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MEDFORD MATE TRIBUNE, MEDFORD". OREOOtf. SATURDAY, PRTL 4. 102r
Tocal and
Personal
Unsettlcd weather. Is tho prediction
for Sunday, together with occasional
ruin and a continued moderate torn- for the issue of the bonds necessary
poraturo.. ' The rain for the past 24 to complete the financing of the utruc
hours ending at X a. m. today amount- jture. No definite amount of bonds
ed to .23 of an inch. . j to be Issued was specified in the con-
A siiotlena Medford.' Do vour iiart. ' tract, but the document was so drawn
Clean up and paint up your premises
"
,2.
this week.
l-uluml.'l.i t.lnatar . wall hnnrd Co II
for prices. Wallace Wood Lumber
yard.
Tho county court pickod up two
persons last week who were dumping
trash on the county road. The sheriff
has a line on several others. The law
against this Is very seyere.
Dunces everywhere, but none like
Oriental Gardens. 12
Coul briquets, that clean fuel. Hah
( sen Coal Co. Phono 239. 1
H. E. Klclnsorge of Sacramento,
Calif., owner of the 401 orchard, Is
here on a periodical visit In looking
over affairs at the orchard, and at
tended the big pear growers meeting
today.
A spotless Medfordf. Bo your part.
Clean up and paint up your premises
' this week. " 12
tfvery yard guaranteed. If, for any
reason whatever, Kverfaat wash fab
ric fades.'your money will be refunded
not only for tho purchase price of the
material, but for alt making costs of
the garments as well. This guarantee
applies to every BvcrfasV'.weara'. and
color. Handcraft Shop. 18
Kev. J Wlllard De Yoe. the new pas
tor nt tho First Methodist Episcopal,
will deliver a series of . "Nature Sub
jects," commencing tomorrow evening.
Tho subjects will be April 6, "Doves
to Their Windows:" April 19. "'Like a
I-enf;" April 2, "Ood's Mountains;"
May 3, "God's Rivera;" May 10, "A
Few lsons on Ood's Folk In' Feath
ers." A. cordial Invitation to extend
ed to tho public to hear 'these nature
talks each Sabbath evening at 7V80
o'clock, at the First Methodist Epis
copal church, 'except Easter' evening,
at which time the chorus give a sacred
cantatta at that hour.
Just a beautiful dance. ' At the Orl
cntal Gardens tonight. ' it
An Unstor sale of handkerohlefi at
lireatly reduced prices. See window
display at tho Handcraft Shop. 1
The Paront Teachers' association of
Jacksonville presented a play entitled
"Fun on the Podunk Limited'', last
night at tho gymnasium In that city,
Thlsls .clean up weok. Are you do
ing your part to make "A Spotless
Medford?" 12
Handkerchiefs make beautiful Boa
ter gifts. A nice line on sals at the
Handcraft Shop. ' 18
A' San Antonio, Texas, quartet of
temporary visitors In the city consists
of H. O. Hoycr, It. Ponson, K. H. Do
Norvllle and C. Uodfleld. Among
other guests at local hotels from a
dlstanco are Mr. and Mrs. D. Z, Oreen
berg. Mr. nnd Mrs. M. McDonald.
Stanley K. Hidden and Al Frltznor of
New. York City, Vlvlnn Clrnhnm of
MlKBoull, Mont., nnd James D. Dole
of Honolulu.
Dance. Danco. Dunce. Dance;
Dance at tho Orloutal Gardens tonight.
12
A now clnss In marcelling starting.
Rnroll now. Instructions until pro
ficient. Living models. See Mrs. Os
borne. Hob Tnn Shop. 13
Mrs. C. 8. Newhnll returned todny
nfter spending, the winter with her
mother In Los Angeles. . ' -
Have you tried that Dig milk shake
at I-os?
Hand pnluted .cnmpai:ts 25c each
Jut'iuH'sn Art Store. , 'l3
Mrs. L. c. Richmond and three
children returned to their home at
Ould HIH Thursday after spending the
past two weeks at Itosehurg. visiting
nt the honiq of Mrs. Richmond's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Brnughton.i
This Is clean up week. Are you do
(nir your purt to. mnko "A Spotless
Medford ?" ' ' 12
We pay for ashes and -sell dirt
henp. lirnwn A Whit Agency.' Inc.
