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T FUTURE
MANN'S
The IUHt tJiMHln for the IVIco
No MailiT What the Trice
MANN'S
U S. WOMEN TO
FOR TRIAL IN R. D.
OF
T REPORT I TOWN
A Rousing
DEPT. OF LABOR! THIS WEDNESDAY
INE
TRACK TEAM OF
SELECTING JURY
DYNAMITE SHIP
MINERS E
OF OREGON
SPANISH
WAR
AGA1NS
IC
FOR
Special
COMPETE
PARIS
BANK CASE
SOLD FOR JUNK
for Each Hour
NEW YORK, April 24 Financial U. 1). Hiuos. former vlcc rrwidont
support lrwdy is Uinff accord ml the land awiaMaut canhlr of tlio defunct
recently formed national women's j Dank of Jscksonvtll wwt on trial
track Athletics commltt, tin assocla.jta th circuit court this morning, on
titn dovoUx to oncnnlilnR fimalo ath-j ji Indlctnmt chanting making a
lollca to the prefKsnt standard of rami's ;fU report to tho rmuk examiner on
rimptlilon, with tho dual olJo-t ot the condition of a Hank. The stato
tntBlfUig mtwsl and of arranging i la rpnntod tr District Attorney
for proper representation of tho Unit-j IUwWn Moort. and th dofena by
ed fitatea In women's international J Tarter J. Neff and Horbvrt Hunna.
tournaments. i Assistant Attorney General LUJe-
Cbalnnnn Harry E. Stewart an- qutat will assist the state In the prose
Bounced today thnt one subscription of cutlon of the case. There are two in
I10OO had boon received in addition to dlctments analnst Mines,
tho offers of a number of schools to AH tho morning ewwkm was de
pay tho oxpenses of their students voted to tho selwtion of the Jury.
wh may h on tho American loom c-oo questioning by both sides being
that will entor tho international track I tho rule. Each Juror was asked It"
od fluid meet for women in raris bo-; na ha1 prejudices against the
glD&ing August 20. bank off trials, if they wer deposit-
.Tryoutt for the American team will or ,n tn" bnk
be held at a meet which Mrs. Winifred ur- onl thpy hB prejudiced
Merrill, principal of the Ooksmoro ! b? MV accounts of the trials and
school, Mamaroneck, N. Y.. haa been J If "new C. H. Owwi,
ftrraMed for Saturday aftsrnoon. May' Wul BniwU. If a tAxpaywr. and If
13. at Mamaroneck. rUted to any of tho principals In
la the final selection of thn imn. ! bank craeh.
however, recent athlotlc rocord and I iOM WeCully of Jacksonville
rscords made In other meta thla rear. I WM used from serrlco upon the
MDoclallr h countrv.wl.ln iniAroi.i Frounds "that she had known the
rlwrtau teWirraih tournament at Lon defendant all his life,' and "would
Bach, Cal., to be held tho same, day asi haU to Tote Pui:y " M1 McCully
the Paksmore test, wUl be taken tnto'10 Mld btf h4 l,)lht overdraft
.. In .V... I . . . ...n . k. ..... .. .1..
consiaerulioll. 1 fcu" u w uru n uuit: juboiv-
ent.
Ooorgo W. Herrlott, a farmer of
the AppWgate section was also ex
cused from service. He was a de
nositor in the bank, and lost money
thereby.
Among the wttnessesfeubpoenaed to
testify for the state are William H.
Johnson, former cashier of the
Bank of Jacksonville, and a half
brother of the defendant, now iwrv-
LOa A-S'GELKd, April 21. Love let i Ing a ten year's sentence in the state
tens eifLangrd between Mrs. Mada-1 orison at Flem, tipon a plea of
lynne.C. Obenchaln and J. Helton i ullty to Indictments arising out of
Kennedy, slain broker, were ready to-1 the failure. He will arrive from tho
day in resumption of the trial of'tate institution in the custody of a
W.VKHlNOTON. April St. The eld CUKSSUN. P., April 84. -VirtHest.
navy dvn.tmUo cruiwr Vwiuvtu, In Ing npilust the "two per e-nt Ht.tti.
8pnUh war days, hailed ns the r"- Uc f miner' wu,-.v InwU by the
lblo nlonwr craft of a new. nnvnl
era. has hwiftoM as Junk to J. Up
tsUJ. of CheUt.vi. Musk., tor M.J HO-
The orrrutment of the Vesuvius con
nleted of thrvv HtandtnH. slender
mumled "dynamite Runs" from
which huire prohM-tlh"!! Uded tvtth
nltro-Klywrlne, sufriclont. It was
sjiid. to tear aprt any ehp or forti
fication' on which they l.irulr.l, were
to b hurled by compresmHl ulr.
