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ocal and
Personal
The chief topic of lot-al convei-Hiilion
continued to ho the outcome of the
special school alto eelction tomorrow
afternoon, when the vote is expected
to be record breaking for a school elec
tion, and therefore wise citizens will
cast their votes early. The general
qualifications of the voters are set
forth elsewhere in this paper. The
election takes place at the High School
building between the hours of 2 and
7 p. m., and there will be two double
election boards to facilitate the vot
ing. Before you buy that piano see t,aun
spach. He can save you money. Jle
knows pianos and Is reliable. tf
Don't forget the city annexation
election on Saturday, details of which
are printed In another section of thiH
paper.
Dr. and Mrs. M. C. rsarbcr. former
well known residents of Medfcrd, who
since their removal from this city
about j 4 months ago have made their
home at Tacoma arrived in the city
this morning for a several days' visit
with friends and acquaintances. They
arc the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
1'alm.
Japanese oiled paper parasols In at
tractive new colors and designs. C5c to
fl.&O, Japanese Art glove. 40
The county court by rcpoluilon has
reduced the load limit to 450 pounds
per inch of tiro and all police and high
way officers have been instructed to
arrest drivers hauling loads in excess
of the limit. f. 1'
W. C. Morton of Medford pleaded
guilty to a charge of speeding filed
against him in Justice court yesterday
by State Traffic Officer J. J. M1-M11-hon,
and paid n fine of $25, says the
Ashlnnd Tidings.
Clean rags for auto wipes. Salva
tion Army. Phone 356. 47
Saturday Is strawberry day at
Marsh's Grocery. 47
In the damage suit of Dr. E. II.
French against Delroy (letchell for
damages, alleged to have been receiv
ed during an altercation March 20th,
legal proceedings have been held up,
owing to absence of Dr. French's at
torney, George A. Mnnsftcld in Okla
homa. The last move was the filing
of a motion, for Dr. French to stall
specifically and In detail, the extent
of physical and mental injuries, ho al
leges he sustained. Attorney Mans
field is expected to get back from Ok
lahoma about June 1st.
See the display of strawberries Sat
urday at Marsh's Grocery. . 47
Summer prices on blocks and slabs. 1
Place ydur order early. Kewcomb for i
Wood. Phone 631. Sfltf i
C. A. Priest and T. J. O'Connell of
Atlnnta, Ga., are among hotel guests
hern from a distance, as are Mrs. Hat
tie White and W. J. White of Lewis
ton, ladho. and Mr. and Mrs. K. H.
Day and Mr. nnd Mrs. B. L. Webster
of Now York City.
ttov. F. R. Leach offers this week
his beautiful home, 16 S. Laurel street,
at $250 below the low figure held at.
Look It over. Ono of the best buys
46
Don't forget the city nitnexntlnn
election on Saturday, details of which
are. printed In another section "of this
paper.
Aubrey Furry, well known oh the
campus as a singer, and last heard In
Kugene as the principal soloist for
"The Seven Iaat Words" given by the
University choir, has been selected by
M. Moucher, director of the "Mikado,"
for the Ellison-White Chautauqua
company, to sing the role of "Pooh
Hah." In the "Mlkadoo," tho second
lead. The opera company, which
starts on the road May 20. will tour
Canada and will ho Under the super
vision of the Hllison-Whlte branch
there. IT. of O. Kmerald. Furry Is
tho son of Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Furry
of Phoenix, and Is a graduate of tho
Ashland high school and Is Well known
In this city.
Use Hear Creetr Oil Emulsion In
your arsenate sprays as a spreader nnd
lo destroy the codling moth egg. Call
at Dear Creek spray plant. 50
The Valley School. 1108 Went 10th
street, will again open hi September
under the direction of Miss Kittle
llragg. Attention will bo confined to
the 1st. 2nd and 3rd grades. Children
under six years of age will be accept
ed. Applications should be made
now. For further Information, please
address Mrs. F. Corning ICenley, Med
ford. Tot. 6U-J-8. 48
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cowles of Santa
Darbara and Los Ahgeles are visiting
their many former friends nnd neigh
bors In Medford and the valley.
Thirty inch Inriestrtictabln pearls,
nicely matched, very lustrous. P8c.
Japanese Art Store. 4G
Strawberry day Saturday at Marsh's
Grocrey. 47
liiu-8 p.ised by (tin recent legisla
ture have been placed in book form
by the state prlnler nnd are now ready
to be Kent to all who wish a copy. The
printing hoard has fixed tho price
nt $2.40. This Includes postage nec
essary to send the publication to any
part of Oregon. The bonk contains
liuO pages. 50 panes lens than the laws
for the I0'J3 seMsison of the IcglMnture.
