parre six.
MEDFOT) MATT, THTT'X C. Mmrorin. OVS'OS. s.TlT?T.Y. Or'TOTJF.T? 20. 1f?S.
(t?o. 4) Boss Tweed's First fear
V ' . i . : l"i t it I II I ii i i i i
E.
Mil HOOKOPi
TO HEAR EDISON
GET GOLD MEDAL'
Fictotial Histoty of Tammany
OFF HOTEL ROOF
7 . in Hi
NlJW YOHK, Oct. SO. MV Two
baby irrandsoiis of the lute flenja
mln UiiKK""l'ii. copper magnate.
pluyfnif on the rof of the Hotel
Kurey In Fast 7tlth street
vtorien tu their death yesterday aft
er noon.
Terreneo, 4, accidentally upset
bin brother, ltenjainlu. i'-i months,
over a wall us bo attempted to
jump into hi mother" lap, and both
fell on another bulldlmr.
Their mother, Mrs. Milton Wnld
mmi of New York mid i-ondon,
youngest daughter of Mr. CiiiKKn-
belin, who was lout on t ho Titanic, i
fainted and wa prostrated several
bourn. Mr. Waldman. n writer and :
former Nw York newspaper man. i
In assistant editor of thu Jxmdon
Mercury.
Mrs. Wnldmnn recently returned
from Knifbind and had been visit
ing her mother, Mih, Henjainin
Guggenheim, She bud gone to eall
on Mih. l.'ot nellUH Jinx tori Iajvc,
her cousin, In her apart men t on
the Hurrey roof.
. Thu , bodleH landed on a three
atory, building a hundred feet be
low. The medical examiner Mild I
they had boon killed Instantly.
A painter working on the roof
whs the only witness to thn events
leading up to tlie tragedy but many
pedestrians and people in arljoln
Jug buildings saw the two little
bodies falling through the air.
S
wilkkkkamii-:, Pn., Ort. tn
(A) -A fiKht between minora hihI
Iron workxrH employed nt No. II
rolllnry of Mm UililKh ft W'llkns
barn; Oml Company ut l'lymonlh.
noar horo, nont two limn to Mercy
huNjitlal today, imo with a bullet
In Ills rlKht Ior anil tint other
badly boutcn up. Ktnto polleo and
county dolootlvoH iinollod tho. dis
turbance, but uot hoforo nt lenHt a
ilozon other inomborH of tho cIuhIi
laif 1'nctlonn Httfforod mlnnr In
JurloH from (lying. fitn mid mis-
BIN'S.
Tho trouble Ik reported to hnvo
started when I hit minora approach
oil tho iron workvrH nnd renuostoil
thorn to Join tho union.
SCHAN I'ON. I'll.. Oct. '20. A')
City pollco wuro culled to thn Trlpii
Hlinft of tho Diamond mini! of tho
(ilnn Aldan Coiil company haro
thlH mornliiK wlion Hlrlkinn mlncm
nrn nllc'Ki'd to hnvo IhriMili'iii'il n
Iiiluilior of nilniMa who refund! to
join tlioli rankn.
Moro than OPO men wore Rath
cri'd iilimit I he Kliufl. about half of
ihein trvln; to pernuade nthera not
to ko to work, lion It nppenred
that there mlKht lie (rouble the
pollco were Ktiinmonrd and the
crowd dlHperaod In mi orderly inuii
nur. CONTINUE ACTIVE
CHICAGO, III.. Ort. jn. lV
Bombern tosped r blark powder
diIhhIIo onto a rear porch of thn
rrerent Arms lintel on Hherhlnn
road last uilit. The explosion
wrecked tho rear of the buildltiK,
Injured one woman and throw sev
eral of the hotel's 100 Ktn from
their beds.
Persons iryittR lo aln eontrol of
thn hotel were blamed by police
for the blast. Karl I-eatherman.
who, with hi wife, owns the build
Uk, formerly wun n prohibition
UKcnt, lie discredited theories,
however, Hint (he bomb was plneetl
by persons ho had arrested on liq
uor ehares.
