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0 o ' TTCF, TEN & tfEDFOKD rxrn TRIBUNE. rEDFOTO". OTtEfiON", TUESDAY TOrEMKET? 192.- (3 U. S. EXPERT SAYS Merc Boys Arc Kansas' Pure Bred Cattle Kings ... ATTACK IN WEST M'ARIII.VOTON', Deo. 8. (A.P.) Th nnvy today drew nonp. thn gihI of Uh testimony before tho army court martial trylnK Colonel William Mitch fill, as a rewult of hiti charxeH of 111' competency In nianagomi'ut of avia tion. Lieutenant Commander II. II. fOHt. naval HtrateKlst expert, tetifled that in IiIh opinion an air Invasion of the l'nited StatoH by an Asiatic power Is InipoHBlhle wltliout ue by it of Kim ulnn and Canaillan territory. "Kven with Russian and Canadian assistance," ho said, "the invadlnK Iiower would require a very superior naval strength, at least three to one. over that of the United States. "We have no reason to become con cerned over the possibility of an air force attacking tho United States ncross the Pacific." Krost mild thnt the nlr InvadlnK force would undoubtedly start from KiisnmiMuura. about 40 miles from Tokio, and proceed north ulonK the line followed by the American round-the-world fliers. The flight throuKh the Aleutians, he testified, was not imprnclical. but was extremely diffi cult and uncertain. Long; non-stop Jumps would be necessary over Ice, mountains, and through dense fog hanks, hut these could be ovolded if Russian territory was available for bases. Froat recited at length tho troubles and delays that the world fliers en countered In the north Pacific and recounted the international assistance which, he said, was necessary to the Hiiccess of the flight. Scientific data and north Pacific navigation and . weather data were read Into the record to emphasize the contention thnt no nlr Invasion of the United States need be regarded ser ious ns a menace at the present time. Replying to Mitchell's charge that "the way America will he reached from Asia Is by way of Alaska," Frost said: ' "I do not believe any nation could seize Alaska under any conditions whatsoever." He agreed, however, that Russia had seized It. h m &h 'le:. , LL-r, 12, I'hihp, 18, and Warren Ljundulil, 15, brothers of Manhattan, Kan., l.ave carried off in the honors for Aberdeen Angus cattle in the exhibitions in which tlicv have participated this rem, imir iun.i iriimiiii!, in inu jvunius .-tuiiunai iivescocK snow, were SCO red with Ilie u..i a y mals with whicli thev arc shnvrt ; I -I RUSSIA ALARMED BY DRUNKENNESS MOSCOW, Deo. (A.P.) Dlsor rlnrti nriHhiK from vodka drinking hnve become ho prevalent thnt tho government hns found It necessary to form n special com mission to draft mimHiiroK for dealing with drunken ness. It hua nlrrady taken stemi to limit tho number of liquor stored In the neighborhood nf factories und to restrict the sale of vodka on Sundays and holidays. A fine for runU onness is In contemplation. Many deaths nre said to have re sulted from the' Introduction of the new forty per rent vodka. Delirious tremens, heretofore nn uncommon dtsoase In KuhhIu, Ih declared now to bo fairly prevalent. rl The Screen By To Praw Afeat. Fowl RtcHlnjr at Cniterltm. Ford Sterling, recently seen In n great comedy role in "The Trouble With Wives," Ih funnier than ever In n leading role In mtpport of Gloria Swan son In the Allan Hwiin-l'nru-motint production, "Htnge. Struck." SterlliiK Ih cast as the manager of nn Ohio river show boat. ;iotia, a wait ress whose ambition It Is to be n great ncti-esH. goes to Mm for a Job, saying she huH taken a correspondence course In stagn acting. Sterling ses u chance for some fun. hires her and all you have to do Is to go to the Hunt's (Va lerian theater tonight to see what hup pens. According to reports, "Stage Struck" Is twice as funny as "Manhandled" and Is the atur's best picture yet. Tllullo Hun (ii4'ii Slum. Nothing In recent years has so held the attention and Intrigued the Inmg Inntlon as the Hereon version of "The Keeper of the Ilees." (lone. Si rut ton Porter's famous novel which appeared In McC'nll's Magattlno recently and which reachcH the silver sheet hy way of the Hkllful direction of l.eo Mee han. son. In-law of the noted novelist. "The Keeper of the Ilees." which opens at the Rlalto theater today, and In addition to other high spots of In terest It contains In the cast, Mrs. Porter's granddaughter, (lene Si rat ton Monroe, who wan the original of the "Little Scout" character. Colorful with the backgrounds of the wide Pa cific and the wind born trees of the west contH cliffs; warm with a human sentiment that only u Mrs. Porter could portray, and telling n big throbbing story of a war heron fight against sickness and disease, the lat est production of Mrs. Porter's works leaves a lasting Impresslson of fine ness. It Is thorough entertainment thrughmit. und an excellent cast sup' ports tho "I,Htle Scot." OF LOST CYCLOPS NORFOLK. Va., Pec. (A.P.) The naval collier Orion, caught In a hurricane off the Virginia Capes Wednesday night barely escaped a disaster which may throw important