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inUUKU MAii, 1KI1..LAL. .lUJM'ULU. UU.t.UA. .M 1 I MA1. A-l'JUL. . u. mfpfokd r att. Tiar.rxK. Mr.nroiin owwios. ionoav.- aimmi. hi SUPREME COURT REFUSES 10 RULE ANTI-JAP LAW WASHINGTON. April 10. The su premo court today refused to review tli question of title to certain lands 111 Celtforuta claimed by tan Ban Jaquln and Kings Ulvrr Canal and Irrigation company. Miller and Lux and the Union Colonitatton companr on the ground of appropriation and fcy W. H. Worstflck. Jr., and others on the ground ot riparian rights. In the lower courts the riparian clalm anlt were successful. VALLEY VISITED BY WEATHER OF il FREAK ES KIND WASHINGTON. April 10. Appeals of the Opdcn, Portland and the l'n lon Tortland Cement companies and of the Ttah-Idaho Central Hallrood Company to have set aside the orders ot the public utilities commission of Ttah, cancellinR their contracts with the I'lah Tower and Light company were today dismissed by the supreme court. 4 : ' ' WASHINGTON, April 10. The ronvlclion of Harry A. Drolaskl at San Francisco under the national pro hibition act must stand, the supreme court today refusing to review his case. lie contended that his conviction in the United State district court for northern California should be set aside, because, "comments, remarks and observations" of the court "co erced" the verdict against him and deprived htm of certain constitutional rights Most of the IjcoI weather dopesters after worklnn night and day for weeks over the fascinating task of finding when the weather would be come settled. In the face of over whelming odds, frave np this nx;n. completely bewildered by the wide variety of weather of the day and after a farewell smoke Jumped into the rushlns waters of Dear creek triad to end It all. Today, meteorologically shaking, whatever that means, had the orniest. most contrary and ntrfrravating collec tion or weather seen hereabouts for a Ions time, which put everyone In the dumps. And this the 10th ot April gladsome springtime. Spells of rain ranging; from hard downpours to mis erable dritzlea, r.now flurries, dark skies, sun shining, clear skies, and most of the time penetratingly chilly and disagreeable, constituted the mix ture, and caused many folks to have desperate thoughts. A AND NORMAL ASSURED MAKES GOOD S.P. TIME RECORD ON L SCHOOL FORJHjS YEAR ASHLAND. April R Sessions of the Ashland unit of tln Oreg.m state grains operated by the Southern Pti normal are assured for the suiiimer(clfio company on liM rnclflo system season of 1922, supplementing the, during March or !5.l per cent ., ,. , w ..,... ..f lnat made running time, and of the 4587 highly successful expoilenco of last inilMIWl.r XmiM 5S or ,-. PACIFIC DIVISION of the t S 4 1 throiiKh )nseiiKer er prognosticating veteran, w were back in Davenport. la. Most people prefer death to that, hut the frost expert had got past caring what happened to him. C. C. Cate, local weather man. went about the office studying weather maps, in his shirt sleeres and wearing overshoes, and voluntarily offered to lend A. C. Allen, state horticultural commissioner, five The circuit court of appeals for the' noiiars. Meanwhile when the sun tinth circuit affirmed the lower court j "one brightly for short periods fresh In Imposing a fine of $10,000 and im-ilaers of snow could be seen In the year. The spoeltic porn! win ie irom June 19 t:i July 2S, and tho attendance bids fair to exceed that of 1921. Op portunities offered are not merely those of an extension series, but a lull normal course Is Available. Including a practice school for all grades. The music department will be replete with advantages, while psychology, educa tional measurements, sociology, and school management phases of a liberal education are all within