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PTHE SIX TO?. '' 1 ' - t i 'f Ml in Use thd money saving coupon now! two t V days! J 4 rXl IS i as BEATRICE WALTON STEWART KNEW OFi jAS PRIVATE SECY; SOURCE OF BONDS' Orphos Tooth Paste ' SALEM, Ore., May 3. Up. Miss i Ilcatiice Walton of Salem has been npiuinted by iiovernor Patterson t as Ills private secretary. She su- ! ceedii l!at E. Hosa of OreKon City, who resigned March 1 to give bla attention to hla candidacy for the republican nomination tor secretary of state. Miss Walton has been connected with state offices for a number of years. For several years she was with the state educational department. When Mr. Patterson became gov ernor in January, 1927, he appoint ed her to tho head clerical posi tion In the executive office. Hince the resignation of Hohh she has shouldered the duties of the secre tary. Uy virtue of her olfice Miss Wal ton becomes a member of the state parole board. Miss Walton was educated In the public schools of Salem, and in .niis cout'Ku, i.umui nut. iiiH'i graduation from college she taught for two years at Astoria. at 29 For Two More Days Only f Here's your last chance to buy this famous dentifrice that removes that "Yellow Mask" or unsightly yel lowish tinge on the teeth at a 21c per tube saving! Thereafter, back to higher prices. So act at once. Get one -or three tubes while this astounding low price prevails. Bring Us This Coupon Worth 2lc U IKF TWK rnilPON WORTH 4 K SLAIN BY CHINESE ' WASHINGTON. May 3. VP) Harry K. Sinclair told tile senate : Teapot Dome committee today that : he and Robert W. Stewart, chair ', man of the board of the Standard j Oil company of Indiana, frequently I discussed the Continental Trading company oil deals but that neither disclosed to tho other that he was 'getting bonds from the Continental j or from li. M. lllackqmer, who was j described aH the principal figure I In the tranxaction. Testimony before the committee ! has been that Stewart und Sinclair ! received more than three-quarters ;of a million each afier the Contl , nental had sold oil to their compa nies ut a profit of M cents a bar 1 rel. This money, they have testi fied, has now been turned back to I the Sinclair crude oil purchasing comiiany, owned Jointly by the Sin 1 clair aud Standard of Indiana lnter- ests. Sinclair said today that his oil cnuceriiH and the Suindard of In . dlanu entered Into partnership for ; business reasons, ! "It was advantageous to both," , he declared, explaining that both ; companies and (lie Standard had Inn?" refineries in Chicago and Kan Has City and they went intoether on the Sinclair I'lpn I,lno company i so as lo get oil to those refineries. m i ninim.'' low"" 1 tx t USE THIS COUPON WORTH Present it,igned, and drum1' utll deliver to yvu a large 50c lulw of ORPHOS TOOTH PASTE -Mrtiun-a "Vlli Ma forotilr 29 ccnut , 21 Addrejs - Oruo Slortt Lilted 3 Cmllinn wrtuMc Hilly lm lK lTloil ol April 27 lo MIANOIIAf. May 3. IP) A ruossaue received today from u I'rcsbylorlan missionary in south ern Shantung said that Dr. Waller P. Seymour, superintendent of the Presbyterian hospital at TslnanB, had been slain Uy solders of the nationalist genoral, Feng Yii-Hsl-nng, when he tried to prevent them from enterlni; the girls' dormitory. Tho message, which was dated April 21!, Bald the soldiers surround ed Tslnang on April Hi. A group started to enter tho dormitory of the mission and lr. Seymour at- j templed to prevent them. The sol I illers cut short the parley by kill I Ing him. i The missionary asked that his I location -and name be withheld, duo to tho ':precarious situation of all the missionaries in the area, lie did not want to aggravate tho soldiers by seeming lo act as an informer. T BY SEA BASS SALE PORTLAND. Or., My 3 .