P a c e ì o l k CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN An W «ck’y Paper PuLluIi-d at Centra! Point, Oregon. and Watered ThMredsy cf each weak in the PoetoHicd thereof a« Second Clans M a tte r JO H N H S H E L K Y r.nd N E T T IE U. .SHE L E Y, Editor* C L A R E N C E R iiE L E Y , B usine»* Manager» i $1.00 $2.00 All Subacriptiuns Must Be Paid in Advance THURSDAY. JANUARY 7, 1926 Nov. a^ J KVpc y teided to Italy's fron- ller demands and gave up rich oasis of /rirabub. N ov. 27- ^ G e rm a n r c ic h s ta g ratified I.o iimo tr e a tie s mm Chronology D« h *. 1 — U < a r n o t r e a tie s sig n ed in Ia>n- • on by sev en n a tio n s , p ro m isin g peace a n d security for Kurop*. Kvacuatlon of o ft ' ‘ « a ir aga'ntt i*cral.ii.ge alleged retarding F i P u I i C u N I n U i K li ¿•mpJtJly E. W. PICKARD D jl ;.v w j g (4J. D N . W estern Newapspei Union.) INTERNATIONAL Ja n . w»re chosen for the Rebeltahs: Nob'c Gtand, Mias Elva Adams; J a n . l f t - F « 2 e r a l ra ilw a y la»»or t e a r i Vice Grand, Mrs. Mae Lewis; Secy., ra is e d pay o f f7,«Cft ra ilw a y c le rk s FetK « - N ew f o r k ra r m e n » w o rk ers* Mrs. Clara V incent; Treas., Mrs. s tr ik e errJed w ith in c re a s e of pay. tti? I Luselia Damon; Warden. Mrs. M a r th V l-D o d g o A u tom obile com pc. sold to a / n d -ca ts o f b a n k er» fo r *;4- 1 e Emma Gleason; Cond-, Misa Zella OUu.^0 ru sh A p ril Jo—G r e a t N o rth ern and U nion * A d a m « ; I n s i d e G u a r d , Mrs. I v a C o p - P a t irte te le g ra p h e rs g ra n te d was** in - ’ A ~ c reu se o f 2 <wnta un h ou r by V. it. r a il- i n g e r ; O u ts id e G u a rd , M rs. Giara ^ À t r i ' r ^ u l ^ S o p r e m . roort h .u un. i M orta«, R. S. to »«. G., Mrs. Ida G A TEW A Y I < h «o\ «-rntnent proclaimed amnesty to all escefM #»• President Tsso Kuu snd hi* l»l'*nier\l»rr supporter* Preml*» Muraollpl of Italy begun «up- grew on *f opt-wtUon orgsnluKon* and oara * *■ “ * “ Dr. W. C. Schaefer, Dentist, E x Among out-of-town shoppers this traction Specialist. Local and Gas week were Mrs. V ictor Bursell, Mrs. anaesthesia. Phone 1117. 4 2 6 Med Hedgepeth snd Strohmier. ford Bldg. Medford, Ore. I 8 tf Mr. and Mrs. Carl L eever expect Johnny Grieve, of Prospect, was to mot> into their new home the a Wednesday evening guest of Mr. ] i ^ V f the week and Mrs. Roy Jones. |G-* Mr* Sar* Mu»ty; Chaplain, Mrs. i Jessie , Williams. „ ... The following officers were chosen I . _ . t odd Wllnui« - *or “ *e fellow s. N G.. Wm. Musty; V. C., S. S. * I Poague; Rec. Sec., J | E . Vincent, | ¿yl.eo District Deputy and Installing * n;ii*** ataombly of ? June B ilreek government overthrown 1 by ------------- - n illlttr y ----------------- an d n * . - * * l r«vc>li an d n .w ! u,,l* * r O -n .r m l r a n a a l o a | J u n e 2ft—P a n g a lo a b * « * m * p rem ier o f G re e c e . . ÌÌÌ2 » *1 o th o r i le a d e r * o f th è K u rd ia h indurre« tlon e a - i e c u tc d bv th è T u rk a a ^ UÌT l 'm e e re b r la In h y rla bealege.1 th è 1 re n ch g a rr ia o n o f Tuo. In th o fo r tr e a * JZ H uedla. l>* * l,v » * » d * b ln .< o f i'o r t u c a l r . . l t ì i . d , . 1 “ *v l o m l . r . o f T u r c o m * n ro v o lt In r . r * l n . x r c u t . d _ Au« J ft.rlr.v j* r .v o l t o f D r u ** a In 8» r i« « « « In a i t h . t ra n c h A u «. 