Hundreds of persons were ler.v
Inj? tho Sheridan theatre nearby
hen the explosion occurred.
ATHEIST LEADER
L1TTLIC HOCK, Ark.. Oct. 20.
M Chartes Smith, president of
the American Association for Ad
vnncement of Atheism, started on
the third day of his hunger strike
In tho city jail hero today in pro
test agninvt the stulu'n law prohib
iting al heists from testifying In
court.
Smith went to Jail Wednesday
-rather than pay a fine of $::, and
con's on conviction of violating the
law In conneeiton with hi activities
ngalnt a referendum on a pro
posed law to prohibit teuohlng tbe
theory of evolution In Mute-Mip- i
ported nehools. which Is to he voted
on November 6,
Tlirnlro I In run I t
AT'ItOltA. III., fid. l-n. (Vl-Thel
.Sialic theatre building was de.
ptroyetl by fire today with a loss!
rsliaaateJ at Sl.noo.nort, The three.
htary lla'lng. located In the renter
f IaT a:es district, housed six
rttoro nt4 nymerotis offing, In ad
IJti(l to tea- theatre.
,
I'lylii IMr Hums
LA OHANbK, Oct. 20. (A'i Tho
tiownpaper orfft-e of the I'lgin He
cordcr burned thin morning ot
Kltfin, 20 miles from I Grande.
Tho Ttecorder, a weekly ncwpnper.
Ih published nnd edited by Kred
WKKT OftA.Vfli:. N. J., Oct. 20.
lA't Tho congressional gold medal
will be presented to Thonun A.
Kdison at bis laboratory, tonight
fell l!t!wl,M ceremonies nun iu oe imh.ih
cant over r.Al1 lino a nation
wide hookup of radio HlatioiiH.
I'reMhient Coo I Id gc. will open
jthe proKtam at 0 p. m. (eastern
I time with an add reus from the
White House and at tlie conclusion
of bin address the broadcast will
be shifted to the laboratory here.
Tin; medal Ih to be presented by
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon
after which Mr. Kdison will giv.t a
brief rcHpoiiHe.
An attempt Ih to be ma tie to
broadcast t be rend It Ion of M r.
Kdlsnn's first phonograph record,
"Mary Hud a Utile Lamb" as
played on tlie first machine he
built. The machine Ih being re
turned to .Mr. Kdison by the Jirlt
Ish government. 1'resentatlou of
the machine will b made by Hon
aid Campbell, charge d'uffaires of
the Hellish embassy.
1'i esldent John (Irb r lllbbeii of
Princeton university will also
speak. The t'nlted .States navy
'hand, broadcasting from Washing
ton, will complete the program.
The Kold medal was authorized
by congress in eomniemoration of
Kdlsou's liehleveinents "In lllutnl
niitltiK Ihf1 pnth of proKi'i'ss thru
the development and application
of Inventions that have revolu
tionized civilization In the last
century."
LONDON, Oct. L'U. W Applica
tion by till Hohk for tin injunction
to restrain his wife. Cilda iirny.
dancer and sereen actress, from
appearing In the Iti'lUsh film
"IMcadilly"' was ilenied in the
chancery division yesterday.
lloaK alh-Ked that Miss flray, by
a prevbius cuntract with hhn
under which he was acting us her
uianaKer, was to pay him forty per
cent of her earnings.
The court held ihnt as Kong had
uot neHotlated or elused any ome
tract for Miss dray and aa be could
find no contract by 1 11 Ida not to
act for anybody else, he was un
able to grunt the Injunction.
IN YREKA TODAY
About Ho local members of the
Red men and Pocahontas fraternal
orders left today for Yrekft, where
they will attend tho quarterly dis
trict meeting opening there toimlht
ami extendluK through tomorrow.
