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LITTLETON, Colo.t Nov. 5. (A.
P.) Little prORreHS had been mmlo
up to noon today In the tanjt ff
electing a Jury to try Dr. Harold
Blazer, fitted physician, on a rhargo
Of Hlaylnt? bin 32-year-old diuiKhtfr,
Hazel, iho "child .woman' who
never grew from Infancy.
Of the thirteen talesmen origi
nally called to the Jury hox. not
on- had been agreed upon as a
Juryman. 1
Earl h. Medeskers was pxued
when he declared that for twenty
yearn ho had been an advocate nf
pulnlewily putting' to death linheHJnN
and other lrrnHponsiblnH.
Defense Attorney M o w e r y an
nounced that he would plan- Dr.
Jilnzer on the Htand in hiH own di
fenHe. He will contend, the attorney
Bald, that the doctor feared he
would die "leaving" that hHplH
creature In the world," as a burden
to the community. The-clcfcns will
further claim that, with this thought
In mind. Dr. Hlazer decided both
Iw and his daughter tthould die. j
. After slaying her. Dr. Blazer failed
In an attempt to commit Aiih-ide,
Maintaining that Dr. Blazer's love
for her prompted him to commit!
the act, Attorney Mowery said he'
would Bay to the Jury:
"If that Is murder, then go ahead
and punish this old man, who made
no other error than to do what he
thought was right."
District Attorney Jo! Rhino, pros
ecutor of the case, wilt contend the
chloroforming of Hazel by the doc
tor wan a deliberate murder. The
Btate will renist.Ir. Htonn wild, the
defense' Intimation that the "1 hlld
woman" had no soul.
OF. SEASON IN
WILLAMETTE V
KLAMATH KALLH, Ore.. Nov. 5.
Thtf coldeHt weather of the fall sta
tion was felt here last night when the
mercury dropped to sixteen above
zero. The weather Is clear and cold
today with u prophecy of continued
cold again tonight.
PBNDI JSTON, Ore., Nov. 5. The
mercury deHcetuled below the freezing
point here last night for the second
time this week when it dropped to 28
above. At H o'clock this murnitu; the
thermometer registered 30 above with
the weather clear and the sun Hhlning
brightly. Monday night the mercury
dropped to above.
K17C1ISNK, Ore.. Nov. fi. Last night
was the coldest of the fall here when
the mercury slumped to SO degrees.
On October IS the temperature of 82
degree was recorded, the next coldest
night of the season.
ME
AT ELKS' LODGE DEMPSEY WALKS
TO i.vrnonrcE WILD TritKFVS.
(Continued from cage one.)
this water for trout. The fish
were formerly clanalflod ax gume
fluli In Oregon and today are con
sidered by most sportsmen ns
very desirable rood fish. We very
much doubt tho advisability nf
trying to exterminate them, but In
. order to relieve the situation in
the Crane prairie district some-
what, we have takon the matter
up with one of the local markets
in Portland and have nriiumod
with our deputy game warden,
. C, A. James, to send in n hiiimiIv
, of 100 pounds of these fish. This
' merchant assures us he will be
able to develop a ready market
for this really very fine food fish;
As Crane prairie Is In nn area
closed to fishing, the work of
catching them will necessarily de
volve upon this deirartment, and
it is possible that If the commis
sion desires this work undertaken
it will not only be solf-sustalning
' but will yield a small revenue to
tho department."
INOHKASK ICXKMITIONS.
The first big meeting nf general
i enit'l lUJiiuieiii nim-i- mi- i,k " ,,,-
iner vntiitlon, will lie held by the Klks
tonight, fur which a big program of
fun, in the nature nf a delayed Hal
I lowe'en celebration, and ."unusual
gof,d euts" have been prepared. A
big turnout uf local anil vlidtlng Klks
In expected. Hubert Hnyl Is chairman
In charge of the entertainment fea
tures. ' Some Important business will nlso
I be ciin.siilered. A resolution that will
radically change the prencnt policy
of cluli management will come up for
final passage. A list of proposed ac
tivities and entertainments for the
winter season will be presented for
approval.