1.1 l'r .a ld o n i K r m a l o f T u rk a y » by p r w iv ltn tla l d ., r r . i d tr o r ra d hi» w if» . L a t t f * lla n o u n . * « d r .m u > .d « il m t r t o i l o n a on w o m .n * d m * * “ f ** 8 c » . n E c r p l l a n * o *.o u » o d fo r m n r d .r o f Mir I . * * S t a r k , t h . *ir< U r U r ft 1- lUdtv taiv .l i n e r * « * a n n u ii« ) tho . i . i tlon o f t 11 U n . uv a » . I* r * * id .n t. 8 c p t t t — r r t n e h ro u to d D r u a . r .b « t * ■ t S u ed i«. Ol t. 1 I’ruMint . Alessandri of Chilo r o .t « n ,d “ cl. «-H u «)* .«tlroly aban Jon .,1 pro. The American office thi* week re ceived notice of the entablishmcnt of the law firm of Prues* £ Rusk, a t Grant« Fuss. Mr. Rusk is the man who has furnished the Portland j Orejfonian with interesting articles based on facts concerning the life o f the early settler in the Oregon Country, and is the author of the historical book entitled, “ Tales o f a W estern Mountaineer.” As Mr. Rusk was especially liberal in furnishing news from the office o f the Ju stice o f Peace, in which i I capacity he was serving last Ju n e, 1 during the time we assisted in the publication of The Spokesman, we ! f* el k^'dly toward him. ! Thia office will be located in the Conklin Ruilding in Grunts Pass and while we have not met Mr. Pruess, we have reason to believe that these gentlemen ape honest and conscien tious in their work and we wish them “ et. 1*—Uavolt of Druaoa tn “ ama*, no aupprraneti by Tronch In on. da' a f'.r hloodv battio City partir daalroi »d b* bonibardmant. ttet. :♦ tmlliano r i« u o r t .» . l o r t . d Proaldont of chilo •'et r. l‘rondar Polnl.v» >nd «I*. ,n- ttro » .p o h labtnat roalcn.d oka,; f i . Mintat.r Calltaua r.fuard to nuli w l. Ik Mtnlat.r* of (ln at Itrliala. banco a ft.r hla Itnanctal prourvim hai b«»n ramo. Oorioaay. Il«|«uim. Italy. Po- ! dlMpprvvad. id and « MThoBlorakla st Locamo Ih-L f» Paini»«» formod n.w Fr*arh f a « a M>>«« P acu rtty r a n an d _ « c o m ptod I < ahln.t wlth htmaa.f aa praml.r and m It y t o * a r b ltr a im n tr n t ir o A BAD ACCIDENT J mintat.r of (Inane* f w t . « . t l t w l i « * n d Itvilaai , n . fo n « h t Conaarvatlrr* led by Arthur kl.lahan • a f ’ o a t i . r n . « r “ .ro lh tM a r Parilanvonlary oloctlon I O c t. ■ O ro o c» H * t u ltim a tu m to tlu|. As Glen Genxel and s playmate | AO * 5 ^ ® " «*“ «01.01 dop..»«! M t * d a a ta a d ia « In d em n ity a n d a t o l,.« « Khah Ahi»*) Mina, and Iti,« Khan I f r w c h l'O h m .t r . J . , tod tm ip o r a r y a r were at play with an air rifle, it I pramior and dlctator. a n i mi 1 th. thron. ¡N a e o m e e l r o n r .r o t o * ,t.b t tv A m a ric a aa Ktnc l'al lari was discharged, breaking Glen's a a « p :« o tir t n a n n fr .r ■W,,v -> r» » b ry Boy. robol lo»dar prò- I O f t O - « t r e k tr o o p . I n i a J o d P u l s a r l a « i lo glasses, a portion of which entered j m»d Myrtan rapublie. M tailod I h . l o o n o f r . i r t o h an d e « . r a l Rio« to rw a M a ti, Prertilor M lint one eye, causing very serious injury ! ■ U M ; B u l « a r va » i m «la,I lo l .r a i i u . o f th# N I M by Ffflona lUallHn p olie# ; mm M a e rsk temples j He was placed under a physician's I « O it k t o t v i , of Nation, mu n< Il or. eelee«i by su th o rltie .