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Medford Battler to Meet Joe
Marcus in Roseburg Headlines j!
SOLONS PLANNING
FUNDS SAFEGUARD
SAJ.KM. Ore.. J.i ii. J4. t Spec
ial. A MH pruvldiiu; fur the y.;,U
illMlllM'llt of Mirpltlr; ( (nil.. illM'ts
iri heinv dialled by the J.nl;s n
county delegation, mul wit! he in
troduced noon.
This bill is intended. i:i ii lnea
flirt, as :i substitute fnr a bill pss
.d at tint last ves-don a nil veined
!iy the governor. The Veto was
-mstaim-cl when til" -bill was i"
innuMi tn the-house of represent i
.jve. Tin- vetoed bill broadened
t in rcope of laws! mt-nt of the.
foiinly road fund red-mption fumK
In a speech before the houe.
when ibi' vetoed bill was under
discussion, TU,pi'''('iiUUivo Ihrlett
uf Hood River pointed nut the
necessity of providing: i,:iiV nnd ade
quate investment of county funds.
I" rider tin' present l,!iv I he cuiin
-tics art' receiving iuMiffieie'nt re
turns nn their investments. Ueprc--cnUHiVP
Huzlelt stated. Tin- dis
cussion in the house also disclosed
tliat many counties an- bchh;
forced to evade the present lav,
in order lo svcuiv adiiuaic intense
u their funds. The .lacU-.au cnui'
ty delegation is planning the pro
poi-cd bill as a remedy fur
condition.
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HOOVER REQUESTS 'GIGOLOS APPEAR
BORROW TOSTAY
ON MEXICO DUTY OFf SSLLY DAMES
OR) r
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MIAMI KKACIl. Kla.. Jan. 4-
Dwiubl V. Morrow is In re
turn to Alrxlen Thy sunn and re
main as ambassador for an in
definite period. This b e e a in
known authoritatively today after
be bad confc
. t I esident-ele
C.WM'.S. Kiain Kully
.' k -liain d yt.ulh bav.- i
! i um-h ;iiit-:trnl tu llu- U o i a
dm mi; llu- few w. flo. 1 be
art- On- pmiYssii !.! ibiiu iiii; p.ii't-
n i s. mminu from I Inula ud and
n". n,i:;s el' the roiiUiienl to bei;in
ed for 2 hours with thi-ii winter's ta-l: of etrartiii
1 louver. l'li tr i i in:; from ld rty .mien
Pat Paaeitorn, tvieatord Lighuveitjnt
lever Ui ;ht weight Idal "ninl;." tieem-din
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KINDERGARTEN BILL
SALKM, Ore. Jan. 1M.
The so-eulled kimb'rarten bill,
liiothr red l.y t lie u-e;;on roiiKresh
of parents and teaehers. is ft ill
bi'KKinK fr an introdio ir. .Mem
bers of the Multnomah county
delegation eamo up to Salem, I he
bill ill their pockets, but slnee the
bill would affect every county -in
the .slate excr'ptim: Multnomah,
il is not considered likely thai
one tif the Kioup would introduce
the bill.
I.ynn MeC ready nf Lane, chair
man of the education enlllliHllee
of the hom-c. refused to introdliee
the bill because he stated openly
that he is not in favor of saddling
a kindergarten expense nil school
districts of the stale.
Medloid's
haitler. l'at lMdef..rd. will slep
! into the rim; against siiiff conipe-
lilton next Wednesday i:1i,hi when
i In- tangles with Joe M; reus in a
main event bout at Uuseburs.
J .Marcus, the buy who has Ocli;rht"d
1 i'oriland fistic fans in i'nst ami
furious head liners reeeii tly, hails
from Australia where ht claims
the title of junior llKhtwt1i;ht nnd
i lft;ht weight champion, as well as
j the Pacific coast junior light -
veurht championship,
j .Marcus is without a doubt a
j tcmtrli h ombre when ho tloiis his
mitts, and the Medford favorite
' will have a battle on his hands
next Wednesday. lal. it seems,
, has been strcninusl- I'-ainiliK in a.
private gymnasium in this city ami
. IVcil Jennings has beo-i managing
i him for the past sewral weeks.
1 The Medford boy is in the prover-
o Jeiiiiinu's.
and should give a good account of
himself in the Keschurg fray.