Uhe ninny other novW craft, which
Were 'xptvti-d to swfp all bultle
Khlps frm the mvia n the Mt-rrlmuc
and Monitor wrote tho doom of
wimhIcu hullx. the "dynamite ship"
failed utterly and was discarded.
In 1H. when the American flet
was concent rutd before SmtUito de
Cub to bottle up tho battlecraft of
Spain, tho Vtsuvius steamed down to
Join the grim ring ef steel.
As a trial she Wo ordered in to
Two Ulks to business men ol i
Medfoid are scheduled fur next Wed-!
nesday. One of these me to bo Riven
al the forum of the Medfcrd Chum-
department of labor, a letter addreM- her of Comiuerofl and the other at th
ih! to Julius J. JliiViN, secretary of U-
tmr, by John (trophy. pretdtnt of
tlltttru-t number two of the I'ulted
Mine Worker, today t'k r.harp Issun
with the (itturvs Ktven out by tho de
puhllo library ut !t o'clock In the
evening. i
Theso talks are to b Riven by i
Karl Kllpatrlrk, director of tlio ov-
LOVE LETTERS READ
III BURCH TRIA
L
Arthur C. Burch on a charge of murder
of Kenned-' here last August. Mrs.
Obenchaln and Durch were Jointly in
dicted for murder and granted sep
arata trials. The prosecution present
ed a letter of March 4. 1918 from Ken
nedy to Mrs. Obenchaln in which the
following appeared:
. "You are ia the city of darkness to
me, but some day I shall conquer It
Then I shall laugh at it. Much love
It was signed. "Helton."
U reply a letter from Mrs. Oben
chaln contained: "I didn't leave your
love in the city of darkness, but I hid
It in a corner of my heart."
R I ALTO
tEXTEA-
, Here Tomorrow Night
HARRY MANNING
'MED FORD S CARUSO'
rbwdcal and Popular Hong
NOW PLAYING
HOOT
GIBSON
in
guard today
Most of the testimony In the case
will revolve around the books of the
back, and expert accountants will be
called by both sides, in an effort to
unravel the tangled skein of figure
upon which the case hinges. It is ex
pected the taking of testimony in the
trial will begin early this afternoon.
Nino women Jurors the largest
number so tar since the new law
went into effect, reported for duty
this morning.
The following is the Jury panol for
he present term of the circuit court
nc w in session.
W. H. Boren, Medford: Nets Erich-K-n.
Ashland: C. L. McKlnney, Ash-
ad. l. S. York, Jacksonville: H.
Egbert, Medfcrd: Owney Reddy. Med
ford; C. W. Isaacs. Medford: V. W.
Truax. Medford: II. F. Piatt, Moxl
'ord: Lem Charley. Medford; Helen
M. Sears. Eagle Poinf: C. C. Doale.
lutte Falls: Ernest Applegale, Ash
'and; I.uella Apnlegate. Ashland; W.
. Shell. Medford; Katherine Llnd
'ey, Medford: Issie McCul'ey, Jack
onTille: Kenneth Deebe, Central
Dtlnt. Jewe Hauck, Medfcrd; Ollce
Swedenburg, Ashland: Benjamin
''aymond. Gold Hill; L. L. Damon.
VTedfcrd; C. W. Fraloy, Ashland: O.
W. Jlerrlott, Apnlegate, and H. C
Mackey, Medford.
hurl Uuth and destruction Into the for e.ipa. liy fur the year wiw 3Q per
walls of Morro castle on ho hlh ; cent.
bluffs. When, ot tho closo runite I TIwtv were S t-3 avrae working
otH'Htutry because of the low powvr J dy a week, a'-eordlnit to Hrephy's
or the air guu. the Vesuvius finally ( flurwt unU he ured Bs-retiry of
"let go." a terrlbW roar came back j lJbor Oavts to verify hi fii?uriv4 and
from the bluff. It shook th earth : se th th bureau' Rt.Untl.-H were
and se with sound and sent fright- j u.vurute heroufier.
ened residents or the ctty scurry mg
In fear to caves and cellars. Iut It
proved to be only sound. When Kan-
,.rtmer,t and naked the secretary tension division of Urn fnlverslty Of,
he regarded 700 a year as a saving : wregou. aon ins kupjwi tor too toruni
luncheon is "Tho nit ure of tno ore. .
gon Small Town."
