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FINAL TRIBUTE ANNOUNCE program BEND NEWSPAPER " DARROW DECLARES" GOVERNOR-SAYS -CALIFORNIA HOTEL
IS PAID EDITOR LS UCMDECDICCACLDT BOUGHT FOR EX- L ER SHOULD MANAGERS FIGHT
CHICAGO NEWS MEET!NGHERE, SEPT. mm RETURNJTJJVIID-AGES CONTROL WORLD BUNGALOW COURTS
CIIIC'ACU, Auk. 24. (A.
tiir Fremont Luhkoii wuh rlalmi-cl lo-
lay from this uutHlauilliiK Intuition Into
union u nair ct-ntuiy of arliii-vi-im-ntii
'"l"'" " iii"liiil"ll nai-
llrally tiinili-Kl ,ld rctirinK. fur a laHt
Miiiplo tril.uto from a f,-w mh vIvIiik
1'ulatlVfn ana U lil.-nl host of frliMHlH.
limn ii worlil figure In Joiirnaliniii.
l.liworfljl f.uto fur IMll.lk-kuuiI. a lil'll -
.-raolor uf Die liuur, far hIkIiI.-.I l.usi-
jm-ksjiiuii ami nilKlny i liuivli Ira. I. r.
Im Wan. In the null-inn , lli fur lh- ill--
liartcu. porinltti-il tn liiiunii-iT innurn-
C(l rvlutiw. cuun. i-lnr ami friend.
1....1 . ' -hllt hl" 'MlH-ral ami
dbi i! v '" oululllalloii ami
i i , ,
ni KccpliKi wllll tllat wish no hoi-
,,u.rJ J "T . . "' K,''"i't
inuuslon ho uud his lirlile spent years
m-tlavlsinB as a hu.ne
. ' Tllc-lt i hill hoily has lain at rest, a
lepuso finally ileniamle.l hy the exae-
tluim uf nature after a life lime vli-
vunnj UIVUDIi:!! I). rciILAi.lll.il. HlllC.! II I H
.Ielh ll,e.. 1..., ,.,
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UU innally known In Ihe field uf Jmil -
.... in w.iien. as prni.rieiur ami
editor of Ihe ChleiiKn Dally .News and
co-fuunder of the Assnelated Press.
ir. i.awson was a eom nian.tliiK iik
uto for fifty years was here fur the
" ",1 ," """ "'is
iiornlnK n the mile .vw KK,a
ConBreiratlunal .iMireh. pre, iB hur-
V,'.'!', '''','.,''1'''y-.
tlrel yfittliiK that all reiuiiim-d mortal
of Vletor Ijiwsoii should l.e borne tn
i. . . .. . enureii s
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Th , , , ,,
lulled ehurch In the days uf his yuulh
be lent hla voiee In the slnciiiK in Die
steep. eholr luft. Ti.ere he beeaiue ae
quainted with Ml-: Jessie llradley
nearly half a eenlury hko: there they
ivcro marlred. am) there. :l I years la
tec. Mr. liwson knelt for eoiufort
u-heii Mrs. lawson died.
Ho waa a trustee uf the ehureli nine
two-year terms and at his death had
nerved many years.
The Itev. Mr. Jnhn II. lleywnrth.
pastor of (he New KiiKlaud ehllri h. Is
111 Canada un vaeatlnii. In his slend
the itev. Mr. O.ora Stearns Mavis,
president uf Ihe ChleaKo Thenluuli'al
aeudliary. was ehuseli as the uffiei.-il-JllK
eleruyniau.
In addlllun (o KurrniimliuK the fu
neral servlee Willi the ulmust Hiiiiplli--
Ity althouf-h It was a public eerei ly.
It was deelded that the burial Hhould
bo slrletly prlvat
In Gracrland cemetery. Mr. Lawsou
vlHlloforeterullyalonKsldethebo.lv
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(leath ho never ceased to mourn, and
whose Krave it was IiIh invariable Sun.
