Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, February 13, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text1 05 Jl he mi i - i )a groauiuai'". , 71 nrlilOTCn taj S Htaiaiw' I j,- I'rtsw - I1" . .. lr: broad. " i a I. a. t.ilkll.llla or It.. H. r; u v"""11' ,u,"w"' II! n Mini" ?"V "iSSlh Tin now allium "f two 'lierMa of nbout 'ZltoOt "nl.l.'l Il7(!r "'''''' '""" I"'. .7. . .,l .inaviilitlvn wch Mil"""1 "v!"" " "...I . ...i ill. Derby. Lrim' Vk-wa Atrrtl P'Vr ..... fiwen. rpiue- fUlil nw'l"l in- hMtrtil iwi"r" , SSom "" IiJw. In which Iho mam h rwMUbla reuulromonle .gblle do no' wiwlun la ailallng arrange- tin iupily of broadcaat II twlnts of view It la Luf unit unilealrablo In Broaova.. ' ' - mum MlxutiriU mual bo lUMtMl III broadcaster M ml far arupea'aiida or iuiMi emphasised Ui lm L,(wiiaira u manu liljdimrr m whlrh vat I fKpM sr. mruwl. About JM la expauilod annually Bxiisln In nwiapr pro ud IM.Ma Ion of papor r4 It t co of MI. (.00.. i lit nllxllon of nwa mptptn hrs sp.nd 135.- mull. I a C far to Iho Ihr.e xkiloa. whlrh supply II iim nimniary 140,000. Iri HUM dwrltxxt an mulls and not mora than itt nmplr would pay iti iMlrlce, riblshers- Ironnljf rcalat iMtl lbot tht II. II. O. hIiiiuIiI employ Km own rcpiiiiei', iiiu ubJuuUnii hulim thai tha 11 11, C, la it tiiiiuil-Muvoriiiiii'iiiiil Imily lllnl Hint 111" illiowlilUmtliill of miwa la nut a aiillulila runi'llon for a uovei'iilui'nt deput'tuii'iil, I'liiiiMta- lima In Hi II. II. 0. lira rofuaml by III nowaiutpnrs un lh ffriiunll lliut llmlr litdualry won hi la griiil uilly uiiilnriiilniiU uml eventually ruined. , llruudimirUniT HiMKX'lirw I'rriiiliul, Hu uhlnallun la rnlavil lo Hit' liruuik-iiallnif uf NiivvlinJ or nvii Hi Iho iiIiii'Iiih of inlnroiliono In Iho huuao uf ooimiiona fur I lift hronilfnailiitf of ilnlmiim; htil t laa inihllahrra lira minliiat a aiiKKi'a Uuii lhal II. 11.4', ii.iciili.in hoiilil ullniil Hirllunif ill niul ItiiiiMUolK to iriora movi'UiI rapurU fur t Vitrlou llilllali liromliiMlliiii Ma llulia. , , llroniloiuilliiK uf mlv'i'ilaiMiiiiil Jji collilotnilwil by Ihti nowamira on lh Hroutol Umt nhji'iiituiialilo limltor inlHhl bo ocni out, nml iliui I ho iluty of onaiirliiK mlvvrllaa mania iwiiio'I aiifvly bo lull lu tin' UUtOUIUUy 4lf U fl'W muit who would bo fthlo lo liopiuiu lliolr own vlowa upon thv iubllu uiid uoip nioii'liil ulnaana. . "It la a (trout inialnka lo think Unit ovuryuuily la 'ilyltnf for nvwa'Vaitid l.ortl Itldilell In aim I'lualoli. "Many ponplo wnlt unlll Mmiiliiy to H"t llio nowa uf iho wo'U. 3IMI I Alt.MCKH KlHM m:w vni:,r i,iCAa;ii (Ountluiioil from puiio onn) I linn ilioan on ihla alil of Dm llni-, Itiillriiml rpreaf-ntittlvpN routonil rd Hint Iho low fluurn la mi urtirl Wul lnduooinnt kIvoii by t'nnadliin rouila for fnnluT d"Vlnitnoin Ihara of (train Innd. Jlrnni'li linn rnloa four llmoa uronlor I htm inulii llna ratoa oonailMitfit unothor aoro Hilnl whloh tony ba riottll with In tho final ropurt. TxniiliMl t'ointm ltr)ociutio dlr Tli Aocll4 I'raaal . MOIIO, Oro yrh. 13. Ita-or-anlaatlon uf Iho old Irl-aiala tr inlnul company, a, oo-opxrailvo vmln innrkotlnK orKanlxnilifn wlih'li