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Tnumwuii mail Tiiimmn. Mkiiumn, dunlins., Tiini.-mv, MaV :. ui. iAii.; i.'ivu REIGH COUNT IS ; BE OVER A WEEK CALLED ORE' -VEVY YOUK, May i;.-(p) Pyle crnss-ronntrv iijn.on uerhv now within ten days a. in about fern miles or its soal. will linish in Madison Square Harden tho night of Sat unlay. May I'i'i. Ii started at i.orisvn.i.i:. Ky.. -May ''''' Whi n you have a 'sure winner" on your hands In tho derby you usually l"t '. lH "" u miles tin' nurse breaks a leg or thi' pari-inutuel machines break you before the fifth race. W'. H. that's what the hoys here dcciib .1 Ihey hail today In Helen Count sifter several other eligible clicked off inilirfercnl trials yes terday ami II was definitely an- n.i ih:it snnite would not i,nt .Mnrtlo riynn I BOTTLERS OF CARBONATED BEVERAGES , j TURN TO NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING FOR I NATION-WIDE TRADE PROMOTION DRIVE t The advcrriwnu columns ot' more than Soo newspapers will be used this summer : by the American Kotrlers of C.irhwi.iteJ Beverage., the national association ol the i manufacturers ol" "suit drink-.," ip a natmn-widi-camp.uyn to increase the con ' sumption of rhiir products. The selection ol newspapers as the best meiium tor . 1 reaching the horncs ot; America-is w- - .7 , . . '.T T. . ' nounccd at the National Headquarters ' Beverage Day. which will he celebrated el' ihr onuniiuiun -:6-t: Boni , hv the nuiuUctur,ers ol "solr drinks HuiMnc. Washington. IT. C. bv lre:- UH oyer the country. 1 me ccieorations : bottling plants, parades of the combined I injiutry in each city and town, and various other publicity feature. Chairman Jones, of the A. B. C. B- j Advertising Committee declared that the decision to concentrate the national advertising in newspapers this vear w.n made with the conviction that they offer the best medium to reach the homes. I STREAWl IN U S. A. tun: L. o tnestcrman, ol mu v.ti ' low j, aiui Carl A. Jo.u, of Kril. a., Tho cru:r:i;..n the A Ivcrtisinu CWinuitev. I .lu liuru u l. ..... I. I .1 i; .1. "jvA'i" i 'tH Id i.J . ...,. ...uiiii ,i. nun uif hin-. i IkAKtS , Jjt 'MI I vivors nf Hie park today tramped ' Cis522Srt,i- b ' li into llradford. IM. ; l'-t.; .Sam ltl.-hman of New York led' t5(V ' fir I i , i he Into llradfnrd litis after-; i$fWMmm3 fBn i : noon, covering the 4 1.2 miles from I &l&V&xMLm t ir'KSB I "M Jamestown. N. Y.. in nix hours. 451 JSSIjW f gW-M'i ! . A Iiirne group of (opcn emi-ihyes atu) -:upstH heard nn excellent 'talk upon "Fish ('miditUm in Hip Hofiue Kiver" this nnon by V. H. Cob man, sunt? iiispoctor fish screli. Mr. t'nlpmnn proved Mmsclf an au- i f(w n marks 10 his fnrmi'r "part thority on fish lift' whn he savi nrs In pro.; ions." canyhi on U:e work of fish pro-! sociation with her wan cited as a teotlon throughout tliis terrtttury. ! violation of the regulation In At the concJilBloii of hts talk, Mr. j church liinclnlinp which providen Columuu uuawert'il many nufstions i that a iiiiniKU'r'H conduct .hull al loiicfi nint; various plumes of his ; ways be most prudent, work in which the entire audience jh1 ifi, .,ion Utte that the wuh dply interested. i idhiion's conduct-with !:. Vedel LaVerne Hnwn of Kosebur-i pave '-fjnve tine t much unfavnrahb : a short talk on' the annual straw-1 , mtnent to the injury of the berry carnival which lakes place ru.shop's influence and to tho In- next week, and asked the support jUi-y of the church of the Copen- : of the Medlord organization in ! Iiuku urea." i eleciint; Miss Marion Ness, former- u wnM MilUiX ,n; h(t h:ill ,(.n ly of this city, queen of the li2S :i)noiHhed hut i"'rslstrd In hit , carnival. A Copco girl won tho inipri(((,n, rnnduct." (iiieeti com est last year and indi- . - -- cat Inns are pointed toward another..., n 11 Copo victory this year. i Ian y VlCtOr DUfSell Waliher of Portland also made ft I FOR CONGRESS minutes and :i!i seinnds. 