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AL'S OFFICES TO
BE IN GENERAL
XKW YOIIK, July JU. tJPt
llt iKlquurtt'iK fur tin- n rsi.lt ni inl
ciim-miKh t.f i.iiivortior Alfrml ;.
Smith jut- to ho et;ihlifluMl in th'
(ii'iinal Mniuis ItulUliiiK al llroiul
wny ami 5 t ti strot't.
The tinivo from tin- Uou-i itilt
niuri', u he re the (,'uvei run 's rani-p-iiiriis
in rot-em fiir.s wen- rcn
trred, was unified by .luhn J. Ilas
kolj, Uemucnttic chairman, who is
finance chairman of thf (iem-ntl
Motor?) coi'ixn-ation.
Thf rutin- ciKlith floor Is lnim
lomodclfd fur tlx- Kt'iit'inl hciid
(lunrUTs. ami on other floors will
ho quartered the democratic sena
torial and coiiKresMional commit
tees. Temporary offices ahvjnly have
been established, and the fiit
meeting of the unofficial cabinet,
the memb"rs of which probably
will form the executive eumittco
of the campaign, was helil there
yesterday.
Attending the nieiMiuu were Mr.
Haskob, Senator l'eter itoelet iw
ry of Hhode Island, chairman of
the advisory committee: .Senator
Key Tillman of Nevada: .1-tmes .1.
lloey. John K. ;ilchlist. (ieorge It.
Van Naiuee, umnuRer of liuvermn
Smith's pre -convent Ion campaign:
Colonel Herbert . l.ebnian. chair
iiian of the finance coinmittee, and
Mrs. Henry Mosk" wit..
With the exception
senators, those in the
all been advisers of Gov
in past years.
rnor Smith
Canby may -sell power plant to j
1'ortland Kleeti-ic 1'ower company
for belter service. I
Prevents Misunderstanding in
Property Deals When You
Put Them in
ESCROW
Hi'rc ii ri a fow things wliielt our KSCIiOW oViiirtnn'nt
ilues when a property uVnl is put in eserow: It adjusts
interest, pays taxes, at tends tn fire insuninee, records
necessary (loeinneiits. sei'iires releases, pays claims, pro
rales fire, insurance, olilains title insurance policy an 1
PROTECTS THE INTERESTS
of everybody concerned. .Many a iood deal lias 'fallen
tlir(nrli because (if misunilerstaudin"-.
In short, KKCliOW means
, satisfactory time saved, money saved, and errors eliminated.
$7.50
tor any
amount to
JTjOO vuluu
nor $1000 for
Kucrows frum
STiiOO to $20,000
Jackson County Abstract Co.
ESCROW DEPARTMENT
121 E. Sixth St. Phone 41
w
Seal-Kaps
keep pure
milk pure
until you use
it
The ordinary milk-bottle lop leaves the rim
of the bottle exposed td whatever erm it
may accumulate. To overcome this very
real danger of contamination, we have
adopted Seal-Kaps.
Seal-Kaps fit over the entire pourin sur
face of the milk-bottle and keep the milk
pure and good up to the moment you drink
it. They effectively prevent germs, dust,
dirt from being deposited on the rim.
Seal-Kaps are much easier to remove.
No picks or knives necessary. No milk
spattering on your clothes. A twist of the
fingers and this sanitary top is off the bottle.
Afterwards, it makes a handy and safe
hotel cover until all of the milk is con
umd. Insure the stfety of your milk
supply. Telephone for your r boltl
tomorrow morning.
Snider Dairy &
"If It's Snider's, It's
GERMAN BABY IS SEEING EUREKA
LONE PASSENGER ;
CUU'ACu. July "10, 'A1 A tw
and one-half year old
Kil l. who rl'ossed t he
alone
to join her
parents and '
f becoming Anicricanized,
Nine month?-' a no. when
Han.
llosi-hen and
were ready t.
('ennany for
caiio' down
his family of four
leave their nativ;
Chicago, lOlizabeth
with the measles,
nearly upsetting I lie family plans.