auapondod hualnoaa flvo oara aito waa ortlori'd ailmptot at inootlnK of a ropraaonlallva Hroup of atorkholdora tmro to nlultt which wan atlcnded by Oov vrnor Walior M. I'lorco, lilmaolf a aiockhohlfr. Tho maatlnir waa Iho culmina tion of numcrouB almllar aathor Inaa nf aiockholdora whoro aontl mont haa boon aoumlnd nut and a plan of raoncanlaAilon dotcrmluad upon. Th nw plan calla for ralalnS thrnuKh In wheat holt larMOly from ilia ramalnlna' 1100 orlttlnat alm-kholilfra a fund of Ifu.ooo. whlrh doamad aufri clont to ra-oatahlih tha hualnraa. flovornor IMercc, Herbert Ktt hart. A. M. ltnheria and Herl Kmor aon uf The Dnllra, A. It. Hlium way of llllon and A. V. Swift of liaker wero anuintf thnao who pleilHed financial aupport aa well a aaalainnre in canvuMdnir tha former nieniberahlp. A. V. Kwlfl Itaa been iteaianated to head tha artual rampalKn for funda. jtittrnor la Kycn "I conahlor that tho old com- morning reosi'eh, Eugene, 6re J''auui;h aitiioh ih:ai . . ... . Day, vtu. ii, im .few 1 f' 1 J' Ut 1 "K- ill' " t'-i 1 WV Mm M MICALDWIU. I tm mi eru winch Mothers Can Rely On U (lnorict. nulhur and newspaper writer, who died uddanlv In London uf a heart attack. . lnny wut mo nnihlns on tha old Niurk dolnrd tlto Kovornor, 'for In two or thrito donla throuKh li, I iti or thn nmdo buck all uf my tnvf.mn0.it1 "tva ara now ai ine tnarcy 01 all tt0inHm ihrouKh whltdi our Artiin iiutM mn rout to market," on locM.tioidiir - inajiiutmti. While It wan In lodfltrm'tt wo R"t vuluo In full for our itruin. 1 want to moc u hack. ' Tho old conrorn wnt on thn rucktt when at tho heUiht of Its nuitwu thrnuta'h tho action of thuiw In chariitt In morKlnir 1m hualnmui with that of Iho now do- lunt't wanntUKiun neni urowi-rn HMMorlailnn. mfortlltitf to stock lioltlt'in hrro toAlicht. DR. CHASE IN PORTLAND VNIVKKKITV I-XI!M I'l.lSINO iiy KlJVCA'run tomach. All child. leaaant taatA. i lluy a larva go-cent uoulo nt any loro that oella mrdlrlno and Just J W.B. Caldwl. of Mont .reat Ion or aour ito tpncifclrif phyalclan for ren lova lla plenai nalptttd Infant, anrf ehilrf. n. tj'l,.k!f ""rrd up" and oea for younralf how perfectly It .7. ca.lhr" nlll' cleanaca and reitulntea tho bowol p uiuin.i ana naaty of Infunla and children. h knnr that con.tlpe.tlon ,i?,r ? "M,r,'r chd 'Uli,hacon.tantly advlt wt tOflvtonlya harmleu wjkh would hulp to e.lab- bow.l 'r.a-ularlty.". Cjldw.ll', Byrup ikU2 'ul'ln- Inmtlva 'SJ? upon wh.n i - n,l'Ptd. bllloua, Uck from a cold. Indl- Dr. Caldwell SYRUP PEPSIN ValentittMeo Stnrlf nf vnlontine. tioro fnr vniir ' ' Hundreds of varieties jiriced to plettsc you. Pr'(i from lc dipj.vnluntinc lncc cards, in ' tablc covers, napkins, favors, comics, seals, etc. Wearever Aluminum finest .yoU cm )(ly W far t ie lenit "I'j"'1"! loK run. wnuary cook "leniils made. "waonery 'ional value fctk ..T, .