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H. 0. MOGKNSKN A COMPANY
Office In Mew York, Chicago, Detroit,
r 0an Fraadioo, Lot Augelee. Seattle, I'nrU
Ye Smudge Pot
Br Arthur Pciry
A citizen as return tl from the
hills with whiskers. If all the
dut.n mustaches in Urn county
were bunched on one face, they
would still he why the output of
hair combined, in the aforemen
tioned whlskeiri.
J. Frank Win tninli. our "lily
rnlilKMl fiunior who pni'U IiIh inline
In tlio inlilillp. lifts relurni'il fr'iin
I'lillftirnln. In his oiienliiK icinurk.s
he (jot In IiIh usuul dirty tlli; til ili
Republican "party.
OokhIp Is hIIII flylnu fir "nil
wltle, anil wlili-r.
The 13 year Kil l, who Is 17 when
(Irlvlin? un niito..iiiiil call do nothliiK
hut miuonl when an enii'ruency
lilisPH, benlUH liellot loo Hhorl In
the IfKM lo reach the hl'llkCH, in
ahionil. vnlnly enileavoilni,- to pro
.urouml ti busy corner on two
heels.
WHO'S S.MART XOW7
(IjUiiur, Mo., l)cni(Mint)
NIkIU watch Hmed Kviisier
took Ami KulkeiHon into cus
tody Saturday nlnht fr
toxlcallon. Ahii was not under
thft Influence! of liiuor al the
time. Hut he had been during
tho week. Onu eveniiiK he hiw
th liitiht officer start toward
him. ' Asa raced up tin1 street
looklnK over his Hhoulder and
calling out. "I'ome on Hmed!"
JudKD Allen fined Asa 9 1 Ti.00.
HOI-D-ITI'K HI-ACKKX Mid
line Portland TcleKraui.) Dunk!
them suspenders anyway!
The Hates Hoys all have the
political blues, and nre predicting
that the kuk silos will be soup
kitchens Ioiik ere snow flies. All
have new autos.
It has been ui'Kcd uiion us to
flKain laku chaiKo of tlie weather,
' 1 ns It looks none too Rood, hut we
cannot HKaln cmiio to the rescue,
as we did for Kustei. since wo are
Klniply Hwamped with work and
the dishes an not washed.
Lester Hills Is buck from Lorcnn,
w ,.i whero he went on account of the
illness of his father, who has lm-
--, proved Kreiitly since, his return.
rr ( KuKdie HeKlster.) Cause ami
effect, and the muffled knock.
(LAriirn;iu iu'T why?
(Ceil;. Itovonl)
' Mr. Caraway. The senator from
I 'tah said when the farmer was
broke It was a sln of his hclnic
prosperous.
Mr. Ileflln. 1 could not auree
with the senator from Utah, but
the farmer, belim broke year In
nnd year out, will ask. "What did
ooiiKrcMH do with Muscle Shoals?"
"The same thlnn as before."
"What Is that?" "NothiiiK." "Did
they dispose of Muscle Shoals so
that tin fanner could obtain fer
tilizer?" "No." "Did the southern
senators stand tow ".'titer mitt battle
for the dellvernnce of the farmers
of the south from the Kertlll.er
""Trust?" "No." "What did they
do?'' "Why, some senators talked
about distributing power in eiiuit
able fashion whatever that is."
Hut that does not Kct cheap
fertilizer for the fanner, it re
minded me of the two fellows that
met on the public road, tine of
them had a sick mule. The other
jku'v one said, "What Is the matter with
your mule?" The owner said, "lie's
' sick, lle'n wot the colic. Do you
if -s Know of anything to give a mule
that has the colic?" The other
man said, "I had one that had the
colic last week." "Well, what did
you Rive him?" He said. "1 gave
f him a iuart of turpentine"; and
he drove on.
Jj The other fellow got a quart of
" turpentine and Ravo It to his mule;
and the men met again the next
" ' ""week. IIUI said, "I low d'ye do,
Sam?" .Sam said. 'How d'yo do,
fV-IUll?" lut' "lhl- "Oi'"" you tell
me you-jtave your mule a ipiart of
turpentine?" "Yes." "How did It
'affect him?" "It killed him. Did
i you Rive H to youH?" "Yes,"
B . '"I low d Id it nf feet him ?" "It
killed mine, too." (Laughter.) Sam
1 said, "(looil-by. Dill." Mill said.
