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POWER COMPANY V
S ACCIDENT
C. It. Nutwlck,' a ' resident of tlio
IChbIb Point district, arreBtod by Spe
cial State Officer T. A. Talent and
Deputy Sheriff l'aul Jennings Satur
day niKlit, is to have v a preliminary
hearing this afternoon In Judge Glenn
u. Taylor's court on a charge of driv
ing a motor vehicle while intoxicated.
Jn addition to Nutwlck, the two offi
cers arrested four others for being
di unk ut a public place ut Eagle Point
the same night. ,
Natwick ,iB alleged to have driven
his car at the rate of 50 miles per
hour on the Crater Lake highway
g.'ing to liiB ranch, several nillos north
of Kagle Point. Ho had been tu the
dance. Talent and Jennings, getting
into their car, followed the speeding
Hudson aheud, which was swaying
I dangerously from one side of the road
wto the other. Seeing an opportunity,
tr'lhe officers pulled ulongside ' while
Natwick was on his side of the high
way." He'lnimedlately stopped, his fal
si, ding several feet nearly into a ditch
as a result.
The four others, arrested outside
the dance hall, were all young men
. and were arrested for alleged Intoxi
cation. Of the four, Kinniett Phillips,
local youth, appeared this forenoon at
Judge Roe's court at Jacksonville and
was. fined f 10. Robert Curren, an
other local youth, Is to have a hearing
tomorrow forenoon at Judge Taylor's
court at 10:30, while Robert StraufT,
who was to have appeared this fore
noon, is among the missing and efforts
are bein? niado by the officers to ap
prehend him. E. A. McParland of
Hutte Falls will also have his hearing
tomorrow on a charge of intoxication.
The men arrested, according to the
officers, wore not in the dance hall.
The
Sky Pilots'
Forum
I:I)1TK1 BY Til F. MKIIPORO
MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION
"I ITnvo Set Wnfc-limcn Upon Thy
Walls, O Jerusalem." Isn, 62:0.
Short Memories.
Thp American memory la short. A
rrlmlnul whom toilny the mobs would
j lynch la pardoned or paroled tomor
row. Oregon Is a sad example of this
very sort of thins. Wo forget so
quickly. The snme principle is true
when applied to prohibition.
If It wasn't for the awful price we
would have to pay in wrecked lives
and homes, the finest thins; that could
happen to America would he a return
for one year of the old hell-horn mi
loon. with all Its lurid light and glo
ry. Imagine the changed appearance
of our streets and the general tone
of the community; the clog In Indus
try, the open shame of men and wo
men; the orgies on the hlghwayi; the
loss of life; the squalor; the filth; the
overcrowded jails: the redllght dis
tricts; the open market for vice! Hell
turned loose with Satan In the saddle.
. One year of the old saloon back on
the job and America would vote the
country so bone dry that as Billy Sun
day 'puts It. M man would have to
prime himself to spit.'
1 It. W. K12LSOX.
"As the tree falls so shall It lio,"
somebody said. Rut we know of a
lot of old snags that do their lying be
fore they go down to stay.
"ho the poor Indian," said tho poet.
It's different now. His Uncle Sam
furnishes the spending money and the
poor Indian spends it according to his
natural bent.
The Arknnsawyers who prayed for
ruin and got It, are now imploring
that what they have Is sufficient.
There's no hope of satisfying some
tropin at all. Enough Is always too
much, v
I have read the Bible through many
lilies and .now make Jt a practice to
read It through once every year. I
pity the man who canont find In It n
rich supply o fthought und rules of
conduct. Webster.
Some days ago In a public address,
Senator Jones of Washington stated
that he would nut assist In securing
appointments for men to any public
office who would take a drink. Sounds
like 'some day we may have an offi
cial personnel as dry as a railroad ros
ter. General Smrdloy D. Butler tof the
1'nlted States Marino currm will hove
completed tt thro years antl-yire cani
piilun in Philadelphia Ijy' the New
Year. lie makes this remarkable
slatcmen to tho public pres.. "Crooked
politicians tan bo run out of office
only by the church. Kvery thing else
li conimerciallr.ed." The country at
large is slowly but BUroly learninK that
lis final and dependable source of
power- (or civio righleousnesa ia the
church.
'.Th itrowth and proitross of our
ureal nation has none forward with a
remnrkablo pace. The uicut mass of
our cltljioim have been true to the dec
Inratlun of, "In (lod We Trust." V lew
Inn tho statistics of Dr. Carroll for
the past year It Is Interesting to nle
th't nearly half of the population arm
affiliated with somo ri'llnloiis body.
Th fluure Riven Is. 4 5.4&7.S68. To
mention some of the lanter denomin
ations which Indicate the religious
trend of the people. Catholic? 1 5.
7C0.3CO; Methodists. 8.6S2.S36; lap
tlsts, . 237. 021; Lutherans, i 465. M 1 :
fresbyterians, 2.464.r.E7: so'nn down
through more than 40 denominations.