--Ho ttcellent values. Mat. Pei.''tarcal value Millinery You will find a new com plete assortment of hat slinpes and flowers here and nt prices that will save you nioncv. If you are planning a hat if J .win pay you to see our woir dcrful assortment. , WunderKose We claim the three greatest hosiery values offered in Eu gene Wundcrhose (or., ladiqs, Silk, nil colors, pair rJ1.00 Wundcrhose for school, ' all. sizes,, x black and o brown, paif - Wundcrhose for men ' they sure do wear, pr. 25c .iUsIS Scarry trV. conomy Store , FIRST , "" OVER 7000 DIFFERENT ITEMS ' (Mr Tti AMuclklcd PrM) I'fUCTIdXNI). Oro., KoU. 12. Dr. Jinny Woodhurn Cluwo, pronMuut of tho tliilvcmlly of North Curo llim, who J i as tHwn offorrx) tho prinltlcncy of tho tTutvmtfity r (rvKon, urrtvml Imto today from KiiKtrtia, on his way hack to hU Iioiiiv, Jlo ald on urrlvul horni "I nm ImmnnHfly pimtMrrl with thd lltilvottty of Oreffon and lis outlook for tha future, and tlml thf pnoplo of DroKon ahould bo trud of tho auljiitanll.il iimtuu tton thoy havo and ot tho growth that It promUiM for tho future. "I am not at llhrty nt thla time. of roursi. lo mnku any .unto m cut n I to tho offer that tho bounl of ro irttnt him mnd inc. nor am 1 nhl to mnko any dflnito Kin turnout nt thla tlmo," ho until. "Mowever, It hua boon a vry dnllKlitfut oxiH-ri-rnra to mo to romn horo and to tm rcolVod as I havo boon, and rrfrardlrmi of tho prrnonul nnnlo of tho vlvlt, tho flit lira of tho unl vcntlty Hopma to mo to aiiKur moot promlMtutrly." lir. HMinvo waa cuft of he Pnrtuioulh ulumul hitrt- nt limrlioon nnd tanlffht will ho n dinner RiieM of hr. Klrhurd II. Ulllohunt, denn of tho rnlvcrmty of UrrRon nieill cal m-hool. PALUSO CETS DECISION 5IA4K 1,11,1, Utl lAtum HOLT TO yttl'M Dl ltHAM tnr The Auoi-l.l.d Pr.u) IrltTI.ANI. tra Feb. 12. Jxiu I'aluao, Hall Iikfl City llKht welKht won k ton-round doclalon over lion Kruzor of Hpokane horo toniKiii; I'ulu.o otifboxed hla opponent who allowed a wllllnKnoaa lo mix It but who could not lund effee lively. In the oilier bouta ::!tchle Davis Vnl!n Wnlln welterwelicht won on a loul from UvorKa Mccormick. Hpnknnc, In tha third Vound; I-en .Miuoiiy, r.Klllwoiijiit of Ijiramie, Wyo.( tnok a alx-round declalon from Mike Del'lmo, Tortland; Kred Durham, Portland ' bantam welKht won In four rounda from Murk J'lllard, KuKeno, and Gene Vnnltonner. Knokune feather wolKht Hlopped llllly Wlntora, Van couver. Wuah., In the flrat round of a arhrduh'd four-rounder. 1:1 ,i;.vi: hvmi'Hdnv to ap- J'KAIt AT IIIJI.K; T11W MONTH Oruuliiili,n ilKkllnu I'rxlli'o I jicli Nutlit ut I'n-pare for I'lrat Coiwort THREE' Thi nw Kutfone aymphony or fhcMttn, Sfi plm:ea of Ick-uI talent, will h'jhl Un ftmt public appeur unco in tho Ilolllic thcatro, Feb ruary fl and 17, ll w announcod iual nlKht. Thin orhntrft 1 comnoMd of thA lifNl tnltillii na tn Ihn cltw. It im nml it hua bn uraatlclnir ' nlghilv f..r tho vutil two months H jii priM'urutifin tor tho oponinfc P- jfuriKt. u Is iM::nlmed tin tns first MfM'horiy oruhfstr to bo jmthorv.) In tlu city uml with tho rcnrotmiiK it Iia ilon tu rnoin Ifors Lxpct to tak tho uudlcnce by storm. hur)i:4 Itunvun. orchestra lead- or of th llitll(f, hus expended hi tlmo and euro In developing tho orchestra. Tho mombors aro local rsldiiiN and expect to play at roK ular Interval fullowlriK ,lts first nwntuiuiH. Tho priftm will be announced later, It Is stated. 