(io.nl-by, 8am"; nnd each went
' ; his way.
LA CiRANDK, tire., April 10
(A) Nolun Huckncr. hold-out of the
St. Louis Hrowns, has been signed
as pitcher for tlnl,a Ornige club
of the Itlue Mountain league, Har
ris French, mnniiff", announced
Jodny. First workouts will begin
tomorrow. Tho ltlue Mountain
league season opetin April '22 with
linker at La Ornndu and Walla
Wulla at I'enUIctun.
BUT IT'S.HARD ON WILLOS AND KELLEY
O -
POLITICS inn lie lilaiiifil Inri-ly fur tin- execution of Willos
mid Keller tliis week. Wlmt (lie blimii-t hirst y lint infliieii-
lilll lll'WSIIll IH'l'K 'ill SIIV, Hot lloW tile elllls of jlisitee will 111" j Signed Utter. petLiiiii. t'i pviiioiiiil health km! litfi,ii.-. not to dims riiiigi.ONi. or
11 ' . I lr.llii.tiit, Iw jiii,v-rel ty Ilr. .rult if M .un.iw.J, ,!! uililnsfj t-ntiuj. I. .inlol.
SCfVed, forms tile lIlM'illilHWi'lli'toi' 111 tile l't'IUSJl! tO (JIVe tllPSI' j l.-lt.r. .ImiuM bf linit and wtIu.ii In ink. oing t the lri(e uuintxr ol letter, re
, " , . teUt-d, only a few rail lie uimw'tretl lii'i. No re(jl i jh lie made to iu-rie not conform-
111011 W'liat tlleV (lesel'Ve iiniirisonilieilt till' lite. : ing to inalrutlion. Addreaa Dr. Williinn brad, in me of llna iiewi-aper.
If votes were (fiven no eonsideriition, or jmrely mitienl re-j
suits disreiiurded. there isn't a (.'roup of fair-minded citizens in
this state who, after eoiisiderini' all the facts, would not spare,
the lives of these two miseralile wretches, and spare the stat'-j
the spectacle of another futile and decradiiitf haiiciii',;.
I!nl unless all siirns fail these two men, who never took I
human life, who were merely led by others to attempt the break
which ended in minder, will be ceremoniously choked to death
on I-'riday the l:ith.
I'ufortunately for them, they never made millions from boot-Iciii-'iiit:
like the virtuous .Mr. Iteiuus of Cincinnati. Nor did
they have a family to supply a defense fund of 0,0(10 like the
irreproachable. Hickman, who is still enjoying life in jail, and
promises to continue to enjoy it for many years.
MM,..,.,,.... I
served as u siiiokp screen lor the two killers, ()re;nii .lones :
and Murray. Anil, of course, if 1,'overnor Tattd-son should
coimiiiite their Kfiilciiri's, irtain ncvspan rs would fall liiui
KflltillK'llllll JDIll KIliill'IcKS. Illld KDIIIO I Il I'Sfl I 111 I I-I'i t i (' i lt.Mrlit '
he (lircclcd toWitrd the uhcniatorinl iiiiinsioii in Salcin.
Jt is hard luck for Willos nnd Kelley. I'coplc who hfivo no
money mid who would make more votes by dying than living,
niilil as well abandon I lie idea of impart ial and even-handed
.ItlStU'P. i
QUILL
Too many people eonfnsf patriotism and love of excitement.
If you indulge in a little int rospeet ion, yon an
indulge in too much, you are crazy.
Tho (Trent exeentive is one who seleets tin; ritfht man for the
job and then holds him responsible.
Kvcu in the staid old days gentlemen kisse(
the ceremony, but not lonjr. after.
Amerieanism :
by tin; rules.
An itch to jret
The Mississippi Valley should pay as mueh to control
ns the West paid to build iis irrigation dams and yon
how .much 1 hat was.
Description: "They're the kind of people that fef
taut when calamity brings them publicity.
Kxnmple of dishonest thinking: (Jiving a woman driver
more than half of the road and calling it chivalry.
And then, again, early marriages prevent automobile wrecks.
There's no temptation to hug tho driver if you've got a right
to (In it.