If the northern battle is success -
folic annexed by I'adelford, Sailor ,
Jack Woods, intends tn use liim for j
his main event on a fight card in
this city during February. In this '
program. Sailor Jack plans to uf-
a a nrray of high class bouts ;
that would do credit to Portland
armory and Oakland auditorium :
earns j
I'eeil JennlngH has some int'-r-estlng
dope on his prntege. Put j
l-ntn ii'ortl. The Medford light- .
w eight is 2 2 years uld and has
engaged in ON lights. Of these he ;
h is wnn wi throunh knockouts or
decisions, lost four decisions ami
hug been knocked out twic
eyes nf the entire Pacific north
west pugilistic world vill 1.
nn the Marcus
This is tn accord with the am-. who ih to appear kittenish or
hro-sadnr's own desire and also Ole dun- floor, ri ml oune Hap-
with that of the next president, i.-s w ho w isb to appear nldi-r
whtt has lifeh appreciation of I he than their passports.
work tin former internationally. ns a hard life but a lucr
known nnnker h.is been rentier. ng one. Manv of these men earn
at Mexico City since his personal . $;t l .onu during the season. Stone
drafting by President Coolidge. j of Hum make as much us $:!U0U
After his conference- with the ' rt morn h. One man. who claims
next chief executive at "Hello i. ;,n American, has an oral
isle" as the J. I.'. Penney estate ' , onli;u t w lb an elderly Kuglish
is known. Mr. M or row d ec lined t o ' vom:i u. w h erebv she pays h ini I
make any statement to newspaper n liour. and uuaraiuees at least
correspondents, who had waited s,,vrn Imurs a week. This is the ,
fur bin two hours. (third year the contra. -t has been
The ambassador was Mr. Uoo-! n force. list year she only
ver's only culler during the fore- i danced twice in t he five months,
noon. After bis departure the hiit )Me mon'.v was paid rccu
I -resident -elect prepared to leave hulv
; iy auiomubile fur Key ljtrgo if tli- dancer is In the employ
: h here he will board the yacht nf a hotel ur a rest a nra ui lo
"Amitie" for several days uf fish- draws no house salary, but is given
ling in the Florida keys and the flw p.-a llu,i board. There is
ledge of the gulf stream about 30 usiiulU- n huiivc ride reg:ird;ng
miles below
Miami.
TYPISTS NEEDED FDR
i the maximum charge fur a nance,
I but be soon learns to make the
'maximum the minimum. At one
j restaurant the dancers expect J 1
j per dance and the two men there
j -uum-liuies make ?li a ueok
I ipicee.
Itut it is doubtful il
nf the Hoi will have any nmney
il the end of the season. Most
d" .them are inveteriite ramblers.
willing tit rik vcrything for the
tuie lucky shot which will enable
them to retire.
WASHIXr.TON, j). j;iU. 4. !
The I fi"y 1 nmeiii ueparunenis at1
j v Hsmngum. i). are in need of '
; .stenographers and typists, the civil:
adelfurd encoun- 1 - 01 Vl ' commission announced lo-j
ter Wednesday night. day.
-..--'.-;.' i .-:.-.. --jzt---.:-zzz; . The commissiun will receive ap-;
plications for junior stenographer i
positions until Kcbru- i
ior seninr positions until
HOLD SWEATERS FOR . RIVER DISASTER TAKES
j I- ebruary 1 1
FLUNKI
TOWN
Rheumatic Pains
be awarded numerals and sweat -
j MADISON. Wis.. Jan. M. (T)
1 Plunking freshmen athletes at the
Trunk's Prescription is designed . injVcrsity of Wisconsin will not
to relieve ynill' trotioie 4U1ckiv
without dieting. It doesn't ruin
the stomach nor depress the heart, j trs I hi:
Hiec nerve-racked aleeploss peu
r pie J'roni.torturiug .jiain now cer-
lilv to relief. K. M. Workman.
Ku'rt Plagler. Wash., declares: "I
have been taking Trunk's Prescrip
tion ami the pains and swelling ai"
gone. Trunk s Prescription
leading driu-'iiists,
:tb'V- 'marmaey.
like
Me
The athletic ct-uncil "nasi ruled
none he" awarded ' mil 11 semester
grades are dctcrn lined, February
1 "t. It is underslnnd that between
:tr. and -I T yearling. have been tile parish priest id' t'ahimar v. ere
recommended for numerals this .uiiong the sm-vivors. The names
ontrast to 77 in IHLIT. 'were not given.
in
l:o:oTA. rolombia. Jan. J-I.-
Art Twenty-iwu persons we r e
tliownetl in a disaster on the Mag
da h-na river near SI On Nuevo
when the river boat Social sank
yesterday after an explosion of her
"holier.
Advice?: ree.dved in liugota to-
stated t!-at two Americans ami
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Charming New
resses
for Spring
( '(pii.st;ml lv arriving ill tin
'indcvclla Shop keep assort
ments smart and romplHc!