1 ROLL RECALLS HISTORY OhVVJyT ()!! KKMXMV IS J. H. m;ckey The oldest llvlrfir member of th. Hpenrer liutto lodsco No. 9. I. O. O. K, Is J. H. I-urkev of KuKone, 78th man to ninn tho constitution. xenterdny, H. W. Mlnlurn, ocribe Of tho ordor, roIiik throuuh tho old records of the lodn found tho slKnnturo. 7.1r. luckoy . who Is known to present day residents as & jeweler, gavo his occupation thon as ft I) luck smith, ilo was 22 years old. - Tiiom were early days In -the history of frntornal orders, and of tho city of Humane, and now Mr. Luokey, whose ae Is about 83 years. Is still attending lodue occa sionally and often visits the club rooms in the day time. Mr. Luckey alKned the roll Xovenilxir 20, 186C. LODGE SPEAKER COMING OIU H'.I.LOWJi I'LAV MKET INO 1IKKE MAIlCn A. J. S. WILL MARRY sini'i,r.Mi:NT oi.' ctiukt, lllll.NO M'lTIAIiS TO MANY TOURISTS LIKELY JANrAIlY KIIOWS IXCrtRASE OVKR OTIIKR YKAIIS tnv Th. AMiH'lRtml Pr.M RAI.EM. Ore.. Fob. IS. With an Itc.'renao of 33d per cent over Jnntt. nry, of 1U34 nnd of 71.5 per cent over tho muiib month of 11)26. tho proaperta for n record brenklntc hurvoHt of tourlats nnd homo- aeekera travel to Oreiton by motor vehirlo for 1326 la vory auspicious, ir tho non-roalilont motor vehicle roitlatrntlon with Iho socrctary of alnto for tho .month of January, 10x11, can no rettiirded ns nn aiiKUry. Tho rcRlatrntlnn of forelKn motor vehicles In Oreunn diiiinrt tho month of January, 1026, amounts to 1443. ns compared to 429 for Jiiuuniy of 1024 nnd 841 for tho cnrrcHpnmllnif month 'of 1025, Jan uary visitors lo Oregon by motor vehicle registered from states ns far cast ns Ohio nnd Virginia, from ns far ns Kontuaky, North Carolina. nnd Tojciis representing tho stntos of tho smith, whllo two sojourning motor vehicles wero rrglatorod from Alaska nnd 87 from Cnnndn. RUM CASE BROUGHT IN UHiCAWitA OAPTVllK FIGURES IN WISUAAU CAKE , (lly Tha AMorlnlcd Pr.M) 01.1 A'tvpt in Willi Veil 1 9 Capture nf 'tho rum runnor Hos- cawhn orr tno wnsningion consL lust Koiirunry may nguro in mu ....t I.l lfl.il hnr. nf T.lnll. lenant Commnnder William P. Wlslmnr, It waa rovonioa touay, WtHhnar la acauscd of mlscon- naalnnl nf HlllV WhllA Couimnnder of tho coast guard cut ter Algonquin. A onnrgo niuuo imn Ilo tiiilny wits that he had altered tha account ot tho cliarnotor of tho liquor boat tlto dny after It had originally boon ontorod In tlio ship's log. Wlslinnr Is nlso charged wltft having innnlpulntod bids for over hauling Iho cultor nnd with having inuireil off drills which woro nover hold. Flro Iittsa l(ll,n'J n0 (Kr Tlie Aitmialntdl 1'rea.) AI.liM, Oro., Fob. 12. Tho tnlul flro loss In Oregon, outsldo tho city of 1'oi'tlnnd, for tho month of January wns 164.09J.50, nccoi'illi'K to monthly report of Will Mooro, state firo marshal. Tho burning of a mill and con tents at North llontl cnused n loss of 175,000, Flro destroyed a gar age nnd contents nt Rltldlo with a lo of 1?.000. OtUor owo 111 tho slat woro email. , , ; Mlv TV A..oolatrd Pr..) rifll.ADKI.l'HIA. I'n., Feb. 1J. John 1. Ia'WIs; president of tho United Mine Workers, today ro cclvi'd tho following telegrnm: Tiimuqun, I'cnn., February U, i9;o. "J. I.. Lewis, president United Mine orkers. . "I