1 I-'ratt Von Kltte of Kerman. ("al.. iotiowo.it Kiiitman. The I'uliror nian's time In Hie jaunt from Jamestown was i:4H:l. Other lead ers in the heal were: John Salo. Passaie. X. .1., lime 7: IS: Andy Payne, Claremore, Ola., time, 7:fi. ' 'Three tied for filth Phil i:rnn.! ville. Hamilton. Out - Louis Par- rella. Alhany. X. Y.. and Seth (ion zales. 7:a::. The last three fin ished in a detiil heat. Major League Leaders By The ,Asoci:ittd I'ress) Including games of May lt: National Hutting Ornnthatii, T i r a t e s, Kuns nouthit, fnrds. 27. Runs Imtted in IYIkcIi, t'ards, Hits linuthit. Cards. Id. JJoubb'S Tiaynor, I'irntes. 1 2. Triples I.. Waner, IMraLes. )i. Jlomers Uissonottc. Uoldns, (I. Stolen bases Krisch, Cards, 0. Pitching Clark, Kohins, won 4, lost 1. American Patting Kress, Browns. .4u. Runs Ruth. Yankees, 34. Runs hattfd in Meusel, Hulh, Yankees. 2S. Hits Rice. Tigers. 44. Doubles Meusel. Yankees. 13. Triples Rice, Senators, Regan. Red Sox. limners Ruth. Yankees. II. Stolen bases Barrett. W h 1 t e Sox, McNVely. Browns, li. Pitching 1'ipgias, Yanks, won 0, lost a. I'fuhodv out. the wise boys appar c.ntly believed Reigh Count could i turn n couple or flip flops, stand ; on his head, pass the time of day with the judges on the out-stretch j nnd still lead at the finish wire. I The heavy rain that hit 1-ouis-viHe today may be the one thing j that th.i railhirds overlooked in j sending the Chicago colt miles I uhead of the derby field in the ; betting. His owner, Mrs. John J. j Jleru, and -bis trainers and hand- lers were positive that he was as1 good on a muddy track as on a , . llKht, fast one. Hut. even if that j Asso, iaed press) were admitted, the lendeney or a I sh.h.in.s , f . ,(av ,,,.,.,. muddy traek to li.K In a h.B ele- (h . lh(, ln; mem ot lin k should he eonsldered. ; , Portlanil rally i that netted them six runs and a 10-7 1 decision over Sacramento. The defi-ai cost the Senators n : chance to move Into first place in the league standing. ltat i teries: I.. I-' rein h. Couch and Ainsmith; Vinci. Singleton and Severeld. After bumping Uuether for two runs in the initial frame, I lolly - wood was unable to do a I hi iik with the veteran southpaw's de livery 1 hereafter and San Kran j eisco found the Stars' prize rookie ' Rhodes, for enough runs to win. I4-2.' Batteries: Rhodes and Bass ! ler; linet her ami sprinz. OakUindn (ivn-game winning t stroal; came to an abrupt close j with the complete collapse of their defense, six glaring errors aiding Seattle materially In Its t7-;i win over the 1H27 champions, i Neis s"t a homer inside the park. ! Batteries and Schmidt; Sparks, i Could and 1-ombardl Clyde Barfooi broke up a free i hitting affair nnd InrYilentully won his own game in me ni inning, when he slapped one of Lndolph's slants over the fence to give the Angels a 7- triumph over the Missions. Hood. Hannah. Weis and Bodie also bit for the itrcuit. Batteries: Davenport, l.u dolph and Whitney; Bartoot Hannah, Sandberg.V lialli C. B. CKl'Sri-KMAN T lie "tlecrion of newspapers as die medium for 6ur : tutiott.il advertising campaign,"- President Chestcrman said in makin; the announcement, "is the result of careful consultation. The initial campaign, bejtMininv! in May, will use more than Hue newspapers and will cosr approximately a quarter-million dollar:.' It will consist of educational advertising appearing weekly throughout the summer." May l)av has been selected for the opening of the campaign. Mr. Chester man said, because that ako is the date 'Ufa