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AIRCRAFT PROBE Mffigffiw ISSUE !S
READY 10 HEAR KMa5a UPSETTING DOPE
M F.I) FORD,
WASHINGTON', Kent. 18. (A. P.)
The ahwufl Bit mil ion in u V c d
toward a complete sifting today as
tne president's special hoard of In
iiulry prepared for the opening of
public hearings here next Monday.
Selection of a list of witnesses was
the task assigned to several members
of the board today, and these, the
uoara nas announced, will include
Colonel William Mitchell, central fig
ure In the storm of controversy over
army and navy aircraft policies.
While tho former assistant armv
chief thus will have opportunity to
present to tho hoard his criticism of
tho nation's aircraft defense, it also
has become Increasingly apparent
mat war department officials are
satisfied his specific charges against
the air service administration will
lead to court martini proceedings. It
Is virtually certain that such a court
would be ordered to sit here, al
though routine procedure probably
will renuiro another week before
such a decision is reached.
"Dwight W. Morrow, chairman of
(he president's board announced after
Its organization meeting yesterday
that it planned to hear first repre
sentatives of tho army, tho navy and
the postofflce. From this testimony
tho board presumably will chart tho
subsequent course of tho broad in
quiry with which the president has
charged it with witnesses to bo
asked for criticisms and constructive
suggestions.
Ii-uitllo KtlllliUllgx
(N'ot including today's games.
JSalioiial
Won
Pittsburg .
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn .,
St Ixnils .
Ml
71!
67
us
Boston 6!i
Chicago
I Philadelphia, '. 6a
American
Won,
Washington RX
Philndelphia , ; 00
St. Louis '. ... 74
Detroit 7 2
Chicago 72
Cleveland ?
New York (12
Boston .'. 42
BEND, Ore.. Sept. 18. The salo of
four tracts of land on the Ttimalo
project was announced yesterday as
the first concrete result of the cam
paign to secure 200 settlers for the
project. None of the sales were of
a speculative nature, D: J. McLellan,
project manager, said.
Except lor a deal two years ago
this is the first sale of raw land In
seven years. The tracts sold this
week wore each of 40 acres, half of
the land being the fl an acre Carey
act land while the balance sold for
$5 an acre.
STEPHEN MATHER TO
DEDICATE TABLET
KLAMATH FALLS. Ore., Sept. 18.
Stephen A. Mather, director of na
tional parks, Is expected to be here
Sunday to take part in ceremonies at
Crater Lako whon a bronze plate will
bo placed at tho crater's rim In mem
ory of John Wesley lltllmnn, who
discovered Crater Lake on June 12,
1863. Tho memorial Is being placed
by the Klamath county chamber of
commerce.
State and hationnl officials also
will be present. A speaking and
musical program Is being arranged.
(Mr. Mather will stop In Medford en
route to the lake to visit friends.)
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OIJKliON'.
FI.MD.W, SI:I'TI:MI:F.I IS, l!V2r.
TAGR FIVE
IN BADGER STATE
NEW TOniv, Sept. 18. (A. P.)
Tho Plratofl nro now leading tho Na
tional league flair race by seven panics
and the senators are in front In the
American leapue serum Mo by seven
and one-half contests.
Uay Kremer limited the Braves to
seven hinples v"htle his burfaneer
teammates rolled up thirteen hits for
and 11 to 2 verdict yesterday.- The
Pirates pained half a pa me as the
Giants were not scheduled.
The Phillies mot with a five to two
defeat in opening a series at Cincinna
ti. Carl Mays boatlnp RIiir in a pitch
ing duel.
After Walter Johnson fell victim to
th,9 TIpers In tho first part of a
double header by 12 to fl, Stanley
Covelesklo twirled the Senators to n 1
to 0 victory In the afterpiece, which
was called on account of darkness in I
tho sixth innlnp. It was Johnson's
seventh defeat and Covey's eighteenth i
victory of tho season. .
The Red Sox weakened the Brown's '
hold on third place by handing them
a double shut out. 2 to 0 and 4 to 0.
As the Benpnls drew an even break
with the Grlffmon. Detrplt edped to
within one and one-half games of the
third rung. i
Qulnn hold the White Sox to seven
hits while the Mack men turned out
6 to 3 victory In the final lineup of
the clubs this season. Tn their series
with Chicago tho Athletics hnve won
fourteen pomes and lost eight. 1
With Henrv Johnson. Fllroda
rookie, in the box, the Yanks won tho
final game of a series from the In
dians, 5 to 0. It wan the third straipht
victory fr the Yanks over Cleveland
and in the season's play, the Husmon
hnve won twelve of t winty-tvo games
from the Speaker tribe. (
MII.WAITKKK. Wm., Sept. IS.
