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trEDFORB UfATC TRIBUNE. HiED-FORD. OREGON,, THURSDAY," OCTOBER 6r 1921
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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perrj
The next world war is now predict
ed for the yeur 2000. Hy tlmt time tliu
country will forget Itself and have a
democratic administration to bull It
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30 Minutes at the Brumfield Trial
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Dr.' R.- M. Brumfield.
' Yesterday's OreBonian, on P J, re
fers to the Dock, Hriimfluld nmrder as
"almost fiendish." Outsldo of chop
ping; out a man's Jaw with an axe,'
blowing his head' o(r with dyn'umito.
and' then endeavoring to burn up bis:
body, what must a murderer do I'M
make a fiendish Job of It.
Uf. n. M. MrnniOeld d i-su i look the There was a .s'ilslil delay i:i . the
part. 'As he entered the ct-iirt room at nMrch rr ,., th to the court hittae.
cr.iwd of people sathere;! around.
1 Tie H5 gals have started training
for .hysterical squealing during the
football season.
Koscburg yoatenhiy a stran'T v.'ouhl
llever tmve nicked lifni f ir tlin d' f.Ml
dant. Cleanly shavWI. Imiuacuiut.ily :',,ns a,!l! ' a" cur "ls i0 et a view
dressed, he walkei In surrou.ule.l by . of lliir. n itorl ius criminal. One felt,
deputies, court attaches timl nvws-; ,..e awkwardness of the Eittiatijn. Hut
paper men, an 1 was ensily the nil!;i(i, ue doctor. He appeared perfect
Drastlo' enforcomont of the : prohibi
tion laWB Is scheduled. TJiey want to
let ihe Iteeneyed kops who enforce the
Btieed laws do It.
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'Hie Central Poltit Jaza orcbestra
from Seattle,, is causing onsteniatitm
In KoBebiirg tltls week. ' " ' "" ;r
'; VVHERE IS MR. HILYARD?
: (Albany Democrat)
; A son was' born last evening to
" Mr. and Mra. Charles E. Hllyard
(, wlib lived in Sunrise. Mrs. lltiyatd
and Jesse Wallace are reported to
t he doing veil, . ...
don't watch out the public will be dis
appointed In them. , .
Dave' Wood pitched u wonderful
game for the (Hunts yesterday and bus
a. sore arm today.
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rho lleanery props, of the nation
are .In convention assembled at l.os
Angeles. ' Great strength was shown
every place but in the coffee. Viva la
carrote!- .
distinguished InuKin,- pet sin In the! , ri-iiin diirnlflel
group. Ho was also the most aolf-'calm, u.mnn one felt, In perfest cmtrol
possessed. And yet there was no stud- uilllt-clf am, thc !;it.ion, and Just a
led Indirfercn-oo abut him. Not lhe:trifie c.iitoniitut.uS of the curbisity
slightest siigsosti m of bravado, tr an !se(,,.W8 11)e ,lamI ,,, tIl0 some.
seii-constMousnuss wuieve.'. uue. ie.: tvrn. embarra3Jcll dopullea on the
lie was meroly lil;usk-II. .inn sell-em
iseeUers on :ne
ntlni '
t.ol. linked with a quiet b;tt decided i ; . a aeat w,,h hla lBWyers'and
self-esteem, wa.i his mast distinctive; bjck to Hie spectators, back
no!e- . sli.aiglit with aims fvlded fncing the
. 1-rutnfi'iltl Is uuieh liettef leokitm ; Judge. W hen his wile entered - bei
than bis pleluies. Iln tniglu .bn a arose, jiiitto natuially..ii9 ir.it were his
purous mitinooa iijaa. Keea ano a:oi'i, a . halrit wlnmeer' a 'Istly euterod tljf
I?
ike
(jjphe1 fashions -favor skinny wpraati,
but nothing else does,.
!,WKni you learn, frt books
- never counts "for so
much, as what you learn.
AMD "beinif urj'aftainst it'
' 1 o u
)Keep ahead of your tasks, or your task :
wiil keep ahead of you.-
6ramraaf and syntax - can be pu.t op In. carls,
but comrrton sen.se defies all efforts in "tKat,
direction.. , .
JBi money:. is made on. the.J c,
quirt, w file ihe -' rlM
icnV , -newsboy yells sJJfM?rr
5
The Crommg religion, wilf probably be i
. without ? ear.
HEZ HECK
The love of fine
clothes ftoes
. -to. trie root r "GTl
rilii on,
S, 1 ' iaSr? -vr.v trtt I I
; , of all salaries N"' m )
You are on
&enM track
whemyou :
kive money
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Ii you have a bank account, push ahead by adding to your,
balance REGULARLY. If you haven 't a bank account, come in
and START one and don't stop but keep going right along
making regular deposits. .t . ,
Do this and after you have traveled this road for a while,
you will know yon are on the right track and you will "be happy
.and wU off. , 's'vi
-,Comt in
We will welcome you I
Jackson County Bank
Established 1888 . ; -
BJember Federal Reerv ' .