The (ireat Pocahontas of Califor
nia will officially open tonight's
meeting in the lodge, rooms follow
ing n banquet tu bo held ut the
Yreka hotel.
Itopresen tat Ives from Med ford.
Weed. MeClotid and Yreka will he
present. Among the local mem
bers who left here this morning
are: Mr. and Mrs. Howard (lias
cock. Mr. and Mrs. Walter W ilson.
Mr. and Mrs. tieorge Armstrong.
Mr and Mrs. Adam Ilolman. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Hush. Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Thomas, Mr. and Mis. Jus.
Carlton, Mrs. Marlon Chlsnm, Miss
Harriet Watson. Miss Mand Ab
bott. Kit ward Shark lc and Otis
Hubbard.
"Mubirt FktllhV nt IIuiii'm
CmtTiaii 1nnrrtw
Trlnce Ludwlg, the aristocrat of
(I old man's Midgets Is one of the
talented artists appearing at Hunt's son, Minneapolis, defeated I'aul
Cra ter Ian tomorrow in Ka tic lion ino t'xeudun, Spain, foul, (
I and and Marco's "Midget Fellies
; Idea." The debonair Prince plays
I the xylophone and the cnrnet in an I
unsitatly dynamic manner.
1'esides being very adept at play
ing the harmonica. Johau Aasen is
the tallest man In the world. X feet
It inches, He does a. specialty da lice
with the tiny Holly Kramer,
Monte anil Karmn, the lllllputlan
acrobatic comedians, have a peppy
routine of comedy antics. They are
expert hand balancers und tum
blers. The "Floradora Sextette" Is put
on by the midgets ill a most charm,
ing manner.
(irace Hold, a dainty little ringer
and dancer, also has a song pro
gram.
Ye Letter Box
Lot ;ihh1 Work t'attlllllr
To i lui Killlur:
LiiNt nliibt l'ortor ,!. N'eff spoke
nvor the radio In behalf of Judue
Thomas and salil: "Six yours
1KO I npposod tho olrctlon of
.lutlKe Thomas. 1 went on tho
stump and spoko iik'alnst htm
everywhere In tho county that
n meeting of the Voters oould
bo cotton together. " Ho ie:l
said that Judan Thomas was ovor
whelmlnKly elected. Wo pruiher
that tho speeches that ho will
muko will bo dually offecttve litis
time.
C C. UVIUiAV.
1. Tain man y m IkmJ hnard rollrril
$75 from lame reaclu-r for :to job.
GRID GAME TODAY
IS LARGE FACTOR
In fi onc-sidct! tea in e this after- ;
noon Merifonl high school hum- I
hleil the Salem grldd- iN. 42 to II. I
A largo 'rovd witticjtMI the !
fraina, uhh'li wns i en i urea m
falliiie of the Sjilem line to hold
(he h Kills.
The roothall teams or me ."iod-, imi nuuuuni in um- m um- viucnti
ford and Salem high schools are football gannes of the I'aclflc Coast
battling this ufternoon at Van eonfereneo.
Scoyoe field, in a stale Intersee- The Trojans te)k the field sllght
tlonal game, with the victor in tho ly favored to w in. lirincipully be
front rank as a contender for the cause ut the flashy quarterback,
mythical state championship. It j Ion Williams, who cavorts in the
Is the first game between tlie two ' southerners backfield. Spectators
schools In four years. The game ; pointed, however, to the Memorial
started at two o'clock, with a big
crowd present. !
The Sah'iu learn, composed of 1! 1
men, arrived lust night, and held a :
limbering up practice this morn- j
lug. Couch Anderson said that he i
would pick liis Marling line-up j
from the following:
ltaekfleld: Hacke, Hlaco. Hubert
Kelly. Charles Kelly, K 1 k i U,
n (iiiirv, iimk linn tii'K. j
(leiiiiiKer.
Tackles: .lones, Cottfricd, Count
b-r and Smith.
(iuanls: (ieorge, Dave Drager,
Cleorge Drager, (1. Sctllemeir.