the scope of this normal training. If desired. Supt. Briscoe, of the Ashland schools, who Is also director of tho normal here, will supply all desired Information con cerning the approaching sessions. Another golden anniversary Is ap proaching, this event referring to Arbor Day. April 22. and this will be observed as the climax of Forest Pro tection week which begins on April 16. T- I-1 a - . . prieonment for two years. foothills and mountains. Most people dope It out that fumes of moonshine in this region have gone to nature's head WASHINGTON, April 10. Manu facturers cannot enforce under which dealers had agreed ex-1 wear away the weather will remain clus'vely to handle their copyrighted unsettled, products, the supreme court otdayl While the official prediction from held In a case brought by the Stand- the San Francisco weather bureau Js rd Fashion company against the Msgrane-HouBti.n company of Boston. PAPER WAGE COT BRINGS LOCKO i T for rain tonight and Tuesday- . the people can expect almost anything, for the barometer in the local weather bureau office was acting up this gwn and indicated that it probably would able significance, especially with the ! schools, and under municipal encour agement our parks ana streets are richly endowed with shrub, flowering and tree growths, thanks to ft libera! arboreal extension course nf forded through educational agencies along these lines, fostered by scho.d author ilies, the park commission. Civic Im provement club, and cltiiens In gen eral. Karly in June and later in that month, this terminal will witness doi ens of spoclul trains going to and re turning from the big Shrine gathering 'at San Francisco. "Korsalr will he one of these Temple contingents. Its home is Louisville. Ky.. and It Is com ing to the coast with 200 excursionists. A torecast of its itinerary announces an arrival In Ashland at 1 a. m. ou June 11. on a schedule allowing a two hour stop. At a Bession of Hlllah temple last Friday evening, it was sug gested that these excursionists detrain 1 f......t h .l .nmin a Attl.lnnd tn not rain tonight. Yesterday Medford " ' " .' ,71 ,". I' ,.. the meantime the two hours being I 1.11 . .1 In n m 'nlllt trill t I h nillft? h' ing wildflowera and holding picnic..,""' vaI1,.T. ln pT cent were on time. "This It a remarkable record," said J- II. I'yj'r, grner.U manSger of the mllriuid In making tills aniuum.v mnt. "Especially considering the unusually stormy weather last month and the mountainous terrno that com prises much of our territory." Mr. Dyer died th following In stance tf specific- Ihrouuh pasm-iiKcr tniln poiformnnec. AhsoUte 100 per cent "on time" performance for the month was made by' the Pnclrie Limited from Oakland to Ogden. hy the Cnllfornian from !." Angeles to Tucson, by the KuiiHct Limited and by the Suns-t KxrirexH from New Or leans to San Francisco, n distance of '.N0O inltes. The Ovcrl.imt Limited wtis sent throtiKh from Oakland tn Og.lcn on time every day during the PREACHES STRONG SERMON EVANGELIST ON "REALITY CHRIST" AT 1 ST METHODIST The largest congregation that bus l$ml iiianiisei lit and parts of iiianii yet nttemletl the revival nt the First Methodist church hMd lr. Ilarcourl V. Pack deliver n niastmful sonnui at tho uionitug service ycsterdiiy. Ills sulijett whs, "Christ Jesus, the 0mI Man." The sermon was, in strt, ns follows: '! lent will he found lit Timothy 2:3, 'Fur there Is one tlo.l, und ne Mediator between Jh1 and men. the man Christ Jesus.' "Jesus Christ tolerates no rivals, lie own nation. All claim lltni; till ad.ue Hint; nil will dlo (or Him. but Tor m other born of wttrun.it, How true It Is. tis Johuh said, 'And 1, if I bo WM up, w ill draw all men unto inc.' "lln uloiin lit the rotttcmiHii'itry of nil line. Cuesnr, Alnxaiuler und Nupo Inon were groat ui"ti In their tiny, but who cares fur them now? Jesus alone lilts toliiiereil the ns'S and the hearts t-t iiuiuklml. The itriUU give tlndi' scripts of tlM New Teslaiiteut n .vv In ,,, ,. , ,,l(.,ure Ills fuce. Tim the Il..iarle ,,f ti. world. Home of ,.,,,,.. nnweitrii'dly labors to give tnese ..... -K t within the life. , ,, ,rr(., ,,.,. time of two goueratlous utter Jesua (imt,,1M lln, uv.ua)i r does not say. 