--) pBirmKi tu piunH by cold r:iusn ..h breaming itiui'f npiarrnt wlih a heavy drop reported from prac- I tii-.'illy nil districts, snys th weaMi I er bureau's weekly (in'Kim eiup re j port. Pi iii'H and cherries were also j Injured to a lesser extent in the Willanwtie valley. Apples are now blooming under more, favorable conditions." Winter wheat showed some im provement, due to the increased amount of sunshine, mostly in east ern localities, hut in the Willam ette valley the soil is too cold and wet for best growth. Seeding of sprint? wneai, wnicn nas oeen re tarded by rain is now progressing rapidly in the eastern part of Hie stntn. J. McNair's Pharmacy Jarmin & Woods West Side Pharmacy Heath's Drug Store Medford Pharmacy Strang's Drug Store insurance First Insurance Agency . A. L. HILL, Manager Phone 105 30 N. Central Medford, Oregon i I ! m sum i A M ! ANTI-KNOCK RED CROWN GASOLINE STANDARD OIL COMPANY OP CALIFORNIA MAUKHKIKl.n, Ore.. May 3. itV) The Marshllehl ihamber of commerce today launched a fight to allow striped sea bass taken by commercial fishermen in Coos bay to be disposed of for profit. An agreement entered Into by com inerciul fishermen two years ngo. sanctioned by tho state nitme com mission, allowed sea bass taken in shad fishltiK operations to be sold. This expires May 9. The fish com mission will be asked to extend this agreement one year, in the meantime milking an investigation. Sportsmen on t'ons bay nsk'ed the gnnie commission to prohibit sale of sea bass caught In nets after May 9. it became known here. Commercial fishermen claim bass will Inerense rapidly despite legal netting. Two tons was esti mated as this yejtr'H cnte.h. 4 VANCOVVKn, Wash.. May 3 IfV) The It ed wood Kmplre caravan, enroute from California to Vic toria, It. C. was formally wel comed to Washington today at the inter-state bridge, on arrival from I'm Hand. . Governor Ronald Hartley and Mayor J. P. Kiggens, u committee of the chamber of commerce, and Vancouver high school band met the travelers at the bridge and Mayor Wiggins delivered a speech. Tho caravan proceeded to Long view and thence is to go to I'uget Sound cities and British Columbia. 1 ST. PAUL Reichstein and Deuel MEDFORD FUEL CO. 1118 North Central PHONE 631 Buy a load of Green Pine Slabs now you will have dry wood when your present supply is consumed. 12-INCH OR 16-INCH GREEN PINE SLABS, per load Two Loads $5.00 UKUI.IN. Mny 2. UV) The plans of Mill Uillen. the Viennese act- I less, and Iter pilot .lohan Kistiez, j for a flight across the Atlantic in j the Junket s plane Kuropa ad- vanced another step today with ' the departure for Itahlonnel, Ire- ' land, of the same engineer and j mechanicians who put the Hremen in shape for the successful adven ture of Haron Von llueneield and his companions. An Ireland-bound ship a 1m carries ibe necessary Im-nzul and oil for the trip. Asked whether she might not, at the lnt min uii fly the southern course, via tho A gores, Miss Dlllenz said: j "Not on your life. I don't ever j want to see Morta again."' referring t to her unsuccessful adventure of last year when she was a passen- I gcr on the Junkers trans-Atlantic attempt which einled at lloita. ST. rAlTj. Minn., May 3. (P) The magnetic personality of Law rence ( "Irry Ho" llodgeson, ora tor and writer of verse, again has won him the approval of St. Tnul citizens as mayor. He was re-ete-ted for the see ond successive term ami fourth time since 1119 In yesterday's mu nicipal election, obtaining the larg est plurality ever given a f?t. I'aul mayoralty candidate. A New Arctic Record tvith RICHFIELD First to pilot an airplane across the of the world! FLYING from Point Barrow, Alaska, to Spitsbergen 2300 perilous miles of icy, uncharted wastes, Captain George H. Wilkins and Lieutenant Carl B. Eielson have written a thrilling new chapter in Arctic and aviation history a feat of which Roald Amundsen said, "To light has been made any where at any time which could be compared with it!"; Captain Wilkins used Richfield ex clusively! He pinned his faith in this thrilling flight on a single, BARRO Wright Whirlwind motored, Lock heed Vega monoplane powered with Richfield aviation gasoline, tht third successive year of his Arctic explorations with California's fa mous "gasoline of power." Use Richfield products in your oun car recommend them to your friends. Richfield actually does give you greater speed and power with out sacrifice of mileage. Its anti knock qualities make it the perfect gasoline "for the newer high com pression motors. SPEED, POWER AND MILEAGE COMBINED I'OHTI.ANl), Ore.. May 3 M1) H. J. Walker, proprietor of the I'ritii'csa Tat apartments, died at a hospital today front hums re ceived April 2t. when an oil fur nace bark -it red wlnie ne was priming it. His bathrobe nnd pajamas caught fire and he rush- ed out of the building. His wife turned n hose on him but the fire had inflicted severe burns be fore it was extinguished. L HEROINE DROWNS AI.iriA, l'a.. May 3. 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