There are lieautil'iil p ri n t s.
Hat erepes and K',"'tfL'tt('s
exquisite creations in all (le
s'ued sizes for misses and
matrons.
9
95
to
69
50
Wear as
You Pay
the
Cinderella
Way!
New Spring
Coats
Our New York buyer lias sent us aii
exceptional lot of eot vulues thai
arc unusual and models that arc su
perb! -Many interesting versions of
'prinjf coat fashions are licit, at prices
vhii-h rair-re from
$1495 t6 s8500
The Cinderella Shop especially calls your attention
lo new
Tailored Suits and Ensembles
Which interpret the fashion trend for Spring!
! Kntraneo x salaries are SI.'JUO a
year tor junior typist. ?. u a year
fur junior stcnouraphcr. S 1 ,14 it a
I year fur senior typist, ami jfl.tin a
year for cciiiur stenugraphcr.
j Ib sldcnts uf certain states will
ma be admitted tn the examina
tion because they have received
more than their share of appoint
ments in tlm departments at Wuh
iugton, but Oregon i net one of
those excluded. The conimlHshm
urges residents of Ol'pgnii to 1,'Ul.or
(be 'examinations ami help to. fill
up the slate i-unta nf appointments
in Washington.
Full information may lie'oldain
od from the secretary nf the I'niied
Slates civil service board at the
'posioffiee ur customhouse; in mjv
city.
SHANOHAI. Jan. -I. t-P Chi
nese newspapers today said i hat
many persons had been killed and
wounded when enmmunists atta k
ed the town of t'hwnnuying on
Monday i veninu. t 'hwiumylng lies
.'HI miles Miuth or Shanghai near
Ham how bay.
"A well organised bund of I'DO
eoiMiiiunHts. carrying banners with
a hammer and sickle device and
armed with rifle mul plsinhi. at
tacked the town.
The attackers singled out police
sta'ions and then tired tin- town,
killing ;tn inhabitants. Seventy In
habitants were wounded. A woman
SU years o!d was burned In death.
Later the hand came into con
flict Willi fhinee volunteer police
from neighboring towns. Th-re
; whs fierce fightim,- for r.ti minute;;,
during which nuichine guns and
1 bombs were used. Twenty voin-
munists were killed before the
t band was driven off.
j Numerous cartoon t were ported
i In Chwaugying advocating mui-
liaymem tf tloid.-j, tuxvs and rents
and supptrl of the soviet govern
ment .
Men's AlLWool Suits $12.50
Men's Dress Pants a $25
Men's Work Pants $1.15
Men's and Boys' Overalls $5C G
Men's Work Shirts o. ....... .. . 45c
Men's Heavy Union Suits 95c
Part Wool Union Suits, S2.25 value . . -. . $ 1 .45
Men's Dress Hats going at $1 .45
Men's Rubber Shoes $3.00
Men's Sweater Coats 95c
Men's Flannel Shirts $1.35
Men's fine Dress Shirts 95c
Men's Work Sox 5c
Heavy Work Sox Qc
Canvas Gloves . , . , Qc
Canvas Gloves, leather faced tips and all. -35c
Men's Leather Coats $7.50
Old Hickory Shirts going at 79c
After visiting all other sales, come around, we
will save you 20 percent.
WIUL H. WILSON
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32 North Front
Iti'liiuilrl lliiv I 'lirlory. 1m,- l.,, (nry. whit h will I"' ituiIv I fitrtury If mil'l- 1,uw lu llic l'ul't
M.l!SIII'li;i,H. oru., .Inn. 51. wllhlii a frw witUm. lu limlluI'MC- orfuril l'loiliir(.s luimmny of wlih'li
il'i U'nik mk siiu-tiMl Imliiy mi tm-,- mirun- liox nnil l"lm fur Din-t & Itu.wll ( l'urtl.inil afj
li liKiili'llni.' tlu Wlllaiiii'lli'-l'ui'lfl,' I'.illliiiiil-, Mini Flm'l'la tni,li TIm- I.-M iiKi'iils. '
.VKW VOIiK. .I.iii. 24 (,)..
Miv. Allelic Tew llinvhanl. weal
thy wiclew of .ev York mi;, I Carls.
Is Id malay 1'ilnee Henry XXXIII
of Keii.H. a meinlier of nni. of
KllMipe'M olilesl n IkmIck lluimes.
Mix. IJiiiiIwiiiI Inleirlleil all
late of j:t, lino. 000 nn tile ilnutil
of her liinilmtiil, Annnn M'ond Iltir
elialcl, vlee-ehaliniau nf Hie Oen
eral Kleettli: euliipiiny. in V.IL'7.