I here are more
payroll.
unemployed
Oik reason why conditions in
Americans is because they aren't
Campaign: Ntiiiu ;
on the other side.
singular;
One reason why there are fewer
the other ingredients act quicker.
Current Ihis sentciiee
all the mutter with uny '
How tlishearteninn; when you slop to help a pair of ankles
'halite a tire and discover they brlone to a grandmother.
Many
' "' rcpulaiiou lor moral courai;e ineivlv
cause he has nothing to lose by
Correct this sentence: "The
'but they're just as humble as
SAI.K.M, ore., April 10. pVi
Till- Nlllll'Klllli 1 I t t...l,i .... I
sin-f id .01 ii... , ..r'.i
restdntions from the Multnomah
liar association in memory of the
late W. P. Laroche, I'ortland at-
torney,
LOS AXCKLIJS. ApriT 10. (A1)
The committee of experts appoint
ed by the Los Angeles city council
to investigate the St. Frauds dam
collapse, headed by Dr. Flw ood
Mean, Cnited States director of
reclamation, reported today blam
ing the catastrophe on the "defec
tive foundation" of the dam.
THE NEBBS 12 o'Clock Kid in a 9 o'Clock Town
dVomtGETMO "! WWEM VOU GOT THE RCWARD I WAS I J',,f . TM REST Or TH FOLKS BE!
V REWARD SO SUP l'- CZZl to GET MORE WCLLVOU OOM T GET. M J- Z CTY
Vmetu' nnv ! f'AjZr' V ' cewacd so t looks like :f u ) Z -
1 ULtrXrl-J V TM1M6S WAS E.VEM J 'jk. J si J
' ' ' P'
I LT"HJ "Wl . .1... I IA. r" i . JiOTuht lhtTbt BSSMiW. Il Ti Hk Rt,.ftEikOfii.
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MEDFOKn MXTL'
1...H- I ,. ,. :
POINTS
wise; if vou
tho bride, after
rich without beinj; hampered
water
know
impor
now than in 1 !1 1 even on
tho. coal fie
in Jtnshsia.
ds don 't horrify
a process of oxposiuj.
crooks
alcoholic, deaths is becaime
"The doctor said t hero's uothin
said she, "and I believe lie's riht
at
be
telling the truth.
Smiths are rich now," said she
they were, while poor."
WASHINGTON;
April Id. V)
Al1 Perishable iHumaoditt
fruits
i nn" veKetahles particularly, would
00 excluded from provisions of the
! Pending McXary-llauMea farm hill
under an amendment accepted hy
the senute today without a record
vote.
STOCK MOI.M. Apr,. Id. (.-l'l
Queen Victoria, who u been ill
for some lime at her residence in
Itnme, is understood tit have taken
u turn for the worse. She is
years old. Kim; Ouslav and Crinee
William huve gone to her bedside.
TRIBUNE, fEDFORD,
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
Tin-: kk'Ki.y no.n'.ti iti:m run s iiii.d
(X Ray Examination of the Chest)
A luige part of the lit it y ill ff tartar 1h an alkaline K.ilin laxa--Ji--rishfs
u nollon thai It 1h t tjvt- antl diun-tii-. 1'otas.shim hi-
nlhle by mi'uiiH of x-iayn tu kmk i tartrate in ilmtiijctly acid, and un
intu the chi-st anil k what is ! uisf other VK'-taMf pittanMum naltn
wroiiK thf-i i-. Wli hihe jtath-nt liar- a is unoxiilizi-d in I hi IhmIv nm Ik
hunriK of Much a , i-llniinat'-d unchi'ntic-.l in the mine.
childlMli fancy, itjlt opposi-s alkalinity, in'-n-ascs ac-i
1h not Hiirprisin ; Idity in the urine, tends to cause,
that somo x-ray ; acidosis in the blond. li. .M. V.
technicians a re; Annwer-Vou are absolutely rlht,
inclined td lnter-and I wan wroiii; when 1 called an
p r e t x-ray evi-; alkalin medicine. Thank ymi for
dence in an arbi
trary l'nshh.n and
to aKsiitne that it
warrants a posi
tive dhiKriosis of
the lunK. for in-
tul.i-nulosls
clin-
leal eviiirino.
