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MEDFOT?p MATH TTlTRUyn. MTrnFOBD. OK" TUESDAY, DErEMDETT 8 102.'
PJGE THRITE
OVIE NIGHT AT .
ALLEGED TAUT
15 FOUND GUILTY
IS
Range Management Urged.
(.KIDKN, rtiih. IK. (A. !.) A
rigid H-8tem of ran no management is
t'HHt'iUtal if grazing on the national
forestri is to be stuljillzfil, h;iII una inn
expert! who presented papers today
at the western grazinu mnferewe
held hero hy the forest servire.
Tapers were presented hy It. it. Mill
of Sun KnmriKco and J. I.. IVterson
was forhidden on the cam pirn In ait
annouuceiueul today. l'rofetusoflB com
plained of the noUfl of the motors
about the buildings when class periods,
were ending and opening.
of Portland, Ore.
Bar Autos From Campus.
8KATTLK. liec. S. I A. P.) Be
cause, students at the I'niversity of
Washington persisted in usin--; their
uutomonileH to go from one class to
another, driving and parking of cars
CLUB IS
TO SETTLE FUSS
. ON SHIPPING B'D
ADVISED TO TEAR
Onod clean cotton rags wnnte tT
Mull Tribune. lf
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l was "old-fashioned movie nlRlit"
Hurry .Mi-tfliny. iiIIokc'iI "FaBln.'
ft,iiu,B ui lna remiiur rniiri:wl with InduriiiK Itl.hmil Dunn,
rn' eruption in the Hotel Medionl n 13 your old hoy ,,r Oakland, culif..
inient nnd. of course, everylhinn rh the KkII biu-hup nl Oolrt Mill, on
I wroiiB that usually happened N'"v,'"'"'i- l.lih. wan found cullty lo
ll aw in the dluBy littlo shrines a Jury ln Plr" man ihln nfii-momi
he Bilent drama, with the excep- Bf"'r follr hour" 'deliberation. Ae-
of a broken film for some un- corUnK ' report nt the court house
Binahle reason the film held to- ,he Jl"'v v""'d for eonvlrtlon from
fir lust night. Horace Hromlev, ,he (irM '"allot, with the exi-entlon o(
authority on cinema productions Ju'''"' who VM nciiulttal on
operator at last niulifs perform- ",e s1"011"'1 that the hoy and not the
(, reported nt his desk in the nfenl" wns iruilty of the various
)o hulldln--? this morninn, none the or,nle who finally was persuaded
le lor show. Owing to the dark- VHte wllh tl"? majority. The con-
) of the Orators' hniuinot hull tho vidian carries with it a penitentiary
Winter members and cuests who , fn,'nre froni one " years. I
) present last night were unable 1 hP Jl"'v ln ,h" r Harry
Core a hit on Horace. Mr-Klroy, indicted with Klrhurd Dunn
le main feature of last night's per-!"K'' nnl a-used by the latter
lance was the "super-producllon" ' mivl"K Inspired him to commit
the good box office title, "The " s','l's "' "" robberies In California
of Ixive." starring Kudolph S'alen- "oulhern iregon. beKan Its delih
I and Julian Kltlnge, and Is n-' e,'"""ns at lii:.1a this morning nnd
r good argument in favor of pro-1"'" """ oul nt 1 o'clock. The specific
lion. The playwrite who wrote I fn'""Ke was the theft of.tla on No
scenario evidently started the v,'mhf-1' 15 hist, from the Kell Garage
Y In good faith but rapidly losti'" '
rol of It and the characters' " "n ''oy'sh frankness nnd honest
ped through a plot thai none 0f candur Richard told the story of his
audience could erasn. "Old Man criminal adventures, and concealed
WASHINGTON. Dec. 8. (A. P.)
Two measures denling witli the na
tion's shipping problem and designed
to end the troubles which have caused
a breach in recent months between
the While House nnd the shipping
board, were brought forward today in
the senate.
One of them, sponsored by Chair
man Jones of the commerce commis
sion, author of the merchant murine
act of 1920. would provide for divorce
ment of the shipping butird and the
fleet corporation.
I'nder the bill all properties would
be transferred to the corporation and
the hoard would assign to tile presi
dent the $50,000,000 of the fleet corp
oration stock which it now holds.
