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RAGEDY, TALENT
BASEBALL SCORES
tor iKivins attciiilod the inquest
JLmny vt iho hmy of 1M LouIh
t, killed ly him while uttomptlnK
p-slut urifst yH((iilny. State Traf
! iff U'or .'. I'. Talent- returned
i ourly thlH morning hiiiV over
exoneration, I nit sinl at heart
the accidental tragedy.
( would .rather he dead myself
) to have intentionally killed that
1," he a id thin morning during an
rview. i
!t Is very Heldmn that I become
.id, hut I mu.it admit I was scared
n LoulNiRiuit wuh walking toward
lifter 1 had unknowingly shot him.
Id htm to stop or I would nhout,
as he advanced it wuh beyond me
Hill tho triner. 1 could not in
jonally kill the num."
ul"nt related the full ntory of the
Wly, which dovetailed with tele
hie reports already received,
iiis morning he received u tele
i from T. A. Haffety. head of the
i traffic bureau, which read ax
ws, "Car Htolen from Raymond,
Kverything . K."
day Talent t on duty handling
in at the fair grounds. .
I'hile at any lime the taking of a
mi life by an officer In the course
uty, whether necessarily or by
lent. Is regrettable, there is no
ttion but that tho accidental kill
er Louis Loulsignnt near Albany
(M-day by Truffle Of fleer Chas. 1.
(nt was Justifiable," said District
nicy Newt cm Chancy, who was
Talent and driving the car when
shooting occurred in pursuit of
signot as a suspicious acting In-
final and suspected aulo thief at
time.
I liis office here this morning
jChaney discussed in full the de
f of the pursuit and tragedy, and
It considerably on Louisignot's
linal career.
r. Chaney frankly related that
jfit never owned or carried a re
er until Sept. 1st last he pur
led one from Game Warden Roy
r of Ashland, and that Talent
id not have gotten out his revol
miring the pursuit If Chaney him
ihad not suggested that he do so.
t'he revolver was in a pocket of
liuiomohile and Louisignot looked
pugh and acted so suspicious that
Id Charlie that he had better get
jgun out of the pocket," said
hey. "He did so and fired sev-
shots in the air from the run
board, but still Louislgnot only
ided on the faster.
finally as we were just coming in
l the rear of Louisignot s car
nt still on the running board and
ng the gun aimed at tho man.
ited for him to stop hut H-ouisig-
turned his head and cursed
nnt.
Uust then or may be a second
when I was unable to check the
d of our car In time we crashed
a car coming from the other
tion, and the impact caused
nt to lurch heavily and involun-
pull the trigger, thereby caus-
oufsignot's death.
he coroner's jury nt Albany in-
hgatlng the case which gave a
let of complete exoneration for
nt was composed of the very best
of Albany. Kollowing the vcr
each juror voluntarily came over
shook the hand of Charlie in
trat ulation and sympathy."
Xnllotuil w
ST. I.nuls. Mo.. Sept. 16. (A. P. 1
Manager Kogem Horn-shy of the St.
Louis Cardinals, champion major
league home run slugger, slashed out
his thirty-seventh hoiuj run of th
season off Knight in the fifth Inning
of today's game with Philadelphia.
One man was on base.
At Pittsburg. 1st game
Hrooklyn -
Pittsburg
Klliott, Cantrell and
Meadows and Smith.
Second game
Itrooklyn
Phtshurg
Osborne. L. lirown
Oldham and Oooch.
and
It. 11. K.
.. :i in i
.. ft ii o
Uc berry;
H. H. K
... i S o
... 0 9 0
Taylor;
At Chiclnnnatl It. II. R.
New York .." 2 U 0
Cincinnati I !
Xehf and Snyder' Lucpiu and liar-
grave.
At Chicago. 1st game It. II. K.
Itoslon it 7 1
Chicago H 10 1
(ienewleh. Ityan and Oibsuti; Alex
ander and (lonalcH.
Second game It. II.
P.nston K I Tt 2
Chicago C 10 2
lientim and O'Neil; Kaufmann; Os
borne, Milstead and llartuett.
American v
M Philadelphia. 1st game 11. If.
Chicago 1 s
Philadelphia.
