EIGHT
"rTT)rOTkD MATT. TTUTtrXK. MF.DFOTtr OTJKfiOV, SATIMJDAY. VKir, 1.1. 1fi'J2
UN FORGER
ARRESTED IRE
jALSO 'HUSBAND'
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IN
PORTLAND
Daily Fashion Hint
RULED
01
BY JUDGE LANDS
san francisco, April is. a
telegraphic trdr-r fio;u IJ. i. l.andls.
nat'tna'. biseball roinmisslc-ner, to
preveut William J. Kenworthy, man
ager of the Portland team of the Pa-
rlftc P.Mlttt l,viMl.k frnm nbivtm. til i
j any official game was received today
by President ". II. McCarthy of lh.
Coast league. '
"'.X tti.eftraiiIilo request wns received
bere early thin morning inm the
aherlff nt Dunmnulr. Calif., request
ing tho Modford police, if possible, to
locate and hold Miss Anna Cook on j
it charge of forgery ur passing a
gorged check. She. i.t wanted at i
tftockton. CaUf., on that charge. 1
Patrolman Cave located the worn- .,-..,.. , .. . '
an, together with a young man,1 iALT LAKE. C1T, April U.r-
Lurry McDonald, also of Stockton, William J. Kenworthy. manager of
Just departing for Portland from u the Portland baseball team said be
local hotel la tho Stevens roadster could not uudemand Judge Landls'
auu. In which they came, to tho order barring him from n'.avim in
flty They had registered at the hotel of(ic,a, Kam,,s. .., wil, havc m atc.
da"hror- xrnt to makr 1 rr w-
twld en a statutory charge, after a ,,on concerning the dismissal.' Ken
tonsultatlon Iwtirwii Sheriff Terrill! worthy declared. He Is hero leading
Chief of Police Timothy and Patrol-1 hi teatn against tho Salt Lake club,
man Cave, it v as decided to hold him j 11
lui prisoner until the California, au- PORTLAND, Ore., April 15.
thorilles could look thoroughly Into resident W. H. Kleppor of the Port
the ownership of the Stevens land team wa3 not ,urprUed whpn
rodr. -.1 tcld of Commissioner Undls' action
It wan aao decided after a long da-", ,
tance 'phone conversation with the In "dsrlng. Manager kenworthy out
California Sheriff for Patrolman ' ' he game. lie bad received a teli
Cave to deliver the woman over to gram frcm Judge Landls this mora
that official at Edgewood. Calif., j ing asking if h 3 had snytb'ng f urtlier
front which place she would be taken , to say in the Ktnwouhy cuae. Presi-
to Stockton. Cave left with his prt-.Q(nt KleDoer said:
'"If I find Kenworthy Is to be sus
pended Indefinitely I wir. demand
that Seattle return Marty Krug.
wbom wo traded for Kenworthv.
Scuttle sold Krug to the Chicago Na
tionals, but our deal with Seattle
was made in such a manner tbat if
Kenworthy is suspended we can re-
; call Krug. It will be up to Seattle to
get Krug back from Chicago."
oner for Edgewoodt this forenoon,
expecting, to return on the night
train.'
EASTER HAT TO BE
4i
01m
TO K!ti:stli:N VP t) "S I IUKK
Pontes first a tabbed collar do-1 sponsihle for the secon l I,at. tho
..nod exclusively for the use or vestee Mt wish Its iu.im.-d rullte
flapperdom. It is red nd whin , . , , . . ,
dotted cntandy. t.u.in.1 vvl, wh (c. a,!d oen
Yellow linen cra.h. blue ki.i mid , l-'v"l' '' wlili. l-Y'iu h glug-
S touch f tit -W rnidmiil'"-!' I r- '-
DRGHARDlSTS ARE
READY TO SMUDGE
FROST PREDICTED
CALIFORNIA LEADS
MISSOURI
U. OF
N TRACK MEET
Market News
Livestock.
I'liKTI.AM). ore.. April
15. I 'ill-
Corn Product 3.T
CriK'Uili) Sleel Ci
I l-'timiMm l'liiyer'l,iiMhy S'.' il
llelicrul AhiiIuiU (lli"
IlliMUMiil Klccirlf Hil l
Itleni'Nil Motor 1111
(ioiidi'lcb Co 40,5
I'm. !';;r ,,,,n,in"iiy H"",,iy; xw,o smu, irzzizz.. -.