(lay custom to visit, no matter what
tho woalher, (
In tho serenity of death, Mr. Ijiw-
non's body wum relcKated to the hands !
of those whose co-operatlou hn had
oullHtcd iii build Iiik the Daily News
1o Ha pre-evlmmt iiosition, th p:i
liearors boini; drawn from the ne-i I
nnd eomposliiK rooms and buslu-'ss
flee, without however, dtslurhlnj; the
lunetfoilfi nf his newspaper.
Melville ;. Stone, now counsellor
nnd rormer Keiinal manager of The
Associated Press, Mr. Liwson's part- j
Her Iti ownership of the Daily News
1 or n dozen years and his colleague in
Ihe organization and ilevelopnn iii of .
Th Auum-liilml t uu .,( ii,..
Xri: z::' lh:,:r!', i
ir..,i, n v.. ....L ..... . ., ',ri...r
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t,:ry,::L. 'r"rK "r"'" :",
tho Cleveliiud
lain Dealer timi
Adoltih H. Ochs.
York Times, wer
iibltsher or the New
others who hasten-
cd tn ChlcaKn.
Ill tribute to the memory of Hie
man who devoted much of his life to
the creation and flirt herance nf i he
Ureal eu-operatlve endeavor at news
cxchailKe, Ihe Associated Press, all
Wires of the orna nidation w ere si I
rneod for three mlnuies at the hour
the funeral service for Mr. Iiwhoii
vnu beitun.
Police Warn People of
'Stolen Money Orders
v
Chief of Police Adams warns local
inurrhantn from cashing stolen money
orders from two persons operating In
J'uclfic coast cities. A Keneral desci U- (
Hon Is Klven below:
, Mutiny orders forms No. !s:il
to 7 (K)0, Inclusive, stolen from
, Cartei'MVllle. Moat., are belim
fnrKed and cashed Iti Pacific
const cities by a woman usIuk sev
eral names. Aj;e ,ln.;i.r; 5 ft. 7 In.
tall; wolKht I Mi-1 mi pounds:
i bobbed brown hair: btue eyes;
fiuldy complexion: medium heavy
set, and pin I n looking. Accom
panied by a man, amc IK. -PI; ft.
b In. tall; wcIkIm 1 1 r pounds;
luodtuin dark complexion; has
.pppeuianee of tmii 1st : was drlviim
odKO sedan with Kentucky li
cense; license probably changed.
These per nous have cashed orders
in ft number of lar:e cities at
Htoren, usually In amounts of ) I .
to $fiO, on Saturdays. Ph-ane no
tify police authorities, Marayes,
banks, hotels and merrhantM In
, order that they may be on the
lookout. Cause Immediate arrest
uf both part leu.
local BdS
II. J. Ilyr? nrrlvc.1 In Ihe illy l.isi
IllKllt frnlll (IrantH I'ass nfler haviui;
vlMlle.l Ills ilallKlller. .fi s. K. Mi cil
luayer for die iftist ihree weeks. After
liriVlntf spent the nei two weeks In
tllO clly with Ills dilUKliler, Mrs. II. 11
Rlllott, lie will return to his hoii.e at
Milwaukee, Wis.
Mr. and Mm. Von Bundle returned
yesterday from lilauiond lake, where
they havo been "vaiatlnnluK" for Ihe
past week. ,
I'OUTI.ANI). Auk.
I'OUTI.ANI). A iik. 2 I (Hiiiclal ) -
'rvrrin.v-Hcvin iihyslrlans will .lollv.-r
iKlilri-Nst'H at tin. annual itirrtiiiK of
tin. Ore-Ron Stale .Mi-ilira
jtufiwy.
J.
lvlil.li will In- li.l.l In .M.'.lfmcl
hi'litoinl.ir 2. J ami 4. lirriiirH. llinn
Atii.ri.an .MiMlli-.il association will In; HliHlun. Im lia oth.-r I.uxIiiism In-
,.,.,t,., . ,. ,.,I1K. t,r.stH l Kuk.-.m-. will .ontiiiii.- In
I From a nul.ll- kh In! tin- prlu- mk(. ,s ,. I that . Ity. whilo
1 1 li nt uf t micliliK will I..- I In, M ,.,. ami J,. will aullvi ly niamiK.'
