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CTTOWRTT friTT. TRTHUNTi fEDTOHB, OREflOy, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2,W?Z
IS
AFTER 53 HOURS
Ailor having- served through tno The jllry tll0 cnKe of- Wultor
world nur in tlio navy without n willinmi., 17 your old Cold Hill
Hi'kIw serious mishap befalling hiin.j youth rlmi Rod with a statutory ot-lipyond-a
delayed iuy day onto, John fen(w involving n 16 year old Rlrl
Uiiuei-uiUder wua tho victim of a f the mmo-city, was discharged
foul liquid gas attack, which teni- Sunday afternoon at five o'clock by
liorarlly Winded .him, shortly after' circuit .JudRO c. M. Thflmns,- after
midnight last Saturday night In the being out 63 hours. They were ro
KaKle Vplnt desort district ported honeleiwly doadlocked. six to
. llence .tho blinking John rodo back six, throughout, and returned no
to the city -on one running- board of verdict. Though no definite an
a - car and a large, dead skunk on nouncement has been made, the
the other running board, and hl rase will probably be rej-triod at tho
companions, Oeorge Jamea, Harold close of the present term.
lwVoe and ' Joe Harrell, hral high Tho delibomtions of the Jury sot
Ht'Tiool students,' Insido the car with' a new- record for Jackson oounty
their hoses closed and bawling John! the longest previous record being 37
The '
Sky Pilots'
Forum
EIMTKP IIY Till? SIKBTORD
M I MSTUlll A Ij A SSU CI ATION
"I Have Rot Watchmen Upon Thy
Walls, O Jerusalem." Isa. 02:6.
signed especially for fnrn0rs who
wish to learn, rather thun to be
enterUilned.
out all tho way for his reckless euro
icSKiiess.
That. Is why the latter throe did
hours' deliberation in a liiiuor caso,
three -years ugo.
As ono of the side rlssues of tho
not uttend Sunday school yesterday, Williams case. Deputy Sheriff Korn
as usual. However, they turned up crook was indicted by tho last grnnd
at high school this morning garbed Jury, anil plead guilty to a mlsdo-
Sllll .Honor John Hubs.
A short time ago the government
of Czecho-Slovnkia nttempted to re
new diplomatic relations with the
Vatican, from which it had been
separated for, many years. One of,
tho conditions named by the Vatican
was that the anniversary of tho mar
tyrdom of John Huss, July 6, should
not bo- observed as a national feto
day. Tho Cichocs refused to abhn
don this custom, nnd tho iiogotla-
A WorkiiiBiium and ULss Booio Ideas "ons wero broken off.
A workingnmn-s op.n letter. pub- To(J wI f,nd lmt (h() mpro n
llshed in the Oregonlan recently, lias nve not to be useless and tho
caused and received niuchv favorable honest deslro to help other people
Masonic work until llio luw tUmli-sh
ing secri't socleth'S shrill bo ln;nle
Avoid. This ftiv, luld bcl'oro pui-liu-
incnt by Premier .Mussolini, ilrHares
all strTet soclt'tii's llli'iral ami islves
the government tho rlultt to distills
all state employees who belting to
them. Christian Advocate.
.1. i:. COAX.
I
The Dove Wliw Aimln.
VI'IK'IIAMK. .V. V. Oilhod.S nnd
llii'liHlte tjunliers have healed a
l'i-each H" yt'iiis old. They attended
a Joint service yesterday. A century
UKO they walked on opposite sides of
su-ccls.
r?nnk with irns
4lh
comment, even to the drawing of an
editorial from that paper. Ho (stated
that he was a typical Itinerant work
man and able to cxpross tho work
Ingman's Ideas relative to tho return
of liquor If such should bo at
tempted. His letter was an ex
ceptionally pointed nnd clear-cut
statement of tho worklngmnn's view.
Ono. paragraph is here quoted: .
"Now. tho. wot'kingmun. as I know
will, in the quickest and dellcatcst
way, improvo yourself. Ituskln,
Worry Worry Worry.