'Vlottcr nd lui.tei fiil firm. m- llllm,M ,(V,,lr"1 m
vhdliged. InHplnillon Coppei' 4l.lt
' lii..i-iintiiinnl 1 1 1. tw.ui .... nit f.
lH.rlliiu.l Wheal.
POKTl.ANO. Ore., Ailil 13
Whent: Holiday.
Toduy cur receipts Wlumt. IS;
liuy. .
! Iiitoi iiiilU.tinl liarveHtiu' , Vil.5
! Int. Mot, Miirtuo pfd 3
j Inlet niillniinl Piiiier 4H
Invlntll.l.i Oil 17.7
vIImoiI luiiue hiuI letils. 'I'bn whole
diHti'li't U a sen nt mud sml water and
evon linctt.r vbU'li were used la
liiiivn wiigoii luilen with bousnhold
effects were stnlled.
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i'tiiiHiti'iii I iiiiill) Hurt.
UIOIiWiKil) CITV, Ciii., Aprir 15.
Ah Hlnu, inetnber of the Illnu K unit
toiig, wit mIiiiI mid probably fiitiill)
wounded hern today by two other
Cbluemi who be told btiKpltul uiilborl.
tli'D were Hip HhlK HU'll.
Ssrt Francisco Markets
HAN I'KA.SVICO, .April 16, lC.
S. Ihirenu of Muiketat Pkks. under
Mliiil pullet No. I. lie,
RAN KltANVISl'O. April Hi.
State 1'tvUlon uf Markets) Poultry
unchanged.
Liberty
l.lbcrty Hotitit.,
NKW YOUIC, 'April 13.
brnds closed:
3's 9!.S; first 4's 99. TO bid
roeond I's 9!).ti0; flrnt 4 Vt ' !'. Nt! ; lYonlc'x iir
recotid 4V's 9'.l.7;; third 4 ' ' Pure tlil
99.91; fourth 4 U 's !".!ij; Victory ; h,iV Con inlid.ited CopiK-r
3 V 1 .: ; Victory 1 00. "4. itoadlng
" " illep. Iron Steel
It.iyal Itiv'i. N. Y
. 4NU
.. 8 I f.
, 11K.1
135.1
. I'll. a
. is. s:
... sri.t1
... 21.6!
... 92 6
'i'i'i
. iur. 7
N. Y. Stocks
r
SAFE TOMORROW
N
M CORMACK
IS
OPERATED ON AGAIN
FAX FRANCISCO. April 15. The
vaster hat. that dazzling, puzzling.
'fragile creation, will be as safe iud i
uecut tomorrow morning as itcmp
IteVs hearyw'eight championship, for
tk weather man Is "doing his stuff."
- From the alcoholic British' Colum
bia border to the frilole belt of TiJua.
na the sun will shine along the Pa- iNEYV YORK, April 15. John Me
cific coast tomorrow morning to Connack, the tenor, who has been se
pladden the day of the cheffon. point rlously 111 of a throat affection, un-d-esprit.
French flowers and plumes derwent another operation today be
that go to make up the easier hat CiUSe of the "increluwl difficulty In
There will be an early morning v.,K, ., .... , ... : .
tro in northern CaUfornla and the rel"nf' bulleUn l8aue1
Sacramento. Santa Oara and San ! hi Physician. The upper part of tn
Joaquin valleys that may play havoc .larynx was open-C.
with, young fruit, but the artificial
Cherries, grapes, etc.. on mlladi's
cranial creat will bob along their sun
lit way unmarred by that arch-enemy
of easter sartorial splendor, rain.
While the prediction of today issued
from the San Francisco weather bur
eau for a heavy to killing frost Sunday
CALIFORNIA TRACK, PERKKLEY
April 15. 100 yard run Won by Mer
chant il'i; second. Sutur (M): third.
morning is rather discomfiting U tlie'i1,"'n ' T,," 10 seconds.
orchardists of the valley and bodes nol M,,c B-WuB hy Hsk lC,;
I)orr tC).
good for the almond, peach and apricot j Mil0 n.n won by F1,k ,c, . RecHnil,
trees, most of which ar now in full
bloom, there is a ray of hojte for the
pear buds which are Just about ready
Dorr tC): third, llnuaricld, (M). Time
4 minutes 33 3-3 seconds.
