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1g- o o o o o o a m n MTDFOTJT) MATTi TRmmd?, MTSPFORD. flRFflOX, MONDAY, OCTODRTJ 10. 192." PAOTC FTVTJ; N. r. ROUNDS UP OF NEW YORK. Oct. 19. fA. P.) In tellectual criminals who read ShnUc Hpeare, studied higher matht'i.miii'M, used silencers on their pistols mid de pended on a rabbit's foot fur luck, have been revealed with the capture of twelve of thirteen members of the "Cowboy" Tessler gang. The last pair of a dozen under ur rfit. for 28 holdups were taken last night in their luxurious earn side apartment, within a block of one of New York's most fashionable tac tions. Editions of Shakespeare, Boh well's Life of Johnson and treatises on higher mathematics were found on the library table.. Ropes for tying thstr victims were under a bed. A rabbit's foot was on the fluur. A similar library was found In tha Bronx apartment of "Cowboy" Town, ler, their leader. A woman member of the gang, Hamilton, was the armorer. She kept pistols In good condition, iKSulnK them when needed. This task was delegated to her because she could conceal weapons more easily than a man. Police say that members of the Cowboy's gank have been Identified as having -participated in lis recent rohbericH, Another gang of seven men under urre-st is regarded ns responsible for various other- holdups. The gang consists of Herbert Rothorburg and six other men. The 1 Sky Pilots'-Forum Fi)rn:i by the mkdpoku MlMKTlUUAIi ASSOCIATION "I Ilnvo Ret Watchmen rpon Thy WnlN, o .b i nsjih in." lsa. 62:0. land churehes of uourso KuarunU-o the running expense of the meeting as Is customary. COMM i:llTIONS. Ctimmendatlons havo com to us from ninny quarters Minn the Hky Pi lot's Forum opened two weeks ago. , The fine reeeptlon whleh the column has been given is encouraging. As we (staled formerly, we believe this: col junin will find Its place in the thought j of the cot'.iiuunity. Its purpose is to give expression to the mind, of Chris tian leadership, and brief bits of news and comment which seldom otherwise finds its way into the dally news columns. Wlutt of the. Pivaclicr? ! No man has harder people to serve than the minister of the gospel. His critics are many, and the criticisms varied. The preacher has a great time. If his hair Is gray, he is old. If he is a young man, he hasn't had the l experience. If he has ten children, he has too many; ff he has none, he Isn't a good example. If his wife sings in the choir, she is presuming; if she doesn't, she Isn't interested in Iter husband's work. If a preacher reads from notes he is a bore; if he speaks extemporaneously, he isn't deep enough. If he stays at home in his study he doesn't mix with the people; if he is seen around the streets he ought to be at home getting up a good sermon. Jf he calls on some poor family, he is playing to the grand stand; if he calls at the home of the wealthy, he is an aristocrat. Whale ever he does, some one could have told him to do better. E. J. JOHNSON, Lutheran. Plus in IV 19 told u coiumltteu wbUh sought his cooperation in the move ment which will culminate in the Ijiusnnnn meeting that whiUt l. tli. sired Christian uiuty, It wax not pos- mine ior tne unman eiuircn to par ticipate In the proposed conference. The movement has been under way since 1910, but was retarded by the world war. Hetter bo dead than out of style, even if the wrinkles behind the knee show age and the kneecap Is rusty. Army Promotion for Former Medford Man The Citizens Veteran, a department in the Hunday Orcgonian, prints a picture of William M. Heveridgc of that city, and says: "Lieutenant Wil liam M. Beverldge, who served over seas with the tifith Oregon coast ar tillery during the world war for 1- months, was chosen rnmniander of the service company. lXtfth infantry. Oregon national guard, last week at an election at the armory. He will tuke his examination for a captain's commission immediately." Lieut. . "Beverldge formerly lived here and was with the service com pany here in 'July during the Na tional Guard encampment. Luilcnriorf Is Thankful' BREHLAU General Ludendorf Is thankful for quick action by- the po lice that saved him from a threaten ing group of communists who sur rounded his car. Prohibition a Great Kuccra. In spite of the bootlegger, prohibi tion N a great success. It Is probable that the consumption, of alcoholic liquor Is not more than one-twentieth of what It was In pre-prohlbltlon days. And this In spite of a host of wet of ficers, the money of the liquor Inter ests, and the enforcement head, An drew W. Mellon, being a confirmed and thorough going wet with his own money tied up in the whiskey busi ness. Prohibition has raised the moral lone of the nation. It saved us from the rinaneial crisis which afflicted every other country after the war. It has made good wages, good roads, good homes and a nation wide con tentment, possible. It has been re sponsible for the great expansion of the automobile Industry and the home building movement which, is tit ill go ing strong. , It. ". NELSON. Phoenix. ' Hilly Sunday In Portland. Re fore the first week of the Port land meeting was concluded, the lillly Sunday campaign look on immense proportions. The great tabernacle was parked and the evangelistic or ganization beKlnulng its effective work. It has continued thus since the beginning. While he applied himself ns vigorously as ever, we found that hit voice was somen lint affected liy his constant use of it, but ii seems not to affect his crowds. Contrary to scattered Inferences here and there. Hilly Sunday did not come to Portland on any kind of fi nancial guarantee. Me is there to give his best licks and all the pawer of grace