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I t c o n ta in s som e e rr o r s
No d o n a tio n s to
a ritie s o r o th e rw is e w ill m e m ad e in a d v e rtis w hich I d e sire to c o rre c t. 'Your
in g or ^ob p rin tin g — o u r c o n trib u tio n s w ill be in ca sh .
r e p o r te r did n o t fu lly u n d e rs ta n d
JULY 28
OH TH A T MEN w o rld p ra is e tlie L ord fo r h is g oodness, and
fo r h is w o n d e rfu l w o rk s to th e c h ild re n of m en .— P sa lm 1 0 7 :2 1 .
AN UNENVIABLE POSITION
me.
F IR S T , th e h e a d lin e is as fo l
low s: “ A g a te s a n d ja s p e r found
in sh a le ro c k .” T h ese a g a te s a n d
ja s p e rs a re NOT FO U N D IN S h ale
R ock. T hey a re fo u n d , g e n e ra lly
on a n d n e a r th e s u rfa c e of th e
TWO ESCAPED OREGON
CONVICTS A R E T A K E N
SA LEM , J u ly 28. — R o b e rt
B u rn s a n d D ale A r th u r, tw o of a
■ trio Of co n v icts w ho e sca p e d from
th e s ta te p riso n b ric k y a rd h e re
J u ly 3, have been c a p tu re d a t
O gden, U ta h , a c c o rd in g to te le
g ra p h ic in fo rm a tio n receiv ed by
W a rd e n D alry m p le F rid a y n ig h t.
W illiam A n d e rso n , th e th ir d e s
cape, is s till a t larg e . B u rn s w as
s e rv in g a te rm of 15 y e a rs fo r a s
s a u lt an d ro b b e ry , s e n t up fro m
M arion c o u n ty M arch 24, 1923.
A r th u r w as rec e iv e d a t th e p riso n ,
S e p te m b e r 30, 1922, fro m C la t
sop c o u n ty to serv e a te rm of
five y e a rs fo r b u rg la ry .
While «■lever alt«,, nevs, the best legal minds that
o,''e rla y s ‘" V " “ “ '-
Jiloiicv (Mil line, die Staging a sensational tight ill ( hi- ¡ng t h a t th e s e sto n e s a re fo rm s a ed y -.
chlo to save the lives of young Richard Loeb and young of silica , “ which the ocean
Nathan ljeopold; while the boys upset carefully laid plans carried in solution a n d de
f y declaring to reporters that they “ don’t give a damn p o site d w h e n it covered th is t e r
r y .”
Y our r e p o r te r m isu n DUNSMUIR-REDDING
if old Franks and his family croak tomorrow,” there sits d r ito
e rsto o d m e. I t is re g a rd e d a s
DETOUR IS GOOD
in the background of America’s most sensational court tr u e t h a t a g a te s , an d o th e r f o r
case. Judge Caverly, in whose hands rest the lives of the m a tio n s of lik e c h a ra c te r, a re
D U N SM U IR, J u ly 28. — T he
fo rm e d fro m silica h eld in so lu C a lifo rn ia S ta te A u to m o b ile a sso
two admitted cold-blooded murders.
< )f ail the figures in the case, Judge Caverly occupies tio n , b u t n o t in th e OCEAN w a te r. c ia tio n is a n x io u s to c o rre c t e r
T h e w a te r t h a t d e p o site s th is m a t-
the least enviable position. When all the sensational te r ia l is believed to be w a te r ro n eo u s r e p o rts b e in g c irc u la te d
o n g to u r is ts th a t th e h ig h w a y
charges and counter charges have been made, one man h e a te d , p e rh a p s by v o lcanic ac am
an d d e to u rs betw een h e re an d
will decide the fate of the two who killed for sport. If tio n , an d , com ing in c o n ta c t w ith R ed d in g a re d a n g e ro u s fo r t r a v
he believes the murders insane, his is one authoritative th e se m in e ra l su b s ta n c e s d isso lv es el.