"""""; xth- i""1'1" "f --
iit n. Dr. juKxph itreimrniann mcn-
"""K " ( "C'si V ilf' 1"
j which a cump.-tcnt and conserva
;tiv xr:iy technician or specialist
! made positive diagnosta of tuber
j ctilosls from the films, even though
I the I'lnpiet (skin t uhen-tiUn test
j was negative in all cases, and in all
! three cases the autopsy revealed
i not a trace of tuberculosis.
; on me other hand, x-ray exam
ination may reveal sonnj very con-!
vincinf,' evidence of tuberculosis In i
a iuiik mat hy all physical test
and all clinical study Is not evci
I under suspicion.
1'hysiciariH with extensive experi
ence hesitate lo Interpret the x-ray
j picture of ih iunt;s in a case where
i there i a question of lubi'icuiosis.
1 How can the mere technical x-ray
expert be so certain about Jhis
meaning of the vauue lights and
shadows In the negative?
There in one form of tubercu
losis, acute military tuberculosis,
in which the x-ray picture may set
tle the diagnosis before the symp
toms and physical sinus become
sufficiently mini if est. Hut even
here sometimes the x-ray expert in
over-confident his p icy ure d f
ithtely shows the small tubercles
rca tiered throughout the liuiKi.
Hut an identical plclure may he
Klven in certain cases of broncho
pneumonia when there certainly is
no liibercnlcisis and in fact the pa
tient makes a prompt recovery.
Compensation for all the errors,
-ray evidence, or rather too
e,real reliance on1 it leads to. Is the
enormous value of x-ray study of
the chest in cases of obstinately
prolonged bronchitis and espeiiallv
chronic coujih associated with asili
maiic symptoms in children here
the x-ray negative sometimes re
veals the trim cause of the trouble,
a foreinn body lodKed in bronchus
or lunu. What is still more cred
itable, the x-ray evidence will dis
close the actual nature or the
trouble even in cases of lodgement
of a peanut r bean or a piece
of tonsil or other object which in
itself nives no recognizable shadow
in the film, tile Jissoeuited nltfiu
tions nf the normal shadow enable
the experts lo say that there is
something obstructing the bron
chial tube at a precise point. In
U child a wheeze nit chaia teris
tinally asthmatic shotihl always
siiKuest the possibility of a fereicn
in me OloncntlS.
' i"'V cane, if the (piestion of an
an A-ray examination ar ses, it s
iirely senslhle to leave the muitor
to the judgment of one's own llhv -
nicn unnecessary extrava-
game and grief awaits the lavnian
who seeks to obtain such exam
ination without medical advice.
on
STKNS AND A.NSWKItS
Kittle Veins.
What causes the. little veins in
and about the nose and cheeks?
j Is there anything that can be done
j for this? M. M. S.
( Answer I do not know the cause
J of the dilated venules. The marks
I mav In obliterated by skilful treat
ment with diathermy or with elec
trolysis, in t he hands of a phy
sician. Heal
liecenlly
Molasses Flavor,
you mentioned that a
still market good old
molasses without the
j few firms
j fashioned
brimstone
and fury In it. I'd HI.
f to know w here it may be obtained.
H. It. J.
Answer Any good grocer can
dlpl'lv It. Send stamped addressed
uvelope ami repeat your linpiiiy.
Tin Anli-Mu in tun m Propiigandn.
1
the danger housing aluminum
ware tor i-uokiiik and hakuif: .- -.M.
An.swer No. I believe I have
seen all the propaganda against
aiumiutiin ware, ami our cook pro-
din es most of her masterpieces in
this ware.
cheiiiM M. M. V. Mous to Amend,
Iteeently you stated that crenn
in
OKEfiOy, TUESDAY, 'APRTL 10, 102s.
the cdrreciion. I mlj-'ht have re
n.embcret
me, that
of tartar
honicinad
had I my wits about
e used to mix in a hit
with the saleratUK in
soda water to make it
bubble.
(Copyright John
Vlolel Mopps I
rroHln':
weed. iiii'II soon lie lull
T cllllit 1' hei line's
ll's i:olu' sonic I' live
once llicse iluyil, licrenl'liT or no
hcrcal'ler. ,
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Vase One)
forniGd to collect rewards from
ban korn.