(A. P.) IHssenalun in the nntl-la
Full ft to republican ranks which had
more or less become apparent lur
. ing the campaign for I'nlted States
senator, came to a head yesterday
J when, after a conference of leaders
J for the purpose of uniting on one
candidate, two Candida tea appeared.
Hoy P. Wilcox, selected by n con
tention of anti-UiFollette republl
j cans meeting at Oshkosh. us tho
I man to carry their fight through the
' primary and Kdward P. . Diethnmr.
a republican who registered as an
Independent, nro In the running.
The conference, succeeded In defi
nitely eliminating ono man, Arthur
Barry, a republican., who filed as
an independent and the only avowed
I wet candidate. !
In tho background, waiting for tho
situation to clarify Itself sits Daniel
, Woodward with the endorsement of
, tho Ky Klux Klan who. without
making any apparent campaign in
the primary, ran a wood third. He ,
.has announced that he will get on
the ticket If he finds it necessary.
nlthnugh he declines to make clear
how ho intends doing this in view
of tho fact that he has not regis
tered as an Independent and cannot
get on the ticket in any manner, ac
cording to the opinion of politicians
unless ho has supporters write in his
name. t '
William George Bruce, the demo
cratic andidato In tho primary, who
did not poll five per cent of the
total of tho demoatft vute of the
last election, will also run as an in-1
dependent. John M. Work Is tho
MtcialtM nominee afid '.coign Hiiu
man is the socialist -labor nominee.
Tonipht Ia Kolletto, who won the
republican nomination by n plurality
of approximately i'lt.ooo votes, starts
his speakinp campaign in the final
round of tho campaign at HLovcns
Point.
Not Complimentary Nor Comfortable
CKSUARAS, Spain The mayor,
mistaken for a wild boar has been
shot and seriously wounded during u
hunt.
A Co mli I Idea
ABOARD S. S. PARIS Members
of the French debt mission are
amused by United States immigration
blanks asking If they have any
"violent ideas" against this government.
JAILER FIRED, NO
TRACE OF E
ln't
.lu't
The
pull the lever but probably I Hie shape of a pollcemug ohservd
even think of II." his net and 410 must serve a sentenco
outlaws are still at largo.
Valine
rept i
onk a
While Killers (;n Iiisiiiik
VKIt .lean VaSJcan. otherwise
IMIIon, gripped by hunger.
of thirty daya In tho county Jail.
I
Page Mr.. KU'twiu
1
I'O.NHTANTINOPLK Hatters tire
doing a big business becauhe of abo-
n the porch of u bouse and ; lit ion of the fea nnd profiteerliip hat '
bottle of milk but the law In 'caused a limit to bo put on prices.
SKATTI.K, Sept. tS.-A. V King
County Sheriff Starwlch today Indef
initely suspend I'd Head Jailer Dave
Morpan for failure to pull a lever in
thn King county Jail u hen six, pris
oners escaped Tuesday. The lever
would have sounded an alarm at
police headquarters.
"It took the prisoners twenty min
utes to make their get-away." Star
wlch said. "Kven after they left, the
alarm would ha e hi o unlit out the
motorcycle sipiad in ample time to
lake up the trail anil keep their
tuarry In s(ht. Morgan not only
; fKnr
Safe Milk
nnd Uiet
For Infants, Invalids, the Aged,
Nursing Mothers, Children, etc
3vZ teiQina Chiftfaen
Contains the valuable muscle and bone building elements found
in the grain and whole milk. Easily assimilated by growing chil
dren, students, anemics, etc. Excellent as a light lunch when
faint or hungry. Prepared at home in a minute by briskly stirring
the powder in hot or cold water. No cooking.
Lithia Springs Hotel
$i
ASHLAND, OREGON
Sunday Night Dinner
Sunday, Sept. 20, 1925
$1
l;ithia 1'Yiiit Cocktail
Uipe Olives Celery Hearts Sweet I'iekles 1
Chicken with Nootlles
Consomme Croutons
Uoast l'l-iine Kibs of Ueef tin jus
Chicken Fricassee with Kgg Dumplings
English Mutton Chops, Green J'eits ..
