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. PRESIDENT SEES
OLD FRIENDS OF
OMOREOW
HUMBLER DAYS; LAKE, TWO KILLED
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NORTHAMPTON. Mum.. Aim. 21 RAI.IIlA. Colo., Aiij,-. 1? I . Two
(A. IV) III a drizzling mill I're.sldeni ' n ainiiicn are dead, fidc-ii p.-imsmik.-im
CnnlldRc set out by iiinlnr today mi mi. seriously lnjui.il, n it Imiiik in a
the last lap of Ills lt-li In the summer hospital here, ami 7T others arc purs
White llnumi III Kwaiiipseoll, Mush. I n(! ,-uim anil bruises today an Ho- ic-
'null of a head-on collision hetween
NORTHAMPTON, Mass., Aim. 21 two lourlsl-ladcii Denver an. I kio
1 (A. I.) Hark ill his lllimn town fur (iraiide Western railroad trains at the'
a fleet call. President CoolidKe visited inuuiiinlii station of Cianitc, I'nlii..
today with old friends und neighbors forty miles from Sall.ia laic yesici- i
before' continuing on his way to day.
Swampscott. Responsibility for tho
Mn and woiiipii who Unc.w Calvin ly i'nllro;iI offlH.ilK in failim :
Cool id Kn hh n HtrilKKliiig iilUirwy, a "f " of tin- mtin.s m rwWvf mi m- I
city councilman, mayor, manlier ofti'T hhiji hi (iv.niUi
the lglnluturfi, lltuilcfiaitt RovTnfr
and govuriKir, Joiwi) In r'Hpcc-t fully
honoring liim uh prrNM.-M.
A limited nuuilfcr of intimntp iWhihIh
Imd ucvvhh to the Iminn or Mih. KtinJia
(Joo11.iia, pnldi'iil'H ninthi-i'-in-
law, whero hn and Mrs. Colidx witi
ovwrnlKht KiifHiM.
The president und his wifn arrived
Iiere-lute yuHtonlny itftnr a Ktr-inil(
duty rldo from Plymouth, Vt . where
they had Hjmnt nix days at the home
of the prBHfdenl'K father. Their de
I The iraJiiH, "I':iihiI litiiir Sjn i ijils,
jiiunht-i-H Kt't-n :iii1 fllit, which run I
mi ii il:iylo:hl Hi-lnduh- between Iitn
vr ami Sail Lake I'liy for (he Ikii-
fll tit ItHII'jslK, lllt'l on a "l VVTM'
cili-ve" after iiiumIm-i- H(;hl. tin ensl
linuiiil train, hy.l failt d to r.-r.ivo ih
MUtji iti'ili-r, nlfirlals ilcrliiicil. Hti'f-l
eoai'hcs iicv'lilt-d wlinh'snle Iiimm i.f
lid:
A (jneer twlsl nf ev'iilM jMeceded
Ihe eraHh, Siinnii'I Siniih, Salhla Hh-patchi-r,
n-ecved a n-pnii that Nuin-
partlire Irom Northarniiton today wjih le-r I-.IkIm had jiuhhimI Cnnilh- wlllmut
tlm (id to permll lliem to he huek al. n-eelvlnt? a Hiop urdt-r and i-raljlii
tit Hummer While House he lor" "'"i mithliiK .-i.uhl pn-vt-nt a wrerk,
LlKhtfuH,
Rhortly nftnr IiIh arrival hern the
jireHfdent rdKned the Iti-lKian deht
artfrnient hroiiKht here for his sir
nature. DtRplta IiIh KruelltnR motor trip
ypfltorday. Mr. CoolldKe after supper.
he iioilfifil the Hi'd (.Yiikh hfniital
h'ie and wan nnhwlntf ndh f train-s at
Ij'iid vllle. MiH'lia ' ImI : i ami Salida to
the Mei-ac fifteen inluuh-.s hefuru the
t-rash oeeurri'il.
Kircnian .1. U'. Ta uuhtenha uph. of
Train Nn. 7. and , i-:. Imelan. fire-
rodo to Ihn hiilldliiK where he mice man nf Train No. h, wen killed,
had low office, elimlied a fliuht of TaiiKhtenhaiiKh's body hiIII wa hurli'd
(if his locriiiHiilve
limler llie v-ecl(aK
curly today.
lioherl ('nudes, of I leaver, a dining
ear cook, and I'eier o.MiiiK'onery. also
of iJenver, were l he most seriously
engine eah into (he Arkansas ,-h't
when he saw ihe approai-h of train
liuinlier oikIH. The Iwo engineers aim)
saved iheir own live by juiitpiiiK.
