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GEORGE GATES TO GH1L0QUIN MEN PATRIOTISM NEED ;CHAMBER HEADS
IGRAM : CLAIM FRAMEUP : OF PEACE 1
ARMISTICE DAY IN LIQUOR CASE: HQTCHKISS SAYS
feH i A A A i , ''
Ceili l c itininuT, nlioiil 2:, ynirs
of np'. weltK-r nf the Mo.lfonl
wcuitiiK woiks, iiih i:.is i:kuu
tt wot, Mistitiiii'd in juries almut
iiniiii today, when a j,':isirliin tunl;
upon whiih lie was snMi-riiu: .x
pluUfil. Tht- M:it was i-;tusi(l hy
an accumulation f funn's in the
tuiilt, thi'ie ln'iiiK nn vent.
The fuivc uf the t-xplnsiitn u
ttM'i'ifir. Onv vm llie iunk upuii
hifli Kiniitit'i' was working.
liurlctl aKain.t a hi lck u ;tll with
Mich violi-mv that its iuipriut was
left. The other eml was catapult
ed ixty feet iicrcM tin- huihlint:.
and hurled itself in a womti'ii wall.
Windows in the hoildin? were
shattered, and the mar of the Must
described as sounding lik- "a crash
tif boxcars" was 'hoard six hlnek
The fu-t official net nf tile ex
ecutive cumiiultec of Med ford pn.-t
of the American l.euinn. after it
civet ion Mundiiy c t nintc. was the
M'li-clii-n of deul'ire Caies Iti act
as general chairman of the annual
'Armistice day pros rum. The coni-
mitten feels particularly fomimtle
in bet abe tn secure the con
sent of Mr. tJates l. handle the
: work nf stau-inu' the cole In at inn
1 which each year attracts thousand:
to Medfurd.
Additional incml-crs of the Arni
,istiee day committee will be an
nounced in the near future and
work en arianu-eiuet(ts for the
: day's entertainment features will
beein at once.
Additional voting at the last post
meetinu' placed in office ". TT.
The Jury in the trial in federal ,
court of I'.en Mitchell and six co
defendants charged wit h fonjjpir
acy, sa In a nd ptisscssion of 1 rtiuor ;
iti the territory, will he-,; in theii '
deliberations late this afternoon.
iefesv foil Use I ,l . O. W'ilkills, ;
hcc;tn his closlnt; aiument this '
afternuun and charirnd the evi- ;
dence against his clients was ;
"li-iinicd-up by the band of kov- ;
eminent lltiuot agents." He was'
scathing in his denunciation of i
"I
just
war-
s j Ralph Kelly.
acut.
He pictured
ir.er Indian ix
chctimstances.
The Hosing
A re -oj ui ion was passed nt 1 lie
regular rhaniher of C'nnimercc
iciter-;' meeting last r.iulit con
dcii'iiit the Ihuinc Itills which arc
to come up for a vide next Novcm
her on the grounds that the pas-.-;tge
of the hills would curtail the
lotion." said Colom-l (..Mar- slate highway improvement pro
Hotchkiss. I'nited Stutns i gruin and cieiue a serious condl
maishai. in talking to members ofjtion. Other matters wove ;ils:i
the Lions dub at luncheon today hrouglii up fur discussion, lucludim;
at ihc Hotel Holland. ! plans tor tin entertainment ot the
Tim colonel declared that the i I'milnm! -;ood-will caravan which
I rim ism in lime of peace
s itupi'i'tutit as in time of
In cases of emergency eili-
x.ens of the nation respond al once.
After the emergency is past we in
variably fall hack and forget the
good r.
special pndiihition j best way of showing patriotism. In j I to arrive in Mod ford ncl 'lliurs.
j lime of peace is by observance of j tiny hy special train.
Carlos Iltalr, a ror-Mlmhiw. I le discussed the expense 1 The plans were tuilled over to
cm, as a victim of i involved with the increase of nim" retails trade eoinmlttce headed
hind urged the Lions as grtoip to i hy Clarence Meeker who. with the
argument for the . take more interest in the maner other members, will work out the
government will be made by IHs- I Mf local law
triet Attorney tJeorc Xeuncr. j
in or
corge Xeuncr.
I'lllellt.
United
Stales
Kimnier was ruslied to the t.tun- j Kluhror as second vice-cominnnd- jn the Chiloquin rum gang trial
munlty hospital, where it w
ported this afternoon that the in
jured man was suffering from torn
ligaments of (he right arm. and
Khocit. His condition is not re
garded as serious. llimuier is a
single man.
