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Yc Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry.
Tho are a 1000 American "cxnertal
ana work ore" In the famine districts)
In Russia. No wonder the Kusaiacsj
re starving. j
"GEN'TLEJIAN SHOOTS LADY IN
HACK (Hilline Pemlleton Tribune).
And; a perfect one.
A BITING WIND
(Eugene Guard)
Spring must hare Hpped up
, vhen e - ere not looking and bit-
tetr us in the back of tbe necX.
The workers at Klamath Falls are
on a strike. In the heyday of the silk
shirt era, this was the town of 4 bit
shaves and dollar haircuts. .
" foreland .ministers have hoppou"
from agitation t the dance evil to
angry dlsciisslons of th Darwinian
theory. Very few people knef any
thinK abont the Darwinian ilicorr, and
enre leas, Irot this is just as good as
'nyttih to ccp a cn;an2nity in a wr-
poiC, J',. i.'.,:r ' ' "
rr , r .. . . : .... ! Cn-iliarl.nH
Of -Max Oser. are 47, who Is slated to
marry a tain'.on American dollars hav;
arriviud.j .Mr. Osor is a blue-blood od
Atrtior of n' livery stable, and the
photos indicate he parts his hiiir witti
a curry comb.; " ' ' -
-- JUSTICE, AT LAST - - -,:r
- (Roseburfl News-Review) ; '
i;f,f pdwerer, there is stin a possi
.blllty. judging .from the remarks
tjcontained in a brief issued in be-
half of the appeal in tUa Brumfield
murder trial, that the noose will
be slipped over the head of a
coterie of local newspapermen
rather than around the neck of
the defendant.
j
. Hon. Jim Grieve of Prospect, was
down Wed. Mr. tlrieve has a contract
on the Orater L.ke Highway, and is a
first class highwayman.
4 A number of citizens are acting
sheepish, like they were going to run
for the legislature.
s A loving tup lias been presented tha
Portland chamber of commerce by
local folks "in appreciation of the loyal
support accorded southern Oregon
community problems, and particularly
ia making available to all people the
ueatiries of Crater Lake." It should be
filled with forget-me-nots.
! Women will never chew tobacco, but
when they do, they will bit a spittoon
now and then.. , .
.The weather yesterday was com
posed mostly of agitation of the stuff
used extensively in lungs and tires.
A candidate f jr governor a Mr.
Bean, or Euftene, was in this vicinity
Wed. Mr. Bean has tbe kitchen gar
den vote, fur he says he Is the Btrlng
less 'variety.' . .
, i'he 3rd parly idea haa died. They
realized they couldn't excel the moss
left by the two political outfits, now
and recently In control.
: . .
, A congregation Of citizens, who
think the world rotates on a fishinK
pole, assembled at Kmo Mobr'g la.st
nlKht, - About 250 speeches wore pres
clit '
The Sat. Eve. Post Is losing Us ori
iuality. It baa been two weeks. since
it printed tho pictui of a girl 011 the
cover.
j Daylight was admitted into the sys
tems of 3 gay souls at Portland Tue.
They wore loaded with washlioiler
extract, and toado a game but futile
ottompt to derail a steel flat cnr. A
speed imbecllo can hit nothing but a
human with safety. .,;
Mrs. l'rady I'asses Away.
MIAMI, Fla., March 2. Mrs. Ed
gar C. Fiudy of Chicago, sister of
John H. Thompson, Chicago restaur
ant magnate, who was shot here Bun
day by her husband, who later at
tempted sitkldo, died horo todn?,.
F01,CET A
iXOKKDIM.K! According t reports from Portland tiny nrc
1 tnlkinu; 1ut ii xtato tux for th
There is about' s much chance
Portland, as of passing a state tax for .au oil well in (.'rater Lake.