Center: Mow no.
The staring line-up of the local
team was:
Center. It. lttiKhes uard.N. Crn n
and .1. Hughes: tackles. Moran
and Stoehr; ends, McDonald ami
llowtnan; quarterback. Melvin and
Oarneti; halfbacks. Harn-11 and
Anderson; fullback. Cooksie.
The officials for the game are:
Hcreiee. hkeeler .Manerud, or I Nltent gains. In the final iierlod
Kogene: utnptie.l lOarl Davis of ; the visitors blocked a punt and tin
.Medford; head llnesmull, Floyd corked a passing offensive which
Young of Ashland. ; ii,.,,t n,e r.x.ks worried until the
Kntlilistasin for the conU'st I final 1:1111
reached a high peak last evening
when high school students paraded
through the downtown districts, i
and was. heightened by the tSab-m j
team and rooters staging a rival j
serpentine, using a lock-step. Auto
t raffle was hiih.-il m wni.-ti iin.
antics of the visitors, and thev
were applauded. Later the Salem
rooters rode with Medford cohorts
on a truck, each shouting t he.
merit, of their Idols.
rally and bonfire was hld in
the field at the end of South I'ir
street after the serpentine, v illi a
crowd of SOU present. School yells i
and speechefl were made by high 1
school stmlcnis and .Mayor Alen- 1 Allen. g-neral niHiuiger of
derfer and Colonel Kelly. ; Ibe "Hlger and Heller" Motor j
Medford was a slight favorite incorporation, whh a visitor to ciunp
(he hetting. All the first string
players were in tip top condition I
with tho exception of M.-ivln. !
quarterback, who was injured in
practice WedtieNday. and will ptt.b-
ably not pluy the entire game
Fights Last Night
1 1 y the Associated 1 ' r e ss
IlllOUKLV.V lhK Hov 1'cter-
Marco llolo. Pittsburgh, stoppe 1
Harry Fay. I AXiisvIlle. (j). Jack
Shaw. I'nion city. N. J.. stoppetl
Francisco Cnu. Portugal, C-.').(of course Al Smith Is elected nnd
Ji( Joiinotto. uule Koik.
mttpiilntt't! (ivurffu llrrun.
York. 14).
M5THOIT. Joo Ollck.
Vink outpolutcil Hubert
HrlKiiim, (10).
IIII'TAIAI. N". Y. .IlU'k
Aik..
New
.now
lilllls
Mo-,
Vi''. New York
oiiipolptcd (Sou.
.icnois. luuiHio i no. iinoir ncnitieit sympathy mm con-
I'AVTO.V. o. Happy Atherton. doloncu In their recent bercavc
Indlauapolls. outpointed Jlminle mont.
I'owcrs. YoitiiKstow n. n., H'" Vo notice Kmll Nelson drlvlm; n
Johnnie Curtaiw layton, out-. brand now car. Kmll had no In
pointed .limmln a I)lton,134oi,rtl j tontlons of huvlcjr a new oar until
pointed Jlmmlu lmlton. liidlaiuii-, next sprint:. Wo think thorn must
oils (SI. ; bo some hlKlv powered salesman
Hlll.l.YWJlCHi. I 'ill. llVrmor j around Medford.
.loo t'oopor. Torre Haute, Iml..' Tho Stanley brothers broimht In
stoptied Jackie 1" an. Hot ly wood : t he largest buck shot here In re
.;. : cent years. It wjis a two -man lh
KlHi:. ra Oorllla Jonen. Ak- ; to pack it and dressed oer J0O
nm, ohlo, outpointed llucky liiw . , pounds. The butcher shop can't
levjj. Auburn N. Y 10; Jimmy en'ct any business from the Stan
Heed. Frle. outpointed Young leys for some time.
