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fottttc MKOrOTCn ATTj TTCTBUXR MEnFORD. OREV.Oy, THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1925 Ashland's New Hotel is Opened for Business D. 0. K. K. 2 BANK BANDITS ENGLAND WAN KILLED IN WILD WEST HOLD-UP Little Town of Buckley, Near , Tacoma, Stages Thrilling : ' Gun Battle After Hold-Up 1 Bandits Die With Their '-I if. . -Boots On. FRANCE TO PAY HER DEBT ALSO Note From Great Britain Again Puts Settlement of War Debts in Foreground "to. u 'l if ,t 1 i i f it ' f '1 TACOMA, July 2 Tho little city of . Buckley. 24 milts oust of hero Iijib 'hud tlie first bunk robbery In ItH filstory and tho affair unci oil In "Woody failure yesterday afternoon when two unmasked desperadoes, i.liko tho bad men of tho old wont, V tiled with their IjooIh on. One of the' rimndiU whh Hhot iih ho rode on tho running hoard of nn automohilo, pp.HMliiiK away with tho loot. Tho . pthor was killed when he drove i buok into the rifle flic to rescue the body of his dead pal. I ' Neither of the bandits had been idpntifled thin morning, j H William Hose, a cijtur store man. fjen serioUHly wounded In the Auburn ;.'h"8ltul, a victim of tho bandits' re Htirn fire. Another dUizon, two blocks nwfty was hit by a Htrny bul lot while he was passing tho home of 1. O. Kteberj;. president of the lobbed bank. j X Jt was 3 p. m. when tho robbers ' rittered the Hurkley stale bank and ' drew their guns. Ton minutes later both were dead and the loot of jfliOiK) had been recovered. Tho first ,')jnnllt vns shot by Aaron llayden, , Krocer,. Tho second was killed by Marshal Ed Nelson. '' .A. IS. Hovey, cashier, kicked a burglar alarm as tho men brandished their! ,puns nnd while tho bell oul ipide the hank was clanging ItH nios mpo to the townspeople, the bandits forced Hovey, his assistant, C. A. 0 tew art and W. A. Kvans, a cus .tomer, to lie on the floor, while f "reuident KtoberK. was compelled to fill a sjick with currency. ..jVlfirsluil Nelson responded to the Jdarm but his Kim stlckiiiK as ho ,iu,Hoinptrd to draw it, ho too, whh ;J'trced to He on tho floor. Ho was : (lint . disarmed, however, and as the itimr, Jeft tho building he fired two! Allots; Doth or which t'ok cited, tho (ivOundol mall took the wheel of the ( aitlomoiillo and IiIh c o m p a n I o n litiotinted tho riinnintr board, rifle In hand, firing rapidly to keep off pur-! i-tilt. , The bandit car was a block ';iwuy when llayden dashed from bis i.Ki'ocery Vand . with fhb first,.. .shot I'h'oin his rifle picked the man from Oie running board. Seeing his companion fall to tho .pavement, tho wounded bandit tlrovo ; , around the. block flrhiK as he went. 'TiirnhiR- back into Main street where his c( mini do lay, ho stopped and Ordering the crowd about with his vuvolver commanded: "Pick up that fellow and put him in tho car." , (, s Marshal Nelson hurried up. "Put .up your hands," ho ordered tho .bandit. The reply was two shots from tho : driver. Nelson then finished what he had ntarted In the bank and put n bul Jql . through the hamllt'H body. Jlo jdiod u few moments Inter, but said io word, " TACOMA, July 2. William Hose, n Hucklfy clKar dealer who was shot In p,ho abdomen yesterday by one of the 4(two bank bandits who wore slain after 1 h holdup of t ho Huckloy Stuto bank, 'died from his wound In tho Auburn. ('.Wash., hospital at l:30 this moriifiig. 