120 yard high hurdles Won by Hen
I Kelly Springrield Tire
I Keiitiiu utt Copper
1.0IIISM1IH .tlM)IVllltl .
Mexlctin I'l'liiilcutii
Mladil Copper
MI.I1II.1 Stale Oil
Mldvalo Steel
Missouri Pacific
Now York Central
N. Y.. N II. and Hartford
Norfolk Western
Northern l'ticlflo 77
Pacific Oil , t',0 1
Tan American Petroleum ... 155.7 1
I'eniiH.vlviuila IS 3'
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3S i
UI 2
79
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... . ir..6
on r.
.'in 1
'21
. ... 1SJ.5
119 S
Tennesson Copper II H
. ... 4S
315
Seiu s It'H luti'k
Sinclair Con. Oil
Soutbion I'.n'iric
' Soutlirin llitilsny
NKW YOUK. April 15 Very heavy Stoiulard O.I of N. J
dealings attended today's two hour Stiulelml-er CoriMinitloij
RCHMinn of the ttto.-k limrket. ultnoHt
wholly t hi!icr levels. Oils were 0u "',..'ifi;.' .',
cniet lemures, many noniestu issues Tobai co I'ludui t 69
rising 1 to 3 1 hit h, with uuusuul uc- TrAnscont mental Oil li s
tivl:y in tho cheaper group. UigU I'nloii Pacific: 139 7
grade sleel, equipment ami luot. rrt I'nlted Hrtal! St rcs ... .. 49.3
were lens prominent, lutt (iillf HI ales I-'. H Ind. Alcihwl . 17.1
Steel. American and Haldwln Lucmio 1'nitmt States Ituliber i'.7 1
lives, Studetmkcr ami electric St truKe Cuil.-d Stair Steel SKj
llattery contributed t the new high 1'tah Copper 5it
records for tho year. WostiiighouMS Klectric ... f.3 2
American Woolen, American Totiac- Willys Overland j
ro and Sumatra Tobacco represented AiueiiiMti Zinc. Lead and Sin Ki.fi
tho seci:iltles. There was extensive Hutu, mid Superior 2H 5
RIALTO
Starts Tomorrow
aT
It lk
V 4'"j' 'ik
f 7 T
to come out Into bloom, as pioyd , aP i-: nu. vvauueu ui;
Y'oung. the frost Mitert says tbat fully . thirJ. Muller (CI. Tiice 1 2 5 secMttds.
iiign juuui won ny .vniiier u. 1 ami
Treyer. (C) tied for first: third". Wad-
PENN BEATS YALE
zm ALL EVENTS
60 per cent of tho valley pear crop
can stand a temperature as low as 22
degrees for a short time.
Then too. the exact weather condi
tions and intensity of the expected
frost will not bo known until early
this evening when Mr. Young has
gathered all his weather data. It may
be by that time the frost outlook will
be so mild as not to require smudging
In the morning. Hence his report this
evening will be eagerly awaited by the
orchardists.
However, it is probable that there
will be smudging In the morning, even
though the temperature predicted by
Mr. Young Is for only 25 or 26 degrees,
especially in the lower parts of the
valley where the orchardists do not
desire to run any risk and wbew the
temperature Is always several degrees
lower than here. The orchardists aru
dell (M). HxiKht d feet 11 inches.
4lrt yard run Won by Melkiuald
(C): second. Hendrickson (C): third.
Evans (M). Time 50 25 seconds.
Shot put Wen by Merchant (C);
second. Hamilton. (M): third Punki-r
(M). lintane 43 Tent 3 Inches.
sSO-yard run Wen by iUiunian
(C): second Trowbridge (Ml: third
Maxwell (M). Time Z mlnutcg 1 4 f.
avconds.
SALVATION ARMY
. LASSIE A FRAUD
buying of 8e:ibnnrd Airline nt na ex- Ciibi. I'i irviloitm ,
treme gain of nlmuxt three point, but M' nt.m.i piw.-r ..
t ails a a croup were nut materially Shut tu.'k Arizona
higher. The closing Was strong. Sate iOrvat Nor. die, ,.
approximated sfio.fioo Hhitre. i
Allied Chemical & Dye fit 2
Allis-Chulmers 4S.T ,
American Hoct Sugsr. '41,5!
f.7.7
Tin
9
4.'. 2
MISSISSIPPI OVERFLOWS
American Can
American Car & Foundry
American Hide leather pfd
American International Corp....