IhivH. rhiengo (tL Jack I'rufhp brought In n nice
r..N r ii,.M iM ij. cci Keuui
Sammy Maker. New York, out
pointed Joo simonbh, lUitte
Mont. tt"L
l'dna Hack
NKW YORK. Oct. I 9. l'.dna
Wallace Hopper is back from Kur
ope tu help le Wolf Hopper ile
l)rnt his golden Jubilee In the
t hunt re
riiv u m -mil imtv. ""iniHV ftoiiniii lnrn too th.,
II
Iiuh had six. She says there
.... . . .. ...
"m uuin.wi "
2. linsn
of Itt-
179,000 Tl CKETS
! SOLD FOR BEARS
TR
E!
I!KItKKIJ;Y, Calif., .Oct. HO. iTjl
The irulverslty of t'alifornln Hears
and the University of Southern Cal-
! ifornia Trojans came out of their j
' secluded cttuntry club retreats to- j
I day to met in the California Mein -
field, somewhat short of grass, and: i
upon which it will be hard for the
Trojan to pivot and swerve as
sharply as he usually does,
Approximately 7 It.uOO tickets
were sold for the game,
1 1
COLLEGE ROOKIES
BEAT ST: MARTINS
The
coitVAi.us. Oct. ro. ovi
tn-gon State college freshmen won
tln-ir v(-iond i;ame of the sMhoii
here yesterday when they downed
the scrappy St. Martin's college
team of licy. Wash.. 1 :l to fi.
All scoring took place in the first
half, ami in the later periods
neither team was able to make con-
MI Pin DRIFTS
men who are rltlim;
The cntth
"in weeK iti tlie Msh Lake dm-
,r" 1 ri r.iiwnnt lienny. junior
I 'n ers. l icit Munlcy nnd I'Tcu
iStimpson.
Vll!s KliZHbeth Burr visiled the
Mt. IMlt school Tuesday nnd gave!
"TV interesting talk on her trip
,n Kurnpe which the teachers and i
Pupils greatly cnloyed. ,
'nis ween. Mill stopped a while j
' mute t recti to see if Mr. icks 1
bad left any lish there, conse-1
quciitty he arrived al enmp too late
ir supper. ,inimw, imii iook on
a coupie oi pounds or peanut candy offensive.
which we think should have cur -:-r. . -
rfed him over until he reached ' fow hours hunting, had a quantity I
borne. 'of antiseptic along in ense he i
V. K. Itoylcs has hewed the skis j wnrtnded one. but they must have
for a new three-room bungalow i scented his comin '
The outer finish will be In stucco! Mr. Hoyles, we expect, will be
and of a fawn color. The shake; off n few days next week to visit
to contrast will ho a terra verti. lib. Kmmens. Forrest's eyes are
The sitting room will be finished j failing. Anyone in doubt can view,
111 a mauve rose, the hmli-Mum n 1 thn Hiineilrr imrlu ucnl t m-.wl m-omul !
gendttrme hln
I mocha bisune
and the kitchen a j
horrest intends to
J add a bath room later on. provided
j IhikIiiomh nicks up.
j Hob Cofrinan. who hits boon on
llho Injiiiod list tor some llmo. has
rcturni'il lo work. Hob's arm Is
j still weak, but they may lot him
I Kol by and stay on tho payroll.
The ninny friends In camp of
;Mr. nnd Mrs. Iiort Si ranton rMond
i lorsen nnrn. n whh said, however
as far as we could learn., no one
j could locate any horns around the
commissary. As Jack's eve have
: been weak hilelv wc hipe he did
i mt niftku a mistake.
The ncwlywcd. Mr. and Mrs.
j Walter Scholer, ar- epeeied lo re
! turn this week. Walter ha bren
1 nOii-L-tnir nmr k" l m t 1 1. V.. II . t...