" " ' tf
Mrs. J. J. Kniincns Is cdnflned to
her home with an attack of the flu.
Meet her at th6, Oriental Gardens
tonight. Music for the Gods'. Admlel
sion a dime. l'2
Dry factory mill bjdeks. Valley Fuel
Co. tf.
Among Friday's arrival In the city
from out of town points In Oregon are
M. M. Bnrry of Lnkevlcw, F. F. Smith
of McMInrivlIld, William MCNealy of
Klnmnth Foils. H. A. label of, Rosen
borg. Mr. and Mrs. George DeMVss of
Tho Dalles, Mr. and Mrs.' William H.
Jones and' son of Itugene 'arid- 6 I '
Forge, L. 11. Farnam and J. 8. Crltton
den of Salem. t ''
A "congenial atmosphere"'' 'that
makes the stranger feel ''at hoiho,1'
Fair Grounds Pavjlldn." tuilght. ' 11
Fnnoy creamory huttor' 4o per Ibi
Johnson Produce Co. '
i'.. O. Potter' of the law firm'' of
Potter. Foster and Immol of Eugcnp
left for home today after a business
sojourn here since Thursday.'
After all Is said and done there Is
renlly only one. Dance at tho Orien
tal Gardens tonight. i
Dry factory mill blocks. Valley Fuel
"j ' tf
"We bake and sell'
11
different, varieties of
bread. There ought
to one here for you.
The COLONIAL
Oregon's Finest Bakery j I
EW
Do you crave variety? .'
Following the approval of the con
tract by the finance committee, and
the subsequent dlBcusHal and approval
of the' document' by the members of
the, board of directors at their noon
luncheon today, President H. O. lend
ers, Jr., and Secretary a. M. Frost of
the Llthlan Hotel Corporation slfmr-d
ja contract with the Ralph Schneeloek
company of Portland,' bond dealers.
i UD 88 to make It absolutely imperative
u . .L . .
that the directors collect the total
w,t1 uireeiors collect ine total
I tOCk subscriptions subscribed in the
j ordinal drive. . At that time 1149,600
In stock was subscribed, but since then
jvoral subscribers have allowed their
: Payments to lapse. According to tho
, term8 of the contract, It will be nec
essary to collect tho payments from
those subscribers. Ashland Tidings.
No charge for, ladles!. They'ro wel
come. here. Fair Grounds Pavilion.
. Medford Auto Painting, the only au
thorized Duco. reflnlshlng- station In
Medford. During the month of April
we. will give lO per.cent discount off
stanuara. prices. 14
Friends of. C. K. Terrlll. former
snorirr, will be pleased to know; that
ne.nas sufficiently recovered from his
recent, operation to be taken to his
homo at Jacksonville today,
in mowers sharpened. Called for
and. delivered free. Medford; Hard
ware a sporting uoods store. , 14
! Mrs. Wade do Rycko has Just re
turned from Portland In the Interest
of her sowing school.' Ladies interest
ed in learning professional dressmak
ing or. sewing of any kind are cor
dially- welcomed. ' Twenty,' years of
proiessionai dressmaking and 15 yearn
as Instructor In all lines of. sewing In
Chicago" and the' middle west, four
years in Medford 'as dressmaker and
Instructor; also a Smith Hughes gar
ment, class Instructor, enables her to
give her customers and students as
her roferenco In the community .89
Mr, and Mrs. Rex Barnott of Grants
Pass spent' yesterduy afternoon In
Medford attending to business;
: Riverside Community club dance
Saturday1 night. Alford's Imperial or
chestra. 12
: Hand made handkerchiefs, tatting
edges. Imported direct from Manila.'
ovo eacn, Japanese Art Store. ' IS
' 13. L. IClng. suncrlntendent nf the
Southern. Pacific, company, was a
business visitor in Medford yesterday
from. Portland.
Clever moonlight ' waltzes! Novol
lighting effects. Fair Grounds Pa
vilion tonight. '' 12
Clean up and pant up. Let roo es
timate your, work; First class work
guaranteed. Wm. Thurman. Tel 732.