Tho idea is preposterous. The Vnry possible way, nnd tho' only
proper way to finance n world's fair, in r.2," is ly popular subsiip
lion. If thero are enough people i:i (ht'sron. willing to pay for a fair,
well mid god. the fair should ln hell, if there are not, t !tV fair
should not ho held. ' ' '
The only way to find out is to try. A stock selling scheme lias hern
suggested, ntid.this lnethotl is probably as 'pood as any., Let the
people who want n fair pay for it. lift those jVoplo who illdi't waif
a fair be relieved from any financial obligation. , ' "
Tine, if the fair is a success, tU
tnture is too much of a gamble,
is too critical, to justify making such
The tax levy in Oregon for all
was 18.313,4t;S; in 11)20 it was
1921 approximately sMUXhMW. - ' ' . j
Uonds, in other wtrds. public debts voted by the people of Oregon
and its political subdivisions, total tli vast sum of sflSiviWC This
sum is equivalent to l'J ;er cent of the assessed valuation of the slate.
The interest charges annually upon this debt amounts to about
c(i.2lKl.lHHl. "
The ineronse in the state's valuation in the last ten veais has been
17 per cent, the increase in population at.uit 'J per cent, but the in
crease iu taxes 244 WAX CENT.. " ,
Vith such a situation in this state and with the coVnomie coiidi-
tiiiite in tin .a,iiiiit.' mi. i til,. iMitit..
iiv...-. 1.1 ....-i v. .,..,. ...... ,..v .......
'a uiHlerstautl now nnv sane person
ca.rseriously consider tackiim' fom
'
tax Piivrrs or Oregon, to construct
1025 which will be thrown oh the ash
Quill
All good industrial projects go
Yc spend oue-third of our lives
in bad.
On the matrimonial sea, the hand that rocks the cradle very sel
dom rocks the boat.
There is always a brighter side.
poetry it inspires.
'"Cabinet rasps the nerves of
the nature of a filing cabinet.
v , ... . i;
Well, it may be that the sun never rsets on the British fla?j but
Uncle Sam has a monopoly of moonsHtji?. " ' , ' ,'
1 ' 1 . ' l at ! ' - ' 11 '' " :
In a small tonit, a social leader y one who doesn't sewediuner in
the kitchen, even when there is no coyipany. -
They hnve. to introduce a
bills; tliat come" Ui our Jiouso ii,re
' .Europe may dream of America as a.'place'to settle donu ; but let
her not forget that it is also a place to. setttVhp;
'English celebrities who visit us eai testify that Barauni's contri
bution to vital statistics was singular' free from error. '
One way to limit the influence of wicked movies would be to pro
vide a matron to keep the children wdiiji: parents see the picture.
Tbe reason there were fewer T.-reeks in the old horse-and-buuy
oays was because the driver didn't depend wholly on his own iiitelli-pencc.
HOW MUCH DO
YOU KNOW?
1. How many new dullurs were
issued ?
2. How many men are employed
in the Pullman con.pany optratlng
depart ment?
3. Ih Iceland a purt of Xorth
America or Europe?
4. How does the population of
Holland comparo with the United
ritntes?
G. WTiHt Is carotin?
6. Will steel wool bum?
1. What sort of a hwf has a k'
raffe? 8. Wlmt ftMtes were formed out
of the territory originally Ineluded
under the mime of Virginia?
9. Where uie tho Windward
Islands?
10. What is niesmerinm?
Aiihith u, YewO-nlny'M (juottions:
1. Who dewiened tl new dollar?
fy Walt
STILL
WHEN" I paid up my income tax, a ftrw'.brief days uf,', noiikj
wild alases jjnd ulaeks I uttered in my Woe. I had to pay
u frightful sum, a tribute much too. vast; for I have to earn my
scanty rocks by long and patient toil, by packing sonnets in a
box aud burning midnight oil. And'So it jars me when I find hovV
great a goat I am; the -product of my weary grind must go to
Uncle Sam. I aid, "I'll seek solne other laud, some quiet place
abroad, where tax collectors do no stand and rob man of hia
wad." I tried to locate such a Khore there's ho Mich place of
bliss; in other lands they, tax men more than we are taxed in this.
A poet on a foreign Ktrand who earns three bucks a day, would
find 1111 officer nt hand to take two bucks away. However, great
our griefs may be, however fierce they seem, they're twice as bad
aerosa the Bea, where eagles do not ncream. Ho let u bear our
trifling load and cenwe to tear our hair, and gambol up aud down
the road, our cohttailH in the nil1.-
FAIR TAX.
