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BUBKBT W. BUHL, HUM
I. lUbU'TEB BM1TH. aUnoiU
Ad Inftptodent Ntvipoper
Mnl McoDd elm uttar a Motto.
im, unl Act of Mm B, 1H.
OBSCHIPTIOH um
m Mill In Aduoe.:
n.n -Hh .in.Uv tur BT.BB
Daiir, wia BuDdi, DcDtb .i attaekiii),' excessive expenditures at their source.
Will, HUwul imitt. tul .0 .
Dui. wittiuut bumUj, buuib . During- President C oolidjie s administration expenses for the
HJ MiU Trltiuuo, BM rotf 100 ! , , ,. , ..
Bumir, dm jeu .oo ; i i-iii v and uavv mounted to the hijliest liKtire in the peace-time
tt Uirltr. Id Adiuxo In Htojotd AitiUod, ' , . . ...
htuou.m.. 6nitti riant, tbmti. UoU historv of this countrv. The elicit in' the post office depart
BUI out no Hlilii!i: I 11
Biiij, .lib Buodtj. bodUi.. I ! meut rose to the unprecedented sum of 1 :t5.Htfi,000.
llollr, vttoout Biiodar, bwdUi .06 i . ' '
iwij, uixmt Buojii. od4 ui t.oo President Cool id ire did nothini; to reduce these expenses, and
Inn, .lib, BuiaUr, om w t.oo i ' '
m tun, tun id odtmco, i;., tin; matter of naval expenditures felt obliged to increase
MEMBBB OF TBI ABHOCIATKD FBBBB
Uaraltlm tfull Lmim Wlrt flente.
Ibo AnotUted Prea It eidinlulf Mill) U
erdlt.d to It or otberwlM mrlltod la tftlo oomt,
out tlM to U local ntn publUboi bulla,
uZ LT"J "
fwrtrlnl pmmt of tin Cltr of MMtforO.
OfYlclll ItK Of JlCIMO COUDlr.
Worn dtllj trertft elrcaUUM for ill
mdlni Oct 1. 1H8. 3B.
AdrmllTnc m-brracinotlrai
omno 'io Nn York, cbkwo. oiiroii. bu
rraxlico, Lot AnilM. Setult, portlud.
, :
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry
(Tho .Saturday ICveninK Post 1h
flifiuiitiiiK Al Hmlth in I In- face of
tlije imlilUr at $2 per ,wor.l. Mr.
Hmlth Iihh horiiH ami houfH and n
iMilt'l tall, and liails frnni tho
main ht'ailiuartei'H of Satan in
America.
Olil Sol in still pi'fllriK tlwi no.scR
of MondHH who du not Itnuw
enoiiifh to fioak them in hutler
nillk. ' Wu I Is h a vp t a rt I to po u r
forth from JilRh-sui itl n-form'rn
of llie l'rohlljliion uujm, hecauHe
Dip public: haH martcd to weaken,
nd wearied somewhat of dry
anniitn with unnrly triKKr fiNKfi-8.
Cltlzi-riH who crumple up with n
bullet In their back, are vIctlniH of
the "wet prewa" not the saintly
and erratic enforcer who fired too
quick. This Ik Htem-windintf logic.
There in no more sense In kHlint?
a Mciuor violator, than (here is iu
klllliiK a violator of the ordinance
prohlliltlnK keeping a crow in the
iioss dint j'lct. I'i'ohlliltion has
been so thovouKlily iiiessed up by
politicians, that its enforcement Ih
iinpoHslhle.
AN INSPlHINd MOl'TllVlHi
' (Time Man;.)
". , . The most inexcusable
unreasonable, contempt 1 I) I e,
diabolical, damnable and pu
sillanimous falsehood ever
conceived In the twisted, cor-'
. rupted, diseased, poisoned,
fiendish mind of a black
hearted villnln and assassin"
was last week Isolated and
thus described by Mississippi's
Governor Theodore (!iImoro
Bilbo in a formal address to
'the state legislature.