Tho meeting at the library Is open
to every business ntul profesHlnnal
uuiu and a'l of their employee. The !
subject, "When thn Farmer Comes to
Town," Is otm of exceptional Inter- 1
est to clerks, stenographers, book- '
keepers and any one connected with ;
buHlness lustltutlotis of th city.
Th Medford Chamber of Com
merce, under whtjo direction tlies'
business talks nrn betug given, ex
tend a cordial Invitation to business
men or the smaller communities of,
th.i county to uttend nnd heur both of
hio ulks.
The fur um will le bnld ot the Med- i
ford Hotel at tho noon hour. I.unrU-j
on CO ceuts. !
wage."
l'.rophy's letter divlured that a sur
vey of dlHtrlet number one, covering
31.$?? miners made l,y the miners'
uolon showed th.it the average vvuge
ws IH.CO a Week or f?60 a y'ttr as
.-iKUlnnt the department Ktatl.itltfi of
J1.3?! for the ye.tr.
The letter uIno Insisted that the use
of the production peak In October for
the jurpM of flKiirlog statistics Is
a ''favorite srtrnlagvm of the oper
ator?)." aa'th l:iNt to weeks in
October averaged &j per cent capac
ity, while the mineiit' actual average I
Uaxo fell und tho elimination wus
IKWKlbU'. it was found no rtauuui" had
leen done to the old. tottrrlng frts
and amient bronze gun.
The VeMivitM remained 1th the
f'.eet throuiihout tlm War. doing
patrol and dlepateh boat duty. Out
Immediately after the war In Sep
tember. 1S9S, he was discarded,
never again to be rated as a fighting
ship.
POP' WARNER IN
CHARGE FOOTBALL
COLORADO EDI
AT STANFORD U.
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Callf.
An urgent call for more men to man
the Stanford football machine has been
Issued by Glenn ("Pop") Warner, head
coach of the University of Pittsburg,
who Is directing spring gridiron prac
tice here.
Ia the Stanford squad at present are
twenty-seven men trying for backfleld
positions and thirty-eight for line
posts. Warner and Claude. Thornhlll,
line caach. say there are many more
big men on the campus who should be
out In uniform. .
"Stanford has Ions desired an ade
quate coaching staff and now that' the
board of athletic control has gone to
considerable trouble in providing one
that seems satisfactory, the studentf
should give it their unqualified sup
port." Warner said.
"University of California, the tradi
tional foe of the Cardinals, has so
many more students than Stanford
that Thornhlll and I tavo come to the
conclusion, after being here several
weeks, that If Stanford hopes to meet
the Dears on equal terms, all the avall-
ble material must turn out for the
team.
"Every man possible should turn
out. It doesn't matter whether they
ever played football before or not."
AUG
E
AND
ELECT OFFICERS OF
OXFORD
UNABLE
TO PAY EXPENSES
KILLED BY RIVA
L
HEADIN'
WEST
and goin' like a
cyclone
.That's the hero of this
new and different West
ern thriller. 'See him
leap 'from an airplane
right into, the midst of
the swiftest adventures
you ever experienced.
COMING WEDNESDAY
"CAMERON
OF THE
ROYAL MOUNTED"
from llulph Connor's stirring
; ! .. , story
DKVVER. April 24. A special to
the Denver Post says: Rod 8. Day,
i editor of the Durango Democrat, fol
lowing a quarrel on tho streets of that
. city today, shot and killed William L.
I Wood, city editor of the Durango
'Herald.
I According to thn Post the tnen dis
agreed several months ago on an edi
j torial Day printed in his paper on the
! 18th amendment to the constitution.
! Later the men, according to the spec
ial, nave been eichanfflng editorial
comment which Is said to have grown
j personal.
They met on the street today ae
cording to the special and several
blows were exchanged. Then Day is
alleged to bare drawn a revolver and
; fired twice. Wood fell mortally
wounded. 1
Day was detained at police head
quarters but no charge had been
nlacod against him up to late thi
afternoon.
Complaints were filed this morning
by 8. II. Sundefer charging Mrs. Jose
Phine Bargent with tho crime of con
trlbutiug to the delinquency o her 1
year old daughter Pearl James, an
against Cliff Larkln charging him with
rape.
Doth are in the county Jail at Jack
sonvllio awaiting a preliminary hear
ing before Justice Taylor. Mrs. Sar
gent Is held on $1000 ball end Larkln
on $3000.
