Medford mail tribune., August 19, 1929, Image 8

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MF.T"FOKn AfATTi iTtTBUXF.. MF.PFOTtD, OIMICOX. MONDAY. ATTit'ST 10. IQ-'O.
FIFTEEN PERISH JURY TO PROBE
Tire Manufacturer's Wife Travels by Air
IN COLLISION OF DEATH OF DRINK
VESSEL AND TUG CRAZED FATHER!
. I !
Spanish Steamer Rammed : Twelve-Year-Old Son Says
in North Sea, Sinks in Six , Patricide Due to Attack I
Minutes No Time to!
Launch Boats Captain!
and Officers Lost. j
On Mother Grandmother
Witness of Shooting Corroborates.
I.ON'IXIN. Auk. I!!. (!') I'iflecn
members of lite crew of the Kliim
Ish drtiiw oriiwi ii' drowned
yesterday when lltelr bout was
rammed ami Mink ly the Hi-IUsh
tun KinK'rt Cross In the Norlh sou
30. miles oft number. The KIuk's
I Cross, llll'lly duliunicd, picked
the
L -lh If ' """""
I August 14, 1W;, with an enviable
i record for puyln its losses, its !
I larnest nain was made durluK lfSS I
when insurance in force Increased!
I nearly three and one-half million
I dolars and, from present lndica-1
! linns, lUl'li will equal or Btirpass ,
this record.
IniiriiiK only the property of
KraiiKi-rs and beinn operated on a
non profit basis, the savins to the j
policy holders is well worth while. .
in many cases paying Kianse dues
for an entire family.
Those who have had fires In this i
valley report thai there Is no hick-1
erliiK or reil tape over seltlemeiii .
ol losses, nui m miiiio "-n .... (
association was ready to pay lie- ' ;
forn Ibe claim was sent in. 1 ' 1 .
ILLIHEE RANCH
AID TO COTTON
GROWERS WILL
DEAL LARGEST
OF YEAR HERE BE ADVANCED
The amount Involved in the
the llliln-e ui-m.r.i
in the C'oker nunc uis-
n-lit. Is authoritatively ri-iin
I Aside from the BUtlsfactiun 01 -. ..ii,horhoud of S 1 :'3
knowing that they ure narucipai iik , e(! b mn.y v
!in their own company ana heepin . Angles, and the others
i their money in OreKOii. patrons ure n i tu ' . . ..ankSi lor.,i
mr i!N?fe
Mrs W O'Neil of Akron, is shown with her husband, president of the General Tire and Rubber Com
pany in'the' center of the group in the above picture, just after she had completed a cross-country flight with
Mr O'Neil from their home in Akron to Pittsburgh, where Mr. O'Neil had been called on business. With
them are Lieut. Sheldon a. Yoaer, one ot Tormer dimy mem wr.u c w. c.Uml ,...
fiiuiiiiK it inuro convenient in hav
ing their glides written and in ,
making payments an each grunge
i has an ugent to care for tht work.
Federal Farm Board Agrees
On Tentative Financial
Help in Movement of Cur
rent Crop Markham to
Assist Legge.
LOS ANCKl.KS, Auk. (i'l
The fatal HhimliiiK 'l KraiiU
I Inward .wealthy ;nitomohiln din- I
tribiilor, hy his 1 U-ye:u-nl won i monoplanes in the "Sky Fleet" of the general lire ana nuuuer company in u n-i.un-w.uc u. ...
ltl-hanlt wlih a .'-'2-eallher rlO. : terest of developing commercial aviation. James Cambpell, Pittsbuigh distributor for the General T.re
wan ordered in I nvesi iu;it-d i Uompany, is ai me ien.
ii coroner'n Jury late toduy. Tin-1 '
shcHiiinu was d
riwna filing mi-iuheis of t in
crew. -
Tho.Ouono va struck amidships
and; ilH in. six minute, the new
of iavinn no time io Imineh its
lioalk. The KIiik'h ('ion aftir it
went down picked up eight m in- j
hers of the crew who Hunk to a j
llftdMiitt mid two ntlmi-H Mruughligi
ing 'he witi. . !
-i-l,u .1. .,.. .....I ,.!. i...A lln. Mlilti'ri I
! II ,.ff h, II... I Idcioll
exception ef Si'L-nnd .Mute fK-ihlu.
Second M;itt; L'K.ildii xiU lie wus
on Uui lirldgi with (';M'i;in S:m
tlinrt at K a. in., when lie wiw tho
lights of a hliip apiMoiH-hing and
heard short hhists lUnn ihi siit-n.
Almost imiiit'iliiitfly the i-ollision
oc. iii n il. the ogoiio t.iliing n hits
list and rapidly hInIUiik.
They went with otln'is to liy t"
lnunch the hi r hoard 111 Hunt t Put
dived oVerhoard wln-n In n-alii-d
the Mffoit wiiN hop U-y. II' and
fitluis Kiifht-r-Ml 11 Ihmi l one of ill
Ogono'ri liptui fM-d lii i-ito.Ms a nil
Hunk to it until icm-ii'iI.
"1 h:iw (lit captain diving into
the I tut lutt w:i
saw or heard of him
Wale. "Thi hociih wa ti-r 1 1 I
ISJen wei-e tihoutiiig and M-ivaniing
and I shouu-d io thi-in until I he
caint almost too hoai-.;c to whl:
per. " and four moio of our crew
clung for ahout an Imur to the up
turned keel of ono of our boats
before the King's i'i-osh rt-si-ued us.