A swarm. of Kspep section hands
Hujaurped In tho city the first of
the-week, 'and left the croHnitih's
alone . .
j The first car. of Hartletts has
hecn swapped for an auto horn.
' tlirit. tnakes a noise Ilku an ocean
' liner.
j Ulehnrd Howell and escort were
' K nests at the Itivnll theatre on
; Htinday hlght (firnnts Pass ?our-
U-v.t KiUahlished wx'iul custntn Is
upset.
The Kilts nuartet will drlvo to
(. iirookrieiu HmiKM. where tney win
, fii.R at the letter cnrrlers'. conven
tlon being held there. .Miss Uicile
I i llelfner will aeronipany them on
-1 the pltino. ( Mitnni Chronicle.)
(: Anyway to et there. ,
; . .
The Department ot Conunerco
( cnlculale there are sufficient
t tamos In the land for vveryhody to
I-lake a ride at the same time, anil
' nut put four Kirls and a Moy In
- the front seat of a 4d.
Alfred Heliums spent a' pniilnn
. of the past week visitlliK a dentist
j in iVmlteton, which was probably
not a very pleasant time. ( I'en
jdlcton Kast OrcKonlau.) You've
said it!
now i.ik k a i,m i
(Ihtntlt NeA)
The height of lumKination,
m soniethiiiK. was reached by
n younR Rlrl In our nelKlibor
honl who became very ImliK
naut because a friend slapped
her on her sun -burn powdered
back.
I "No efficiency w;w shown in the
1 conduct of work, but It Is finished
! In record time, and will last thru
the aties" Coi.K''e.isiunal Record)
move you that the work be torn
town, and amends made for this
insult to efficiency.
THAT WOMAV
Thlk woman's life has been
A DntC of popcorn.
At first she was all white and soft
ami fluffy
And her days were sprinkled with
the salt of love
And drenched in the butter
of adulation.
Now that the end in near
She Is withered und hard and
blackened.
(New York World,)
iHtff Domicile
im.rA v.-: Wumi. tV A ho-
i tel for doK opened here recently
Klves all the service rendered In
I more pretentious institution ex
etfpt cracked ice. A Jlti-room doa;
I . house, eriulpped with steel Wire
f .walls.' clean concrete flours and In-,
; dividual foo1 and water pans,
I cares for the canines of tourists,
J . -
' ritanisluts cuinty, California.
estimate that 27 .cents tf every
'dollar income Is from IIolHteln
I dhlry cows.
-
4 Wisconsin has hi -wrWlM-w
I forest trecn. The oak leads.
PRESIDENT HOOVER SHOWS THE WAY
PRKSIDKNT COOMDOE enjoyed a .reputation, for. eeoiiomy
but, as a matter of fact, President Hoover has done more
in four months to reduce uovcriuiH'iit expenses than his prede
wssiir did in as many years.
"Tile difference between them lies in the fact that President
' C'oolide Veeoninny was largely negative the vetoing of appro
,'priation bills, while President Hoover's economy is positive,
I tin-in tremendously, when the
1 ,.rcln c t'.'liled
I
I T X '"' l'il!t "'" w',,ks. Resident Hoover lias called attention
1 to the alariuing post office deficit, and, in an effort to re
duce it, ordered a 'complete revision of methods in that depart
ment, lie has pointed out' the mount inn costs in the war de
partment and ordered ft survey
! - . i i i . . . . , . . .
I gauixat ion, mid the in) I'oduct ion
I i . .- .
administration.. Aud yesterdav
I will becoun historic he eliminated the greatest single item of
expi'iise, by stopping coi.Htructiori of new tfruiscr-s until after
tin coufcrc'iier with I'miiicr Mi.rDomtlW. '
NcvtTtlicless, wlieit the history of this opttelt -is--. written,
former President (.'oolide will undoubtedly lie reiirded-ns tlie
rrettt champion of economy, not. heeanse he did aeeomplish so
much in that direct ion, hut been use economy wan in a sense the
keynote of his character. Not by what he,did, but by what he
refused to do, will he be remembered. The word economy, there
fore came to symbolize him and his administration ami, because
human nature is what it is, as the reat champion of economy,
he will be leuown.
