PAOTB WHI "
DENVER OFFICIALS
CONDEMNED BY
- GRAND JURY BODY
DENVER,' April 7. General eon-
denuiatlon o( a' number of officials ol
tbi Denver 'police department and
olhars was contained In the report of
thecounty grand jury made public
hnre5 today. No Indictments were re
turned. The jury has beenSn Session
Binds; January 27. last. The' grand
jury reported that "evidence dis
closes that beyond;- question "bribes
were offered to members of the
Jaryi"' that tried 20 nationally known
confidence men here last month. The
brlbfes, the report said, were offered
by "persons .unknown to the grand
Jury.',' , Tho .district attorney was
urged to probe the matter. The grand
Jury report declared that Frank M.
Kowner, manager of excise and safe
ty,' Ike Goldman, widely known con
stable 'and political leader; City De
tective George Sanders, County Jail
Warden Frank Kratke, Robert M.
Houser; custodian of the city audito
fiujn; Police Sergeant Luke Parslow
arid i Patrolman- Lee O'Loughlin and
Bet, Kistler were "totally unfit to
bold any office in this city and should
be discharged forthwith."
.The-grand jury announced there
was "not sufficient evidence to indict
'arry -one officer. ---- -
"We are satisfied conditions in the
police department are ad," recited
the long report.-summlngup a probe
into the police department.
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; G1VESSELFUP
' CHICAGO, 'April 7. (By the As
sociated Press) -A self-styled vic
tim of "newspaper assassination"' Br.
Samuel Pandolfol co-hend of the Pan
Motor company of St.' Cloud. Minn.,
today "surrendered to the United
States .marshal here after appealing:
from a sentence of ten ' years In
Leavenworth prison and fines aggre
gating $4000 imposed by former Fed
iraT Judge- Landis -after conviction of
using' the mails :to defraud.
U The re-ortaynlmtiqn- ot , the ( Pan
, Motor company, vrhioh' he 'had char
acterized as. his greatest prospective
Achievement, will go on, uninterrupt
jdby.:bs:4mpcisqnmenfe.he .said.- He
Said.dKat rlendSi and- business asso
ciates .would. continue their efforts
to Obthin biS release and that his stay
in prison vebtttiafftei.iortiU..4lM H ,. ..
DUMP OFF SKIPPER,
MAKE ESCAPE
NEW YORK, April 7. Two rum
runners, captured in the motor
launch, Defi,, thirteen miles off the
Jersey coast, dropped Captain Ryan
ot the coast guard cutter Manhattan,
overboard as the cutter docked here
today, and made their escape.
' Captain Ryan, who had seised the
Defi after a chase which he ended
by firing a shot across the Defi's
bow, was taking his captives ashore
when a member of the Manhattan's
ctew fell overboard. He ordered the
two' prisoners to lower him over the
side of the boat by his feet in order
that He might reach the stoking man.
They lowered him overboard first.
teleased their grip on his feet nnd
fled. - '. .;
The captain and the sailor were
rescued by their comrades,: t .
KANSAS TO BAR :
ALL W0BBL1ES
TOPEKA, Kas., April 1 The I. W.
W. as' an organisation and ail of its
members are barred-from Kansas in a,
decision handed down by the supreme
court today affirming the granting ot
an injunction -against' the order . to
prevent "depredations against proper-
ty by .criminal .syndicalism and sabot
age in Kansas. Tho court held that
the literature and talk of members of
the organization were of such a nature
that Kansas was justified in seeking
to prevent carrying out of threats to
destroy property in oil and wheat dis
tricts of the state, ' ' .
ALASKA KICKS
ON RESERVES
Elmo . Throckmorton of the. Apple-
gate section spent Friday on a visit In
Grants Pass.. . I
Interclass baseball games will start
next week according to Coach Eddie
Durno of the local high school and the
first interscholasUe game of the sea
son will be played Friday, April 80th
with Grants Pass.
Mrs. A. L. Hilt and daughters Doro
thea and Marios who left by auto
Thursday morning tor Portland were
detained five miles north of. Grants
Pass and due to the breakage of a pan
in their car were unable to continue.
They returned to Medford. The Misses
HUi will depart tomorrow morning for
Eugene to resume their studies at the
state university. . .
Mrs. W. ' D. Doty. formerly Mrs.
Ralph Lincoln, a former Medford- resi
dent, arrived yesterday afternoon from
Spokane accompanied by ' her two
sons. She will remain here for some
time visiting friends.
