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OF ELECTION LOSS
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FASTING QUICKENS
OTTAWA. Out.. Nov. 0. (A. P.) It
In Ilii) purpose of W. M,icKpn.io KiiiK,
Ihn premier, to ko before parllanii'iit
with tiiM r.'ililimt. nntwitliHtantllntt t lie
Tnet that the liberals, ot which party I
lio Is tlio leader, are in the minority '
of the house of commons in cnnse
(jimnee of tha recent general election.
This tiniuiunconient was miulo last
nfKlit by Mr. .Kim; In n lennthy stalo
inniit, in which lio took the Kromid
that nltlioiiKh the conservatives, led
liv Arthur MelKlicn, had llfi scats In
the chamlier us nKiilnst 102 for Iho
llherals. this was far from ImllcathiK
that Mr. Alc-ifchcn was in n position
to command a majority of the 2f(
members. In fact, Mr. MiiK nildeil
tho results of the election "appear
clearly to indicate that he is not in
such a position.
The staleitient was issued after
several conferences Willi tho governor
Keneral, j
;t
LIKELY TO FAIL
XAHU VILLI-:, Tonn., Nov. R. (A.
P.) Including tho volo of thrco cn-ft'i-oncpH
yoHtcriluy, tho combined vote
of thirty an mini co'.iforcnecH In the
Methodist KpiHcnpitl church today
h( or x I at 2UGB facing and 2171
n jm I nut unification with tho Mctho
dfHt Episcopal church, making final
puftK.-iKO appear improbable.
Yo8terdaya votes were: Kast Okla
homa 140 for, 18 aaiiiHt; North MIh
piKKippi 43 for, 166 agahiHt; Louisiana
1 17 for, 74 usaliiHt,
Three-fourthfi of tho total vote In
tho Bouthern church Ik required for
unficatlon to pans. Tho voto la now
KHfi in the required majority.
Thirteen conferences are yet lo vote,
the total voto being expected to reach
only about 8000.
CHICAOO, Nov. C. (A. Pi) Mental
ability anil aloi tncHH are retarded i
during a long fust bul suddenly in
crease, often above normal, whon cat-1
wk is rcKttmed, it is learned in psy
chological tests conducted at tho l'iii-
versity of Chicago by J. A. (Jlazo on
himself, his wife and Frederic HoelzH.
Tho oxperimentH were conducted at
tho II mo llnelzel, who holds tho world
record of IfH days for experimental
fuHtinv-C, went through his month of
prolonged hunger. At tho saino lime
(Haze fasted 17 days and .Mi a. Glaze I
ten. The tests show that the hand Ih !
steadier and the brain clearer after
the fast than before and (luring It.
Other observations wero:
Dreams aro nioro numerous In
longer faHts than shorter ones.
One sleeps less during tho fast,
though a much longer tiino Ih spent I
in bed than normally.
Tho sense of smell Is much keener. !
One subject lost all taste for to
bacco after the third day of fasting.
Berkeley Co-Eds Go
Forth in Trousers,
But Land in Jaili
nEHKISLEY, CrI., Nov. fi. (A. V.)
llored "lo death with life" as art
studentH at tho California Instituto of
Arts and CraftK, Marian Fish, 17, and
Lillian Hettencourt, 19, ventured forth
in mens garb to make a oloscr study
of life. Their research work ended
in tho city jail. After being (old by
police that they deserved a spunking
they wero returned to their homes.
Cook with gas.
4th
UOHinyiUl. Ore., Nov. B. A total
of l.(il7.Lft)f. fish wero planted In
lakes and streams of Dougla county,
the eggs having bene Imtehcd In tho
Hock Creek trout hatchery, according
to tho report filed by Superintendent
T. II. Hill with the state game com-
nilsHlHon. The hatchery' handled 2.
04 1,230 with a loss of OH.riOl . There
were l.suiuirifl fish hatched of which
25, -(it wore lost.
Th ehalchery plantod 431.000 steel
head trout; 4 1.006 black spotted
trout and 1.145,130 rainbows.
Tho hoHvy loHHoa, according to Mr.
Hill's report wero due to delays in
I in oNportat Ion and high temperature
and low water during tho tmmmcr.
The Screen
By Yo Press Agent
Slot In Ktvamum, Hunt's (Valerian.
Gloria KwaiiHon, back la America
(on the screen) after her various ex
curtdoim Into France, will be the Htar
at tho Hum's Craterlan, beginning to
day, In "Tho Coast of Folly." Palm
ltcach is the scene of much of Iho
story, whence It gets its title of "The
Coast of Folly." And Iho title Is con
cerned Willi .Joyce (tathway ami her
mother, Nad inc. Countess tie Taunt.
