MT.DFORn NT A TL TWTBnVK.' KfKDPORft. Q1?KOONT. TUESDAY, OCTO'Rr.T? 25. 1921
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Don't have suc
cess with your
baking today, and
failure..tomorrow.
Have' perfect, eco
npniicaL results
every time .you
bake-you can do
it if you use
CALUMET
BAKING POWDER
If it were hot pure
:most dependable
most economical,
jt would not .be the
world's biggest sell
ing brand today.
No. human hands
ever touch Calumet
it is made in- tht-lar)gat-.and.Lrnqst
sanitary baking bow-
der factories on
KILL SIX, ESCAPE
Bon stated that tmrns from hot tar
used by a sane of thirty men. together
with tlie ho-k of the iifcldimt.Muive
made htm critically 111.
The report thut Johnson had as
saulted a 13-year-old whlto Kirl seve
ral weeks ago,. Is- said to have given
the mob its incentive for suiting the
"tar party." - '
WITH VALUABLES rijisTRUCK20Q FT:
1 A' pbupd'cuQ (f Calumet ontqIns full
I 16 oa. Some bakmii powder com n
I 12 ua. cnns inslcpa ot lb yj, cans. fie
'urfe voii fi'nt u pound when you wont tl
For rigUi prlcos In (-
. MONUMENTS i
IIKAIIMTOXK8, COIM.VGS,
i i.- ' , VATl.TS, LKTTKKIN'G ,
anrt repairing old work In cemeteries,
call or .write,- . (, j 'J. -i ,' ;,
ARTlSTO STQNE CO.
! Work erecuwl In or shipped to !i
part of the Taclltr Coast.
J 37 N,FJr Kt, rV- . hs!ffrU Or
MEXICO CITY, Ott. 23. (By
the Associated Press) Government
troops were enguKori today in traek-
inK a band of highwaymen which
liiat ij-lit held up an vxpross train
at tzcapotxalto, a suburb of this elty
killing, six persons, wounding five
others and por-Mnp the express ear of
parknKes valued at 200.000 pesoH.
The robbers fled In automobiles and
vanished into the hills. - - i
The express shipment was fjuarded
by soldiers and' when the train was
stopped by the . highwaymen, the
troops engaged in a slia , fight-with
the outlaws. So far as known all the
killed were1 soldiers. It was believed
bore Inst nipht that there wero no
American passengers on the train.
AT GREGORY: N: D;
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APPLICATIONS ARE
DEFERRED BY G: CT.
A number of applicants for1 natu
rulization papers np pea red befuffl
Judge K. M. CatUIhs In the Hrctilt
court Monday afterniutii, ode Of tbeni
beitiK Henry KchultK, who lit rKHlnRd
... ...!... t. ....iuMlntl..r u. .li.xnti
ture of gas and oil was struck in the M j.lp rl(.lu to ni.i8tlHimy. pri
first of the Gregory oil wells being VHte . ,,ro,,orty, and union labor." Tito
drilled here, at a depth of 00 feet- -'anting of SchultKi's idea was do-
GREGORY, N D., Oct. 2". A mix-
early today.
creek bed.
The well is located in
NEGRO NEAR DEATH AS
RESULT TAR FEATHERS!
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FIFTEEN PRISONERS
ELGIN', 111.. Oft. -25. Preston
Johnson, -tl C-ycar-old negro. :. is 'in n
sori(tus condition today as th- 1-cv.illt
of a "tar and feather party" Sunday
night. Physician attending .'ohir"-
ferred until witnesses cotild be
cured. He wna born In (lerioany, and
came to this country when three years
old. Ho thought ho was a citizen, and
voted for years, under the impression
that his' father had taken out his
final papers. -- -. . i
H, II. Noel, a nntivo of Canada, np
plied for citizenship, and 1i!b case was
deferred by the court' temporarily.
Tho intricacies of the Initiative and
referendum ' befuddled Noel, who
answered most of the questions freely.
The court stated that cltizcna for
iiierlv wore naturalized with a few
casual remarks about tho weather
and the fishing, but that tho war had
.taught "the country many bitter les
sons,: -anti 'tnat mo purpose now was
1 .