Thn Texas hankers offered SiVlOO
each for hank huihirs, dead. In
genious emleinen have been caus
ing individual;, not really hank
burglars, to pose iis such, then kill
itiK them and collecting rcwanls.
ItanUs must he protected, hut
have hankers a rlht ti establish
laws of their own. unliLe state
laws? And what about inciting to
murder, when you oiler a reward
lor a corpse. The penalty for at
tempted hank burglary is not in
stant death, hut the bankers' re
ward offer, makes that the law.
Suppose merchants offered S'jOnO.
dead or alive, for any hanker,
nuilty of rliariim usurious inter
Tlmf would be techllicullv as I
est
lawful ns the hankers" Kcnerous oi-I
f.,- tiiifuliir eorns,.
i
l TI rnm-li tho pniiL-rnu-ttlnii nf file
hty oflice. the pope condemns
r . mile Co.)
j l.iltb
I like a
ciiptmh
skirts.
mat association m me irienu oi Kmiija iiunseiker vs. laud t .
iKiael." and forbids nil Catholics to , Iiunseiker, appellant; appeal from
write or print hooks in its support. .Multnomah county; suit for di
That association was founded "for) voice. Decree of Judge Louis 1.
the, purpose ot eon vert uk; Jews to
the Catholic faith." The pope oh
leets tn its metlimls, nlthougli it
I has been supported hy many car
i dinals. bishops and hundreds of
occlesiustics.
I
I Jews, as well as Catholics, will
approve this action by the Roman
i Catholic authorities. Far away are
itho days when .lews had to choose
between forcible conversion and
' banishment, or even death.
I Six hundred in one day weiv
! hunted alive in denim ny because
they would not renounce their own
faith.
' Holland, Helgium and other coun
tries are injured financially hy
I American restriction on importa
tion of bulbs, flowers and plants,
i Americans regret the necessity of
; keepiu,
out bulbs hard to set hero.
Science might find some wny to
I niuUe hulh'iiupoitatlon
il'o, hy use
r Kas. r briof aiddication of heat
i sutficienllv intense to Kill harmful
bacterial life without
:- Hf0 in tlio bulb.
destroying
! Hnr. shape and plate steel pricei
I were raised in February. Uast week
i stetd in ices went up per cent.
Haisin.-; prices in one way to keep
Rippling
5 Rhymes
(Br W.ll IlaaoaK
AN KAIll.V LIS)X
I marie a waiter lonu ao:
1 Forrel horse 1 used to know
had most astoundiiiK fpeed: a
Htruiit-r e a in e to town one
day; he had a tall anil KunK
llnn hay he wild was fast. In
deed. The village sports fixed
up a race, and it was sad to
sec me hase. and run myself
In debt; 1 borrowed kopecks
everywhere and soaked my hat
and underwear for money I
could bet. I knew the stran
ger's horse must lose, and so
J sold jny Sunday shoes, and
nil my shirts hut one; 1 knew
that I'd be slitini,' tluht with
fifty kindH of coin In nlnht
when that blK race was run.
The race was run. upon a day;
the victor was the K"nKl'PK
bay. tho sorrel showed up bad;
the smilinii stianiter left the
town with everything not bolt
ed down, and all the coin wo
had. My iiooils and chattels
all were Kone; the clothes 1
cherished wore In pawn, and 1
was deep in debt; itntl ns the
sheriff seizeil my cow 1 filed
a I a r k e and solemn vow I
ne'er aiiahi would bet. And
often since the tempter tame
and showed me some dead
eertaln 'anio where I' could
win a pile: hut 1 reralt that
dismal fluke that left me
busted and rebuke the tempter
with his Ruile. When I' be
hold the heartsick jays who've
kept on betlim; all their days,
and who are paupers now. 1
bless that slratiKer nnd his
naK. w-ho took my rubles In n
bait, and also pot my cow. If
I had won the coin t bet. no
doubt 1 would be bettlnu yet,
If I could raise it dime; but
I received u lesson stern, and
so 1 lake thi' coin I earn, and
put It down In lime.
n n,.onip when business is dull, i
Itul Is It the HKST way 'I
Ask General .wotors, Tord and
other 1)Ik automobile makers. Their
plan is to reduce prices and im
prove finality, thus IncreasinK out
put and cut tins overhead. And
Ihev prosper.
