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MDFORD MATT, TTURnXtt. METVFOrJD. OttEGOY. Tl'Ksll.ft'. JTLY 19i!S.
PA (IE FIVE
AKMY DOG RETURNS WITH HONORS
USED HOI AS
BANK
A CHURCH AND
A A
E
Attack On Recluse in Chi
cago Leads to Ghastly
Find Buried Treasure
Not Found Police Start
Thorough Investigation. 1
'liU'.U.. July 1 . Au
iUit K (.-!' i s humble hut, a
Imuiip, n t'huivh iirul a inausnlcuin
within fi'ur tumbkivii walh
may wiHd utht'i" luidirs Ingulfs
that of his ai;-il ruusin. I'lamUa
t'lara lii-in. 1'olue with axs and
.spath-s wt-rc to It-urn drfiniu-ly to
day ; then the place was to he
hutiu-d.
The liudy " of tin- 7 2-yrar-iM
wunian was fuiind yet-nlay in a
roimh i if fin In in'nth Kiwli-r's luM.
Slu- hail hci'it deati shirt April.
Kcssk-r sitiil Uh hndy hud hem
Uipi in l he hut In cause sin- had
ph-adrd iiwitinM hu ilal In the pot
ter's I'irld, and there were uu turnip
for burial nt lu-rwiso.
Lit ut. I.aird of the numiy polii-c
n.im! there was much to he ex
plained. "There was a pe -h x man." the
lieutenant piti. "old, like Kct-sler.
who lived wiilt him and Claudia
until a few months am. The pi-K-leu
man disappeared, vanishing as
cnipletely i(s thouuli he had never
existed."
Kessici- today lay on a hospital
roi. suffering from wouihIk infliei
ed when he was heset hy uvu mni
and a woman Sattirday. They had
s'iUuhl to eompel him to reveal the
hiding phi'e of a hoard they insist
ed existed. When he reiterated
i hat he was poor, they at tat Ucd
him.
Twenty-six years :mn Kessler was
granted a permit to hilild a hut
on the laud which is now part of
t'tmk eniiiity'.'- forest preserve. He
had come here from Itasle, Switzer
land, after failing to win ordina
tion as a priest. Within the hut
lie erected an altar, and j-'uiround- j mist w ith
ed himself w ith icons, religious i police, uud
Looks and pahuinu's. , or Thompson
('dice heard that Kessh-r va
i'elh,'ioiis adviser in a small roui
who used his hermitaue as a place
of worship. They helieve that the ,.pUtv Commissioner William V.
attempted roldu-ry was insliuated j UussH1- whl, .,(im., m-thi ,,.
hy the woman, possihly one of the , nlMslnn).1. imm.r(nVt h!lid lit- has
urn-shippers, who t.ddlhnmen xll"' ;i,.,.,.pte.d U)(, ,JO(., ..wi,h fl..(l. ;iM(l
ha.l seen Kessler r.'iu-ive sums of j ..emhlinir. hul with n .lH(-nuln:i.
IS ROBBED OF
illTL.W I
! ami .
.! I;, i .-
RUSSELL'S
23.000 CASH
i ly ts.i.lnii: I. il i
Mustered out of the army with th! entire regiment drawn up to
witness his decoration with a collar with three gold bars as a re
ward for sasing three men from drowning, "Boy," a nondescript
pup who attached himself to the army post at Fort Clayton, Canal
Zone, has come to the United States to live a life of comfort. Above,
he poses on his arrival in Los Angeles, Col., with a fellow traveler,
Miss Victoria Volfo.
Lonc Bandit Makes Good
Haul at Security Trust
i Bank in Long Beach
Five' Bank Employees
Tied Up As They Enter
Building.
i,i
l.oxc, ItKACH. Cit.. July "1. i
(.V Hindim; 1 einpluws and mo i.lt
: patron, a l.andii today rohltcd the i,u
Anaheim street ami American ae
mie hra m h of the Security Trust
and Savings hank of a sum ct -
; mated l.y police to he J i n.anii
' As a clerk opened the hank
lion r. I ii e ha mi it crow tied in aft--:
.him. held up and hound the em
ploye ;t nd two o tilers ami then
.calmly awaited the arrival of oihe,
woikers. As ea-h entered he w as
held up ami hound.
