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MEDFORD. OlttiUOX, THUHSDAY, NOVKMBKU V2, 1923
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GOVT. URGED TO
RED GRANGE GETS
WIFE OF LONDON
able late rains luterf erring with
threshing and possibly causing some
100 Par Cent American.
ANGORA. IA. P.) Mustapha Kenial
has started a dinner dunco fashion.
He made all tbe Turkish ladies un
cover heads and laces in front of the
diplomatic corps.
Nolan, socialist, 7 cents to find that
New York-did not want him as an
alderman. He avers this expenditure
was for three stamps and a cigarette.
loss to unthreshed went in .Montana.
The Berkeley flint r let I'allfmnla,
!E ST. PAUL
L'tuh. Nevada and Arizona reunited
STELLAR POST IN '
HE KILLED FOE AS
conditions generally satisfactory.
King It Entertained.
LONDON. (A. P.) The arl ot
Iveagh, who la 7$ years old and has
a traveling kitchen on bis game pre
serves, Is entertaining King George
Eitelle'i Dog Is Held.
NEW YORK. (A. IM EsteMo Tay
lor Dempsey'a dog is being detained
by en stoma officials. They have, been
Informed It is worth $10,000 or mora.
Mrs. Dempsey valued it at $58. It
cams from Kngland.
Three Girls Killed by War Shell. .
CIKYCALOaNE. France. (A. P.)-
A war-time shell In a field lulled three
curious little girls on Armistice day.
The Low Cost of Politics.
NKW YORK. (A. I.V It cost P. F.
INTEREST RATE
POLITICAL JOB
I at hunting deluxe.
Cook with gas.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. IS. (A. I'.)
A hill and argument to bo put lu--fore
tho coming ucstiiun of coiiki'hh
uriting that railroadB In financial llf
flcullles which owe money to tht kiiv
eminent bo allowed a reduction In In
terrHt from alx to four or 4 Vi per 'ent
was niailo public today by tho Itiiil
road Owners association. The cao
of tho Chicago, Mllwaukeo and Kt.
Paul railroad, now in recelvei'Hhip.
was cited cnpeelally as ono In which
tho government should reduce ittt ex
actions since tho road owes the gov
ernment $55,000.00(1. ,
A reduction, the argument contend
ed, would facilitate early termination
ef this receivership.
The association was said to repre
sent' "ninny thousands of stockhold
ers throughout the country, and ap
proximately Jl.000,000 or stock own
ership." . .
The government was largely re.
sponsible for tho situation In which
the railroads becamo its debtors, It
asserted.
Ijiliorlcc Fights Klan.
VICTORIA, B. C. Francis A.
llrowne, laborito member of the llilt
lHh Columbia legislature, said ho risk
ed "being waited upon by hoodlums
In nightgowns." when ,ho demanded
that tho government act to prevent
the organization of a Canadian
branch uf the Ku Klux Klan.
Tragedy Intervenes.
NKW YORK.-r-WM Morrlssy. com
rdlan In soup and fish, has joined the
alimony club at the Ludlow street
jail. A cabaret orchestra played
"Cioogliyc Forever" as he was nabbed
for failure to pay $1600 alimony.
NKW YOKK, Nov. 12. (A. I.)
, Seldom In tho course, of tho hectic
, campaigns In modern sports is It as
easy to pick out and label tho out
standing heroes as In 1025. .
i lied Orange, for Instance, stands
alone on the gridiron pedestal. It is
a source of regret that the death of
Walter Camp prevents (irange from
Joining the Belect circle of rlars who
have gained a placo on the late Vale
critic's all-American selections three
years in a row.
I'aavo Nuruii stands out anion.';
track and field athletes, while Dig
Hill Tilden and Mile. Suzanne Ieng
len dominate the tennis world and
Rogers Mornsby looms large in the
major league baseball field.
' In golf Joyce Wethered, the British
star, likewise tops the women's golf
list. Few will question the top rank
tug position of Hobby Jones.
The list of backfleld aces led by
lied Orange presents an unusually
difficult problem this fall In making
nll-Amorlcan or even a!l-sectloha!
teams. Probably the middle west
would, agree generally upon Orange,
Kutsch and Friedman for three of Its
ull-Klnr backfleld, hut Molendn of
Michigan. Marek of Ohio Slate. Mc
carty of Chicago and Ilaker of North
western would demand consideration
In picking the fourth attacking
weapon.