American Ijicomotlve
American Smelting k Refg
American Sugar
American Sumatra Tobacco
American T. & T
American Tobacco ... V
s
. 49
K.2
. 71.7
. 17.2
1 10. S
., 5S.R
. 73.2
. 34.H
,120.6
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A VoliniF frlrl nnMiniF AN AlV.ltlnn CnnaitLin ltt.,ir.
all ready to light up during the night, Army workfd the business du- cntral leather
American Wrsden ; 9:
Anaconda Copp-r f3
Atchison 100
rtaldwln IxH-omotlvn 117.5
Ilaltiniore & Ohio 46 S
lu thliibein Steol "11" so
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liKAIM STOWN. II . April l.V -I
Py the Assuclated Presa ) Three
li.rhes more of tlm lllinci river In
tho rtrerts of llenrdiiiow n thl morn
Ing gave rise to the cry of many cut
mis that come what would, they
would remain to the lust, that three I
feet im-rn water could hardly do more
"I sJdamagii than today's three lurhes.
f SPOKANE. April 15. Maurice
Codd. son of a pioneer family cf this
I city, wim free today for the firat time
since February 17, whin be was ar
rested on a chaigo of f'irrt degree
murder in eer.rtct.on with the death
" ! . of Frank P. Brinton. a soldier sta-
PHILADELPHIA. April 15. The ' tioned at Fort Wright nenr here,
fniveisity of Pennsylvania Varsity i Codd w.-.s .i-f.ui:tcd by a Jury in su-rrt-w
today defeated the Tale eight ' perlor court last night, after it had
by a length of open water, making a. taken two ballets,
clean sweep of the events between : Brinton died frnm injuries recciv
undergraduate oarsmen in the an- ed when he fell down a light well in
nual dial regatta on the Schuylkill
river. Pennsylvania's time was 6:53,
Yales 7:02. .
rKILADELrillA, April 13.
I'enniiylvania,s junior varsity eight
defeated the Tale crew, winning by
two and one-half lengths in 7:02 2-5.
Yale's time was 7:08 2-5.
a local rooming house, tn the courwj
of an altercation with Codd. The
state charged that Codd threw him
over the railing. The ij-"'fense con
tended Brinton lost his balance and
Cf II
at the word "go" from Mr. Young.
AWARD CONTRACTS
" j " '""-.Chandler Motors .....
Int.- iiumoruus t.tur s and orflces nnd I . .. ,.,,,
collecting money in the name of the .'f'"1'",,' "hl"
Kulvatlon Army. She wore no Salva- Chicago. Mil. and St. Paul
tion Army uniform or bonnet, and
wil carrying a tambourine. Accord
ing to information from the Salva
tion Army officials she was a fraud
rl IBM rr r 1 1 111 m 1 ,l,n Army ortieials sne vvns a fraud.
Ull nnil LV Until Ml '!Th" ,n'irilH wnrn local p,eopln to
nil 1 VI 1 1 1.1 I U Vllin! B,v nothinf 10 persons soliciting in
UU IIIILLU I nilllUjthe name of the halvution Army
The Lachman exposition show train
Of twenty-five double-length circus
ear will arrive In Medford Monday
evening, April th 17th and will ex
hibit for four days eommenclag Wed
nesday the 19th on the show grounds
opposite the 8. P. station.
, This will be the first time this big
company has ever exhibited in Med
ford and they promise a clean and up'
todate line of attractions. '
' Ono of the feature attractions is
Madams Irene and her society circus
featuring "Toddy'' tho fircfighting
horse. This is a show the young folks
will like. Rube G. Warner, the Xe
brasks Cyclone with bis wrestlers and
boxers will meet nil comers In the hi;
athletic arena. Sheik Mike Zinney
and his Arabian Knights will give
teats of Iftdgermain. There are five
monster riding devices.
Tho show band will give concerts
ovary flay at 2 and 7 p. m. i
ROY DAVIS CLIMBS ML
NEVER BEFORE SCALED
ALEX AXDRO POL, Aremnia. April
15. After baffling expert mountain
climbers for years, the great Mount
Alagbeux, one of tbe highest peaks
In the Caucasians has been ascended
by two American college athlete,
Roy Davis, Monticello, Ark., and It.