a; it tlriiiiiiitixi'S the (Iniiiiiniiit liiiti. And tin- (loiiiiniint
noli1 of tlie CiM.lidjii' iidiiiiiiistnitiini wits rt-t jctx li tiit-n t a iiiatti-r
of piiltiiifr "ii tin; lirakt'H ul judicious inl i-rvn Is, nitlier tliaii
.stciiiiif; ni t in- fills. While tlio
ndiiiiiiistnitioii is to lic'jiecoiiiiilislniieiil, t'eleiisiiijj tlie lii'ukes,
ptitliiiK on tlie lower, mid steerin-r the ship of state on a new
eoiii'se.
And so this liislorieiil .indgiitent will be essentially correct.
for while President Hoover will do more than liis predecessor
in the matter ol' federal expenditures, economy to him is 1111 in-
ident, not an issue, a mere
leailershiji, nilher than the aim
President Coolidge himself lias
hud no place. .,
AIR TRANSPORTATION
IN TII.KOJn",. Ilu Fniled plates should Jinve beci nu itloal
Nt!tn for tin (It'vclitpincnt ol" acrinl (ravel, with its proat
cities sepurnleil by vast tlistanees. Actually, in the use of the
aeroplane we have latfjred far behind Kurope, for two chief rea
ons. SVveral of the, continental governments have given heavy
subsidies to commerial air lines carrying passengers and freight,
because of the military usefulness of ships and pilots in war
time, aud have thus made it possible for fares to bo reduced
until they arc little higher than railroad rates. Again, the in
convenience of crossing numerous frontiers, wit li the nuisance
of customs inspeelion and sometimes of, changing trains, is
greatly diminished when one flies over tho same route.
Now, however, America is beginning to catch up. Thnnlts to
the post office payments for carrying air mail, which amount to
a subsidy, the carrying of passengers is now feasible at prices
which arc not prohibitive.
Three such services are now in daily operation across the
euiilinent, combining air with rail journeys, and requiring for
tlie trip from N'ow York to l.os Angeles from 4(5 to (it) hours.
The cost in at least one instance is only about .0 more than,
tlie train fare plus Pullman charge, and the saving of time, even
on the .slowest aerial route is a full tiny.
The experiment begins under sound nnspices, with several
.f the country's most import tint-railroads co-ojierating with
ample capital, the besl of equipment and a large staff of skilled
pilots. If it fails, this will nut be for lack of careful prepara
tion, but because America as a whole is mjt yet sufficiently "air
minded. '
Summer and winter resorts
sort the palms are horizontal.
S'iiniJc for today : As a doctor (.corns a layman who pretends
to know something about medicine.
There's no point in golf anyway. You do it for exercise and
the better you are the less exercise you get.
MUTT AND JEFF
ltonlly On.. Ttm. 1?. I'ltm
JEFF, VHAT AR6 i AIN'T THAT lSHTeNJ-tAY 1 LST6MM:ue )
h0O CRYING H' CRY IN) G i DlT U SR6.AT AT6M SO NVANY
' j ' I j vj i anjt-j-. AIN T IT: J
; r,( at a. w y.YJS---
' -" ' , 16RAP6 FROIT.V) jM ' ' : ' ; I
n-.T . -.. i ... -v . v
naval armament reduction eon-
with a view to .complete reor-
. . . 1 I . . ' '.. , 1. . .1 . I
of modern business methods of
r l i I .1 .
in a few words, words that
dcmtiiiuiit note of tlie J Hoover
o
detail in a irorrnm of genuine
of a program, In which, as
admitted aggressive loiidersliip
UP TO THE PEOPLE
are different,
At summer re-
Mutt Donates Jeff's Body to Science
THAT
Hlk , c'r-I'moi nloB for M.irshfleM
V tO r, : : I r
Personal Health Service
WILLIAM BRADY, M. p.