Three men standing in the I.uild
ing al the time of the explosion
were knocked down and showered
with plaster, but escaped any in
juries. They were watching Kim
nier nt his labors.
K. W. Milligan of the Sanderson
Motor company, was leaving the
building, after leaving a welding
job, when the explosion occurred.
He rushed back from the street
and was first to reach Kimnier.
The tank that exploded wu: a
Mint II affair, ami Kim mm was
engaged in soldering a small leak
In it. The vent cap wa' left on.
and the heat of the soldering iron
caused the funics to explode,
A large crowd gathered immedi
ately alter the , explosion to view
the scene.
M. Houaii. finance offi
A. .1. Amleivon, chaplain, and W.
S. Koluer ami Karl Davis. ;-xneu-tlve
committeemen.
All officers wvf" installed and
tile out'-Toine. romm-Mliier. I.
Kromlcv, was presented with a
wa tchfot, pat -com ma nder's "iu
blem by C.norge Coaling. . who
spoke oil behalf of the posf mem
bership ill apple, ialion of the fine
work performed by itromley dur
ing his year in office.
Culled Stales Marshal Clarence
Tlotchkfvs. a meinhor ,,t- Portland
post of the Legion, was a visitor
at the meeihii; and a delegation
from Tioss Xeil-m po of Vrei-a,
Cal.. including W. .1. Shepard. Wal
ter Hibbard. Walter fall. Ha
Thomas. .(. A llanbouah. I. C.
Avery and the commander. H. A.
Larson, a ti ended the meeting.
ach ,
and the ensn is expected t
the jury by mid-af lei noon.
All of the sewn defendants,
wit h tin exception of jten M i' -eheii.
alleged by tho government
to have been t he leader of the
gang, took ihe stand in their own
behalf, and denied the conspiracy
charge, while admitting sale and
pn.ssession. and minor infractions
of the Prohibition law.
-Assistant District Attorney Fran
cis Marsh made the opening re
marks for the government, ano
declared that Carlos I'dair, former
Indian policeman, alleged to have
extended protection to the gaim.
and to have assisted in the return
of ''hi -jacked " moonshine, even
if he knew not hing of the sales
to special auetits was eipi
guilty witli his co-defendants,
consniracv.
Attorney Marsh dilated upon all ,
Closing arguments wvrc begun .district attoi ne for Oregon. Whs
this morning, in hie federal court j,,, ;, KUest at today's meeting.
One of the biggest things a serv
ee chili can no i of tho community
! i.s to encourage boys and girls' club
activities and coo iterate in clari
1 fying tile atmosphere for the youth
j of today." Mr. Xeuncr said, and
i added that helping unfortunate
'.youngsters to get on in the world
1 Is his special hobby,
j Another visitor, Francis Marsh.
; assistant Cniteil Slates attorney,
j described a futile fishing experi
! ence last Sunday in the Kogue rlv
i or where two local experts look
; him with tile promise thta he would
land a steel head without any
I trouble. After wailing in the icy
1 waters all day they returned to
, Medford empty-handed. Me said
that he expects to come back at
(Hp- t future time to get his fish.
aiiss Moroiny m , mi ms enici
lained with two clever whistling
los, "Yalse Caprice" and " To a
lose."
do alls. Appri)xhna'.ely M peopl-
will he Included in the caravan,
which Is visiting all cities ami
(owns between Mcilionl and Cort
land. While en mute lo Mcdfori!.
the caravan vtll spend a half hour
in Cetilral Point, mooting business
men of that eity.
The directors also endorsed the
Pa rulers' Kxchange organization, uu
outgrowth of ti e Farm llureau. Its
plans were outlined hy Clay D. Par
ker, exchange master, who (old of
co-operative marketing plans and of
plans to co-operate witlt all county
liranges.
KLAMATH FALLS Kt elision
of ( Ireat Xor thorn raih'ond down
river (o sea rumored.
of the 1 Piinnlu f llio in.Het niim
and showed how each act was In-j r- "'". International field
lerwoven. and how -lie boasts of ' director for Lions clubs, with hoad
the defendants corroborated the , quarters in rhicauo, attended the
testimonv of Hie sneclal acents. i luncheon and complimented the lo-
ca i men on i neir spicnooi co-op
AT LITHIA HOTEL
ll II IIIAIl I 111 ' "f "H- K"B. t.vlifl-.l wasn't Ashland. 1 1- Mal.-.l that hv h:,:
Wl I ll-t iU VJU! III I IvilU; s,,(1 ,,, llim -i , .1 , Ki'lly. sl'i-- ' m'vor met l.lims in any pari cf
4 aerial m m n r" 1 i:tl ,,,'nt- 'atn- tn in nt-ii as t-yi-
CANON IN CSl ARGL ::FJi:2;::rE;u: 'EHH
The Democratic Central com
mittee of Jackson county ha
o i e n e il permanent headquarters
, ,. ;ihix week at 11 !t Xnrth Central.
under the direction of W. H.