ViP ,1,., v.u..i
? " .- .i 1 nv ,uiiuuiii
Hospital association was a visitor)
r"
Twoetl niiule Joim HofTninn, one
;riiiB." HOenur of New orU
: HUGE CROWD OUT
! FOR FOOTBALL IN
ENO FIRST HALF
Oregon, 13; Washington 0
MULTNOMAH NTAIUUM, Cort
land, . Ore., Oct. L'O. (tV) Atten-
j. .j' it "HM, n, (lf.s.ill(Mi to
be broken today as crowds swarm
ed the alley Into the civic bowl
to w ItncsH the University of
Oregon -University of Washington
football game.
The largest previous attendance
was UG.Oon. it was reported L'7,j0U
seats were sold today.
Washington took the field at
50. It was accorded a hearty
ption. The Orcgonian so,uad
reached the field a minute later.
I First period Kll.miller for
Oregon kicked off over the goal
line, I'lay began on the Washlng
i ton 20 -yard line. I'ulver gained
;a yard. Carroll punted to Kitzniil
' ler. who was downed at the middle
of the field. Ktizmiller made six
! yards thru tackle.
Kitzmiller on a lateral pass from
' Ituniell, made Z'i yard., around
right end it spectacular run. Itur
; nell fumbled b't an (iregun tackle
jreeovereu (lould skirted left end
: wim splendid interference to the
j Washington 5-yard line. A penalty
i o lured the ball on U'a.thini'tiin'M
.-yuru tine, unjinins advancel a,
yard. Oould was thrown for a I
yard loss. Gould smashed left
guard for a touchdown. J'urnc
missed goal. Score end first
quarter Oregon 6: Washington U.
i SAN KKANC1SCO.
j 1'0. (P) Stanford
Cab.
Oct .
University
passed and pounded Its way to
a -17 to 0 victory over the heavy
rnivei-sitv of Idaho eleven h..re
yesterday. Idaho's feeble efforts
were crushed hene.ith a Stanford
drive that started from rh.. mien,
init kick-off and netted the Card-!
lnals seven touch downs.
After a scoreless first period
Stanford crossed Idaho's goat lint!
for a touchdown In Mm second:
rolled over two morn in the third
quarter. and ended with four
more in the last fifteen mluulej
Uf play.
Idaho was beaten from th
Hart
nm.
Its repntedlv powerful ia"v' "1H,"S l uisconunuco. you
outweiKhing Stanford by',w 1,11 ,,,(, ground you have ever
nu
uiy pounds
proved to be
Hn
open network
for the Cardinal
the machine shop.
Miss Mta Nutting,
our now
tonclior nl Ml. IMlt school, finds
Dor's bifs prolty wrll rrowdcil. We
not ler- hiT now ni rivliiR homo In
a HuUk.
The rnmii was honorod this wools
by i visit of smno of Modford'i
! colcbrlllos. Thoy nil know now
j tho complicated process of rollltn;
" Iok to tho mill. Tho bunch wore
served dinner In C'unip I s dlnlnK
car. A good time and an Inter
esting trip were reported by all.
John ( lark advises us they will
hnve electric lights In Unite Falls
wMhin a few weeks. The Copeo
hart n full crew working now nnd
will run a line direct from Me
Cloud to llutle Falls. This exten
sion will also serve Trnil, Ore.
Oimp No. Hems
Mrs. o. i;. Jones waj. ijulT"
ill the first of the week. She
in now tn Medford and wo hope
her health Is much better.
Mr. Jnmes H. Own brounht
a party tf Medford Vuisincss men
to camp Wednesday to show them
I how he e(4 his Ioks. , nod
time was had by all. All the
lHtnborJaeV ot unite a kick Hif
of having such distinsulsbed vis
Itors. It Is rumored that Sam
t'rltlser got so excited that heri
trlnl to nuv off va log with hi?
saw upside down. '
M r. W. K. Fitkelsen nnd son
William, have spent a good deal
of time hunting this week. So
fur their luck has been mostly
ttred feet. William says
feet. William says track
Twoe-I Itlns (frnfi exceeded S.lti.OOO.nuo
two er. lime. iMninlnls found.
iPERFECT WEATHER
FOR ORANGEMEN'S
I'l.'ULMAN, Wash., Oct. 3D.