hundreds of interesting facta and figures upon this imixirtaiit sub ject. What is being done by the coin i mission in the way of artP'U iul ! propagation was brought out by the speaker, who stated that every ef : fort is being put forth in make the I Hi vjno river Hie best fishing Btream i in thf west. Artificial propagation 1 KANSAS CITY. May 17. ttV) 'is far superior to natural means. Due count on which Bishop Anton according to Mr. Coleman, who nn- j Bast nf Copenhagen was found j noutued M at as a rule the former guilty by an ecclesiastical court of i method proved 7f per cent efficient the Methodist Hptsconl Churcph Asking Re-election On His Record Other KiU'sts included V. Oiiu- field of the l'.' S. KeoloKiial slir- vey. C. Ifathawiiy of the state en- BlneerltlK deiarllnenl, Col. ('. t.. Thomson of Crater l-tike and T. K. I I Niehols of I'nrtland. I'Vanli Still- j nm Beelilnt reeleetlon to the i son ai led as i h.i 1 1 iiuilt of the meet- , 0f,(,.(, nf county Commissioner on Inn. ; my record, anil I feel that I should .. set furl h a hlstorv of the county s finances rovering the time I have memher of the County vV -JS 1 1 t, Jet J I I JAMES W. MOTT heen n Court. When I assumed nfliee there was i ontstanillni; some, $ir.r,.hoii.on Ren-! HEAR HIM OVER radio kow ! erul fund county warrants: and the j THURSDAY, MAY 17, 7:45 P. M. i Pacific hlKhwny bonds of SAno.. i.We Nee(j a New Congressman" lllllllilil nx.l lliA rr.ll.l- Ijlkn lll!l. 1 .- ...... was ,,res. nlel that no t ,..,, if.iio.uoo.OO hud heell ! . . . . "" ..V . , , , i in I iiukii-mi nan ueeii one ii uiuionL while lite latter produced only -0 here today involved his conduct per cent of the euas. I with .Mrs. I'.llen Vedel. wife of a ! There is u .;reat loss of fish life t iiunii-h Kovemment official. ; in the small streams which dry . r.vlilt-uc , u i nuritiK tne summer monins: in i,:l,t acconnmnieii .mis. em i on , . , . , Today : . , 7 fact, this loss Is L-roater than the several varlulnir trlTis. ami his as- V"' '1 um' w're VJl1 'Tl .' 7... ! total Imictivtt ; comhitied losses title to power dams j ' " i -... nnd Irrigation ditches, nccordinp: to (p . n. Hie speaker. The experimental , DUSineSS 111311 IOf CARL A. J0NF.S .rlrcird l.v the nniunir.itinn's Advcrtis- nwiiu- ol advirtisini! to rr.nil every inp Committee for'"llottUd Carbonated i body, the ncwspjptfi work In eleciric fish screens now heitm cariietl nn at the Rold Kay ; tlam was covered hy Mr. Coleman, 1 who predicted tt (treat future for , I tliis modern typo of fish screen. I ln closing, Inspector Coleman , ; thanlieil the California Oregon I "For the l ist two vears," Wirt Jones I Power company for the splendid said, "ill various other media, we have co-operation which the company i carried on a naiion.il campaign ol" adver- ' has 'jlvcn the state commission in tismit desiitned to tell the public that oul j priKluets are aoiu and yoou lor you. . ... , Now we are ready to drive home the J)alem MllllSterS aiessaiie ny usiim ine inusi puwcuui I there are no outstanding general fund county warrants, the bonds 1 have been retired with tho oxcep ' tlton of some $11.000.011, for which Secretary of State DICE ROLL WINS NEW YORK IN !8 pamp i rAncDcu d notn m o u lUHIlU LLHULIAOll.r ! IrtVUULU IU iUll i : a Kin M en ncnu uitu md unmCD HIlU HLOU ULilll HIIII IVIil. IIUUILh . i T.