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SrEPFOTtfl MATL TRTBTTYE, iF.DFORD, OTJtt"iOX. TIlFRsDAV. OfTORKR K ilea.
Rumanian Queen
Reported 111
SUFFER BETRAYAL
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I t?f:r ??2ti: IN FRIENDSHIPS
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Aspirin lalilet. A most efiicient reme.lv. and there's no after ef
fect ; its use avoids much needless suffering. Trv it next time;
sec liow soon its soothing influence is felt. Tust as helpful when
you have a cold ; neuralai.i, neuritis, rheumatism, lumhago. Just
be certain you get real Bayer Aspirin the genuine has Haver on
the box, and on every tablet. All druggists, with proven directions.
Physicians prescribe Bayer Aspirin;
it does NOT affect the heart
Aspirin ts lliw trail. mart; nf M.-murai nm- f Mom..
Bank Balance and
Reputation
l-'.vcn if iiuImmIv knows liow much
money yoit have in your hank
iii-count. it pays Io keep a good
balance always on hand
For 1 ho man who always has a
sal'o balance is in a position io
'pay all his obligations promptly
even if unexpected expenses arise
and the prompt payer earns the
confidence and respect of every
one. FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Medford, .Ore.
The funeral services r
held fur Kdwin M. K.n-nlp w-n
:itti'Mlt by a luruf miMiluM- "1
It tends and atqiiaintaiu ex. as well
as rel.itivvs, who lnnk np"H hi-
pa.-siii as ihr release fnun many
years suffering and jain. II
had hoen an invalid for the lust
seven veais. four of whit-lie were
tiasfd in Ort'ynn; I hi last inn"'
in ilu' S:iered Heart hospital ol
onipli'H-lv pai'al id. his
pleasure was derived mainly fnun
I ho visits of his frk'iitis and loved
. in.s, th- kindiifSM of thr hospii;il
force :ind various doctors, ami the:
' sympathetic words and acts of those i
confined ahout him even the i
oceas-ional turnini; of a paue oi j
j iiis roadinn ly a passim; stranger, i
all serve. I to makf lift a little more i
, pleasant for him. His appreciation ;
nf these eontrihutions to his com-1
fort could only he made known hy ;
i an almost imperceptible nod ul j
J thanks, hut wore never! helss greal- :
My chcilshed In his memory.
i lis desire to no laid "heneal h i
;the pines" was carried out l'v :
! his intortnont at Kutte Kalis cem-i
etcry where another jiatherini: i
of friends werf awailint; his com-i
uk- Throe of his poems were,
; read at the Kruve. one of which j
expressed his love of mil lire, and
i is as follows:
X ATI' KICK CAM. ,
; ( !od surely loves His children 1
i All of nature proves this so.
' With its heauty all around u.s i
i lie it springt i in or the winter's
j snow.
'hearn of the wild deer in the!
! mountains ;
And of the trout in the running'
hrnok j
'heart! of Cod the ft rent Creator j
1 In nature' s glorious wonder ;
i honk. j
(Jo hack into tho forest j
j And roam among the pines
! And hear the hirds sing praises
1 Accompanied hy nature's
i chimes.
tThey do not trust in gold ami gain j
r Or battle with gun and Knne
Hut trust in ;ul of the universe
To supply their every need of
life.
Ml:h'il CITY, He!. Is
' i IMI.'M of five in-lit i:ent
a .i. . i i ! i-d today m ;i .
Li iiiv-ivil from Sa
Ih
- it. h
I.U1-.
.1 l.y
(ueen Marie
IM'CIIAKKST. Uumanla. (let
(Vi Three m.-.iical irofcssors
rush.-d to the royal resident
Italcik on Ihe hlack sea itida
attend OtOM-n Marie: who is
fined to her room there l.y ai
tack of influenza.
at-
:taat.
Me p) IMHI'TS
ei I Ik i i" coimades, I 'l.u ell.:
en., who after holm; captund
i'UllIl at;o den.'lliiced the tl!irs,
IV however, failed to sa e I he
"i Sanchez for immeth.it e!
ei making the denunciation he
- et-eated. Tile five ollleiv
n:i,. hoy.da. I'rudencio i'.apai.i.
uuiio .luarex, Cerman M.-ndoi-.a
I hufino K to res. were held a
mh l.efore they met' the fate of
o- ""li'il.ver.
i ne executions were carried out
a I i ring siUad a I t he peniten
i '. I'he correspondent of the
" i .moled the colonel in charge
me sriiad before giving ihe or
io ure as having said to thof.e
on to die:
u are going to he executed
u eiisnn to your ow n interests,
serving lis instruments to those
st e red your ignorance --t he
timents found on the men
siated hy the mil horitte.s to
named Lmnla as inspector
1 1 of insurgent forces in i he
io San Luis 1'otosi ljueretato
!!... . . .