. in the other measure, Senator Kd.;e,
republican. New Jersey, proposes abo
lition of the shipping hoard uhd em
powering of the president to transfer
ull fleet functions to the commerce
department.
linuity" wbh noticeably absent.
jere were, however, some redeem
features' about last night's Crater
, V. One was the orchestra music.
nothing. Ills home is in Oakland.
t'nllf., and he sinned out In the
world six weeks ago. taking u Chevro
let autn from .the streets of n suburb
v. r Brandon, assisted by Herb 01 1,1111 c,l- ne tesurieu. Lie drove to
Td and Roy Shreve. supplied Home jSan JHe- Ctt,. "d met .MoKlroy,
, Jly effective "effects" and music. who W1,H employed in k shooting
vaudeville feature hy hurry Mann gallery. Dunn hart $1.15 and bought
J 1 got a big hand and some tasty hreulifHSl or the defendant and a boy
f :orn and peanuts were sold be- tney ""pd "The White-Haired Kid."
n reels hy Rob lioyl and Peachy jTne llio lirted for Reno.'Nev.
:t':mon. Some interesting local At Stockton, Calif.. Dunn testified,
(e scenes were also shown through 1 McKlroy told him to "go and get
courtesy of the California Oregon ompl money." and he went and
ir' company. j robbed a store till of $200. giving the
the short business meeting which ' money to MeKlroy he charged, who
eded the movie program. It was divided it. giving the "White-Haired
ded that the Craters would secure j Kid" $1!5. Richard $90, mid keeping
cial train for a trip early in the 85 for himself. They stayed the next
j season to Dunsmuir, where they .night at Chlco. Calif., according to
1 stage a joint meeting with the .the story, and during the night "The
While-mured Kid" departed, first
robbing Richard of his shore.
Dunn's efforts to tell of alleged
"Kngin" robberies In Ashland and
Klamath Kails were ruled out upon
objections of the defense. . J
At Cold Mill, young Dunn testified.
MeKlroy drove the stolen Chevrolet
up to Kell's Oarage, und nt the sug
gestion of McKlroy left the car while
gaxoline was behicr purchased. ' and
I took $l!t from the cash register. The
I lad snifl he gave the money to Mc-
111 iy, uiiMip wiin u iiuinner m cnecKS
in a poeketbook. an.d that after leav
ing Gold Hill the pair drove up Sor
dine Creek. MrKlroy tore up the
checks, it was testified.
Gold Hill citizens pursued und
overtook the car. und the pair fled
hut were ctiiiirht. when thv nttemnt-
jjnirut'iion 01 wie niuur m-w p,i to run nwny;
charges thu; bavo been hang- Kfi'orts of Attorney Trill of Central
fire for some time past: I Point to contuse the boy were futile,
hey are ns follows; land be answered all questions with
Hit .vs. Mrs. J. A. MeCalvey; mental alertness nnd simp that kept
-Utile Smith; vs. K. C. Winslnw; the interest of iho stectators and
Villlnm Virgil Ramsay and Fred Jury.
lner .Marrett; vs. Robert J. Duff.
l): vs. B. I. Neilson; vs. (art
erson nnd Clyde McClownn;
j. iierce; vs. K. Al. White; vs.
Sears; vs. heigh C. Wet more;
( Anderson nnd Cylde Mcflowan;
James Kelly; vs. Joe D. Lepper;
J'.ill Anderson; vs. T. A. Rbodl-
vs. T. A. Thocllmer; vs. Ell Da
It: vs. Dale Smith; vs. Dale Smith;
Jt. .J. Hodges. Madeline Hodges. I
Uawson and Nettie Dawson; vs.!
J. Hodges, Madeline Hodges, R. Burglars have shifted the scene of
fson' nnd Nettle Dawson; vs. John operations irom tnts city to raient
i lllevlns; v
h McCllntlc
j Nona Heffling; vs. J. A. MeCal
( vs. J. A. McCalvey: vs. M. M.
fling, Nona Heffling
(m; vs. Josephine Sargent: vs. H.
1 Martin ; vs. 1 922 Maxwell tour-
car; Oregon l!)24 license .No.
(267. motor No. 300,2.!; vs. Chus.
IK; vs. Charles Rugg; vs. Jessie
nde; vs. Eli Da hack: vs. Ell Un
it; vs. Wade R. Cook; vs. Viola
tntz nnd Mark Koontz; vs. Viola
ml?, and .Mark Koontz.
js' club of that city.
OVE TO DISMISS
29 LOCAL ACTIONS
t an effort to assist in clearing
i present docket of cases which
e not been tried and which have
j disregarded for want of prose
on, the dlstiift attorney's office
made a motion to dismiss ap
ttmately 2ft aetlons. They cover
IN COAL STRIKE
HARRISBURO. Pa., Dec. 8. (A.