e m , in w hich c o n d itio n th e y a re
T h e d e to u r is in e x c elle n t c o n
voice against the millions who demand the death sen h th eld
in so lu tio n u n til th e y re a c h d itio n a n d th e r e a re no r u ts a n d
tence. Only the highest character, hacked by the fullest so m e crevice, o r c a v ity , w h e re
e n o u g h fo r tw o
majesty of the judicial robes, would pronounce-a life sen th e y a re d e p o site d in th e fo rm s we c th a e rs ro to ad m ee is t w a n ide
d pass w ith o u t d if
tence instead of death. Denunciations from the press, fin d th e m . C hem ical a c tio n , t h a t ficu lty . I t is k e p t s p rin k le d to
possibly a recall election will face Judge Caverly if he is is c o n tin u a lly going on in th e s e k eep dow n th e d u s t.
ra tio n s b ecau se of th e v a rie d
T he h ig h w a y is in good con
convinced the boys are mentally irresponsible and has c o h p a e ra
c te r of th e disso lv ed m in
d
itio
n also.
I t is n o t s p rin k le d
courage in his convictions.
e ra l c o n te n ts , p ro d u ce s th e se v a r
a n d th e r e is c o n s id e ra b le d u s t.
Should the Judge side with the State, and pronounce ied sto n e s, called A g ate, J a s p e r,
the maximum penalty, he will he the target of cranks C h alced o n y a n d o th e r fo rm s, th e REDDING REPORTS A
ch ief c o n te n ts of w hich is silica.
who will bewail the fate of the “ superintellectuals.”
DEARTH OF INFANTS
If th e w a te r is n o t c h a rg e d w ith
The position of Judge Caverly is without doubt the im p u ritie s , b u t sim p ly w ith p u re
R E D D IN G , C alif., J u ly 28. —
n
r difficult in which an American judge has ever been s ilic a th e d e p o sit w ill be w ith o u t
placed. For the first time in history, one man, will decide c o lo rin g m a tte r a n d w ill be a p u re P a c e su icid e a p p a re n tly ' o h r a s h it
a case which a nation watches with breathless interest, w h ite , so m e tim e s s lig h tly opal- y e ste rd a y . N ot a sin g le baby w as
and that one man has no one hut himself to consult or escen t. D a rk , b ro w n , a n d yellow b o rn in th is city , th o u g h th e a v e r
ish m a rk in g s t h a t m a k e a g a te s
ag e fo r th e p a s t y e a r h as been
fall hack on.
so a ttr a c tiv e com e, g e n e ra lly , fro m
THE RADIO’S FUTURE
C repe hangers are predicting that the radio craze is
looked to fizzle out. They are wrong. Unquestionably,
interest in the radio, is experiencing a slump at the pres
ent t ime. • It is only a natural reaction, due for most part
to the fact that to those who grasp only a few of its
possibilities, it is becoming commonplace. Only a few
months ago it was heralded as a marvel as great as though
a man had arrived from Mars.
Manufacturers of radio equipment are of the opinion
that the slump in wireless enthusiasm is due in part to
tile summer season. Their theory is that most people de
ne to spend die evenings out of doors, and they predict
that the autuinm v 11 bring a revival of interest.
An old handbi 1 comes to light in the East advertising
one of the early c monstrations of the telephone at the
city hall in Lawrence, Massachussets, May 28, 1887. The
handbill reads:
“ 'Phe miracle telephone! Wonderful discovery of the
ages! Prof. A. Graham Bell, assisted by Mr. Frederick A.
Gower, will give a wonderful exhibition of his miracu
lous discovery, the Telephone, before the people ofcLaw
rence, when Boston and Lawrence will be connected via
the Western Union Telegraph, and vocal and instrumental
music and conversation will he transmitted a distance of
27 miles and received by the audience at the city hall.