II was slau-.l at no.m Oial 111.- ,VM," ' ' "anajmil...
i ,.n"x i-imililMMi had shira n no ' z M'ala was ili-scrihi-il as I'hii'f nf
iinpi'oviMin'iit.
Ei NOT SEEN IN
WmPT' MEMBER SB5a - I
yfnFEDERAL RESERVEPy
A 1
If ficirl can koi'ii Ihi' hinls anit j
fhuvoi's
Wilhnm tin! uso of 'ht
Why can lie not keep Ills chil
li rt-n
If they stay within His fnlil'.' I
Hi- i-oinpoHoil many othct'l
piiciiiH while lylnft on Ills h'"il j
of afflii'tion. Ilia oni' Klvlnc him
the Ki-i'atpst comrort ht'lnn "I'eai'c,
for 1'aln." (
Mr. KocniK was horn .luni' '12.
1 S s ;i nlul his yojlt-M of invall'l
isni which hud hufflod many
spi-cliillsts and doctors, were due
in a fractured nfclf. discoyercd
l.y local physllnnn from roconi
jx-rays and traced hy thoin from
ithe X-rays taken at ino itejiin-
llinn of Ins sickness.
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All Kinds of Dry Wood
OAK-LAUREL-FIR
Dry Pine Slabs Fir Slabs Dry
COAL
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
1118 North Central 631
Don't miss the Greater Medford Club's Rummage Sale October
12 and 13 opposite Riolto Theatre. Ctub house benefitl
POLICE
A LOVE T
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Ride With-
Southern Oregon
Stages
The Pioneer Line of Southern Oregon
oprating local service from Medford
to Klamath Falls
This compnny lias wrved von f.'iitlifully m the prist ye.i
niid will continue (jivinjr ymi exnelliMit service.
Busses leave fm Hotel Jackson.
A.M. Noon P. M.o
Lv. Meilford -8:20 12:00 3:20
Lv. Ashland 8:30 12 :30 PM 3:50
M.
:25
:55
Southern Oregon Stages
Hotl Jackson Phone 309
KOrTH ISKNIJ. Ind., Oet. 1 V
'i vn alleK'-'l l"Ve affair hetween
Charles hhyer. real entate operator
and -Mrs. (ieneviove Stultx. heauty
parlor operator, was Ihe hasls of
police investigation yesterday In the
murder of .Mrs. Utility., whose hody
was found near Klkhart Monday.
Ithypf nnd his wife were arrest-
rd followinK the Identification of j
.Mrs. Stult.' hody. whirh was found
with thf skull crushed and with :
two hullft holes In tho hrcast.
Mrs. Uhyer wiiil that lust March '
she had hired .1. Harvey Smith, a:
private detective, to pet .Mrs. Htultz
out of the city in an attempt to,
hreak up her susporterl relations'
with Uhyer. "hut I didn't plan H
that way." Mrs. Uhyer insisted . ;
Tirst decree murder clini-Ji'' wltl ;
ho fih-d aRaltist the Ithyers and i
Smith. I'roseeuinr (Hen Sawyei' of
Klkhart county said yester"la
i Mrs. St u I tz. known also as Mrs.
j Ina Loo. disappeared lfst March.
' I li sisier, Mrs. flertrude Uiirtos
; 'ek told police slip last saw Mi s.
Stu!i7. driviiiK toward Klkhart with
a man she did not know. j
I'HII.AnKI.PIITA. Oct. 1 .
A special nind juiy in vest ifiai ion
in two months has resulted in the I
arrest ot halt a dozen district com
manders "f police and more than :
Hf detectives and . patrolmen on
charges of accepting hrihes from ,
saloonkeepers. !
Ami the end is not in sipht. Dis
trict Attorney .MtiiafK ha n. who is
eonductini; the invcstiMal ion, tie- (
chucs. ,
The latest squad to he accused
of collecting hrihes for permit tiiu; J
ihe hoot lexers, to operate is unit ;
No. I. organized especially for'
liquor ralilinu hy liriKadU'r fieri-r
era I Smedley U. liut ler when he
was director of puhlic safely here ;
nnd dishanded when Mayor;
.Maekey went into office last .lunu- '
invJ. Three former inemhers ofj
the unit are already undei- arrest.
