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DENVER. Colo.. April 10. A na-tSon-wide
eart-h for Father Walter
L- race. until recently pastor of the
Shrine of St. Anne at Arrada. a Den
ver suburb, ended abruptly lute ye
terday afternoon when the priem, for
whom operatives of the secret ser
vice, department of justice, and
special asenls of the bureau of Inter
nal revenue have been searching
since March 20, walked Into the of'
fire of United States District Attor
ney Hillyer and said:
"I am Father Grace. I believe you
trish to see fie."
The cleric had been sought on a
technical charge of torttexy of liquor
permits. He was arraitrned before a
United States commissioner and
entered a plea of not guilty, waived
examination and was held In $2500
bond for the May term of the federal
errand Jury- -A. bonding company
fornished ball.
; Father Grace told newspapermen
that when he left Denver in March
he went to Wa h i n g t o n . H:i 1 1 i m o re,
- Advice for Mothers
UK:.
Mrs. Myrtle Myers
Head What This Mother Says.
i Salem, Ore " was adised to
take Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip
tlon during my first expectant period
It was such a comfort and means of
strength that I took ft the second and
the third time. All through the diiy
of expectacy I was able to do my
work right up to the lost without
any feeling of discomfort. It is only
right for me to tell of the benefit
1 derived from the use of the 'Favor
ite Prescription' and I think it la the
best remedy for expectant mothers
. that nas been put within our reach
For' the sake of suffering mother 1
am wllllnir to have my testimonial
publlahed." Mrs. Myrtle Myers, 156
Oak St.
iiVour health Is your most valuable
asset. So why not get this prescrip
tlon today from your druKinst. or
write Dr. Pierce, president of the In
valids' Hotel In Buffalo. N. Y for
free medical advice or send 10c for
a trial nktr. of tablets. Adv.
Tonight Last Times
"GIMME"
Kuport HiirIiom' picture f
a young man 1 Minium
. who had lo ak fur
every cent.
BEGINS
TOMORROW
Marshall Neilan's
supremo nelilevenient
"The
Strangers
Banquet"
from I he novel
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Nine Acts
23 Stars
No Raise
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R1ALT0
Philadelphia and Harriftburg. Pa., to
attend to personal affairs. Jti Har
ntfburg he declared, he read In a
newspaper of the charges against him
and telegraphed federal officials here
his whereabouts.
The forirery charge against the
priest alleges that he forged the
name of Sister Germaine. mother su
perior of Mullen home for the aged
to an application for a quantity of
whiskey. It is alleged by federal of
ficials that this liauor found its way
to the homes of several prominent
persons In Denver society.
An automobile collision on the Pa
cific Highway this forenoon between
an Essex coach driven by Charles
Strang and a Bulck six sport driven
by C. V. Kgenoff of Marshfleld re
sulted In considerable damage to
both cars.
Mr. Strang was driving north on
the high wa y nea r Seven Oa ks and
was traveling belli nil a truck at
moderate spued, lie turned out to
pass the truck. Noticing the other
car he decided he could effect the
passage In time and then changed his
mind. The Liufck was coming south
on the highway. Mr. Strang applied
his brakes suddenly in order to al
low his car to drop in line behind
the truck again. The rear wheels slid
on the damp pavement and the Essex
collided with the side of the Duick
Both cars were able to proceed to
Medford under their own power. Mr.
Kgenoff did not have his . car re
paired here but continued to San
Francisco, a satisfactory arrange
ment having been made with Mr
Strang.
The running board and fenders of
the Buirk and the left rear door were
badly damaged. The front end of
the Essex was badly battered and
the frame sprung.
Mrs. C. H. Harris. J. L. Koontz and
O. W. Kines accompanied Mr. Kgen
off in the P.ulck. None of the occu
pants of either car were injured.
VER! FINE JERSEY
BULL ARRIVES
A very flno pure bred Jersey bull
with an urlstocrullc pedigree arrived
by express on truln No. 13 this morn
ing connlRncd to the Meadow ltrook
ranch. Thu unimul wan purchnxt'd
from J. M. Dixon nnd Son. Bhedd,
Oregon, foremost breeders of record
mukiiiK Jersey cattle in the north
west. The dam of this bull Is Wilda or
Ashburn, who Is a daughter of Uol
den tllow's Chief of Ashburn. whose
sire wns Golden Glow's Chief, and
whose dam, Josy's Glow, was also n
dnughtur of Golden Glow's Chief. So
that Golden Glow's Chief of Ashburn
has a double Infusion of the blood of
thnt most remarkable transmitter of
great producing ability. Tho sons of
Vive La France, the world's record
cow, are out of the greatest daughter
of Golden Glow's Chief and by a son
of another great daughter, Old Man's
Darling, 2nd. Wllda of Ashliurn re
ceived a full page write 'up In the Of
ficial Jersey Uulletin In December,
without cost to the owner.