Unod Utter tctUlnfat hoaltk, ud hyglm, aot U tlmmt oWscaki ,r
Hutment, rt" tatwmi by Dr. Brtdj II itenqil, Mil oddrMood annloM UlauloMcL
Utt.ro loU bo brtol wrtWJ. In ,0o( to tto targo n bo( Utunit
ooliod. onlf o low ou bo onoworo kon. Ko Ml ooa bo Ho4o to ,aorioa u oocj.rm
tu butrootlorM. Addrooo Dr. WUIUo. Brwl. U ooro ol Ud. oo.it.pw.
! ' .... .
WHV DON'T Y()ll Tlty,OM IM0 HALVE ON IT? .
There 'are timed when my fulth- j i-uro It 'lf It hapijenn to tm enncer.
ful gulite councilor nnil friend I Nutsoh (SIkiiiIiI Koi TeU. .
falls utterly to he of nny ervl. 1 iMl"e'l nurlnK and I have
i just consuiteai
Dr W.-bster about
w,lve for I had '
a mind'to tnkei
off with a pithy
remark about th,
absurdity of the
notion tnnt any
such remedy
h eals anything;
Webster tells me
that's what salvo,
Is rvpothlnft c.po but a heftlinffi
olmmeut. Vlp then, when it,
come s to technical qnestlonH.
Webster isn't so much, hook at1
the dreadful botch he makes jftf
somersaults, and remember how j
long it took him to switch from
short vl to bmK vi in vitamins, i
Maybe some durn nostrum Interest.
wielded influence with Dr. wpoh
ter enough to Ret that word henl
Iiir in the definition of salve.
. The truth is that salve Is oint
ment whether It Is healing or the
contrary, and 1 hope Dr. Webs
ter will bear this in mind next
time he revises his little hook.
Well, children, . I am dqliRhted
to tell you that we have some fine
southing salve for you today. I
have tried this salve-r-we call it
Old Doc Salve in all . sorts of
cases for years and it has given
more satisfaction than I ever be
lieved such a remedy could pos
sibly tfivo. I have freely- Riven
the recipe or formula for the
salve to hundreds, rather thoiis
land.'t, of people, and a lot' of 'em
1 have later made, the most enthu
; slnstic reports, of it. It Is just
a good all-nround soothing salve,
and while I believe It will retnrd
or delay or interfere with natural
healing less than any of the popu
lar salves I know of, still I can
assure you it will not heal a thing
nor hasten tho natural healing
process tho least hit. If that's
what you seek, don't Waste time
with Old Doc Salve. You want
to he humbugged.
Hum, scalds, cuts, bites, bruises.
Ores, sunburn, stings, herpes, (cold
sores), chapping, are some of the
every day indications for the use
of this salve. Keep-a .tube of Old
Doc Salvo In your medlclno cup
board in place of Uie useless or
the unsafe nostrum you have there
now. . ,
Recipe for Old Doe Salvo:
Boric neid.
: Honzolc acid, of ench.... ts
Zinc peroxld 0
Zinc steanite : 8
. Zinc oxld 23
Pine oil, thymol, eucalyptol
and menthol, of each, a
drop or grain Janolln and
petrolatum, " of each 3()
1 The salve should he kept In
compressible tubes for cleanliness,
I confess with reluctanee that a
drug manufacturer who supplies
physicians gave me the formula
for the salvo years ago the drug
concern had Its ofn name for Jt,
hut 1 call It Old Doc Snlvt'
I particularly recommended the.
adoption of Old Doc fialve oh a
standby In homes where objection
able remedies are now used. Any
thing that contains carbolic acid
(phenol) or any derivative of
crude cr.;sol, not only tends to re
tard the normal healing of a mi
nor wound or sore hut Is danger
ous ' in a surgical dressing. A
dressing of carbolic salvefor In
stance, may produce gangreno of
n flnKer.
OI KSTIONS AND AXSWKHS.
Inhaling.
Does It harm a girl to smoke If
she does not Inhale '?tC. H.