Miss Hwunsnn plays both roles, and
wears stunning gowns.
Anthony .lowttt, is tlio Iirry, and
some of the others are Hornlhy dim
ming, Kugcnlo IJrsserer, Alee It. Fran
cis, Jed Prouty, Arthur Hatisuian,
Lawrence Cray.
Kuyinoml f'.nllard has arranged an
Interesting program, playing "Sotnc
w hero a Voice Ih Calling." as his solo
number, and there will bo a number
of short films. on the bill.
Tom Mix ami Tony. Itlalto.
Tho very mention ,if Tom Mix's
name electrifies the motion picture
fans, and the unnouuecmrnt of that
royal screen hero's appearance at the
lltaltu tomorrow and Kalurdxy In
"The Everlasting Whisper," should
bring the lovers of red blood western
ers out In droves. His wonder horse
Tony, puts across soino of the most
astounding stunts that a camera bus
ever recorded. It's a charming love
story, with a brilliant finish.
"Tho I'nholy Three, slurring I.on
I'haney, closes tonight. There Is a
splendid east ft ml an almost human
gorilla adds a touch of ctfoctivu ter
ror to the story.
WhlN frgo.M
Coming to the Hunt's Craterlan the
sensational success of two continents
"White Cargo," dramatized by Leon
Clordon from Ida Vera Klmonton's
book, ' Hell's Playground," and pro
duced by Karl Carroll; the play hiis
enjoyed n run of over three years at
Daly's theater, New York and dupli
cated its furore at the Pluyhousc, Lon
don, ami at tho Curt Theater, Chi
cago. "While Cargo" Is a vivid play of
lovo In the tropics, tho action taking
place on tho West Coast of Africa,
portraying the. struggle for develop,
ineitt in a country that defies en
croaching civilization and where the
even shining sun breeds Inevitable de
cay. which penetrates not only vege
tation, but aln the minds and hearts
of the white men who uttcmpt tu con
quer it. -
i "White Cargo" Is booked for Mon
day niht, November l so" an early
reservation of mats Is dt nirable. so &
to insure against disappointment, ,
Tho Infernal IVmlnlno
VlUtANA. HI. 1 ted liiangu Is re
reiving iriny mash notes. These, with
congrativdons make up nlmiit "00
Icih'i-s dally. r
O o$ with ss,
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SummoiM In Foroclostiro of Del In
oitent Tax Oitlficate.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon in and for the County -of
Jackson.
Pine licit Hanking Company, a Cor
poration, Plaintiff, vs. John F.
Hwauson, If living, and his unknown
heirs , if dead, and ult other parties
or persons unknown, claiming any
right, tit lo or interest In or to the
real proporty described herein, De
fendants. To tho above nninod defendants and
to each and all thereof:
In tho'nnme of tho State of Ore
gon, you and each of you are hereby
notified that the Pine licit Hanking
Company, an Oregon corporation,
with its principal ufflco and place ol
business at Hutto Kails. Jackson
County, Oregon, is tho holder and
owner of Certificate of Delinquency
No. 0170, Issued on tho 3rd dify of
August, 102, by the Tax Collector of
Jackson County, Oregon, for tho
amount of 937.36, tho same being tho
amount then duo and delinquent for
taxes for tho year 11)20, together with
penalty, interest and costs thereon to
tho dato of said certificate, upon the
real property assessed to J. I. Kftnr,
and of whh-h the said J. D. Kiler was
then tho owner, as appears by the
Tax Hecnrds and Deed Records of
Jai-ksou County. Slate of Oregon, and
particularly described us follows, to
wil: Tho southeast quarter of Section
One, In Township Thirty-two South,
Itangu Two Mast, of tho Willamclto
Meridian, containing 1GQ ueres more
or less.
i ou are further notified that the i
said plaintiff has paid taxes on said
premises for subsequent years with
the rate of interest ou said sums at I
12 per cent per annum, ns follows:
August 3rd, litL'2. $35.30; Jan. 3rd,
I'IL'3. $30.60: November 5th. ll)i!3.
$16. 94: February 5th, 1025, $00.73;
May fit lm. 1025, $42.70. all of-which re
spective sums, together Vith the sum
of $37. KG. so nald unpaid Certificate
of DelhiquViuy, en tho 3rd day of
August, tz i, as aforesaid, aro now
past due and payable and thero is now
duo to plaintiff thereon, said respec
tive sums together with Interest there
on nt 12 per cent per annum from the
ri'Npcoilvo dates of payment as afore
said, to the dale hereof, making a to-
I now (I no tnereon at this date In tho
sum of $340. 5fi; as is more fully set
forth In the Application to Foreclos
ure, siittl tnx lion, which application fs
now of record in the above entitled
court and cause, ami to which "appli
cation reference is hereby made.
