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,o o F3TJE FOTJTS BEDFORD MATE gRIBPNE, MTSDFORfl; ' QflEfiQ?, FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1325 V 3N.Y. GO 10 DEATH OSSININO, N. Y.( May 1. Morris Diamond and Joseph Diamond, broth era and John Karlna went to the elec tric chair at Sing Sing prison last night for the murder in Iirooklyn""of two bank me'-seners in 1123. Morris, who entered the death chamber shortly after eleven o'clock wan cool and composed, lie made a l?rjef statement of his fnnoconno, as serting that he had not been given u fair trial tnl that he was "sorry for ull' who had participated in it. -floseph was Jed into the chamber After his brother's body had been re moved. He showed no sIkhs of the - strain he had been reported to lie BufrferlnK nnd In u few words declared hi innocence. Qutwardly the calmest of them all, John Farina came last, smoking a cUjar and approaching the chair without the slightest show of fear. He threw the cigar to the floor and he gn to ray as he sat down. His only message was: "I forgive everyone, .ojnl ask forgiveness in return." -r. fi;At 1 1 :40 o'clock Farina was pro 'mfnnced dead and the triple execution was over; - T;'!lAMKAX; N. S.,' May 1. One wqman, the wife of the captain, and tvmr members of the crew of the bchooner Cape d'Or, lost their lives bfff Bambro llghtsiilp last night when j the schooner sank nfter being ram-j med by the steamer Clackamas, J0!E RAT IO RUN . AJ0.A..G.GA! LITTLE GIRL ARE IT be Hampshire where tihe would properuly cared for. A crowd sum Died about the inn when news spread that Woodward had been brought In, but there wua no threat of violence. CHICAGO. May 1. Jole Ray, 111! nois Athletic club's middle distance athlete left here last night on a wes tern tour that may extend to Hono JIls first engagement will he In the Dakota relays tomorrow in a mile raca in" which Egil Krogh, hjs team mute, will also compete. Ho will run May 8 in a track and field meet stag ed by the Oregon Aggies at Corvullls and the following day will take part In the Washington relays in Seattle. Ho may compete also In San Francis co and Los Angeles. - At Seattle, Hay said, he will lenrn whether the trip would extend to I a wail. Knrnzrii Wins the Dixit; RALTIMOUR, Md., May 1. Mrs. W. K. Vnnderbllt's Sarazen won the K' 5,000 Dixie handicap for three yearn old and up. feature event of the opening of the Pimllco spring meet ing' this afternoon." Spot Cash was second and Joy Smoke third. YRSTKllDAY'8 RFSI'LTS Portland 6; Vornon 4. Beat tie 7; Oakland 3. Iios Angeles 3; Sacramento 2. Ha'n Francisco 14; Salt Lake 0. RANDOLPH, Vt.. May 1. A Ger man police dog today led three men to the barn of an abandoned farm in south- lirookfleld where they found Earl Woodward, farm hand and a former convict and eleven year old Lucille Chatterton, who Jeft her home In Granville with Woodward a .week agt Woodward was captured without resistance. The capture brought to an un dramatic end. a week's search by armed posses through the wooded mountain townships in which Wood ward hud been u fugitive since he took the child from the home of her father, Walter Chatterton, last Friday night. Although arnied with a rifle and with five cartridges left, the former! I'lmvMi iuituy Honmmeu to urrt'si. Lucille, her rescuers said, wept when they took her away, and protested that she was afraid to go home. Woodward defended his action in taking her uway by saying that the child was afraid of her father. They had been, without food since yesterday morning, they said, when their supplies were seized by a posse which discovered one of their camp ing places. Their clothing was drenched from tho heavy rains and both were suffering from chill and exposure. Woodward said ho had planned to take the girl to a placo in New 'ORTLAND, OrcM May L Pio neers andns and daughters of pio neers and ftfcera Interested in the early history of Oregon will celebrate "Founders' day," the 82nd anniver sary of the flint civil government or ganized west of theRoeky Mountains, at an old fashioned picnic tomorrow at Chnmpoeg, Ijiiic Farmer lMripR'ars. KUGEiNg:, Ore., May 1 M. C. Rob bing who lives on the old Pacific highway near CottageGrove disap peared from his home between 3 and 4 o'clock Wednesday morning, ac cording to word received here. He has not been heard from since. iie had been troubled with the in fluenza It is said, and he had been despondent for some time. Bring your clean cotton rags to this ! omce. we'll buy theni. tf With Mdfor1 trudu Iw MMlfnM mart. Peter Paint IS COMING CITY MEAT MARKET Phone 324 Veal Breast with Pocket 12V2C Veal Shoulder Roast ............ .15c Sugar Cured Ham . 