1 M 3' i- France Plans Sending Com . mission to U. S. A. The Tvlthla pnnK i loiei ai au- or ine va uey, iiihjuciou ino mh ui: land, under manaHoment of U. AV. 1 1 u ro which was built by stock sub , r ... scri p t ions entirely by Ashland eiti Price of Portland, was opened fori ' ' , ' tnnlll ,.f ,,, PARJS. July 2. (A. P.) The Inter allied debt question has been thrifst still further to the fore by the receipt from London of a new memorandum suggesting that France make an offer for settlement of her debt to England, oven If only a provisional one. , The memorandum, signed by For eign Secretary Chamberlain, takes cognizance of France's plana In con nection with her AViericun debt by stating that Great Britain haa no de sire to interfere with negotiations which France might initiate with oth er creditor powers. Mr. Chamberlain seizes the occa sion, however, to state that England feelH that should France, sign an agreement for payment of part of her debt to tho united States, the British would expect a proportionment reim bursement. The British memorandum Is being studied by Foreign Minister Briand and Financo Minister Calllaux, who not long ago were given authority by the cabinet to Initiate negotiations for the settlement of the inter-allied debts. ' Pending tho dispatch of additional instructions to M. Daeschnor, the piayeu a number of selections nt the 1(-ronch ambassador at Washington, noiei, roiiowmg tneir .concert m mo the government has asked him to in park. The dining room and two form lne American authorities that floors of roniiiu worn lnn onencd it-.... .r. i., i.,nc,n.i n nnn,i n business and public inspection last hnl,.j uj hfr h,.k f the fall. for business last night. Islon to tho United States to discuss night. Over 2oo people from Ash-j There was no program or speak- The building is shown in the cut the question, land and this city, and other parts: ing last night. The-Ashland band J above. ' j ' PARIS. July 2. (A. P.) The Russia in the English newspapers In French government is preparing- to connection with the present situation make an announcement upon the in China, coupled with tho recent American debt question within a speech at Loughborough by Lord ,fev days. It will probably be limit Iflrkenhead, which Is regarded- here ed to scarcely more than naming as official sanction for tho attacks.! the mission to go to Washington. Sympathy does not mean inler- French debt negntlatlons with the venlion." says Tehitchcrin in refut-( United States will be kept strictly ing statements that Russia is inter- apart from those with Great Britain, estod in prolonging tho state of There is much caution here because Chaos in China and desires to as-' of tho apparent conviction both in BASEBALL SCORES n. . .1 Nnliomil. At 1'lttnliiirtr Cin.'lnnatl plilHtiiir 2 lAHim. Itrmly-' and HnrKi'uv; tlrldK, Sht'.'luin :tml Alitrirll. At liroolilyn n. II. I.- HnHtim V 1.1 0 HrmiLlyn ...L'O 2i 2 Mnrciuattl,' Vai'KUH.- I'Mwar.lH anil .O'Neill; Hi'lmi'l-, (lllini'a all.l Taylor. S! HER ATTITUDE IN CHINESE REVOLT MOSCOW. July ?. (A. P.) For-if-Tii MlulsU'i- TchlU'liLM-in has Ihhuc.1 a Klat.Mii.