Don't forget tho city annexation
election on Saturday, details of which
are printed in another section of this
paper.
F. Steward mentioned In tho letter
from the educational experts of V, of
O. should have been C. T. Steward, In
structor In tnnthcmatlc!!. 4ti
The uttual large delegation of Port
land residents is in the city today, as
are the following other out nf town
Oregonians: Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Dllgh nnd It. It. X. MTDnmiM of Sa
lem, H. N. Cockerllno nnd It. W. Da
vis of Albany, and J. W. Fuller. It.
Ha relay. D. J. McKinnon. Mr. nnd
Mrs. J. J. Miller nnd Uuth Milter of
Kugene.
(ipecial sale of roses going on at the
Rogue Valley Floral Co. Karheart
street on So. Riverside. Phone 1040.
4R
If the P. A- K. site Is chosen the new
high school will bo built S'M f,., oa
of Hear creek and lno feet north nf
Main Street. 4ti
Klamatfr Falls people who uriivnl
In the city Wednesday Im-lmb' A it
Leavllt. Glenn Parker. T. W. iniHI.
J. J. Miller, Claude Houghton, li. II.
Jlerry nnd II. M. Manning.
See the display of home grown
sfrawherrles Saturday at Marsh's Gro
cery. Gulne Du Ponts Duco used nt
Class "A" Auto Paint Shop, 1 N.
Grape vtrtt. 1$
I
I Mr. a nil Airs. w.h. ynrury an; ichv- .
llnK on the evening train fur Tillamook,
ihuving Bold their property g 315 Ed-
wardK street, to Mrs. Mure uf Central
I Point. '
Hummer prlroft on hloeks and alalia,
1 Place your order eaily. Newcomb for
1 Wood. Phone 631. 39tf
Don't forget the city annexation
election on Saturday, details of which
are printed in another section of this
paper.
Mrs. C. A. Wlnetrout was among the
Medford visitors here yesterday from
Grants Pass.
Have you reud Prof. Douglas' and
Dr. Ralney's reply to Steward's letter
(the Hetter Sites Com. Argument) ?
It was in Tuesday's Mail Tribune. It
was to the point. These men are Im
imrllul and they know. 40
If tho P. & K. Rite Is chosen the new
hlKh Hchoal will he built 300 feet cum
of Hear creek and 100 feet north of
Main Htreet. 46
The Jackson County Fair boarl will
hold a meetliiK tomorrow night at
which nction will be taken on import
ant mattem relating to the county
fair next September.
Perfume bottles .colored glanii. frost
ed stoppers, 60c. Japanese Art Store.
40
Strawberry day Saturday at Marsh's
Grocery. 47
The Apple Growers' association last
week forwarded to Los Angeles tho
last carload of apples grown in Hood
Hlver valley during 1924. This
brought the total tonnage of commer
cially packed apples to 38T3 carloads.
The association's tonnage for the sea
son was 2fiCS cars. The final ship
ment consisted of Newtowns.
Pianos! See Iaunspach. tf
Don't forget the city annexation
election on Saturday, detnils of which,
paper.
The Itoyal Neighbors of Jacksonville
will hold a dunce Friday night, "the
proceeds to be devoted to the Jackson
County Pioneer museum fund.
Extra large, deep blue cantnberry
bell plants. SOc dozen, 325 S. Holly.
Phono 390-1.. tf
if the P. & K. site is chosen the new
high school will bo built 300 feet east
of Hear creek nnd 100 feet north of
Main street. 40
Almon E., son of Mrs. Edith
Loomis. who took the mental examina
tion April 15. as principal for ap
pointment to the V. H. naval academy
at Annapolis, has received notice that
he passed nnd will be notified soon
when and where ho will tnko tho phys
ical examination. If he passes tho lat
ter he will bo ordered to report to An
napolis. Tho "sweet girl graduate" and tho
"June brldo" will both find Mrs.
Trowbridge a clover creator of gowns.
tf
Kuturdny 1r strawberry dnv nt
Marsh's Grocery. 47
T. M. Anderson of Ashland nnid a
fine of $50 on a charge filed ngainst
hltn of killing deer out of season. Two
other counts, one of hunting without
a license, and tho second, hunting on
n reserve, Anderson plend guilty to.
out tlio assessing of a flno was held
over until June 30. Tho complaint
against Anderson was filed by Deputy
Onmo Warden Itoy Pair on March 17,
Parr contended that Anderson declar
ed ho was allowed to kill deer at any
lime of the yonr, was not required to
have n license, and could hunt on land
upon which the game was protected.
