Chief Defense Council Makes
Stirring Plea For
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1«.— (U
N )-—The young Jurors in the
Fall-Doheny oU conspiracy trial
were urged to save the two aged
defendants from being made.vic­
tims of political hysteria whan
Frank J. Hogan, chief defease
counsel, made his closing argu­
ment today. The case probably
.will go to the Jury about noon to­
morrow. .
“The government prosecution
was born of political hysteria to
get these two men/* Hogan declar­
ed.
Ha spoke nearly all day, using
nil the devices of skilled oratory,
shouting, whispering, throwing
letters and papers on the floor as
he read them, appealing to the
sentiment of the Jury, calling at­
tention to Mr. Doheny, "the lit­
tle woman, soft spoken, true and
tried,** who took the stand for the
husband.** Doheny, who offered
the life of his only son to hid,
country during the war.
Hs attacked Owen J. Roberts,
chief lawyer of the government as
a "Philadelphia lawyer” and said
It was he, not Doheny, who was
dealing In "bunk.**
Finally Hogan brought the lata
President Harding Into his argu­
ment.
THE NAME TELLS A TRUE
st 6 ry
The very name, fo le y ’s Honey
and Tar Compound, tells why,
with, without opiates or chloro­
form, It Is so quickly effective In
stopping coughs and In healing
the distressing cause. Because it
alone combines the curative vir­
tues of pure Pine Tar and other
healing ingredients, together with
the mollifying, demulcent effects
of clear fresh Honey. From 661
E. 48th st., Chicsgo, comes this:
“A stubborn cough worried me,
kept me awake nights, and resist­
ed other cough medicines, but
quickly yielded to your good
Foley's Honey afed Tar Com.
pound. My druggist recommended
it." Ask for it. Sold every-
where.— No. 3
Salem business almost doubled
since 192$, according to BkbeoaM
debit check report.
Hillsboro civic clubs plan $26
000 community building.
A CORRECTION .
Some time ago the Tidings
stated that Lake Tahoe (Callforn-
la-Jfrvada line) was 1605 feet
deep and the deepest (resh wa­
ter In the U. 8. A. No well posted
Oregonian'
“swallowed" that
statements as it is commonly
commonly known, that Crater
Lake (Oregon) Is the deepest Fest Basketball Came
fresh water on the globe, save one
Scheduled for Armory
lake to Switzerland. Mr. W- F.
Floor Saturday
Aaranl, a resident of Ashland,
Basketball will be given its of­
who
was Superintendent -of
ficial
start in Ashland Saturday
Crater Lake National Park for
night
when the Oregon Aggies
eleven years says thpt the great-’
est depth of Crater Lake tor el­ will meet the new Normal school
even years Ip' over two thousand .quintet on the armory floor In the
feet. It Is said on reliable au­ main game of a big doubla bill.
Coach Walter Hughes Is fast
thority that for yearn the Iplm has
risen three Inches annually. The rounding his squad of pedagogues
Tidings Is glid to m ale the cor­ Into early season form and the lo­
rection giving Oregon Its Just cal* hoopkters are expected to
give the fast Aggie team a real
dues.
battld from start to finish.
Albert Marske, former h i g h
sebO9l star, and Caldwell, are ax*
pitted to start the game In the
forward positions, with Butter­
field starting at center, fed
Kinney, former Portland h I - g h
school atar, and Ramsey, a veter­
of League Axe for an basketeer, will start at the
»ball Commis­
guard positions. Clary, Hale and
sioner
Joe Mercer will be In readiness to
take the floor at any time they
CHICAGO, Dec. 1«.— (U N )— may be needed.
Re-election of Judge Kenesaw M.
The normal second team will
Landis as ^ s e b a ll commissioner play Battery B In the opening
was assured today when directors game which starts at 8 o’clock.
of the American league announc­ The big game between the normal
ed they would not oppose his re-
election.
The directors appointed a com­
mittee of three, consisting df Ja­
cob Ruppert of t h e . Naw York
Yankees; Phil Ball of the St.
Louis Browns, and B. 8. Barnard
S now drift looks good-
of the Cleveland Indiana, who will
to-eat. I t ’s snow-white
tell the supreme arbiter o f base­
ball that the American league
a n d c re a m y a n d as
might demand slight curtailment
dainty as a shortening
of his powers.