Tloy left Klizabeth with her
grandmother in Hanover and tamo
to Chicago.
Mans Hosehen prospered
and .
sent the price of passage to the
grandmother, who packed the
child on board the steamship
Cleveland, bound for New York,
in care of the steward. At New
York. KMzabeth was placed in
arc of a Tultman nurse and
siarted for Chicago. Uailway at
tendants reported the child had
bee
not
an ideal traveler, and had
admitted a single cry during
her journey from New York.
t'els School Scholarship
SALKM. Ore.. July 20. tV
Kraneis X. Cuppa, student at C
t
"
I
lunibia university in Cortland
"as t
been awarded a sell o la rship
in the
Colm-ado School of .Mines. The
j scholarship of about $L'."0 a year or
of the two!$10UU for the four-year course, is
group have 'awarded each year to the Oregon
student presenting the most aceept-
aide i eeol d.
Thn
(ion n
Si'il.'fC
e-niilo Cascadla-1 'anger
ad. Linn county, will
sta
cost a square deal for
iii-k,
$1
50 cents
per $1000 for
iituoioits from
1!S,000 U)
!2
Produce Co.
the Best to Buy"
BANDIT BELIEVED .
TO BE IN OREGON
i
Kl'KKK A,
Lib.
July -Jib t.-V
Herman With l'eter Slroff, ex-convlct. ad
Atlantic milling that be took part in the
posluf f ice robbery at Willow (.'reek
, ber of the
bandit trio
which
looted the pusloffice
safe and
later killed a deputy sheriff cen
tered today In L-re;;un, where the
fugitive outlaw was believed to
be hiding.
Stroff confessed that he, John
lllshop, and William Herder, all
ex-convbts, robbed the post off ie-;
"d fought the battle with offi
cers in which lJcputy .sheriff
William Carpenter, and I'ishop
were killed.
I'nder ouesi ioning Stroff yes
terday broke down ami revealed "Mivhiiect. had Insisted shun Id bo
Herder's name, ami admitted thai, curved on it ami whieh the rector
the three of limn had come here I Uf the university banned. This in-
from 1'ortland by nummoi.'iv. j
loiter in the day the automobile
used by the outlaws was loun-i i
near Oregon City. Oregon, and of-
flcials in the I'acific norttiw
began a sear, h for the fugitive.
Slroff. was arrested lat Wed-!
nesday about l'l miles from I'.urnt!
Hanch. where the battle with thei
.leouties
was fought. Official.-
would be charged with
i.
mu rder.
I'OKTI.ANh, Ore, July L.
Scanh fur William titillt llciih-i-,
4. ronvict sought as a member of
the trio which held up the Willow
Creek. Calif.. iostoffbc and Killed
a deputy sheriff last Friday, cen
tralized in Portland today.
1'olice and shcriff'.s deputies
were Kuardint; h i y h w a y s and
Noprchihi; the city today, a few
hours after the ha ml it cnawusi,
the bandit
traced to Orcuon City and Harder
' I
11. I. lien, uiKiii uiK iiuiiiii in
a Karate, set police to work with I
renewed vifior when he reported j
today that Herder was at the t;a
rat;e. between 1 and -1:1.") a. m.
j Hell said he n;uv Herder's
; lure, in a newspaper about 0 i
I'll'-
and recognized him as the man
I who visited him in th
i - The suspect, itell said,
any ears were leaving for Spok
! The man's eyes were bloodshot,
f Itell said, ii ml he appuared weary,
i Fpon heiiiji asked, Itell aava tht
! nuiii breakfast money. The man
, wore a tan striped uit.
Portland police took nn active
, intorest in the California case when
they recognized John W. 1 tisliop,
who was killed In ti kud f;hi whieh
also cost a deputy sheriff his life,
as a bandit who hud operated in
Portland. Records disclosed that
Peter Slroff, who was captured
and admitted complicity In the
t robbery, had been I! (shop's com
I panion in other jobs. This lufor-
mat ion was rorwariieu in c-aiuornia I
officers. Herder, who, like the
other two men. have records at
urefjon penueniiiiry, was impli
cated in Sr toff's eonfessbtn.