-l-l Endorse McMahan for Supreme Court The Antl-Saliion l.eamie endorsed for the Supreme Court. Jiulse Hoss maii and JutlKO itund and stated It il .11 miu.uul lo.liru Mr-Milium ! We find lhal the nlfleialn of the laKue Hem no inquiry lo any mill' isters lit Maletn concernin-t Jiul.;e Mc.Mahan's ipialifii atioiiM ami that they made no liuiuiry of .liulco Mc Mahan as to his present or past al- tiudo on tho liquor question. I I j ' "'" """HAL HOSS i Some of us have known .luilKe ; McMahan for a third of a century I and we are all conversant with his ' life's history nnd his activities us citizen nnd indue. We, therefore, -A business man for n business office; if you want ft continuation , or the flue record matin hy the nll'lro of lite secretary of state, support ll.il Iloss, . Muintore Very III. NICK, France. May 17. (11.11 clen Muratore. nutetl opera slnaer, who Is now livlni; in nearby I'.I'U, Is reported to be 111 Willi compfica llons which set In utter a severe cold. Ills condition was said to lie XEW YORK. May 17. (JP) The WASHIS'CTON. May 1 roll at n iinlr of dice WOI1 KlIWAVtl ! Ili.itrn.,.iiliiiivli .1 i)i 111111. UiMUlbll m,.i:..i,o mi vciiru old lendersbin .. .,r tvui,ini... im.ii n suit .1.... i. I..'.. i..'. i.....i t.,' i If yon want to keep efficiency .,li.v. .... ... v . ' IIUIfn llllll ue MCCII .l,tni . ., of a Brooklyn waterfront Kan ; hut ,m.t here today In which he said a fusB pHtiun heiore the temper. : ull rotirtesy in. and the apoiiB cost him his life. A few minutes William .1. Donovan of New York. ,. ,01,pi,, nf this state, and we i system nnd pntroiuMe, Tor po Iti- after he had been "elected" by nmv sstani attorney cnoral. was j .rp,y affirm our confidence In! fal 1 enchtnen oul, vole for liltl rollim; a "lucky seven." several hi-ine bnonied on Hie Pacific coasi hm "i,,,,!, us iin lon(,Rt, efficient 1 ,,oss for wtfrelnry ol slnte. sums n, ..... . . "'-i " ,amt leaness juuue. taut us a c imi ,,., ,,,, Kuli (,mrr secretary worthy oi itie coniiueuce u an ...o , (:vernor Pmierson: he knows A High Hat! PARIS,, .Kf a nC May. 1 ". IflV One of Napoleon's bats, a well worn specimen, has been sold nt .auction for $ir..oo(). The purchaser m-rimiM I was a r ioncll nrnij oiiuei. on Coini lili-nt with tlie announce- bat. in the shape made famous by mint thai Muratore was ill. It was . Napoleon, was accompanied by a li-irni d today that he married a ! certificate KuaratileeinK that II bad -a-year-nid Parisian. Marie Louise been sold by his valet to an old It-h-MM.I on April r,. clothes mail IrMSl-l Original ExtJHISKOS, Size Iiu inciblc Size Foil wraflai irtiy -m.,m - - - - - pniui i man- found Mctiuire ueait wnniti.,i nutnln ilimi three bullet wounds in nis body.1 m,. Johnson, who has Just re Six survivors of the once powerful turned from a nip Hint molt him "Wild Hill" Lovett's haul! bad ftath-(t Illinois, Missouri.' Kansas, ered at the pier to revivo the Kalis 1 California, lireiion and . WashluK which had deleriorated since th; ! i,m. said .that "Pacific coasters nnd slaying of "Wild 1.111" four years think that the 1 loover-Donovan I aso.. There was a time when tl-u-t w ill be unheal. ible. I lotiKsboreman alons the Itrooklyn i ...m,.. Dovovnn is dry," he said, waterfront eoultl not heave a bit j "served as captain, major, colonel of carao without paying tribute to;n, asStilni chief of stuff. Twen- "Wlld Hill's" uatl!!. Knell Ot the ; ty.firth division, was wounded six believed he was qualUled I" thi-pi. times, and awarded the con command what wns left of the I cressional meilal of honor and the uang and a pair of dice finally was i d c. f,,. extraordinary heroism derided upon as tho ballot to tie-; ncilon.' " cide the election. j Th,. Washington niemlier said Police said there had been at ; thut sentiment in all of the slates least fifteen slnyinns anions mem- i, i visited was '-overwhelm bers of the unni; since the death of : IIKiy r,n- lionver." and lhal his "Wild Hill." name would be placed In nomina- lion liv Si-nator lteed. Iteiiublicall Pennsylvania, as not only a favor ite son of California, but the fa vorite son of the