Mashed l'otatoes Strinuless lteaus
Hogue Uiver l'eaeh Fritters, Orange Sauce
Parker House Rolls
1itliia Springs Hotel Comiiinalion Salatl '
liotiue Uiver Apple Pie . v
lianana N'tif!!?ets Cumpert
, Jlaplennt lee Cream Assorted C'ako
leetl Tea Coffee Milk Piittermilk Taeoma Brew 20u
Demitasso
The Markets
Livestock.
I -''.PORTLAND.. Ore., Sept. 18. Cnt-
Vj tie. receipts B0, market nominally
J steady.
''Hugs Btendy; receipts 500 (87
'i tiiroiiKh). Market steady,
e 'v.Sheep receipts 270 (bulk on con-
1 trkct);. market nominally steady.
.' Kkkx.
-PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 18. Ekks,
extras up cent, market firm. Cur
rent receipts 38c; pullets 34Vi35c
firsts, 3 7 ti 3 7 1, 3 c ; extras, 42f42V4c.
.flutter.
Butter firm. Extra cubes, city.
B2c; standard". BlV4o; prime firsts,
BOc; firsts. 47c: undergrades, nomi
nal; prints, BOc; cartons, 64c.
Milk firm. Best churnlnit cream.
B2c. net shipper's track In sono one.
Knw milk (4 per cent) J2.D5 cwt.,
f. o. b., Portland.
Poultry.
Poultry steady. Heavy hens. 84
35c: llitht. lBc. Springs, 2B2Cc;
young white ducks, 25c.
Portland Wheat.
PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 18. Whnnt
BBH hard white, $1.49; hard white.
Bhtestem, llaart, $1.47; soft white,
western white, $1.46; hard winter,
northern spring, wdstern red, $1.4n.
Today's car receipts Wheat, 1.15;
barley, 7; lour, 15; oats, 2; hay, 5.
Potatoes,
potatoes firm, new, $1.752.
. Onion weiik. $1.256 1.33.
San Frnnclstco Market.
SAN FItANCIHCO. Rept. 18. Rut-
terfat f. o. b. San Kranclsco, 60 Vic.
Snn Kranelro .nrkrts
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 18 (U. 8.
Bureau of Agricultural Economics.)
Tra 4ng in live poultry was slower to
day and some accumulation In local
supplies was noticed. Leghorn hens
were easily one cent per pound lower
r"hlle small broilers continued In
Spaniards Land Again.
FEZ. Pronch Morocco, Sept. IS.
(A. P.) Tho Spaniards are rcimrtod
to have affected another landing In
Alhucemas hay, occupying a strip
throe kilometers , (1.86 pilles) deep
riankinpc tlioir original position on
Moro Nuevo peninsula. 7 1
Cook with ens.
6ast Side, West Side,
all around the town
t-hey're saying: .
You simply can't
beat the fine '
workmanship; the
smart style and J
the wonderful luv
i n g s and trim''
mings M. Born Si ,
Company puts
into its made to :
measure clothes
and you can't t
beat the price.
95 Busy Stores
Why We Sell for Less(
LOW PRICES and
HIGH QUALITY
A Few Exclusive Models in
Coats and Dresses
Low Prices
uisite
Selling
Special
See these Coats and
Dresses
These exclusive models will be shown
this evening at the JACKSON COUN
TY FAIR. Our style show in the Mer
chants Building will interest you. They
will also he shown all day Saturday at !
our store.
Come to our store Saturday and let us
show you these delightful creations in
which all of the very latest Paris and
New York fashion touches are em
bodied. Coats
$200 Sealskin Coat $150
$125 Coats .............$85
$100 Coats $75
See These Coats at Our Style
j
Show Tonight or at Our Store.
and the prices which
i i "': i
wecnarge
In order that we may . make.' a quick
turn-over of this special lot of Coats
and Dresses we are offering them at
Wholesale Cost Plus
Freight or Express
which means that they are values that
have never before been equalled in
Southern Oregon.
AND REMEMBER I There are no
duplicates in this lot every model is
INDIVIDUAL IN DESIGN and un
equalled in workmanship and materials.'
$ 60 Dresses .........$45
$ 55 Dresses ....$45
$ 45 Dresses' $40
$ 40 Dresses $35
.$5 SPECIAL LOT OF WOMEN'S COATS
Big Fur Trimmed Collars Fur Cuffs Straight and Flare Models in Lucile Green, Rosewood,
o Pang? , Dark Rust, Henna and other popular and seasonable shades. This special lot of Coats at
.85
limited detnand. ' '
luhnrn hens 5 4 lbs. SOifrSIc lb.;
9 lbs. 23tf 26c; S Vi (0 Vi lbs. 2027c