Indicating that the trio of ban
dits spent the winter In Portland
and went south In quest of loot,
police learned that Herder left here
July 8 in company with two men.
believed to have been Stroff and
Pishop.
The bandit car was found de-
serted by the highway '2 miles j
south of Oregon City,
day.
late yester- i
WAI.K.M. tire.. July :0. - UV) ---Pill
!lnlf.. who Is bciim sought
in Oregon as an accomplice in thej
postofflee robbery and murder of I
Heputy Sheriff Carpenter at Wil-1
low Creek, Calif., twice did tlmei
in the Oregon penitentiary. '
Herder was first received at the'
prison here from Multnomah coun-f
ty in 1 Hill, to serve two years for;
larceny. He was discharged in
June, lii-'L. The following Sep- j
: teniber he was again committed '
'to ihe state prison from Multni-!
ntail county on a four-year sen-
tenee for burglary. He was eon-1
ditionally pardoned In February, !
l'J-4. and turned over to ininii-j
j gration authorilies for deportation I
, to Kussia. l.'ntil I lerder's name :
I tuipcared f" the eonfessjimf of '
"liuteh Pete" Stroff in connection ,n
(With the Willow Creek crime, he
' nail nut been licnru of ly the penl.
i ti'lillm-y liuthorltli a since III uV.
1 liurtation.
i
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CM'K MAV. X. -T.( July 201'):
Two v oast Kuurdmiicn with ;
ilrownc-il und flvoi i-CHClK-d lodny ;
whrn thu NtcainHhlp ' '('uIIh-thou j
nnk coast ouard natrol Imat Nu. ;
113 In a thick fug off the Dela
ware capcH.
The (lead uric
Ii. F. Halnos, motor machin
ist ' mate, first rlass, rkanutU-
vllle, N. J
I). T. IIal, motor marhminl'M
nwilo. werinil chits. AtUintu. (Ja.
Aei-uirlini; to the story tuhl hv
the mirvlvurs, Ijeiuware lay wiih
i-ovei-fil hy a dense tnK anil the
lCri-i3 whs proeeeiiinff slowly
;alonj? on patrol duly. Hmiilenlv
; out uf the mirk loomed the hlt:h
j how of tho fielKhtcr. It slrllek
!the ?.'i-foot Rovernnient h n a t
'snuurely Hmld-shitis, cii.inif It In
. half ni. thulJKh with a Itlant knife,
i The two mtssinu men were In
i The engine room and are believed
to have been rendered unooni l-ie
hy the force of the tnipaet. while
,tlie other fiM were hurled into
I the sea.
ATTACK OF ACUTE .EX41DEN MEN
PATRIOTISMS
CAUSE OF ATTACK
i. or vain. Helium. July -
Ul'i An attack of "acute patriot
ism." induced by a parade of Bel
gian war victims on Sunday, is the
police diagnosis of the molic
which on yesterday actuated I'M
mone Morion to destroy the rcc-
1 tor's balustrade on the new mc-
monal library of l.ouvain univer-
i sity.
"Long Hv ii'elyium, Krance and
A merica ; they are not all bodies
like Hector l.adeli.e," Morren
shouted as lie climbed along t he
line of symbolic beasts to fondle
the Helgian lion before descending
to surrender to police. j
The controersy over the balus
trade resulted from an inscription
which Whitney Warren. A merica n
script inn read:
Oesiroyed y teutonic fury: re
stored by American ueneiosity."
The reetor had an u niiiM-ribetl
b.iht.xlrado erected in place of that
which had been prepared at t he
directum -f Mr. Warren. In de
stroying this substitute, Morren ex
ecuted a cll-pl.uiucd job. lie was
a eonstruction foreman and he
first sent other u orkers away.