Ashland Tidings.
Special summer prices on dry fac
tory mill blocks. Valley Fuel Co. tf
A "Food Sale" will bo held nt the
Public Market Saturday morning:.
May 10, by tho Ijidles' Aid of the
English I.uthornn church. H.i-p i klp
opportunity to got soW real home
made ents, especially In the bakery
line. 47
Tho Hoosevolt school will hold n
May day foto on tho school lawn to
morrow afternoon. May 15th. at 2:30.
Tho public is Invltod.
Parents remember, twenty per cent
of high school students llvo east of
near crook. Why send overwhelm
ing majority across congested bridges
and Pacific highway, where often Jooo
to 4000 cars pnss ovory day? 46
it the l. & h. site is chosen tho new
high school will he built 300 feet east'
of Ilenr creek and 100 feet north of
Mnin street. 46
J. J. Miller, district freight nnd pas
senger ngent of the Southern Pnclflc,
with headquarters at Klamath Falls,
and H. A. lllnshnw. assistant frelcht
traffic manager, with headquarters nt
San Francisco, spent todav In this
city.
Fruitgrower Oil Emulsion for
your arsenate sprays mcdo fresh dnllv
at (he Hear Creek Spray rompnny, nt
near iTeeK orchnrds. 50
Marcelling 75 rents. Telephone 655
for appointment. 57
Steel Winterer, Multnomah, was
nnmlnnled by petition (o oppose Wal
ler Malcom. Portland, for student
body president of the I', of O. election
Wednesday.
Fancy creamery butter 40c per lb.
JohiiMin .Produce Co. .
10 reward for Information leading'
to Ihe arrest and conviction for each
person caught stealing wood on our
yards situated on the east side of
Court nnd McAndrews strets, also on
the Oregon-Owen Lumber company
property. Valley Fuel Co. 3Stf
I'alifornlnns who arrived In tho city
yesterday on temporary sojourns lire
Mr. and Mrs. 11. -;. McConnughey nnd
Lois McConaughey of Alameda. Eli
zabeth Itauihof of Piedmont. Mr. nnd
.Mrs. Lee L. Levy of Los Angeles. Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. Simmons of Sncrn
mento. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Krause of
San Diego. .Mr. nnd Mis. John H. Ooss
of Hollofwnod, and Mr. and Mrs. V.
C. Van Fleet nnd Mr. nnd Mrs H. It.
Lawrence of San Francisco.
Marcelling 7". cents. Telephone 665
for appointment. 57
Columbia piaster wall board Call
for prices. Wallace Woood Lumber
yard.
Twenty-right mil of the stnto cars
were registered yesterday at the local
slate registration bureau In the Cham
ber of Commerce building.
Fashion dictates stlmncss. simplic
ity nnd suppleness. These are achiev
ed only by an experienced designer.
Mrs. Trowbridge, 90S W. lOlh St. tf
Why not n.vept the recommends
tii'u of the Hoard . Education nnd
select the P. A K. site? 4.1
Killr tnniuht iimlo Friday, with a
"llchtty cooler temperature tonight Is
the weather perdlctlon Issued this
forenoon. During the shower of last
evening .01 of an Inch of rain fell. To
day was mostly cloudy and threaten
tng. followln gn maximum of 77.3 yes
terday.
.Have you tried that big milk shake
at DfVoc
NfETftOftfr MAtL "fftiftUNK,
. . 0 .'...,
u ora naa ju..i utien reccivea uy mo
Klumath KallH National Farm Loan
DftsocJntion, that George Hilton, Jr.,
of Mrulford, federal uppraiser, Is tx-
Ipecteil in Klamath FallR during tin-
next few days to appraise lands offer
ed ns security for federal farm loans.
K la mat h Je ws.
If the P. & K. site Is chosen the new
tMh school will be built 300 feet east
of Hear creek and 100 feet north of
Main street. 46
Hemstitching 8c a yard. The Van
ity Shop, Bartlett and Main. tf
Less than an acre was considered
sufficient last January. Why not be
gin building a new high school at once
on 4.4 acres now owned by the Med
'ui,i ,n . u
'"ri?h0' d'8'r fi, ."ers.e"i
46
Pome friends played a Joke on E.