MANILA. Oct. 25-Fifteen prisoners
confined in prisons throughout the
islands were pardoned today, by Gover
nor General Leonard Wood. ' Two of
the pardoned men were serving life
.... .... . 'HIIIIS.. '
terms toiiow.ng conviction on cnurges i, . , th ,..., ., .... ...,
of murder. ' ' (.ants ho vell versed In the cardinal
All the pardons were recommended p,.nclptcs of this government,
by the Wooil-Korbes mission following Miss Julia Hnrtmann, a native of
its. investigation of island pi isms and' mrmany applied for citizenship
were based on reasons of advanced papers and her application was also
OPIorrcu. .MIHH lliil .nmilll Hi, mmiv-
Iwhnt- frightened, nnd her employer
stated sho was well Informed, but a
age or good conduct.
For Constipated Bowels
Bilious Liver
Tho nicest- cathartla-Taxative ' to
physic, your bowels when, you have
Headache"'" - Illliousness :
Colds ;.V
Di .si lifts
Indigestion
i. Sour Stomach
is- eanSyr-l)k'e "CascTtrets.-
One or two!
tonjeht will empty your bowels com
pletely by morning and you will feel
splendid. "They work while you
sledp." Cascarets never stir, you up
or gripe like Sajts, Pills, Calomel, or
Oil and they cost only ten cents a box.
Children love Cascnrels, rob. Adv.
K
BAD
BREATE
poor witness.
PAINTING
PAPER HANGING
TINTING
.' Interior Decorating in all its
-: branches. .
. ,. . PIANOS ,
Refihished and Polished.
FURNITURE
Finishing, Polishing and
1 - .Repairing. ;.
1 All Work feruaranteed.l
Estimates Cheerfully Given.
City Autq Paint Works
, 28 jNorth Bartlett ":
Phone 754-J
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riO YOU WANT your friends to avoid you? They
Jjf will CBrtainly dp so when your breath is bad.
' )--.Tfiere;is' no excusd'-'jtbr anyone -having "a bad
U which can he corrected, by taking Chamberlairi's
Tablets, ,Many have heen permanently cured of
stomach troubles by the use of . these tablets after"
years jufibrin.;;' -Price 25 cents perbpttle. .
raiiifWiiinrliiifriiiiffliniii Wni-i TniMiiin if r--i-- "r
Be an Enthusiast Talking Up the
Go-to-Church Movement
in
Trees pluiited this year will be
' almost if not. actually' ..bearing
fruit during the year of our com
ing Jiig Fair.- How much more
valuable -will your property be
than if barren-of trees.
AWoniisider (he improvement in
your, home surroundings a nice
planting 01 shade trees, shrubbery,
roses, etc., will accomplish. Our
jKtock of Fruit and Ornamental
(VA'-ent ot tlie iincsi in iticir i-es.iit.-i;-
t j- lve classes.
' -- When you are ready to plant, con
sult us. We can help you.
Oregon Nursery
Company
ki - ORENCO, OREGON
i ; -.Be an cnthuslaBl In- the GO TO CHURCH movement. Enthu
siasm always is a 'splendid' thing. 'It Ib doubly and trebly sofwhon'
it.ls exercised to get people to GO-TO CHURCH. Billy Sunday en
thuses over religion. He carries h!s hearers off their feet.
There's one thing about talking up GO TO CHURCH. It Is
godly. - It is unselfish. Your neighbor, in the wildest stretch of Ills
Imaglnaton, cannot accuse you- of an ulteror motive when you ask
him .to GO TO CHURCH. . ; ;
k parent will Insure himself In order that his wife and children ,
may not suffer in the'event of his death. That Js a praiseworthy
act. How about the Insurance of-their souls?' No Christian parent
will ask his children to remain away from church. 1 On the 'contrary,
he will ' urge-them to go. -! The surest way to get them to GO TO
CHURCH is( to GO TO -CHURCH hlniBel . . . . .
IT IS KASY TO BICCOMH HXTHVSIARTIO OVER RRIIOION'
AXI THK GO - TO CHURCH : SH)V1'3IWXT(--TH.K SUIMK7I': IN
KI'IKKS KXTHUSIASM..- IT IXK1MKKH KU)QIKXCK. IF A, MAX
HAS AXV CHIUSTIAXITV LKW HH'IJi MHTKX TO A PIjBA TO
iO TO 'Ht'KCll. WW ASK TIIK, L-VX WHO 1KKS NOT (it TO
Clll'HOH TO CO RACK TO HIS HOYHOOI) DAYS. ' AH 'A. IJOY HK.