With perfect football weather in
sight for today's game, the Wash-
ington Stato college Cougars andnoe(ls th(. ftUl of a 1HrHon bet -
the Oregon State I ten vers were j ter versed In the art of adver-
inimed and eager for battle after ! Using, usually the newspaper ad -
snappy signal workouts yesterday.
Iloth teems will be unhampered
by injuries, and every first string
man will be ready to play at the
opening" whistle of the ISth an
nual gridiron clash between the
two schools. Coach "Babe" 1 lol
lingbery is satisfied that his Cou
gars will be successful in their de
tente of the home Koal against the
onslaught of ' the Orangemen:
Coach I'aul Schlssicr is equally (
confident that his Beavers will J
"ill. I Hi: K"01C Will III' IJlitVUU 1 1 V - I
fore a homecoming crowd esti-
milled nt 15,0110. Chief Coiiullle
ThompHon, young 20U pound In
dian, nitty Htul-t ut fulllutek fur
tn-eKon Slate, l-eplaclnK 'lilinore.
SclitKslor announced hint niKht. No
other lineup .iliiftH huve been made
liy either team.
Oiveoll WViilh
Oregon: l'ulr weather and mod -
erat:
emperature tonighl and
'Sunday; gentle east to north winds.
' I.nu- linmiill!" l,i il.n f.w,
HKAK ADVKKTJSINC; TAMiS
(Continued from trage One.)
; "It must be remembered that
j advertising Ih not a miracle work-!
ler. It eannot sell your goods!
!if thi'y do not hnvo quality, thu
! right price and aro In season, i
j Yuu may spend thousands of dol-
j lars in advertising them, but you I
uld uot sell dof sleds in Med
ford. The price must be right
and must attract the attention
of t he prospective buyer. De
pendable goods and service is nn-
! othl ltl'i which must stand be-
t omu your auveriiseniciu in ortier
j to j-ain the confidence of the
; public. The success of business
! Is based on fundamental honesty
j ami this Is Important to make
advertising a success.
lVilMiuy Need
"Advertising must be made per
sistent." said Mr. Jen kins in con
clusion. "A merchant cannot ex
pect to run a year's busine.s.-i ,
i 'hree
four advertisements.
They must be run again and
again to keep before the public
your establishment to keep the
nit Mir coming there. If your
( guineii i in uuk n us uau.
A speech mane ny Harry fills-
Stock in the Farm Bureau Co-operative
Exchange Is a Good Investment
Because:
1. It pays 6 interest.
2. Its present value of 100 above par or twice the ini
tial investment.
3. Co-operatives are the only force that will make a
farmer's dollar worth 100 cents.
4. A farmer's strength as a stockholder is multiplied
many times.
5. United you have power. .
Ask the Granger About It
FARM BUREAU CO-OPERATIVE,
Owned and Operated
by Karniors.
4. Wlwn .ie nalor, Twecil paid $3,000
ht mho on bills import not lo Tammany.
worth, field inanuKcr of the atate
editorial auMii latlon. exiiliiiiicd
the rurposc of lust nlchfa meet-
ing. showing that similar meet
ings will later be held in nil
parts of the state on tho same
topics. He reviewed the bene
fits of advertising in connection
I with its three major media, of
j which radio is threatening to be
la fourth.
j Clarence- Meeker In a well pre
j pared speech, told of the prime
! importance of advertising in the
! present day of keen competition
land declared that thu coopera-,
) tion between the jobber and tue
I retailer must be enlarged In order;
i to keel) the retailer well verseir
In modern methods of nellinir.
which can be Uunn through the
j employment of expert salesmen -No Republican presidential ciinll
who are In a position to srif.datc kowtows ot 1111 Thonipsuu
ClVsueh advise. He spoke on the ! nnd his Chicago machine or bow a
(originality of advertising aim sum ; innmvw uviui . nmciiiir mi
jthe average merchant Is not an : lug station as evidence of his fjiiih
indvertisinir snecialist. therefore : in Sinclair's vice-regency in Keuub-
jVertising man.