nation. Johnson said be "found the farmers In the middle west much afraid of the eiiualls'.atlon fee in the Mc.S'ary-llauKen bill." The Delie.Wm.t C.. MaVerl Eiublldied 1884 ' MEOFOBD TOBACCO til people W. C. KauVer, Congregational i Minister, 1 i V. S. Cowden, Methodist Minister. I W. N. Coffee, Free Methodist ; Minister. I S. Darlow Johnson, Methodist Minister. Paid Adv. statu business and hn will Klve the people of Ovokoii a cleaii, honest und el'fleienl admliilslin. ' tlnn. 1 Vote 44 X Yes. -Paid Adv. hy llal Moss for Sec. of ft) nth Com. there is at Ibis time funds on hand hut which cannot be retired owlnv, to the splendid financial condition of the County the holders will not part with them before they mature. It has been the practice of the County Court to purchuse back the county bonds as fast us thoro was money on hand that could lie used for this, and with every purchase of bonds the court bus been ubln to effect u nice suvin.'f to the tax payers up. to this time when w-e have found that nn further bonds can be purchused at a suviuit und ! I quote from a letter to our County Clerk from K. II. Holilns & Hon, : bond buyers ot Portland, OreKon, 1 written umer date of March 111: "In my reply to your letter of March 8. we beg to advise that we wee unsuccessful ill obtaln iiiK J104.uilO.uO Jackson county road bonds, for which you of fered a il.fiiie basis last De cember. "The bulk ol' this block oflbonds was owned by u larite bank who refused to sell them at uny price, strange nH this may seem.'' I FAVOR employing local people on all county work and as Sb'o of the cost of roads is charged to labor the tax money is thus re turned to the farmer and merchant and otherwise distributed to the people who produced it. It is impossible to construct roads ns fast as they are called for. but w-e have built, them as fast ns the flnuticiis of the county wnuld per mit, und iipnn this record I leave the mailer of my election In your hands. VICTOll miUSKI.U (Paid Adv.) .UWMHMMMMM-MV - ' . . . . " . Getting Down to Brass lacks "-j There Is a Crisis in the Affairs of Law Enforcement in Jackson County FOR INCOME IAX COTTAC12 C.ROV10, Ore., M:iy 17. (jp) chfintfcs In 'the Hlule tax Hysteni lo relieve properly was pro posed hy the SUUe Farmers' union, which loHed Us nnnunl meeting here hue yesterday. A prndunted Income tux, tux on hitann lhles, per petuation of the Hix iter cent lim itation, nnd appropriation hy th federal povernment to rover what government lands won Id pay In taxes, were features flinnested. F MINI Skin Eruptions Baseball Standings successfully treated from within SKILLED physicians recognize the appearance of pimples, boils and other skin eruptions as being ,an indication of an ab normal condition of the system. This is why so many thous ands have been enabled to free themselves of these unsiuhtly blemishes and painful skin an noyances by taking a course of S.S.S. You owe it to yourself and friends to give S.S.S. a trial It helps Nature build rich, red blood those vitalizing elements in the blood that build and sus tain the body. In building rich, rod blood cells, S.S.S. improves the proc esses bv which the body is nour ished. "I suffered from impure blood was weak, and I had lost so much weight, I didn't look nat ural. I had pimples and was also bothered with a breaking out that itched terribly. I also had boils one after another. I tried different kinds of remedies, but nothing did me any good 7or ( pep the great tome until a friend advised me to take S.S.S., which I did. This was some timet go. Now I feel well, and I am getting along tine. S.S.S. stopped the itching and it cured me of 'boils." I advise all Weak and rdn-down people to give S.S.S, a trial. It clears up the skin and makes you strong and fills you with energy." Mrs. J. W. Barker, 1337 Walnut Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. All drug stores sell S.S.S. in two sizes. - Get the larger size. It is more economical. I strength cJeors VirJ National W. L. Pet. Cincinnati la 1 ."13 Chicago 1 1 .1113 Hr Louis is 12 .noo New- York 13 11 .M:! Brooklyn II 13 . r. 1 ! Pittsburgh 13 H -411 Huston ! 