pi currency and 30Uu In
cheeks from W. A. Cupelaiid. col
let lor foe a chain of grocery stores.
Meiitlin-Siilplnir, a plriiiut cream,
will unollie and liral nkin tlmt It It
ritaleil or broken out with frrroi',
that i coveted witlt tiylv rtlt r
iiimplrt, or ii miiiiIi or dry, Noth
nitt milsluM liry kin rruption o
quickly, m tmtrd nUiii Pprcialist,
'Hie monifiil Uii itilpluir prepars
lion i applied Ilia ltd i m ilup and
after to or tlirf appluiiions, tbs
rcrma li B"tie and tfie kin U d
lightfullv clear and imoolh. Sulphur
, i no trfcioua ai a skin rrmedy Iw-.
came il deMrny the nmitrt that
raime the tmrniiiK, itiiilni or di
fignrenirtit. Mfutlm-Sulpliur alway'
liesli errruia right up,
A imull jar of Ntentlio-Sulphur
may b had at any good drug tve.
BURNS
Covvf with WM baklrm aod
aftsrward apply tn'f
V VAFORUB
Oow 1 Million Jan Vl W
'1
"BANJOS
YOU
can learn to play the
Banjo in twelve lessons A
mid pla I bo Mpular music mm soon
us IsmmhI In twelve lessons.
MOI THIS AITKAI. TO VOl"?
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"Till: IIAIlMtlW Ml HC STOII,:"
THREAT WINS FOR FRANCE
(Continued from rase One)
IHilnted ond M'snny about tho confer
ence," armrdlng to tho re)srt current
In conference circles tonight. This
decision Is said C bo due t.i apprehen
sion over tho ifditlenl situation In
Germany. The Impression here Is that
Germany will be unable to pay Hie
reparations due in May.
The German dclcKatlon is said to be
as unhappy as the ItiiHsiun delegation
over tin; L.;nd.tii experts' report on the
plan for the rc-constructlon of Russia
and contend that It Is highly discrim
inatory ugainst Germany.
GT.NOA, April 13. Two currents
of opinion seem to have arisen In the
Husrdun delegation here, true "is abso
lutely Inruiislgcuiit In fav'orlng the
proposals conl.iined In the report of
the uliied experts. Tho other favors
acceptance of the report as n blsls for
discussion on tho following funda
mental points:
First, liberty of cointnerco to be In
sured to foreigners; second, tin'
granting of Juridical guarantees;
third, acknowledgement of tho debts
accrued by Kusila tinder tho czurlst
government If tho alllea nro ready to
indemnify Itussia for damages suffer
cd from the Kichak, Llcniklue and
Wrangel nrmb-H.
Arciading to llio Itussl.ins, the In
ib-nmlty they claim far exceeds-the
debts of the cznrist' government.
The entire ftussbm delegation
agreed on rejection of all measures
uiming lo inti.aluce eapltull.atlon
Into their country or to reduce It
Juridically to the status of a colony,
They chiefly object to the suggestion
of the experts that the verdict of n
Russian law court against n for
elgner cannot be carried out without
the consent of a consul representing
the country of which such a for
eigner Is a citizen.
Legal Guaraatee Giveru
So nmd of Knifm-uiy pain-continue work
Ak Ui ae Glexmu file Trrnlnmnt.
iikatiph nnro stohk
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Another Pequot
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I'etiuot
JU'ddiug is
Mt alula I'd
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Ami usually sold at standard juiees,
thrrel'tire, lower prices, such as arc
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most eolieeni.
PEQUOT SHEETS AND CASES
81x90 inch Sheets at $1.G9
81x9 inch Sheets ut , $1.85
42x150 inch Pillow Cases 45
4.x:(i inch Pillow Cases....-;.. 49
PEQUOT SHEETIN0- AND
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42 inea Tuhmg at ......42
4" inch Tuhing at 45
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TAFFETA DRESSES
$16 and $23
SALE
Every, Taffeta Dress doing in This
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