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THE MISSIONARY
MOVEMENT TO
lcAiJTOR)moREccfe7
POWER COMPANY!
Lease iviex. land
AKRON, Ohio, Oct. 29. (A. P.)
Further expansion of American rub
ber mnnufucturera into the produc
tion field become known yculerduy
when Hurvey 8. Firestone, president of
the Firentono Tire and Rubber (torn
puny announced the leasing of 35,000
acres rubber plantation land In
Die state of Tabasco in Mexico. At
the name time Mr. Firestone said, he
was considering tho advisability of
entering tho rubber area In ie Ama
zon valley.
The announcements yesterday fol
low closely the recent lease of a mil
lion acres in Liberia. for rubber plan
tations. Tho Tabasco lease Is only for
two years owing to unsettled political
conditions of tho state.
Mr. Firestone also told of research
work in the sap of the castllloa tree
which 4la at present considered a
soureo'of low grade rubber. Several
thouHund acres of tho new lease hold
are planted with this variety of tree.
PARISW0RR1ED
FIND A SKELETON
PANGUITCIL Utah, Oct. 29. He,
mains of a human skeleton found by
school children In an extinct volcano
near tho old Hn,tch, Utah, town reser
voir site, were brought here by Sheriff
Melt Hutch. The bones appear to he
those of a white person. Along with
tho skeleton were found an old time
cap and ball rifle, weighing 20 pounds,
a horn filled with powder, about 80
balls, bullet moulds, and a check
folder on the ."First State. Itank of
Cedar Bluffs, Has.," the letters being
in gllL
PA MS, Oct, 29. (A. P.) Premier
Palnleve's new cabinet must deal with
the annoying situation in Syria, which
is (lectured to have obtulned such a
serious aspect that General Herrall,
the French high commissioner, has
requested fiftei-n thousand reinforce
ments with which to overcome the
attacks of tho natives.
Kven In official circles the silence
of General Surra 11 in reporting com
pletely on the situation has caused
considerable irritation and open criti
cism of him. This Is due to the pre
mler's admission before the chamber
committee on, finance that there were
more than 0000 casualties in last
week's fighting between tho French
and the Lh-uses.
Last night's conference between
Premier l'alnleve and President Dou
mergue dealt with tho advisability of
recalling Karrail. Tho newspapers In
admitting that during tho revolt In
Damascus on October 11 the loss of
life wus heavy and the destruction
great, call for the removal of Hurrail.
BE PRIZE TOPIC
Klan Appear In Alaska.
ANCHOKAOIS, . Alaska, Oct. 29.
The first appearance of the Ku Klux
Klan In this vicinity waa made when
70 persons said to Include some of
the most Important men of the com
niunllyt organized tho klan to stamp
out law Infractions In this district.
A (liKtiatch from Alexandria; Euynt
yesterday, usHertiMf llmt tho rioting in
DatnuHcus had Its origin In tho parad
ing by the French troops of the bodies
of tho rebels. Hefutcee Syrians arriv
ing, from licirut wero quoted : as
authority, for this statement.
,3'ho number killed In the rioting
was in the thousands.
HILL1INES WIN IN
ELE
t-t-: rr-jif
KLAMATH FALL8, pre., Oct 29.
In a spirited special' election here
yesterduy, Z. J. Powell, ex-chief of
police, was elected councilman in the
second ward to succeed M. S. West,
resigned. Powell polled 218 votes as
ugulnst 133 euch for A. J. Lylo and
O. A. Smith. Powell's candidacy was
baseil on his pledged Bupport of the
program of tho Northern lines In tliiu
section. ' .
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PORTLAND, Oct. 29. The Oregon
Historical society has selected "The
Missionary Movement to the Oregon
Country" as the subject for the 1926
C. C. Ileekman history prizes and
medals. The prizes are four In num
ber, viz., first, C0; second, $00; third,
I0, and fourth, $30; and will be
awarded , for the best four original
essays, on the above named subject
written and submitted by girls or boys
over lb years- of age and under 18
years of age, attending any public or
private school, ucademy, semnlary,
college, university, or other educa
tional institution within the state of
Oregon. Each of the four prize win
ners will also receive a bundsome
bronze medal.