-itL asK.TliltK lliat aldtoUKli l llit sympathies .if tho iuiksImiih .110 -Itayjon Ihe ni.!e of ihn t'liin.'He In their .ouin nti'uuule for eoinph'tc liberation from ('HirAtio. July 2. (A. I'.) llla.leH. oulfleltler of the Kt. C'anllmilH. to.lav hit sueeesnlvo home foreiKH ilnmluat inn, tho novlet's pol runB In tho firm and neeon.1 'inninKH ; iey in to avoid any :utlon which in tho fli nt Kaino nf tho iloulde-, eould he regarded as Intervention In header with Chleano. Klmer .Ineols I'lllna'H Internal affairs. wan on the hill for Chleaito. ltluiio.s' The statement wan iirnmptod by reenrdfor rour-liaKKerH la now eii;hl. th Fh-Ht Kaino: It. 11. U. Kt. I.oiiIh , , . , U 12 11 t'llleaKi 'I 11 1 Khom, Stuart nnd o'Farrell; Ja- ol)H, Cn.per anil llartnett. sumo tho role of protector there. tho American state department and In the French foreign office that any Bank Robber Near Death. , public mention ot tho torms of pay- VANCOIJViail, Wash., July 2.i-'mont by either side would comuli- .loyce O. Thomason, Bhot yesterday by cnto noKotlatlons and might oven Slato Trnfhc Ofticer Harry Williams defeat their purposos. niter 1 homason had attempted to rob tho First National bank here, waB still altvo today and conscious, but physi cians say his chances for recovery uro small. , How Will They Get It? NEW YORK, July 2. (A. P.) A vordict of $835,000 in favor of the de funct Kerensky government of Russia against the Lehigh Valley railroad was It is ridiculous to expect efficient awarded in the United States district public health service when the health court at the direction of Judge Mack officer cannot. 'for economic reasons, ! today, for loss of war munitions in devote more than nn hour or two a the Black Tom Island explosion July Increasing attacks upon soviet day to public health work. - 30, 1916. Regular Business Meeting for July Postponed from July 3rd to July 10th The EUPHONA A player piano that has given satisfaction for twenty years Easy to operate. Capable of great Expression. Sturdy! Reliable! Brings ; you inspiring classics dreamy'; , , t i r '. melodies, rascinaiing dance music. Beautiful tone and exquisite case. That's the Euphona! $685-00 Weeks & Orr R. W.WILSON Mgr.' Music Dept. D. C. DURHAM . ...P'8"0. ....; Tuning ., TERMS: PAY AS YOU PLAY E TERMS OF PEACE TO OFFER ABD El IM t ;; "PARIS. July 2. ( A. P.I Tho French ;;fonlKn office today received lnfornia I: lion that conditions of peace to bo offered Abd-KI-Krim. the leader of 'j warring Kin inns in Morocco, are lie- Dig prepared by tho Franco Spanish ' conference at Madrid. There Is little M confidence lioro that Alid KI Krim will , accept. !j:l Tho peaco terms will ho offered . Abd KI Krlm in the name, of Spain. ! 4lt liniipli representing both French l:nd Spanish views. Tho Intention is ij,to Rlvo tho Rlffian leader an oppor tunity to show whelher he wants IjjPoaco on what the French and Spanish reKard as reasonable terms. 1 .' Tho purpose of tho Madrid confer ence )h to determine a Joint program ' hereby Franco and Spain may end tho Moroccan warfare. American. First game: Washington ltoslon Zachary, Marberry ' and liurl; Huffing and Moving. Second game: , It. St. 1.ouIh (i Chicago " f. Itelnhart and (J'Farrcll; ush and CtOuKalcs. MC H B W - Keen,! jl -' - , I KecnmU Kanie: It. Viishhi;(u 11 BoHlon 4 Iteuther, Utismdl ami liuel; Kulir and I'lcinUli. II. V. 10 u K 4 IJ ill n 11, K. At Cleveland U. II. lHMrolt .'t 8 3 Clevolan.l 11 10 'J Carroll, Ilollnway nmt 11 a 8 a 1 e r, Wondall; ltui keye and Myatt. NKW Y(l UK, July 2. (A. P.) ,1 lu he ituth hit his sixth bonier of , the KeaKon In the fifth innlnK of to ilay'H Kaino with the AthbMles at the! VunUee Btadiutu, Js'o one was on bane. RAJKM. Ore