FRANCE WILLING 10
SCRAP FLEET IF
ALL DO LIKEWISE
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Automatic Eclipse Gas Range
PARIS, April 8. A guarantee "in
the name of the French parliament
that France will suppress her entire
fleet tf the other powers will do like
wise, Is contained in a statement
given to the Associated Press by
Gustave DeKerguezero, president of
the naval committee of the senate.
Asserting that the world is coming
to ''another Washington treaty
which will' make an honest revision !
of naval armaments. Senator DeKer-
gueieo offers a proposal for a "new
conference for scrapping the ; Wg
navies." ' :
'Let the allies guarantee us free
dom of the seas ana peace on land
and we will disarm," he said. "Bet
ter still, It the allies will follow a
proposal for general disarmament of
all the world's fleets and replace
them with, an International one, we
shall be the first, to agree to let the
United States furnish to this interna
tional fleet ten ships, England ten,
France six and Italy six. Then the
world will have peace and not until
then."
He expresses the opinion that the
present league ot nations Is useless
"because It Is unarmed."
Iffiil
lOOR'FlLS
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CHICAGO, April 7. Rockford,
IU., defeated Charleston, S. a, 46 to
21 In the first semi-final game of the
JUNEAU, April 7. (By the Asso
ciated Press.) The Alaska legisla
ture last night completed enactment
of the Grant fisheries memorial which
assails creation of fisheries reserves
in Alaska as "not only unjustifiable
but inexcusable. ' 1 ''
The memorial as adopted by the
legislature asks Immediate revocation
of the orders -creating the two exist
ing ; reserves and requests that the
terrttorial legislature be given abso-1
lute control ovor' their estabilslimentj
in the future. ... 1
GIRL, 19, HELD.
FOR BLACKMAIL
VANCOUVER, Wash., April 7
Lilly Page, aged 19, was under ar
rest here today charged with black
mail, and .; Sheriff Thompson and
United States Commissioner Klrwin
reported she" had signed a confes
sion that she. bad written threatening
letters intended to ' extort- money
from Captain John Stewart ot Van
couver barracks and A.-L, Emmons,
a resident of Vancouver.
The arrest was made late yester
day following an investigation ot sev
eral months during which several let
ters received by the two men -were
traced by a handwriting expet, the
officers announced. . Letters receiv
ed by Captain Stewart tnreateneoj turoanca nave orunen out. in general v
that his two year old child would be; places to southern Germany, accord-A
kidnapped unless money was paid 'ng to authentic reports received here.
and letters to Emmons threatened . m -Mayence a moo tnvaoea tne jew- - . ..............
that his house would be blown np and ten section scattering bombs atisttt ""nrVVVV"'VVV V V
Information concerning him made; the Jewish homes. In Guizenhansenl
bombs were placed la the Jewish cent-1
etertes. '
ANTI-JEWISH RIOTS
N-GERMANY
BERLIN, April 7. (Jewish Tele
graphic Agency.) Antl-Semetic dis
turbance have broken out in several
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lil'XiAUSE its tlse most ocouomieal and lias tl:a
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BECAUSE its automatic set it and fort it
your coking will be done to. per
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liemenjlser no elements to burn ort
and to be replaced at a cost of 12 to
fl5 a year, , . '
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Southern Oregon Gas Company
VETERANS' HEAD :
" VISITS COAST
public- unless . money was paid.
Amounts ranking from $1,000 to $2,
500 were demanded to be put In des
ignated places, : . . -i
DENY BODY THAT
OF LOST PRIEST
SPRINGFIELD, 111., April 1 By
Associated ' Press.) Positive denial
that the body held at KlrkwOod? Mo:,
is that of Father John A., ; Vranjak,
missing priest of Virden, III., . was
given the Associated Press today over
the telephone by Joseph VraBtak, the
priest's brother.. -With his mother, the
brother , viewed -the body.-.
, SEATTLE,.. April 1. Captain C.
Hamilton Cook,' national commander
of the Disabled Veterans of the World
War, arrived here today, from Spokane
on a tour of western poets of the or-
Invitation interscholasUe basketball ganiiation. Following a reception at
tournament at .the University of . Chi-. the railroad station, Captain Cook was
cago this afternoon.. ' ' : '.' the guest of veterans and principal
Rockford will meet the winner ol speaker at a luncheon. : He leaves to
the Kansas City, Kas., vs. Muskegon ! night for Walla Walla to Inspect the
game tonight In the final. . ; veterans' hospital there.