16
Visitors in tho city from the state
of4 Washington Include Mr. nnd Mrs.
r. u. fox, of Blaine, G. W .Green and
K. D. Bartlott of Tacoma. Mr, and
Mrs. F. A. Williams and children and
F. 13. aBlley of Spokane and the fol
lowing from Seattle: Mrs, Ada D.
Williams, Miss Dora Alexander. Mr.
and 'Mr.' H.' R. Blnckwcll. Hugh A.
Donnell, Mr.' nnd Mrs. w. Eyres, lL
S.- Battorthwarto, Wally Ruchcr. Mr
nnd rMs. F. W. Thrane, F, R. Hewitt
anil party nhd Fd Freund. ' '
Everfnst wash fabrics sold nt the
Handcraft Shop. Can be Inundored
any way you like boiled and hung up
In the sun. You Will find them al
ways fast. i3
Clearance salo,; hand embroidorod
Philippine underw'enr at oiio-half
price. Splendid material and dainty
hand work. Saturday. The Vanity
Shop. ' Main nnd Bartlett. il
Mr. nnd Mrs. Mark True and nenriro
Barron were among the local callers
irom Asmnnn fridfly.
The first dnnce at Jackson Hot;
Springs under the' new' management
of Mary Chase will bo, giySn tonight,
Carl Lovelnnd's fnmbus Oregonlnn 6r
chostra of eight pieces playing 16 ln
iiirunmnt will' furnish tho mustic.
Prizes will bo awarded for the prettiest
Pllll n'lll. A -kll .... . . . r
girt, n'silk dress pattern: the best wo
man dancer, a. spring hat,1 nnd the
best mah dancer, a carton of cig
arettes.' ; '
Have you investigated and,, learned
the extremely low figure for. which
Mrs. Trowbrtdgo cuts and. fits a gar
ment? tf
"Mrs. Debio P. Smith of Medford
has sold to KUgohe , Haschturther ' of
Jacksonville a 6-ucre tract of land ly
ing Just north of the .V, J. Beach homo,
the consideration being 1800." soys tho
Jacksonville post, "Mrs. Smith and,
het' husbnhd, lived on the' tract Just
sold for more thiih forty years! Her
husband holpd build the court ho'uBC
In- Jacksonville." ' ' ' '
Everfast wash ' fabrics' soid at the
Handcraft Shop. Aro dyed by special
process absolutely fast color. ' ' 18
Wanted Feeder., hogs and pigs.
Johnson Prbduoo.Co. tf
A; JoldnOsit of EajljrPolflt pleaded
gu(lty( fh Judge Taylor's ooirt hero
yesterday to, a charge of operating a
cor ' without a license and vaa f lived
f 10. The arrest waB tpade by the state
district traffic officer, J. J. McMaljbn. I
Meet your frlcn.da.at the. Pavilion
tonight. Everybody going. ' a j
Dance at Applrgate, Saturday, April
4th, music' by' Harmony. -4. " J2
Carl Swlgart, of the California Ore
gon Power corupfchy was a business
visitor In ftosehurg on Thursday.
Riverside Cdmmunlty club dance
Saturday night. Alford's Imperial or
chestra. ' ' J2
Columbia plaster" wall board. Call
for prices.:' Wallace. Woods Lumber
Yard. '
No trace has yet been gnlned ns to
the whereabouts of Dr. G. A. Gltzeji's
muring car with S0O worth of surgi
cal Instruments In II, which was stolen
from.thls city Inst Thursday night. It
Ms thought that the thieves micht hnv
thrown out tho Instruments by the
Iwayside in fleeing with the stolen car
Ifrem this viclnty and the Medford po-
lice request thnt Any one finding such
'instruments nlonT- a highway' or near
It. report the find at once.
! I'"ir belter hiilr ciitllng.ni1 mar
,cell"K. phono 3IJ. IS So. Centnil Ave.
14
Coal briquets, that clean fuel. Han
sen Oonl Co. Phone 239.
1 .Mrs. Merl 11. Pa.e nnd son. who
have been visiting for tls) past several
I months with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Smith, left lust evening for
j'heir home at I.on Bench.