Worry Is a dangerous weapon says
Dr. Herman N. Bundesen, commis
sioner of health In Chicago. ' The
remedy for worry is cheerfulness,
and tills Is to bo found In plan
ning good things for tho future,
living more contentodly In tho pres
ent, nnd not at all in tho pnst;
having moro faith In II oil, talking
throughout with new raiment. Win
terhalder., was able to use only ono
eye last evening In making change
Had working the cash register ut
DeVoe's. , .-,
' The 'above mentioned hnppening
mennor charge.
The case, which nttracted wide at
tention, and according to a statement
by the district attorney's, offico "In
volved the entire town of Gold Hill"
nnd centered about small town gos
was tho result of a Hallowe'en rido-sip, which grew nnd grew, until of-
ror relaxation when the DeVoe con- Tielal action was taken.
roctlonery store closed at mldnlgiit.
Knowing that the territory they wero
to pass through la infestod with
jrtrkrabbits, John Wlnterhalder, who
is a crack shot, and has a horror of
being attacked by wild beasts, took
his .22 caliber -rlflo along.
In passing over the desert a skunk
ran across the road in front of the
Car, which was promptly stopped
nnd the four young men hastily took
up the pursuit. The animal ran faBt.
So did they, with John in the lead
with hts trusty shooting, iron.
When he' was within five feet of
the skunk John drew a bead, and
both pursuer and pursued fired si
multaneously, the animal falling dead
with a bullet back of the oar, which
l'"t John always selects in hunting.
. "I'm Minded," moaned John as he
stnggered into the arms of his com
panions, rubbing his eyes. ,
. First aid was rendered and then
oil hurried back home with the dead
animal, which Harold DeVoe Insisted
on- taking, to build him a fur col
lared overcoat. Each of the boys
slept in tho garage at his individual
home the rest 'of the night, nnd De
Voe .carefully put the trophy In his
garage.
"When Pa DeVoe came back Into
the house Sunday morning from tho
rnmny garage nnd sat down
breakfast, he said: "Mother,
must, change the brand of gasoline!
we ve- been using. . It has -an awful
odor.."
Tho trial of H. Conway, charged
with . tho possession of a still, in
the Ashland district,
morning.
The trial of Hymnn Huntley,
charged with murder In tho first
mm iiijai-n, twin mu j j jess, listening more, keeping occu-
of tho many others when he thinks 1)le(1 nnd rutvatjnB optimism. Ho
of tho revival- of the llouor traffic suggests, "Tho worrier Instead of
Is afraid and ashamed. Ho does not looking at the doughnut, looks at
fear death's grisly grin as the l'lt.'-;g10 hole."
less pilot sits .under the hood of ' .
tho nutomobllo with his bony fingers, , Turk Fez to Go.
on the wrist of the drunken driver By official edict the Turks havo
and steers the careening car up nnd discarded their traditional hcaddross
down and across this happy land of known as tho fez. It has also been
ours. No sudden death is part of decided to abolish tho nntivo cos
tho vorkingman's lot. He sees old tumB of the auUor(inat0 officials of
bony every day. and cheerfully tolls rollglous institutions and of inuoz
hlm to go to hell. No. not this, but zlns and BUbsttuto European dress
was begun this, far worse. Ho fears to see his wife nml hlUa u ,R olso report(,d thut
become an uncared for and an un-tn0 orthodox Christian Ecclesiastical
caring woman. Ho fears that his ( congress, which nnjets shortly In
children will lose their rosy, cheeks Constantinople, will consider both
the- dress of
degree, for the aliened klllim- of and happy smiles. Ho fears that '. ,ha nindiricntlnn nf
Jesse James Ciibbs, in a family rowltho few dollars ho now has In the ))reBtg nmj the abolition of long hair
last Koptemucr, win be called on ""i "" : and beards. Christian Advocate.
Thursday,- accoifing to present plans.
book show a debit. He fears that
the booze man will get him and It.
He fears much that he will lose his
self-respect, for today the worklng-
Idibor Idea On Child Ijilor.