33c Picnic Hams . .". .... . .21c FULL LINE OF QUALITY MEATS D. H. Barneburg Harry Barneburg Put out your camp fire. ; r Advantages I , ' , it 1 .'i Some of You 95 Busy Stores The Reason We Sell For Less WHEN TRADING AT THE Medord, Ashland, Butte Falls and Dunsmuir 11 1, You get the best quality of merchandise obtainable. 2. You get the lowest possible price. : (Of course, you might question this.) Here are . bur reasons for making the second statement: a. We have buying power equal to 95 times the buying power of the Medford store. This en ables us to get the lowest price obtainable from the manufacturers, b. . We sell for cash only. You do not have to pay the other fellow's bill here. c. We figure our profits on a very close margin, d. Our prices are made possible on a big turn-over plan. Others m a y (?) match our price, but it will be difficult to match the quality of our merchandise with the same price. Ready-to-Wear Department COATS Golden Rule Specials for Saturday This price will last till these few Coats and Dresses are sold Bo on hand early as they won't last long at these prices. One lot of Spring Coats priced to move fast $6.98 E&t (No. nice lot to choose fr.om, nearly all sizes left. The special price on this lot $14.85 Iiot No. 3 You can't afford tolct these Coata go by if in need of a Spring Coat, at special price....- $17.45 DRESSES 1 Lot Ladies' Dresses $10 Lot No. 2 Dresses in silks and flan nels, the special price : $16.45 .We have other Dresses not included in the special lots at very attractive prices and a wonderful selection to choose from. Sweaters priced $1.50 and up See our line of Skirts, Blouses and Khaki Outing Garments. I l M Underwear Dept. Ladies' cotton knit Union Suits, four styles, sizes from 34 to 44, priced......50 Ladies' mercerized lisle union suits, four styles j sizes 34 to 50; price 75 and 85 Ladies' Cotton Vest, bodice and tape top, , sizes 34 to 50, price 15 and 25 Ladies' mercerized lisle Vest, bodice and tape top, sizes 34-50, at...... 50 Ladies' lace stripe dimity Union Suits in flesh, orchid and maise, at $1.25 Ladies' Knit Bloomers, pink only, sizes 34 to 48, at r...50 Dry Goods Dept. New shipment of Percales in light and darks, 36 in. wide, at 18 yd. New Kalbume Ginghams, 32 in., at..23 Jap Crepe, all colors, 32 in., at 23 Ever Fast Suiting, all colors, 36 in...48 Ever Fast permanent dot Voiles, 38 in. 50.. Compare our every-day prices with the sale prices of other stores, It will convince you of the bargains we offer. Big Bargains in Our Men's Department 3J i U h- ll'--lt'' J'L.',, ,l iii ii iliiili i, 111 'I i.i ; MEN'S SUMMER Munsingwear Men's bleached white, drill track ' pants, sizos 28 to 38 95( Mou's golf shirts ; 75 Men's good union suits, whito knit, one button on shoulder, knee length; sizes 3G to 50 $1.55 Men's union suits, eeru color, liigh neek, short nnd long sleeves, imkle length; nil sizes; regular short nnd tall ...$1.55 Men's union suits, "V" neek, no sleeves, knee length, flat knit top, pajama clioek bottom, drop seat, athletic style ...$1.35 Men's union suits, athletic neck, no sleeves, knee length, closed crotch, wch back 05 Men's union suits, blue, fancy high nock, mercerized, Ioiit sbes, closed crotch, ankle l"Hth $3.S5 UNDERWEAR Cooper's Underwear Men's union suits, knit, ecru color in both long and short sleeves, -ankle, length, closed crotch ; regu . lnr sizes only......... $1.50 , ' Men's uniou suits, knir, athletic, sleeveless, whito $1.35 Men's union suits, athletic, knit top, pnjuun cheek bottom. $1.25 Men's union suits, Xninsook, ath letic, closed crotch $1.10 Other afhletie union suits for men, 50S 75, $1.00 and $1.35 Knit union suits for men, 90 t $1.25 llalbriggan shirts and drawers for men , 75,. Uibhed shirts nnd driers for '''" 65 MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S SUITS We still have several suits on the "Special Bargain Rack." These . .suits are from broken lines anjl arc easily worth 35 per cent more than we are asking for them. Priced at..'..$l4.S5 to $24.85 If that ,boy of yours needs a new suit of clothes for spring you can not' do better than to buy him one at the- Golden Uulc. Priced at $7.75, $9.75 to.;. $15.00 "With two pairs, of knickers. A big line of children's summer hats at 35 to :..$1.50 Boys' caps, 65 to $1.50 Men's caps. SSc4 to L $2.50 Men's dress hats .$2.25 $6.30 Ask to see our Rioo-Rochestcr line of suits for men and young men. Good material, finely tailored in the latest-shades and styles .at $33.50 to $38.25 Boys' Underwear Boys' athletic , Nainsook union suits, ages 6 to 1G .'. 55 Boys' athletic mesh knit union suits, ages 6 to 16 .".....4S Boys' knit athletic union suits, ages G to 1G 60f Medford's Big Daylight Store for the Whole'Family L 1