« ip»t »d 'Im v r a d ttulanrla lo rr*fr tua. N ov. » f ’io l to a »»that, kin« Of ■ '* * * *"•* w*tl' «’•**f**l attention will ! IHit’w and mth.liaw fioni . a h othor« R u m a n is t h n s r i e u «av rtto ry a t on, o. rrobdbly be able to retain the use 1 A ri hbl«ÌK*p o f l 'e n t f r b u i Mi ah . a . » m M oaul d lan tu » aub. ce w s i U f f tu »tu.iv f s t .i t u______ rf a o it' .d to la m r n a tlu o a l c o u r t o f Ju a tlc * . N «v . 11 G .n . F e n g Y u -h t a ni t«Kth m * . TUrkr r fo lln w ■ ■ ly o l o f I eK ing arv>l m g m b erg 0 f th è In tsrn at r re re n « « os ib is « « « • a i''» * » •* l ' r k ’.n c «griff tb t 77 Or«'« « an«J Bulgaria m§r+oé tu obey I refu# of Nattonv fuimiTl. IVrev t International tonferai«# tn H k in i sgr##«1 tu gl«« rh<ns tt uff su- b»f* «m? noi !a l# r thsn IKfft Nov l| Otrw»«\ a«i*«rt le sii th« Hm#<1 iS#ma;iii* cit fiiaarmimesi key, Ift- Afeeemenl resobeA far ftin4- 1«« l»sl au «rbl lo Urite.! Matee K-u H » peritaent rattff#«l ft.iica: ito ire a i tea. N.»y. 21 Ubile tr11b«frese from Te» ne* 'A . r* * « s b i a e t r N in n i. M a re h a l Y 'b sn s treate\ l i**w a n l M a n rh iris . * • » . 11 L »h . i b i n .t r . . i « a » L Nov i ?*' rian ir bel# Wrn h alf- l a e e n o t i s u .l v a i-to rtrt f r e e i 4 h r s ils it f.T t ee « e te r n i Onnetuusisi governar ourteg lag «iature ef .##.« Luta l'ole T w tl't Rusuiau officisi» N ov arsa P -n lt» fS 4:»h ferntH by lYe Noe II — F« rumi» »essi dear# Is c r#- Th«» T«rkson County News, a » t» V ' ■ « »tii'n .»t Medford. . I rented un th* interesting . o p n tif a l edition of last week. I supplement containing views of the arch i’jx tu ra l constructiona in M edfot'f also of many horticultural display* uf the valloy section round «beut, was one o f the main featuro.«. Little Miss Geraldine Fo x, who was quite fl\ last week is again up and able to be in school. Every Day In JANUARY is Bargain Day Clearing Stock is Our Aim Fa be Us Cash Store f 8 C. A. Boles enjoyed a visit last week from a sister, Mrs. Grace Thompson and daughter Louise. Mrs. Thompson Is a teacher in tne Salem schools. H. A X L E Y , M D. Physician and Surgeon, 4th floor, Medford Bldg., Medford, Oregon. 8 tf 1 t [L e a g u e o f N a tio n s opened In G en ev a [Sour n a ‘ to r R a o u l D a n d u ra n d o f C a n a d a '• lected p re s id e n t, L I S « p t. ft- S p a n is h a rm y eftecte rt la m i- l a g In A lh u .e m a s B a y a f t e r h a rd futi* rt h lltfh a n a C a p tu r * 0 f T e tu a u t h r r a t - ned b y R iff f o r r e * | ft*P t 12 e i l l s s In v ited G e rm a n y to '• S tu r liy p a c i ¡« m fe re ru r . i Hept 1» M osui d isp u te re fe r r e d to T h e l l a g t i e co u rt by l a a s w e o f K a tto n s . Hept B G r e a t B r lta ln « « c u n e i T u rb e« h e fu r e I.« a g u !«• o f N a tlo n s . u f v v io latin g th e M osul r r n e n tie r S i f t , g M F re n e h debt «'ommlnaion e«fe«1 Jte arte d by U aU lau x a rr lv e d In «V aahinx- lo n G e rm a n y a « co p te d a lile « ' In v lta tlo a t# • e cu rlty |»a«’t c o n fe r e n te Hept M l.e a g u o o f N atlo n a a s e e m b ly a d Jo u rn e d 4> t 1 C a l i l a u t « o ffe r on K re n ch d ebt re jo v te d b u i h e lo o k ha< k A m e n , a u .»ff«r lo a c c o p t ft40.two.fton a y e a r fo r Ilvo « s a r ò W ben n eg i’tta tlm is w lu he te su m e d . I n t e r p a n i a m e n 'a t v U nion •«•alone o p en ed In W a s h in g to n O c t. ft K u ro p ean «e«»*irl»v p o c f cor. Ter- en e e o p e n e l In L o . a m o S a '(B o rlan d . O- l / In tfO rn ath o.al co m m iaai. n b eg an In ttu irr In to H tm ughat rio ta. ■ _ y c t . ft-TTernia a « i e * d cu fo r fu n d ln g 4 wo< b e a lu v a k ia n Urut to l ’alte«l S ta te * . O c t &ft U n ite d S t a l e « tr.H»pe. a t req le * , f f P reo ld e n t t'h ta U o f P a n a m a o n te re il i l'«iM r >v« i lly an d h i r p t r . i r d |(.,| r r n l r ift. . M u ta la * " d O .r m a n y # t« n » J !»