and energy within him on the same basis of the nvernge evangelist. He Is to receive the free will offering of the people at the close, and no more. That offering will bo the measure of esteem in which he is held by those who hear him. The Port- We do not know the ripples of heal ing that are set In motion, when we simply smile on each other. Henry Drummond. Judge C W. Pomeroy of the elev enth judicial district in Montana has for years made it a practice to have a minister of the gospel open court each morning with prayer. He states that it gives a tone and morale to the court and proceedings that nothing else can. The effect on witnesses and the jury is quite marked. Judge Pom eroy Is not alone In this! howeyer, as some judges throughout the nation follow the samo practice. A man isn't always useful and Im portant because he has a rolltop desk. So much depends on whether he keeps his mind on It, or his feet. Tluit ProlUbitlon Import. That the Federal Council of Churches of Christ, through its re search commission, has placed the subject of prohibition enforcement well before the nation Is quite evi dent. Concerning that report the Ore gonlan takes broadside issue with sev eral misrepresents) I ve constructions which would be friends have given to it. The Oregon inn says that it is the most remarkable, unbiased, fair. In clusive and unprejudiced report to come from an otherwise partisan body for generations. World Villi y Conference. " The first world conference on Chris tian I'nlty ever held has been sum moned to convene at Lausanne, Switz erland, In August. 1927. The formal call was issued recently by the joint commission of the world conference on faith and order, of which Bishop Willinm T. Manning of New York Is president. It is expected that prac tically every Christian denomination on earth will be represented except the Roman Catholic church. Pope The demand for Ford cars has already outstripped all previous records. Motor car buyers who seek beauty and comfort are finding the improved Touring Car exactly suited to their desire. See this good looking car at the nearest Authorized Ford Dealers. As you inspect its many new features, bear in mind that this improved car is available at no increase in price. Touring 290. F. O. B. Detroit Runabout - 260 Tudor Sedan 580 Coupe - S20 Fordor Sedan 660 Closed can in color. Demountable rim, and itarter extra on open can. All price, f. o. b. Detroit. FORD MOTOR COMPANY DETROIT, MICHIGAN . V ( V GO w m HAT IN RING FOR SEA! IN SENATE rnNDLRTOM, Ore., Oct. 19 Fred erick Steiwer, prominent Pendleton attorney ha made preliminary aiu nouncement that he will he a candi date for the nomination for United Xtatctt Henator In the primaries next tiprinK- St el wet states that he will announce hut platform later. In his preliminary announcement he HtateH that support of President Coo 11 Use, decreased taxation, econ omy, law enforcement, development of the Columbia river and rettnl(on of shipping board ships by the gov ernment will form a portion of his program, , ' Htelwcr Is the second man from Umatilla county to announce Inten tion to run for the wenutoiial nomina tion, the other being A. It. Shumway, nt present joint representative from Umatilla and Moro counties. .Mr. Shu m way to a hit; rancher opej-atlnK near Milton. Never too IjUo to Ia'uiii HIOHLIN AuHten Chamberlain Ih uoliiK to learn to speak (lennan. He toltl n Herman correspondent so at I.ocatno. They'll Csimcl, If Luck Isn't MONTH CAItLO Reversible dresses, cloaks nnd hats are promi nent In the new modes seen at the enritm. The KuUiitc CordiMle Am1ii niUU.lN lluaollna (Hu-nntiumV ' 4 ! Philadelphia soprano, received curtain calU and wan cheered at h-, Rerlln debut. . . fnoV with ffl 4th' ST. I.Ol'IS. Ort. Jil(A. P.) Creation of a bureau of aviation and Improvement of inland waterways are the two problems for the comini; ses sion of conRress. secretary 1 louver of the department of commerce said here last niKht. The United Platen would have n complete nlr transportation system within a year if the Rovernment pro vided lighted airways, landing fields nnd aviation regulations. Hoover de clared. "In effect this would be snbsldlz Inn aviation," he continued, "as it Is done In Kurope where the govern ments pay out large sums to the com panies operating uir lines. In return, the federal t!"Vornment would gain Important military nil vantages. A skilled nrmy of pilots would be avail able nlways In time of war ami to some extent the commercial planes would be valuable. Most of all n sub sidized airplane Industry would cre ate a manufacturing capacity which In time of war would he invaluable." Hoover predicted that the trans continental air mall system would be taken out of the hands of the poslnf flce department within a year nnd that the routes would lie h'nsed to prl ivate corporations. "This already Is being done with the feeder lines to the trans-continental routes." the secretary said, "and there are four very strong organiza tions backed by wealthy men, ready nt (nny time to take over the contracts for the tranH-contlnental limit system." Never too Young -to Kill NKW YORK Given ft . bunch ' of keys to play with, a boy of five start ed ft n'arked automobile and it thrush led a baby to death In a perambulator. 9 ' -- . ... Friday v - A V fsSYfatch this paper V tj - - " i HIGHWAY MOTOB CO. "': - ... ... "'. a , ill jm home, thmai tjrthe May tg Gyra loam is HVAiUble with Gasoline Multi-Motor attachment. m 9 Outstanding Maytag Feature i 1- Washes faster. ' The Grrafoaia Principle creates more highly cner Jized, turbulent and continuously ef ective water action. 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