July 2.Mountini: lo ; over 8.500,000 khIIikik, hjiIcb of KaHoline In OrnKon for May. m;re than equal led (hone of June last year. na i B titatCMUent by Ser.vtary of Slate V Kozf r. Reports front dealers show that durfriK May nf this year there : wr h total dfstrlhui Inn nf v.r.i n 17 Ha''fifl of Kaao'tnu imhI fjJ",T.'i u;illi.tifl of cllBtillato. The taxes collei ted by htho .secretary of state on these sales Jtotalod $271,409.45. .iK To dato the motor vahicle fuel ,a(if Intics niraHttres havo broimht to .'-yiUn Rtnto tronsury tho totnl sum of NKW YOHK. July2. Wally Plpp. ' Yankee first baseman, was knocked uiieonMfious by a pltehed ball, thrown j by Charles Caldwell, young Prinietom university plteher. In the batting, praetire prior to toduy'n game with the Athletics nt (he Yankee stadium. Plpp was hit in the right temple! by a fast ball and dropped. He was itneonselous fr fifteen minutes and enm-UMslon of Hi ip btain is feared., lie was removed to St. A'iinvnt'H hos pital, where physicians nay "hts con dition Is serious. AI New York II. H. K. j I'biliid. Iidiin fi 15 0 New York 3 C 0 Ivommel and Cmdiriltie; lloyt. Ker Kusnn. 1 1, .ltdiusou and Kehang, P.en- gMIKh. o " Hear .one Case Inly till SA1.KM, pe.. July2. Tho ease of l'riu'st Kroner and others analnst the city of Port hind appellant, involving the rinstttutlotiallty of the Portland zoning ordinance. h,is hee'n advanced by the Mipremo court for bearing July 14. j Crawford Funeral HrlH. ! I'I(TI,A , lliv . Jul, J The Tutieral of A, M. Crawford, prominent 1 local attorney and former attorney-I general of Oregon, was held here to j day. Tho services were conducted by j the Masons. Mr. Crawford died sud- 1 denly last Tuesday while on 11 fUliiim ! trip nenr lietid, i Men's Extra Pants - . . Note These Sale Prices: 1.50 values U $2.98 fl.00 vnluos $3.40 H")0 values ?3.85 $5.00 values : $-1.25 $5.50 values ....?4.75 $(i.00 values $4.98 $(1.50 values $5.25 $7.00 values $5.95 $7.50 values $6.45 Our Annual July Sale Is In Full Swing Dress up for the 4th at these reduced prices Shirts on Sale foliar atlaVlied shirts. $2.00 value, ...$1.59 $1.50 value shirts, collar at tached $1.19 A r r i) v ami Manhattan shirts. $:i.5() values.. ..$3. 15 Ath'etif union suits, 75e value , 59e Athlelie llliioii suits, $1.'J5 value ..?. $1.00 One lot Palm Beach suits, $1(5.50 values $li.00- One lot of Palm Beach suits.... :...$13.20 L'0 discount on all hot weather. ? two-piece suits. . Mom's night shirts, muslin, $1.25 value 98, Faneyvsilk sox, 75c valuo....59 Durham cotton sox, 20c val.l5 M.csh knit union suits .'..$1.00 SWIM1HJNG SUITS Boys' cotton suits, 50c val...48$ Better cotton suits for bovs.... .....75 and $1.50 Boys' wool suits...;$3.00-$4.50 Men's suits, part wool....$2.98 Men's cotton swimming suits - $1.00 Jantzen swimming suits - fYr men : .........$6.00 For young men $5.50 For boys .'. $4.50 SPE&IAL Outing hats, $3.00 valuc....$1.50 Men's Suits $25.00 values $23.75 $30.00 values $28.50 . $35.00 values $33.75 $10.00 values $38.00 $15.00 values $42.75 One lot $25.00 and $30.00 values $19.50 . One lot of, $30.00 .to $45.00 values :.$24.50 MANN'S DEPT. STORE THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY Phone 486-487 . Medford, Oregon 20 Discount on all Straw Hats $2.00 Fancy straws....$1.60 $3.00 Straws $2.30 $3.50 Tovo's $2.80 $5.00 Panamas $4.00 $0.75 Panamas $5.40 Mens khaki hats 69 1 4 -t ,s