1. 11. Hoy, commanfler --"f Portland post from Tillamook ' county; controversy
No. J, American Legion, constitution- over settlement of estate; opinion by
allty of the soldiers' bonus and loan 'Justice Johns; decrees of Judge !eo.
act will be' tested in the supreme court. I R. Barley affirmed.
The bonus and lonn'commlssibn agreed Prouly Lumber and Dox Co. vs. Co
rn mi. Sirs. nrniuHi'ld hudis the, ills
tii:ctio:i of her .husband and in no
s:ciioi! approaches his smart, cleavcut
type. She looks "nir'o." nialberlyi
competent, ;.nc illsaiisies tile idea of
herns an hccampllee, just us one uii-
niinsts the idea of the doctor as a mur-
suc-jesl.il uiitoaiiililh) saleama'i, .deal
ing only la bi.lt priced cafH, a mero
liolilan profensi: mil man (,f pretiKe
aad standing, or oven a pne.illslie Idal
iii la the (l.-el'kl!.id t'arpentli'r, equally
at home bandl.m out knoehouts to
rouahnejks, t:r tea' and leltuei;i sand-
wlchea to tiebittanles. but never as thei,i0,er but f ir diiferent reasons. The
star In a ta.-hwoods murder, BlKXiiins jdoeior is too fastidious, she too nor-
'-'U la. now alleged that Olorlu Swan- "u ""'"""pi. "" imni. .no, .i drainuiisi would ' never
m. film tiueen. used her eyes Instead "':'"- '" miB on .us uc.r.i ,mva cast ll.ese two 'people tor tne
of a pistol to wornj a few dollars outlw,tl1 ".vna nl:e on the elianee of piu-1 ,,arts they have apparently played,
of a Los Angela, millionaire. .Mamn',ns '!'' f,nv dollars in insur-The show would ne.-er have Kit over.
married th gent. If the movie, folks .Mrs. Hrtimtield K.feted Her r.ustmnu
- jvuii a smile, a sad s'lil'.e, and yet a
' Nat that the man limits lueapablo of;lriend!y one.-and patted him on his
vloleuee. lit; I'alrly brratlies pliysieal ' t-h-aulder as she paoed Ityf very much
stamina had power. Km there Is that asli mother miKht pat one of Iter boys,
ilouiin::'.t note vT self.c.ifclrol. aad self , who was in temporary trjuMe, uj sJb
OJteeni1. Due aifaaily feels the nian's rluff su.ttjtestlon, just a frieiuily tap.
own ;;ense of superiority. To assaertta j :o let him know she was liiere iintl
him with murder, therefore, de.itroys j with him.
hla" atiiitwMlu'ie enliieiy, for murder I .
reijuiivs a certain amount of abandon, j So much 'for appearances after thirty
Moreover it isa't dine in that social ; minutes in the It iselmrg court room,
circle where the It -fieluiri; demist up-'A lotifier stay, a closer view of the
pears t belon ;. lie leaks aad acts ' piitieip.il characters might lead to an
the past f u ;;eatleinan wli-se pcrreet jentire'.y different judgment. Hut no
manners aie the s.iurce uf his greatest 10110 can question that this case is one
personal pride. ioi the most pictui-os'iuo nnd unusual
And his eyes, Jhuso biii'ilv iidver-'cases in the history of Oregon crime.
to this action at arecent meeting to
bolster ; Bp ihe' dewi'ablllty and loan
funds. Mr. Boyti, 'as a taxpayer, will
seek "to ehjoin tlie, 'eorhmlBsion from
selling the bonds. " '
Clovernor Olco;t ialfes'a rap at the
K'a Kin Klan in, a communication
sent Herbert Hiiyard' SVope, execu-
Jtive editor' of the New York World;
pan Bros.,, appellants; appeal from
Clatsop bounty; controversy over con
tract relating to delivery of logs; opin
ion oy' Chief Justice Burnett; Judge
James A. Eakln affirmed.
, The downtrodden railroad workers
,. are Bhowlng diffidence about calling a
' strike. They fear it will be hit iu the
head with the coupling pin of public
' opinion.
On the Main Stem speedway Wed. s
free-for-ull dash for milk wagons was
held. The situation Is fast getting J i
the point whero if the drivers don't
break their own necks, outside assis
tance will be rendered. One of (lies-.1
day 8 blood, water and milk are gaiug
to mix. The general public urgentb
favors the use of till four wheels of a
lacteal vehicle at the corners. As it Is
now, the tendency is to use one, or
none. '
Uso1 pleiving orbs. .They ni-o very 'And while Ihe crime has ' radically
black but alert ruihtir than piercing. I been admitted and insanity Is now the
and intelligent lather tl.au wild,
the dael.ir d;eiii't even lo.ik
maniac.