' in l,, ;,lil, link- tu Im- Inl.l u t,. i.ap.r. i li- lornicr In i-lia iw uf
jtl. uus.lr.-H uf II..- OnKoll Hill. Hi: u- o.lilo.ial .li-.altl It ami tin- lat-
; li. altli li-acue ami tin- Oioiloli slat.- ,.,ai K.- r uuslm-ss ami a.lvcr-
aril of liralth. Itlsini!
I -. A. Suinli li . Ii niim uf Ilii- slu ltun was pul.llsli.-r ami i.lltur uf
i-xiiuiIvi- cuiniiillti r uf till- furiii. r ur- 1. i;uk-iii- Dally (Inar.l fur iilm-
I Kanlzatlui,. will .i-s "Tin. i: 1 y,.rM. whilu .M.,.,ii- ami Joiu-h wi-n-
I f -.-. J romani ami tin- l-'amlly cmiiiim-i.-iI Willi tin- Kama nul.li.-allun
-,.vl,.a," will i- ,1. shj.--t uf an fr ,.Vi!,;il years. .I.mm-h uf Into lias
la.ldri-ss by Mr. Wall'-i- II. Ilruwn uf l.crn ficl.l r.,ri-KonlatlV(. fur Ihv (Ira
s:,.,. Dr. Ilarulil . H.-an uf I'url- Kind- .Mulnr assocation. while
W,M ' "" "" "''''"" l-"nm- Mre has Ih-.ii- Willi the Mnrnll.K
ailun f Well l-.-rsnns." Dr. C. J. It.Klster KtiK.-ne
l.s.nlth uf Portland will talk on the. New ulfieers uf the eunipany are:
aeen,n.ll.-,llluems uf the stale hunnl Hhellnll. prisiilenl; Alunre. vlee-ues.
r health, ami Mr. Wilsun .luhnslnn uf ; .),., seerelary-treasuier.
.m.lai will uiilllne the alms ami I j,,u W. Slum-, e.llfnr fur the lusl
'
. J n aildl'l-SH .111 e'lllfCr Willi 1111 l-X-
'hil.lllun uf a rnuiluii pleiuru. "The
llewn.,1 .,r I', ee " will l.e elecn l.e
Mr. i:rnest r . Tuelier or I'm lland.
: speakers at Ihe eetfe etlnKsl
,vlll ,.. ,. oib .VKht, I'nrllaml;
,.;,.,.,. w Kuek.-y. Portland; Mr.
A ,an. Cleveland, (J.: Mr. II.
C. Cnffey, Purtland: Mr. It. J. Cnnrny.
.Medl'urd: Mr. II. M. Crei-ue, Purtland:
,. ai,.,,,,,,,,.,. ,,. Peaeuek. Keattle;
,.. w ,,,,,, ,.,.;
j,)h ,. fi,,.,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,.iiaml; Mr. A.
C. Crank. Purtland; Mr. C. K. Hunt,
i.-, ..,..,,. . 11..1 I......I,
Mr. T. J. .MaeKay. Illllsliuru; Mr. C.J.
j, ,., .UBk.,., Puitland
Mr. V.
T. Phy.
'url land ;
Astoria ;
, Hut Lake: Mr. K
A. Pieree. I
Mr. A. C. Kinney, president
Mr. W. I.. Hunt. Klu lil.il li Talis: Mr.
J. Karl l-:ise, Purtland, and Mr. Iru P.
Hartle, North lien. I.
IN FEAR OF LIFE,-
IAIoiik Miss Vera Houston two days. His appearance at Seattle
KeadiiiK. "Giifssippe the p.arber." ; will he undrr the auspices uf the
NKW YdliK. Auk. 'l (A. P.) Miss ltettey Zimmerman Chamber of Commerce; J(t Portland.