D. Anderson of Connecticut.
.Mount a aghe:iz rises 13.H0O foot
above a broad piiteau aboat 0 ru.la
east of Alexandropol.
POP.TLAXD, Ore.. April 15. Bids
for grading, surfacing and paving ag
gregating approximately sixty-eight
miles were opened and read by the
state highway commission here to
day following Its action last night in
awarding contracts for 60 miles of
road work and construction of six
bridges. Contracts on the bids
opened this morning, were to be
awarded this afternoon. Contracts
et yesterday amounted to $839,507.
Highway Engineer Nunn observed
as the bids were opened today that
proposals for paving were lower than
heretofore -while prices for grading
G. WITHYCOMBE FOR GOVERNOR
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BRITISH WARSHIPS OFF IRELAND
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gent section of the Irish republican
army are strengthening their hold on
Sligo, where' Arthur Oriffith has an
nounced be will hold a pro-treaty
mooting tomorrow. The republicans
have followed up their seizure yester
day of tho poslofflce, town hull,
RittlUhnll and barracks,' until now
thoy control virtually every position
of vnntago.
The office of the conservative
nowapftpi'r. The Sligo Independent
was comma ndeerort last night und an
armed guard is stationed there. This
position dominates CiiHtle and Market
evocts where the postoffice is situ
lYtrd ami nlwo commands Wine and
Knot streets ndoining. The streets
in tho field at tho primary. These
will include . X. (Pat) MoArthur,
Incumbent, Frank F. Korrell, Mau
rice 8. Crumpacker, and Sonfield
Mac Donald, all of Portland, Robert
t. Duncan, Uobert A. Miller and
Elton Watkins, also of Cortland, ar:
the democratic candidates for repre
sentalive in congress from tho third
district.
When the time for filing expired
223 republicans and 53 detnociatH
had filed.
Other filings or state offices, ex
elusive of thoso for district offices,
follows:
Justice supremo court Republi
can, C.eorge H. Burnett, Salem; John
McCourt, Portland; John L. Hand
Baker; George S. Kheppard, Portland
Labor commissioner Republican
C. H. Gram, Portland; XV. A. Dablel,
Portlund. ...
School Superintendent Renubli
can. j. a. unurcnill, UaRer.
State treasurer Republican. O.
Hoff, Portland; Thomas Ityan, Oro
gon City.
Public service commiseinner Ro
publican, J. A. Thiehoff, Portland;
B. Layman, Portland; Thomas K.
Campbell, Portland.
unless they are wearing the uniform.
If uncertain about their Identity thoy
request contributors to call the Sal
vation Army hindquarters.
BOGUS WEDDING IS
Chicago. It. I. & Pnc.
Chlno Copiwr
PKOIIIA. ID.. April IS.Wlih the
Illinois river standing at 217 feot,
the euil Peoria levee in holding this
morning and the worst of the flood
Is believed to have been reached. Only
high w'rds will now cause the fast
:'9.j I eoria levee to In-vsk. mrrnrrtln to
authorities. Scores of men worked
114 8 frantically all night in a deiou. fou
25.2 j r pairing lesks find building up low
4 i places on'tlie levee.
2S.I HiruKci of tho threatened arsa
t . v - r-v. ...
-i 1 b -r-y
Fred Stone
'The Duke of
Chimney Butte'
WILL WIN
YOUR HEART!
, tenderfoot lie Imrns
I'tilckl) llie ws of lite it.
Mhlle ilienlng dutnloni ro
ttianrr he Iiumiim. lulu I lie real
Ihlng flniU ilanger, dveiHitrt
tnit love, all In n bunch,
Action? Plenty of it
MST TIMES TON'KillT
HERBERT RAWLINSON
In
"THE MAN UNDER
- COVER"
Ight Qoaiiis
DiswaaS tuag,
patnag.
Colorado Fuel & Iron 32 5'ih's morning were housed In Impro.l
9
wimi
flatlsfsrtlon Assured M
quality and prlca.
Mall os four anu.
MARTIN J. REDDT
L" '. . JLJ . ..L.IL-IJlia
TH!
m TO BRID
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COl'NCIL RLl'FFS, la., April 15.