At the recent annual convention
of tho American irndAmtinn nt T.al,n,.
man in these United States has un-;,n AtnnUo cllyi K- j, plan8 (or tn0
HUNTERS GIVEN OUT
BY STATE Ml
For tho benefit of hunters who ore
not familiar with tho schedule the
sun has for rising nnd setting, the
state commission has prepared a
"time table," which is as follows:
District Xo. 1
Comprising nil counties west of
to summit of Cuscado mountains.
we Date.
November December . January
mlstnkably
uto,
the above-named attrlb
renewing- of tho fight against child
labor nnd 'for the amendment. Pres
ident William dreen said that the
now campaign "will go on as long
, US WA HVA nt11 Intn minnoarllna. irnna
b. u!lt '".rations until tho children of America
CRATER LAKE AND
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"I am on my wuy soutn from a trip
ovtn the Pacific highway clenr to tho
end at Vancouver and Victoria, B. C,
and I find the keenest sort of interest
all alons the line in the Idea of in
creasing the volume of tourint travel
from the south," said Capt. Harry L.
Wrll this morning, who parsed thru
Medford with Mrs. Wells in their car.
"! have been over tho whole route,
from Tia Auana to Victoria, and
there It not to ho found in nil the
world a paved highway equal to it In
hoauty and comfort of travel and In
the number of wonders of nature that
may he seen as one rolls nluntr or
within a short dlstanco of the route
vn either hand. - -
: "I have been gathering data for a
Ixinklet giving detailed information
n bout the wholo route, with pictures
nnd maps, the purpose of which Is to
Hell a trip over tho whole highway,
ir as much of It as the Individual has
tho time to take, by showing him that
It Is a trip of continuous delight, with
many unique objects of wonder and
htiiuty here and there all along the
way. This booklet will bo used to
create travel as well as to guldo it
nlong the way. We want to sell this
trip to many thousands of people who
have now no expectation of taking It,
nnd we know from experience that It
Is easier to sell a whole trip than It is
to sell any special. attraction which Is
u thousand or more miles (fway,
"We also use the l'aclfio Coast
Travel mng.izine, of which I am the
editor, to describe and picture In the
most attractlvo way nil tho things
that are to bo seen along tho entire
route. Of course one of the greatest
of 1 these, In fact the chief one, is
Crater jLako, something not to be
Ht'on elsewhere In the world, and this
will be constantly pictured and talked
about In the magazine. So will the
Josephine Caves, which are naturally
an attraction of Med ford and the Pa
cific highway, and not of another
route and more dint ant places. A
I'oadfrom Medford to the caves
would tie them to the Pacific highway
forever, with Medford at one end and
(J rants Tans at the other &t the points
of departure and return. That would
combine' the two great attractions of
the caves and the lake to bring and
hold travel on the Pacific highway
Hnd would be a splendid business
move for both Medford and Grants
Pass.
"I Whs one of the charter members
nf the Mara mam, nnd associated with
W. I). Steel, who early did so much to
bring both Crnter I-ake and the
Joseph Caves to the attention of
the world, and naturally take a great
Interest In them both, as well as till
tills noruiwost Pacirtc region, about
which I have written so. mnvh dtflng
the post forty years." t
Capt. nnd Mrs. Wells went south to
Yreka this afternoon.
w to ai tfl mm
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It Is unlawful to hunt, pursuo, or
take any mlgrntory bird between sun
set und ono-hulf hour before sunrise.
ECRKKA. Cal. The theory that
Miss Carmen Wagner, 18-yenr-old
girl found murdered near here may
have been killed in accordance with
sacrificial rites of an ancient tradi
tion by a descendant of nn Indian
tribe, was advanced by Tr. 33. O.
Hclnrich, Herkcley criminologist after
visiting the canyon where the young
woman's body was found burled.
A National Church.
A national church to cost more
thnn $1,000,000 is
Vashlngton City by the Disciples of'aro aavej.v
Christ. The building fund will bo
raised by an appeal to tho 1,500.000
members of this church throughout
the country.