As the result of what he reKards as Dance ...Miss Maxlnr Olson the meeting will he urraoued by civic
altemplH by women to lure hiin ami Uefore rcturuliiK home they all mo- organizations Kenerally. Teh Los An
other plots, .Max Phillips, wealthy tored to Inspiration Point, about 1 li Kcles speech will be delivered at a
tmmr '"'"Mt.aci urer ami polo player
h beltnr ' cbmelv iruardeil on bis 7DU-
,",'(, ,vl,"t0 "vlv Kalniiluwn. N. J,
l':iht '"''"'l delecllves are on
Kuard. Phillips carries a pistol,
Wil, 11 Kfvo warninrl' If u
H(raiiK'r approaches,
Meanwhile three women. preHuuc
''ly detectives and a mate iletee-j
I've are out on bail after belli f, I
arrested on Phillips' complaint, I
TJie plot, he says. Is to weaken his
cmtrol of the Phillips-Jones coin
pany, which makes Vanllousen col
lars. The houmllllK has .persisted for
months at the Inst Gallon of a N-w
yoik hanker, he says.
The women wen- arrested on Ills
est ale Friday n 11 it after detectives
in his employe had lstcnc to hla
, on ersai ion with tb. in bv means of
..... . ... .
a M-M-piuHiic oevire. lie says the
" '.
" "lp iNI'w
M. - llnl Willi the llllchlioii nf having
"" " '"" t m.
Mann act.
The Screen
lS Vo Press Aucnu
"Half Way Chi," Itlalln.
if you like romance, vivid color,
tense drama, hair raising situations,
a KrlpphiK story and fast uiovIuk ue
llon In your screen entei laiiiinenl. see
"The Half Way Girl, at the IIIullo
(heater, closing tonight.
tHie of the west's nn-atest movie
stars. Hoot Gibson. Is dolim Ills stuff
these days on the back of his favorite
mount. Pal. on (he screen of the Plalto
thraler. bej-lunliiK lonmrrmv matinee,
The Ktilln' Kid from powder River."
The supportlim cuh! Includes Tully
Marshall, (llailys llulelle. Waller
lini;, and a number nf other favor
lies. Vaudeville Program
For Tomorrow
.Muslr. souk and novelty are the fea
tures of Ihe Western As-social Ion
MiimiKer's vaudeville bill al tlunl'H
(Valeria ii tomorrow mat I nee and
nlKht.
Hilly Knight nnd two itocn trained
ioojlefM. are one of tin hlKKcrM novcl
tle in vaudeville, the barnyard klinis
do aerobtitic tricks and stunts. This Is
an net for all the people.
I'leuty of Ja.M wllh (ilndys Dclmar
and her syncopated sextette. Miss
Meltnar furnNhe (lit' comedy, and
hick daiicltiK numbers.
Mamie I.Ihk and Tommy l.ouu sIiik
music halt hnlhoK viiude li fans
who Ilk.Ml the -otrt lirluu l.ulu"
team of a fi-w uccki buck, "ill find
oiiH'thhiK lust as Kooif,
Hay and 1 '.sther a ley present a
dame tii. with a baek curtain com
tiouni entln ly of eclil lace, and other
biiuitiful sett Iuks. They ln hsi
monv numbers, and tiixv latent popu
lar utep.i,
(Jeurue A Mack, once ft boy no
prano with the famous I'aullst choir of
New York, slns the latest popular
somis. and t'lls tiiTies.
"Topics of the Day," and a lively
comedy constitute the photoplay por
tion of the program.
q Cuok with gus.
TFDfjORT) TVrATT TRTPHNy.
Ore. Auk. 21
The Central
(),. .r,.K nrt.-rn.Miii ilJiily. him
Uwn hum tu J. K. SlM ltnn. Ilan.i.l A.