Mil'
l!2r txj)is"niin. . " ; I
of passing a state tax ftiv n Mi"
in
entire state will li'enoflu but thei.n
i4nd the tax sitiKituhi tu this state I
a veutuiv a public ofclftration. '
tr
purposes and iu all distri' ts u 191:1:
1
apioxiinalely ij3-W,l.Hl and in:liolH
u'iii i lie Ti,i ;iei. tr ic iiimniiii., i
nnivh less any gooii busiuesn man. i
or five, more millions upon thoj,HTaT;. . I,r,v,,,clH- '"",ml, 7
. ' iiexUluo left in o: !eelnUy ai(ihul-
some pirpior inaclie buildiitgs in turn and erica of oi'
lieaiviu lJ'i.
Points
to Ford when they die.
iu bed, and at least another third
Spring is seldom as slushy, as the
Europe," Probably something in."", o" to 4 hours and ao minutes with
, ' . :nother. Nolo that with the small
i , 1 hunters tho heavy iA Ilka the Plan
bill in the house, but some of the
old aequaiutaiict's.
I A iik.
Anthony di Yancisei.
'1. How ninny nrtlirt were Invited
to submit deait-ns? r.na. Klght.
3. " How many men are employed
at the Kurd faetorj ? Ann. T5.00U.
4. tVhen a hum in India loses
custu noes he dweiid in the rasti:
Im-Iow him? Ans. No, h
an outcast.
,,,,.,,.,
5. tf what is the term "foolscap" ' however, was not very material in case
a tsirruption? Ann. From the Itnl- of onu of the li' avy oilH.
Ian. farllo capo, meaning a full sized I juSf,)K ilnMiv frfm the Miniiarm
sheet of paper. ,jve nHltA ,)f (hu ,,.Bt , t1(.Re two
6. is there a notieenbW; tide in the . , , , ,, ,,
Ort Iki? Ans. There Is a barely l' of "ters tho Indications are
perceptible tide in the Grt Lakes. ,ha wniIu ,h(! r"',, "r heavier oils
7. lin nu-lalx contrrnt 'or expand ; '",rn Conslaembly longer than some
when exposed to the light? Ans. jot tbo lighter oils In tbo lard pall
They expand. ' I heaters the totitj amount uf heat Riven
K. What part of a chicken is af-'off is no Kreaajr, and in some cases
fectca iiy tne pip : ms. The tonxue.
. o oat ineiiinriui coin was strucK
at the time of the ri!(;rliii Tcnoen
tcnnlal? VhS. A stiver iialf dollar.
10. Wow many cubic feet of stor
age space should lie ullowcd for one
ton of Ice? Ans. Fiftv.
gRhumos
Mason,
.'-X lit
WORSE.
r -
Result of Tests of Smudge
Oils and Orchard Heaters
Dy F. C. Helmer, Ruperlmant Station, Talent. OrQon,
t;rU internl la twin iiinnilcNtoil In er.'ltnr.l liehdnn thh staltu, fihil tttor,.
4'JiuitW Huitite thia 'er ihiitt ever lioiuie.
ttnot-iilly atni.lca r oil ro. .tohiu,t he.itlnn w,.f,. nlititlti.., h-m v.i; tun a
oil commutes ami lenleil in ih S uitlicrn vnKn Kxpprlltient Station. Th'
feuilia i-r this t'sl h.Avc lie.-a tiitiulutoil unit iu. i-i';'t)tet la the tKl'owllH
i.iiuc:
tir-'r"'- -...-a- t -i, ..-. r ., ..i...'- .
Uionltr; Tl tie 2 V i r C W
S ii . a s 1
in ;if h J hn
:Ui:m. hra. I.Outa. X.mo N,.n.
apui!!. no a; in.
.11)1!.. tiltlH. 1 None Vll)0
:(l uit:i. 10 m In.
4lmt. 6 lira. va " oo 2 ;l l.t. thick
3D mln. iSintn. Kl-,!UH Branm
nhra. hn. 1 w Trilw
SI mlti. Smln. gnuu.