Testimony that one of the six j
groups of this unit received more j
lhan Sjr.,inm in six weeks during j
I'.iL'H was given hy lingerie II. Tah
nult, a patrolman and former'
menihcr uf tho raiding squad, and
("rank K. .euhaufr at the hear- i
ing of Samuel (Iriffin. also a foi-- ;
mer inoiiihee (lf tinil 1. on charges
of extortion, hrihery and conspir- .
acy.
tiriffin. formerly known as Ihe
"millionaire cop" and now a hotel
i proprietor, was the principal w il
lness against Uowland when the
I latter was convicted last year for
I collecting ahout SsS.ihhi in graft.
; Taldiutt told the court l)iat he
1 had joined unit No. 1 to gather,
evidence of hrihery on orders fnun
UieorgP W. Kllfott. who Micceeileil
' llutler an director of puhlic safety. 1
! . After collecting in cash
Ithe iu.-m ueiit.s in S:m l.uis I'otosi.
M i:ICO riTY. Oct. s. - (Tl
Two i. l.el leaders have heen cap
lured and executed, says a Cuada-!
lajara ilispaleh to Kxcelsior. They '.
wv- lllginio I'amo nnd I'eliciano
Suaiez. who were taken prisoner
In an engagement at I.as Uarran
cas. ,luan arate, a priest, found
hiding at a farm, was sent to Mex
ieo fity for 'disposition hy the
nut horities.
Sev.n women have heen arrested
In the town of Ameca. charged
with associating with the ret. els.
Near Tepalillan. three federals and
three rehels were Main in an en
gagement in which the federals
dispersed (lie rehels.
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BISHOPS TOLD
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this new HANES Light-
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is comfortable in
any autumn weather
IIrrk's a union nut that's just
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chnnginj; fall weather. A light
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made by II.wks. Identified by
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on chilly days. Comfort for
balmy or even warm weather.
Many men, in fact, choose this
remarkable garment for 'all-year-round
wear.
This Hanks Gold I.nbel
Union Suit is knitted from
full-combed yarn. Elastic
pliable comfortable. Finished
with noticeable care. Fitted' to
your exact size by two measures
trunk and chest. It's long wear
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laundering. Short sleeves. Three
quarter or whole length. Guar
nnteetl every thread, stitch,
button. Price $1.50.
Fine, warm garments for win
ter are the Hants Red Label
Union Suits, in a wide variety of
weights and styles priced from
$1 to 1.75. See them at your
store also. If your regular dealer
doesn't carry the complete
HANES assortment, write us
direct. P. II. Hanes Knitting
Co., Winston-Salem, N. C.
ELASTIC KNIT
LIGHTWEIGHT UNDERWEAR
from
nil keepers and detailing
( facts concern ing the methods ol
I graft collections hy mothers of
j the raiding squad, their names
I a ud t he na mes of protected I toot -jleggeis.
Tahutt said he had found
; himself unahle to make use of the
evidence.
: He declared that Klliott had n
1 turned to him the reports and the
, cash with the advice that he turn
the money over to a chajltahle In
stitution. Tahutt said he had told
his story to various organizations
and finally had spent some of the
money, altho In the In-ginning his
purpose was honest.
"1 got disgusted." he explained.
"I dei hied to go along wil h the
crowd. Kveryhody was doing ir."
"VVASIIINCTON. Oct. 1 S.- (Pi I
The divorce prohlem is 'chiefly!
confined to those who are out- j
side the pale and direct Infill-i
eneo of t he church." t he house j
of hlshops of t he Kpiscopal ;
church was told in a report pro
pared hy a special church comniis-j
filon which has I n studying the
suhjecl for three years. '
The survey, read hy tho lit.'
I!ev. Herman Page, hishop of
.Michigan and chairman of the
commission, requested no change
in Ihe laws of ihe churiiti which
pro hi hits the remarriage of per
sons divorced except innocent
parties ohtained on statutory
ground--.
Three recommendal ions look -ing
toward solution of the proh
lem were offered as follows:
"That our normal schools, col
leges, universities and eirrinarie1
he asked t offer more 9 instno
tion on the suhject of hunifin
i ehitiniiship especially on the suh
ject of marriage.
"That the clergy of this church
he itrgd io give training fo;
marriage a conspicuous (dace i;t
their programs.
"Tlat social Horvioe commis
sions ho asked to give, special
attention to the whole prohlem
of marriage a ml divorce."