So it Is not surprising that
people ef llrse'inrg who l:ivv
man for tea o- tvelic years, a'
No, only defense, mystery sMil surrounds
the; the entire proceeding. Twenty-four
I hours away it is still impossible sme
th"!hnv tti see a hemo noose replace tlmt
this pel feet fitting 'collar, and this man
an i w ho lias obviously been the pride of
altogether super!
thc arts and the
persan. a louder in
uplift, .should be
' Distribution of frost on the pump
kins Is ' underway throughout the
valley. "'
' One of Fatty Arbuckle's leading
lawyers has resigned, leaving an nrti
tic Job of skinning half done.
some tailor who is an artist, become
the f.ii'tuitius pride of an inartistic
thrown into complete- emothmnl confu-; hattga.au. Due can see DmmficM shot
flan by this altogether, incongruous j in a daring attempt to escape, one cxn
and Impossible development. They .see him plunge to any dramatic doom,
are all united now, com inced of his in which he played the stellar role, but
guilt and aaxleiH apparently t s;v!one can't sec hlili decorate the gibbet,
him bang, cud yet thc old fascination Hut that seems to be his destiny. The
of the llrnaifield figure. one Is In-1 only conclusion is that appearances
cMned to siusest Bruaiaiel figure ; count for nothing, and that a master
stl!l endures and toe situation wig-dramatist had nothing to d with
gests all soils of ni-yiii!iliis before i selecting the east of the famous Brum-J
i.te linul scene is over, ! field trial. K. W. It
Wlca Womnck discovered a strafi of
bakeltte on Radintor Mountain in the
Nash district yesterday.
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money
Cm ont this slip, enclose with Tie ami
mall It to Foley & Co.. Sheffield
Are,, Chicago, 111., writing your name
and address clearly. You will receive
in -return a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for
coughs, colds and croup; roley itdr.ey
Pills for pains in sides and back: rheu
matism, backache, kidney ant) bladder
aliments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets,
a' Wholesome and thoroughly cleansing
cathartic for constipation, biliousness,
headaches, and sluggish bowels. Sold
everywhere. Adv.
Latest News From the State
S.M.KM. Ore . Oct. S i
v.n-e preparation Is to b
ipecial.l Ad
1 m.idj by the
Notice
Bids lll bo received up to Oct. 3 5th
tor trtnsp rWtlon .of scholars in DIs
trtet'Ku. 84 to the 1'hoenlx school.
Rights reserved to reject any and all
bids by board. J. O. N. POLING,
-;..-'. . Chairman.
District No. 24, R. F. D. 4, Melford
170
pe ';le of Se.ipp lose. Colu.nbi.i county,
to please tourUfs who visit (Oregon Uv
the wi rid s fair in IVSft. They pro;se
ti i hint trees aid fl 'ers along the
Lower I'olunil'io Kiwi
that i lace aad hove
liitibway tlepaiton't-.t to ascertain If
aatlnnii) will he gianted. The cotu
missien wlil tiiho up th' uncstion at Us
next niee'.in;.
in .Malle ar cmnty may be declaivd by
the state b.taid of horticulture and
proclaimed by the governor, according
to Charles A. Park, prestds-ut of the
board, who has icturned to Salem
after investi-rating conditions there, a
highway near : n sirietion ea shipments of alfalfa out
itten the state , of ti e county will be necessary.
Five fatal accidents' were reported
to the' state accident commission for
thc week ending September 29, out of
total of 376 accidents for the week
whd telegraphed the governor for Ws (The fatal, cases were :, Arthur Field-
opinion. The Oregon governor de
clares his opposition' to otganizatios
such as the Klan. - .. . . ,';
The following opinions have been
handed down by the supreme, cotirt:
F. H. - Brown; appellant, vs. Coin
stock, Bjown & Aim Co.;'appeal from
Marion county; suit to collect wages;
opinion by Justice Harris: Judge Bing
ham, affirmed. ,
G. GalUier, appeallant, , vs. W, H.
W'allingford . comany; appeal from
Multnomah county; suit to recover
money; opinion by Justice McBrlde;
Judge George Tazwell affirmed.
State vs. R. J. Kowen. appellant; a'p-
son, Portland, carpenter; James Field
er. Brookings, logger:- C. Atterbury,
ureshani., air brakeman; Robert Watt
Tillamook, logger; John H. Halm'ehn
Portland, teamster.
Salem, Eugene, West Linn and As
toria will continue to enjoy 5-cent
street car fares' until January 1, at
least. 'The public service commission
has invoked a second suspension on
proposed increased rates from. 5. to S
cents, pending further Investigation.