Stirs. 5ht. tt Nono Tl.l(.(,
::i miu. - 43 mln,
4 Ms. 5hr. jv, Sl7 i4la.tl,UK
I'D mla. 05 mln. ,.ranm ooginma
Jhra. 5Urs. 2.3 Trai:o Tl.,u.()
miu.
C
15
SnunlKe.
Shell
Stove
at
stamlitrj
I'aion -T.5
Smtultw
AasiK'iate! 3-'
?tt!l (itt'itm
ItntUmi.
sooi:ite:l IS
.m rook
Ass-icinteJ 81.5
Slop
IHntillnte
w.,.- ... . . . . - .1 1- .. ..
. 1 nr iKsciiinu HMma m c.'niiui'r in
i"ttnt 01 iHtmuiK time .
Tlio fh-Kt olamn la the male kWps
the Kra ity lest cf th variants oils.
! The so vnry froat 19 to 3i teatime. The
'two nils leslliiK 10 nJ i3 elltlulo ar
' connlderv.1 heavy oilt that la r mora
like rniito oils tuffn tha othets. In
orchanl lieutlng the bcaumc teit Is of
lunrtsaee vut l;i !uiwitn; which oil
are heavy oc Moarewl t the crmie oils
and wtilchi ontiiln ihc hlyheHt perevn
tnKij oCthe lighter oils.
Burning Time
The length of b.unlatt time of the
various oils was tox'eil In two style
of.orcltard heater; the five qtiait Inn
rail tyi. nnd the net five italloi
'Scheti heater, one gallon f eueli o
tne ttrimu oils .m tiKCii in ni! laru
pall heatvrs. The hurnin llm o(
these oiU vai led fro'ii 3 hoars with
"ted spa-aircclt tmiMd cansldrubly
jiner 't!n tUo'llsUtr? oC:,;Tl' t
liAO IniiMirtitnt Item wiiern tho BMiall
beater is Med. Mom evor, Jl iiiuol lie
noted that these- hnT oils leave a
thick lnyvr of hspbaltmn In tho '-H.
and it is. -a. C:niulviallo Job tt born
nr.il W:in II w cml at the end of tho
'sejuon. Furthermore, these heavy.
Blow Iniriiini; oils Kivc off en heiit per
lioftf in" thi hfdter than the factor
hiirnlns lKht oil.
In the Seheu heuldrs we burned four
Ballons of oil. ' Irrth?e he ronibu'th'n
is math timre complete than in the lrd
yail cater... and the tompftrative
burnlnii tiimvof tbe various oils i notihavo a.iown In this tent. They giftdiy
the same as In he small healers. H
will lie noted thn the bnrnln? ti"ne of
tho various, oils vajiel from 5 hours
and 43 minutes with one oil to 6 hours
and Go minutes with another kind. In
some rcxpects this test in the Schcu ,
heaters is probably the best Indication
of the amount of bout actually Riven
off by tho various oils. Tho draft of
llui heaters was regulated so that tbo
lower half of tbe utacka on them wore
Kcpl red hot. Tho play was to give
off tbe samo aaiimni of heat from the
various oils alid then delcrniitie the
It b'Ah of time four gsllons of each
kind would burn. Nolo that the heavy
oils which burned longest In tbe lard
pail heaters did nut burn iiilte as Ioiik
as some of the lighter oils when tested
in the Srhnii lieateni. This dilferencu,
' ,lot Uit Krta
The KTcatcr biuninK
jtiniq apparently Is due to the poorer
comU,iiKtl;n of these heavier oils in the
lard i!ill heaters. Tbls means that it
will be necessary to use a larKcr num
ber if these small boaters pen acre
where tltcso slow burning heavy oils
are used. .
Columns five nnd six show the
amount o'f soot nnd clinkers and scale
left In each of tlio Seheu heaters. This
material was very easily dumited out
of the heaters as s-on as the pts were
cool. .
The lliKt column shows the amount
of asphalt um left In tho liiril pail boat
ers by the various oils. This is ex
pressed in thickness of tho layer of
hHphalfiiio, aiid also fn wclt;bt. Only
I two of the oli:t left a heavy layer of
this material in this Htyle of (ait. Thin
lasphaltuin la dlffictilt to . remove frotnj
the bottom of tho ikiIs at the end of
ft
, ft
1 A
5fc ;
lllo nnOIW II ml for tlila ITilsnU la qilllp
tiij. ctt'rtuhlt.