I Trynn of Colgate. Oberlander of
bartmouth and Kretir. of I'cnn would
be hard to keen off any eastern back-
"fleld array with Bunnell of Yale . or
Pease of Columbia among the out
standing candidates as quarterbacks.
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Vet Hospital Is Laid
K lA M AT J1KAIJ.K. Ore.. Nov. 12.
Tho rnrnoi'Htone of the new vete
ran's meniorinl hospital wnH laid here
yesterday with appropriate ceremo
nies by the American Legion post.
Oeorgo Griffith of-, Salem, past state
commander of the legion, wan the
priurlpitl speaker. '. The building Ik
being erected to the memory of
World War veterans by tho people
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reaching, Pearl Oil in
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Pearl Oil burns clean
the highest-grade
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LONDON Yeomen's suffrage Is
ubout 100 per cent In effect in tho
office of Hlr Willium Pryke, X-ord
Mayor fleet.
During tho 12 months of her hua
hand's reign ljuly Pryke can live
at the Mansion Houae or not as she
liken. although her husband la oblig
ed to do ho. Hho may accompany
her husband jo nil functions. Is pre-
ho tiled at court and is entitled to
present mom born of her own family.
She haa the privilege of an enor
muiiR pew In Saint Paul's' Cathedrale
capable at holding 2G persons, and
no one may enter It without her per
mission, not even the Lord Mayor.
She may appoint maids of, honor at
the Lord Mayor's banquet and ac
company the Lord Mayor on the
bench when he presides as chief
magistrate.
On leaving the mansion house at
the expiration of the lord mayor's
tear of office, thd lady mayoress re
ceives a present of Jewelry from tho
city futliors.
"WASHINGTON, Xov." 12. (A. V )
Because the victim asked htm to do
It as a favor,, Joseph A, IMckard, 26,
told the police, he' shot and killed Jo
seph F. Stein, 45, here last night as a
quietly arranged act , of kindness.
'l did It because: 1 hated to see Mm
live when he wanted to die,' was
I I'lekard'a plea when held on a mur
der charge after confessing to the
police that he shot Stein, in hln room
in the basement of a hospital where
both worked as vlndow washers.
l'lckard- said Stein wanted to die
because ho had . "wrecked his life."
but other employees at the hospital
said there had heenjill feeling between
the two 'men. heeduse Plckard had
made accusations ncalnst Stein's
J character. He Is-alleged to' have con
tinually chlded Stein for living under
tho onuH of hla accusations, ,
New
'Shape
IS
FOR ALASKA WEATHER
ANCHORAGES. Alaska) Mount
Shlshaldln, a volcano on l:nlmak is
land of the Aleutian archipelago is
blamed for the unusual weather
which Is prevailing. Shlshaldln was
reported to . have been active last
week. Itlvers remain open and the
whole landscape Is green. Mountains
usually covered with snow at this
.season aro bare nnd prospectors In re
mote sections aro held up by tho open
weather.
Gorman Note Satisfactory.
. PARKS, Nov. 12. (A. iP.) The
Cologne zone will be avacuated De
cember 1? It is taken for granted In
official circles, tho German note on
disarmament having bee nfoiind sat
isfactory to tho point that no further
obstacles are anticipated.
--Onnk- with was". ' '
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WASHINGTON". Nov. 12. Com
missioner Cooper of the farm loan
board, who has just returned from a
lour of inspection of the various sec
tions covered by the twelve land
banks, views agricultural conditions
throughout the country as ,In the
main, -satisfactory." J
The commissioner issued a state
ment giving in some detail IiIt first
hand observation of conditions in the
various sections. ' ; " V-
"I should say in the New Ktictand
district they are generally satisfac
tory," the statement Vaiid. "The same
would be true of thnjdistricts embrac
ing the two Virginias. Pennsylvania.
Maryland. Delaware, Ohio,, India na.'
Kentucky and .'Tennessee although
serious drought results were report
ed in some section of Virginia and
in some parts of Tennessee."
In the Spokane district Mutilans.
Idaho, Washington and Oregon crop
conditions generally "weTO ''Rood 6x
cept Home local drought;' unsesson
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