This bull will be used to head the
nerd of pure-bred Jerseys now on
tho Meadow Brook rnnch.
El!
In Jackson county the following
water permits wero issued for the
perloj ending March 31:
1'ermlt to Kay Warner, Trail, Ore
gon, covering the appropriation of
water from an unnamed spring for
'.rrlcatlon of 1 acre, at a cost of
MOO.
1'ermlt to A. K. Rarhart, Rogue
River, Oregon, covering the appro
priation of water from Knrhart gulch
and springs for Irrigation of 10 acres
at a cost of $100.
Permit to M. P. llanley, Medford,
covering tho appropriation of water
from Dear Creek for Irrigation of 62
acres, at a cost of J3000.
Permit to X'nlted States Depart
ment of Agriculture, Medford, cover
ing tho appropriation of water from
Pour Hit creek for Irrigation of 50
acres.
Permit to L. M. Phillips. Trail.
Oregon, covering the appropriation
of water from a spring for domestic
purposes.
Dairy ninetlngs will be held this
week at two of the leading dalrr farms
of the county. C. C Dixon of Shedd,
Oregon who Is noted for his consistent
herd of heavy producing Jerseys will
he here Friday and Saturday to attend
tho dairy meetings to be held at Ralph
mi lines. Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock
and at Mr. Merrlmnn's place. Saturday
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
N. U Jamison of the Extension De
partment of O. A. C. Dairy division
will also be present and it will pay
each dairyman of the valley to attend
these meetings. The subject of better
breeding, feeding and future prospects
of tho dairy business will be dis
cussed. Prosperity Note
NEW YORK. April 10. Vnflllcd
orders of the fnlted States Steel cor
poratlon on March 31, made public to
day totalled 7.403,332 tons, an Increase
or 119.343 t ns over those at tho end
of the preceding month.
TRAP PERMIT
PORTLAND. Ore.. April 10. The
3809 applicants for fish trap permits
v.hlch failed to win in the drawing
held yesterday in the office of Major
Richard Park, corps of engineers,
1'nited States army, second district.
today bad the laugh on the nine who
counted themselves lucky when their
numbers. were drawn.
Neither Oregon or Washington
Fish commissions will Issue licenses
to the lucky applicants or any other
persons for permission to operate
f)h traps between Fort Columbia
and Sand Island. . It has been an
nounced. 'Such permits would Interfere with
prior fishins rights." Is the expla
nation of Master Fish Warden Carl
Shoemaker. "'The gill netters who
have been operating in drifts on these
sites cannot be Interferred with."
COLLEGE 1
WIXriHESTER. Ky., April 10.
This Kentucky college town was astir
today with renewed debate on the
question of evolution.
Professor ltulph G. Demaree. In
structor of physics nnd mathematics
at Kentucky Wesleyan college here,
has been cited to appear this week
before the board of governors of the
Institution as a resuit of bis state
ment in a chapel address concerning
the theory of organic evolution.
Professor Demaree. who was sus
pended, following his address, until
action Is taken by the board, declared
he would not retract a word of his
address. He already had resigned to
go to California in June to make his
home.
BANK TRIALS
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., April 10.
The Jury which has heard the evi
dence In the ea30 of J. W. Siemens'
nnd J. W. Siemens, Jr., accused of
misapplication of funds of tho de
funct Klrst Stato and Savings bank,'
rel'.rcd to deliberate this morning af
ter Instructions had been given byj
the court. Tho Jury was still out at
r.con.
IN STEEL MILLS
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio. April 10j
Independent steel companies of the
Voungstown district today folowed
th0 lead of the United States Steel
corporation in raising wages approx
imately eleven per cent. Announce
ments of the Increase were made by
I he Voungstown Sheet and Tube com
pany. Republican Iron and Steel
Trumbull Steel company and Sharon
Si eel company. The four concerns
employ about 40.000 workers.