Prof. Bell will give an explanatory lecture with this mar
velous exhibition.”
'Pile telephone at that day was considered a marvel
and swept popular fancy overnight. Then it suffered a
slump. Many predicted that it would never develop into
commercial use and that it would soon pass the way of
countless other inventions of that and proceeding times,
just as similar predictions are being made now with res
pect to the radio. But the telephone became one of the
greatest blessings of mankind, as will the radio. The
radio, weird and as marvelous as it seems, is still in its
infancy as was Bell’s telephone in 1877.
WHEN CIVILIZATION QUAKES
oxide of iro n h e ld in th e so lu tio n .
I t m u st be rem e m b e re d t h a t th e
e a r th c o n ta in s e v e ry m in e ra l su b
sta n c e k n o w n , w h e th e r liq u id ,
g aseo u s, o r so lid , a n d t h a t a ll a re
s u b je c t to c h an g e p ro d u ce d ch em
ica lly in th e e a rth . M any of th e se
m in e ra l s u b s ta n c e s an d g asses,
w hen d isso lv ed a n d h e ld in so lu
tio n in s u p e r h e a te d w a te r, e n
h a n c e th e p o w er of such w a te r
t o f u r th e r decom pose th e h a rd e r
m in e ra l su b sta n c e s, lik e silica. In
th is c o n d itio n t h e h o t w a te r p e r
c o la tin g th ro u g h th e c rev ices a n d
v ein s, g a th e rs c o n s ta n tly a ll k in d s
of m in e ra l w hich, w hen d ep o site d
a n d c o n so lid a te d p ro d u ce th e
g r e a t v a rie ty of w a te r fo rm a tio n s ,
t h a t d iffe r fro m e a ch o th e r, b e
c a u se of th is m in g lin g of su b
sta n c e s, a n d a re given d iffe re n t
n a m e s d e p e n d e n t on th e ir c o n te n t.
P a rd o n m e fo r th e space I h a v e
ta k e n in th is e x p la n a tio n . I am
p ro m p te d to it b e c au se I n o te so
m u ch o«f m is u n d e rs ta n d in g , o r
r a th e r , lack of a n y k in d of u n
d e rs ta n d in g a lo n g th e se lin es, a n d
besides, I do n o t w ish to be m a d e
resp o n sib le fo r e x p re ssio n s so e n
tir e ly o u t of lin e w ith p re s e n t
sc ie n tific u n d e rs ta n d in g .
• C. B. W ATSON.
WHO REFUSED TO
FIGHT FIRES FINED
‘ SA LEM , J u ly
28— C h an g in g
p lea s of n o t g u ilty to p lea s of
g u ilty F rid a y C. E. S m ith , R. C.
S m ith an d F . R . M orriso n w ere
fin ed $10 e ach a n d co sts a g g re
g a tin g $20 by J u s tic e
of
th e
P e a c e K u n tz F rid a y on c h a rg e s
of re fu s in g to fig h t a fo re s t fire
w hen c alled u p o n by a fire w a r
den.
T he m ax im u m fin e u n d e r
th is c h a rg e is $100.
Threat of the passing of General Smedley Butler as
director o f public safety of Philadelphia is a discouraging ELK’S PLUNGE OVER
BANK IS FATAL
omen.
Philadelphia has experienced difficulty with its W H E E L E R , O r., J u ly 28. —
croninals. Grime was openly and successfully carried on A buck e lk , frig h te n e d a t sig h t
1 here until recently. Vice was not under control. Condi of se v e ra l p e rso n s, leaped over
tions went 1 rom bad to worse until General Butler was in a b a n k a n d fell a b o u t 40 fee t,
la n d in g on a ro ck led g e so fo rc
ducted into office as director of public safety.