I It Is every woman's duty, to be
"beautiful. Tho Hob Inn Shop special
'".Riving eachaiatron individual
jnttentftn. Tours ?, moronheautv.
, Hob Inn Beauty Shop. u
I Thc larcKd new storks of Everfast
wash materials in southern Ornron nt
the, Handcraft,
j
...
A final rehearsal of the new Pa
vilion orchestra was held at -the Fair
Grounds Pavilion lost evening in prep
aration for'-the'bttr opening dance
which will be held there tonight. Fa-
vorable reports concerning this new
musical organization have been heard
from those who have had the pleas-
jure of "listening In" on the rehear-
sals. Indications point to a large at
tendance tonight.
Music and floor unexcelled! Fair
Grounds Puvlllun. Tonight. 12
Lawns and flower bedB are ereatlv
Improved through the use of our
weedless pulverized sheep guano. Buy
Ray Ward and Louis Culver were
among the Medford business callers
yesterday from Phoenix.
Dance at Applegate, Saturday, April
4th, music by Harmony.-4. 12
unity literature teaches people how
to be healthy, efficient,- prosperous,
harmonious and. happy. Free distri
bution. 718 West Main street.
Pre-Enster. services are announced
for the Presbyterian church for both
morning and evening. Tho sermons
wil be on tho "Cross and Its Mean
ing." A tho morning service George
Maddox will sing as a tenor solo that
fine old classic by J. Fauro, entltlod
"The Palms." Tho quartet will also
render tho anthem,, "Hosanna," a stir
ring announcement of Easter. In the
evening service, which will also rep
resent tho massage tho ."Cross as the
Love Passion of Gold," Easter songs
wil bo sung by the, girls' chorus as a
suggestion of the Easter concert to be
given,, next Sabbath evening by tho
quartet.1 '':.-;
Styles change, but style is always in
vogue. We help you to keep in style.
Mrs. Trowbridge. tf
12.40 buys, No. 1 Yakima Netted
Ooms at our ware house free from
frost damage and no black spots
which appoarH in most potatoes
shipped from Idaho' points. A few
cents Is nothing to compare with qual
ity in buying potatoes. Johnson Pro
duce Co. Phone 241 N. J St. ' tf
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Webster' left
Frlday'fof Marshfleld and other points
In Coos county whore Mr. WebBter of
the. Associated. 'Oil company, will be
engaged, in business, for the next few
lays.
Have you ' called at 906. W. 10th
street yet to see about that graduation
dress? : 12tf
Latho.work and motor. recondition
ing. Riverside Oaradge., tf
G. H: Wykoff.of Table Rock was in
the city today transacting business.
We. pay for ashes and sell, dirt
cheap. Brown & White Agency, Inc.
tf
Danco at Applegate, Saturday; April
4th. music by Harmo.ny.-4. 12
Among the local visitors from the
state of California are H. E. Mao-1
Conaughey of Alameda, George, S.
Horshey of Hollywood, H. E. Klein-
Sorgoo of Sacramento, J, J, Hurley of
McCloud, O. O. Floyd of Oakland, Mr,
apd Mrs. L. L. Bryson of Red Bluff,
Mr, and Mrs. O, S. Ilruyton. Grace E.
Rlttor. Carl Schlaopfer and O. A. Gor
don of Los. Angeles and the following
from San Francisco:. W. B. Terrell,
R. C. Hamilton. W. W. McDonnell.
Frank T. Sweet, Jack Fclnsteln, Ar
thur A. Lang, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Fas-
sott and baby, A. H. Anderson. Mr.
nnd Mrs. J. D. Twohey. Charles A.
Llkman and B, J. Wcldman.
For Easter and tho other 3C4 clays,
see Mrs. Trowbridge and, look right.
i , tf
Filled Easter baskets 10c each, Jap-.
flnruan Art, fttnrn 1 ft
Dr. B. R. Elliott gave an address'
at the meeting of tho parents teach-
ers association pf the Lincoln school I
yesterday afternoon, his subject being
"The Development and Core of tho
Toelh." "
Money Wunted Old established
Medford. business wants several small
loan 6n long' time to enlarge buslnoss,
Will pay eight per cent per annum In
terest on, any amount you, have to
lpnh... Interest payable monthly through
bank. Address U.' Mall Tribune. 17
Qents. Try an lnvigorator sham
poo at Bowman & Barber's Beauty
Shopno, 12. Bo. Central Ave. Phono 362.