Mrs. Bandefer left last1 Thursday
night for Fresno, Calif., and returned
last night with Mrs. Sargent without
having hnd to secure extradition pa
pers. '
I.NtKiN Oxford and f'ambriditC
ur.4vrKlile. for thn flrxt time to thvlr
lung hlxtorlnt. art; unubb to support
Ihfninlv.i and luiw , ull.d upuii tho
riulnl.' fur axnlNtumv.
This w!u diM.-lo!Hi in a report is
sui'd by the rcyiil commiwton ap
pointed undr th.- chairmanship of
Es-Prrmier AHqulth to lnvetnlian
the flnum lal condition of the two in
utiluUonx. which two years ago was
admittedly o unstifa-tory thut thv
government grunted r-urh of them an
i-mergrncy subaidy if 30,000 pounds
annually. )hus saving both coU'B-n
from collapeo.
Including these subidl.-, Oxford
had an im-omn of Ml. 7 in pound in
1920. wlill.. that of Cnmbrtdgo to
talled 719. do pound. The commis
sion's report rveommends lnrrilnK
the annual grnn's to 100.000 pound
caih. with :ildl!lii!)nl provlNlons for
extending edurtitionftl fu-llltl-(i for
wnmon and pnytng pension arrears.
Tb commltwion strcw tho point
thnt todny tho unlverkltles hav
largely returned to their ortglnul
function of ministering to the non
wralthy Ktudent. and hsv. In fuct.
beoni" "ntUfl.T.t dmocra',i,H."
Innddltion to rt-comnw-nding ample
fucl.ltlrs for th (Mtucatinn of women,
tho report ph-ads for more state
scholurihipN, cheaper llvlns coirts
and better pay. with pension pros
pects, for prof.-iwtors.
Tho annual meetiug ot tho stock
holders of the Jackson County Indus
'rlal Kslr asso.-litUoa ht lo be hold to- i
morrow nftrnoon at 2 o'clock ut tne
i Medford public library.
' Ilosldes tho election t f tfrirer for
; he cuiulnti ymr, tlixro will bo a tium-
xr of very ImporUut matters
brought up so that every stockholder
(t tho OBs.vlallon Is urged to attend.
Tho datn of tho fair this fall will to
!cdd and reports of bfftcers will
1m made,
Drsslngs tf the proposed porma
neut building Improvement will be
:n display and a report of tho plans
and specifications committer of the
''oard of directors will accompany
them.
R. A. M.
Crater Lsk Chapter No. 32 1
Boeclul communication,'
luesnay, April .otti. s p.
nu Royal Arch Dogre.
Refreshments. Visit uri
welcome.
29 A. K. NOT1I. .cy.
s
GIGANTIC METEOR
plunges in sea
AflllUHY PARK, N. J.. April 21.
The shooting suixr-star described by
Ne.w Jerseyites as "bigger than tho
Moon" which last night ended a brief
but lurid pyrotechnic career with
plunge Into the Atlantic, struck about
five miles of the Toms river coast sta
tlon, it was said today.
Officials of the station reported to
headquarters that tho dnmiso of the
meteor was witnessed by a lono beach
patrol last night. Ills attention was
attracted by the appearance of a bluish
light In the sky. This revolved itself
into a ball of fire, which, according to
the guard, exploded like a clup of
thunder and dove Into the sea.
A prolonged hissing followed, the
witness said. Several minutes later
the disturbance which hud been
caused in tho ocean was evidenced by
a succession of bugo rolling waves
It was reported In tho vicinity of Tom
river that slight earth tremors sccom
panted the uictor's jdunge.
; ' Plro Jn Portland Hehool.
: PORTLAND, Ore., April 21.
Eight hundred students of the Clin
ton-Ke!ly school here marched ou
of the building today in one minute
and 10 seconds after a fire alarm bad
been sounded. Three bovs of the
ichool extinguished a blafco on the
roof belore tho fire department ar
rived.
WASHINGTON', April 24. The
capitalization of the I':iciflc Oil com
pany by stockholders of tho Bouthern
Pacific to take over 259,000 acrCR o
oil Kind owned by tbe Bomthern Pa
f if lc- and r Associated' Oil companies,
attacsed by Cmrenco JI. Vcnner,
stockholder In thn Southern Pacific
in nn nppenl, will not bo reviewed by
tlio supreme court, It wus announced
todity.
L
2
S ROCK BOAT
BOYS DROWNED
CASUesQllNINl
A.ti MCtt TlMW
IMr tM M M tM mi
LOS ANOKLBrf. April .24. Ar-.
rangements wero being made today
for removal to their home towns of
the remains of David Keeney, IS
years old, son of a Banta Mnrln, Cal.,
attorney, and lo Iteghettl. 17, of
Oreutt. Oil., hlsh school uth!etc who
wore drowned vit"'.- "-take
park, a public playground here.