At tho Kpiscopalinn Convention.
According to press reports the
Episcopalians In their general con
vention at New Orleans "swung over jam
io u nuneiujan meuious ui u'u-tlon whnt promlsod to be another
fashioned Methodists" and In one- bloortv Balkan nr. An.wi .tmi.'
by and looks on.: But the ldenllsln of
The Idealism of Wilson.
The idealism of Woodrow Wilson
In his groat concept of a World
heague of Nations for tho preventing
of war and establishing peace has
the past few days, vindicated its
practicability, as veil as Its' ideal-
In bringing to speedy cessa-
half day pledged the million
a half deficit of the church.
and
For -Ireland - Pryi , :
Two official delegates from the
general assembly- of the Irish ' Pres
byterian church, enmo to this coun
try recently to make n study of
a great American is making history.
Fascist-Manoiilo Clashes.
- Following Fascist-Masonic clashos
in Florence, Italy, tho grand master
of tho Masonic brder in Italy hns ls-
siieri nn nl-iln. 4a nil .A - 1. ..1 .1
American prohibition nnd enlist tha no more meetng3 untll ,urtnor no.
tice. It is proposed to suspend all
sympathy of American prohibition
ists in tho effort to - make Ireland
dry.
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' for ymir stomach
on overwork it by
IwT i "stuffin8" and eating
between meals.
Try WRIGLEY'S
I when you want "just
1 a snack"
N It will soothe and
I satisfy your taste
cravnig-, allay thirst and
n feverish mouth, calm
R the 'stomach, ease your
' l tired nerves,
I Teeth are kept clean,
G throat refreshed, the
B craving is satisfied and
h when regular meal
fl time comes, you're
. I ready!
I Then "AFTER EVERY
A?JaJ MEAL" it aids -"ZTn
digestion. ---2""S-ViJJ'vc
'Mter Every Meal"
Put
Radio nnd tho Farmer,
Three colleges, tho University of
Iowa, the University of Pittsburg
and tho Kansns State Agricultural
college, are sliding lectures thru
tho air and giving credit to those
who pa?s examinations on whnt they
have heard. The lectures are de-
Miss Rogers Gained
15 Pounds in Six Weeks
Skinny Men and Women Gain
i 5 Pounds in 30 Days or
Money Back.
O-nH With
th
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My dear Friends:
After my attack of Flu I was
thin, run down and weak. 1 had a
sallow complexion, my checks were
sunk in and 1 was - continually
troubled with gas on my stomach.
1 felt stuffy and had lost my appe
tite. .1 had read about McCoy's Cod
Liver Oil Compound Tablets and de.
elded to Rive - them a trial. At
once I began to pick up an appe
tite, tny cheeks filled out und my
complexion 'became healthy look
and I gained 16 pounds in
weeks nnd am very thankful or
what McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Com
pound Tablets did for pie.
Miss Alberta Kot;gs, 2(i4 W Cerro
Clorda St., Decatur, 111.
To take on weight, grow itroflt!
and vigorous, to fllK out the hollows'
l0 cheeks atid neck, try McCoy's Cod
Liver oil Compound Tablets for 30
days. 6t Tablets to cents at
Heath's Drug Store and druggists'
everywhere. If they don't give you
wonderful help In jto days, get yourj
money hack you be the judge-Hut
be sure nnd ask for .McCoy's, the
original and genuine. Adv,
T-O-N-I-G-H-T!
A Startling Adaptation of
the Most Sensational Novel
of a Decade
"RECOMPENSE"
' Sequel to
'SIMON CALLED PETER'
By Robt. Keable
' With
MARIE PREVOST
MONTE BLUE
WHY DOES
A PUBLIC UTILITY
NEED MCNEY.?
1 POWER COMPANY I
YOUR PAWNERS
IN r(OUMS
(KlALTOj
BEGINS 1
TOMORROW MATINEE!