P. ) Action "to advance the settle
ment of the coal strike," was taken at
a conference today between Governor
.Pinchot and representatives of busi
ness organizations In the Pennsyl
vania anthracite region, the governor
announced at the close of a meeting
ttis nftej-noon. The action was not
disclosed.
I CRIME WAVE SHIFTS
TO TALENT AREA
HARRISBURO, Pa.. Dec. R. Gov
ernor Pinchot today resumed his ef
forts to end the suspension of opera
tions in the Pennsylvania anthracite
field, now in Its fifteenth week.
Today's move took the form of a
conference with businessmen. , They
were Invited here hy the governor to
discuss the situation. Although Mr.
Pinchot kept, pllent before the meet
ing us to the exact program he had
in mind, he said its purpose was "in
the interests of settling the strike
without an Increased cost of coal to
the public."
The governor made clear his inten
tion of sticking to the proposals
which he presented as a basis for
settlement on November 28 and
which were accepted hy the miners'
and rejected by the oberators.
-The, governor planned to meet the
delegation of businessmen about
noon in closed session.
Major V. Inglis, chairman of
the anthracite operators' wnge nego
tiating committee In a statement yes
terday said the operators had nothing
to conceal so far ns their books and
profits were concerned and that tho
operators were ready to resume wage
negotiations "on any reasonable
basis."
W. C. Glpson; vs. at-least tor msi nignt wnen au pocitet
vs.M.'m. Jlef fling' knives, several cartons of cigarettes
ann noxes or canny, vaiuon at 5L'i
were stolen from J. O. Hibhard's
The sheriff's office
i
flniirf niwre nifrtr.
Sillies wiai 110 ciufs were leu nrmmi.
Entrance, according to Deputy
Lewis Jennings, was made thru a
high rear window by the use of a
stepladder and then jumping 10 feet
to the floor when Inside, while exit
was made through the front door,
which was foupd open this morning.
Last night murks the second lime
that the store bus been entered with
in two months.
s
1-
jmplaints against nine corpora
i were filed today by the district
iney's office at the request of
Wate Corporation Department for
colleolton of, delimtuent license
j for the years of I it 24 and 1ll'5.
(cording to law. these corpora
It are not allowed to do business
jie state until the delinquent fees
e been paid. In ndditfon to the
Action of the fee in each case a
I of $100 has also been assessed as
hied by the statute,
he following. Which operate In
hern Oregon, are Involved: Sacra
ito Investment corporation, Mian
I Manufacturing conipuny, Hpo
e Orchards, Incorporated. Score
I n if co m pa ny , Pa ge Theo t res.
tltor Orchard company. Medford
hard company. Masonic Bar Pla-
company nnd Saint Anthony In
loruted. ,
PRISON REPORT TELLS
OF SANDEFER'S RUN
The report of the pnvernor'H prison
inveHtjKntlllK committee, appointed
fullow'iiiK the prison break lust Atl
guft, contains one paragraph of loeal
Interest, because It relates to . tJ.
Sanclefer. former Jackson county pro.
hlhltlon enforcement officer, whose
tactics and expenditures created con
sldcrahle adverse comment during
his three years' tenure of office.
The paragraph reads:
(iuard Handefer apparently en
tered tower No. 1 and then left,
runnlnn north to the Oregon
state hospital. Approximately one
third of a mile distant, where he
arrived in a state of collapse,
requiring medical attention. He
says he was after a doctor to
attend Dolman when he was
wounded.
VASHINOTON. Dee. 8. Although
wnrdly nil was lovely and serene
thn sennte chamber today, those
listened carefully hjard the
Hidings of many storrns to come,
if ciiilet tones Semtior Jones of
nhlngton, the republican whip,
isl his colleague! that ho would
liose In the nyar figure a re
nn b te senate rulw bt tho
IQiKUl ne outlines I
jsl.f? advocte.t by Vice-President ,
Ires In his eujflirfi-r's swing around j
circuit. Instead, the senator pro
ftl that a majority be empowered
r. .. ... . .11 , . , if... i . ns-
jinut tieoaie n"
taxes and approi" unions. .
Kipling Continues Itccmery
IirKWASH, Sussex. Knglund. Dec.
R. (A. P.) A medical bulletin Issued
from Rudyard Kipling's home nt noon
today says the author who is suffer
ing front broncho-pneumonia, had
another good night and Is maintain
ing his Improved condition.