.Mru ami J. W. .I..n-n uf Kuki-iip. It
year, ...im uu ue.inne p.a.ui .... ...e
fulUl'
(lenrue Itiiehester
munaiter fur the same perlud, is luuv-
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ARE ENTERTAINED
KLAMATH FALLS.
The Klamath Kails Iiusincss and
Professional Women's club entertain-
ed the Medford club at the White September 5 to September 1L. his vis
Pellcau Sunday at dinner, after which Its having been ami iik ed as follows:
the ladies enjoyed the following pro-1 September 5 Seattle, speaks at
fcruui in the sun room of the hotel: jnittht.
Vocal solo, "The world is Waiiinx
for the Sunrise Sometime" ,
Mr. It. 10. Patterson
Group of Kreisler numbers:
(a) Seueuade lOspanula
(h The Old Itefrain
Miss Catherine Walton, accompanied
by Miss e Pat rice Walton
i:tude in '. Major , Chopin
Miss Jiejitrice Walton (
Vocal, "Little Lad of Dreams Sin
mne ..n. iM.im. runs, .o v,e ...e
scenery, as it was an unusually clear
day and lite ride wuh delihtfut.
EAST, SON MISSING
A telegram was ri ived this moru-
Iuk bv Chief f Police Adams from
Pi'isburn. Pa., as follows:
"Would you please try and lucaie
P"d Shuiuan, fattn-r serloii.-ly ill, and
in hospital."
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An-iiv c,u,. i: s..,iKewick smci
L. ,
cnuiii... .n ,.i.,,i,
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ItlK Ijilll ur liis whereiibnuts I:
iiuested In m.tiry Hie l.nlice.
Imiuiry at Ihe l.usluffice failed tn
shuvv anybu.ly nf that name Kettiu
his liiail al tin- lucal office.
The Noted Dead
M ONT 1 1 K A I A uk. L' I. (A. P. )
Arthur liallly-l'.laiichard. W S. mill
Ister to Haiti since I !H 4, was found
dead In his bedroom at the Mount
I loyal lintel early today.
Mr. Itailly-lllam-hard arrived in
Montreal August 1 i. but his pres
ence here had been unknown to the
American i oiisulntc. He rcKlstcred
from Jlochester. N, Y, although his
home was tn New Orleans, l.a. Ills
baggage bore Washington, U. C
labels.
The body bore no marks of vio
lence, and death apparently was due
to natural causes. A night watch
man discovered the body. An Imprest
is being held today.
Mr. Itallly-lilaiichard wax born at
New Orleans October 1. I lt,i.t, ami
had been connected with the diplo
matic service of the I lilted States
since IN.s,"i, when he became prHte
secretary of the minister to I'Vanee.
inning IiIh forty years uf service he
held several posts of responsibility,
having been charge d'affaires al
both Paris ami Tokyo previous to
his appointment us minister to Haiti
in May. l;l(. In liili! when he was
secretary of the American embassy
at Paris w here he had previously
been i barge d'affaires. Mr. Ha Illy -Ilium
hard was traiislerred to the em
bassy ut Tokyo and this transfer was
said to have been the leal reason for
the resignation at that time of
Uobeil I '.aeon, ambassador tn VVance,
Shortly after bis arrival to Tokyo
M r. HaHly-l Ham hard became charge
d 'a If aires ami represented the I'll It- i
ed States at the Japanese capital"
during the difficult period of the
exchanges i egardlng the ( alllorula
antl-allen Icgtidnt Ion.
Thanks to the Koke Fiend,
ATLANTA. (.;.. Aub. IM I A. P.I
lli-tlrt-iiu-nt uf $3.l)o.iHMi tn i.r.-f.-rrr.l
(oi'k Hml ili-rliinitlon of tint n-miliir
(Hmrtcrly dlvlili-nil of $1.71 in-r iilmrr
on (-oinnutn to.-k nutrkt-il llu- m.-t-tinc
of tin. .Ilri-ulors of llu- OoU conil-any
ht-ro loda).
Cook with gas.