• d a l tr e a ty , The Civic club will hold a meet- Mrs. May U ^ T T n d Ed Vincent !n* " " ? * * * * ■ J > n “ 7 8 “ th* have taksn back tbe picture show '-¡»»«nr. Promptly a t 2 :3 0 . Member« please be presea*. ¿.ad nrr olessina tbe crowds every rig h t a t the th»atre. They lor.nerly C. G. Duncan has our thanks for operated the house here and were a ienewal of the American since our well patronizad by the public. last issue. Why take your cars to Medford ' “r ^ ,* r i , . \ T ,,r^ u T | F>r” ideru and Installing O fficer; L. S. to N. G. when you can fret a b etter job for M ay l J - g e c r e t a i > of A g ric u ltu re Ja r- k fn Krniitine Rostel * R S to V less money at the Independent Gar- d in e warned Chicago b o a rd of trade ro 1 * l l J * t r n ‘*une ROTOI * n lo v adv end grain price manipulation or losa t.« G., Mrs. Inez Ferguson; L. S . to \ . ajje a t Central Point. *M *y ' » -M M U M M MWrmmm com- i ° i of ’.ru’ equity. 1 <•*•*«•» *>r jpot'.al .•l°i‘*raiU frier») court Juno 1-U. 8 Huprrmr court hoM tho gatt.rln t end dl»s*inln»ttoo of Informs- | t)on by trade association* on costs. pel,*«. *tc.. *r* not n«c**sarlt> violation ' 0f antt-trust law* j un< »_Burl*v Tobacco Growers- Co- Operative M.rheting aaw s^uon rn- CIVIC C L U B TO M EET GIVING FIN E PROGRAMS J a n . ft—New G e rm a n r e lc h s ta g co n - gained fro m «loing b u s in e s s In T e n n e s s e e . K *L a v en ed J u n e lb P la s te r e r s o f A m è n e s i.e g a a O f f i c e r ; F in . S e c ., R . N . C o p in g e r ; F r c in le r M tisrolln l re o r g a n is e d It a lia n general «trike because of row v.!t\ fh# I Treas., J. L. Richardson; W arden,) ca b in e t. J a n . lft— D r. H in a I.u th e r fo rm ed new Ju iT T ^ V W. 8*rx*ui. t -| ore». ! S- Mu*ty; Cond., P. Tompkins; R. c a b in e t fo r G e rm a n y . In w hich m on- ar< h ls ts an d n a tlo n a lls te w ere stro n u J a n 17—It a lia n « h am h er ad o p ted Mu* J u ly !0— A n th r a c ite m in ers preaen ed bets; R. S. N. G., E. W. Hedgpeth ; a o lin ia e le c to r a l law and a d jo u rn e d . dem and« fu r M per «.ent s a g e In- rea g e J a n . 2J N'avy J u r t u g o v e rn m e n t o f lJiSK ulutlon o f th e G ra in M a rk e tin g L. S. N G., E. E. S co tt; 1. G. Clif- L iiile o v e ith ro iv n by g roup of y ou ng co m p a n y , c o -u p e ia iiv e co n cern . a n ford Collins; 0 . G., A. W . Lewis; a rm y ol1i«eis nounced. J a n . 2y liu g g iau m e r c s n a r U i o f M a r R. S. t . G., H. Mayfield; L. S. V. J u ly 1 3 - S ta n d a r d O il co m p a n y o f N ew s h a l I.u Y un g-h »lar»g took p o sse ssio n o f J e r s e y change«! fro m 12 to i h ou r d a * » lia n g h a l. fo r Its oil field« w ith new w ag e o ra ls . G., F. I . Hedgpeth. til« \ r C h ile a n a rm y an d n a v y re a ch e d a g r e e J u ly 17- A m e rica n W oolen co m p a n y a n m e n t on g o v e rn m e n t, re co g n iz in g P r e s i A p ril 20 - U n it«d i i i a n n * * Sanded nou n ced W per c e n t w age cu t In m ills. d e n t A le s a a n d rl. In H o n d u ra s to p ro ’. s c t fo r e ig n In te r FOR RENT J u ly 2S—In te r n a tio n a l A ss o cia tio n o f * ! J a n 3! A hm ed Z o g u . le a d e r o f re c e n t s e t * d u ri.iu r«> ftiniloui. M s'-hlnlN ts n otified m e m b e r* to q u it a ll Four up-stair rooms for light s la y 4 1 n te r n .it !