1 Hen he cut all telephone connec
tions, locked all doors and removed
all available ladders. Me armed
himself with a small sledye ham
mer and for :tu minutes smashed nt
the -small stone pillars while a
dozen policemen, stood below
watchiim him, but helpless so far
as preventing the vandalism u as
concerned.
"The Hermans made us suffer
too much to allow us to let their
no on undisturbed." is what
I he
olice say he deelared when he
arrested. The offense mav
W;ls
cost him a five-year prison .sen
tence. Morren s L'jl years old and the
j father of two children. He has
always been considered a model
work man.
sS,;L0S ANGELES MAN
OF GANG
WAR ON STREET
ANTiKKFS, July 20. (IN -appari-nily
by a hammer
ns he drove his automo-
Killed,
attack.
bile
here
later
ulong- a well-traveled street
last niMht, police sureuns
revealed that AiiRiist Pal-
ombo. 2S
dled as a result of bul-
let wounds.
palombo died soon after
been taken in u imst.iini
lie had
; ham
mer was found in the, tonneau of
bis car. but police did not believe
it to ho the death weapon, al
though early disclosures Indicated
that his death came as the result
of a blow from an instrument re
sembling a hammer. As his bunds
went limp on the wheel, the car
ran up a driveway onto a lawn
i ml resident of the neighborhood
investiatliiK the automobile
In
such an unusual place, found him
slumped face downward in t he
front seat.
lie apparently was not slain
by robbers, as his money and
Jewelry were intact.
New Paper Money
Will Be Issued a
- Year From Now
WASHIXCToN. July I'll. (Pi
The new Cnlted Stales paper money
which will go into circulation next
July I, in addition to being smaller
Uian the present bills, will be slgn-
ed by the secretary of the treasury
instead of the registrar of the
treasury, as has been done since
Civil Will-. !
' A law pasKeil aliuut the time of
; the Civil war renuiroil that the1
t t'lllled .Stnti-H lloteM le HiKlieil hy
j Ihe ri'KiMlrur anil ireuMiriT. The
i-evlHetl law pmviile.i that the IreaH- j
I ury hall Isfiue Hie notes in rnieh ,
i lurln ax il tleeins ruiei-.
The signature uf tile Herl'etaiy uf
the trruMiry Iium ajuieareil on feil
leral re.serve nutes. hut never unun
IiiuIch uf the L'lliteil mules.
I;
50 PEOPLE PERISH .
HANOI. Kn-ni h Inli-Chlnii, July
0. (Pi At h'iist 50 prrHfins an
,inowri 1
' havf! pfrli'hrd In a ty
hU Ii hWfpt the foaHt f
llll(lf,
Krrnch f ndo-Chinu. Ia.t nii;ht.
Thirty peiionn wrc drowned
when the Krf iu-h strainiT, Cup
!,;iy, foundfrptt nftcr a hoihr "X
ptoHion nt the mouth M th' Honi?
tanil,ar river. More than p-r-
H"n! rov.wa in-iore inls
cnip wa (iiisnod on tne roc(. '
Twenty Atinainitr jiuf ivert werf !
drowned when ti latin h sank l:i t
the Haiphong river. Ijochm uf
junkf and wai.ipann were Hunk t
Ilenol and Haiphong, and tnu h l
! miil'Tlfll Oamao was dono in 1
1 1 h' tif irhlturhood.
, Chiropractic Naturopathy
! Dr. H. P. Colemai, '
I 8th Successful Year In Medford r
Treatments by AppoiMtment
; Medford Center Bldg. Phone 965'
' Electrotherapy Food Science
INIOWA VOTE TO
SUPPORT HOOVER
M:s Mt M.N KS. la.. July L'o. -.V
- Support of Herbert Hoover
:ie.T coiifi.b ti. n in h;v ability lo
offer a constructive solution oi
the farm icinf piobh-ni have been
iven by the lepuidiean party in
Iowa at the state copv nimn.