Prosperity, full employment de
pend on increasing consumption
If other producers followed the (
example of the great motor con
cenrs American prosperity could be
Inpni'iuml Hi Hi Tim- CO lit mid IlllPm-
ployment eliminated.
.
Oregon Supreme
Court Decisions
S.W.K.M, Ore.. April 10. lP) The
follow iiiK opinions were handed
down todiiy by the supreme court
Hank of Fulls City vs. Mary
A.
PtiKh. respondent,
Graham A.
Crisuold. appellant.
Clifford J.
PukIi and C.
Smith, defendants;
appeal from Polk county; suit to
j foreclose mortae. Opinion by
j. lust Ice MeBride. Judne WI M.
; Hamsey iiffirmed.
l',d t If 1.tnll ntnl nnnol.
lants. vs. Sarah K. Johnson, et al.
i..m.ninnio' ,,i..w.!i1 f. Mult.....
i, itit r
, in.r .i..i,i' ( -..-.i,.!,,,. In- l..uti..o
lllir
Uossman
Hewitt
modified in opinion by
Justice Ro.ssman.
C. V. Dean vs. Percy Pelton, ap
pellant; nppea 1 from Multnomah
county; suit to recover on promis
sory note. Opinion by Justice Co
show. Judge Uobert Tucker af
firmed. C. L. H oil id ay, appellant, vs.
Dunn and linker; appeal from
Klamath county; suit t
over
Stop Getting
Up Nights
If you tfet up many times at nit;ht
by reason of I'.liuliler Trouble, have
pain.s In back, weakness or dizzi
ness, ueneral dehiiilv. iminfnl.
Isiuartlni; and difficult urination.
lack ot control ot urine, or symp
toms of prostate chind trouble, trv
I'AI.MO tM.OltCI.KS. This remark
able treatment has been Used sue-
lh;(t wi 'Micceed.' we wlli
nd a trial treatment AIISOIA'TK-
, i,y KKKK to anv sufferer who has
i lu.vvv ns,,(i it, 0 ohliKatinn or
ost. Write tod:iy.
I Tlllv I'.M.MO (O.MI'AW.
1 o Calhoun St.. Itattle Creek. Mich.
I money. Opinion by Jubilee Co
show. JudKe A. Leuvilt affirmed.
i James Medill. uppellunt. vs.
'tlllle .Medill. appeal from Llounlas
'county; suit lor divorce. Opinion
by Justice Q'oshow. Jjdiic J.
i
uammou u"imi. i
Isaac i:. Staples vs. II. U. Hutlcl
et al. appellants; W. I- K-cd de
fendanl and respondent, uppeal
from Jjuuifliut co;mty; suit to fore-
close sheriff's deed us u inoi IBaKe;
opinion by Sheriff Heall. Jud-;e J. ,
W. llauilllon affirmed.
K. J. lierneche vs. Alexander (
Hess and the I'niled Stales l'idel
it y and liuaranly company, appel- :
lants; appeal from .Multnomah I
euuutv: action for daloates. Opin- I
Ion by Justice iSrowii. Judne T.
K. r-uffy affirmed.
In the matter of the determina
tion of relative rlKhts lo use vaters
of Owyhee river and tributaries;
William T. Stine and others, ap
,.n ,ni- vs. .1. 11. .McOiin. and
others, appeal from -Malheur coun-1
ly; mandate recalled in opinion by
Justice - how. j
Clareo. ' Wilson vs. I.uckenb-ich
Htt-amship compaliy. appellant; j
appeal from Multnomah county, .
.JuiiKmenl of lower court affirmed
nnd application for appeal ills-
missed in opinion by the coun.
' J. liiward Hunt, plaintiff-re-respondenl.
vs. l.ila Hint;, defen
dant. Frank L. Matiuile. defendant
appeallanl: appeal from .Multno
mah county, suit for damaites;
'opinion by Justice llrown. Judiie
Koliert li. Tucker affirmed.
Eliza Jane Falconer, vs. l'ort-
.land Klectrlc l'ower company: ap-
'peal from -Mullnomah county and
Hassctt vs. Willeford, appeal from
Multnomah county, dismissed on
stipulation.