14!
The registration of out of tho state
cars by the local state traffic bureau
here, yesterday . numbered.' 19 cars,
mostly coming from California. '
Dance at Applegato. Saturday, April
4th, music, by Harmony.-4. 12
Dainty, handkerchiefs In white and
colors. Lovely for Easter 'glfts. On
sale at tho Handcraft Shop. IK
Dr. N'owsom.' of the county health
unit, wis shqeked yesterday to learn
that bloodhounds would be permitted
to hoard and room In the court house.
Deputy. Sheriffs Snyder and. Stevens
will be forced to live up, to a r'uld
enforcement, of the sanitary laws. Dr.
Nowsom said. If was rumored that a
formal communique would be deliver
ed, the, two .deputies In person, to In
sure. It's being received. This eom'mu-
nlguo sets' forth that, tho kennel must
be washed by Jail trustees twice dally
with soap nnd, water. The dogs must
oo nntned frequently, too, with rec
ognized brands of . soap. Nearly' 300
people view the dogs on exhibition at
the court house yesterday. Klamath
News. .
Dress better at less exnense. Mrs.
Trow bridge will tell you how It can
be 'done. ' tf
Wo pay cash for Used ' pianos.
Palmer Piano House. tf
Mrs. O. A. Tebbe. and daughter of
Yreka, Calif., are Medford visitors
who arrived Friday.
R. I. R. eggs at rwVoe's. " 1 tf
Hemstitching 8c a yard. The Van
ity Shop. Bartlett and Main. tf
Palm Sunday 'will be observed at
tho Hirst. Baptist church with oppro
priato services next Sunday. The
morning sermon by Rev. F. R. Lench
111 he on the "Kingship of Jesus," Miss
Margaret Huntoon will sing "The
Palms," and Prof. Janes will have a
violin solo on "Prayer." 7:S0 p: m.
"What Shall I Do with Jesus." wltl he
treated In a practical way, while Xllss
Huntoon slugs "I Come to Thee."
"Stnnd Firm" will be sung by the
choir. These services will be prep1tt
tjy lo the big Esster serving i week
from Numlny. The i hnir Is preparing
remit') a great Easter cantata on
thnt day.
Remember your friends with dainty
handkerchief nt Easter time. A
snappy line on display at great reduc
tion. Handcraft Shop. 18"
Nvelty heads for Easter 48c and
u Japanese Art store. is
Harry W. Randall, special agent for
the Nlagnra Insurance comnnnv. Is
& Medford business visitor today from
I'ortiapa. - '
Apply sheep, guano to flower beds
nnd borders. Choice flowers will he
your reward. Monarch Seed Co. 14
Wu;Ma puivr:ieu biihuji guano, uuyi ueuvB, INOVeity linens,
la 8ncij today. Monarch Seed Co. 14:llnens. Handcraft Shop
Mrs. V. B. Hamilton. Natalie Ham
ilton, and Ada Bevln arrived home by
auto last night from Portland, where
they have been vlsltlnpr for the past
twp weeks with Rev. W. B. Hamilton,
who returned to Medford today and
is hoping to feel much improved in
health as the result of his recent oper-
atlon.
Safe deposit boxes for rent, First
National Bank,' Medford. 17
New materials in Kverfast wash
materials are Shantono Super Broad
cloth, Silvergloss, Kinderkord, Voile,
Gingham cloths. Suiting. Dainty
I Weave, Novelty Linens, handkerchief
13"
I The following, from Portland are
among tho temporary sojourners in
Medford: J. R. Morris, Frank E.
Grabler, R. J. Harper, R. C. MclKe, J.
E. Tourtellotte, R. A. Browne. E. J,
Slack, L. M. Orchard, Maynard Cole,
N. M. Mcintosh. H. A. Freed and
party, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Buchanan,
H. W. Randall, Mr. and Mrs. L. L.
Lundey, Mrs. A. J. Lundey. Mr. and
Mrs. E. R .Ham, W. Corley, S. B. Al
len. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Aston. W. N.