The conditions governing the com
petition are as follows:
1. The essay submitted In compe
tition must not exceed 2000 wordB In
length.
2. The essay may be In handwrit
ing or In typewritten form, preferably
upon paper of commercial letter size,
either ruled or unruled, the severul
sheets being numbered consecutively
und .written on one sido only, with
blank space of about ono and one-
quarter Inches at top and left-hand
margins. . , .
d. The canny shall be accompanied
by a separate sheet containing the
name and postofflce address of the
writer, the date of his or her birth,
and the name of the school attended.
4. There shall also be delivered
with tho essay a certificate signed by
a teachor or instructor of the educa
tional., institution attended, stating
that tho writer of the essay is a pupil
or stuileut attending the same.
5. In. order to be considered In
competition the essay must be deliv
ered, by mall or In person, to the Ore
gon Historical society. Public Audi
torium, 2.ri3 Market street, Portland,
Oregon, not later than March 15, 1926.
6. . All essays submitted in compe
tition will be numbered and submitted,
without the names of the writers or
other ... Identifying mnrks, to three
Judges' selected by the undersigned
committee.
?.. All competitive essays will be
Judged according to" their general
merit and excellence; but the Judges
will ,nlsb take Into consideration, in
passing thereon, neatness of manu
script, accurato orthography, correct
grammar and composition, and purity
ami clurlty of diction.
The Oregon state library In Salem
has a reading list or bibliography upon
the ahovo named subject which will
bo sent to any Oregon student on re
quest. Hooks pertaining to the sub
ject nre obtainable In most Oregon
public libraries. Oregon has a system
of local libraries, supplemented In
mnny cases by county library systems,
and In all cases by the Oregon state
library. Students desiring such books
should apply first to the local library,
which, if not having the books, should
secure them from , the county and
state libraries., If the. local library
cannot glvo this service, which Is
usual, or If there Is ho local library,
tho student should write directly to
the Oregon Stnto library In Salem,
which makes loans of books free of
chnrge. except postage, to all citizens
of Oregon. In writing to the Oregon
stnte library students should state the
Information desired and not merely
confine requests to some particular
book or books sought, thereby enabl
ing the stnto library ito substitute
other material In case any book re
quested Is imt available.
II. H. IIKKKMAN.
I.KSUIB M. SCOTT.
GHOKOK H. HIMES,
Committee.
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2 EUGENE SHEIKS
IN S. F: ARRESTED
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 20. (A. P.l
unless Snn Francisco "sidewalk
sheiks" change their tactics they will
get tho maximum penalty for annoying
women. Police Judge O'llrien yester
day sentenced two "mashers" to 90
days In the county jail and nnnounced
Hint similar sentences would be im
posed on other offenders. The youths
were Hubert Welch, 24. nnd William
Hunch. 25. of Kugene, Ore. They were
arrested for disturbing tho pence after
n young woman complained to an of
ficer that they had annoyed her on
tho street.
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- . Future Issues of Copco
Preferred Stock Will
be Offered on a Six
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Dollar Dividend Basis.
TOUR PARTNERS
IN PROGRESS;
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The California 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 in order to obtain capital through the sale of its
preferred stock. 1
A new issue of preferred stock how ofTered 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 6 co.
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 favor, and that it will now
be possible to reduce the expense of capital em'
ployed in additions and improvements. Dividends
on the 7 Preferred Stock already issued are of
course not affected by the reduction of the divi
dend rate of future issues.
Prospective
Investors
in Copco 6 'fo
Preferred
Stock. -
The Company's
Customers
and the
General Public.
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Although the net yield of approximately 62
lower than that obtained by earlier investors in
the 75" 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.
The Company's obligation to its customers and
the public requires that service shall be rendered
at rates which are just sufficiently clear of the
cosf to leave a fair return for the money invested
in the Company. They are entitled equally with
the stockholders to information about the Com- (
pany's progress, and to the opportunities for in
vestment which it affords.
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Aitt any member of our organization Roseburg
bout the convenient terms ofTered
to local investors.
; Offices:
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