It is Importnul that aone of the oils
left a layer of asplutltuui in tlto Hchuu
Ivatets. In tttesv pots the ivnl lue
roiiHlHicil of baiBO cllnliiirs. seal, nml
siKit where the heavier oils wen tt.i.
Ttt3 aiMwer may obtain the price oi
tho rnilotis oils frm the oil cotnpnn
!e. and then by takir. into considera
tion the fa-ts linniitht out in this tiwt
he can deiermlun tho kind of oil bert
oillnt tu his pots and needi.
' Heaters
Nitt that each of the Seheu five
gallon heatei-s ronstimed aiiirxliuate
y twice as much oil per hour as the
nrd pail lie.iturs tiurlmc this tett
his difference would hnve br4-n atlil
treaier if tho ilrnft of the Hrheii heat
rs hsd been openei t- fall capacity
'his mean thnt a uitieh smaller ntim
er of henti-rs of this type wl to neod
etl er acri'.
Ono Krent advantaKo of the Seheu
heater is that, due to better comlm
lion of oi!,. it piutiu-o far K-km smoke
or 'BirtulKu" than tlio coiumon lard
pall heater. Another Bdvaulam Is that
by rrKttlatlngthe t'rnft ns. much boat
ran !' broihirt-d' when 'the oil U (ret-
tins few. in the pot n when it u full.
As Is j!l know tt. one ef tbo mreut
dis nh'Mitages of the bull (mil lie(..r
Is the frt thnt tho oil, It conuimil
lowly nml Tit tet ln.n xiven off when
thi oil h low ln llui pot thuu w.hn
full. I'hii.illy at this at:tu r the nixht
I tl teni-runirt ra;loet nud tit"!
::tv'est antcunt of haat Is neiied.
The tests mad will be supplement'
d with t-xi'!nslvi toNts of beiilors on I
oils ul tho Kxperiiuent ttntlon darteK
the ityvibM', fr ,t, season. .
. Tho.' writer wishes t thunk the vhi
j lous oil comitanles far the Intenmt thry
supplied nanipli;s of I heir oils aud
three of them , had represantativcH
present durlnc tbo entire tei-t.
News Summary
of Last Night I
V'Afilll.VtJTOV ntutleslilp West
Vli'Kinla and battle cruisers U xlimlon
and Karatoga probably will bo tbioe
capital ships now biitlditiK which with
tbe Colorado will bo retained under
Uaval limitation treaty.
Dt'HMN Numerous cIahIihs orcnr
In Hail Klresnn. Keeling runnlns hUh.
Iv-Valera coiitlmied to priMH for ro'iK-
nltion of I Jail's supromacy but minis
ters of provisional Koverunicnl held
firmly they only wore rosiontiUile to
Irish people
Hlirtl.JN' lUf'i'cert -ctossitiK -Oiuin-ter
from RttSHia lat Itiinmnla Ijeint;
sent back across fnrzen river by C.en
oral 1'opovlch. Itiimanlan reruijen con
troller, then sliot by RiiHsbm Chekn as
soon as they s'jl foot on Husiian Hull,
nccordliw to story tobl by German ar
rlvitiK from VolKa dlMtrb t.
ALTON". III. CtlticliiiK financial
leaders of country whom bo chai'Kul
with bolnx rcspjusiblc to opposition to
soldier bonus, Htinfonl MueNidi-r, nil
tionai commander of American IkIom,
confidently predicted passage of bill
which ho termed ro-adjusted cjito or.
satton bill.
Call Candidates U. cf . .
KCGKXK, Ore., Mar. 2. A call f r
candidates for vuitilty nml f,i H?niicn
jiltchers and cal'Miers h'.w bwn Issued
by Coach fb.-orKa Hohler, l!o l bat
tery miiterjnl Is s'i.'ir.'-e 'hi 1 j'.'a;-, '.spec.