Sat u rdu y JrohUm
In open discussion which fol
lowed the speeches of the eve
ning, tho topic of early closing
of stores on Saturday nights was
brought up and was discussed
from various nnglcs. It was
brought out that early Saturday
closing- is possible if tho peak
tf business coming at the end
of the week can be distributed
itiii'l,ir tlie ontlrn wpelf
l'ist night's session was open
ed by Carl swlgart as ehalrman,
who Introduced John C. Munn,
liresident of the Merchants' as-
iation. In n short speech, he
told of Uie benefits of luUvrtlMiiK
and jsnvc It the ircilit for lils
sueeews lii this city. .
Alfred rowers, dean of the l"n-
iverslty of Oregon extenMion dl-
1 v(iun
was nmont,' the guests
P''ent.
ATTACK SMITH .VXD TAMMANY
(Continued from Page One.)
ago. when he declared in voting to
open saloons after night he was :
representing his constituents. He
IfV('d ' a l,Itl t t,f Vork. then
nuiggot-eaten with saloons, and be- ;
''nuse the liquor interests wanted
nioro profits from the laboring ;
mcn- Governor Smith, not :0 years j
ul,t "ow di'dm' that his vote
Avas a good one. A long list of ex
plana ttons like this make up his
defense of that Tammany record.
White said the discussion of
Smith's legislative record was "not
to pretend that any moral turpi
tude lurked In those votes." but to
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prove "how Tammany eontamuui, ,
j the minds and hearts of thuse h
serve her.
"It is no attack upon flovernor
Smith, no imputation of his linn
esty uh a man or a statestnun, tu
presume that he would stand in the
White House as he stood in Al
bany.' f
To national prohibition. White
?aid, "Tummaiiy and all the little
Tanunanis of the land pay the trib
ute of a horse laugh."
"Acknowledging "that in i.ur
northern cities there is KepuMican
corruption and plenty of it." white
said "Itepublicans aro not angels.
i'7 iju. jti uiaucu
j rupuon into me noiy oroer.
"They have set up no Tammany.
1 llenn politlcf."
' - -
, h-ammmmm
Able to go
back to work
still
continued
treatment
I'nabla to work after a mm niimw.
this invalid took AmeL He write:
"The flrsl package pat me on mf feet.
I rontinued to take it after I returned
to business as long hours and grinding
dalles require superior strentth."
i mmt letters received dally from
Agmei users, nere is one irom a man
'. "ubject to painful attacks of (as, often
causing fainting spells. "I eat whit I
want to eat" he writes, "and I do not
hear from It afterwards."
Wkat it Agmlf A .
rat n tor at rWlth
food. Tha up or milk
ot tht M fiiri
Aiaguay plant cod.
can tr a tad by rmov
ing excaat watar.
Kothinr arldrxj. Ki
tnurdinari)y rirh in
important mincralf
and other viUI cla
manta mraamry lor
lha proper djitfltmant
and (unctioninc of tha
body, A vital Imur.
Not a madicina. Kon
aicohollr. Tbouaanda
Mexican Magae?
Plant
Searre of Acme I
I he fnUtnritta tithUm
from voiiT dtHffist er
HI OH m.OOD
PHEHSUItK
KIDNPY
INFLAMMATION
STOMACH
INUU.KSTION
DIABETES
If you bava any of tha
following a-fnptoma.
iDvcatiiatf Afirifl Uv
dny: haadarbfta, bark
chm, gtycoaurii .and
frequent npremity in
cat up at night. tr.
. Aik ynnr rtruffiit
but Agmel. Or writa direct to The AjrmalCor
poration, 2W Park Avenue, NewVork, N, Y.
LEAK?
CALL
usssx.
Clay IV
Parker.
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fetfluil.
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