Lyons. Kerr and Crouse;
and Cochrane.
Second game .
"hicago
Philadelphia
Hlankenship and Schalk ;
Walherg, (iraves and Chaney
4 14 0
Itommcl
1. II. K.
li 1 I 1
2 ! 4
llarriss.
AND LIQUOR GETS
A HEAVY SENTENCE
SALKM. tire.. Sept. 1 . Jacob
Diet?, 'of Oregon City was adjudged
guilty In Justice court here Tuesday
afternoon uii a charge of driving an
automobile ' while intoxicated. lie
was immediately sentellred by Justice
of the Peace Small to serve three
months in the county ja il, pay a
fine of '2'iQ and lose his driver's
license for n year. His car will he
held by the authorities for three
months.
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Tl collision -Oi of which the
charge jjrew occurred when Diotz'n
automobile in which were himself,
his wife anil a small son, clashed
iih a truck near St. Paul on Sun
day. September ti. The wife and boy
were severely hurl, th boy going
to a hospital with a badly injured
head. i
i declared there was no evidence that
IMetx had been tiruiKing nut jiepmy
Sheriff pert Smith, who handled the
case at the time, said evidence of
liquor was strong.
I uieix. in Hani io o a K.niiaKC iiiiui-
r operaiing u i-oruunti.
lry Agents Not I'opalar.
PKOUIA. 111. "limuire Into the
operations of these lone wolves and
hungry dogs who have been poured
upon us from that cesspool of tnhiultyt
Washington," said C o u n t y Judge
tireen In charging the m'and jury to
invest iga to raids by federal dry
agents.
II. V..
At Xew York, 1st game
Cleveland 11 1
New York S tt o
liuckeye. Miller and Myntt; Shock
er and Itengough.
Second game Ti. . I-
Clevoland 3 5 0
Xew York 4- ! "
Speece and Myatt ; Pen nock and
Luebhe.
noSTOX. Sept. 1(1. St, Louis-P.os-ton,
double header postponed; rain.
"WASMIXCTOX. Sept.
Ington-Detroit, rain.
Virginia G
sh I UP f
FAMOUS I JLJ""
fss Tyfi
With
FORREST
STANLEY
MARGARET
UVIN0ST0M
OEOROE
FAWCETT
Will you find happiness at the top of the
ladder or is it right where you are?
Also
Our Gang Comedy
"DOG DAYS"
NEWS
RIALTO
FRIDAY "SPEED WILD'
fVmU with pn
ATE LIBRARY TO
ALKM, Ore., Sept. 16. Hecauso of
t of funds mused by a decreased
roprlatton by the 1925 legislature,
(state 'library board today voted to
from 800 to 600 the number of
111 towns and comnnipnity points
the state where tho traveling II-
hy from the state library shall elite.
mother measure of economy was
Imilgation of a rule that all state
jiry patrons In Marlon and Polk
litics must get their honks by mall
not apply for thorn in person. This
make possible a decrease in help,
m Is to he nn exception to this
lisss Cornelia Marvin was reelected
p librarian. Governor Pierce was
led chairman of the board and J.
hurchill, state school superlntond
waa elected vice chairman., JO d gar
'iper nnd Miss Anne Mulhuron of
land weee reelected members of
board.
nngrossman V. C. Hawloy of Sn
j after having attended and nd
(sed the forum of the Ashland
nber of commerce yesterday and
idlng the night In that city, came
to .Med ford thin morning, and Is
Ing his headquarter at the Hotel
Iford.
luring the day he met with nu
tus friends and local republican
jers. addressed the Lions club
tins? this noon nnd attended the
ty fair thl afternoon. He leaves
home In the morning.
football Season Starts.
Lv FAYETTE. I ml. The foothnll
Inn hue flrrlvArl HnOvA of PllT
1 broke a shoulder running thru
nls.
AV-Uflair Til nwnii
Exhibition
and Sale
of
Oriental Rusts
from
CARTOZIAN -
BROS. Inc.
at our store.
'and at the
Jackson
County
Fair
SEPTEMBER
' 16-17-18-19
Be sure to see our display in
the Merchants' Building.