Answer Inhaling . makes little
or no difference;' It Usually harms
a girl .or a boy to smoke. If to
bacco smoke. Is drawn Into the
U...1I. .U.1. iiiurs ur w.iiiiiiir, M ,
u.eii uirii in.- n.ise. ...
mf.ili'r siuiucv area ui iiiiiviiiih
nienibrane ts exposed anil the er
fei't of : the druit is more Intense,
than Is the case when the smoke
is mirely drawn Into mouth and
puffed out again. I
l-nr of tinrrr. ' I
Owlntr to the fact that several
blood relatives have had cancer I
am In fenr about an irritation
near the corner of my nose. PU-ase
advise me where I may have the
necessary examination at tlie least
possible cost.
.Answer. No in ft 1 1 r whether
other members of the family have
had camier. anyone who is nn-
nuyed by nny prolouKed Irritation
should seek medical examination '
and novice. Now Is the time l.
lSHTeNJ-t)AY
LST6W. ie
DlT IS Gfce.fT.
rVT6M
STUFF, AIN'T IT?
, THAT I CAr4.
A SH6WCRBATH
VilTH A
on power Von ib-il dlreciiy with
'-
..
MUI,Hti,mfl 4 am unable to answer.
e iB What Is chronic ap-
l '? " Tl ' V1
" "u... ..1" " l
" " ' pr. eauUn
Answer , Nurse should play
dumb when, so queried. ; Hhe
doesn't know and she shouldn't
hesitate to say so. Let the doc
tor who maketi the diagnosis ex
plain what it is and what the pa
tient ouKht to do. In most casus
the, diagnosis (seems to bo a bad
guess. ,
(Copyright, John P. Dille Co.)
Quill Points
Fable: Once n wife, departed for
a. vacation without.; calling hack:
"And don't forget to water my
plants."
The olive branch isn't a symbol
of peace, but of victory. It meant
the dove from Noah's ark had at
last found a parking place.
It Isn't fenr ot spoiling her com
plexion that keeps modern wom
an from crying. What is there
left to cry for? -
Making a flight record Ib n hate
ful business It does you no good,
except for a moment, and just
inn 1c es things harder for the next
fellow.
The rich man luis a barom
eter to foretell tho weather,
but even the. poorest rani try
to shake salt out of a sluikcr.
The call . of the great - open
spaces: "Hey! uot any gas to
spare?" t.
: The jungle has laws, also,
punishment for sin Is death.
The
Sin
consists in being caught.
, Americanism: Kxerting our
selves to the utmost .to pass a law;
repealing it by the simple expedi
ent of pretending it doesn't exist.
i The kiiKl of "'loyalty", tho boss
likes Is the kind that gives him
that Mice inonareh-of-UH -he-surveys
feeling.
. I Htmt proMtrntion: Highbrow for
rieun lltiunr. '
Thumltni A Higmil thin it's nil
over und too lute to HiiKul. .
"A man Ih responsible for the
evil, that results . from his nets."
Yeah? Well, thousands mnrved In
-3hrintttua; because Indies nuit
Vem-liiK hair nets. . , s
','TUp' mo-viiy street woulcl.',.
I IKS. trtuch Mlfor If rli-ivers tjonloji.,',
i ftnalil alii lll ii-nv tl... '.'
i nnr.
' Pxnniple ot tnlkie culture: In an
:v1verllsiii8; reel nnnotinctiiK "The
Desert KonR," the star Introduces a
cnptnln of French "calvary."
Friendly nations arc tho -ones
that keep whetting . their knives
while OMHIll'llliF nnn nlmlhiip tlmv
Wol. ,., n..,,l.. ..... ,,,,
il(Uihlesonie stranger.
j If you nre eaimht smiiKKlinK
illinrts, you get shot: If you nre
cnuitht stniiflitlino: karats, you Kct
your picture, on Iho society page,
' ' .
Tn 1"t1 Amendment shouldn't
Kt HCOtlnip! . yet. Think hdw
long the 14th and 1 5th have been
trying.
rorreet this sentence: "Mother
went away fur the day," cried the
children In chorus, "and didn't tell
us forty things we mustn't do."