•» a I con fcruiic«* on c o n - I re v o lt, ele cte d p re sid e n t o f A llia n la . re ln tio n a w ith co m m u n ist o r g a n iz a tio n * 2 - ItUB iia n g o v e rn m e n t g ra n te d tr o l o f u rin e train « opened In G e n e t a. | F e b houseke •ping. See J . O. Isaacson. o r i«j«e «nrd s M ay 11 A b d -el K r im de. lar<-d u h o l y . a rn n e a fy to co u n te r-re v o lu tio n ist:« . Ju ly 2b—G ra in M a r k stin g co m p a n y G lucorn o <JI M a rtin o a p p o in ted It a lia n W ar a g a in s t Hpaln and F r a n c e . fo r m a lly dissolved e m b a s s a d o r to W a sh in g to n . «. M ay 3l>—I're n u h d e fe a te d K irfluna n e a r Aug. 1—F ir s t union o f ce m e te ry w o rk F a b . 6 — F l e c t i o n s In Y u g o - S t a v la r e Bette • repairing and recondition- F e s . s a v in g t h a t c ity . e r s oiganlm ed In C h ica g o . s u lte d In e s ta b lis h in g v irtu a l d i c t a t o r i N a y SI a IU*- m In fo rm e d G e rm a n y o f ing for ¡ess a t the Independent Gar- A ug 2 - A m e rica n F e d e ra tio n o f L a b o r k e r fu JIu r«« to d ieu rm aa re q u ired by i sh ip o f P r e m ie r P a c h ic h and th e m lll- adv re v e rte d to Its n o n -p a r tis a n p o litic a l age. tr e a t y . , t a i y J u n ta . policy. U tb . 2ft— In d ia n s o f I*a n a m a re b e lled , R lo ta In S h a n g h a i s ta r te d a n tl-fo r e fg n Aug 4— A n th r a c ite co a l w age a e g o tla - -m o v e m e n t th ro u g h o u t t.'hlna an d A m e rl- . b u rn in g a tow n The «. S. S. club met Tuesday tlo n s brok en o ff; o p e r a to r s re fu s e d F e b . 27—T u rk e y b e g a n big m o b ilisa tio n can and It a lia n b l u e ja c k e t s w e ra h ig h e r w a g e »«ale an d c h e c k -o ff m lr.ers evening !• eru sfi K u rd re b e llio n . lan d ed . with the Misses Gertrude re fu s e d a r b itr a tio n A m e rica n m a rin e s la n d ed on S a n B la a J u n e & 1‘lota o f H u rslan h o lsh ev ik a to . Aug 2.T—Sh ip p in g s tr ik e b eg a n In E n g and Ber lice Shaw. c o a s t. P a n a m a , w h ere iQ d lan e w ere In • ta r t c iv il w ar in U lim u exp oaed . lish ports. G e p -v a firm s c o n fe r e n c e a g re e d to o u t- i re v o lt. A ug. 27- P r e s id e n t Low Is o f th e m in e rs M a r c h 2— Japan «-«« lo w er h ou se p aesed l«w . to ls o u g a s in u a r f a r r . Issued o rd e r lo r u n th r a c lte s tr ik e oh Miss Hamrick left Saturday night G e rm a n y y ield ed to som e d is a rm a m e n t I u n iv e r ra l m a n h o o d s u ffr a g e hill S e p t. 1. M a r c li S—T u rk is h c a b in e t re sig n e d o w • W l t n a i or u llle s. i**fuaed o th e r s . Aug 21—Sh ip p in g s tr ik e on In p o rts o f for Fellows, Cal., where she will re ing to K u id re v o lt an d row w ith G re e ce . * J u n e P— V e ln a tra o f B e lg iu m won B e n Mr S o u th A frica n e tt cu p b a llo o n ru« e. l a r c h ft—P a n a m a m ad e p e a ce w ith b a n sume her school work. Hept 1—S tr ik e o f a n th r a c it e m in e rs b e J u n e 1?