Lilly pltchern, and I'llib r wjuti tf set
llw men in swipe mi (pti :'.;ly 113 pos
Hn,0i
, ,
A.Am, i,l.i-o:;iy,)i,i,.M
been solved.
it a vu never
T
The sphit to ccrve (effi
ciently, quickly and to the
utmost of. our ability
characterizes tho Service
that our organization of.,
fcrs,
I
Liii '
IERSIIYOF
DAHO
CLOSES
SEASON FRIDAY
8AS r'UANOIHOt). Mar. a, t'nlvoi--1
ally of liluho, t lt t nly iniilofenteil tenia
In the I'lO'liie cuant ciinCereiictt bmiliot-
hall tucv, clitaea It" Hcliivlnln wltli
Biinii'H n!itlltat WtiHhlliKtoll Ptrtln !
leue loiiiiM!tv nntl HitttMililV nlKtit.
I I ill. 1 nnul win I111? nn.i if llui 111 '
ititmoH to hoM lin ptneo nt the top or
tho ovovitaK ii.luam. The VitlutitlH,
liiiwcvcr. PxjM'et little trouble wtnnliiK.
for I'Hily In the Mtmsoit they tlefeattHl
AnlllnKton Slate twice.
Allh'iiinli Idaho has n peireiilane of
1 noil; havlnt; win alx K"uics and lost
tu ne, the OrcKOlt AKrlenllilral cullowe,
with percentaue of ,k;i:i, from ton
Vlcpirlei nnd l'o defeats, claim tho
confer tiro champlonsblii. Tho Axr.leu
miy the Vandals played a short Hehed
tile In which iiiohI f the unities were
on the Idaho court.
StamliiiK of the conference teams
follows:
Won, Lost
Main 6 0
Oron Acifles
10
. 9
It
..
.. t
. 0
, a
California .....
Washtustttit
ttauroid
Washington Ktute
Pn. California ....,;.,..
Oreifon . ,, ,.
J
f.
t
iy
10
liKNVICll Formal transfer of Jo(
lin fiuuelilsu iu WrHtein LeutiQ to
lienscr effected.
HOT SI'ltlMKH-Cnil Mats ltn
contract with New York Amorlcnns I
I'alm KutU tentatvly afciri s t i con
irsit.
MllAYACKKK Johnny I.n too re
tiiins wui Id tlin-eiinlilun billiard
rliiii'i lulii.lilii by il:e.!tliiK Alfrixl le
t)r.. i tialleimcM
in final blttrk of thriHs
blo.k U.ateh by ai-ore of 60 t H it,0 nt.M 1HV ity
Fli:i store; Ijiylmi JH0; lVOro U5 in ' Two prviier. in tho rant. Nova
iios Inn nn-i, , . H- uil'i nml Ontario, will lute one
H'K'Iit'r.V Jai;k Hurman, munnir"r j ' ii-her r.n h. Umtiaa t other rant
SDUii -Uiim Jibynrko, slfttd he Would ' o-iOlu. r r. ninm un bniiHe. hut
PoM feiuo any tlmo for a mtvtd In-ut W-vl..c.a will mak. tin
. . ' . L-a Hid
W lib Jack Oei:i,iw .
I f 1-1 I, ... .. .. .. .
r, ,.., ,r,M'. -ratauwy. ... imr-
i)oiu, pre,iijfin. ifciuiUAwMein P'amie.
;.tiui)unc.il a siieebtl mt-i ilan of rJuJi ;
owners pell Monday lo Uiscitus -pistis " "" " , '. 1
foa tutfrKvr. Willi Wostern j it inllnii. , Good for That "flu'1 Couah , ,,
IW ANtiKl.i;.S-;i;oiiHt4fitiii..,. Ro- , foe nttU-k relief from tbo wenrluj;
loau'i'f. i'neifir v.mmt heav welKbt I cuuKhs thnt "hnnK on" (tor tb ii lpjs
ieihns- clmiiipiifiirfiiln cbJinsni le or .lnflueuji. cake Foley's Honey and
feate.t f ) Cody, Idled us nll iound Tar Mrs. K. l. lira, Chllda, Md..