Annum the employe victim
wvie two women, one nt" whom
!-lood out, accord i up to police, as
Mln- heroine of the incident. .Mrs
fcKsther Kellers, whose feet ill
rol diers had nculecled to t ie.
1 stepped on an alarm after the
man departed and brought pelie
to tli eocene. A descriptitm of
tile rohher. aeeonlitlK to police.
corresponds to that of a man who
: held up ami rohht-d two othe;
hanks here within the last two
yea rs.
Portland Wheat
I'iiKTI.WIi. the., .luh ::i
WHK T IW; liend hlu
Laid a hit- . $ I : w hite.
w c I em while. liaitl v
inter.
"OMl III" ill
(e low cl
.valines
inedii;)
r I :
xehoie.1
evti ie-!. si r
OATS No
ll spi in-:
S 1 . t T
d to
1 1 'I
eho
1 tradim;.
.'oi'.t 1 I
ip!s 1
i I Mil hlhe:
s. early hid
l ha n i'Mi'1 1
thavy wei;;:
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coiix
shiinui:it
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Today':
inu-h
Nil
l.Vlh, It. w.
mill run standurd.
eipts:
. corn
W heat
, oat s I,
Mon.l., "s
1! lllc
San I 'ruin i-i a iUi tei fate.
SAN KUAN CISCO .Inly :t 1 .
IHltleif.u l" o.K. S.tli l'laiu is. o. !
All Summer Coats and
Dresses must go now at this
tremendous sacrifice.
STARTS WEDNESDAY .
See Our Windows and Other Advertisements
iiim in
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Wall Street Report
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I I . ' : p.p'i; itm s
ami sim ol h SS. ." '..'
pi;;s i '"i . i :in p. i
eh.-iee 1 m.;,k I .".it; feeder and .
stiH Uer plys (To-i;ii) Ihs. nietlniiuj
In choice S 1 t if II. 1
iSoft or oily hoys and loa-iin;:
pius e i 1 1 1 1 1 e I in a hove - u.'.a l ions .
SIIKIir and laml.s. no i
market steady.
ni:u- vii:k. .inly
I'rice tiiov'inci;!s lackett unifnrin
il at the oin-llili of 1oda': Slo'
market, toil the general trend w;i
a i;.i in tii'W.u u- i 'a nail i an 1 'aeifh
Atlantie refinint; an.l Johns .Mai
itlc cadi tipened a point or !
Slither American Smeltinw. Cet
ei;il .Motors. Hudson ntnt Nas
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r
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Mil ll'
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WITH A FREE HAND
CHICAGO. July III. uVi Chi
eaco will start tile nuintli of Au
i new commissioner of Illts(m.SH tJu, suprem
r a i..andal- from -May- t;ii(.. ;, vacation re-e;
crime and
employ his
It.
rid the city of
with carte hlam-hc to
own methods in doin
minlsir-itor. appellant. K la mat It
'otiiity; involviiin settleiiP'nt of
I. aheree estate. .Indue licit. l)e
eroe of .1 udKe Camphell modi fled.
.MaiKaroi doehel, appellunt. vw.
II. N VuiiLiln ; Wallowa emmty :
suit or damages; Justice Coshow.
.1 udue Knowle.s affirmed.
Kirst National Hank of I'm-:- sun
land vs. Ii. C. Hei: and II. H. ami and
A. Lonyinc, eo.npany. appellants: : wer
Muhnoinaii county, t'osts rctaxed I handit then
in odnioii hy the court. .the vault.
At the oncluslon of luday r lie was ili-s'-nl
court w ill lii;hl hair, moh s
until Sep- his chin and a ;
l.tl.NC I'.KACII. Cal.. July :! 1 .
i.'i A hand it early today held ir
and lohhed a hralich of the Se
en rity Trust and Ha vim; ha nk :H
Anaheim street and American ave
nue of a Mini estimated to !
. L'.'l.initi. the police announced.