- h e c r e r a r y o f B i a t e K e llo g g i UI mm In d ian «. gan. iM inet P a s h a a g u ln m a d e p r e m ie r o f urned M eaico s h e m u st i r o t e t Uvea T u r k e y . | Kept 14—R e c re ta ry of A g r F u ltu r e id p ro p e rty o f A m e rica n c ltle e n a an d ' J . E. Vincent, district deputy G. M a r c h ft—T a c n a - A r ie s b o u n d a ry d is - | J a r d ln e dism iss««! fe d e r a l c h a r g e s g a ln s t m ee t h e r in tcrtfA tlo n a l o b lig a tio n s . p u te b e tw e en C h ile an d P e ru , w a s a d - m e r g e r o f A rm ou r m«l M o rris p a ck in g J u n e 11 P r e s id e n t U allea o f M e a lco M., of I. O. O. F., and his assistant P lsn ta . re p lied d e fia n tly and in d ig n a n tly to i van« ed to w a rd fin al so lu tio n by d e cis io n o f P r e s id e n t C o olid g e th a t th s u ltim a te S e p t 2ft—J o h n V F a rw eU Co. o f C h i officers are very busy this week put S e c r e t a r y K e llo g g 's w arn in g . ca g o . w h o le sa le d ry goods,, b o u g h t by JuYie 13 U h ln cae nit n atio n a b r o a c h - 1 d isp o sitio n o f c o n te s te d p ro v in ce sh o u ld ting on work at Central Point, Med C a rs o n . P lr le , S c o tt tk C o ., fo rm in g a Irig c r is is a a m o re fo r e ig n e r s w ere a t - I be by p o p u la r v ote ta c k e d . M arch 2 9 - 0 e rm a ti y fa iled to e le c t ftlOO,000,000 a j e a r co m b in a tio n . • ford, Gold Hill, Jacksonville and J u l y 7—F r e n c h re p o rte d re p u ls e o f K lf ® l F r o a ld e n t In Ita firs t p o p u lar • lectio n . O ct. 2—Ju ria d ictH jn a l d isp u te b e tw e en Dans a f t e r , ten d a y s o f fig h tin g , b u t ! M a r c h 31—N ew F in n is h c a b in e t fo rm e d b r ic k la y e r s ’ and p lu atcrera* union« th a t Ashland. by M T u le n h e im o . had lo n g tied up bu ild in g c o n stru c tio n • v a ru a te d tw o to w n s s e ttle d . J u ly 10- - F r a n c e r a 'lh e d th e W a s h in g - i A p ril ft—P r e m ie r T h e u n is a n d c a b in e t to n t r »■*..*• c o n c e r n in g C h in a o f B e lg iu m re sig n e d . G et. 4—F o u r hundred m illion d o lla r W ANTED TO TRADE l J u ly U KlfTlana b e g a n o ften a iv e a g a in s t | A p ril 1 < i'le„l M a r s h a l von U ln d e n b u r a m e rg e r o f W a rd . G e n e ra l a n d C o n tin e n ta l F t a m h of* TOO m ile fro n t n o m in a te d f o r P r e s id e n t o f G erm a n y by B a k in g co m p a n ie s a n n o u n ced Good town property for small, J ? 1? OS F r e n c h in M oroceo repulse«! | N a tio n a lis ts . G et. f t - I t a l ia n c o n fe d e ra tio n o f In - improved tra c t of land near Central R tm a n ofTenaiv« a f l c : e v a c u a tin g «ev - | A p ril 1ft— F r e n c h c a b in e t, d e fe a te d In ln d u s try . r e p r e s e n tin g em p lo y ers, and •ral outposta. s e n a te on fin a n c ia l b ill, reslg n etl. c o n fe d e ra tio n o f F a scia e la b o r u n ions, Point. Inquire at this office. 4p . _Ju n 4 G 3 e r m a n r e tc h s ta g ap p rov ed A p ril 14—C o m m u n ists a tte m p te d to a a - Ju ly ly 2ft ag re ed t<» c lo s e e< .-operation N assin a te K in g B o r is o f B u lg a r ia B tr c a e n ia ’.n ‘ * s e c u r ity p a ct p io p «jsa!s. F o r t y - f if t h a n n u a l co n v e n tio n o f A m e ri- A p ril 1ft— P a u l P a in le v e m a d e p re m ie r J u l y 11—F i f t y ih ou n an d P o le s In O e r- « an F e d e ra tio n o f I.a b o r opened In A t o f F ran ce. npany an d G e r m a n s 1«« P o la n d re p u tria U d la n tic C ity . • y fo re s . I n f e r n a l m a c h in e ex p lo sio n In S o fia O ct. ft C h ica g o B o a rd o f T ra d e a«lowted killed iso and wrecked cathedral. 