Originally the, new rates were slated
to go into effect July I.
'A report to J. A. Churchill, state su-
t. , . '. Shnrte. couaty superintendent Tor
from conviction of crime of rorgery; .,,. . ... .
- i j, Morrow count', snows that 683 boys
opinion ty Justice Bean; Judge F. M. w Ji . .C
i 11,10 onj na 63(' eir,s were enrolled in the
talkins affirmed ... u , schools of that countv durinp the last
Ml iam Goodin et. a! vs. Ruth A 8fhool ar Qf " hs. and
Cornelius el al., appeallant: . appeal iw C7 ' v .,7 cr
frouj Washington county; coptroversy
over contract relating to devise of reall .
property by will; opinion by Justice i ,,k, , ' . v
u.. i,.j. L. u i.i .age 'monthly, salary of men teachers
seven teachers were employed, only
were men. . The aver-
Brown; Judge George R. Bagley af-
flfmed.
.. ella Jones vs. Clara Waring.' appel
lant: appeal from Multnomah county;
salt for accounting: opinion by Justice
Johns; Judge H. "1. Belt affirmed.
In the matter of estate of Fred Pa
quet, defeased. R. N Henkle, adminls-
was $179 and women 1123.'
Official figures show a total atten
dance at the Oregon state fair, which
closed Saturday, of 132.390, against
S0.113, the total for last year, which
broke a record up to that time. Re
ceipts of the 1921 fair were $106,754.30,
trator and appellant, vs. John Paqnet; i against $90,000 last yeai Net profits
also Ophelta Paquet. administratrix j this year are between $25,000 and
and appellant, vs. John Paquet; appeal $30,000.
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FEED ALTON HAiGHT
. ,. ..' TEACHER OF PIAXO - : .
t . . the modern way.
Specialists In accurately adapting essentials and correct prladl- !
pies of piano playjng to meet the requirements of each individual
pupil of any nge or grade, beginners or advanced. No guess work.
Classical antj popular courses. Harmony and Elementary Compo
sition. Arranging. ! , ' ' .
318 Llltcrty Building
HAIGHT MUSIC STl'DlO
Phono 72 :
THEY RIDE EASY V
Miller' Tires -give you that feellaj
of ease and comfort when you rW;
on them. And they make it easier bt;
your springs and the delicate mcc;
anism of your-car. too. .'Guaranteed'
to satisfy. . Most tires of this mslH
exceed their mileage. . Smooth tread
or with non-skid. :
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TTanirArt4 TiVa MtiTprmtnm
wuuu illG HUlOUUti
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W. I). Hughes - SX.-Orast
I'mler a law .issel several years
ago in treg'n. money received ?'' tlte
stale treasiirt'r on aeeotiat of uil.ei
itancp ta . is paid into the itt tie -a!
fund, acrottling t an o Inlou of At
torney lienerai Witikis ir. r - ly I
inquiries by State Treasurer Hot! an 1
Secretary of Stale Koier. In 'ae ol
an excets payment of inheritam e tax
money into the treasury. t.K tetunu
nia be made fiun Ihe Rem in! fund.
A qttat amine against alfalfa weevil
Rt org mizait m of the Oregon Pnrc
Kred l.it'strck Rssot'iation to Include
oiiitial repn'sentatisn from every
county livest K-k ass.tcitition 'in the
state, county farm bureaus, swine ns
sedations and other breeding r.osiocia
lions v. s e:fec:c.l at a meeting he'.!
during tee stale fair. Temporary of-
iio'r.i are: Prrsldent. C. 1 Hawley.
Portland: vice president. Frank Lynn.
rerr dale: secretary and treasurer. .V
C. .Maris, Portland. They will serve
until the annual meeting to be held
during the Pacific: dnieniational Live
stock exposition In Portland.
In a friendly suit to be instituted by
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VOLUME AND VARIETY
'Spoiul one day at "the First National, and
-you would realize the variety of business
handled, and the number of people making
rse of its facilities.
We are asked' for facts and statistics; credit
jptanding of people: our opinions of proKj ty
;nd investments: and for purely financial
iiifor'niatitui. . ' '
We aiv glad to. serve the community in so
manv different wav's. . " r
First National Bank'
Mr'ford Oregon
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THE FORD SEDAN
I't's'ill" V !m"lar liK'" rnr ' "'"'krt toimy.
life ','1"t- "' r oiM.,tron and loni
'ir. s. n,n. l,ikrs It tlr rlieniW of ll
cx,l in'Mi?'?'' rn,cl"!l "inter and opn'and
H l?Z ? hi:n'"'-- . 'luraWlity Insurw
in a l ord .lan!" y""r f'"'"' should not ride
C. E. GATES ATTTn nn
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Cor. Sixth and Pacific Uiohwar .it.