Watts Cunn. Walker cup golfer,
bus a 17-year-old brother who won
the Atlanta championship and was
runner - up In tho tieorgia state
meel.
KIDYOU'RS
SO NVANY
Looking
SPOOrOl
owner
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Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Pago One.)
Farmers nre told Unit , tlie
Wine -"of this year's wheat crop
has increased $;!(i4,00(),000.00
since June 1. How much of
that the farmers will get, how
much middle , men, and espe
cially wheat Ramblers will get
liohody knows. V
; Farmers might hire an Intelligent
wheat speculator to Bell their crops
for future delivery when prices are
high. As it Is, they wait until the
wheat is threshed. Then the price
lb, lower. . ; . . )
1 present estimates show that the
four big-crops wheat, cotton, oats
and rye are worth $:i,545,000,t)O0,
an increase of more than a thou
sand million dollars In two months.
X snvage outbreak of convicts
in. -New' York's Clinton prison is
easily explained. it.
Too many "life" and "long term"
prisoners were herded together.
Such men are willing to risk death
because they are hopeless. ;
Lacking hope ' and lis cbnrage,
you have a bad situation; Goethe
said: Money lost, SOMETRINU
lost. ,
"Honor lost, MUCH lost. . y .
"Courage lost, EVKRYTHING
lost,! better you were never horn."
' The Prince of Wales flew, -in an
army plane, from Uinclon to a
brewery at Burton on Trent, to inspect-
the making of secial brew
of ale.
' That is the brewery producing i
Hasss ale, lo which Samuel John
son referred, when helping his
friend. Mrs. Tlirale, to sell her
dead husband's property. Ho said
it represented "the potentiality of
growing rich beyond the dreams
of avarice."
New York Is practical. A coin-,
ihlttee accepts the Woolworth
building. Holland tunnel and snb
way as "three ol' the seven won
ders of New York." The Statue of
Liberty nnd the Metropolitan Mu
seum of Art are well spoken of, hut
not Included.
fSAY, NHV
Don't tou try
this -Diet
Yourself I
that:
IT
I. Shoemaker's
toid
10. llulrymaid:
Mfot,
11. Tirrltorlol M
v intuit la Nor
wuy li. Lower limb
17. black eurkoa
tii. ttooini under
build hips
S3. l.oair vestment
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A great scientist who called "the
starry heavens and the moral na
ture of man", the two great won
ders, would not do for NeW York's
:city commission too . abstract.
' T h o accomplishment of the
stenmshlp liremen Is interesting,
intensely important to Germany,
and at the same time (disappoint
ing. It beat the ocean record a
few hours, which Is not important
to tho general public;. To cut off
two.ifuyg, as (lying machines will
soon do, will ho really Important.
Columbus crossed in 71 (lays, the
Mayflower in 03, the first steam
ship In 2t days.
Lindbergh flew from New York
to Paris, 3600 miles,. in 33 ',-4 hours.
That's REAL Improvement.
Somebody will build., an . ocean
steamer,, perhaps wllh two hulls
aud multiple screws, to cross in 48
hours. . , .
1
At Rialto Today
Much hss been clitimed r for
"Masked Emotions," in which :Geo.'
O'Hrleh is - featured supported; bV
Nora Lane, KUrrell Macdonald and
a splendid cast. It Is a thrilling
and interesting nielodramu.
O'Urlen gives a masterful and
Intensely human Interpretation of
an athletic college mnn who sets
out to avenge the attempted mur
der of his chura. He concentrates
himself to bis role completely,
while Miss Lane demonstrates n
wonderful aability for expression.
Karrell Macdonald plays one of the
principal character parts.
While lilsiH-cts Clatsop.
SALEM, Ore.. July 25. ")
Brigadier-General Geo. A. While,
commander of the Oregon Nation
al Guard, is on a trip of Inspection
to Camp Clatsop, the training
ground of the guard. The inspec
tion pertains mainly to improve
ments contemplated before the
I!'3I annual encampment.
Maddux Airlines of San Krnn
cisco has begun n three-daily air
plane pnssenger schedule to Los
Angeles.
