ASHLAJCD DAILY ttD O T G S
No “Bum Steer” to This
Trouble in Islands Reaches
a n Acute Stage, W ith
Trouble Ahead..
MANILA, Dec. <. — (UN). —
The clash between Governor Gen
eral Leonard Wood and Filipino
lead en reached an acute stage
today when«. Wood appointed two
pew director* of theutatfonal coal
Company, only to learn that Man
uel Qnexoti and Manuel Roxas
also bad named twd men for the
post.
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Quezon and Royas were mem
bers of the board *of control
which Wood recently abolished,,
but they* refused to, hped the or-
«Jer and still are functioning. The
hoard controls public utilities.
Wood lost today’s skirmish
for the presldont of the coal
company recognised the Filipino
appointments and If Wood’s ap
pointees are to be pnt in office
his administration must appeal
to the Philippine supreme court
and possibly to the shprertie court
of the United States.
Wood, who- Is ill. gave Fred
Fisher,' former Justice, his proxy
and Fisher named the coal di
rectors.
Quezon declared he would go
to America and af pear before
the supreme court If permitted.
W. R. C. Hold Social
The W. R. 0 . held a social in
the I; O. O. F. hall Monday, De
cember sixth. There were thirty
members present.
A very enjoyable time was
spent in fancy work a'nd conversa
tion, until a delightful program
was presented by some of the
mombers.of the organization. In
teresting readings were given by
Mrs. Hlcka. Mrs. llflmnwnd, Mrs,
Harkens, Mrs. Hasler aad Mrs.
Howard. Mrs. Herdon gave two
and Mrs. Hersheyhad the “ques
tions and answers.”
Delicious and dainty refresh
ments of cakes and coffee were
served by the committee in
charge.
MAKES rounds
■ BERLÌN, Dec. 7.— (U N )- A
little anecdote narrating an ad
venture of Joseph Choate, erst-
whlfo Ambassador of the United
States to the court of St. James,
Is making the rounds in Germany.
Here we have “Rupert B,” world’s champion beef steer, who ws«
sold to an Atlantic City hotel for
P®r P°UBd aKer **i“,ln*
first place In the International Livestock Exposition at Chicago
jllnde Rupert Weighs #70 nsnnds. p»st runs into money He i
shown share with Nell Walker and Mildren ,Nugett (right) ol
Chicago.
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Boxing Is Beset
- By Many Dangers
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German press In connection with
the recent réintroduction of uni
forms for' German diplomats and
i s meant to ridicule the German
government’s explanation that
on lf by wearing uniforms could
German diplomats be safe against
bein)p taken for servants. - ■
Choate’s Story is related as fol
lows:
After i brilliant banquet at
London, where -the Ambassador
of thé United States had been one
of the few guests in mufti, he was
accosted ln the hall by a be-
medailed, uniformed
diplomat
who haughtily addressed Choate
saying: “Call me a four-wheel
er.” America's ambassador bow
ed politely and with a smile re
torted: "You ate a four wheeler.”
Twenty Are R egistered Tor
' Membership as R esult
o f Round Up
Federal Officers Arrest Min
ister on Serious
’ Charge
Twenty boys of the Pioneer age.
I t tb IS years, have registered at
Y. M. C. A. headquarters for Pion-
neer eluh work, as a result of the
round-up staged in Junior High
gym last Friday evening. Offic
ials of the Y. M. C. A. have every
reason to believe that this num
ber will be more than doubled in
the next few days.- Every effort
will be bent now to secure the
proper leadership for these boys,
and to gst their clubs under way.-
following which a pioneer Central
Council composed of representa
tives from the various Pioneer
clubs will be organised for the
purpofe of outlining plans for the
months ahead. “The boys have a
lot of things they are anxious to
see put over, and we are Just as
anxious to help them put It over,“
Secretary Walter said this morn
ing. Every effort possible will be
made to get every boy In the city
tnto some one of the Y. M. C. A.'
clubs this winter.