,CUan Your Win Jv
with
Liquid Sunshine
Would Extend Payments,
. Washington, Dee. 8. tA.i'.j The
payment of construction charges on
federal reclnmntlon projects would be
extended over a period of 35 years
under the provisions of a bill intro
duced In the senate today by Chair
man Jones of the commerce committee.
PORTLAND. Ore., Dee. 8. A.P.)
The state highway cummisnion in
sessison here today reieivtd a report
! from State Bridge Kuginoer McCui
lough advising the tearing down of
the old bridge nt Albany. Contempt
proceedings are pending against the
members of the commission for starl
ing the use of the new bridge at that
point. It wns indicated al the meet
ing that the Linn county court wanes
the old bridge removed and commis
slnoers declared they would not per
mit use of the old bridge.
The new bridge across tho Wil
lamette river at Hurrisburg Is expect
ed to be opened for travel this month.
I Highway Commissioner 1 f. li. Van
Dozer suggested that In order to in
sure n large attendance at the open
ing ceremonies a Charleston dance
contest be held on the bridge and the
state offer prizes for the winners.
The commission today accepted
the gift by the Shevlln-Illxon Lumber
company of Bend, of th seven or
eight acre tract that includes the fa
mous Lava river caves, this land be.
itig on the Dalles-California, highway
(Fremont trail) some fourteen miles
south of Bend. The hlg trees are left
standing on the tract, which will be
named Uiva River Caves Park and it
'will be made one of the chief resting
places along the highway from the
Dalles tn Klamath Falls.
I County Judge A. I. Johnson, James
Donegnn and Attorney J. V. Biggs,
all of Burns. Harney county, discuss
ed the Improvement of the road from
' Burns to Canyou City, 32 miles of
which are in Harney county. The
men from Burns want this made a
part of the federal forest service road
program. The entire road will cost
J2i;0,000. including surfacing. The
county hn $65,000 for co-operation. !
! Grant county nnd the forest service
I has built a large part of the road In
'flrant county. Tne total length of
this highway is 68 miles.
The commission will recommend to
the federal authorities that the road
tn question be put on tho 1926 pro-,
gra m.
Harney county will also give $!ir,-,
000 towards the Burns-Juntura road.
i !3. It. Lnughlln. ranger living near
Mitchell, appeared to urge the con
struction of the McKenzie hlghwny
from Mitchell to Dayville, 31 miles.
All the commissioners agree this road
should be built, but as It will cost
$500,000 they say work cannot be
'started next year. Highways nre
badly needed ln Wheeler county, it be
ing the only county In the state that
has no railroad of of any sort.
The highway cofhmlaslson will urge
the forest service to hurry up work
ion the Sand C?ree"k connection of the
Fremont Hall with Crater lake park.
-fhuj'-nml'R hafffiles. Ur
I County Commissioner R. fl. Held nf
Tillamook wants the Roosevelt high
way survey in his county tn pnss by
Mohler, ns now planned, nnd tnke in
Nehalem. The matter wns referred
to Stato Highway Knglneer Klein.
Judge Rarnard of Lane county
wants state nnd federal co-operalion
on the Willamette hlghwny, nnd
(urged that work on the route from
Lowell to Onkrldge, 23 miles, start at
I once.
' The road 'to Oakrldge will cost
more than $800,000. Lane county of
fering $2 ft 6.500 co-nperation.
The entire session this afternoon
was devoted to a conference with the
local federal road and forest author
ities in discussing the government's
road work In Oregon In 1926.
Charming
New Patterns
Arriving just in time for the gay
festivities of the holiday season
"LOLA"
Alwiiys in (.'"'"l tiistt; bpciiiiKp of nituplo clcniinec, this satin
or pHtcnt oiie-Ntnip nmy he worn 'bpenminftly for nftornoon
or evening. IVii'c irlO.CHI.
Give Her the Kind of
HOSIERY
She Knows Is Best
The finality you find here in nil stylish shades rose taupe,
rose beige, dust, light (jimnietal -pneked lo befit the
occasion. 4
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honey gathered by the t-'r- " l "-ZV ' $1111
busy bees, in the old-. 'sfffS' " ' P tr. i
fashioned garden of the K?,- ' Of THr Pt7 Ull
Bee Master -a moving J hi tLfj Ull
tale, told as only Gene " ) .h 4 2rfV
Stratton-Porter could tell
it the fragrant fiction of ' '-I Jc- ch I III
a master novelist the -fLi pAicS'' I I
tang of the open sea the jygjggW f&ji '.110
I charm of the desert the J)T 1 yt'"p HJ
wholesomeness of Real " "u. ' ' 111
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