T-C-l Arrives O. K.
BELLEVILLE, 111., April 10. The
T-C-l, largest non-rigid dirigible In
the American army air service, which
has completed Its 500 mile trial trip
from Akron. Ohio, to Scott field, near
hore, may soon make a trans-contln
ental trip, officers of tho field an
i:ounced today.
WOMAN SO ILL
COULD NOTSTAND
Says Lydia ELPinkham's Veg.
etable Compound Made
Her Well and Strong
Glens Falls, N. Y. " For over two
months I was so sick I was not able to
stand on my feet,
and my husband did
my housework. The
doctor said an oper
ation might be nec
essary. I road testi
monial letters about
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound and began to
i-iho i u ix.' i ore i
had finished taking
the first bottle 1 saw
what ffood it vu An.
in it me. I am now well and strong-, do
ing all my work for family of four,
allmy washing and my sewing, which I
think is remarkable, as I had not dared
to run my sewing machine, but had
done all my sewing by hand. 1 truly
feel that were it not for your medicine
I would not be hers today as my case
seemed very serious." Mrs. OboRGK
W. BUBCtlXL, Glens Falls. N. Y.
Free upon Request
Lydia E. Pinkham's Private Text
BooV upon "Ailments Peculiar to Wo
men " will be eent you free, upon re
quest Write to the Lydia E. Pink ham
Medicine Co., Lynn, Massachusetts.
This book contains valuable information
that every woman should hsvo.
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WASHINGTON. April 10. Granting
of admission to the United States of
lime. Ekaterina Kalinin, wife of the
president of the Russian soviet gov
ernment "would lower our dignity as a
nation in the eyes of the whole world"
the national Catholic welfare council
declared In a letter to Secretary Davis
published today. The council urged
the labor secretary to deny admission
to Mme Kalinin who has announced
her intention of coming to America to
lecture.
The refusal of the soviet govern
ment "to entertain the plea made by
our government In the case of Monsig
nor Butchkavitch," the council de
clared, shows the contempt" in which
that government holds the "unexcelled
charity" already extended by the
United States to the needy in Russia.
SOVIET SEIZES
MOSCOW. April 10. (Jewish Tel
egraphic Agency) The communists
have confiscated the synagogues in
Oharkov, Homel lbrulsk and
Minsk and transformed them into
working men's clubs. A committee
has been formed with the duty ofj
eventually making every Jewish
house of worship a club house.
Ksnits, organ of the Jewish commu
nists. Is urging the Immediate con
fiscation of the large Moscow syna
gogue, which is characterized as "the
last stronghold of the Jewish bourge
oisie." and turning it into a gather
ing place for working men.
FLORIDA SWAMP
MIAMI. Flal. April 10, The motor
party of 19 men and & women which
attempted to cross the everglades
over the new Tamiaml trail last Wed
nesday probably is on the way back to
Tampa, according to W. S. Maxwell,
president of the Miami motor club.
Late yesterday Mr. Maxwell, who
took a searching party forty miles
into the everglades, returned, here and
reiwrted that no trace of the party
could be found.
It was said today that the motorists
were well provisioned, equipped and
provided with expert Jndian guides,
practically precluding any possibility
of any serious mishap.
20 YEARS IN JAIL
T A COM A, April 10. Pnt O'Don
nfll. who confoKsetl ho shot and
kilted Martin Olson of Kibe on an
automobile "joyridc" Inst Thursday,
was sentenced to from 5 to 20 years
In the state penitentiary by Judge E.
M. Card late yesterday. O'Donnell,
who declared he had little remem
brance of the fihootlnff because he
hud been drinking, was allowed to
pN'nd guilty to manslaughter.
Foot
Comfort
ANNOUNCEMENT
A Demonstrator
from Chicago
Direct from The Scboll Mf. Co.
and trained in scientific methods
oi iiviog loot comfort
will come to our store
April 14th
Now is your chance to banish
your foot aches and pains. We
nave at our store a man spe
cially trained in Dr. Sertoli's
Method of Foot Comfort. He
knows feet and will show you
how foot comfort has been
brought to thousands of suf
ferers by the use of the well
known DrScholls
Rot Comfort Appliances
Dr. Sohor. Foot-Esnr
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WENATCHEE. Wash, April 10.