PORTLAND, Dec. 8.— (UN )—
The existence of what is said to
have been an extended romance
between the Rev. W. G. Jones,
former pastor of the Third Bap
tist church hers and Mrs. Pear)
Lee, a member of his congrega
tion, togehter with details of a
trip the two are alleged to have
made from Portland to Fort
Worth, Texas, was revealed by
federal officials hare Tuesday,
with the arrest of the pastor in
Los Angeles on whits slave
charges.
R icardo C o r t e z
ALBANY. Dec.
8.— (UN )—
Thousands of children and grown
people gave Sant» Claus a tre
mendous ovation . here today.
The schools of the county had, de
clared a holiday in honor of .St.
Nicholas' visit, and on his arriv
CAPTIVES OF RUM RUNNERS al 4,000 children and almost as
TELL A STORY OF THRILLS many adults packed Tacnah park
and overflowed on the sidewalks
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and Into the streets.
Santa, in addre/plng the throng
remaining on the alert during the
said
that it was most wonderful
days, they kept the schooner’s
crew aware that the Americans* reception he has received any
were In control until thè short where and the numbers sad spir
age of drinking water forced the it of the throng gladdened him
.Immeasurably.
smugglers to capitulate.
Bakery
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A N OLD-FASHIONED 8URPRI8B
I N A NEW -FASH IO NED W A T
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O l d C h ristm as secrets
and surprises had a sweetness
aod charm about them for w hich
there is no substitute.
B egin now , make her C H u m u i
memorable by arranging for t&r
present thru a gift o f ultra-ftm inau
jew elry.
Our m odest pricing enables you
to g iv e the deserving lady o f your
heart a piece o f jewelry so rich and
lo v e ly that she w ill y u p w ith
CHAS. A. WHITE
Jeweler E nders’ Block
Are You Still
city.
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The latest "Chicago decision*’
180 which transferred t h e . middle-
108 weight championship Ito Jffickey
ln Walker and Jack Keiptis hasn’t 1
MI8 helped to stabilize boxing In Illi
nois.
In New York it Is the war be-
*** tween Rickard and “Jack6 Fug-
* 8' azy which makes the boxing 'alt-
llG
. nation precarious and uncertain.
* * J Inspired by his success in stag-
er lng the Berleubach-Delaney .fight,
the Italian-American promoter
had ambitions to beat Tex at the
latter’s own game.
Ready For
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ChrisfmasI
We invite you tonhop now while
salespeople have time to give you
proper seivipe; while stocks are
so ample and so varied.
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E, R. ISAAC & CO
‘THE QUALITY STORE'
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Lithia Springs Pharmacy
Inside the Now
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People didn’t know about tilings in the Dark Ages. They
didn’t know w h it was. in lightning, mines, trees, air, that
with a little ingenuity would make an electric light, a
wartch, a high-grade soap, a radio. They didn’t know how
to go abput to know things, They didn’t have many
things worth while to know.
Brewster met Miss Palmer six
yean ago when she won a beauty
contest conducted by one of his
movie magazines.
You no doubt have lots of gifts
to buy. Vou wirtit jrtst the right
things. Gifts are here in pro
fusion for pveg^age, for every
fancy, for SVery type, r 3 *
Franklin
to Fort Worth. Tbs government
charges the pastor with having
made the trip for Immoral pur
poses, and It la to this allegation
that the Rev. Jonea must answer
In federal court bora.
Envelop! Enchain
MANY GREET SANTA
NEW YORK, Dec. 8.— Profes
COMPLAINT FILED
Fresh Sw eet Oranges
sional boxing, although it enjoyed
SALEM, Dec. 8.— (UW)— A
the most lucrative period o f . its
Fresh Sweet Oranges 33 per
history during 1#2#, enters the complaint has been filed with the
box of three hundred large
public
service
commission
by
the
new year, beset by dangers.
Size. Boxee larger than stand
nfeym lll White Pine company of
ard site. Sound fruit and sat
For boxing, as conducted to—-
isfaction guaranteed or money
BraymHl. agalnst the service
day,—le Its own worst enemy.
Tendered
hr
the
"Klamath
Tele-’
A box of these makes an ap
The public likes It and has Just
phone and Telegraph company of
preciated Christmas gift. Re
paid an unprecedented sum <to
mit with order.
Chiloquin, asking institution of a
witness It during the past 12
24 hour service at Bray mill and
months.