C. Slllimnn, who is known as a Holly
street site advocate; by fastening two
of tho P. & E. site buttons on his coat
talis this. morning unbeknown to him,
and the candy merchant walked
nround town for several hours Ignor
ant of the fact that he was wearing
the opposition buttons.
Jaunspach Piano Store now open
for business at 111 W, Main. Opposite
Itialto theater. Successor to Hoot Mu
sic Co. tf
Essentials of a good school site
Avoid low, filled and wet land. Frank
Irving Cooper. Boston's'school archi
tect. 46
Particular People Prefer "Pavilion
Parties!" There's a reason! Fair
Grounds every Wednesday und Sat
urday. Let's go! 48
Miss Sadie Collier of Dallns, Texas,
arrived here yesterday to rejoin' her
jmrents, Mr. and Mrs. C. It. Collier, and
brother Dan. This leaves two married
children still' residing In Texas, but
Dan says he will not he satisfied until
the whole Texas family becomes Med
ford residents, only he used another
perflx before the word "family."
If the P. & E. site Is chosen the nev
high school will be built 300 feet east
of Bear creek and 100 feet north of
Main street. 46
New alfalfa hay. 28-R-l. 46 I
Graduation sifts at the Handicraft I
Shop include silk vesting, boudoir
piiiuHH, iiunuKercntciH, vnniiies, nair .
hamlH, powder puffH, shoe trees,
wiehetH, silk hose, pajamas, combina
tions and many other useful articles.
60
Mr. and Mm. O. Mianer of Steven
son and the folowlng from Seattle are
ahinng Waflhington state visitors in
Medford: Mrs. V. 13. Crosby and
Miss Hetty Ann Crosby, Mrs. G. R.
Walker and Hob Walker.
The Handicraft Shop has a nice line
of handmade baby dresses which sell
for $2.50. 50
'Why talk of litigation preventing: a
necessary high school when construc
tion could begin tomorrow on land
owned by the Medford School District?
Used piano for sale at a bargain.
Noel Krskine. Phono 729-W. 69
Last August Frank Froman of Al
bany lost a silver watch ami a dollar
pocket piece In a bay at Klger's is
land. Fred Blount recently caught a
large bass, and when dressed the
watch waa found imbedded in the
throat and tho pocket piece In the
stomach of the flnh. '
You will find many beautiful
weaves nnd rich fast colors in the
KvorfaBt materials at the Handicraft
Khop. Also a wonderful lino of laces
front Which to select your trimmings.
' 50
Why allow your making, designing,
cutting, fitting or finishing garments
worry you. when you can find just the
help you need on the large cities' ,-lan?
Trices 25c an hour and Up. Mrs. Wade
do Kycke, 381 East Main. Phone 110
48
Dressmaking and plain sewinc. 9
Wot 12th street. 48
The grand jury In its brief report.
filed Wednesday, found that the dis
trict attorney offlcv was conducting
prohibition expenditures according
to the law, nnd that tho financial re
port of tho fund, as audited by E. M.
Wilson Was correct. The examination
was made at the request of tho district
attorney's office. ,
Tho ball park owned by the Med
ford school dfttrict contnins 4.4 acres.
46
Hemstitching, buttons covered at
the Handicraft Shop. . tf
(.uariinLeed lawn mousor sharpen
ing, called for nnd delivered free.
Medford Hardwnro & Spirting Co.
Phone 296. 48
Mr. nnd Mrs. Hnwlny of the Hawley
Paper Mills of Portland, are spend
ing today in this city, lookine over the
homes. They are on their way to Red
ding, California.
Summer prices on blocks and slnbs.
Place your order early, Newcomb for
Woood. Phone 931. 89tf
Hand made and embroidered baby
dresses of flno white material for
12.60 at tho Handicraft Shop. BO
Tennis racquet restrlngiug. 208 South
Central. Phono 9I1-W. 70
All local Cop co employes will be
headed tomorrow night for St. Mark's
Guild hall on North Oak dale, where
the warehouse, rhop and purchasing
Icpjirtmcnts arc putting on their big
mid-spring cabaret dance. Tables will
placed along one wall, and the middle
nf the floor will be reserved for danc
ing, giving the true cabaret atmos
phere. Numerous high class enter
taining features will intersperse the
main diversion of dancing.
Columbia plaster wall board. Call
for prices. Wallace Wood Lumber
Ynrd.