With the sound of smashing wood
and glass, an automobile which came
careening down Orondo avenue from
Wenatchee avenue, tore Into the
front entrance of the Chelan hotel
Says Dangerous Varicose Veins j
Can Be Reduced at Home
Rub Gently and Fpward Toward the'
Heart an Blood In Veius Hows I
That Way. , .
If you or any relative or friend is
worried because of varices veins, or ,
hunches, the best advice that :uiyone '
in this world can give is to get a pre-
scrip tlon that many physicians are
now prescribing. j
Ask your druggist for an original
two-ounce bottlp of Moone's Emer-'
Mann's
Gingham Week
Wednesday Special
25 dozen Gingham
and Percale House
Dresses, $1.25
grade, each......
1000 yards of 32-in. William Andersons
Ivanhoe Gingham, our regular 45c grade.
Wednesday enly, Er
yard ,
Mann's Department Store
THE STORE FOE EVERYBODY "
M EDFORII. ORKOO
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Tenor
MONDAY, April 16'
at PAGE THEATRE
t7MYERSAL hs Wn the approbation of
Theo. Karle's exceptional voice it is char-actt-iied
by such rare power and delicacy of
tone that he has been termed by noted critics
ons oi the greatest American tenors of the day.
In common with the present tendency among
artists, he records exclusively (or Brunswick.
Ask the nearest Brunswick dealer to play these
Karle records for you:
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Billing Std0 In LAtln Roulnl
Rrqulrm M la C Minor Insembc tSadlr
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PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS
m.
WeeKs (Si Orr
Complete House Furnishers
Brunswick Dealers
this morning, wrecking the doors and
ide panels of the entrance. William
Kraser. Spokane, is in Jail. Two bot
tles of alleged liquor were found In
hi. atittr-ase. officers reported. As
! soon as the car a "bug" came to
la stop Fraser is said to have leaped
m.A in . a ,.rult hall nearby
with the suitcase taken from the car.
LONDON The most active cam
paign in the Ruhr is against railroad
; men. according to the Times. In ad-
dltlon to 8 families expelled Satur
day. 600 are threatened this week by
the men's refusal to work under
Franco-Beleian direction.
aid Oil (full strength) and apply
night and morning to the swollen,
enlarged veins. Soon you will no
tice that they are growing smaller
and the treatment should be con
tinued until the veins are of normal
size. So penetrating and powerful Is
Kmerald .OH that it dissolves goitre
and wens and causes them to disap
iea r. t ca n be sec u red at Hea t h
Drug Store, West Side Pharmacy.
Adv.
Mann's
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ELECTRICAL
HOUSECLEANINC
Among labor-saving Inventions for
the hefmo none Is more wonderful
than the Hamilton-Beach Electric
Carpet-Washer. By the UBe of this
machine the sending of' your rugs
away to be cleaned and the bare
floorr and. general discomfort of
housecleaniiig time are entirely
eliminated.
The rug or carpet Is left on the
floor.' the -machine placed on It and
the current turned on.
The machine Is equipped with two
rubber' sponge brushes of the same
texture as a bath brush, which os
cillate 500 times a minute, scrubbing
the compound (which contains do In
jurious chemicals, alkalies or animal
fats) deep Into the fibers of the rug,
loosening the dirt and thoroughly
cleansing them. The brushes are
followed by a vacuum, which draws
the dirt jnd moisture Into a con
tainer on the machine. This length
ens the life of the rug. as the dirt and
grit if allowed to remain would cut
the warp. The beautiful colors are
restored and the rug left clean and
sanitary, free from moths and germs.
This system Is recommended by
leading dealers in Orientals, and by
all those In Medford who have tried
It.
: This machine is operated through
out the Rogue River Valley by E. L.
Davis. 211 Stark St., Medford. Phone
644. Adv.
MEALS
Our meals are the
talk of the town.
Merchants' Lunch
50c
Short Orders
35c
We Suggest That You -Give
Them a Trial -
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Is baked for folks who like a
little finer texture, a more
enjoyable flavor and big,
generous measure for their
money.
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Pullman Bakery
OUR STOCKS .
Offer you the best choice
the kind ol spark plug you
want, the tubes, tools, mirror,
bumper, horn, parts, etc.
Kijulp your car as It should
be have the facilities that
make for motoring comfort
and safety buy right by buy
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The Auto Supply Co.
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