Petition . for rehearlnK denied
Kleinhainmer vs. llevlin.
Hoberl li. Nason of Portland,
granted permanent admission to
:the bar.
Ml T lil'ltSTIXU IIOMKS
(Continued from Page One)
One newspaperman who reKisler
'ed at a hotel housliiK head(ual lers
of one of the warrinK factions,
promptly moved to another hostel
ry us soon as he learned the fact.
Another, who had been ordered
to visit some of the precincts and
tell what he saw In the polls, In
!(tllred as lo the location of a few
I that "were not too rouuh, just as
a ijeuiiiiiliiK."
Mombiniis and gunplay were
whrt the vial in k newspaiiernu-n
were expecting and some of them
frankly admitted they would be
disappointed if they missed It. One
careful reporter, assinned to a po
litical meeting last nlwht. left his
watch and most of his money in
his hotel, then took a taxi both
ways to keep .out of the possible
' line of fire.
.Mystery Death
SAX FRANCISCO, April 10 (TP)
lh U. Shelton, 47, riht-of-way
aKent for the I'acifle Telephone
and Telegraph company, died
mysteriously early today in the
presence of Olive Pearl Kd wards,
his fiance and her sister. Mrs. Ft.
Oummings, of Portland. He lived
al the home of the Kdwards girl's
mother.
The sisters said that when Shel
ton retired he apparently was in
good health.
Political Announcements
FOR SHJHtlFF I
I am a candidate for Iho rcpub-1
licnn nomination for snerlff, pri
mary May, 18. CHAS. D. STACY,
May 17,
I am a candidate for republican
nomination for Sheriff at the MuJ
primaries. 1 have had exper.incf
in both tax and criminal depart,
ments and promine efficient and
economical service.
May 17. GEO. B. ALDEX.
, COUNTY CliKllK
I am a cnndldate for republican
nomination for county clerk; prom-1
ialng poraonal attention, economy
and courtosy. G. U. CARTER.
May 17. Talent
I am a candidate for the nomi
nation as County ClerU on the Ho
j puniicun iicivci.
A. J. CROSE.
I hereby arnnunce my candidacy
! for the republican nomination for
t Count v Clerk.
I cnrcsTKR paiikui:.
May IT.
sciuxn si 1'i:hinti:mi;nt
I am a candidate for the re
publican nomination for school
superintendent. V. A. DAVIS.
Medforil, May 17.
COUNTY OOMMISSIOXKIt
I am a candidate for re-nomina-tlon
on the republican ticket for
County Commissioner. If nomi
nated and elected 1 will continue
to do iny best to give the people
an economical business adminis
tration. V1CTOK liURSKLL.
May 17
By SOL HESS
Constipated?
1
TakeWl-NATURrS REMEDY tooiffht.
jour eiimiM "";' -. ---
properly by momir g nl fait conadpauoia
will d With s Uwl mrtton aa frv anj
caay u nature t hr bl Po. n
gTipias.
Mild, safe, purely vegetable-
ccommended ad Sold by
Alt
SYS-OCSI3 OK THK A N N' 1 ' A L 8TATK-!
MM NT OF THK
Springfield Fire and Marine
Insurance Co.
of SpriiiBficM. in Oif st of Mai?a-
(Uiii-ctiF. en lie- tliiity.tlri day t I'e-cnit-r.
lit--:, inu'l. m Oie lioniranctj
t itmiiili-i-luiitr (it tilt' Halt; of Urt-jjoii,'
,ui-u.int iu law:
iHlllIlll.
Aniniiii! "t r;ipitji mJ. raid
UJ1 f 3, 30. 000.00'
IlH'UIIII.
Nit premium rmunl ilnr- .
Ink thv yi.r 16.M.12.r.:
Ii-.o-i'fit. ilh lilfii'H nml ii Ois
rt-'-'-ived il in nits i be y-;ir. 1,147. 498. 8S
In," in- lioiii (.IlKT sniiids
if. eivt'il iluriHK llti- j-'.tr. n
Total iliromu 1 1 7.i: 4.21C.4
Dihlinrtf nipnt-.