The eiiKine of the eastboimd train
elimbed atop the westbound locomo
tive uh they met and four coach ex of
tho eaHthoiind carrier lefi ihe track.
Hlalrfl lioplnK to find Inn old Inw part
ner, JiidKn Ralnh lleinlnwiiy. hut in
tnrned homo diHappolnted, I'rofltinpr
by hiK exporienre or last ufKlit. Pn'sf
dent ConlidUR nrmed himself with a
tn to bin hi w off ice tod a v. returned In in red
to the hitildhiK In which it Ik located I K. A. Itoberis. Die only one nf tlx
nnd mtceneded In KalninK admillanee j three firemen to escape alive, hMc-
throitKli tho door which hears the. stepped death by juuipiiiK from iiv
leiterins ('alvn mnlidw-ltulph llem
Inwnv. law offir.M
Judge lleininwav joined the presi
dent and for half an hour they In
dulged in romlnlHeences and discussed
personal matters. The office walls
nre lined with law hooka helonKins to
Mr. Coolldgo and when he returned to
the Goodhue home he took a hatch of
papers along for later perusal.
Mr8. Coolldgo Hpent the morning
vlaltlntt with her mother. PhotoKruph
nrs and movie men. KtandliiK outside
the hoime in a drizzle, were rewarded
when Mi'H. Coolldge and Mra Oondhue
came out on the porch and posed for
pictures.
To please the photographers Mrs.
Cool id ge went hnrk Into the house,
returnlnR with "Means," a KohIom
terrier, who once lived at the While
House, hut hncnuse of his Innhllltv In
get along with the other dogs there
has heen making IiIh home with Mrs.
flood hue for n year or more. With
the pup clnsped in her arms, Mrs. ( A US AW, Aug. 0. (A. P.) d-
uoouugn posed lor anoiner aeries tn vices received Irom Moscow report
photographs.
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HE KILLED GIRL
MIAMI, Fla., Auk. 51. Jnlm io
bel. wealthy JJaylona real otalo
dealer, la heillir held wlilmut ball'
horn today fullnwliiK' the reemnnien
thn ii'tiini In iKiwitr of Leon Trotzlty
wiiii tun iipiliitimnt or I lie lormi'i'
war minister an chiei of the ucoiinnilr .
ominoll.
MIh roHloratlon lo a position of In-!
lliU'iioo had liceu rxpecied In Polinh
circh'S. where It waa epei leil his
KlreiiKth anil popularity were too Rroat
lo pel mil of keepliiK him lon under
probation heeaime of the probnlillily
of his beeomlni! he head of some
anti soviet movetnnt.
His new post. It Is believed here.
will iliww.i l.iu ..t.: ...
the ttislt of improviiiK Itiissln's pro-'
noinio romlilious witliout iiiereasiui;
his iuilille.il intluenee to any treal
extent.
Trotzky relumed lo Moscow last
May niter virtual exile In the Caueasus
because of Ills ilisurL'enev .iir.-iinul Ihe
iinuon 01 a i nroiier s jury .vesiui .mj dletates of stl let liolshevlsm. lie was
that ho bo detained lo coiineetiun ' Bivi'ii a nilnor post in tlm Kovernioent
with tho death of Mrs. II. II. Hum. ror what was termed n period or pro
Testimony waa Riven at the Imtuest nation. The illspaleli from Warsaw
lndteutlnir that (ioliel nolsotled the imliealnu ileil ii.Iq .,.....i i.,.u ...i..,i
woman and had eonfessed to nno of and tliat llie former ted army leader!
tlio oirteora. It was also intimated, iiKiiln is lo have a dlreetliiK voice In
lie later attempted to lull,e c'enncy.al least one liraneh of the soviet kov-
solicitor ltonert it. Taylor, Jr., and eminent.
JJeputy Hherllf 1.. A. Short
Ijv. OrlllteH, who iitteniled' the
woman before her deaih, sabl she
Itopt saylnB! "Why did he do it?"
find ropuatediy mentioned (lohel.
When tho woman beitnn to cry.
frtatlng Oohel had poisoned her, Oo
bel .said: "Don't mind lier boys.
Thn'l' her nllbl she's a doper."