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Ap«U , 24 - F ie ld - - —-------------------- ele cte d j b u rg e le c te d P r e s id e n t o f G e rm a n y . t»iiite«l fo r d riv e on Itlfîla n s O ot. lft—U 9 S u p rem e co u rt ru led *« 'ir r u m iiy RinvQ m a« U n ite d , l l —F -lgh t m en s e n te n c e d to d e a th a g a in s t A r is o n s m in im u m w age law fo r •¡Slates r e tu r n p ro p e rty seised d u rin g th e I fo r » u ffa c a th e d r a l bo m b o u tra g e . w om en. W ar. v alu e d a t $3«<o. 000 . 000 , M ay tft— P a u l von H ln d en b u rg * In* N ov. 2 - . M. F e lto n resig n ed o s p r e s i a u g u r a to d p reaid eh t o f G e rm a n y . M a r s h m a & l sm P e r ia iu g iv e n c h ie f co m m an d d e n t o f C h ica g o G r e a t W e s te rn ra ilw a y . iIn M o ro cco . M ay 13—A loya V on de V y v a r « f«>rmed C ol. N. L . H ow ard sucre«>dlng him . new B e lg ia n « n b in et « A u g. 17 -O p e n in g o f fo u rte e n th Z io n - N ov. 7 V *A n tlira c lte m in ers a cc e p te d M a y 2 0 — C h a n g T s o - l l n o c c u p ie d P u (U t m u g te a s In V ie n n a m ark e d by g re a t P L .c h o t p la n fo r en d in g s tr ik e S n tt S e m ite rio ts . g i n s . F e n g Y u - H s ia n g w i t h d r a w i n g h la B r itis h s e a m e n 's s tr ik e In A u s tra lia n tr o o p s . . A u g . 1 ft- A g re e m e n t f«*r R etU em ent o f p o rts ended w ith o u t g a in fo r m en ¡B e lg ia n d e b t to U n ited H tates re a c h e d . M ay 3 1 — A m u n d s e n h o p p e d o ff f o r th e N ov. 9ft—C h ica g o cem ete rv w o rk e rs In te r e s t on w a r o b lig a tio n s « a n ce led pole fro m hLdtxbergen w ith tw o i laneo. w ent on s tr ik e In fiv e e e m e trrie s ’ Aug. 23- F r e n c h an«l IP d g lan e e\a<*uated A n t h r a c i t e o p e r a t o r s r e je c t e d P l n c h o f M ay 23 B e h tia n c a b in e t re sig n e d D u a a e id o r ff, D u is b u r g a n d I l u h r o r t , th e p la n f o r e n d in g s t r i k e . M ay >ft-#*ertoue rio ts s ta r te d bv n a tiv e * B s n e tlo n cities.** D ec. I I — F re n c h m a n u fa c tu re rs o f s tu d e n ts In H i.an gtial fo llo w ed by f a ta l j A u g . tft-d lr e a t B r ita in g ra n te d lib e ra l fe r e d to m o r t g a g e n a tio n s In d u s tr ie s " f h t i will» fo re ig n p«)liie fo rce s. g e b t s e ttle m e n t te rm s to F r a m e f o r l i n o . 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 lo a n to g o v e r n m e n t J u n o 6 • K x te n a iv e pl«-t to a s s a s a tn a te | A ug. 2 ft-G re n t P r lta iil re n ew e d fu ft k in g o f S p a in u n co v ered . D e c 2ft —K i n g A ll o f H e d la s a b d l- I S lD lo m a tlc r e la tio n s w ith M e x ico . o a te d f o llo w in g c a p t u r e o f J e d d a by J 'u ic II P rea o y te rlu n . M cllio d la t an d A u g 11—F r e n c h an d S p a n ish w a rs h ip s th e W a h a b is . C o n « r e * a tlo n a l ch u rch es of U anada %nd p la n e s d e s tro y e d A d jir. c a p ita l o f m erg ed In to U n ited C h u rch o f C a n a d a A hd e l-K r tm . J u n e 17—V isc o u n t P o u lle t fo rm ed new I (Continued n ext week) Hept. ft A m e ric a . Ja p a n an d G r e a t | B e lg