N.'t In !" t"'1 "lUl UIK On
w:u nn IlittiiiK .-UijilJttment
-XIM-US.-M S 7.9:1.07.10
Dniil'-ii'ls ;od "ti .ni'llal
ht.i-li .InniiK Mi 'Mr 700.000.00
C&mmlMJ'io'iK nml culmies
pal.l .liiriittf tlie year 4.738.32S.C3
Taxi's. Ilccu.-'H ami fi'is ptilii
t aiiiiiii,' the -.ir 57S.3l2.GO
Aiiiouiu of ;i!l oiler
poTHliitirt'S 1.700,372.52
Total expenditure JU.UO, ISO. 31
Af.rU.
V.l!lle of TC PdtUte o lied
(iiiiiikot valuo) 5 3G8.C55.02
V-ihif t Httn-kx and lionds
owni'il (m.-rlitt alut ) 2.(.3&,2i;.C7
LoniiH m niortt;ji;('8 mid rol-
lat
-a I.
1.79 1, 030. 00
ra.-li In hauloi and on hand.
I'li'iiiliiins in coinni' nf I'ul
li'illdii wit tt I en siiicH Si'p-
ti-mluT :Ui. 1 H 27
Iiit.ri-M nnd it'iiOt iliio .and
mtru'-d
llilln ie .-ial.lf
Ail ot lid' iicifl
20S,719.:S
K.OtHI.Hl
lill.TOti.OO
Total adniitttrd wet. . -f32.S2C.195.2S,
l.ialdlltic..
Gin! claiimi fer It ! j un
paid f 1.CI6.9S4.58.
Amuimt of unuariH'd jncint
umt on all out stutiiUnts
rlokii 15.S5S.373.29
Pue I'm" oiiinilsnloa und '
l.ioK.T.iKO 30.00ft.flO
All otliPr linliditlc-J! 1.500,000.00
T'tal llal.il it to, exclusive
of f.ii.iial utot-k of :i.5yt.-
(iKii.au S19.07S. 297.87
lliclnr-ii lii OrfKiin fur tin Year.
N'fl pif nimrns tctfiVfd ihiristK Uieyfiir
i'(i'irtilnnl..ii L'mln-u riti r.f 13.SHS.58
SpiintMifld 1". M 15i.t3'J.5X
I,iihm paid diirinsr tlie y.-ar
'mint i mt ion Underwriters, 3.910.99
SpiiiiKfiPld K. M 77.445.1
Loshi'h Inoiined during tin year
CoiiHlllutlon UmlpnvrlteiH. 3,910.911
SpiliiRlioid F. He M St.4S0.S9
SritlN(illi:i.l FIHK AM) MAUINK
IXSntASCK CO.
;i:. a. iiui.ki.kv. Pret.
K. U. lllbnilKTU, Sec.
Statutory resident attorney for service.
Allien I', llolden Jr.. Portland. Oregon.
AYc pay a terrible
' PENALTY
oft-times from eye neg
lect. Ti.s better to be safe
than sorry.
OUR SLOGAN
Good glasses iE you need
them, otherwise GOOD
ADVICE. ,
Dr. Jud Rickert
Optometrist
222 E. Main
go u u ra
u
WINDOW DOOR
FRAMES
AT
TROWBRIDGE
Ll'MHF.ll YARD
By Train or
Motor Coach
to
ATru siltvr-gray motor
coaches; faster trains.
New convenience for travelers ro i
Portland and intermediate stations.
Luxurious motor-coach service bf
Southern Pacific Motor Transport
Co. in addition to improved sched
ules of Southern Pacinc trains.
teivt Arth
Mcdfoid Ponlind
Motor Coach 7:04a,rru 7:55 pjn.
"Shasta" . 11: 17 a.m. 10:30 pm.
"Orcgonian" 6:10pjiu 7:13 a.m
Rtturnmg
tart Arrha
Porduid Mtdford
Motor Coach 9: 30 .m. 10: 37 p jh.
"Shasta" . 8:30a.m. 7:30 pjn.
"Oregonian" 9:30pjn. 10:20a.m.
Motor coaches leave and arrive
at tlw Southern Pacific Passengtt
sution.
Buy 10-rido Ticket
for use on motor-coaches and good
for 60 days. Save money with these
low fares,
PaeiMc
J. C ORI S
Atiu O
TiUplaxa M
PTTHAVe YOUR
ffnm eves i
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