'My your leave 1 am UhI but he claims Deity without nny reser ' Ills coming was f.iretold seveinl lUmaelT IHel on earth.' Jesus Christ wm no m lit; he actually live. I "Kossiaii, the grout Fit inh Infidel speaking of the Ilthlo and Its writers says: The gospel has marks of truth hi grout, ho striking, hi i perfectly Inlin Itnbln that the Inventors .f It would be more imtoulshtng than (he hero.' Jesus Christ's character Is milnue. lie vatlou whalsiM'ver. He snvs, 'Me thut! cades ol centuries before he apiearei hath seen mn hath swn the Father. Itefore Ahrahum was. I am." The Apos tle Paul 111 his letter to the Colossians (1:11-20) states the case with absolute clearness. Speaking of Jesus Christ, he says, 'Who Is the luingo of the In visible G.l, the rirst horn of every creature: , "'For by Him were all things crent ed that are tn Heaven, that are In earth, visible and Invisible, whether they be thrones, or dominions, or pi In riiuilltles. owers: all things were month of Mareh. with a siitsle exeen Hon. The tloljen State Umite.l from cr-uiri ny nun, n i ir mm: l.os Anise list to K Pas.i. was (.He but f " 'And he Is liefmv all things, twl.-' during month. the 31 d.tys of in pets hi on earth, Ills names were given hundred of years bedire' Ills l.lrth. Ills tHy Is referred to In Isaiah i'.' and His life as a sutr.M--tug Suvlor described by the prophet I Isaiah M charter) over seven hun dred yeats before Jesus ws bun III liclhlelli in. "The name Jesus was given 'Hint before hU Mi tit t describe w hat Ills mission wus t i he. These writers livid m far apart that (hern was no possibility of collusion. (ireenlesf, the ttreat legal authority on evidence, a'ol'suy of the writers of the New Testa- Ills Itr llOI'UMOS of tlu musician. Talis Christ and the direct and Indirect references t' Hint nut of the world's literature and It would lie it wreck forever," With Mo.tfoi it trtiils Is Mfftford ma E' COMI TO THE PAGE-! All the mnglc of youth and the J y ! of life are found In "Irene", New York's greatest musical comedy sue' the. by hint till things consist. And he is mom. Klther tho men of Ualllee were the head of the body, the church: Who m,.n of suerlailve wisdom and eten It the beglnnlug. the flmttiont from Ve kit iwiege and experience and ol the dead; that In all things he might ni-ersr skill In the art of deception have the preeminence. For It pleased (him auv and all others before or after the father that In Him should all full- ihein. or they have truly state I the uess dwell; And, having made peace (trough the bltsut of hi cross, by him to reconcile nil things unto himself; by him. I say. whether they be things on cm tii, or things In heaven.' "There can ho "no possible p-im pro- thai. tvstonhhing things li-h they saw or lunu'.L As a nutter ot tart simple, honest fishermen. , ' Ills nlvetit lefiled the coming of the O mI man. "Cahrlel announced His coming to Zachntlas. father of bis fore-iunner, He was either (lo.l or the greatest Jhn the Itaptlni. imiMiMtir tho Worlil linri ivor known I '!. M.,..i i .. ,.r .1. nr.. n.l Ti esda, ,hL An I St., It has ore, ,e clretitnstunees let US I.k.U :, ,,.a.. ter of her child. -11 - 1. ... 1 111a claims. "The shepherd and the wis' men n 1 n,T , , , , , . ,, "A r,,iKl,,n Cftn h" ,,,H,rtl U IxiM lil'mte to Him as the world lie. and won.ler.ii ctu.es Mr he play !,)tnM. Tlm efMWt pf ,. (,(H,mt. f , ,,llM ' und a sH-lal orchestra. The New -fc. i.... in- .