The meeting of Junior - dzentt
could he. A n d Snow­
owners got under way) following
d rift is just as good as it
the directors’ session at which
looks, o u r cakes and
new directors were recommended.
There was no trade talk in the air.
biscuits and pastry w ill
Homestead — Interstate bridge
being completed,' with steel all In
place.
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FREE
Priced for Quick Sale.
$10.00 down
Payment places it in your
home for Christmas.
XL ELECTRIC
Station
GUY GOOD
We need more storage
room. Wo have cut the
price on every used car
in our place.
Come, look them-over, you
save all depreciation.
Claycomb
Motor Co.
Ford Oarage
S n o w d r ift
THE VERY BEST SERVICE COAL
Rock Springs Lump - - - - - {16.00 Ton in Bulk
Spring Canyon Fancy Lump, {16.00 Toil in Bulk
Castle Gate Stove - - - - - - • {16.00 Ton in Bulk
Diamond B riq u ets...................{15.50 Ton in Bulk
HALF TON LOTS, 50c EXTRA
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IT ’ • PAYS
TO BUY THE BEST.
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We have a full supply of wood in Fir, Oak, LaureF*
and Pine.
Whittle Transfer Co.
a n d --
Varnishes
l paint and varnish foi
every need
J.O .R IG G 1
Best Pain»..Best Workmen
Phone 172
Golden Rule Store
ITEMS
FOR THE
REGULAR PRICE.
OF
Stationery
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Old S h oes
FANCY BATH TOWELS
Regularly 75c
Three for
We are going to allow you 10 per eent
In order to take advantage of the sale credit on a new pair of shoes for any old
FANCY BATH TOWEL SETS
you must,purchase one box at the marked pair of shoes you bring our Shoe Depart­
Regularly $1.50
pride which entitles you to buy as speciT ment.
Three for ........................................ 1
tied for 5 cents.
No matter how old your old shoes are—
Stationery, one box
bring them in, they will be worth money
MEN’S SILK SOCKS
2 boxes for ..........
Regularly a pair, $1.00
Three pair
Fancy Stationery, one box
2 boXhk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
MEN’S HANDKERCHIEFS
Fancy Stationery, one box
Regularly 35c
2 boxes f o r ......................
Black Patent Spike Ileel,
Three
for
a pair ................ ........................... $6.75
One Box Stationery..........
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2 boxes ............................
CHILDREN’S RUBBER APRONS
Black
Satin
Spike
Heel,
a
pair
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$6.50
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Regularly 50c
One Box Stationery ........
Three for
2 boxes ................. .
Black Kid Military Heel, a p a ir ---- $5.00
F R E E T O Y Given to all Children accompanied by parents
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in our store after 7:00 P. M . Saturday
HER
H IM
What gift would please her more than a Silk
Dress. We have some exceptional values special­
ly reduced for the Holiday season. Three big
groups priced
GARTER AND SHOE TREE SETS
a combination that will appeal to
her ............................................. $1.26
$9.45
$14.45
$19.85
Men’s Ties
A Man Never Has Too Many.
Priced ..................... 50c, 75c, $1.00
Real Reduction on
Gowns .............
$3-35
Slips. ......................................... $3.35
Chemise .................................»• $1.85
Bloomers ...................................... $1.98
Vests ...................
$1.25
Step-ins . . . . . . . . . . . *.................. $1.55
House Slippers
Kid House Slippers in Red, Blue,
Apricot
................................... $2.00
Snuggler Felt Slippers, $1.45—$1.60
Satin Slippers, ............. $1.29—$2.10
, Handkerchiefs
Always Acceptable
Priced from*......................... 5c to 50c
Bpxed Handkerchiefs .. 50c to $1.10
Open
Evenings
Beginning
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PRACTICAL GIFTS FOR
GIFT HINTS FOR
Rayon Munsingwear
Three Carloads of COAL
Fuller Paints
Seven Big Shopping Days Beginning Friday, December 18th of
Wonderful Christmas Gifts for Less Money. Solve the Christmas
Gift Problem at the
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y i Cup Suow Jrifi
X Tuupoou S alt
i Clip Flour
Pot water and Snowdrift in
saucepan, when it comes to
boiling point add flopr all at
one time and stir and beat
until it leaves the sides o f
pan. Remove from stove and
add one at a time the eggs,
beating in each egg well be­
fore adding the next. Drop
by spoonfuls on a greased
baking sheet. Bake from 39
to 49 minutes, according to
size, |n oven 900 degrees F.
for the first five minutes, re­
ducing about 90 degrees at
'a time every five minutes,
u n til When they begin to
brown th e tem perature is
390 degrees F. W hen the
puff leaves the greased bak­
ing sheet easily, they are
done and should be cooled
on a rack with a circulation
o f air all about. When cold,
fill with whipped cream.