A
A brilliant lawyers In New York
City some 0:ne nno spoke to n prom
inent minister of that rliy. imkliiK lilm
If he really believed thnt Christ rose
Tiotn the dciid The minister reiille
"I look better than I fee!,"
John W. Weeks, confided as this
photo was tnken in Washington,
following his resignation as sec
tary of war.'" He is out again
after an illness of six months,
hut physicians have 'ordered a
complete rest.
that he did, and asked tho privilege of
presenting the proof to the lawyers.
Tho lawyers took the material offered
in proof away, nnd studied It. He re
turned to the minister nnd said: "I am
convinced that Jesus really did rise
from the dead. "But" Ire then added,
"I'm no nearer being a Christian than
I was before. I thought tho difficulty
was with my head. I find that it is
really with my heart." From the
Fundamentals.
OF
. "I won't appear In court," declared
Jack Owen of Ashland when he was
arrested yesterday by State Traffic
Officer J. J. McMnhon for speeding on
the Pacific h'ghway south of this city.
. "Well, drive to Med ford and we'll
see," answered that official. Arriving
here the officer suggested that the
car bo held as a bond for Owen's ap
pearanco in court. Upon Owen's as
sertion that the car did not belong to
hi in and that he had no money for a J
bond. It was McMuhon s only alterna
tive to put him In the city jail, where
he spent last night and part of this
morning.
Of the three possible charges of
reckless driving, having. It is alleged,
passed 18 cars in a short distance
while driving with one hand, driving
with no operators' license and speed
ing, the latter was only preferred
against hiin.
1 le was represented by Attorney
G. M. Roberts in 'Judge Taylor's court
this morning, and after a short confer
once with his counsel. Owen pleaded
guilty and was fined $10, and In addi
tion received a milk rebuke from the
court for driving with one hand on a
crowded highway, ' ,
FABERS STORE AT
CP.
For the second , time In six weeks
Fabor.'s Cash Store at Central Toint
was entered by thieves last ni.?ht, who
appropriated approximately $50 worth
of clothing and other articles, entrance
helm? made by jimmying the front
door nnd exit by the rear, leaving no
clues behind.
One overcoat, one knit jacket and
tobacco were among the things stolen,
nothing else being disturbed. The
store was entered early last month
by thieves, who stole shoes and other
wearing apparel, leaving their old
clothes on the rioor. The same night
the Southern Pacific depot was also
entered, hut nothing was taken.
Cook with KB.
4th
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"'our nuto mishaps occurred over the
week-ond. two of which woro In the
city and two In the country. However.
none resulted seriously, according to
reports.
Saturday tvenms at 8:30, Mary
Wochntck, 4-year old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. .1. S. Wochntck, was struck
but not Injured by a car driven by
Miss Gladys Hamilton at Sixth street
and Central avenue. Tho girl, accord
ing to her mother, ran directly in
front of tho car in an effort to reach
tho opposito side of tho street to join
her father. Mrs. Wochntck was un
able to stop'tho child as sho had an
other in charge. The car was travel
ing slowly and when It struck tho girl
had nearly stopped, tho radiator more
ly toppling the child onto tho pave
ment. The driver of the car was ab
solved from all blame by the parents.
Saturday afternoon L. K. Grime of
Salem, driving a Chrysler, collided
with Milton M. Harvey of tho fire
department, driving an Overland, at
tho intersection of Ivy and Main
streets. A crumpled fender on, tho
Chrysler was tho only result of the
accident. There have been many ver
sions made as tu tho circumstances
of the collision. ,
On Little Applegate yesterday, "Ray
Davis of the forest service, according
to the accident report, unavoidably
collided with M. A. Watkins of Copper,
Ore., on a curve, while G. II. Skeete
of this city collided with an unidenti
fied motorist on tho Crater Lake
highway.
A Bad One
SAN BKRXAKDINO Martin J.
Durkin, alleged to have killed four
police officers In six months In Chi
cago nnd unother officer at Sacra
mento, was sought In tho foothills of
San Bernardino and Riverside coun
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Future Issues of Gopco
Preferred Stock Will
be Offered on a Six
Dollar Dividend Basis.
The Gilifornia Oregon Power Company announces with gratification that as a result of
increased earnings and assets and improved business conditions it is no longer necessary
to offer a return of seven per cent m order to obtain capital through the sale of its
preferred stock.
A new issue of preferred stock now offered by the Company in the near future will carry
a dividend rate of six dollars per share per year at a price to yield approximately 6j fo.
It is available on monthly payments. ., ,
Three groups of people are interested in this announcement:
The Holders of
the 7
Preferred Stock
already issued.
To this group our announcement means that the
Company's Preferred Stock has materially ad
vanced in value and favbr,' and that it viH'now
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course not affected by the reduction of the divi
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Although the net yield of approximately 6 fa
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the 7 Preferred Stock, both classes of stock
have equal priority as to assets and earnings,
and the reduction of dividend is a true indication
of increased value and security. j
The Company's obligation to its customers and
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at rates which are just sufficiently clear of the
cost to leave a fair return for the money invested
in the Company. They are entitled equally with
' the stockholders to information about the Com
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