wroHtliim rhamplon of Hawaii, in five writes: "After an attack of tbe flu that
ryoml v rot!in bout, I left inn wih n s v-- c mirU notbmr
,N'iV YORK Johnny Mjers of. Chi Iset-me,) to relieve mo till J ' tried
.!( , clalmmt of ti. iiddlelii! Foley's Honey an I Tar., wbicb' I ran
nijtullng cji)s and HriutQ fc-nsnl cfbu:b!y iec (unmen I." It 'Is nls.i ool
Dubmiiio, Is., wlil met-t here MniRht In 1 for rrotip, hiplni cjugli and colds,
a iwnlvo toiiud wr-ntllnie innt h. Th j It puts a Suoibltia. hcallnii ttutttrnH uvor
rounds will each lc of ten- minute, the Inflamed surfaces, cuts lh phiegin,
dmalion with tw lutoiite rest periods, easos lioarmmeas, tiers the atr (
i STANDARD OIL . ,
arm tp a nnnriT
fluraiioftrRur
filK-AUo, Mar. :.--Th.- Ulsn.liud
'Ml company uf Indiana, indj net
euinliiKS of K'l.SMi.JU iluiinu IUSI,
.'ocuidltiK to tint unnu.il atati'tiieiit.
made puhlli; afti r 11 lni- linft of I lie
tioiird of directors Onlay. The Kroj.it
earnltiKH were nppriiAlniiitelvl Ji'.oori..
Ooo M-ufitu-, tlto (lllfcri 11, e Iwin.j 1:. i d
for feiU-rul laxis nnd slmltrir item.
The siirpltm t-arnluKN In h- ynin
pany's iiMiiie fund now amount to
'-'. :27.!iii; iilniut. $ .-'. 2 ', I ItoliiK
added to the fund tlilu jar, Tlio 1ul.
anee of the famines ,,til ont in
ensli dlNldi-llds In Steele n,iu iMjii
Ibe year, theuo rtK nl.-n,:( tuialltur ap
pioxliiiatily tl.'.BMI.r.'S. , 1
iii-tTH H tut ij HimtP:
RHEUMATISM Z
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
CANNOT EXIST Th"H B,,nl,". of Ashland,
, 1 . , - ,. authorizes his announcement as it Can-
m the hi man la dy u you will uo dldate for tlio noiiilnatlim for th oflici
n 1 .'' 1 e n ! ipiioii r.,r Kheumallsm f c011nly CommlfHloner of Jaeklm
an. '..en. it Ih ridiculous, abhind County, subject to thu tleclslort of tho
and pif.ii.rien,,,,, n fll,.ti lt iH tt ,,,ty ,Ul,mbll,un volt,rM of Hal(J cmmt. ft
i.ii.i a ..name to talk ubout Hhoutnn- th0 Primury Klectlon, May PJth. l'.Ci
'Trunk's' Prescription' for Jthuinna- A'IV'
'"to rind flout sells for t."B. This
I'r. scrliitb.n IjoKH Nt)T, ruin the DaV Or Ntottt
rtrti.iiK-h. It HOKH OT depress the ' ., ,
hi nit. Kst nil the meat and good lXPPsfC rlKtfy Pn
food yoti wish while laklna Trunk's v" "VWlltjtllrv J
Piisciiptlon. U IJOKH NOT contain A - -r f it ,
uny Mercury, Kullcylste of Koda, Oil Funeral Diroof rival'
of 1Vint.;rKro.m or narcotics of any l-'lreCl0'
kind, bill, lt abuiiliiUly and positively 1 -
oviiconiid any lind of lihiiiiiustlsni r t U j 1111 h
t C.ouf. on i.;tb. WHAT MORE Do CrtCffO riftta W t6Clt
VOtT WANT? 'Tbm o in notlilnir Just ICf -..., ' '-'''
11H tfond, and It Is itupnsslbbi to Ret . flOUr,.
snniuthlui; bnttor. Jt In lilsu an excel- lfi"" 'a '1 ' ' J tt J'u
lent Itvnr Medicine. Kor hub at Has- liUaranteea
kin's Urutf Htoru. Medford. Adv. j t OUT QrQVetS '
DR. RICKERT sensational
Oldsmobile Four
Ssismsmg - ; " Tcurine Car. . ,
Eyes Scientifically Tested $1385
and Glasses Properly Fitted t Medford. " , ,k
.NO OHOPH IKKlt
llrnlieii TnsiM. Aecmately Vlnpllcalotl BUBy UOmer MotOT Co.
la. 1 'aLAa
.Mill Lovely C1oi- Tonljht
Mla l.tiitlm linfl,v, seriMili atrr.