The commission asked that it
he continued "with the under
standing that it cooperate with
ot hr ngencles to securo a scien
tific study of the whole mihjoet
;of marriage and divorce, includ
ing the st tidy of the mo nil nnd
religious faetors; that the com
mission study and report Io the
next convention first, on the ee-
lesiastical and canon law of thin
'hureh in relation tnj marriage,
divorce, and the annulment of I'he report enumerated a mini- hasty inarHage, the lack of ehil
mair.iage and second, of Ihe iv- her of factors which have heen droit, sex .tension and t he f reqttont
lation hetween dvil and religious noted as tending to strain ihe mar- .displacement of the home as Uk1
mat rhtge
ria ue
elatioi
Among these were unit of family life.
ja ,a -:
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Why suffer with
Rheumatism f
FIND OLD TEMPLE
AI,rN(TA. fJpntn. Oct. It.
Tlu ruins of a Homun temple ,
have been unearthed In tho conrne i
ot excavations at Pa mm to. They j
were fairly well prenervel. Vases, ;
statues, columns nnd many Carina
gininn, Ormanie and Arabic rcl-1
it's have alo heen found. j
CLASSIFIED ADVEKTISINQ GETS RESULTS
SaRimtn Ik the anrlin( Satiuiin-;
turn, an llwrtan town fnmniiH for :
Its heroic litit futtte rpHltitanrp to ;
llnnnllinl in 210 II. f'., before the!
bfSinnfnK of the second lMini" '
war. Hannibal himHelf wan wniind- j
oil in the attack ilurinit whli h the j
assailants rileil the batlerlni! ram
while the ilefenilers retaliated with
the "iphalarlca." a formidable nil
ulte hod with Iron anil wrapped
In n.'imlni: idtrh and tnw. ,lojt
: of the defenders fierlnhed and Ihe
I fit? wa hurned. It wan rebuilt
by Home five yeara later.
You know it cannot
be rubbed away
A EE you one of those unfor
tunates who suiter with
pains in your muscles and joints,
commonly called rheumatism,
making you miserable, less ef
ficient, interfering with your
working hours, ruining your
sleep?
You may have tried many
things without relief. Why not
try S.S.S.?
For more than 100 years
S.S.S. has been giving relief in
thousands of cases, as testified
to in unsolicited letters of grat
itude. "I suffered with rheumatism
for a good many years. At times
my joints would swell so, I
couldn't walk. I tried almost
everything. Went to Hot Springs
.... then finally decided to try
S.S.S. I took a course. In a
short time the rheumatic pains
entirely left me. I am now in
perfect health, and want to add
that I have tried all kinds of
medicines but I think S.S.S. is
n fid & .
the best." Earl C. Campbell,
115 West Main Street, Johnson
City, Tenn.
S.S.S. is extracted from tha
from roots of medicinal plants
and herbs and gives to Natura
what aha needs in building you
up so that your system thrown
off the cause.
All drug stores sell S.S.S. in
two sizes. Get the larger size.
It is moro economical.
S.S.S. Builds Sturdy Health
Wherever you travel use
tlic new vitalized motor fuel
-GENERAL
VIOLET BAY
ANTI-KNOCK GASOLINE
VrltY Jh! iii-w General Violet Ray,
the vilulitfd Million Dollar
Motor I'ticl. W ortFi u pri'iiiiiim, but
olTeretl to I'ai ilic (loartt nmlorinln at
the rrgiiliir market priee.
Three iIioiihuikI Inleieiilent DealerM
aixl live. ihiMismiil (-neral jiiiiiiih
''in every town from CiiiiikIii )ohii,"
Hlaud rcanly to (ill your tank.
Drive into the nearest General
Million to. lav. Prove the mna.i tifj
(iialilre8 of violet Hay
toyoiiraelf. ICh vitalized!
A high vompmiwion gtino
line. Anli-knuck. Unatlttl-
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KFI
(VIOLET RA
Maaaaawai
GASOLINE
ternlvd. Free from nulphur and aritl.
(Jnick. tttortiiif(. I'erJ'ertly btdttneed.
Mmle without the addition of coin
pound. Iok for the Violet Hay pinup no
mailer where you truvel. It is the
mark of the greatest ;aHoliiie you
ean huy on the Paeilic GoukI.
llvnr the ''Crnerul Independents" siiiff
ThU fnmnut riifirlef braadcatt every I'rlility
ninht at 8:00 m-er the iationul Jtromlriutittf!
t'luntany AVwr. Tune in. Here heen har
mony and an ununuitt I-plnno
convert. They will aim ui.'v
play request numbern. Jttnt eml
them in or trure them at any
Cenerul Independent ntutlnn.
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