! Acme Orange Farms
the
installation of public pay sta
In the two largest cities of the
LaGrange, Texas
tion.
United States, however, where
boxing naturally would be expect
ed to make the most money,
those who depend upon' the game
for a livelihood are none too hap-
ord erin g?
py over the situation.
No longer need yon worry over t me names on your Chrtst-
Tex Rickard Isn’t going to
mas
Hat when we have so many sauXUul, Une» from which
build a fight arena in Chicago
tp choose.
aad Humbert J: Fngasy, his rival,
See our Imported) and best domestic lines of toiletries lof
Isn’t going to build one In New
the Christmas Gift list.
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York. 'The situation in Chicago is
qaite different from that la this
Christmas hustle; Christmas
glamour; Christmas g 1 i tt e r;
Christmas cheer. The holiday
spirit is present throughout the
whole personnel of our store.
Never again will you
take the time and do
the work to hake your own
cake. Test it by tasting.
SALEM, Dee. I.—-The Oregon
supreme court held today that
the city of La Grande must pay
AAna Bloomquist >7,80# damages
for the death of four year old
Leroy Bloomquist, who w a s
drowned when she fell through a-
defective sidewalk into a flume.
Holding that Inadequate funds
does not excuse a municipality,
the court affirmed the damage de
cree which was awarded to Mrs.
Bloomquist by Judge
J. W.
Knowles of the Union county cir
cuit court, ‘
<he Eatfle o f the Sea.',
NAME SUPERINTENDENT
MARSHFIELD, Dtec. ».— (UN)
•—Max S. Hamm of Roseburg^
waa today named superintendent
of Marshfield public schools to
succeed C. A. Howard, vrho has
reslghed to take up his duties as
Supertnteadent of public instruc
tion. The new school head bas
served as superintend of Rosebnrg
schools for the past six years.
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the Paramount Picture
The Rev. Jones was secretly In
dicted here by the last federal
grand Jury. Removal papers are
to be sent to Los Angeles and the
pastor will be brought hers to
fees prosecution. Assistant U. 8.
Attorney Stearns said.
While the minister is .being
held in Los Angeles Mrs. Lee is
back in Portland with her hus
band and four children at their
home on Haight Ave.
As Stearns described the case it
apparently was the old story of
the handsome and eloquent gos
pel .preacher an attractive woman
of fairs flock, their meetings at the
church, the beginning of a love
affair, its growth and then the
falL
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“The fall'*, Stearns said, came
after the Rev. Jones and Mrs. Lee,
forgetting everything In the ec
stasy of their infatuation, left
Portland last August and traveled
R icK ln
the colorful journey east
through the southland
Today you have countless conveniences. You have all
the facts you need to get hold of these conveniences.
You have advertisements. Advertisements tell you frankly
of wonders you can buy, where to buy them, how to recog
nize them, how to use them, how much to pay. By read
ing advertisements you can know what they will do
for you before you spend one cent. How that lubricant
will net in yonr own car. How that electric stove will
lighten work in your own kitchen. Advertisements spread
things before you so convenientjy that almost by reach
ing out — you have them! Y oufind them in any better
store. Their prices low, because advertisements urge
their use by thousands. Their values honest, because
they are advertised as they are. The best you can bny,
because what is widely advertised is what has survived
harsh public test.
geles, E l Paio, N ew O rleai
trips ovet fantastic Apache
Arizona; and into age-old
bayous.
A w o n d r o u s jo u rn ey , e a s ily arran ged .
Stopovers a t te e n y points a n route. T h e
lu x u r io u s tr a v e l a c co m m o d a tio n s o f Cm
m ous transcontinental trains.
A sk for an itinerary to fit your plans. Four
trains daily southbound. F rom C alifornia
th e noted "Sunset Limited" t o N ew O rleans.
O r, i f y o u w ish , c o n n e d a t 8 a n Francisco
o r L os A n geles w ith n ew eatn k fa rt fiy u a
to C hicago. ’
' N o finer trip eoat than thja. F lan it n o w .
Southern
Don’t let the Dark Ages touch any portion
of your life. U se the advertisements.
They surround you with Now
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