Follow inc. the first employe I "
enter the hank this morniim. I It
hand it tied him up ami as each
suceeedinj: employe arrlv
lied him until fi
trussed and j:aMKd. Tl
ihtained entrance '
i:i TTCU
higher. -Hu
rorllalid dairy evchaiiu-1 net
w lode ale pines t on lies i - I :t r.is.
A:, '. c: otandanls. ( I e: prime
l ir-tr-. t -lc. firsts. 1 l Yearn d y
prices: I'rinis, :ic ovei- en he stan
dards. i:ct,S Standard extras '-c
higher, other praties le higher.
I'ortland dairy exchange met
husis): l-'resh standard extras, J'.ic:
fi esli standard firsts. :.' .c; fresh
medium extras. Utle;
firsts. i;rte. I'riees
1 'i :te over exchange prices.
.l I I . K - Huttei fat lc hi
d. hotimi l!tw ,,,(11; ,.,. ,.,.Ml) Si'.iiit cwt.
persons ,H'llv.-ret I'onlaml. less I per cm.
Ihitli-rfat, .station l.'ic; traik. Hie;
delivered ;it I'ortland. l!'r.
WOO!. Steady, eastern Oicyoti
us heiim t-tl-- wools i f o.h. country points):
each side of , hoice liullt shlillkioi4 fine. IC.-ij :t7e
hiyh on lii- Hi : heavier shrink in ix fine, ill fit
Studehak-
losi ground.
Chr.sler. Hadio
sh-wt d sins of he
The r:ill I ale w :
el ionaily.
olumhla
and I'ostum
liai jdy as
i aim- aftei
lrcne;ih.
w ere m il l;
nt
and
cstilt.
s ma i ked
prices hi'
up
di '
d
r
of Is:
sh uiciliuin
retailer...
li-
l.-sues sa::.
!i points helow y
quotations.
.Montotnei'- W'i
two points to 1711
I radium a ml i hen
new hiuh record is
a-;ainst tin- L'ciieral t
l use t lire- IliiiK ma
s ponds. Ilastnian
Wriuht
Sol cut
The reaction .
an Mpeiiiui; display of ,
ii which nianj Issin s ;
d up I to r. points. J
ihis w 'it Mi'ickl' re-
;, needed and a lum:
al 1 to nearlv
sterday's final
1 sold down
in t he en rly
limbed (o a
:li . moving
end.
Itilie hloke
Kodak nnd
eron inth al. Coinuierei;'!
Kadio. lai'-rmiiional Hat -
ulster and
to I pnhilx
Mail Trihnne classifi-
Oiipont.
Winner.
fotehe
lc
d wn
I'le Val-
pei
!.hi
Kadio and
money fi-oin his followers.
Kessler said lii cousin died from
lack of proper medical attention,
h" laekini: funds to pay n doctor
and she refusing his plea that .she
j,U Ml lOI- I I'lllll,! IOISUill.
A man atml women were under
ixvrwl MU-lmel Ott and Mrs. Kllen 1
Natterville. Coljee said Mrs. N'a'.-j
icrvil'ie admitted heins implicated ;
)M fit.. MUC.I.Il .. Ulw. .
'. , ." tration for two and ono-liHlf years.
iiiiiik (I James Donovan, w ho was 1 ,. ... , , . .
hciin; Houiiht today, as the other'
man. j
lion to make good."
Uu.ssell succeeds "XI o- let-' 10m"
Michael Iluuhcs, resigned after Hi,
months service. (July two nun
headed the police department
for periods greater than two years.
One of these was Charles Kltzmor- '
ris, who recently n signed as eomp
t roller. He was police chief under .
the previous Thompson adminls-
tlie plant's
liiliway...
d as liief
ars of the lJever
The official estimate of present
American population is 1 1 h.'.Ui t.iHin.
Herein we have an issue as to I
whether the stork or the Immlni- j
lion officials did the more for their i
country. !
j
The political estimate id' the mass j
int ellififpee is measured hy the
fact that Hoover Is helu'4 chaVued
w i; h heitiu an lOiiKllhnuin. while ;
Smith Is declared sure to make
t he Tope feeretary of state if
cl.-ct-d.