ia n m in istry . B r i t a i n a g re e d to sen d ju d h la l re p re - J u n e Ift— Am und»<en p a r ty a rr iv e d « t o • en ta llV M to In q u ire in to th e S h a n g h a i ! S p its b e r g e n s a fe ly . F lew to within leaa NEW LA W FIRM r i o t * O th e r E u ro p e a n p o w e is a n d C h in a • th a n 160 ndlea o f p o le lo s t o u e M ane • «fu sed to c o - o p e .a t e 1 a n d r e tu r n e d In o tl.e r . . J a n 2 - F r a n c e in f o r m a lly o ffe r e d to I p ay U n ited H ta tc s <l«i>t Tri n in e ty y e a rs, s ta f f in g w ith ten ycigr m o ra to riu m . J a n . I t - In te r n a tio n a l opium c o n fe re n c e i haop# ned In G e n e v a * J a n . M - J a p a n a n d R u s s ia eigne I tr e a ty (•/ m u tu al diplom a t i c r*-< n g h ltio n . Itli e la n s « g iv in g J a p a n n a s a l oil re s e r v e CC KMgli.tllli. J a n . 2? <‘o « ta III *» w ttln lrew fr o i L e a g u « o f N a tio n * . Fel». * U t iit e i M’ a le a v *lih lr « w fro m In te rr ia tio n a t op iu m •inf«-re m e Mur< li 1 M i>r»hai |v . * .•« li 1 1 1 m i l i t a r y e o rn r .iilt-r fonii<l ■< V io latio n s o f TH EA TR E of trial court act. T d '-n a /.r «4 p le b is cite A g re em e n t f o r f o n d in e R u m a n ia 's d ebt it> I In i Ic’d » l a i ''« r r a -» ’»d In W a s h in g to n . D ec 71 — A b < 1 -H -K rtm o p e n e d p e a c e • • r.w ila lio n s w ith F r a n c e a n d Wpaln. Yea 19 2 5 i wl Nov 5 t—G en . K * n * ch a llen g ed M a r s h a l L u n d R e b e iu i h s . C L am ; to q u it C h ln w e p o litic s o r ffa h t. A very fine dinner was served at B rlu n d fo rm ed new c a o in e t fo r P r a n c e j W ith l e u r h e u r a s O n *n «e m tn lrte r. the close of the inatallation. The No**. 2 *--Ita lia n p a rlia m e n t p a ssed law s m a k in g M u ssolin i d ic ta to r s h ip co m p lete following officers and sub-ordinates INDUSTRIAL Advertising Rates Given on Application Tâjfâ&’/iïid 8 f w w - v ; h o e . t i - » r nefi «*l>an.b«-r o f di-^ uttei re- INST AL- JOINT ODD FELLO W S J « tie d |;arl o f g ev erm ru -n t's fin a n c ia l LATION p r o je ( a n d I'a fn Je v e *'a !< h tt r - » U . «4 N ov. 2ft— IN» ’river a d H a rr ie t iMxn fa ile d to fo rm new F r e n c h m in istry . A ru .y i«.* o il u a m t « n a a x T a o -lia in At thr op art house last Monday C h in a re p o rte d . evening wa* held a joint installation N ov. ?ft~ U ln c R a m a o f S ia m d!*A a n d I ev< w a s s u e c e e d r d b e tils b r o th e r p rfte e e » officer* of U>£ local I. 0 . 0 . F. Prutatipok NLB.SCKIPTION KATES Rix M.inth» One Y ear X THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1926 CEN I KAL POINT AMERICAN A Good Place to trade JfcX Smith s ' home always cheerful so _'-.t there is a big house next door to T Smith s that no one ever stops to admire. Its windows are always dark. The porch light seldom shows a welcome. »Tic vindows along the side give back spooky rcrieitions irom the street light on the corner. B-r-r-H S w t> ch t h e h ^ h is J "W ith electricity so plentiful, so convex.* ient ami so reasonable, wny shouldn’t anyone enjoy plcnry of light? electricity is the cheapest «ervice you can buy. : ¡THT: CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY Mecliorvl. O rrgo * *- 1 R o aeb u rg , O re g o n Grant* P .u , Oregon Klamath Fads, Oregon won. p.'jvrstxs 4.N - •“ O W E SS Yrrka, Calif. O u ru n u u r, C tlif