If i
MEnFORnp OUFfiOV. MOXDAV, .1T(fi'ftT 21 im
DKNVKIt. Culo., Au. 2 1 (A.
The finhl on vvululiun Is a atep
lMl ll to t,u elvlllznllun uf the inlilillo.-
I ('1 ii-..n n ivn-rnw Chicauo at-
' ! tl.iiwmo Uairow. U U 'a"i"1
litriiey ami KeopCH' ii-ft-ne rnuiiHel
in tin- reeeni Tennessee evuiuuun
..I..I , !. ,.s. .,i.-hi In aii ad-
In the recent Tennessee, evolution
dress at the (iraee euinmunily rhureh
He nave starte.l-ljaeK on tile ruait
tn Ihe medieval aKes when men wero
drawn and quartered because they
lol aurce Willi the aeiepleil pre-
cei.ls euncorninB the existence of
- Marrow said.
"There Is a larKe and financially
powerful croup In this country who
arc layliiK plans for a eaiupalmi 10
liass lcKiHlation primarily in tho
western and southern states which
will make it a criminal offense to
teach in the public -schools any due-
trine cnncernliiK the uriitln nf any-
tliihK w-liich is enntrary to the due-
trine found In the iiuuk of Gene -
sis."
T
WILL SPEAK IN
ROSE CITY SEPT.
CIIICACf), Auk- 2 1. ArranuementH
or General Dawes' visit to t lie Pacific
coast were definitely completed today.
He hud been planning' mull a trip for
pome time in Iresponsc to invitations
from friends onthe Pacific coast.
His
schedule provides for a stay of from
September 7 Portland, speaks at
nipht.
September 8 and It San Kraiiciseo,
no set speeches.
September II and 1J. Los AiiKele?.
KpeakliiK at niixht, 11th.
The vice president has accepted the
1 limitation of Coventor Friend W.
Richardson " of California to attend
Ihe state's diamond jubilee eelehra-
tion and will he in H;in Francisco for
.-h t..e . o.
I baniber of Commerce and the Amer-
lean Legion.
t While in Los Angeles, General
j)awes will be the KUe.st of Henry M.
j Itoblnson. who was a member of the
Dawes committee which worked out
j the Dawes plan for German repara
Itlons payments.
The vice president will leave Cho
hko un September 1 for the coast.
i,.. . innM(. Cnvrl a stnme wind
mln ,ll.,;lllBr;1. ,v ;f
irain.ilt... C.-.I.. .Irivinc a heavy ear
in-.,, .,( cullll.lelelv nver nil Ihe Crater
b,e ,!..,":',. ,!; ,,,i,es .., ,i, ..f ..,i
.city. Saturday, miraculously escapitiK
injury.
Kinney, who was alone at the time
of the accident, can fcivc no definite
reason hmv It occurred, but It Is be
lieved that the loose Kravel alonK the
cdKcs of ihe hiuhway played a very
Instrumental pari.
Tomh Threatened by l-'lres.
roi.rMlilA. S. C. Auk. IM. (A.
I'.)
-l-'lre start loir in n lumber mill
has spread to nearby residence
i In the
town of Saluda ami is threatenluf- to
destroy the town, where there is a
lack of water owlnjy to a lone draught.
HOTEL
LAtlKERSHItl
IIPOADWAY SEVENTH
CASH PAID
. For Second-Hand
Furniture and Stoves
W. A. KINNEY
Furniture House (
315 E. Main Phone 505
fOQlMLIJ:, Ore., Auk. SI. t!uv-
rnor ll,'n'' Hpc-iikliiK before tin- Cocw
bounty Kranwe annual picnic Saturday.