The said John F. Swansea ns
tho legal owner of the title to tho
above described property, as same ap
pears of record, and each of tho de
fendants named or referred to, as well
as all other parties or persons tin
known, claiming any right, title, In
terest or claim, estate or lien. In or lo
said real property, are hereby notified
that the said plaintiff has applied ti
the Circuit Court of said County and
Slate aforesaid, for a decree foreclos
ing tho lieu of said taxes against the
properly abovo described, und each
thereof are hereby summoned to ap
pear within sxty days after tho dale
of (he first publication of this sum
mons, exclusive of tho day of the first
publication thereof, and defend this
suit or pay the amount duo as above
shown, together with all accruing In
terest thereon from said respective
dates of payment to tho date of such
repayment, at 12 per cent per annum,
together with any and all subsequent
taxes since accrued against said pre
mises and paid by this plaintiff, to
gether with all penalties, costs and
accrued Interest thereon, and tho
costs and disbursed nts of this suit,
ami in case of your failure to do so.
a decree 111 bo rendered In said
court and esnxo. foreclosing tho lien
of the said taxes and costs, against the j
land and premises above described,
This summons Is published and
nerved upon you by publication In the'
Medford Mall Tribune, a legal news
paper published regularly und dally
in Medford. Jackson County, Oregon,,
and of general circulation In said
County and State, said summons be
ing published pace a week for a pe
riod of at IcsNt six succesHtve and con
secutive weeks, under and bv virtue of
an order of publication heretofore
Inly made and entered bv the Hon. O.
M. Thomas, Circuit Judge for Jackson
County, Oregon, said order hearing
bite of .September 1 7. fh. bleb
said order o requires said defendants
to so appear within sixty days from
the date of the flrst0ptibllcation of
ibis summons exclusive of the day of
the first publication tleof.
The datgjof the first publication of
this HtimnY-mt Is Sept, 1M, lpa;,.
All papers and pun ens In honn
proceedings may be served upon the
undersigned, n reshlont of the State of
Oregon. u his s. Irons ns given be
low, he being nWorney for plaintiff
herein. I .1. NKWMA.N.
Attorney for l'l:ttoiiff
Office and Pint office nddici. Palm
HuilUluiTi Aledfoid, Oiccon.O
inc. i vNTvroum-
l & & urn -ss kxx,. rzvi ' a KA,m . m
Two DEPENDABIES-TlieGENEML Dealer
and GENERAL Gasoline
Judy & Frohbach, Inc:
Wholesale Distributors
Every GENERAL Dealer realizes
'that his merchandising success depends
upon customer satisfaction. He is an
independent business man with an in
vestment to protect. To protect it he
must bring you back again and again.
To bring you back he must treat you
fairly, serve you squarely and satisfy
GENERAL Products rAre Sold Only by Authorized Independent Dealers
at the Green-and-White Sign. !
"Fill Up Your Tank and Let Your ENGINE Decide!"
you in every particular. And that's
just what, every GENERAL dealer; is
doing- with his customers day in and
day out. Watch GENERAL Author
ized, Independent :Dealers. They're all'
successful. Patronize them. You'll
find them as dependable as GENERAL' ..
itself!
GONE
and Lubricants
GAS
83
Yes, our leo creams
cast u spell of delight
over those who eat it.
Tho flavors aro tho
result of making
cream with fresh fruit
or genuine flavoring
extracts. Servo it
every day.
"lYrfert vo Cream"
Jackson County
Creamery
M ra
CASH PAID
For Second-Hand
Furniture and Stoves
W. A, KINNEY
Furniture House
315 E. Main Phone 505
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Insurance
First Insurance
Agency
A. L. HILL, Managar
Phona 105 ' 30 North Central
Medford, Ore.' ''
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At All Times
a
The o
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The Busy Corner Motor Co.
Travel by Motor Stage
SAFELY, 8WIFTLY AND COMFORTABLY
Si . ,
Two Through Stages Daily
To Portland, leaving Medford at 7:45 A. M. and 1130 k. M.
. A pleasant one day trip.
Alio leaea Medford at 6:00 P. M. for Roseftnrg, connffcting
. following morning to Portland. -
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We lake paaaenger lor all way point. For further Information j
and tlcyita call Union gtage oiot. Phone 309.
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