ibly t h a t it w as k ille d F rid a y
Since that time Philadelphia has been the battle n e a r E a rl P a r k e r ’s N o rth F o rk [
ground between crooked politicians, representing the un cam p, T h e a n im a l w as ru n n in g
derworld, and General Butler. Every device known to a h e a d of P a r k e r ’s a u to m o b ile an d
<*r<
ami politicians has been employed to effect th e 'almostenteredthecamP-
rei no i l o f the director of public safety. He has refused Frank P a tc h e ii im m e d ia te ly
to ;■'¡«•1.1. And he has, In six months, cut crime to less than i
° ‘me W" d,,‘
Wl10
OIK ■ halt in the Pennsylvania metropolis. But the politi- 4-ye,r.oid buck w e ig h in g a ro u n d
I ls have kept up the fight until, recent reports say, so o po u n d s,
i t s h o rn s w e re in
aeral Butler may be removed.
th e v e lv e t a n d p e rfe c t. E lk a re
H i s removal would not onlv be a blight on the name numerous h e re a b o u ts a n d e ith e r
Philadelphia, but It would be a scandal In the eves of heca"M »'
’I« ther or
til
entire country. It would mean that the underworld co m in g q u ite tam e .
and th e n by d ire c t c o n ta c t w ith ’ a ll know n tre a tm e n ts , m arv e lo u s
th e u lc e rs a n d p ile s c a u se th em to I r e s u lts h av e been o b ta in e d .
h e a l up a n d d isa p p e a r fo rev er.
E a s t Side P h a rm a c y d isp e n se
I t ’s sim p ly
w o n d e rfu l
how MOA VA S U P P O S IT O R IE S in th e
sp eed ily th ey a ct. B lessed r e l i e f ' o rig in a l box o r can get it fo r you
o ften com es in twro days. Even in on sh o rt notice. M ail o rd e rs ac-
cases th a t h a v e s te a d ily re s is te d 1 c tp te d .
W. L. DOUGLAS
Shoes will please *the most exacting shoe
buyers, for they are built and sold on the
soundest principles.
BERNARD
M ACFADOEN y
OVERLAND
Shoe Shop
Father o f
Physical
Culture
Irre g u la r te e th do n o t “ occlude*
p ro p erly — th a t is th e g rin d in g sur.
faces do n ot com e to g eth er. H enct
th e re is poor m asticatio n of th t
food, a n d consequently a lowered
pow er of digestion a n d a ssim ila
tion. H ence again, a g en eral de FRED NIBLO’S “THY NAME IS
WOMAN”
ficiency in th e developm ent and
A
t
th
e
VININ
G, T oday, W ed n es
“ tone” of th e e n tire body.
d a y a n d T h u rs d a y
T he bones an d m uscles of the
jaw s suffer also from th is general
m a ln u tritio n , an d th e te e th be- T H IS N E W T R E A T M E N T
com e even m ore irre g u la r and '
N E V E R FA IL S TO END P IL E S
lac k in g in th e ir essential salts, as
a consequence. T he bones th a t
M any s u ffe re rs from P ile s or
su p p o rt th e tee th do n o t grow
la rg e enough to acco m o d ate a ll of H e m o rrh o id s have becom e d e s
th e m In th e n o rm al position.
p o n d e n t b ecau se th e y h av e been
In som e cases th e jaw bones a re
so sm all th a t m an y of th e te e th led to believe t h a t th e ir case w as
c a n n o t find a place to c o m e ! h o p e le ss a n d t h a t th e r e w as n o th
th ro u g h a t all, a n d th e y rem a in I ing in th e w orld to h elp th em .
im p a c te d in th e jaw giving rise in
To th e se people we say, “ Go to
la te r life to ch ro n ic
neuralgies,
y
o
u
r d ru g g is t an d g et an o rig in a l
h e a d a c h e s a n d m any grave n e r
box of MOAVA S U P P O S IT O R
vo u s a n d physical disorders.