light on the loss of the ill-fated Cy clops, a vessel of almost identical type. Wrenched by the tremendous seas as she attempted to round Cape Henry after leaving here Wednesday after noon for M-elvllle. It. I., with II, BOO tons of coal, the collier is believed to have been saved from breaking In two only by the swift decision of her skipper to put back to port. Kven though closer" bulkheads gave the Orion slightly greater strength In her longitudinal bracing than the Cy clops, her frames amtdsblp are known to have buckled and twisted In the Htorm and nho was leaking badly to day as she lay at a dock In the navy yard hero. The better longitudinal bnyhiff was the only difference In the two ships and the study which tho naval au thorities will make of the storm's ef fect on the Orion may throw consid erable light on the fale of the Cyclops, which has remained a sen mystery since her disappearance In March, 1018. Many marine authorities have held to the opinion that the Cyclops which was loaded with manganese, and car ried f7 passengers , twenty officers und m crew of 213, broke In two and went down before she could even flash a radio signal. The theory that she might have fallen thn victim of a German submarine was denied by the German authorities. She was last re ported at ItarhadocH In the British West Indies where alio put In for bunker coal. BUILD 'HIKES' ;l SHOT BY ITS TO PUT VOLSTEADISM OUT WASHINGTON', Pec. 8. (A.P.) The first blow In the annual bat tle of the wets and drys in con gress was struck today, by ReDrc sentatlve Hill, republican, of Mary land, who proposed what he said would amount to a popular refer endum on prohildtion. He present ed a resolution for re peal of the eighteenth amendment with a, provision that the action of each state on the proposal be taken through a state convention of dele gales elected by popular vote. Representative Hill also proposed a bill to let each state define "in toxicating beverages" for itself, one to legall'.e 2.75 per cent beer and one to transfer prohibition enforce nient to the attorney general. IS DENIED RETRIAL ON LIQUOR CHARGE NEW AIR POLICY TO CINCINNATI. Dec. (A.P.) The application for a reheating In the case ol' Congressman John W. Langley of Kentucky, convicted on charges of having conspired to violate the Vol stead law, was denied hy the United States circuit court of appeals here today. Langley is under sentence of two years in the Atlanta penitentiary. Langley was sentenced in May, 1924, by Judge A. M. J. Cochran In the fed eral district court at Covington, Ky. The conspiracy involved alleged re moval of 1400 cases of whisky from tho Belle of Anderson distillery of Lawrence bung, Ky. Milton Lipshut', Philadelphia, now convicted with Langley. was also sent enced to two years in the Atlanta penitentiary. The conviction of Lan ley and Llpschutz was affirmed by the United States circuit court of appeals recently. I-ungley filed a motion for a rehearing, which ,.was denied today. r IN MONEY VALUE WASHINGTON, Dee. (A.P.) Prompt and unquestioned recognition of American citizens born In the Ha waiian Inlands when they, are travel-, Ing to any other part of the Vnited , States, was urged in the annual re- I port of W. R. 1'arrlngton, Governor , of Hawaii, made, public toduy by Sec retary Work. This Iksuo was brought about, the ' report declared by the refusal of immigration officials at Hawaiian ports to accept birth certificates Is sued under territorial authority. The territorial legislature has authorized a commlHslon to come to this country to call attention to the situation in an effort to obtain relief. The report said that conditions gen erally In the Islands were satisfactory and that business with the mainland amounted to $17(!l240l0!)l, during the last fiscal year. Kxports to" foreign countries were valued at (1,604,4 50 and Imports $;,C57,K'1. Activities of tho Hawaiian Homes commission were described as being ho satisfactory in settling lands by American citizens of Hawaiian ances try that an extension of Us work to additional areas Is believed justified. ' Governor Farringlon described the Increased number of tourists visiting the island as creating a new Industry which was looked upon with Interest In the Islands. Straighten Up! - Nicest Laxative, "Cascarets" 10c Don't itay headachy, dizzy, sick. Nothing el relieves that bilious, con stipated feeling so nicely as candy -like: "Caaca rets." Take one or two of these pleasant laxa tive tablets any time, to gently stimulate your liver and start your bowels. Then vou will ieei nne, your nead becomes clear, atom ach sweet, tongue pink, skin rosy, "Cascareta' gently cleanse, sweeten and refresh the entire system. They never gripe, overact or sicken. Direc tions for men, women and children on each box, any drugstore. WASHINGTON'. 