desire to get married on day slrlko settled. Adviiio. "A. J. 8;" Mr. lwls replied: Tiimnqua. Tonn. "Vour wire. Oet married today. "J. K I.." Mr. Lewis said ho did not know A. J. 8. ROOSEVELTS IN PARIS v . WOMK.V 1ISI'IY PHIDK AT SHOOTING TIC KltS (lty The AMorlated Praa) TAHIH. Fob. 12. Tunned nnd hnrdiMied by their Aslntic huntinp trip, ('olonol Thcodoro Koosoveit nnd his brother, Cuptnlri Kermlt ItooHpA'elt, reached Turia tonight from Marseilles. Thoy wero ac companied by their wives, both of whom displayed their pride at JinsnirT shot liKcra In India. Theodore nnd Hermit expressed their elation over tho fact that thev had collected between fiO nnd 70 rnre sperlmenft of the loologlcat nml ornlthnloRicnl order. Shoi lUnuU Carry flly Tho AKBrtclatfrt PrH) MKDKORO. Oro.. Fob. 12. At a pec hit o loft Km hold nt Central Point, near hPro, yestorday, bondH for the erection of a new hlRh whool carried, 114 to SS. When Iho result been me known, a cele bration was -Kinged, and tho church boll of tho city woro rung for two hours. ENDS LIFE , rvrr I I e ,k 1 I A. ) 1 'ffVI&iAVt M WOorJi' William M. Wood, former head of tho 100,000,000 American Woolen Co., ' ended his life by shooting .himself at Dnytonn, Pla. Jlo had boon in poor health for some tlms, .. .. . . Jerry 8. Green, commissioned lecturor of tha sovereign grand lodge of Odd Fellows, will Rive a lecture on "Odd Fellowship" in one of the local churches, Tues day night, March 9. according to plans annqun'cod -at the lodge hauduuurtera vostardav. The location of the meeting, at which nil Odd Fellows, friends and families will be Invited, has Jiot been chosen and. a committee will report lo the lodge within a. few diivs in this connection. The meeting will bo open to the public and there will bo no admission feo charged. Plans nlso Include a short music proRrnm and the Introduction of the spouKer. P.-T. A. HOLDS MEETING KIMIIALT, YOl'NQ ADDRESSES SANTA CLARA PEOPLE Saturday and M phday Specials 3 Heads of Lettuce 25c, 2 lbs. Mustard Greens .....15c 10 lbs. Carrots 25c 10 lbs. Turnips . .. 25c 10 lbs. Dry Onions . ...... 25c 10-lb. sack Best Cane Sugar 62c 9-Ib. sack Corn. Meal r J9c 4-11). package Seedless Raisins . ...39c 3 packages jPost Toastics 25c 2 packages Puffed Wheat '. 25c 3 packages Shredded Wheat ..33c 10 tall cans rniour's Milk 95c Fresh Creajsncry Butter, b 45c 2 20c packages Phillip's Pan Cake Flour ..4., . 20c Twin Loaf Bread . :. 15c .2 lbs. Jelly beans : 5Sc 2 lbs Big Lunch Cookies, . 45c 3-lb. box Soda Crackers ...: 45c A'iAh. box Graham Crackers 79c 3-lb. box Salted Soda Crackers . 49c 9-11?. sack "Rolled Oats ; 55c 6 lbs. -White Beans .:50c 4 lbs. Bulk Cocoa . 2Sc. 3J4 lbs. Bulk Macaroni ' .25c ' 3 lbs. Tapioca ,25c ' 2 lbs. , White ,Fig ' 25c Haskell Best 'Coffee, every pound , guaranteed, per pound 3 packages Jell Well ..50c 25c 3 medium cans Van Camp's Ttirk and Beans ; ...25c 3 cans Van Camp's Tomato Soup 25c 3 large cans Royal Club Hominy 49e 8-lb. pail Snow Drift : 41.45 8-lb. pail Pennant Shortening . $1.55 Quart can Wesson Oil .,..49c Gallon can Wesson Oil ........ .$1.85 5-lb. can Calumet Baking Powder ..... 