Such a condition m ay even give IE S .” One of th e se in se rte d in to
rise to t h a t agonizing condition th e re c tu m a c c o rd in g to d ire c t
k n o w n to doctors a s tic douloureux.
T his is c h a ra c te riz e d by a tw itc h in g ions w ill be found to give im m e
T hey
rea c h
th e
of th e fac ial m uscles on th e side d ia te re lie f.
affected, accom panied by th e m ost so u rc e of th e tro u b le an d by th e ir
te rrib le pain know n to h u m a n be- j s o o th in g , h e a lin g , a n tis e p tic actio n
lngs, w ith possible exception o f ■
a n g in a pectoris. O r it m ay p ro f ir s t a lla y th e pain a n d so re n e ss
d u ce conditions w hich find th e ir
expressions in various reflex ac tio n s
su ch as tw itc h in g of th e m uscles
a n d lim bs, o r even such g rav e dis
o rd e rs a s m elancholia.
A gain, th e n o rm al physiological
re la tio n s betw een th e m o u th a n d
Has two distinct advan
th e nose a re also affected, c a u s
in g a profound d istu rb an c e in th e
tages
fu n ctio n of th e b re a th in g a p p a ra
tu s, a n d resu ltin g in th e n a rro w
1— It p re s e n ts a b e tte r a p p e a r
in g of th e a ir passages.
ance.
T his causes m o u th
b rea th in g .
'1— I t in c re a s e s th e v a lu e o f
T h e a ir e n te rs th e lungs improjh»r
th e p ro p e rty .
ly w arm ed, unflltered a n d unmoiW»
ened. T he blood is insufficiently
su p p lied w ith oxygen. S ho u ld ers
becom e rounded, c h est flat, fa u lty
positions in sta n d in g a n d s ittin g
F u lle r P a in ts a n d V a rn ish e s
a re acquired, re su ltin g in m an y
cases, in sp in al c u rv a tu re .
M ost serious of all, th e b ra in
does n o t develop properly, a n d th e
m e n ta lity of th e child suffers.
Also, irre g u la r te e th a re k e p t
clean w ith g re a t difllculty, a n d th e
p roblem of re p a irin g o r re p la cin g
th e m la te r becom es m ore com plex
f o r th e den tist.
E v e r y D«*v
M l LK:
th e ■whoJesomness
o f c o w ’s m ilk i n
it ’s richer p urity
It’s Nestle’« ALPINE
A Painted House
J.O .R IG G
o n e a day.
T h e bab y b o rn y e s te rd a y re a lly
d o e s n o t belo n g in R e d d in g , th e
m o th e r co m in g h e re fro m M ill
v ille fo r th e e v e n t. P r io r to th a t
TH O RO U G H W O R K
th e la s t b a b y a rriv e d in R e d d in g ....H ow a n A sh la n d C itiz e n F o u n d
on J u n e 2 7 th .
F re e d o m F ro m K id n e y T ro u b le
If you suffer fro m b a ck ach e—
G R A N TS PA SS TO B E
F ro m u r in a r y d is o rd e rs —
CONVENTION CITY
A ny c u ra b le d ise a se of th e k id
neys,
GRAN TS PA SS, J u ly 28.—
U se a te s te d k id n e y rem edy.
G ra n ts P a s s w as u n a n im o u sly se
D o a n ’s P ills h a v e been te s te d
lected f o r th e 1925 co n v e n tio n by th o u sa n d s .
c ity by th e O regon S ta te P re ss
A sh la n d p eo p le te stify .
A sso ciatio n , w h ich h eld its fin a l
C?an y o u a s k m o re co n v incing
sessio n a t T illa m o o k la s t S a tu r- p ro o f of m e rit?
d ay. H a ll H oss, of O regon C ity,
M rs. C. P . N ew to n , 77 5 th St.,
w as re -e le c te d P re s id e n t of th e A sh la n d , sa y s: “ I am glad to r e
a sso c ia tio n on S a tu rd a y .
com m end D o a n ’s P ills as I fo u n d
th e m
s a tis fa c to ry w h en m y k id
“PUSSYFOOT” JOHNSON TO
n ey s w e re w eak . My k id n e y s
REFORM MOSLEM WORLD w e re ir r e g u la r in a c tio n an d a t
N E W Y O RK , J u ly 29.— W . E.
tire d u n til I re a d o f D o a n ’s P ills
a n d b e g a n u s in g th e m .