What Will
Morgan Collin;
during the four
administration.
Mayor ThonipKun, who was ae- !
live In the attempt tu "draft' Cool- 1
htge for renominatlon. will lend !
his support to the entire republi
can ticket In the November elee- '
lion, from Hoover down, it was in-j
dienied today hy Ilernard Snuw, u j
p(dltiea! associate of the iliayor.
Oregon Supreme
Court Decisions
SAI.IO.M. (Hi .. .Inly 31. l.Vi Th,. !
iiiri'iiu' ruurt tmliiv. In ;in iln-
IJOli
do
When your
Children Cry
for It
ion hy J usiu e Hrown. affirmed
the conviction in Multnomah conn -1
ty of .1. V. Huik for misapplica-,
Hon of the funds of the hank ! '
Ken tun. of which he was presi
dent. Hui k w as sentenced to
sel e seven years in the stat"
penitentiary and pay a fine of ;
:'''0U. In the lower court tho :
case was tried before udgo II.;
i Stevenson. ll. H. Thateher, cash- 1
h-r of the hank, was also indicted,
1 and pleaded guilty.
The supreme court. In an opin-!
Ion written by Justice I'.elt, affirm-;
led the conviction of Clarence
i Itraxcll of I'orthtnd. who wn ;
' ('onvicted In the I'o.-tland vie
ring ease. In the lower court '.
: for Multnomah county the case
j was tried before Judge Ai He . '
I Walker. j
; Other opinions tuihty were:
I.. J. Swanson, appellant, vs.
.1. l Huffy. Multnomah eodniy. !
.telioll to recover attorney fees, j
opinion hy Chief Justice Hand.
Judge ftkwall reversed. j
City of Portland vs 11. '. ;
t Welch, cotintv assessor, 't al. ap- -There
i linnlly a liotwlmld tlia, i ,(l.jnit. Multnomah count v. In-:
I, .i.Mi't lieai.1 of CaHoi-ui! At M, volving assessments on real pro,
hvc milhim homes are never withou. (.u. ljr,)nl.lr l( ,.ltv nf
it. f there are elnUlrrt. ... vour 0 t rhi)if JuhUk. t
tuimly there, alnit .la.lv neer o d Jml H!t.VtIl!,on tirn.e,:.
it- cemfort. And nv liient tnnv tmd . , J4l ,
,oti verv t1i.-ii.kful Uteres n hotlk it. f, ren v olivr.- 1-r: n-,
II. ehouM'. .lHslBfpwdrH.nnllliiil-'c,!l- llPlljmt: 1 ke,- eountv; in-,
tola- or Mlpntion W relieved; or ! volvlnc crlmn of fa.lure to sup-
diarrhea cheeked. A ve-rtald. pro- lrt minor children. Jmice Koss. (
.im t; a l:ibv remedv meant for voiinif ,i"fn. Jndgf M-Colloch reversed. .
folk. (H-t.-ria i ilut l!-' oitlv; chnrhs I'lc.-k s ;rorge l:n-.-Ilniifr
wm hiue ever li-ard il-ntor -eft apellant: Tillamook rouiilj ,
mlvipe ' pivjiig- to infant!. Stronger action for daniiipc; Justice Itoss-'
iiiH.cinifi nrr dmi'rott to a tiny, man. Judge iJagh-y affirmed.
Iiaby. however liarmles they inav lie Murv ", I'ennci'aker vs i;. W. t
io C'"u -me, twl old "( n toria ! ! and H. Fs Klmlle. Multnomah
lieuicinlfer 'rhe name, and remember eoiinn : m-iiim of fraud, opinion
to k'l.v it. It may (an: you a -leep- by Justice KoMinan. Judge JIew-
lesT Htixiotin nisla. ll i iilwysf)n ufflrmed.
leiidv. Always fae to in finer- ; Miller vs I'. .1. Hanson,
teneics, or fnr everyday ailment.. , (,nj( of ,mire i.f.Itandon. np
OAnv hour of the day or niaht '-it pelUnt. Desihutes county; halx-an;
V.ihy lKeom frrtfnl, or rcHe. , ( -ocedintr JtUv Rom-!
t atorii wa ee more mpmnr ; t.,,,ct, i,i.ffv revet -.d
V A- Kisher ft ah vs City of
Astonu . iipp'-liunt : uit lo quiet
T It If - Justice Itofsmun. Judge;
Kaktn reversed.