Simpson, a. M. Harris, C. W. Shoe
muker, Miss Winifred Foley, Capt. and
Mrs. Delmer Shaver, A. Breyman,
Miss J. Skolen, William A. Arnold, J.
A. Ochwlg and Mr. and 'Mrs. R. E.
McClellan,
Fancy creamery butter 46c per lb.
Johnson Produce, Co.
Hemstitching, buttons covered al
the Handicraft Shop. tf
Bocause he failed to dim his head
lights on approaching another car, J.
G. Ynrdley was apprehonded by J.
J. McMahon,- the Btate traffic officer,
and was fined J10 on his plea of guilty
In Judge Taylor's court yesterday.
The Pantorium does all kinds of
pleating. Phone 244. 206tf
Mrs. Trowbridge can give you some
splendid suggestions and help with
that graduation dress. 906 W. 10th
street. tf
The refreshment concession at the
Fair Grounds Pavilion will be man
aged this season by Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Antle, who aro well known to tho
people of this community. In addi
tion to the usual stock of soft drinks.
smokes and confections, they , will
handle light refreshments In tho way
of hot coffee and sandwiches.
Fancy creamery butter 46c ner lb.
Johnson Produce Co.
Safe deposit boxes for rent. First
National Bank, Medford.' 17
Mr. and Mrs. George Hall, former
residents of Gold Hill, who spent the
winter In Chico, Culif., have spent
several days in Jacksonville and are
planning to buy property and reside
here. Jacksonville Post.
Columbia plaster Wall board. Call
for prices. Wallace Wood Lumber
; yard.
' An all day meeting of the Jnckson
J County Parent Teachers council was
held at the public library todny with
e special program in the afternoon
wun suue worKers on the program as
speakers,
Itlversido Community club danco
Sntlirday night. Alford's Imperial or-
cnestra. .12
BANDIT KILLED IN
RUNNING BATTLE
EIf SEQUMX).'. Cal.. April 4. A
runnlnK P''ol flBht between a police
"l""1'10 and two men suspected of
" imiuu or me otanaaru oil
irlnBn' payroll here today resulted In
thc shootlng to death of Charles Da-
'vls'. 26 years old. one of tho suapocts,
lna . B captu of another. Davis
died in a pollco.'nmbulnnco speeding
to LPs Angeles', eighteen miles away
for treatment of a bullet wound In the
nend.
The police car had trailed the au
tomoblle. of .the suspects two hours
before they ordered it to halt. At this
command, police say1, occupants of the
trailed car opened firo. Tho return
fire of the police wounded Davis and
caused tho men to surrender.
Police report' that thev found the
two men armed with two pistols, four
sets or armored breastplates and a
hundred rounds of ammunition.
INDIAN SUSPECT
,E
KLAMATH. FALLS, Oro., April 4.
Capture of Silas Barclay, and Louis
Knight, Klamath Indians who escaped
from the county Jail two weeks ago,
Is expected hourly. Word from Con
stable Shadley on the reservation, this
mbruing was to the, effect that Bar
clay had been captured Thursday
night by Indian Officer John Hall, but
had made his escape while being
taken to Jail. Knight was seen on a
reservation ranch late yesterday by
Constable Shadley,
The two Indians are being sought
In connection with the death of Fred
Jackson, Indian cowboy, at Chllouuin
last month. Although Jackson died
following a fall from a wild pony, re
ports wero current that he had been
seriously injured in a fight with fiar
clny and Knight just prior to the fatal
"de. - ttaHH
Notice
All members of the West Sldo Ten
nis club nre requested to -attend a
meeting In the basement of the Public
Library at 7:30 p. in.. Monday, April
Ctlv Important. 12
TOO LATE TO. CLASSIFY
CONVALESCKNT HOME We expect
lo spend the three summer months
nt the Atlantic coast, and will rent,
furnished and equipped, to the rlsht
pjrty, our p.'inltnrium nnd tourist
luiness for three months. Mrs. W.
M, Barber, 163 Granite, Ashland
D li
FOR ItKNT Furnished apartment.