T hey
help ed m e r ig h t aw’ay a n d soon
re g u la te d m y k id n ey s a n d s tr e n g
th e n e d by b a c k .”
P ric e 60c, a t all d e a le rs. D on’t
sim p ly a sk fo r a k id n e y rem ed y
— get D o an 's P ills— th e sam e th a t
M rs. N ew ton h ad . F o ste r-M ilb u rn
Co., M frs., B uffalo, N. Y.
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Health
Hints
by A»,
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Yearly Contracts:
O ne in se rtio n a w eek ............................................................................
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“ P u s s y fo o t” Jo h n s o n , p ro h ib itio n
•ru sad er, w ho sailed on the liner
Leviathan y e s te rd a y , sa id he ex
p e c te d to d e v o te h is e ffo rts d u r
ing th e n e x t few y e a rs to an a t
te m p t to c o n v e rt
th e
M oslem
w orld to a b stin e n c e from alcohol.
H e w ould be a ssiste d , h e said,
by E n g lish p ro h ib itio n is ts in a
cam p aig n in E g y p t a n d In d ia.
J o h n s o n said t h a t w hile th e
M oham m edan peoples did n o t use
w ines, th e y w e re ‘‘g re a t w h isky
d r in k e r s .”
$ .65
These girls who pose for magazine covers make a
G96 bare living.
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A grin to the face is worth two to the hack.
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Fire Hazards
Can be reduced, but there
will always be fires. V.’by.
gamble on the chance t! .it
lire will not do damage t>
4vour property ?
A la r g e a m o u n t of f ir e d a m
a g e is c e rta in cuch y e a r.
It
m ay n o t h u r t y o u r p ro p e rty ,
b u t a g a in it m ay. You can e li
m in a te tliis risk if you h a v e
y o u r p ro p e rty in su re d .
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Carter & Mills
O ffice H o tel A sh lan d
S Y our b u sin e ss p ro g ra m m e m apped o u t only to d e a l w ith
1
p re se n t p ro b le m s, o r is it c o m p re h en siv e ?
five y e a rs!
P la n fo r y o u r c o n tin u o u s g ro w th .
Look fo rw ard
It is o u r b u si
ness to h e lp you p lan a n d c a rry out a s u ita b le po l'cy of
fin a n c e.
C all to see u s— and let us go into th is a ll-im p o rta n t
s u b je c t th o ro u g h ly !
First National Bank
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Strömberg Carburetors
LEEDOM’S
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I
F/)R EVERY CAR
C. T. C., Kelly-Springfield and Mason Tires
' ¿OR EVERY CAR
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Quick
Sales of Your
Surplus Articles
Is the wood-shed cluttered up with
equipment which has a value to
somebody, but is worthless to you?
Is the store-room or attic filled with
*
articles which are not in use?
Make a quick disposal of these sur-
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N ew
Independent
Oil and Gas
STATION
rl lie W. & N. Gas and Oil Station,
an independent concern handling
Shell gas and products, on the Boule
vard is fully ready to give you the
m o s t modern station service.
Many of you lyive already become
customers and know the quality of
our products and the courteous serv
ice we render. Wo will be glad to
have other motorists also drive in
ami we will prove that our service is
the best.
We handle the well known Diamond
Tires and Tubes, also Veedol Oils
and Greases.
Modern greasing and oiling platform:
Thoro greasing and oiling is thus
guaranteed at our station
The W. & N.
Service Station
On The Boulevard