89c 10-lb. can Calumet Baking Powder ,$U5 Sauerkraut in bulk, fjcr quart 15c 2 cans Standard Peas or Corn ............25c 3 large cans Tomatoes 43c No. 2i can Standard Sliced Pineapple 25c 18-oz. bottle Catsup 25c 2 No. Yi cans I"laked Tuna Fish .,35c 2 cans Shrimp 25c 2 cans. Oysters :. 35c Minced Clamstall , 25c 10-lb. pail White Wedding Breakfast Syrup M..'...",'.:....75c 10-lb. pail Dark Wedding Breakfast Syrup . .. ...'.,.,-...,... ..,.6Sc 3 packages Calumet Corn Starch 25c 10 bars White King'Laiint(ry Soap .....J59c 10 bars White .Wonder, Soap ,..38c 22 large rojls Toilet Paper .......::.,J$lM 4 rolls Tissue Toilet Paper, 1000 ihect 29c 4 cans Light House Cleanser . .... 25c 49-lb. sack Princess Flour $2.35 49-lb. sack Vim Flour $2.25 , 49-lb. satfk Fisher's Blend Flour $2.45 Haskell Feed & Grocery Go. Phones 522 and 523 r. Kimball Young of the de nartment of sociology of the Unl verslty of Oregon nddressed tho i-anta Clara l'arent-'ieacner usso clntlon meeting held at the com munity hall there last nlgnt. i J)r. Young lectured on the topic of human conduct and its relation to the school room. A small but. enthusiastic audienco lUtened tu tho lecture. . . An Interesting discussion' fol lowod tho talk by tho university mhn, many of those present taking part. Dr. Young stressed the lidea ot consderlng the student aa a human being possessed with In stincts and emotions common to hhi species. TAX DILL PASSED BY SENATE B8-B how starts at, one per cent at sio.ooo, .,.,,- . tarried Ilcdoction larger An Increase from tlO.000 to fit.- 004 In the amount of Income -which the 26 ier -oent reduction on ae- oount of "earned Income" may be applied. Repeal of virtually all of the miscellaneous excise and occupa tional levies. Paris Is In the voting were an nounced as follows: Williams, ftopubtleaa. for. wltn BI..M, 'Democrat, asarast; Caraway. Damacoat. 'for. with Brookbart. Kapoo llcan. as.ln.t: Ernat. Rapabllcaa. for. with Howell RaiMislloail acalnat; Bobln imi, Arkaaua, for. with Johaaoa, B publlcaa. asaloit. It waa annoutwd 'that - bad tbaa. acTi.lDr. brn - praaant thay would have yoiM for tha -bill: ' - - -- Rapubllrana: .Blnsham. Oreaaa, Cora mlna. Curtis. SebaH and Wadawortb. r namoerata: illratton. -Ilrnr.. JonM at Now sl.Kloo;. MAyflald...Ovannaa. Pitt man. 8t.pb.aa, Swaasop .aad Vad.r wood. No annoanrameat -waa made aa to bow thaaa abaaot senator .would bava voll: - r ' ' '' Ilormb. DoPont. ,Jaodln. -lleKlalay and M.aah Blpobllcaaa, and WaUb, Uosiooral. AIRPLANE FALL FATAL TWO YOUTHS oiB. 'IS FIRST -RIDE J.V AIR (Continued from pace one) from 11000 to 11500 for single per sons apd from 12500 to 13500 for married persons will relieve 2, 200.000 federal taxpayers ot ail taxes. Reductions of the normal Income tax rates from two to 1 is ,per oent on the first 14000 ot .taxaulo In come, from 4 to 1 per cent on the next 14000 and from 6 to 5 per cent on the remainder. Reduction In the maximum sur tax rate of 40 per cent applying on amounts .of -Income In .excess of (600,000 to twenty per cent on the amounts of tncome In excess ot (100,000, with -corresponding re ductions on the lower rates of the' graduated surtax