NVli( la niiriuitK :el"o ht lln l'!0'
with Itt'i null fn?iiiiiiiy In Iter vaitl
vlllo art mid tier laU'at pMilie, "l.lfe'H
liivateitl tjiliintlnn." w lit lu lnn lu'i'
Miiill'ortt fnHiiKtMint to- a rloittt wlt'i
IuiiIkIiI'h irortiiiiii('i . MM l.mi'ly
(lurlitK )i''f Htay here, turn nimlit tmniv
(iliiitiU who will Uiok forwiirl Willi
irtnitt iihwiiurn for Iht nw goreen
I'll till (.'.
I Tim tilt tiir- tani'.rt tlorlnK Miat
j t.ovely'H eiiKimeiiu'lit lit tliu I'um this
j 'pU will Im nhown on tlto keroon el
tbo I'uau tin aire "M WC' U.
rays TomorroM
Iiorls May's second HUrrliiK produe
(Ion, "Kdeii mid Itotinn." Is aninmuteii
n tho IcadltiK nltrftrllon at Hie l'a
theater, bcKlnulnii toiimrrow matinee.
Yotl loved the itiliiiltulde Miss May
In her first how Hint sucees.i, "Th
Foolish Ape," You'll adoio Injr as lh
fullofpep I'.!-'.' (.Ill In "Kilen aud lie.
turn." The sitpportlnii cunt l.i notutde,
liu'luilluu Kiui Meiralre. Margaret
MvlnRston, Frank KlnHtley. Knimett
KlnK and others.
At tho Rlslto
Hiipetliitlves ate JiiHlltled in any tie
scrlptloli of "The l.tire of Jiole," star
rlto: Paulino Fiodeiltk and flrri-iil
for tlu flrnt time yesterday at the
Hlalto ttu aire, wheio li will P'triiiln
for an i'tiKiitiiiint of thte ibo . Not
.only does Mls Fiederlek Ktvo a bHI
llaitt pei'foriiiunco Iu thli iihimuHl pie
1 1 tire, but tlio rli li tropk atiiionpher'
of tbe South Hens, where ninth of the
action lilketl Idurn U a feature of the
'picture. Hupportlnn Mhs Frederick U
a cunt of the blKlifiit merit. Ineludlni:
Thoiims ItotdlnR. Arthur Itnnkln. ln
llary. Harden Kirklaiid, 1 C. Hhiiinwiiy
and Toko Yiniuoiuito.
! f.N.tl N
l'ltllMI NT TO
li At i: Hiit: mi;mii:hi
OTTAWA,
tnr. I.-.nada' t'X
parliament will liiiv leu Miiilo luein
Im in than the Mi, nt leitlv na n to
null of the heiv ii itxua. u nlllt of
lili-h hueti ti..iii Atiiiitlitit'eil. The
... ......iia,, v,. ;ii menit i.
r
' ' J"'"
H..lt..l .. I - t. f
lo ti
Alls rtn
jtaskatthewan front I to Sli
(C, 12 ,
ami lirl'lult Columbia
Item 13 to 11,
' ;, n.ihi e very where .
1 ":...'," . I .. i.j .! M
COLD IN CHE.ST
He the Mubt thing nd bt ur e of tperdy
rtllcl. Often rhett colili and lore throat
Co over night tf you um
MUSTAR1NE
Itrtter than a mustard phltr. doe Hit
woili and does II laMcr will not blutti
3ot-00c yi llcrw bos.
Keep Bowels Onen
A 'rethly brrwtd OlO el Ctry hlng vm
ntahl drne.mil poiKm.Ktii.uu. Tenrui'llvei
hrluhtcn.liillfvebnlihllw (kin. cii
pk . Utrvv ioiim lo niiiht lot tlw whtilt family
CELERY KING
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