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lair- MATT MOORJJ
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES
A public utility such as The California Oregon Power
Company furnishes an almost continuous opportunity for
the investment of capital. That is a healthy sign of growjth.
When you huild a new house and call upon the power
company to "turn on the lights," the company immediately
begins to' draw on new capital to buy and install new
poles, new wires, a transformer, a meter and other equipment
Right at the start, each new connection costs as much as
all It will earn for the next five or six years. . For every dollar
of new revenue each year, the company must invest at least
five or six dollars in new and improved facilities to reach
that dollar. And every so often, when the growing market
for power reaches a certain point, it must build additional
power bouses, generating machinery and transmission lines.
i cA big investment - ,
, a slow but steady income
All these new facilities have a proven ability to earn a
reasonable amount of money.
. But they earn money slowly steadily and surely, but
only a little each year. The money to pay for them in trie
first place must therefore bo obtained by offering tho com
pany's securities for public investment.
The power company that is always growing must fre
quently need new capital. And it always pays just as much
for the use of this capital as it is obliged to pay no more.
New Copco Preferred imill yield 6.52
As a Preferred Stockholder (oneof nearly 3,000 in this
territory) you are personally interested in seeing your com
pany pay less and less for capital as its securities grow in
value. Or, a a new Investor, you are equally interested in
the higher appraisal of Copco Preferred Stock as shown by
the dividend rate of tho new issue 6.52 not on t,he
' investment. ' ,
THE CALIFORNIA -OREGON POWER COMPANY
OFFICES!
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A FEW GOOD
Drug
Bargains
AT OUR STORE
Special Prices
for
This Week Only
Thatcher's Wonderful
Blood Medicine
$1.00 bottle.
Buy two for 1.34
Alvita Tonic Tablets
Useful in the treatment of kidney,
liver anil blander trouble.
$1.00 a box.
Buy two for $1.28
Eopa Neuritis Tablets
For nervo paiu, sciatica, neuralgia
and neuritis.
$1.00 a bottle.
Buy two for $1.37
Glandogen for Women
The gland tonic for general weak
ness and run-down condition.
$3.00 a bottle.
Buy two for $4.85
Large size for women, i a botti.
JJuy two for JU.75.
Glandogen for Men
The gland tonic for general weak
ness and run-down condition.
$3.00 a bottle.
Buy two for $4.85
Largo size for men, tS.OO a bottle.
Buy two tor $11.75.
Caroco Shampoo,
with Shampoo Comb, 50c.
Buy two for 83 .
Gillett Razor
Leather metal case, 98
Eveready Razor
With two blades and bristle lather
brush.
A great bargain, 99
Gem Razors
1 With wall bracket, 50 ,
Durham Duplex Razor
case, old style or new
$1.00
Special Hair Clippers, $2.00
Special Barber Shears, $1.25
Price for the set, $2.98
Warranted Pocket Knives
981
Manicure Scissors
A big assortment, 75
Keystone Vacuum Bottles
V th aluminum cork, 98
A Genuine Pint
Thermos Bottle, $1.25
Aluminum Hot 1
Water Bottles
Tho Ideal bod warmer.
$3.50
Nilo Bath Soap
The one that floats.
12 bars with a good size
Turkish bath towel, $1.00
Cutex Sets, 35t and 60
Turkish Wash Cloths, 15c
Three tor 5t?
Placing your elbows In Grape Fruit
for thirty mlntitos evory day Is said
to produce dimples.
Kotex in Packages, 65c
binglo ones, of
Nupak
Johnson ft Johnson a superior
sanitary napkin.
65
A Line of Alarm Clocks
The ones that will get out out these
cold, frosty mornings.
98 and up.
Horehound Candy,
Home-made
The horohound Is grown In Jack
son county and the candy U made
by a local candy maker.
10e and 25 bags.
Mentholated Couch
Drops, 5t
new product of the Mentbolatum
HEATH'S
Drug Store
PHONE 884
109 E. Main St.
ft n?;r ? r pn?nr
Celluloid
Gillett stylo.
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