Commciulini; Hie ('.. l. I', noin
ineo yesterday for his statt'inor.1
that the agricultural problem "will
and must ln sohed." resolutions
Were adopted uiKin cunt in tied
efiort In behalf of uKricuitiiral
let; illation through an enuali.a
inn ffe "or l-y some otlicr
means."
Th - delegates seemed to aci cpt
a message !iioubt by (lover nor
.loli n I lammill. who conferred
wn b Mr. 'Hoover yesterday a
Council lilutfs. I'be governor, -'i
-suppoier of Frank I.owden
, earlier in the campaij It. whole
heartedly appro ed the tmalif i-a -lions
of the l-'pllblicall llontillee
and epressed conlideme that tile
si. i ml he u on Id toke on the farm
if-ue would be entirely sa 1 1. fa .' ' ory
lo th" party in ova.
A nolo of distention followed
the unanimous report uf the reso
lutions commiitee w hen Ma jo:
Frank J. laind of Webster City, :i
proponent of the McXary -I humeri
principle and of M r. I.owden's
1 candidacy, offered from the floor
a set of resolutions urptntr sup
port of the McNary-l laum-ii biU
until sonic belter remedy is ad
vanced." Mr. I.und's piopur-al W'ns
defeated.
tnher : peakers who tned sup
port of the lioover-Curtls ticket
were Senator Smith W. Urookhnrt.
t 'onm esMiian 1.. ,). I hekinsoii and
F'trmer Oovernor V. I,. Hardin-,-.
Wonderful Cream
for Dry Skins
A new
Cream is on
Cocoa Untie
marvidoiis Clcaniiu; ;
She market, eonlailiin ;
It melts nuhl lino
th- skin.
aniim
untiic and dill, and will mt strefh,
, ibo skin or make it sany. It's '
simply marvelous in keopim; ytnith-'
f u I 4'om ple ioii". (iiiinl f ir sii n - i
! burn. Ask for M K 1 .1 .( -C ! .( i ( 'o. o.i '
Ptuter Cleansim; Cream. Heath's1
i I i ul' Store. i
What makes a picnic? the
lunch.
What makes the lunch? the
sandwiches.
Ask for Beck's Sandwicn
Loaf. Made by
Beck's Bakery
ONYX
POINTEX
HOSIERY
For Women $1.95
s i ra
t
Farm Bureau Co-operative
Exchange
We make and sell all kinds of feeds and mashes.
Our formulas are registered. We guarantee our products.
I
WE SLL IN -
Chicken Feeds
Kcoiminy Mash .
Co-Op Spt'i'ial
(). A, C
(irowiny; Scratch
.Katlciiiiif,' Mash
AH-iii-One
Wheat
-
zzz
77 - 7
Clacked Com
Reduction
A. S
2 "51
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In t.ic iviscinciit or in i he
ittic theie's v.ttil sp.tcc
thnt the children cmkl ic, it
a Utile lumber and a little
labor were applied. "Where
can 1 play" and "What is
there to do" need lie heard no
nunc it you will cive the kid
1 recreation room. I.ct us tell
you how.
Woods Lumber Co.
"Bach to the Woods"
711 East Main Telephone 103
s . f
r .i mi
I. .e .-.,.!
IJVI-RYBODY in the Nortliwest is in-
viteel ti Seattle the second week'ot"
August.! hat's Exposition Week. 1 led
Week, die "iUfi Week'' of the year for
Seattle And the entire Northw-cst. Ourini;
that week Seattle prepares a special pro
gram ot entertainment lnr her thousands
of visitors.
The Exposition, now in its fifteenth year,
is the thief aiiraciion. This year ii is held" in
the new University of Washington Athletic
Pavilion, with nearly three acres of lloor
space H)0 colorful, intcrestini; booths of
products manufactured and sold iu the
Northwest.
The Exposition is staged primarily for the
Merchants of the Northwest and tickets to
nit attractions are issued to them Irce.