Depuly Sheriff Milham testified. He
Corn-Iris Chai'Kcil Willi Miiiiler
KAN UA.i:i Allit. St. Chai-Kes
of murder were filed here yesterday
iikuIiihi ihe six Sun Qucnlln convicts
who Wednesday attempted to escape
from the prison waterfront kiior In a
tuaboal after fatally beating II. O.
Miller, civilian shippiiiK clerk.
The six convicts tire expected to be
lidded that thu Klii put her arms urruiuuert here today.
around tlohol's neck and asked htm
"why did you kIvo mo that?" Hut
f!obel only pushed her nw-oy. Ijiler
the witness said, when talktiiR with
Clobel about the case, he said: "I'm
Hurry 1 did it. I'm sorry."
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MAY PROVE FATAL
FRESNO, Cal., Auk. SI. (A. P.)
Falling from tho roof of bis home,
F street, whore he bad slept
Thursday inoililnn. Anlono Sol heck.
fV. was probably fatally Injured when
he dislocated his spine In tho fall. He
was hurried by police lo the city
emergency hospital, where It was dis
covered that paralysis bud ulroaity
taken place In So I heck's lowor limits
und he was rushed to tho county ucn
oral, hospital.
Sol hock. uccottllnR to police Informa
tion, had heen ilrlnklsiK when he re
tired Wednesday night und refused to
sleep In his home, ileelatlUK ho would
sleep on the roof. Ho hud spent most
of tho nlKht llioru v heii lie fell.
, , China Strike Not I led
, WAHHLNUTO." AllK. SI. (A. P.)
A eoniTneree department illspau-li
JLoduy fruni Peklli formallyQ-eporled
Tettleineut otOtho strike In llie Jap.
mien cotton mills there which was a
blurting point for much of the re- ;
cent Industrial iNftuibunce In China.
I'VE GOT
SOMETHING
,-riQOOC''
cr
Volstead Act
A ivlliir full .if our GOOD
COAL is Hie best sHW.
ORDER NOW s ,
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PHONE jS MEDTORCJ
9fie Answer to the Burning Question
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M. M. Store
We will put on sale
50 New Fall Coats
No Two Coats Alike
$32.50 New Fall Coats
$24.95
Tomorrow wo aro scll'mp; one lot. of 2.")0 women's coals for
this vory low prico of $24.95. '
This assortnionl was secured from a Xew York manufaclurci's'
saiiiiles and we are passing these most wonderful values on lo our
customers.
Kvery coal is a marvel, of stylo, qualify and beauty; all drossy"
models, fur 1 rimmed and sizes 1(i lo. U;jio Iwo coals alike; black,
brown, navy and grey; all full lined.
R. & G. Corselettes,
$1.25
The new models are hero. Come in and lie fitted before you
select your now fall wardrobe. I. it (I. and Motlart corsets are
ni)eUallod for perfect fit and service
$1.25, $1.69, $2.50 up to $7.50.
Full Line of Sanitary Goods
.25 to 65 Aprons 50 to $1.00
Shields o9o to 59
Men's English Broadcloth
Shirts, $1.95
Twenly-five dozen broadcloMi shirts received and placed on
sale tomorrow at this very low price; regular 'J.oO quality; tan,
white, grey or blue; sizes lU to 17 .....$1.95
Irresistible New Frocks at
Feature Prices, $19.95
Satins for afternoon and informal dinner use; back and front
flares, embroidered peasant sleeves, arc stylo notes that vie with
the interest of Ihe. new' shades of cuckoo, pansy and, of course,
navy ahd henna.
. For Such Frocks, $19.95 Is Modesty llselt
Women's Low Shoes at
$3.85, $4, $4.85 and $5.85
Received this week an early fall shipment of women's patent
and tan low shoes, and priced much below regular mark; up for
quick selling tomorrow and next week. Patent' military heel, cut
out colonial effects and tans with black stitching, (iirls' and
misses' low hrjol patent new buckle strap, only $4.00
Women's Allan A. Rayon
Silk Hose, 75c
These arc unusual values. Seamless double heel and toe,
shades of biscuit, 'nude, tan, grey and black. Every pair comes
under our positive guarantee to wear longer and give better satis
faction than tiny brand of hose you have ever worn. Selling to-morrow
at, pair , 754
Children's Hose, 25c, 35c, 50c
Brown, tan or black in extra fine gunge; full length; extra
- values. .
Holeproof Hose
for Men
and Women .
Mu using Wear for
Women c
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Reliable Merchandise Since 1894
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Medford Bld(.
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McCall Printed
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