Two. girls In a row, mat iityiuliy
rocked the canoo in whb-h tho boj-s
were boMin. It overturned. Tlie
boya drowned and the glrla fled. Tho
hoj n rnrne hi re to attend a Mouthern
fHllfornla intersi.-holastle champlon
jlp track and field meet Huturduy.
THREE OFFICERS $HOT
(Continued from Pago One)
"Hold-Heet" Grill
Stove S2.95
A dandy article for light cooking,
l-argn enough to toast two slices of
bread at one time or to keop coffo
pot warm for second cup while toast
ing on other end. ldeul for warming
bablns' milk. Hupplled rntnpleto with
cord, two piece attachment plug and
separable connector.
Two Year Guarantee,
Oven Attachment with
Utensils $2.95
statement of Waller E. Mosher that
tho raid was that of an "organization
made up of picked men,'' and the state
ment credited to him that ho would
'not g!vo the namo of tho organisa
tion" to which ho belonged, the stories
of the witnesses that most of the raid
ers wero masked with white hoods, tho
fact that the automobiles parked near-
bly all had their license plates cov
ered and hidden, and the very prompt
arrival of Mr. Coburn, all gnvo tho
officials the belief that thoro svas a
strong possibility that tho Klan knew
more thun It was telling, according to
their expressed vR-ws early today.
MTJLTIPHONE
4 receivers for thn price of one
Renard Electric Coj
110 I'
liOCATION
Hlth Mtrort
IHO.N'K 10OO
IAIH0OPING COUGH
U if No "curs" but helps to re
If duce paroxysms of coughing.
V VapoRub
Cxr 1 7 Million Jan UmJ Y'di
NEW TAXI RATES
Kl'FKf.TIVK MjV 1ST
City rate, 1 or 2 passengers,' fWc 2.V
for additional piiMMMigorH. ' Shopping
try hour, ftj.OO. JH-iving in city, :MM
Taxi Phones 66, 96, 15
- Day or Night
WEEKS-CONGER CO
Funeral Directort
Dr. Johnson
Says
. REMEMBER
AJl the king's horses nnd
all the kinff'H men, enn never
replace tint lost Hound tooth
flgaln. '
MORAL
Don't wuHto timo and loose
them.
YES
Wo Kivi prnn in dentnl oper
ntions where indiciilod or de
ftired. Dr. O. J. Johnson
7"'- 'DENTIST
228 East Main St.
Phone 669 '
Beginning at 9Ba. m.
TUESDAY
Between 9:00 a. m., and 10:00 a. m., 36-inch
fine Nainsook. A real genuine 10 C
20c value, yard
Between 10:00 a. m., and 11:00 a. m., 36
inch fine Dress Percale. A 132C
good 19c value, yard
Between 11:00 a. m., and 12:00, women's
fine Chamoitctte Gloves, 39 C
59c value, pair 1
Between 12 and 1:00 p. m.. women's Silk
Blouses, all sixes. Best style, $2,29
$5.00 value, each
Between 1 :00 p. m., and 2:00 p. m., women's
summer Union Suits. Regular 75c 39 C
seller, suit
Between 2:00 p. m., and 3:00 p. m., full
sized Bed Spread. A real $1 IQ
$2.00 seller, each
Between 3:00 p. m. and 4:00 p. m., Men's
Department. Men's genuine $1,00
B. V. D. Union Suits, suit
Between 4:00 p. m., and 5:00 p. m., 36-inch
Silk Messaline, $1 .98 $1.19
value, yard ,
Each
Article
Or
Sale
Mann's Department Store
THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY
MEDFORD, OREGON
One
Hour
Only
TO MEDFORD THEATREGOERS:
The Greenwich Village Follies which ap
pears at tho Pago tonight, are traveling
special train and we consider it or.e of
tho biggest and most entertaining attrac
tions of the season.
We want to personally uokayM this pro
duction and suggest getting tickets at onco
and avoid disappointment. Have had a lot
of trouble securing this company and want
to prove that Medford appreciates high class
shows.
GEO. A. HUNT & CO.
By Geo. A. Hunt.
THE PLACE TO START
SPRING
HOUSECLEANING
is in the kitchen. Your old wood stove should
be the first thing to go. It's place should he
taken by a modern cabinet style Gas Range
of porcelain finish that is as easy to keep
clean as a china plate.'
There are five different styles to select from
at the office of the
Southern Oregon Gas Co.