Ethel Ruth Huitt, 25, whose) alleged
bogus wedding one week ago resulted
in tbe arrest of Edward T. Love, 26,
and rwadam surfacing were hiightly'of Port Townsend, Wash., on A stattl-
hlgher than earlier this seuson.
SACRAMENTO V. SUFFERS
CUT FR!
SACRAMENTO, Cab, April 15.
Although frost was general through
out the Sacrurnento vally early to
day, it ciitno only a few minutes be
fore sunrise and consequently did not
remain on the ground long enough
to damage fruit, In the opinion of X.
K. Taylor of the Cnitcd States
weather bureau here.
tory charge, prove! her fidelity to him
today by becoming bis bride, the cere
mony being performed by a Justice of
tho peace. The girl's pleadings mean
while resulted in the charge) against
Love being dismiHSed.
Start Murder Trial
Result K. K. K. Tip
FIRE IN PENDLETON
. PENDLETON, Ore.. April 15.
Loss exceeding 120,0.00 including df'
rtruction of two warehouses, together
with contents, grain and Wool, and six
freight cars was caused by a flru
early today at Pilot Hoik, near here.
Local authorities said tho firo which
is the third of its kind in the vicinity
within tbe pact few months was of
Incendiary origin.'
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s i if iii ll ili'li I ill fiiniMj umi
hS tmm AfcS Ilil m i '' Ssll inV'"s tilt
POMONA COLLEGE GLEE CLUB
Will give a concert at the high school auditorium
MONDAY NIGHT, APRIL 17th
25-men'g voices in chorus, solos and special numbers. AilmiHinn 2"tc n ml "0c
DELANO, Fla., April 15.- The Vol
usia county grand Jury here were
ready tn Investigate today the killing
of William A. Shields, 60, formerly of
Mcllne, 111., near here in February.
Mrs. Alice E. Shields, the widow and
Pete Smith, a negro, are In Jail,
charged with murder.
Mrs. Shlu'ds was arrested as a re
sult of Ku Klux Klan Information, tho
authorities said.
Shields was shot while he and Mrs.
Shields were en route to their poul
try farm severul miles from here.
TRIBUTE TO POP ANSON
Salt Isukn Train Wrecked
SALT LAKH CITY, April 1
Western Pacific passenger train No.
2, which left Oakland, Calif., yester
j day for eastern points, was derailed at
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and his Intent occupation was the
formation of a ;w golf club.
Few of bis active associate on the
diamond are p.ft. Of his team mates
when baseball hlHtory was, started
In Chicago at a park on the . lake
front, only Fred Pfeffer and Rev,
William Hundiiy, the evangelist, ro.
main. Pfeffcr still is living in Chi
en go.
Notice .
40-8. Tell tbe world the American j WiMiemucca, Nev., at :t o'clock this
Legion g(ve:s its nnnual EaBter dunce ; morning according to reports receiv-
nre, belli patrolled by armed parties I Monrtay at t'ae Nat. Pe there with i ed hero. Five cr six passengers were
of republicans. j your caps on. 22 'said to have beeu slightly injured.
, Fair Weather Hut (Md.
WASHINGTON, April 13. Weath
er outlook for tho week beginning
Monday:
Rocky nioiiiita'n und pleateau re
git ns Generally fair and coed with
pbobabillty 0f local rains or snows
Wednesday cr Thursday. 1
Pacific states Generally fair w,lth
temperature somewhat below nor
inul,
5!
why the Jackson County LJldcJ. & Loan
Association is able to pay 7 and 8 per
.cent dividends on al! classes of stock.'
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TWO REASONS
Wo kep pniHIciilly all our funds loaned out nt nil times Itecnuso tho Corporation Iteparlment of the
Statu itiakis It unlawful to accept demand ilepoils, (Jierefoie, It Is not iiorcsNnry to ktM'p H largo
amount of cash on Hand ( 'ash on hinid bears no Interest.
Our overhead evpciiHe Is kept, down to n fraction over one per cent to comply with the ruling of tint
Corporation Dcpurtment of the Htnte.
Wo therefore, are In a mw,IUoii to pay the lilgliest into of iiilerest consistent with ood IiumIiicnn and
lihxolufo safety to all sliH'kliolders. '
Jackson County Building and Loan Association
C. M, KIDI), President. , 0. 0. IIOOGS, Bocrotary
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