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Canadian Pad!
Hockies.
If ou k goliis oe txMfaef ik (his mmgni Aecnf
, Atelna rlttn4 The lnvlortlnl iDonnoln
. Jrlh tonic frssac oftpruceaadnf fcnrti
,. will refrh you untacb oordtemv vcion.
' 1 It aa nextfefi rou Mil want to atop off u Sle.
mcujfcOlacltr.ChntetuLikel-oolir Banff Sprin
Holal tha new Bungalow Campa to asplor
anountaltt, foreat and eanron; to fiih for trout; to
wtm In wim atilphsr poolai to tldo, hika, golf,
ptar tannla; or Jnat to enjor thalaxufiouagayatr
ftneacawuBtala reaorta. ' ....
Thar are too mile of wonderland along tha
'Canadian Peclfie roata aaat. Arrenai to aaa It
tola Ulv. -0. . ', ' -' 1 -
; fittt pirriclen tpptr to' ' "' '
H,' Deacon. Oen. Agt., Pass.
Dept.; -Canadian Paciflo uaiiway,
65 'thi'r; St.,5 Portland. Ore.
Oaaada weicooiea Unitad
Scataa TourlfU
Ne paaioora required
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We Have Secured the J
MalxwelkChalmers
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' . Livestock - i
PORTLAXD, Ore., April L Cat
tle nominally steady; receipts 28.
Hogs weak; receipts 778.
Sheep nominally steady; receipts
5C3. ... -
- . Butter
; PORTLAND, Ore., April 7, But
ter slow, weak; extra cubes 41
42c; undergrades 3840c; print?
47c; cartons 43e, Dairy buying price
nominal. ' Butterfat i. o. b. Portland,
-;....- Portland Wheat
V PORTLAXDf Ore., April 7.
Wheat: - Hard white, bluestem, baart
S1.85; soft whltei $1.25; ; western
white $1.24;4fc8rd winter, -northern
spring, western red $1.18. - .-'
Today's car receipts Wheat 43;
barley 7; flotir 7; corn 2;ioats 4;
hay 25. "'' ., ... ' .'-.., ..
San Francisro Markets
SAN FRANCISCO, April 7, Dairy
produce exchange closed. ,
SAN FRANCISCO, April 7.
(State Division of Markets) Poul
try unchanged.
Liberty llonrtH.
: NEW YORK April T. Liberty
bonds closed: 'tW $101.40; - first
4.14 98; second 4t4's I9T.2S;. third
44s $98.81; foarth 4H'-8; Victory-
4'm uncalled. I100.10-, .United
States Treasury 45's. SS.B8.'
Notice of Publle Hearing .
To the Citizens of Modford, Oregon:
You are hereby notified that there
will be held In the Council Chamber
1b the City Hall at Medford, Oregon,
at the hour of 7:36 p. nu April , 1823,
a public hearing on the , proposed
Zoning Ordinance . for- the City of
Medford, submitted by the City Plan
ning Commission,
BLMBR K. WILSON,
Secretary ot the City Planning
15 Commission
Shrine Stated 8ei!ors
- Miilah Temple meets
at Masonic hall, Ash
land, on Friday even
ing, April 6. Business
routine will Include
consideration ot cere
monial . project. R-
, f reshmcnts after aes-
, slon. Members urged
to be present, '
T. H. SIMPSON, Potentate.
U W. H, DAY, Recorder,
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Hie good Maxwell and tlie Chalmers Six, are
remarkable motor cars, atid remarkable motor
:car values. ;. -;: ,
Tliere is, dierefore, a disltoct, feeling of satis
faction on our part m anribuncing that here
after we will represent Maxwell and Chalmers
motor cars in mis territory I; x: '
These cars bear witness that a promise has been
fulfilled the promise made by the new and
powerful Maxwell-Chalmers organization to
build motor cars so good, and of such unmis
takable value, that their goodness and their
value cannot remain for a moment in question.
We extend a special invitation to all owners
of the good Maxwell or Chalmers, and assure
them that they will enjoy here every courtesy
and every service they may require ; ': " -
OREGON- CALIFORNIA
AUTO DISTRIBUTING
CORPORATION
Successors to A. W. Walker Auto CoV
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