Fifteen new Evcrfast wash male-
Vials for your summer frocks. Thin
materials for tho frilly feminine
styles, henvier materials for the boy.
ich tailored models. Handicraft Shop.
50
Columbia plaster wall hoard. Call
for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber
Yard.
The Southern Oregon Medical asso
cltitlon met Tuesday at Grants Pass at
the Masonic Temple, at 10 o'clock for
an all day meeting. The speakers In
cluded Dr. Ralph W. Stearns, presi
dent: Dr. George A. Cathey of Port
land: lr. r . G. iswedenburg of Ash
land: Dr. F. K. Dietner of Portland:
Dr. W. W. Vlnson of Medfurd: Dr.
Eugene Mattlce of Portland; pr. Har
old C. llran of Portland: Dr. It. E.
Green of Medfgl. and Or. Otis F.
Akin of Portland. A loVl .k lunch
eon was held at- the Jnsephtne hotel
This wns tho C-ith mewing held.
Fancy creamery butter 40c per lb
Johnson Produce Co. O
it, I. R. ecga nt DeVoe's. tf
We pay for ashes and sell dirt
cheap. Brown A While Agency, Inc
. tf
if you want a furnished Apartment
with all the modern conveniences, sec
or Phone Hotel Holland, iW
fftftForn. OKgnoy,
Wins Near East ,
Relief Contest
. Raymond Wood, president of
the Boy Scout council in Colum
bia, S. C, has been swarded first
prise in a national contest, nr
gsniied by the Near East Re
lief. He enlisted the larKe.it
number of persons in the observe
uice nf Golden Rule Sunday
The first cutting of alfulfa haB
about been completed throughout the
valley on the smaller tracts, and will
be started next week on the larger
farms.
Fancy creamery butter 40c per lb.
Johnson Produce Co.
Attractive articles for graduation
gifts at the Handicraft Shop. 50
The Daughters of tho American
Involution will meet at ihe home of
Mra. A. K. Strattion, Saturday at 2:30
p, m.
Children's half r,ocU in all the new
shades both silk and cotton at the
Handicraft Shop. 50
We pay for ashes and sell dirt
cheap. Brown & White Agency, Inc.
Mrs. 'Pat Slattcry of Grants Pass
, visited her daughter. Mrs. It. R. Kl-
iiou ami ramny oi mis city yesterday.
The Handicraft Shop has a com
plete line of children's half socks
all Bizes and colors. 50
Dance in the opon !r!" Attend
the popular "Pavilion Parties' at the
Fair Grounds Pavilion Wednesday and
Saturday. . 48
Those having society news for Sun
day's pnper, please phone 7 5or send
to this office. Mrs. DeLosh. society
editress, will be out of the city. 47
OBITUARY
STOK EN James Albeit Stokcn
passed a way .rat tiie t-Hacred Heart
hospital, May 3 from a general
breakdown of his health. Aged 6
years, ,8 months and 12 days. He
was born in Sanlnc county, Michi
gan, August 1, 1881, and was mar
ried to Cntherine Rooney November
12, 1885 at iloss Common, Michigan.
There 'were four children born to
this union, three daughters and one
son. One eo,n and daughter passed
away. Deceased had been a hotel
proprietor at Caro-, Michigan for ten
years, nnd connected with a lumber
ing business at Cheboygan. Mich.,
for nine years, being interested In
the timber business at Portland up
to the present time. The family
have been residents of Medford for
tho past, five years, Mr. Stokcn being
proprietor of the Cozy Nook confec
tionary. Deceased was a member of
tho Centralia lodge of Elks, Cen
tralia. Wash. The funeral services
will be held at tho Catholic church,
Friday at nine n, m , Rev. Father
Black officiating. Interment in Med
ford cemetery. Friends and acquain
tances ae invited to attend. Funeral
arrangements la charge of the Perl
Puncral Uume. Tho Altar, Society
will offer prayer at tho Perl Fu
noral Home at 7:30 tonight.
Oirls: You can't expect a feller to
love a irl with a red noise, colorless
llm. dull eyes. Don't wait your
"chance" miht come tomorrow. Bet
ter . take Ilolllster's Kocky Mountain
Tea nt once and be on the safe side.
Heath's Drug Store and Haskius' Drug
Store.-r-Adv. 46
Scottish llito. .