She la now In Knypt anil him ehni'
tenal a home boat "II Wlllell ulle
will lie hoHtens to the lnlr.ee anil
flee frlenils on an extended ci-nie
on l lie Nile. Announcement of
II WiaKenioiu was ealileil to
frielll'iH.
The miiirhiKc will lie Jim. Jinr
elianl'M llilnl. she If a iliitnthter
of char.eM II. Tow of .lalncHtown.
X. V.. and wuh Ilrst lniiriied to
Theodore 1 lie-tell, r of 1'IIIkIiiii'k.
who died. she had two thlldreli
ly her flrwi marrhiKe. Mrs. Olenn
Hlewart, who iIIimI neveral yearn
nf:o. mul Theodore lloKtelter, an
iivhilor vlui died iltlrlnK the worfd
war.
Puts Sjji End to
Bunion Pains
Nn Need Ui Snfl'er Aiinllier Day.
E BAND!
There is one simple yet Iliexpeil- ,
Hive WUV lo lecluee i 11 f 111 III mat I on of
fwtdb n toe joints ;tnd heln gel !
them down It norma1! and Ibnt is
lo apply .Mooiie'K lancrald OH ul;bt J
and mnrning.
Ask Heath's luuu- .ytre or any
first class druggist for an original
two-nil lice hot I h t.f M'tonc'" I'.lli
erahl Oil (full sirenglh and refuse
In accept anything in its pl iee. Il
Is Mich a hiul !y cimcenl rated pi '-p-arali'M)
Unit I'ui ounces bis.tt a long
timeiud fiirtherinore If one I, utile '
iff Jmerald HM does nol give mi
cnmplete satisfaction .MMI call have
yoll- Inoliey refundi-tl.
.Special tinle: I'eople whit want
tn redllee swollen or V.'irlcose veins 1
ihoiihl get a. bottle of M(unes Ian- i
era Id Oil at om-e. Aptdbil nl-h; :
and morning as directed they v til
quick ty not lee an I in prove no-m i
which wli, coininue until tlie veinn !
ami bunehes are retiueed to nor- I
mul. 1
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JUFORNIAOJllGxW u
r'HOKNlX. Ariz.. .Ian. " I. iP)
Two men were dmt tu death ami
u third was critically wounded Ju re
today when they attempted to roll
ii drugsLoie ninl were wurprlsed by
police.
The mun. all Mexicans, had en
lured the (jrugHtore. with drawn
gunn. I'olluc. who hajl been "tip.
Md" to the robbery attempt, had
secreted themsclvcH outside the
atoro and closed in on the trio
ufier they hud broken Inio the
cutfibllf-hment. Jose itustamtnte,
jMirpriMd by the Hidden appenr
ance of the fifficerH. 1 vnth-d hb
nun at them, bfit ho uufklllorl be
fore Ini could fire.
IhiNt anient ex two compnnlnnn,
Murio flarela and Utteiulph V !..
attempted to em-ape and limy were
."hot down. Garcia dying noon after
w nrdH.
KAN'HAH CITY. Kiin.. Jan. 24.
ITh -Onp man wan nlwd to death
nnd another critically Injured hero
hint nlffht by the Rr.-ycar-old nearo
watchman tf n ' drimxtorn whh h
llley held Up. W. W. Wootla, the
watchman, who already had lenn
tietd up hy thn robbern, nhot them
both through the right lung when
th proredM to hold up the pro-
jiprielor and mjtomrn In Ihe doro.
i I mm
j I Appropriate; (;iockn for
, n t'Hcli rotmi. acciiritiu 'line .
; 1 keeiJiMH, in (IokIkiih that
hHrnftjnlzn ptutVictly with j
I the room funiliiimfi.
Copco Preferred StockH
INCREASES IN PRICE
February 1
KIT;H ivt; Fclirunry 1, VJ2U, tlio prici; of (1 Cuniulativc
IJrctVrr(.'(l Shades of Tin; Calil'orniu Oi'con 1'owcr Com
pany will lu; advanced to ' '
.$101 a Share
o
Orders rewived up to und including Thursday, January
151, will be filled at. the. present price of $100 a share.
InfmniHllnii aliont our InvuKlnmnt otriTlriKto cuatomcrH
will lie 1 lieiirfiilly fiMtiliiliad hy liny member of Iho or
Kaiii.ullon. KlinreH may ho piiri-hiiiHid for cfiKb. or on our
convenient monthly Investment plan.
The California Oregon Power Company
OFFICES.
Medford. Grants Pass Roseburg. Klamath Falls -Oregon
Vrtcka. Dunsmuir-CalifornU
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