13pc. (A.P.) Ijextalntion to carry out the recom mendations of the president's nir u:ard for expansion of the nrmy and navy air services alrendy is being pre pared by republican leaders for early Introduction in the senate. Senator Wudsworth of the military committee will sponsor the provisions dealing with tho army air service, and Chairman Hale of the naval commit tee will draft those dealing with the naval air forces. Senator HiiiRhnm, republican, Con necticut, a member nf the air board, will present a measure designed to enrry out recommendations as to civilian aviation. RAT.KM. Ore., nee. 8. In nn opin ion written today to ,1. A. Churchill, state HiiperlntiMHlcnt of schools. At torney (letH'ral YnnWtuKlc rules (hat m-lionl hoimls cannot legally ue school funds for the construction of "tencheruKt'H" or cottage for the use of teachers. It Is said the practice has been Keneral In the state and In some instances bonds havo been Issued for the purpose. Carries Man He Shot to Hospital. SAN FRANCISCO. lienjamln A. Cancara Jr., was accidentally shot during n qunll hunt and carried IS miles on the shoulders nf the man who Is believed to havo fired the shot which wounded him. After delivering Cancara at a hospital the man dis appeared, lie gave the name of H. Kell. - KLAMATH R. R. CASE POT.Tr.ANr. Ore.. Dec. (A.P.) An extension of fifteen days has been KnnUed'by the inter-Ktate com merce commlHslon for the filing of briefs in the Klamath Falls railroad caHe. lien C. ley, attorney for the Southern jfcllle. said the briefs would be filed with the Inter-Htate commerce commirudon December 15. The date originally net waa Decem ber J. A bear Ins on the application of the Oregon Trunk for permission to extend from Hend to Klamath Falls was held In Portland early In Octo ber before Director of Finance Ma haffey of the commission. CASH PAID For Second-Hand Furniture and Stores W. A. KINNEY Furniture House 315 E. Main Phone 505 Launch Burns; Crew Escapes. SAN PKDUO. .Members of the crew of the private motor launch of Ad miral Charles l 1 Inches, coimmtnder In-chief ol' the battle fleet, escaped when the craft burned. A backfire (s thouuht to have caused the fire. Parisian Learns Why Some ' (.Iris Dislike to Wash Pishes PAHIS. Dec. (A.P.) Modern Rlrla who fall a-tremhltng at the prospect of household chores do not. It would appear, merit tho structure heaped upon them , by women of an older ffeneration. They are really suffering from lat ent alterations of the cervleo-brach-lal nerve plexus, declared Dr. (U) lu men to the Paris Medical society. This condition can be diagnosed, add- i ed the physician, and successfully treated. That Is, of course, if the youtiK woman would he willing to part with the ailment. You must say MaturliMcw In ft lxcal THraUrr. The patron, of a local show house v-'ero very ntticn uisturoeu boo unnoy ! by flio continuous emiKhlim of n person In tjie audience. Uvn't be a nuisance brcaune you have a counh or !,! l riv iloitea ot KOl.KY'H HONEY AND TAH COMHOIJ.W, In ken prompt V will brlni. speedy r. lief from coflghs, coltls.ontl hcjnrn, Srn. W, T. Clnr-. White l'lnlns. :l. writes: "Wo hnv used VOI.EYH JIONUV ANDTAlt COMrtH'ND for colds and bad coughs wnn spionnia reseults." Adv. o Hill Clin Werkl Again. GnBKUA CASTI.K, Isle of Man. . . . . . . . , ,.. i ... i i....... ntr Man i.ame jb in i-Miwn.iuw, .uph lie Is wrltlnR T book on the life of Christ. It Is expected he will return . home In the jirirJfe. . . , To get true Scotch flavor famous Quaker Oats flavor in quick cooking oats THE difference in break fast oats is flavor. Oats, originally a Scotch dish, musthave Scotch flavor. Quick Quaker has the toasty Scotch flavor that's vomlerul . . famous Quaker Oats flavor. ' No other brand has it None successfully imitates it It's due to exclusive Quaker milling of the linest, plumpgst oats?Milling methods which 2Kinds The Quaker Oats you3 hfye axl Qyick Quaker cooks in took some 50 years to perfect Makes all the difference in the world. Quaker Oats spoilsfolksforordinarybrands of oats. Cooks in 3 to 5 min utes. No kitchen muss busy mornings. Due to Quaker milfing methods, it supplies. too, the "roughage" you eed to u&e laxatives seldom necessary. 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Main St. Phone 884 Aa near as your phone. How Much Down? We have introduced the small down payment, making it possible for every one to own a car. Square dealing and a machine well worth the price we ask has put us in the lead. . We point to our volume of sales Everybody is satisfied . SEE OUR USED CAR SNAPS 1923 Hudson Coach (like new) . $800 1923 Dodge Touring (like new).. $500 1924 Ford SedaiT(like new) . . . . .$460 1924 Chevrolet (like new) ..... .$385 Armstrong Motors, Inc. 123 W. Main U. S. Armstrong, Mgr. Phone 18 Title Insurance Is Not New! Although title insurnnce wis ronsidoved ns early as 38"r!. it was not actually under taken until 187(5. The spread of popularity for 'Title In surance has been rapid and is evidence of its merit. Title Insurance is not new. It is not an experiment. Wo shall lie glad to explain it to you in detail, showing you its many advantages. Jackson County Abstract Co. Medford 1925 . STAR TOURING ' 4-WheeI Brake The Buay Corhtr Motor Co, t