Third Itounlon Siskiyou
Lodge of Perfection, 4th to
I4ih denreos conferred on
Thursday hy local lodge. lRth
to, 32nd degrees conferred by Kugene
bodies on Friflay and Saturday. Peti
tions should be in by 0 a. m. Thurs
day. Refreshments noon and evening
each day to all Scottish Kite Masons.
IT Paul I. Itynnlng. Secretary.
Stated communlcatlun Mod
rford Lodge No. 103. A. F. &
y A. M. Friday evening. May 15.
' at 7 p. m. Visitors welcome.
Py order V".
tary.
A- J
Crose, Secre
47 IIEAOQP AUTKHS FOK Tlta
HOLLY ST. SJTK XM MITTF.te
The North Holly street site execu
tive committee has engaged Iloom 809,
Liberty I lu tiding, for headquarters
election day. Mrs. L. O. Lyman will be
in charge, prepared to give Informa
tion nnd direction to our forces. Call
Phone No. 81. Room 309 Liberty
liulUlln;r.
4" KXKITTIVR COMMITTER.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALF. Overland four touring.
lJtL'i model. Good slype. Rest of
Ifiim, Phone 420-J. 47
FOR KALi: Siit y can engine. 2 14
h. p., tVntrlfugnl pump.
gal. per minute. $10. O. l Stan
wood. It. Medford 47
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Phone 41 l-.I-fl
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pastiirlnff
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CAHLK. KXKIIGKTIC
I for factory repre
MAN need-
renresentative to
hndnle our business in Medford dis
trict: AVonderful opportunity with
future for right person. Kxperlence
or canitnl unnopwcirv. Write full v.
Vulcan fg. Company, KaIanzoo,
A.
Mich,
Thursday, may u; 102.1
CALIFORNIA TO
TRY MOORE FOR
m
SALEM, Ore., May 14. California
authorities at Sacramento will take
immediate steps to have C. R. Moore
removed from the Oregon penitcn-
tiary and taken to Sacramento to i
be tried for the murder of Harry '
Brown in that city September 18, i
1923, says a letter received by War-,
den Dalrymple today from Bernard
McShune, chief of police at Sacra-!
mento. 1
The letter from Chief McShnne,
which Incloses a statement from Miss
Florence Pries, who was with Brown
at the time he Was killed, tends to
corroborate the confession signed
by Mooro and his wife at tho Ore
gon prison on May 1. Her story of
the crime and also tho description
of the slayer tally with the Moore
confession and with his physical ap
pearance. Miss Pries aaid that a woman w-ns
in Moore's automobile waiting for
him after the crime was committed
and in their confession Moore nnd his
wife claim that the latter was in
the car waiting for him with tho en
gine in motion so there would be no
delay in the escape. Tho confession
mentions a lawyer who chased them
after the shooting. They did not
know his name but knew from
newspaper articles at the time that
he was a lawyer. According to .Me
thane's letter this was William Sit
ton, an attorney, and son . of Desk
Sergeant Sitton of the police de
partment. The confession wns signed here
May 1 by Moore and his wife nfte
they had quarreled when Mrs. Moore
visited her husband at the prison.
Moore was sent here from Lane
county for the theft of an automo
bile. E. FEHLTO BUILD
HOI FOR PAPER
Work on still another new business
building for the west side of the city
was beKun this morning when Earl
Fehl set a crew preparing the founda
tions lor a 30x100 concrete one-story
structure, which he will build on his
lot Immediately adjoining on tho west
the federal building, on the north side
of West Sixth street.
The work will be rtiBhod so that the
structure' can be completed before
July 1. The foundations will be such
that other stories can be added to the
building later. Mr. Fehl announced
that lie is building the present struc
ture to house his weekly newspaper
publication, the Pacific Record Herald.
PEKING. China, Mny 14. (A. V.)
Considerable apprehension exists
nmong the Chinese In tho northern
purt ot tho country owing to re
ports that General Chang ' Tso-Un,
tho Mum-hurian dictator, Is moving
troops toward Peking, where me
"Christian general," Feng Yu-Hsiang.
has stationed his forces.
These reports indicate that con
siderable numbers of the Mukden
cenernl's -soldiers will soon arrlvo In
the vicinity of tho capital, but it is
generally believed that Feng J u
Hsiang will allow Chang to occupy
Pcklngwlthout fighting.
It Is reported that some of Feng's
supporters have been prevailed upon
to adopt a neutral attitude and that
consequently the 'Christian goneral
,1 not strong enough to fight.
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Latest Dance Music
Novelty Dance Numbers
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Time: 10:30 P. M. Till ?
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