)
x vnant to see
FIRST vslHCTHefc
vou Live or
Not!
rJ- QO.
Do Yon Remember?
TKN VEAHS. AGO TODA1T '
(Fro files of tie, Malt Tribune.)
Jjily iMbV ll . ... .
Launch movement to establish
Y. W. C. A. In Medford.1 , t.
;' I'eter Steenstruv 'of New York
t-ty. Inspects his mining proper
ties near Jacksonville; ' . .
' Local resident points to fact that ,
In 11100 Medford wheat sold. at 48
cents bushel, eggs at 15 cents ft
doien.and flour K0 cent Jier sack,
i'mIss ..Marian. Bowman 'walks
thru Yellowstone Park with p. of .
O. college girl friend. ' ("
I Sergeant Frank .McKee, iof itfed- ,
ford, now V. S. army pilot. , ijives '
thrilling exhibition of stunt 'hying
over city housetops. '..,ui. f- . ., ,
I Mrs. F. Corning Konly and ch'il-i t
dren are Bpenfllng the summer -at'
Carniel-by-the-Hell.
TWENTY YEAHS AGO TODAY. t
(From files of the Mall Tribune.)
... July. USUI, IVtie
Talent people petition .that, the
name of Wagnor Butte be changed
to Mt. Talent. . .. ,. , , ' '
Judge Kelly made a record catch
of steelhead in the Rogue Satur
day. I
; Ad.: Positively last chance to
see the Iloston Ideals 1n 'Oolah at
tlie operd house tonight.
James Stevens, noted baritone,
of the Princess theatre, San Fran- "
Cisco, Joins Boston Ideals for pres
entation of the Mikado beginning.
Thursday. Price GUc. (
Travel to Crater Lake heavy.
Will Steel predicts the former .high ;;
record of 5000 visitors will . be
beaten this year.
G. N. MAKES FORMAL
j SNi FilClfcfcQ, J.uly.'?5.rff
L. C. Oilman of Seattle, executive
vice-president of (he Clreat North
ern Kailroad company, has Issued
a formal denial that the Gr?at
Northern in negotiating for the
purchase of tlio Vreka' Railroad -company,
which operates an elpht
mile line from Montague to Yreka .
In Siskiyou county. '
i lhe statement followed ; wjdo-
spread r it mom that tliR Califpi-nlft. .
line was nhout to" he 4Aken bvi
by tlie Oreat Northern, and Huh
stantiated provlotttt denials, hy of
ficials of the latter company.'
CALL CHAMBER CHIEFS
SALEM, Ore,, Jujy- 25., P) -j
Oregon chamber of commerce '
Isadora will attend a meeting cll-
ed in the house of representatives,
here Monday, July 2!t; to discus
the most effective use of the 2B,',
OOO rund appropriated by. the 19?5
leKiMature for - atate . advertising
and development. , ' .' ' . '.. ; -;
V. O. Ide, mannKer of the stritoV
chamber of,' Coihmerce,.,-has' alBQ
invited newspaper-mun- and repre"-!.
sentMlves of advertising agencies.
Recommendations reached by
the meeting will be submitted to
the supervisory board provided for
hy the appropriation act. ,. , . . 1
' SALEM, ,'brcU juhi'SsTuMi
Six entrants will appear In . the
homo town speaking contest, which
Is to be a feature of the Pacific
Northwest Realtors' convention,
now in session here, and the onlv
meeting of tho association to
which the public Is invited. "
To the winner, C. P. Blshon.
Salem merchant, will donate it sil
ver xcup. The ' speaker's ' will he
Ford Hnrrett, Jr., of Spokane,' Vi.
A. Moore of Vancouver, . B. C,
Alfred Carmlchnel of Victoria, H.
C, Arthur Hold of Seattle. C. P.
Masoii of Tacoma, and Leith Ab'
hot .of lAngvle-w. ..
Immortalized by James Fenl.
more L'ouper, ,the dwindling rem
nants of the fumous Mohican .tribe
now known as the Stockhrldge In
dians, live at Shawsno. Wis.
By BUD FISHER i