WKM1 TO CHURCH. II K WAS Cit)l)I,Y THK. ' IT-IS HAT1 TO
V X I K RST A X I ) WHY, WHKX A YOUTH KHACHKS HIS MAJORITY,
HK-KAI.US' AWAY' FROM CHUIM'H. SOMK OK TIIK KT-IPPAXT
YOUTHS ARIi IXCI,IXKI TO SNIII AT THK YOUNO MAS WH(V
fiOKS TO CHURCH. IX THKIH BI.IXI)XIiS THKY"ARR LIKKL.Y
TO :aMj HIM A WKAKLIXO.-OX i THK CXXTRARY HK 18
STRONG AXI THEY ARE THK WKAKMXGV.
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If on your way to church you meet a friend who does not GO TO
CHURCH pleail with' him: Ask him .to he a good fsllowond grant
you a favor.. You are-rot asking a loan. You are aRklng him to
better Jiis body, hint mind and his soul. Ho'U see the light:
... . Get others to GO TO CHURCH, Sunday, October' 30. , V
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Pythian Sisters Daiice!
K.P. Hall, Thursday, October 27
Knights and Families Invited
MUSIC BY K. P. ORCHESTRA
UNKNOWN SOLDIER
SAILS FOR HOI
HAVRE, Oct, 25. (Ry Assooiated
Press.) The simple flag draped cas
ket containing the symbol of 'America's
"unsung fighters" set sail westward
this afternoon. Reiwslng in a place of
honor allotted in the stem of the Unit
ed States cruiser Olympla, the "un
known Warrior" ' was takon on his
homeward voyage to .find a resting
place in the national cemetery at Ar-
llnpton,. ;. i .... .-'
Hundreds of bunches of flowers,
tokens of esteem of French peasantry.
were -banked on all Bides of the casket
around which were hold simple but Init
pressive ceremonies.
BILLY HUFF PUIS
UP MONEY WHICH !
INSUIESHOIGO
The, promoters ot Bl'.ly Huff, lit.'.
Klamath l'gbt-heavyvvelght battler,
have; supplied appearance money ,
which, positively assures locul fans
an opportunity of seeing the long de-j
fei'red 'fight between him and Tom
Sharkey of tlifs city at the Nat.j
smoker Friday night. Roth men are
roundihg Into A-l liapa for tho bout.l
which Is schedtilod for a 10 round!
main event on Friday's card, and It
should lie a high caliber stem-wlndor
from all indications,
K. O. Joe -Blackburn, a fast scrap
per who featured in the litst smoker
card, will be pitted against Rattling
Frick, a popular homo boy, In a 6
rotiltd seml-windun exhibition wlilch
promises to be a dandy.. . - .
Owing to tho weight handicap lit
tle Mexican Reat would have to over
come if lie meets "Fighting" Johnny
Carlson, Matchmaker Dixon has al
tered his card and will nrrnngo for
another good man to meet Johnny to
insure an even mix. Dixon has made
every effort possible to arrange oven
matches for Friday's smoker
There will be othur Interesting pre
liminaries Including a four round go
between Kid Hammond . and Claud
Wright and a four round fly-weight
curtain raiser exhibition between
Sonny Austin, Medford's 98 pound
colored pugilist and Young Meadows,
another local "comer. ;
Unidentified Black Lynched '
WINNSHORO, La., Oct. 25. A mob
today lynched, an unidentified'- negro
woo was captured following the shoot
ing to death of Joe Kimball, a white
farmer. The negro was hanged.
SPOKANE, Oct. 25. Two masked
men who entered the First State bank
at St. Joe, Idaho, at ton o'clock today
bound- and blindfolded the cashier, E.
F. Botz, who was alone at the lime and;
escaped with $3000, according to infor.
motion .received here today. It was
declared that no one .saw the men
enter ...or- leave the. bank. ., 'The same
institution was robbed of about $3000
in like manner three- months ago.
GOITRE IS A DANGEROUS
DISEASE ... .
It TMsriiinres the Appearance
ami Undermines tho lleivltll.
"I used Dr. llayssen's Famous
Goitre Ointment some twenty years
ago aud was 'cured, and have had
no return of tho Goitre." wrltos
Mrs. E. Reynolds of Wisconsin.
Mrs. D. Martin of Illinois wrltos:
"When I sent for your medlclno :
my nock measured 17 Inches, and
I measured It again tho other day
and it is only 14 Inches now."
"Your treatment is truly wonderful.-
My goltro was as hard) as
a pugilist's muscle, and tho Oint
ment Is softening it so fast it is
almost paBt belief. I can't say
enough in praise of your Ointment.
I have suffered -so long and . It 'Is
doing ino so much good in the
short time I have used it," writes
Mrs. A. Hunslnger, Pennsylvania,
: Dr. Hnysson's Famous tloltre
Preparations have a record of- over
30 years behind them. Physicians
use and recommend it.