HaiU, "Ilf farmer in cunfrunUMl . with
,,.i,i,., ihls lime and the
""1"y I" ul.leins at this time anu ini
f . have
.,,.,.., ... .,,.. ..,., ... $7
5uUOT ,f , ,.,. ,e
,. , ..i,,,. ,,, ,.. ,,.,. alonu
.,, . ,..,, .,.,,.. insurance
companies are taxed more heavily
than in OreKon. Insurance companies
,,lKe ,2r,,ouo.iMio annually from Ore-
K,m BVnB intle In reiurn," the kov-
vnmr B(l. ,
"1 believe public utililies should be
maile to bear Ihe expense of state ruv-
ernmeni as In Ohio and California, but
1 am opposed 10 aCilforuia's plan uf
taxlmr nubile utilities direct and tali -
Iiik all such taxes from counties,
; "The farmer uf tuday should be the
cnntrolllim factor of the world. He
feoilH the universe and hy all int'ims
he Hhnuld have Konietiitn Klo aay on
what he nliall receive uk cumpeiiHatloii
for what lie produceB. It Ih wroUK for
fai'inefH, and I have heen one fin -33
yrnrH, to iroduce and Hell at JuhI what
l offereil. Cooperative marketing Is
the (-solution," he deelarcd.
I awes tn Attend -Jubilee.
rmcAfso, auk. w A. v.)
ice-prenldenl Charles G. Dawes will
altend the diamond jubilee un Sep
tember i) of the admission of Cali
fornia to statehood, and will discuss
his advocacy of revision of tlie sen
ate rules in several addresses on the
Pacific coast early next mouth;
Kx-Piiuce Ij-ratls J land.
VIKNXA, Autf. 4. Former Price
Jochlm of Prussia, is leading a band
here, while his cousin, the ex-kaiser.
Is fawltifr wood at Doom.
HIGHEST
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FLIES
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Nf OTH 8
BEDBUOS FLEAS
Uit TnlefootStfri7lnrourbtdroora
before retirinf and no maiquito wri.
mng In ronr ears. Equattr rffcctlva
asainat fn'et.motha.rleaaandbedbuga.
Hnlf pint 50c, pint 75c, quart 11.25.
THE TANGLKFOOT COMPANY
Grand Raplda, Mlehlcan
special Bam
Highway Motor Co,
114 S. Riverside
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1.0S AXCELES. Auk. !- u ie
malls today w a call issue, by the
Cooperative Apartineiit anil Hotel
association of southern Callforn a for
a nieetini; of business men anil citl-
Hens to consiui-r uie .1 ,
. . ......... ,ultipliealloll of
t .muse, 11
1 Ilf- BU'LI' r
that "wo have cnollKll '' 1 '" l
incuts and bunsalow conns to um
care of the Increase in population for
several years to collie.
' lients in .OS AiiRcliw hib 1 i.r t
they have been lor sr oral
Iiouso liunlliiK. except Tor families wiin
; elilldien, lias hecoine as simple as
; buyiiiR Krocerles. As late, as '-
house hunters were wont to oiler a
bonus to anyone who cnuiii tinii quai-
lers for tliem a condition lesmtini,
, In a liuimniK tiouni inai sun umim.
Something New
Corduroy rants lor 1 be small boys. The famous
"Mack Boar" brand in the very latest trousers m
cream, powder blue and French tan; priced at $3.00
and $3.25. .
Call and see our line of shoes, sweaters,-shirts,
blouses and other needed items for boys for school.
WJE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY
ON QUALITY GOODS.
Army & Outing Stores
32 So. Central Ave., Opposite Hunt's Craterian
R. S. Stewart,
Manager
Fhone
, J.I. CASE
Power Farm Machinery
Standardized Machinery
NOW ON DISPLAY
Also Bargains in
Used Tractors and Sprayers
Bill's Tractor Shop
226 North Riverside Phone 1010 .
Three New
1925 Model
Cars
Greatly Reduced
Quality Cars
Bartletts
Wanted
Guy W. Conner
Insurance
First Insurance
Agency
A. L. HILL, Manager
Phone 105 30 North Central
Medford, Ore. .
With Medford trad is Medford made.
Your Satisfaction
It Our Success
913-L
FARMERS' FRIEND
Power Sprayers
cans
Phone 254
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