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Newspaper Page Text' FJC5E SIX STEDFOKD MATTJ TftTtUTNE, "NrPlDFORD, Oitt:CiONr. SATUKIUV. MAY 27. 1?)22 E I 11 IS INDICTED LIQUOR CHARGE Elmer Simmons, Indicted by the lust Brand jury on a charge of vio lating the prohibition law. was ar raigned in the circuit court Friday and entered a plea of not suiUy, and his trial m set for next October. Himmons was detained by the Sis kiyou county, California, officials, and released upon 11000 bonds upon arrival hero Thursday night. The trial wns postponed upon the rlea that he "had a IT a day job In the woods near Weed," and that a con tinuance would enable him to keep his family and prepare his defense. This was agreed to by the sheriff and the district attorney. . . As a side Issue of the arrest of Hlnimons, Bert Moses, county Jailer, quit his berth, and u man by the name of Collins from Gold Hill was appointed to fill his place. Beveral years ago Simmons Is said to have been a special deputy sher iff investigating the supposed mur der of a prospector, whose body was found In the Applegate section. Simmons disappeared about the time of his indictment, and It was rnmored that this was to be used s the basis of a recall of Sheriff Tit rill. That official immediately secured a number of affidavits and the source of the "tip" was revealed, it is'clalmed. Simmons, in the pres ence of a number of Jackson and Siskiyou county officials. Including Assessor Coleman, declared Sheriff Terrill blameless, and vigorously re fused to sign any affidavits against him when requested. FINAL EFFORITO E IRELAND IS SAV LAUNCHED TODAY LONDON, May 27. iBy Associated Press). With .the arrival of Michael Collins from Dublin today the Irish conference was expected to bring dis cussion of the agreement reached be tween the political factions in southern Ireland last Saturday and Its effect on the treaty setting up the Irish free state. . How seriously the issue Is regarded In some quarters is evidenced by the comment of the Times parliamentary correspondent who says it Is "of sol emn and momentous importance. In- BELIEVE DORAN KNOWS A T TAYLOR MURDER POIT.HKEEPSIE, N. Y May tT. County authorities here announced to day that developments In the case of Krank Doran, being held here for hold ing up a taxi driver led them to believe that Doran was either a party to the murder of William D. Taylor, the Los Angeles -movie director, or has impor tant loformatkin concerning it , What the source r( Information was the officials refused to stated. Doran maintained silence In his cell in the county Jail, refusing to make any statement. x It was definitely learned today that Doran Is not the man sousht in Chi CIIUWUO Mike Dundee knocked nut l.cu lluukipa In iltc tltlnl round. They fought ill 1S4 pounds. OKLAHOMA CITY Hay tttul Jack Itrltton IVutUu 13 to a draw.' Long rou lids champion In order to bring; Hi Hum's head within mime of his nwIukIhk left Hot It men were In good shape when the final gong sounded. Long's draw with the cliimiploii dup licated the feat of Dave Shade, 1'aciric coast welter, who met Hritton In Madi son Square Garden, PORTLAND charlc Ulsh, right fielder for l'orttuiul, made- three home runs yesterday. He made two circuit driven in the first game of a double header with Salt Ijike City and the third four I. anger was hit In the first Inning of the mvoiid game. NKW YOHK Edmund llelty of lbm Ion won the A. A. It. heavyweight box ing championship, knocking out Emory IV Ward of Maryland In the third round, asmuch as if an ominous or doubtful cago for the murder of two policemen. ItoldcracKM Xe Champion. riU.'STWiCK, May 27. tlty the Associated Tress) W. lliilderness of Wnltonhcnth today won the lliit Ish amateur KYilf t-liumploniihlp by defeating John Cuven, of Cochran Castle, Scotland, one up in the final round this afternoon. aitCAUO Th American l.el national ntlilct.lt: committee laid pre liminary pluus tor holdltttf an annual natloual athletic event which accord ing to committee members will np- j proacli Olympic gsiua in brilliance oi pcriurmance anil ivcorua inuue, ' ' v i i KLDOHADO. Arkr-Hob Martin, A. K. K. heavyweight champion, scored his 9,'ith knockout when he slopped Sailor Hill Maxn tn three rounds. construction should be put on the coalition compact. It will bring this country and Ireland perilously near a state of war." There is, however, more optimism in Dublin than in London, according to the Daily Mail's Dublin correspondent. Three meetings will be held today. Michael Collins and his colleagues will meet at 4 p. m., while the Hritish signatories to the Anglo-Irish treaty are conferring with Prime Mtnister Lloyd George. At sis o'clock a joint meeting of the Hritish and Irish dele gates will be held with Prime Minister Lloyd George presiding. Mr. Collina had a half hour's pre liminary conversation with Winston Churchill, secretary for the colonies at the colonial office. The men sought authorities to be types of men. are said entirely by the , different ' I TALENT TALK I ; i PARIS. May 27. Charles R. Crane has reserved transportation to The Hague and ia leaving Paris tonight with the intention of crossing to Eng land tomorrow. He saw M. Clinehant, director of Asiatic affairs of the for eign office and discussed with him the situation