schedule which - For '(jc Colds, vM Grip, in flu onza '" Previntivo Quininej ' tablets rjpr , A Safe and Proven Remedy Ine Firat and Original Cold and "Grip Tablet Graven Safe for more than a Quartor of a Century. "Tba box bear tilts tlgnattm ;rric Soo. tny Tba- Aanelald Pfaa) -AMARILLO. Texaa Feb. 11. Two Amarillo -ouths on their first airplane ride and Walker 8. Estee, Tulsa, Oklahoma, oil supply map, were Instantly killed In a crash here today. . - Tom Nelson, 26, owner, and Claire Crawford, IS. -dairy em ploye, were the local victims. They had been given a Uft by Estes when he -stopped at their .dairy farm, mistaking It for a Sanding field. Man Hurt In Fight fTW The Aeoe!ated Pro) GRANTS PASS, Ore., Feb. 12. Raymond Lutman, ;20, Is In the local hospital, and Lloyd Oarrett, of Glendale, Ore., is , In custody as a result of a tight Jast night. In ivhlch Lutman suffered four knife wounds. His condition Is not re garded as serious .and officials have not yet decided what charge will be preferred against Garrett. The fight -was 'Occasioned by re marks directed by Lutman to Gar rett a alster. according to young Garrett- Jackson Fined 980 Br Tba Aaaoclatad Proa.) SALEM, Ore.. Feb. 12, J. 8. Jackson, who operates a Teal -estate office at 224 Henry building, Portland, was yesterday fined 450 by Judge Delch for failure to ob tain a realty dealers' license, ac cording to W. A- Mullen, supeein tehdent of the real estate bran oh ot -the state Insurance department- Piper MedXord Speaker . (Br Tba Aaaoclat.d Praaa) MEDFORD. Ore.. Feb. J2. The 12th annual .banquet of the Lin coln RepubUcan olub of Jackson county will be held 'here tonight with Edgar B. Piper, editor of the Portland Oregonlan, as the prin cipal speaker. DANCING Saturday Night At tt -v WOT TAMALE "5" ORCHESTRA fUTSand SCRATCHES As Stop the smarting sod Kuten tEd ! ..faealinc hj pxonrpt spnlicarlna of Resinol VLEXTIXE MASQUERADE . . . SKAf ING ; ; Saturday Nite i FEDRUARY 13th WINTGARDEN CASH PRIZES Doors Open 7:30 to II P. M. REGULAR ADMISSION aV aa - ever ippe Co Stop them today Stop thenf quickly ill their dangers sod . r . n i.i r 1 1 , . 1 b Qaynirons.cnuHicrcvcranaoiacnr. rvn i the poisris cut. rWsbrcdccokUnv sours. i ncy tone tnc wnoic syiicia. i ac prompt, id luble rarultshivc led roilboni to employthcm Don't rely on lcuer belps. don't delay. fic Sure ItkAlllk PrkeOc CASCA CetRedtkat UININE with portrait Banking by Mail Jf , for any reason it -becomes inconvenient to call at the .bank in person your, deposits, either .checking or savings, may be sent in by mail. We shall te glad to explain our mail banking service and furnish the specially prepared forms for that purpose. This bank will b dosed m1 6aj Ftiir, Fthmary 12. First National Bank . t,if ... ''i m -J tratt asJJ Week-End Specials- Needlework Package Goods Half -Price 'ODDS.AJJD ENDS to be worked .:.-...........:. lo $1,00 K MODELS OF DRESSES, APRONS. ETC. HALF PRICE ODD LOTS OF STAR & COATS THREADS, 10c, 3 or ...-.......25c And Many Other Values . - " - ' , . ' ; . ... -5 ;- ." Friday and Saturday Only The Art & dlecraft Shop JlisT BAcic 6f FIRST, NATIONAL BANKbN NINTH STREET , I