17 .340 Philadelphia 0 20 .2:11 American YV. I,. Pet. New York 21 r, .sat Philadelphia 1 (I 7 ,f,!lf, Cleveland IS 13 .f.Xl St. Louis ', ' III .4H4 Boston ' 12 1.1 .444 Washinctiin II 1.1 .423 Detruit 12 22 .3". 3 Chicaso ...10 20 .3.13 I'lltDIN WINNKIt IN HJOH SCHOOL TKXXIS SANI1 POINT. Idaho. May 1" tPt This northern Idaho town is In tlio throes of a miniature min ...K rush today, following- tile dis covery yesterday of a rich silver lead ore deposit two miles from the cliy limits, the third In less than a week within a 20-mlle radius. The latest discovery was' made by A. Itnyer, a pioneer prospector, after 20 years' unsuccessful search. He found traces of rich ore last week when he visited bis property to Investigate the heiuht of the water In Lake Pend lllleille. I'lllnc brush over the spot, which has been a favorite haunt of fishermen for years, he tele graphed a nephew In Portland. Ore., and when the latter arrived yejiteulay. they uncovered n five fold vein of hlKh crude silver- lead ore. which extended to 1110 i March I), 1II2I) This is lironnlit about hy tho iinlictmciit Mini ti-inl or the District Altnrney, further nfj(ir;i -vatetl liy n'niiiliilnus stories put out over tln county tl ni'iiif; the lust year ami a hall', in an effort to (laiiiae the official ami piililienl stainliiic nf NYwtiii) ('. CliHiieyj this has boon purely po litical antl in the interest nf a ct'i'laiji Medfnril attorney, formerly nf I'ni'l lanti, more recently from (ininls I'ass. In the last days of the canipaifin this attorney is rniiiiinp; paid iiilvcrtiNcincnts in the press of the county in which he is ilninine; in the mimes of prominent officials antl private citizens. His lack of tasle ami proper sense of the proprieties is best illustrated by his coiuiectiiiK the names of Christ anil of .Indue C. M. Thomas wit li the subject matter of his libelous screeds. The Chancy Coinmillee is composed entirely of men who are not in polities except from the standpoint of nood (,'oveniinent. They have refused at all times to deal in personalities and up lo date have not even incntionci( the names of the candidates opposing Mr. Chancy, but pa tience has ceased to be a virtue, and it mioht be well to mention a specific case which is only one of nianv that will indicate to the voters just why Allison Moiiltou should never be elected District Attorney of Jackson County. He has refused consistently to concern himself with legislation of importance to bis district. He declined to have anything to do with the Stanfield O. & C. land grant refund bill and refused even to introduce it in the House until forced to do so. Although the last public build ings bill carried an appropriation of One Hundred and Sixty-nine -Million Dollars, Mr. Ilawley failed to secure u sltiKle dollar of it for bis district, which has not received one postol'l'lce since lftKI. DO NOT CONFUSE THE WAYS AND MEANS WITH THE AP PROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE. The Ways and Means Com mittee has absolutely no juris diction over appropriations of any kind nor over any legisla tion in which this district is Interested. THE ELECTION OF JAMES W. MOTT MEANS ACTIVE REPRE SENTATION IN CONGRESS. Why We Need A New Congressman The following editorial, entitled "THK HKI'OIIDS," appeared in tho Oregon Dally Journal (Portland), under date of May 7, li)2S: "JAMKS W. MOTT of Astoria, candlilatn for CoiiKiess from the Hrst Oregon District, Is one of Oregon's brilliant legislators, lie has an unusual record of accom plishment, lie hns heen the author of some of Oregon's most Import ant legislation, lie is a speaker of unusual gifts, lio has invariably been found favoring sound legisla tion mid opposing the unsound, and has been au outstanding member of the house since l!i2:i. "Mr. M,ott presents a digest of the record of bis opponent, Mr. Ilawley. Of It ho says: "'Willi Ihn exception of pension lilllit und bills for tho relief of in dividuals, Mr. Ilawley in tile past Hi years has Introduced nnd spon sored lower titan two dozen bills, resoltilioilii and amendments which have become law. Most of these wero hills whose passagn required merely the formality of (heir In troduction. In oilier words, they were bills in which nn one hud nny particular interest and which, there. fore, could be passed by unanimous consent. Not a single one of these Is of any general importance to the Klrst Congressional District of Ore gon, lo the slato ln general, or to the nation. The record, ns appears hv the digest, shows that every bill of 'cncrnl importance was killed hy tlin committee to which It was referred anil that only a handful ever reached the stage of being re ported into Hie bouse nnd debated.' "Antl that Is about tho llnwloy record."! Oregon Daily Journal, May 7, 1028). Paid Adv. Mott for Congress Com mittee, Astoria; Nell Morfitt, C'hiilrmnn. ABILITY WITHOUT HONOR It Is a Canon of Professional Ethics That: "A member of the bar shall not accept employment adverse to n client reluling lo n liinUcr on which he has obtained confidential informat ion from, such client." PEOPLE VS. FRANCIS R. HORN February 10, 1!)'';: Allison Moulton was represcnliiiK the I'KOH.K ns Deputy District Attorney. Confidential informal ion was placed before Mr. Moulton. He advised prosecution of said Horn. flNCf ISIS a clear skin comes from within Tn the hoy' tennis tournament which hn heen carried on In the hlh nchnol duriiiK the. lat week. Hill Turdin I champion, having eHmin.itcd all competitor-. Sec ond place wan won hy .Jame Kd mlHton. third hy Roland Mfrritleld. and fourth nnd fif'h places on the tea mwill ko to Hill Itowermon. Allan Spaldlni; or Kalph Klein. The local team ljan mt Awhland twice, wlnnlnt; her1 at Mcdfnrd and lovlnif on their trip to Awhland. Tomorrow nftcrnonn Alhany hlirh fichool will 4play here ncninnt the local hitrh school tram. Thin mad-h will he played at 2 o'ctiH-k on the t Hid" c.rts. StrcM-mnnn I nclmniril. i:i;iEM, M 17 Mt The con dition of fore 1 1! n Minister (Itmtnv St reemnnn, who han heen wrl nujdy idekyvail unchanged OiIh in reserve RED CROWN ANTI-KNOCK GASOLINE oil com pan y or CAuroMia The Grand Jury indicted Horn on four counts. March in, lil'.'li': Moulton deserted the District Attorney's office. May t!ll, 1!)ll!: Defendant Horn was tried in the Circuit Court of Jackson County on n criminal ehnrse based on the confidential informalion furnished above, and Allison Moulton appeared in court as ATTORNEY FOR THE DEFENSE. Horn's alibi was perfect. A DEADLY PARALLEL A I sasip I ill A Diamond, a Sapphire, or II III Kmeralil in a mounting of II HI platinum or white, gold of II HI carefully considered do- II 111 sign the. ring perfect for II IINmii Mi'.liLJ ail I Hi lJ".r.!l4 1 i In Biblical limes JUDAS ISCARI0T he- Itrayed his Master for thirty pieces of itilver. May 2(5, 102(5 : ALLISON MOULTON BETRAYED THE PEOPLE OF JAClSCjT COUNTY for n like consideration. Paid Adv., Chancy for District Attorney Committee, I. line Oregon Content Co. plant resumes work with full crow, Qrninif. o