-.... . .. . - ..... . .. ... . ,,, , ,, ii, ..... m iirn in u munKi-r iuer miKUi nn ings. "BLESSED-WITH PERFECT HEALTH BK INTERNAL BATHING" ' Ml. Ptmiia P. ib' Murllt of fill ifllli Hi, K.icrnm.-iiln, t'.il , wrllr. to ill" T rrall lljKicnli Innloule uf NViv "Wiiic lining the M. U. I,. I"i"le, I 1 uti io 1I1I111;. I wrniM 11.it hate si li'ltl.liii b'(iiin, I ill. lnt p.'l lord or Wiiiii nut Slid lliSt (lll tirav.f (.i li. liss fi.lir.lv diapM-sird (rmii te) Ill-Sll " 'I'l.n ".I. It I, !' ili" 1 . in.ri lliti Inwir liiloton- it i'.iIih . iikIIi slid kt'1-f'.i It slv.u) (trc of MiUnii.ui wle, 'I l.,..iiin.l-. I'altfv (lint Cniikllpnlloii, liiititi-sllioi, Hi........ I. 'f rinitiliM, ltd' , ... Ili's.ls. le- i. ml sll I In- 11. uiiv tMrtiui Iroulilrs which lln'y 1 no mi ntm ntiMiluti-ly 1 lli-n-.l k hI ii,v. .Unl l.f litis Natuni Trrstiiirat, Vet Hlile Pharmacy w'll (Isdly ijiisls to tun ih limits oM-rstioit uf (lie "J. )l. I ('ill'," why H Is to r.'Mlu In Its reulu, stol will mv V1111 (rr ( null. Sll illtrrr.t. lug little book contain. .1 tli n-sulis ef llie riirloc u( I'r. t has. TTrrt-ll uf Ni-w York, whu ws rlaliat on lnttinsl Cewntaints for '.'.1 trr In that ctiy Why nut rut this out rnilnlr In ft this tvk at soon liUl. ' lluimbr, plraar, It is frra. York cast with Paul llarrold In the role of Irehe 0'IVire. the shoi'glrl Is-auty will be seen and a beauty chorus which cunalso dance and sing will give to "Irene" all of the verve and smartness which distinguished the presentation In New York for two years at the Vanderldlt theatre. Such songs as "Alice I Hue Crown (31 The characters produced by bteri or low of human being who His life, luflueuce and tnichtug. Mo- could not be readied a-id blessed by hammedanlstn, lluddhimii, Confucian Him. Ism. all bear unmistakable evidence of( , nn nrlKln.il character1 the tyie of life, character and teach- .rer b f ri or since ha any claimed ing of their founder. The same Is t have 0 hi own ronnllty tho lite true of Christianity. Every man Is nnd characteristic of Cod and Man broueht face tci fsrn with thiii( clulm T.. iio.iM .i.w M..f t,M.ii.. t . m., ik.i 'Castle 'f.f la.,,..,, r'hi-Ut VVn rknnt twiMullitv If.. ...... u.r.. ..t . it .....1 WALL- WALLA, Wash.. April 10 Notices announcing a seven per Walla Itulletln and the Walla Walla miDimun temperature ot this mornlns t'nion. w ill 1 posted this afternoon. 1 aa only 3' according to J. O. Kelly, publisher of I th Bulb-tin and D. W. Ifft, publisher I tt the Cnion, and the papers will go on an open shop basis commencing Tuesday. Non-union printers have already arrived and are ready to take the places of the union men. Walla Walla publishers held out for a seven per cent decrease, which the union nun refused to accept and refused to arbitrate and demanded shorter hours and a three-year con tract. The lockout affects the pub lishing department of both daily pnpers, as well as the Job end. EXTERMINATION OF 'GOPHERS CONTINUES ot iTeams, Hie l-flsl fart 01 r. very , .,, t .,,. ii,n... m.l 11 v 1.. .....1,1.- ,i. .. . .1.-. 11.. - - - - - 1 -. , - 1; n'SIMM- "lHH Ik St,lH, tlltlt II' "HS Party, are the choicest melodies yet .h,,m lt ... i, . chritlun. Ti reb-ct ui-.. it... The comedy and music are of illm and ,h,,m . lu nn,,,i 1..,,, ,,,, Itt K.n. "It Is a fair question to nnk, Cnn me h.tth m en the Kmher." The Ap"-tin-so claims be made good? U-t u tie John a. 'There are written that look at several of them, lie Is said ye wight heller that Jesus wa the to have been 'The Image of tho Invls- Christ, the rt. u of Cod." Idle CxmI.' ntid It ! claimed 'that wof "Ti-nnryson we'.I says of Him, 'TI1011 have redenititlen thrtiUKh hi l'l sl.' ,w.ni.,h hnmnu unit lllvln,. tl, hluh. .land's narks and romantic bills would . vUl 'ar "a al onm" vuney s jtJB j inl -,1! ,h,UKll w,.rrt cr,.ate.l by ,.!. holiest manhil thou; Our wills aew consollilatrd school on last Sntur-: be a revelation 10 ine Tumors. iii: . .!!. I - --. 