In Syria. J - i A 7" iffl EX-IDFORDITE IS sent to mm New Sw hurtling Itcvnrd. UONOl.l'LU. May 37. Johnny Weismuller, youthful awliniuliig mar vel of the Illinois Athletic club, swum HO yards In two minutes 15 3 6 nee ends In the meet hero last night, breaking hla own world's record of 3 minute 17 1-5 seconds. WOMAN COULD HOT WORK Mad Strong and Well by Lydia E. PmkhanV Veg etable Compound St Paul, Minn. "I took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for a tired, worn-out feel ing and painful peri ods. I used to get up with a pain in my head and pains in my lowerparta and back. Often I was not able to do my work. I read in your little l book about Lydia fc.. Ifinkham s Vege table Compound and It nave taken it. l feel so well and strong and can do every bit of my work and not a pain in my back now. I rec ommend your medicine and you can use this letter as a testimonial." Mrs. Phil. Maseb, 801 Winslow St, St. Paul, Minn. ' Just another case where a woman found relief by taking Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound. Many times these tired, worn-out feelings and pains about the body are from troubles nnlv women have. The Vere table Com pound is especially adapted for just this condition. The good results are noted by the disagreeable symptoms passing away one after another. . Lydia E- Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound is a Woman's Medicine for Wo men's Ailments. Always reliable. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Green arrived here Saturday morning to attend Mr. Green's sister's funeral, Mrs. Sarah J. Stump who was buried in Ashland Sunday afternoon, and returned to their home in Portland Sunday even ing. ' -Mr, and Mrs. John Hearing received a telegram Wednesday morning. May 17. that their daughter, Mrs. Nettie j uaker had passed away at a sanitar ium in Texas where she had been undergoing treatment for some time. She leaves her husband, Jim Haker, and five year old daughter Mary. als;) a son Johnnie Hopkins. Mr. Haker will bring their daughter here where the grandmother will care for IL ! Ttia afrtrtr hla haan nulla final lnfnlv It stopped at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Uarrton Keith's Sunday, May 14, and left a tine baby boy weighing 8 lbs. Mother and child doing well. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Dosler at the home of Mrs. Dosler's sister, Mrs. C. E. Stltes.-the lath of May. She balanced the scales at 94 lbs. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Barrion Works the 1st of the month. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Gardner, Mr. Penniland, Mrs. Cliff Bond. Mrs. Pearl Barrett were among those from Tal ent who attended the show in Medford Saturday evening, called "Over the Dead Line." Mr. and Mrs. John Norms', sin Tom and daughter Roth motored from their home at Dunsmuir. Calif., Sunday to visit friends and relatives here. They National I.cng-tie. Philadelphia R; Itrooklyn ". New , York -10; ltoalou S-S. Cincinnati tt. Chicago 6-1. Rt. Louis t; Pittsburg 2. American I-caguo. ttoston 7; PhltadelphU fi nings). Petrolt 8: Cleveland K. Chicago 2: St. Louis 1. Washington 3; New York (10 In The following article regarding a former Medford man was taken from a yesterday's Portland paper: From a prominent and respected eng'neer in the Panama canal tone, highly esteemed by President Roose velt, V. T. Dozier dropped to the status of a convict at McNlel Island, where he was this morning sentenced for two years by Judge Wolverton for using the malls to defraud. Dozier appeared tn federal court and pleaded - guilty to the charge, sentence was Immediately imposed. For seven years Dozier waa an en gineer in the canal zone and he car ries In his pocket a letter of the high est recommendation from Theodore Roosevelt. He will serve h's term at McNeil island because he obtained ap- aIs: visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. pointment as agent for various mer-Sleppy here. cantile companies in Oregon, obtain- Mr. Walker and Mrs. Startup, both ed credentials from them, and then lot Gibson avenue, motored to Redding, went over the country taking orders J Cal.. last Saturday and, were quietly CnnNt league. Seattle S: Sncrnmento 4. Portland 9; Salt Lake 7. Portland 10; Suit Lake S. Los Angeles 3; Han Francisco Oakland 6; Vernon 4. for various kinds of merchandise and receiving payment therefor, and fail ing to return the money to the con cerns which he was representing. ' . Mr. Dozier was formerly a resident of this city and was well known by a number of people here, having resid ed in or near Medford for four or five years. LONDON". May 27. Renter's corre spondent in Cairo, Egypt says he learns from a high official who ar rived there last night from Syria that the report of Charles R. Crane's con viction by a French military court at Damascus for inciting a riot Is with out foundation. married there. Mr. Walker will leave Friday for Siskiyou where he has employment on the S. P. railroad. She will remain here for the present. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Howard mo tored to Grants Pass Sunday and en Joyed a picnic with relatives there. (ilant Hciwln Stride. NEW YORK. May 17. The Olants are winning aguln after shaking oft the 111 effects of the treatment they received from western rivals. Jess llarnes and Artie Nehf turned back their former pals, the Itoston Uraves yesterday, pitching the champions to a double victory to I and 10 to 2. The Pirates fell before .St. Louis and the pitching prowess of lllll Honk who chalked up his seventh victory of the season. P.ogers Jinrnsby, his clouting teammate, hit hla eleventh home run and todny was but one be hind his American league rival, Ken neth Williams. The Yankees, without Huth again for a day, struck a Tartar In Zachary and Washington had little trouble winning 1 to t. Brooklyn took a brac. of game from the dowm-ast Phillies, niarking the seventh strainht victory for the Dodgers, who moved Into fourth place. It was the eleventh consecu tive setback for the Quakers. Ferdle Bchupp, former Olant southpaw, won his flint game since essaying a "comeback" holding the. St. 1-ouls Drowns in rherk and giving Chicago a two to one victory. The Athletics lost to Itoston 7 to 6. Cleveland defeated Detroit 8 to 3. In the third double-header of tlio day, Chicago and Cincinnati split even. PARIS (leoigcs Carpentler says he Is ready and anxious to defend his title of liglit heuvyweight champion of the world against Harry Greb. NON-PARTISAN LEAGUE YAKIMA. Wash.. May 2 7. Nln delegates met this morning to attend the state convention of the non-partisan league, of which A. 1). Zander of Whatcont county was elected tempor ary chairman. After the appointment of com in U tees the committee adjourn ed until, afternoon when U was ex ported a larger number of delegate would be present. A. W, Swtgnrt of PROF. FITZGERALD, DAREDEVIL OVER LEAVES FOR S. F. Prof. Wilbur HUgei-ald of the SI Louis Athletic tluh luft Hits niornliiK t l : 1 7 for his home In Kt. Louts. Mr. FtUHnrald is a diving Instructor at the S L, A. C, mid It Is Impnratlve that he return at I lis earlleat possible dut to properly Instruct the young St. Loutaans In the art of diving Into thimbles, properly painted needle eyes, etc. He says that he tike .Med ford and Is reluctant to leave at such an early date hut that he Is forced lo do so us in addition to hla pedagogical duties he has an engagement to stage S dive next Monday In Han Fran-1 risen In coiiiiertli.il with I lie Slirlno! celebration there. The dive that Mr. I'ltigerald will j make tn San- Francisco Monday will i be even more spcriueulur than the feat he performed here yesterday. It! has been arranged for liUn to dlvo from the top of the 8t. KrancH hotel Into tho rubbish can situated at the southeast corner of I'nlon iinare, near th corner of Powell unit tleury streets., This sounds difficult hut per snn.i who saw yesterday's exhibition huvn no doubt of hla ability although It Is evident that there Is great risk attached. "Oh, shucks, thosn measly Hhrlii er." ejaculate Medford people when-! ever they think of tho profoaaor'i dive of yesterday. Hut the poor Sliriners should not be hlamml they too were stung along with the mat of the populace, and more so, be. RBALTO ,ii.irrvw,.wv..Ty....-.i.i.v a;..r.,.."iv TOMORROW I Kvei-yuiie who lovcx romance, iiilienluie and the mint out door u III (Might In tills latent Yakima, who fnr a limit LAi-vart id executive manager of the league did j . . . , y . 0 not attend this forenoon. Zander i lh" ' ; " ,P tho dive ivnUined the .trm..iv .m.'i .i.nn.t. .' ,0 rward the professor's daring. The uco by saying that many farmers had become) so poor under tho snii-noit-partisan administration that thev could not afford to take the trip to Yakima. JUDGE OPPOSES PARDON (Continued from Paga One) Two of them he murdered, the third he crippled for life. "Life Is altogether too cheap 'In Colorado. The small value It now possesses ought not to be still further reduced. "Yours truly. (Signed! "Charles C. Butter." host was perpetrated by the patrol of lllllah temple. Did Him Mors Oood Many men pnA women suffer from barkarho, rheumatic pains, stiff Joints, sore muscles and other results of kid ney trouble because they neglert the flrkt warning symptoms. Foley Kidney' Pills aid the kidneys to throw out the poisonous wsste matter that causes pain and misery. Stephen !wU Kldrldg. Ky.. writes: "Foley Kidney Pills did me more good than all the other medicine I ever took. I had kid ney trouble ten years. I don't have any pain like I had before I took them." Bold everywhere. Adv 4 Will , 1 James Oliver CURWOOD'S story ' "TIIF. GIRL FROM PORCUPINE" nil!) t'nlr Collier, Jr. Illiincy and Win. TONIGHT- Men art Fdwartl Millie's Thrilling Htory "The Oray Dawn" villi It.ib't Mi him ami t'lnlre Ailuin Day or Night WEEKS-CONGER CO Funeral Directors Ooin' and Comin'. A pessimist Is a man who, when given his choice of two evils, takes both of them. McKeesport News. Not PDQ. . A pessimist might be also a person who believes that truth Is less exp&i dient than fiction. Cs'ortb Adams Herald. Britton-Long Fight Draw OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla.. May 27. Ray Ixmg, a rugged Okluhoma rig product, fought Jack Hritton, welter weight boxing champion, to a draw In their 12 round decision bout last night. j Long, a comparative outsider made Brittoni extend himself to the limit to I hold his crown and carried the battle I to the champion during most of the bout. 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