I'ltKMIKIl.
AT'I'K.MIT TO Kll.li
(Continued from page 1.)
editor of tho I'opolo yunglla, nlso
was arrested.
As soon ns the arrests became
known Hlgnnr Karlnaccl, secretary
general or the fasulst party. lsBiied
a manifesto ordering the 'fascists
throughout Italy -to gather at Uu-lr
respective headquarters this evening
to carry out demonstrations of re
joicing over the premier's "escape
fro nithe assassin's bullet. Hignor
Fnrluuci'i also ordered tho fascists
to refrain from any attempts at re
prisals. Premier Mussolini has sent orders
to the prefects to tnko energetic
mensures to prevent reprisals.
BEST FOR SWEDEN
CHICAGO, Nov. 5. (A. P.) Pro
hibition in America seems to be very
effective. Senator J. liergman of
HtockhoUn, Sweden, snid today on his
arrival as a frnternal delegate at the
convention of the Antl-Haloon league.
have been here one month," Dr.
Herman said, "and I have seen but
two drunkards." .
A review of the Swedish system of
Individual licenses to purchase intox
icants, called the Bruit system, after
the Inventor of the plan, was given
by Dr. Bergman. He suid that It had
reduced drunkenness about one-third,
but was satisfactory neither to the
wets nor the drys. Those who are
in favor of the Bratt system, he said,
really are a minority, but they seem
a majority because of those who tol
erate it and don't wish prohibition
entirely.
"After the failure of the Bratt yn
tem," he said, "the people will find
that the American system is the right
wny and the feeling in favor of total
prohibition is growing."
as n retaining fee and left Tamplcu
without oxphtuatton.
Should the Mexican authorities fail
to apprehend Dempsey before he
crosses the border, the dispatches say,
the promoters will Bite hira for dam
ages in the American courts.
DempHey arrived yesterday at La
redo, Texas.
HALEM. Ore.. Nov. 5. O. U Mc- U'ouncll Blurfw. where ho will receive
Intyro, who Iihm been superintendent ii salary of $4UU0 u year, jubilee lwi
Uff the state school for the deaf since what he receives in urvKuii. iiu
Rjclober.1922. today presented rYisihas received Indications that there
fOclober, 1922, today presented
resignation to ine Binie uunru 01 con
trol, and It was accepted, to be effec
tive November 27. Mr. Alclntyre re
signs to accept the superlntendency
of the Iowa school toY the denf nt
may be an Increase In the salary in
Iowa In the near future.
Large cotton rags wanted at Mall
Tribune offic.
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MEXICO CITY, Nov. fi. (A. P.)
Newspaper dispatches from Tampico
say local boxing; promoters are much
exercised over the failure of Jack
Dempsey to appear at exhibitions
there in accordance with a contract.
They allege that the champion re
turned a 10,000 peso check given him
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The '
rarest
of flavors
in the
handsomest
of tins for
table use
SchillingPaprika
Pepper ,
Nutmeg t Sage
Allspice i Mace
Cinnamon r Ginger
Mustard & 11 others
Ten
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"Salting
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We Issue
Titl
e Insurance
Policies
By arrangement with the Title
ami Trust Company of Oregon,
we can now insure your owner
ship of real estate against any do.
feels of title or adverse claims,
and relieve you of all risk of loss
in that respect.
The issuing company guarantees
the soundness of your title and
assumes all risk of loss and the
cost of defending your title in
court, if sueh necessity should
ever arise.
$100,000
on deposit with the state for pro
ted ion of policy holders. .
Aslc for details covering
your property.
Jackson County
Abstract Co.
Med ford Glass Co.
Automobile Glass and Mirrors made
to order. We call for your sash and
replace broken windows.
Phone 140.