Milton— Free water baa naw fj.
P. Railroad station.
Klamath Falla — Klamath
Moulding Company buys plant
site, 10 acre«, *( $1,000 an aery.
Klamath Falls— Postal receipts
are 21 per cent over last year's.
CHRISTMAS SALE
Portland — Union Pacific or­
ders $90,000 ferry for Columbia
River use, Astoria to Megler.
Reconditioned
Fords
Extra Special Low Price,
The Brotherhood National Bunk
of San Francisco, 2« O’Farrell
street, will open for businesq Sat­
urday, December 18; at 9 a. as.,
according, to Mrs. 0V. E. Sanford
of Ashland, who will go to San
Francisco to attend the. opening.
The history of the establlsh-
prove that to you when
you m ake them w ith
this fine shortening.
with each used car sold
between now and Christ-
Graybar Electric
Washing Machine
LOCAL PEOPLE TO -
ATTEND RANK OPENING
couH had failed and that a divorce
contest was Inevitable.
Chaplin may be the first to
file sudh action. The film come­
dian has indicated,
through
friends, that he intends to file a
divorce complaint, alleging extra­
Plans on Spending Christ­ vagance
and neglect of the child­
mas at the Home of
ren. Mrs. Chaplin Is expected to
His Children
oounter with a cross complaint,
HOLLYWOOD, Cal,, Dec. 1$.—- charging her Bueband^wlth cruel-
(United Newa)— Whittling tops
Although the boys are with
and fussy bears occupied the at­
their
mother at the home of her
tention of Charlie Chaplin, while
lawyers were preparing for legal grandparents, Charlie intends to
battle between the film comedian spend a part of Christmas morn­
and his wife, Lita Grey Chaplin ing with them— at least long
for the custody of their two chil­ enough to give them the presents
dren* and dlylslon of the Chaplin he bought today. >
millions.
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While Chaplin was shopping for
Homestead — 190-ton flotation
Yuletlde gifts for his sons, at­
torneys announced that negotia­ mill running pteadlly, on copper
tions for a settlement * out of ore.
meht of Brotherhood banks at
Cleveland. Hammond, New York,'
Boston, Minneapolis,
Spokane,
Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, and
many other large cities, indicate
that- the San Francisco bank
should have a rapid growth and a
prosperous fuyire. An Idea as to
the growth of some of these
hanks can be gained from the fol­
lowing: The B. of L. B. bank of
Cleveland opened Its doors No-'
vember 1. 1920. with $«60,000,
and now enjoys resources of
$18,000,000. The bank at Tacoma
opened its doors on July 1, 1926
with deposits amounting to $729,-
«69.46. On Deeember 21, 1926,
its marvelous growth showed a
total of $2,210,769.09. Th« Port­
land bank in leas than one year
gained from $900,000 on the op­
ening day. more than $2,000,000.
Ladies Coats
No gift would more practicably solve Christmas
gift problem.* Three groups especially merit
your inspection at
$9.45
$14.45
$19.85
Beacon B la n k e ts
Make Warm Friends
Double Wool and Cotton Fancy
Plaid .........
$5.60 to
Beacon Comforters ..................
$3.25 to
Indian Blankets ...........
$4.50 to
Rayon Bed Spreads ................. $6.30 to I
Handkerchiefs
They are surest thing in the world to
give—always needed.
Priced ................................. 15c to 50c
Shirts
Shirts, Shirts and more Shirts,
many colors, so many patterns,
Priced fr o m ................. $1.00 to $
Big Reduction on Men’s
Suits
$40 Rico Rochester Suits . . . . . . $30
$35 Rico Rochester Suits . . . . $27
$30 Rico Rochester Suits . . . . $25
Golden Rule
Store
Open
Evenings
Beginning
Friday
Dee. 17th