4S S. Central. 13
WANT!?) Flat top office desk. Box
SuO. Medford. 17
WAXTKD TO RENT By woman em
ployed during day. Warm, clean
riMim with bath, plenty t hot
water. Oarage close. Call 411 Llb
ert;!lldff, 12
WANTRD ff n to work Saturdays.
Sehool tea.-her preferred. Address
liax "Teacher," Tribune. 13
MILLED, 54HURT,
WHEN CAGE FALLS
IN GERMAN INE
LON'DOX, April 4. A Berlin dis
patch to the Exchnnge Telegraph
says that eighteen men were killed
at the Stlnnes mine near Essen by
the fall of a cage. Fifty-lour men
nre reported to have been injured.
BERLI.V, April 4. (By tho Asso
ciated press) A serious accident in
which It is reported many persons
were killed or injured, occurred this
morning at the Stlnnes colliery, at
Karnap, near Essen, when a wind
Ing engine broke down. Details of
the accident are lacking.
A four storied cage containing 70
miners, roll down the shnft - with
the breaking of the gear. The men
on the upper etorv were rescued.
though many of them were injured.
rlwo bodies have been recovered
from the lower story and eleven
men still are missing.
, ESSEX, Germany, April 4. 7By
mo Associated Press) At noon to
day 63 of the men who were in tho
cngo which fell early today at tho
Krupps' mine near here were, re
ported to have been accounted for.
Of this number two were killed',
three were badly' hurt, 43 were
slightly Injured while fifteen suf
fered no harm. Seven to nine of
tho men are still missing and it is
assumed they, are dead.
PROTEST CONTRACT
JACKSONVTTJR ' T)n An m
Knights of the Ku Klux: Klan at a
mectfnK here last nlcht iinH(1(i n ril,A.
lution of protest against the proposed
uuniruci ueiween tne state internal
Improvement board and I. M. Hlrsh
field of California, giving tho latter
the right to mine Jacksonville beaches.
. An account of the meeting, together
with copies of the resolution were
given newspapers today by a klan
committee. The resolution, copies of
which are to be sent to Governor
Martin and to the secretary of the
internal Improvement board, oppose
"In fllll force- thp 1Pflfl.ng- nf JnMronn.
Ville's greatest natural asset, the
neacnes, for private gain."
LAST CALL
TONIGHT
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Seeing
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great musical, comedy with
COLLEEN MOORE
TOMORROW
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flEUNE CHADWICK
MISCHIEF MIXES
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FOR HER
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O SUNDAY
fiE LUXE CONCERT
2 P. M.
CRATER LAKE
TEMPLE BAND
FLORIDA KUKLUX
KLAMATH INDIANS,
TO HOLD CONCLAVE
JUNE 20THT0 30TH
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KIAMATH FALLS. Ore.; April 4
On the picturesque shores of ARncy
lake, where the towering pines form
a- Hheltering . background, tribal In
dians of the northwest will fore
gather during the week of June 20
to 30 to discuss problems of vital
Interest to the fust diminitihing van
guard of redskin.
I'lans for such a conclave arc now
in the making according to an
nouncement today by Fred A. Jlaker,
superintendent of the Klamath In
dian reservation.
In addition to tho problems of the
Indians, an historical pageunt de
picting early Indian life and lead
ing up tu tho coming of the white
man, will be staged.
Tepees will be pitched beneath the
pine boughs; vv;ar paint and feathers
will be donned; wild cayuses of the
daring redskins will be tethered
about the meeting grounds, while
the old Indians live again the days
of their youth.
. ; HT "'f
HONOLULU, April 4. XBy. the
ABsoiiated Press) Privato PiVul
Crouch, 2 1st infnntry, stationed at
Hchofield barracks, was sentenced to
forty years imprisonment and given
a' dishonorable discharge from the
army after a general court martial
found; him guilty nf - attempting to
organize the revolutionary commu
nist league among soldiers stationed
at the barracks.
Crouch wag charged with being
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the leader of ;w self-styled ring of
communists and was charged with
having Issued propaganda under the
pretext of being a teacher of espe
ranto in the army schools.
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local newspaper. It is reported that
several others will be court martialed
on the same chftrge of which Crouch
wiih found guilty yesterday.
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