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spread tux ro vision desired by th o
committee.
With Its Ron I fixed, the committee
before consideration of new rnto
nchcrtulcii, taking up fh-Ht the in
come luxes, considered the heart of
the revenue Utw. The chairman pre
dicted an early decision on income
schedules. I
Muko Ufe Worth Living.
Don't tto around feeling tired, lurk
ing In energy and stronKth. hecauMe.
your kidney are not working prop
erly. The line of KOI.KV8 1MU,H, n
diuretic stimulant for the kidneys,
will flush your kidneys, remove inju
rloiiH WHHte matter and ItritiK the kid
neH hack to a normal, active condi
tion, "Your KOl.KY 1MM.H are the
only thing I ever nt to do me any
good." writ en Samuel llrenner, Alex
andria, Ilnd. Adv. I
Xothv to CtutiiKP Zone.
Notice in hereby given that the City
Planning Commission wil hold a
hearing on Momluy, November !th,
nt the hour of 7:30 o'clock p. in. In the
city hall on the petition of the ciLy
council to consider the redn unifica
tion of a portion of the following
street front a Henldence District Oluss
I to a Itiislness District Chink 111.
A portion of North lllverstde avenue
between Jackson and Maple utivetH.
CITY PLANNING COMMISSION,
Hy Lew hi I'lrlch, Chairman.
Tly T, M, AlfonI, Secretary l!D
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Answer to the Burning Question
HUNT'S CRATERIAN
ONE NIGHT ONLY MONDAY, NOV. 16
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CRIMSON WITH THE RED BLOOD OF TRUTHI
VHIT W7TI 1 LAUGH CRY GASP AT THE STARK
I VJU VV1LL REALISM OE THIS MOST UNUSUAL
OF PLAYS AWOWI
THE PLAY THE WHOLE COUNTRY IS TALKINQ ABOUT
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THE SEASON'S BIGGEST DRAMATIC WALLOP
MAIL ORDERS I PRICES I SEATS ON SALE
50c, $1.10. 1.65, 2.20 4 FRIDAY, NOV. 13
m NOW RECEIVEO
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Russell's Clearance Sale
of the Season's Smartest Coats
SZssJ
PER CENT DISCOUNT
on All Coats from $60 to $200
Friday and Saturday will be the first two days of our "Fall Coat Clear
ance," when the most exquisite eoat creations of the season are going to
l)c sacrificed in a stock adjustment sale that will prove beyond any doubt
the biggest selling event we have ever had on exclusively High Grade
Apparel. Every demanded model of the late Fall Season is represented
in this "Fall Coat Clearance, " the size range is complete, the colors arc
beautiful and all the new colors are shown, the furs are of the highest
quality on every coat.
We again call your attention to the "Guaranteed Truth in all
our advertising." We never have and never will raise a retail
price in order to make a big comparative sale price.
The 25 per cent reduction on all our coats from $00 np to $200 is made
from our usual moderate pricings and represents a very remarkable sav
ing for you.
Right Now When Coats Are
in Demand Comes
the Season's Greatest Savings
STARTING FRIDAY
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HOME DRESSMAKERS WEEK
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Xow that December fashions from the Standard Designer Fashion Com
pany are here you can select the advance style and complete your Fall
sewing in time to start earl v on your Christinas gifts vou intend to
m'.ike.. To feature this "Home Dressmakers' Week" we
have place! all silks, wool goods and nil cotton piece
goods on sale at a big reduction. The savings made by
purchasing now will lylp make your Christmas money go
further.
10
Discount
Girls' Dresses at S3.50 and $5.00 for
ages 6 to 4
Wonderful values in all wool Botany flannels, balbriggan
in on? and two piece dresses and velvet combined with
s-illts. The prices of fLoO and sjtf.OO arc less than the ma-,
tetials would cost you in most dresses and such becoming
little styles that you will be well pleased we ai sure with
the display offered. o
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