1.- ... I...V i,.., ,mii nii.i. nlan for their entertainment has been ay- Twenty rive teachers were pres- -h things," These cbilnis are now- are, ours lo make th-m Ihlne. f)ur ;r. ,n n .mmittee conslstlne of ttnl nun liV" Program was carried on tune Secretaries Fuller and Frohbach. of t , .-. - ... . out vtiriuun , v iiui v'i , - 1. , bui iears ere generally reir, .. ArW f ,. ,.,.!. .ear... so clear was it. that this morning w i I- Z., .r n,i toihlKD 0TAr m! ,ho lla' ,ne sensatloa- wou,d s? a hard fros, but the home V" """' ' folk got up today to find It raining . : . . .... .'cade. " . . ... ... . . . navinc i.wmi-i 01 tne riuihiuh hard with the outlook that it would 1,a""l ' u . h .. .. . . . southern Oregon. A trip over tne AOW" " 1a5 Iy ?5..m- tof?y I orchard districts of the Medford pin -vj vi us men 01 raia nsci tatien. 1 no . , . . . ,,, x.u.i ll'SU, uipn-uii-uv- .V ' i" ""i. 1 Teachers Council at Sams Valley One of the best council meotlngs of fJADI CANADIAN TOWN S UND E R WATER ItEGINA, Sask.. April 10. The en tire town ct Luuisden, Sask., on the Canadian Northern railway is prac tically under water as a result of fcpring floods. Grocery stores in the town are using boats to deliver pro visions to the homes where wholo families are forced to live on the up per floors. According to travelers who reached Regina today from that district, the water is in- some places ten teet deep. Train service. It is ald will be delayed for a time, at one point 350 fet cf railway track ietng under water. The water has smbxyied sufficiently to permit trains being pushed over the track Into the flooded area. Tho gopher control demonstrations started in this county last week have proved of great Interest to many of the farmers and orchardtsts of the community. Five fields were care fully gone over and a flint placement of bait made, which was to be follow ed ln three days, weather permitting and exclusive of Sundays. These re peat demonstrations are now going on wherein a check is made on the first work. The fields being worked todsy are those of fcverett Leeson near Talent, and Mr. Paine near Ashland. Tues day the check will be made on the Lewis Bennett place now owned by Mr. Smiley near Medford and on that of Capt. Tuttle near Table Rock. Wednesday morning If the weather Is clear and warm some work in pois oning the digger squirrel will be done on the hospital hill and a Berond check on the field of Miss Alice Han ley in the afternoon. The bait used for the gopher is sweet potatoes cut Into cubes a half inch by an inch and poisoned with strychnine and asccarine, while for the digger poisoned barley is used. GENOA CONFERENCE OPENS (Continued from Page One) . .Reports of a gold strike on Briggs creek, a tributary to the Illinois, about 25 miles southwest of Grants Pass, were brought to the city Fri day by Harry Sordy, mining man from 1 ho Alraeda district. According to Sordy, tho strike "is said to be rich enough to cause all those engaged in placer milling to nbardta their working temporarily, and to rush for the reiou In which the strike occurred. .Claims are being staked in the snow, and nearly every mining man In tho vicinity of the reported strike lias pet bis stakes, hoping that the gold ore may be found when the suow has melted. Grants Pass Courier. Stubborn Cases of Stomach Trouble Yield Promptly to TAN LAC 23,000,000 Bottles Sold the commercial organitatkms of Ash land and Medford respectively. Born, in thls-city, April 9. a son to Mr. nnd Mrs. Wlllard Pendleton. Of course this fine baby boy has been named Willard. Jr. The mother was formerly Miss Madeline Silver. Passion week Is