A uuge delegation ul local IJuim Canon, enmpaien chaiiman wIm,
jittcuded a joint meeting of niem-.vvnh hi
bers from (.rants I'ass and K lam - j office until alter the -November
alh Falls dens al the Lithia hotul , p-etion.
il as evi- n's territory wjio were more prompt
: to respond in a similar unuertaii
1 ing. Mr. Man ion will leave here
this week after being in the valley
in dates, an.l that Mvrtle Cressv. ! tor some time.
j who reported that Sinclair had j President J). (I. Tyree appointed
'made the purchase, had not been.'"- v Vvv and H. Hansen as a
called as a witness. jdib-gates lo attend charter night
District At.orney C.eorge Xuo-'al .M oninoui n. w.-ioi.er - v. wnen a
oer will make the closing argil- Lions club will oc insallcd at that
men Is for the government. j place.
Sentence- will be passed' this' William Warm-rand lien Trmv-
sisranis will occupy the . , . . , i
jvieted by juries nt the present;
; term of lienor vlolalhuis.
.1. C. iliatt, alh'getl driver of the ;
rum car for the Chi hop) in liquor i
i ing. W. K. ( Claeky) Ihilley and 1
Lefty Lorry, who the government
lclwiri.es with heinu ihc operators;
of i-oadhouscs in Klamatli county, j
controlbd by the gang, and Lc'anil
I'ei-ftj'.xa. a Klamath Indian and
lialf-hi other of Pen Mitchell, as
1 sorted gunp leader, test ificd in
1 t heir pwn deftmse this a f tor noon
court. 1
cross - examination by i
States District Attorney
in Ashland last evenini:. The pur
pose of the a ffair was to discuss
plans for fi-rining a club at Ash
land. K. L. Scott, past president !
ihe Medford group, presided at
Ihe dinner and business session
M vera I prosp'A live Ashland lictn:
vxprt'Hsed the opinion that then
ivas need for a Lions organiza
tion in their city ami that there maindor of
i on dfiii, '.f ,.f i.ior-.to-n-niiitnu i,..,
tile COllIlllUllitV. Ilw. ..,.,vU tl...t iniln r I in 1 ,lo''al
IL D. Xoiton of f.rants Paw,:nto headtfuarters. imt only in re- . 1 f",c
oiillineil llie historv i.f Mo. I .ion.-: ...... a t., .!. .... 1 1. ..... i ..l,.,.t I.u I - lilted
,-ini. in i in. .-liio-iie eitv . ml st si i e! 5 T' . i. ' .......... Ocorge Xeuncr. Iliatt. Dailey and
that experience has "proved thai ' which he confidently feels will l-oi-ry admitted previm.s cunvh-
t lit MS IIM . OI1MOI (111 I .ICIIOMS Ol IOC ,
Iprohildtion law. and all charged!
. that the conspiracy counts against;
present action, was a j
of special dry agents
of the government. I
In support of till;
A iiiantity of literature, badges,
Al Smith and liohiuson pictures
ami clever auto stickers have ar
j rived and ;.re 1 in- distributed
to Smith supporters, who call for
;'.hcm.
I Judge Canon, who is busy in
i conference with leaders and dele
gations from all parts of the coun
try, developing plans for the re-
the campaign, stated
he was encouraged
BUSINESS COLLEGE
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BEGIN NEXT WEEK
service clubs bring into civic ae-
t. on man power and interests not'
rearhed in any other way.
Several musical .numbers
sful.
POItTLAXD. Ore
-Largest ele
furnished
club and
favorite, y
the
were j trie sign on Pacific Coast is being j l!ll'm the
Calls: installed here 'by Kiehfil'ld Oil com "f 111 mo-up"
Ceu
"In
Klamath
Maddox, local pany: will act as a guide for uvi
Lilae Ti me," u tors.
Dr. Riemcke of Yakima Says:
"I take pleasure in recommending Tru-BIu
CrnSam- Crackers to my younK nnd conva
lescing patients, for their nourishing and health
Biving qualities We have always used them in
our family and the children relish and thrive
OR lh;m" CHARGES A. RIEMCKE. M. D..