Ask for "Goitre; lis History and
Cure," direct from the II. H, Hay
sson CO., ' Senaca Falls, N. Yt, .or
your Druggist who has it in stock
here. .
T
"- KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., Oct. 25.
Twenty-five-'' automobile loads tff
searchers left here today for Burton's
Cabin; thirty miles northwest of here,
to find Prentiss- Puckett, senior memi
ber ot the logging firm of Puckett
Brothers, who Is believed either to
have been accidentally shot or wound
ed while deer hunting Sunday. .
At the Rlalto ;'
' Headed by Naomi Childers, an artist
of rare beauty fend talent, an excep
tionally strong cast will be seen In the
Sidney Franklin production,' "Cour
age," when It comes to the Rlalto
theatre tomorrow for an engagement
of four days.
" Sam de Grasss, whose rise In motion
pictures has been steady since Vhis
Initial screen appearance in . - "The
Birth' of a Nation," has the male lead
opimslte Miss Childers In "Courage."
'Others In- this cast are Lionel Bel-
more,' the ' famous'. English actor,
Adolph1 Menjoji, Lloyd Whltlock, Alec
B. Francis, Ray Howard; -Gloria Hope
and Ctiarles Hill Mailes. ,
- It's a Grand Old Remedy
You can't keep strong and well with
out sleep. '. Whether your rest ft bro
ken by. a painful hacking cough or just
an annoying tickling in the throat, the
system becomes weakened and run
down Mrs.' K. D.-Drake, Childs, Md:,
writes:"' "After an attack of tho 'flu' 1
was- left with a severe cough. '- Noth
Ing relieved ne till I used Foley's
money and Tar, which t can highly
recommend." It covers Irritated mem
Urano with a hr-aliug and sjotbins
coating, loosens phlegm and clears air
passages. ' Hold everywhere, Adv,
LIMBERS UP YOUR
SORE STIFF JOINTS
WEATHER exposure and hard
work bring pai-.s and aches in
muscles and joints. Have a
bottle of Sloan's Liniment handy and
apply freely, Penelraleswilhoui robbing.
You will find at Once comforting
sense of warmth which will be followed
by a -relief from the soreness and
stiffness of aching joints. -,
" Also relieves rheumatism, sciatica,
neuralgia; sprains and strains. "
. . For forty years pain's enemy. Ask
your neighbor.
At all druggists 35c, 70c," $1.40.
SMfSi
JLXX I.JLXIL LCI, XHenemv:
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OFFICE1
MANAGER
WANTED
; NEW. CLASSES START- '
, TUESDAY, ,NOV; 1. -v
Now Is the Time to Do
' ,' .' --' .Your.
CEMENT WORK
;," before winter weutlior
Vc build anything. Call 91-R
V. L. SNYDER
- '1114 North Central
WE HAVE SEVENTY-TWO VACUUM
BOTTLES
Regular $3.50 bottle, that we will sell
WEDNESDAY FOR $1.65
This price will move them quickly
If you want one, come early
Heath's Drug Store?
fhe San, Tox Store
109 East Main Street.
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" ' ' ! k Standard Oil Company. , . v . . , ,
. :'.; '.twin
continuous
stream
y n ' 1:1
ot power,
From the first turn of the
motor until the end of the trip.
Red Crown, gasoline delivers
steady, dependable power.
.Every gallon of "RedCrown"
which goes into your tank in
sures ready starting, smooth
and rapid . acceleration, and
more mileage a continuous
stream of power. That-explains,
the popularity of "Red
Crown" why it is the choice
(of motorists who know what
good gasoline should do. ;
It pays to. look for the Red
Crown sign before you-fill. You
will find that sign at Standard
Oil Service Stationsgarage?,
and at other dealers.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(, California)
ii
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il.C'.j 4l;.U.( 4-j.l6rjtt. '
u cannot have
iyoi
intKeFuture
t -Ktwar -i
tlj l ': Bank your ,;
gri -
: .-When you. lire young, and vigorous, and inking, njp.ne'y
the best time to put as much .as you can spare in the bank
REGULARLY. "
, ,.Time flies quipkly ,and the reward of your econ6my And
thrift is years of happiness and a comfortable old age.'
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,, Begin uoWt Come, ip and, open, an account in pur Bank,; and 'j
make a practice of regularly adding to your D&iance. .-;
We will welcome you.
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Jackson Goiirity BMk
Established 1888 - -
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Member Federal Resere.