being observed by the Congregational church with ser- ices every evening until Good Friday inclusive, specific subjects being dwelt upon by Pastjr Oldfleld as a prelimin ary to the Easter festival. There will also lie special services at the Metho dist church on Wednesday and Friday evenings. Spring is developing athletically even It the "weather is on the chilly order. April 2-' will witness a baseball contest between Asblund and Medford with games to fullow in rotation be tween the locals and Klamath Falls Grants Pass, and s?rhaps Yreka, the schedule depending upon future devel opments. Revival services ot tho Nazarene church are being reinforced by the Smith family from Stockton, Cal., the family circlo Including five members, all musicians, either vocal or instni mental, or both. A prize ot ten dnllnrs awaits the high schiol students who not only pre pares the best essay, hut who als) sui- plements meritorious composition by excelling in oral delivery ln public. Of the essays submitted, six of the host will tie selected by Judges, and the prizes noted, offered by the Mt. Ash land chapter of the D. A. It., will he awarded to the student who excels in the requirements as sulmiltted. . denied. Some iinhesttalingly Uh' systems have th.-lr .lav. thin- through the day. . A hearty lunch was rlalrn that Jesus Christ never existed, have their day and rense to be; they served at noon by the la lies of the That tn reality He Is only a 'myth.' are but broken lUM.ts of thee; and onimunit, ant a goouy numoer 01 v e do not need to go to tho Illble to thou oh lird. ate morn than thev.' natrons as well us visitors from other prove that Jesus Christ did actually 1 "Jesus Christ Is the only perfect districts attended the afternoon sS- rvUt. Tacitus the crest Itomnn his lrt.,n..i..r slon. The chairman. Miss Almedl ' torlnn who live.! from A. I) L&117.! -v tu.. t... ...... ..... i,i .,. rillter. t. reside!. uritinw r.t ,i... -i.-i., ...!. Grammar, presented by Mrs. James: Primary Hand Work by Mrs. K. C Urowne: Penmanship by Miss Porter; Silent Heading, with class, by Kather- ine Nealon: Rhythmic exercises I with class- by Mrs. I. T. Gulligar, and Civics writing or the early Christians. ay:!fiy as He did. 'Which of yon c.n j They were Ingens multltudo.' That vineeth me of sin.' No other being shows that even at tho time of tli" has crer lived on earth who had Ills apostles there was a vast multitude ' eifet balance. SliskSsare, after' who wire followers of Jesus Christ, gvlng the world his Immortal w.irl.J "Suetonius, and the elder Pliny nls-i died nfti-r a night of rirunseu debauch-, refer to the number of the early Chris erv. Hacon. a ke..u thinker ami i.hilo. by E. W. Jaeobson constituted the pro-,tians during the anostolij aie. They sooner, is des.-rlbixl hv hi. fri.m.i 1 ,.,... grain. Round table discussions were 'refer to thHr austere t)e of life and us, 'The wisest, brlghtint. meanest of frequent. "Visiting Day" for tho the purity of their women by cnulrast mankind.' teacher was favored by all present as' with those of the Roman world. j -Jesus was equally at homo with llio a sourc. of Inspiration and help for "Josephus tells us of llio trial on.l philosopher or tho child. He was dual, the growing teacher. jdeatu of Jesus Christ under tho rule et ever merciful, lie called the At business sessim of the council (of Pontius Pilate. Iscrlbes and Pharisee 'whlted sepncli. some excellent resolutions wore put on "Irenoeus, first Hishnp of Lyons 'ers' because of the w ickedness of their tneord. and Important committees , France (In what was then called (Juuli lives; but he tiled for them. were appointed, looking to next year s who was a pupil of Polycurn, who was "Jemis was pure, but never austere a pupil cf the Apostle John, has a b 10k j He was tender ond s input