Tho organisation of Cur
tnftiun ltrov., Inc.. reaches
to Uie very Orient, hcrn
"hundred of looms operate
under their direct super
vision. In New York is
their importing house,
while In Portland, Seattle,
Spokane and Tacoma re
tail branches are main
tained. Their direct im
portation, huge turnover
and strict "ONE I'HKIE
POLICY" enable them to
offer Oriental Mugs at the
very lowest of prices.
I HE largest organization handling Oriental
Rugs in America, the Cartozian Bros.,
Inc., have sent to us a special representative
for a few days for the purpose of exhibiting
and selling through our store a splendid as
sortment of Oriental Rugs.
In this marvelous collection "are Persian,
Turkish and Chinese Rugs and Carpets, rang
ing in price to meet the purchasing power of
practically every lover of the Home Beauti
ful, and we cordially invite the public to join
with us in seeing this exhibition. We feel,
too, that here is a buying opportunity which
you and your friends should not miss.
Oriental Rug Exhibition and Sale
In charcc of
Gordon J. Campbell
Special Representative of Cartozian Bros., Inc. ,
Weeks &Orr
Complete House Furnlsrfcra
FAIR WEEK SPECI ALS
After you have visited the fair and seen the wonderful displays there, drop
into our store and look over our display of Men's Work Clothing, Shirts,
Shoes and other values.
Diiv's Dress TrmiKfi's in ninny nltrnis, prici-d frmii
$5.50 io $8.25
Hiiy's ll.-iivy WVinht Klmlii Work 1'ants $2.85
ll.'iy's Mnlimn Wcinlil Klmlii l'mil.s $2.00
l);iv's Mnli'skiii Suits, cuiisisl il' I i'iiiisi'i's ami i I , ruar-
it 1 1 1 ! 1 mil ti I'ikIi' or silt fi n U ; tin? I'ini'st wurk suit inailn
hi $10.50
We I'l'i'iiiiiini'iiil Day's Trousers mill Suits for
lorn; wi-.ir mill best results.
MORE VALUES
lli-ii's Itliie or (irey Work Skirts, I'ull cut; minlo from ronil
elianiliray 65
Men's I'lliie or (Irey Khinnel Work Skirts for full nnd
winter $1.85
.Men's I). I). I'Maiinel Shirts, ilonlile I'lllOW, liueil liosoms,
til $2.50
(.'eniiine Wool Army Shirts $3.50
AII-w.fi.I 1'liiM Shirts; the lainoiis lilack Hear lal.el. $3.90
l-'aney Wool 1'laiil, lllaek Meal' liraml, two-poeket, coat cut,
for $5.25
lilnzers. all-wool Mile plaids $-1.75
Heavy Wool Khmers $8.75
Hen's Full Ciil. L".'l.Weiht Denim Overalls $1.25
ISInek Hear llrand Overalls $1.50
W0r
Vp1 J
tnocterau; priced Of
SHOES
We have shoe values in solid leather
shoes that will sure please you.
No. STli.') Solid Leal her Shoes $2.50
No. 8721 Solid Leather Shoes $2.75
No. S.Vi!) Solid Leather Moeeasin work, long
Wearing eoniposif ion soles and heels $3.65
Dress Shoes and Oxfords, priced from sM.2"i
l $5.50
High Top Shoes and Moeeasin Toe l'aes from
$7.oll to $9.50
BLANKETS
We furry a full line of Cotton nnd Wool
Blankets in doulile and single, priced from
n.ir to $6.00
ARMY OUTING STORES
Medford's Big Exclusive Workingman's Store.
32 SOUTH CENTRAL AVE., OPPOSITE HUNT'S CRATERIAN
R. S. Stewart, Manager ' Phone 667-Y
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FREE LECTURE
on CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
BY
PAUL STARK SEELEY, C.S.B.
I OF PORTLAND, OREGON
Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church,
The First Church of Christ, Scientists, in Boston, Massachusetts.
RIALTO THEATRE
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17
8:00 P.M.
ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
Fur Coats
The Newest and Latest Styles Are Now
Being Displayed at Our Store.
Some With Straight Line Effects
Some Are Flared Lines and Also Jackets
Chokers of All Kinds
Bartlett's
Fur Shop
New Craterian Bldg., South Central
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