Hut all; ire invited to share in the pleasures
of this gala week.
Come! Join with m in thi (treat Fr vivid of Proarrn.
Men hanu! Meet du heads ot c om erm nnd drp.irt
mt-niijun do himnrft tvnh iitroiiRlioni tim year.
Special diicoumt during l;xpumiou week l'Utl
nuw to be with us,
FOR YOUR WINTER
FIRE
Green Pine Slab Wood
12-inch or 16-inch
$2-75
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
1118 North Central
Reichstein
Tel. 631
COMPjjtJjON WITH
100 Lbs.
....$18.80
.... 2.00
.... 3.00
.... :;.jo
... :;.oo
.... 2.80
.... 2.50
Dairy Feeds
Milk Male'
cir Meii
Mill If mi !..
.M idillins
K'oJle.J Oals ....
(ii'oiiiid Oats ..
licet Pulp
Ho" Hals
2.50
on Purchases ofeOne Ton
1
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U-'v;
mmm
i ir?l ft K
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1 ! ' S
r. .9 a . "2
AO S
Uiii 1'llOGRAM
Al.iroYf VAou -Marine iDcrchji'.disc,
mo.Ub.cn.
liiHhHn.,t AtrVonr n.tni-Sun-
diy. Aiic. si-onlv tJ
f.t;,i Jo'.ir hy w.itslniu in ilic
Se.mle lut hor.
hotit Httus on Luke Vt'nOiini;tnn.
Si, ihw(i.ji Kutf. .nhi l',,t,tU.
Shit S)wu 1.1 test stylex, I'fldunjt
IJirts, Lie. t)v it Hi nioib'ls.
S'i 'ii ! ..mhfH I tiiiiaiiuiiii! tali;i
nml t iiicrcuii iictit.
I .'ur M.rrt ih Jmtrj.
ILnekt!!Si-Ate vs. Ontvland.
i'nwM.1,' Meet ("hjmp'onship.
llmtfihae Pinmn CuHtttt tor State
(.h.impioii'.liip.
WhfM K.i--10 f the Wcm's
( Jilt St ioj;,
boiI a rlim.ix
'tht lllur,m.H,i Or,,,,;,!! I,f!f,4nt
i oiu Ituiins ilh big l ittwoiki
Yon Can't AJfard lo Mist It!
Per Load
2 Loads $5.00
Deuel
ANYONE i
100 Lbs. m
.$2.5' ;
:.. 3.15
2.10 1,
3.i5
2.50 :
2.50
2.70
or More
. !
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r:':v
HIE NEW
for your motor
A STANDARD OIL PRODUCT
Wi IAT music couM He
sweeter than tlie siKitliing
hum of a G-E Fan on a
sweltering day!
It Mows away heat, head
aches, humidity whips
sluggish ait into a gener
ous breeze changes hot
weather frowns into smiles
of content,
G-E Fans come in 6, o, 12"
and 16-inch sizes oscillating
and non-oscillating types
trum
Strpintoihf ltore
that diiplavi the
G-E Sinn. There
you'll br litre of
flood fan i and a
triable dealer.
PACIFIC STATES
ELECTRIC COMPANY ,u
wVmiWw GENFRAL fil.K.TR IK
'FAR
I'onr triiins coi.li day
c:uh ay Ihiouiih tiio
liiiiiinis ( an.nli.in Km k
its,;ifloiriliiitf tinu'ly ser
vice in speeil jhhI I'oiit
(int thnmiih tin- finest
mountain scenery in llio
world.
LOW Sl'MMI U
I'AKKS ON SALIC
I N TIL SKl'TICMIil-.K 30
Kcttini Limit Oct. 31 .
(in via Il.inff mid Luke ,
Loiiisc to all points in
K.astern (imiadit .tnil the.
I nited Slatesj stop olf
heie er you wish; en
joy :xoeilioiiiil service
and cuisine us yuu
travel.
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iv.ii.i'j At rv 4,rrf i'anv'h Dirr.
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