hi!e. He now extant. In which he tells liow the only, of all Wings kuowu to man. had AposUo John used t- describe the 'no ubi, no flaw, no stain. He nver looks nnd m-tlons and manners of I prayed tho prayer of the nenltent. lln work. All in attendance enloyod the hospi tality the new school offered, und the cordial spirit of the day. prepared to lane Kteps that it was hoped would lead to tho economic re construction of Europe, tho confer enco particularly to be concerned with plans for rebuilding central Eu rope and rehabilitating Russia, which was admitted by many delegates to be a subject of supreme importance by itself, perhaps the most fnr-renohing question which the congress shall fx; called on to settle. The nmlHissndor from the Vnlted mates, Jtlchard Washburn Child, was to take his sent today' In 11 section re served for eminent Kuests. He was to attend all the open meetings, but will not bo present ut any conferences o committees at which the actual im portant work o the conference will be completed. A complete list of tho nations and states represented, with their dele gations follows: '' Houth Afrlcu, 4; Albania A; Austria 6; Australia, 14; Uelglum 14; Ilul-K.-irla 15; Canada 2: Czecho-Hlovnkla 30; Denmark 10; Esthonla 25; Fin land France 80; Germany 80; Great Hritaln 128; tJrecce 22; Ireland, C; Italy 6; Latvia C; Lithuania 7; Luxemburg 4; Norway 8; New Zeal und 10; Holland 16; Poland 40; Por tugal 9; Koiimnnia 22; Hussia, 12; Jugo-Klavln 12; Ban Marino 16; Hpain 1; Sweden 10; Switzerland 8, and Hungary 7. L OCAL YOUNG MAN Notice Contractors Hid will' be received by the Rogue River Valley Canal Co. for the con- Jesus Christ as he llvn), taught and worked among 'His Immeilli.lj follow ers. "Matthew, Mark, l.uko nd John Simmon or tiiree. concrete nignway.aiso write ami tell about. Hie Hie nnd Have you ever noticed that when the culverts on the Crater l-uKe Highway. . teachings of the Master. As historians great artists paint 'Um pictures of the ror iniormution cu at Company orrice tney are better authenticated than any ..Madonna and child unconsciously each South Fir street. 17 other ancient writers. There are overl one gives them the features of their did not need to, "He Is tho only universal rlinrn.lcr known t man. 'lln apM-als alike to all nations FALLS INTO ILL Saturday morning about 7 o'clock while preparing to put a new foumla tlon under a dwelling house at the cor ner of Fourth and Apple streets, Clar ence rtnkey stepped on what he sui pOHeil were some rotten hoards laying on the ground and fvll through Into an open well. There was about an eight foot drop to the water level and the water was nliout 12 feet deep. When Mr. Pankey came to the top of the water he had presence of mind to spread out his arms and hang onto 0 one Inch ledge on the side walls. Ho was alone at the time and no one saw lilm full in and it was five minutes or more before he attracted nny one's attention. When the neighbors heard his call for help they hurried to his assistance with toikh nnd ladders and soon had him out of the icy cold water. "FLU"" LEAVES PATIENT WEAK AMD NERVELESS Regains Strength After Almost Giving Up Hopes of Recovery Spanish Influenza or "Elu" as this dread disease is now generally called, almost in variably leaves 'trie sufferer weak, nervous, discouraged and depressed. As a matter of fact, some people never fully recover from the effects of "Flu" simply because they do not know there are reme dies that will bring back their health and strength. In a letter, Mrs, Jonas Myers, R. F. D. No, 1, Kelly's Sta tion, I'a tells, how she coun teracted the effects of a severe attack of "Flu" after trying various remedies. She says: "I never took any medicine that did me so much pood an Dr. A. W. 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