In th matter of th- estat- oft
f)nr ii. Uil.'Ti-e, rift ':.(! , and '
Nita 1,-iberep objector to the final j
account. . . W. Siemens.
with mother tlmn it is today, tvory
dntMtfi?t has n.
LI.FVOV-lillOf.i
Tlic Redwood Empire Is one
of tlie sccric wonders ot tlic fe
n.nrl,la Imrl n( criant rr I f "iftfc" 5.
wood lorests, of rivers and f
l.ikcs.ot rugged coast, ot ma
jestic mountains, of gor
geously colored canvons.
smiling valleys. From tlic
Golden Gate tc Grant s
Pass, the Redwood High
way takes you through a
country that is the very spirit
of the West.
See the real West on your
trip this sumnict your
automobile club or any tour
ing bureau will tell you all
about this and other "diller
cnt" places.
Sometimes youll find the
going a hit tough, hut it will
ht easier if you use Cantor
lube. l ew people are as hard on a
car as a travelling salesman
he expects and demands
loo'o performance, and
then some. Jati1 nitit mtr of
tilt. Tt ntti rt'J rirntiitive.'
My tbotit CrHilotluhr
Castorluhe Refining Co.,
San Francisco, Calil-
0 4 imm
r.
Jsyswiiier
anything thafs
made of thread
Ruv a can of Oronite Clcaninn HuiJ tod.iv In Jj-pints and pints, cal
Ions, etc., at grocers, dnir.u, hardware and department stores nr any
Standard Oil Service Station. C'jn alw It. ordered in larger cans and
Iwrrcls. Sec how it work.3 for you all over the house!
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA
it
.it's no cream puff territory
i
Get Castorlabe at
independent filling
stations Ad iaraiea
P.O. Box ,7 1, Eureka, Calif.
Castorluhe Refining Co.
Gentle men:
When Mi Hallahan, out sales man
ager, first told me about Cistorlube I
.was using oil which I thought
svas the best Eastern oil I could buy.
I tried some on his say so hut didn't
pay much attention to it until I made
Cicsccnl City the first time altci I put
it in. Then believe mc it pul that
NaslW mine in the Rolls Rnycc class
because outside of a few mud holes in
the timber I made this entire trip on
the high. In two weeks I did it again
and made the Singley hill on high
from low grar as some cows blocked
the way at the foot. I never did that
before. Then I watched the oil and
made 3 (72 miles on two quarts add d
and hadn t h.id my valves ground in
1 5,000 miles. (Just had them ground
and refilled the crank case with Cas
torluhe again.)
I co. ci about 2800 miles a month
making out of Eureka to close to
Grant's Pass, Oregon, and this is no
cream pulf territory as far as roads arc
concerned.
A lot of wiscnheinicr knockers told
me the castor oil in Caslorlubc would
gum up the engine, and almost had
me brlicvinrj it. Well, it hasn't gum
med it yet and I've used it all winter
and the engine starts easier than when
I used oil.
You! salesman told nit that you would
be interested in getting the facts aliout
how your oil operated over these bum
roads. It surely made a booster out of
Yours trulv, II 1 1 I-oewcnthal.
me
Ill.Trr.
THEY SAY
"Swim in
Drinking
Water"
Our weekly iiler test, by the
State Board of Health
shows it In he in "A" eiiiidiliuii .
"Sitl'e, for drinking iuriom.'.s.'"
Tin only smI'o Wider is a sterilized
water. Our pool ranks with tin?
highest in the state for purity of
water, and surpasses any in South-,
ern Oregon. .
M ER1UCKS
LEWIS SUPER SERVICE STATION
DISTRIBUTORS
FOR YOUR WINTER
FIRE
Qreen Pino Slab Wood
12-inch or 18-inch
Per Load
2 Loads $5.00
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
1118 North Central
$2-75
Reichstein
Tel. 631
Deuel