Suite )I8 Milicr Building. Yakima. Wash.
I '.eg inning next week the local
business college will conduct spec-'
ial work on a class basis with sev
eral additional members added t
tho teaching force, (1. V. Xew-i
berry, president, announced thus
morning. j
Classes will meet two nights
,.....h it L- i,. .1.1,. t.,n,1.. v i i.l
...no- ju.iK,. ,.t ouio-1 Krlrt ..:n. c , Wl. ,,.IV( .
;i greed upon for our students in
from 1 'i to fio yearn," Mr. Xewberryi
said. . ' J
. Among ihe subjects which v lllj
be iiicludei) In night sessions tiro,
penmanship, public speaking, ma-1
M'liine bookkeeping a ml tcleutif ic
sales ma ni-hip. Miss Lillian Wise, '
Inst rue tor in penmanship at the,
.1 u u i o r high sehoid. will be tn 1
charge of a class at the business
school, and Karl Davis may con -'
duet the salesmanship w in k, .Mr.
Newbury stated.
Don.'t Risk
Neglect!
7tcn Kidneys Slow tT
Giic llclj Promptly.
TANY folki s.ictiru'c health hy
J-Vl failing to heed carl danger
signals.
T!m is p.irtinJarly tni of Jcidr.cy
disorders. A drowsy listless ti:ns,
lameness and stigiicis, constant back
ache and bladder irregularities arc of
ten timely warnings.
Uic Doent Pilit. Dojni, a fiimu
l.nu diuretic, increase ill! activity of
the kidneys und thus aid them in carry
ing off waste impurities. Recommended
by thousands.
50,000Users Endorse DoorTfi:
I. J.Clarl. 47N.Oililey Ave,,Colum
biii,Ohin,Mir "I !ci t rtfidi pain i(ro
tnv kidnfy in.i (oo?inR almost impot
nblr. f.J? Ldnrt't wrrc jritrttii so lint I
hid io fir up o'toi it n irfbl to pi-i thf
trrr(!on. A fifed f relink lapprr my
itrtngth a.lJ I bid liaada-liri and Jinv
iptlli. Dasn'a I'llh diovt twty llie trouble."
PILLS
ItOc
A STIMULANT DIURLTIC t-n. KIIWEVS .
fosier-Milburn Co Mt(; Chem. Hufldo.NY.
itenlffOi
Jeff Lrophy
iiiin. identified a gallon jug. and u
UUart bottle of moonshine HH
broimht t htm by Jim Sinclair,
another. defendant, for safekeeping
claiming tin- liquor bad beep given
to him by Lalph KHIv, it soeeial
pmhibltfoii ntflcer, now a deputy
.'dieriff of Washington county,
Oregon. Memorandum receipts
for I he li'iimr purport ing to have
been given by the- police Judge for
the liquor were denied adlllis.sion
as evidence by the court upon (he
grounds they were ".-elf serving."
llrnphy was subjected to a fiery
cro-e.aiiiination by Uistrid .t
torney Xeuncr.
iliatt claimed that he wan ar
rested at the door of the Chilouuin
Jail hy Special Prohibition
Karl Kohler of .Seattle,
, With on Md CouiinKslon.
HALLM, Ore.. Oct. Hi. (fl'i IV.
jl. North of Portland wan today
illll.lllhl .-.I l.v f liH'. ..-I,, f-.l..VLI..ll
.!'".nl t ith a member of the ex-.servlc'
! without much formality, tot July
! -lid, last, and kept there until July
7th incommunicado.
carlos iilair. former I ndian po
liceman, charged" with having
boayted he rode on the liquor car
.with Miatt, f,iom Winneniueea, Xe
; vaila to Chiljiquin, On., to afford
protect ion to the shipment, and
' to have assisted In securing the
i return of half of n Mi. gallon hl
) jacking seir.ure, nud lien Mitchi-ll.
1 averred "Chihiquin bootleg king."
twill be called lo the xtand in the
j morning.
Tlu- cane, s hhli has art rue ted
' wide iitw ntmn thruoui i"uuthern
U'regon. is expected to be in the
! h.ird.i fif the Jury by mid-after-j
noon Wednesday.
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Mall Tribune-Vlrffin Btntlon
'tiivn'K state aid comiuiHslon. lie'
will 'succeed W. C. Ctilbelnon of
Portland, who reHigned.
North has been a member of the
slat lcit;L;kUif, at several fCJlslofiK
and has long Ltfjeii. connected . wit h
mUHarv affairs. 1
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