I saw the chief eng tie
chief mate Hinging to a piece of
wood. They drilled away and were
lost-. Steward Juan hand had a
Wonderful,. eea pe. A wave curried
him I" the Jmisl. Wiien he wan
picked up ahout two Iioiiim later
only a foot nr iwn of the mast was
Hhowlug above the water.
"(Kir limits were ahsoluiHy I'm
Ken and we were terribly exhaust
ed when picked up."
Cuptaln (1. A ndeiMon of (he
Ivtng'K Cross nabl ho was asleep at
the time of the collision ami the
force of the impact threw lilm to
the floor of his bui.k. ".Male (i;ir
dener was on tiie bridge," he naid.
"And he told me he ilhl iinl see
the Ogono until lie was r Ik lit on
top of her. It was then Impossible
tu avoid collision."
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lihfd as having
been done hy the boy in defence
or his mother, who, in a family
ipiarn-l. wits being bolted a ad
beaten'' by her drink -crazed hus
ba ml.
Uistrlet Attorney l'.umn Kilt",
who nii.de a personal Investigation
of the tragedy, termed the shout
ing an "apparently Justifiable
bomieide. The boy, While Itnnk
.I on a tehnieal charge of su-;
I murder,
WALKER SLATED
G. O. P. Gesture to C. H. Huston
Cheers Southern Wing of Party
was allowed I
I remain at his home. He and h.
I mother wen- in a slate of rnllapM.
. with "nh- physicii.ns and close
' trieiids being permiiled Io visit
I hem.
I'ithanl and his grandmother.
Mr. Klizaheth IlielH.-r, who wit-m-ssed
the shoollng late SaliinlaV,
will lie the principal Impost wit-n.-Kses.
The latter, who Is Mrs.
! Howard's mother, coiinhurnled the
j boy's story in describing the slmoi -ling
to the police. I :( li were fir-il
jaltraited to tin- sc.-ne of I lie a
lack by Mrs. Howard's screams,
laud boili tb-clareil that llowail
I held his wife by the throat wim
the l:ist I i one liaml Willie lie sh uck ner i.ice
- said the i with the other. The boy stated
that, fearing his mother would oe
killed, he determined to aid her,
;nd the gun was his first thought.
He said he did not remember any
thing after the moment until lie
bad fired two shots ami saw his
father fall tn the floor.
I Inward died while en route t"
the no lice emei gencV hospital I'l
and th"! the ambulance.
The boy told die police that his
father took several drinks when h
came to the house, a ml began
cursing his mother-in '.aw for
"talking too much." The cursing,
IMcIianl said, soon was directed
at Mrs. (Inward, ciilmiualing in the
attack upnn her and Die shunting.
southern situation and his interest
in party affairs, it is fell here, j
! would make him a valuable man I
to the party in its efforts to effect 1
i ...i i i.i-i-1, ii (y;. I inn hi I he MiUl h.
early adjustment oft -Mr. Huston was active in lienail " "
Iteinibllcaii slluation iof Hoover in the pre-conventfon Tile romuna fJrange,
i I'll ATT A N' a n 1 A , Term. lI'i
i ronsidi-ratlnn of a southern man
1 for chairmanship of the Itcpubll
: can national committee has given
l new hope to some SoUUK-l ll pariy
j leaders of u
' the tangled
(i range sponsored a reorganizing; of t
the Jackson County Farm Bureau.
Tliis reorganization became ef
fective in January, 102i, when the
old Farm Bureau passed out and
the new organization became known
as the "Farmers' Kxchange Co-operative."
The Pomona Ci range sponsored a
refinancing of this organization to
the extent of $17,000. Part of this
in several southern stales.
When the Republican national
committee meets in Washington
September U, I 'hi lid ills II. 1 1 list on
of l 'baltaioMiga. banker, educator,
business man and lung-time friend
of I'resldfent Hoover, is expected
to be na uu-d chairman.
Krom his point of vantage In
Ibis border-line political stale Mr.
aninaigii as well as in the
.a in na luii. The TViinexe
served two years under Secretary
Hoover as assistant secretary of
commerce at the beginning of .Mr.
I loovi-r's administration in the
commerce department.
The Tetinesseau w;is a leader in
r,
LEADER WRECKED
BY HEAVY BLAST
slate parly affairs in 1 !!l!tl when
Ibe slate wenl for Warren . liar
ding. When Mr. Huover was cam
paigniug for die presidency, be
Hi. -si 1 ;iizabetbton. ill the indus
trial M-ctioii of Tellll'-ssee, for his
only southern campaign speech.
The prospect ive party chief lain
was born in Harrison county, Indi
ana. February 1"., isTii. the son of
the Itev. Columbus lie Witt Huston
a I'resbyterian minister who for
merly lived in Pennsylvania. I lis
mother was the former Margaret
K lea nor MacKae, formerly of
North Carolina.
Alter attending the university at
Valparaiso. Iml., Huston taught
school iit ( 'hattanooga. l-ater he
was chairman of the executive
committee of the University of
1 1 'hat lannoga.
Leaving the educational field for
I business, he engaged in manufac
turing it ml banking in Cluitla
.nooga. His keen ability as it busi
I ness man a lid his hearty interest
lin paity affairs attracted attention
Iof Mr. Hoover, resulting in the de
1 na ii meat of commerce a ppoint -
.... , .. i i.i .1 i ...in( ivlili-li IIiimI.im i-esiluneil Io
liusion long n. 'ii , i i h 1 - vnrion
. ... .. ii ...1 ya. ih.. Ti:.iis-Contlnenta 'Mm
hi. I Ills iniluence has 1 n fell In ! i I company. He w;is made chair-
natlnnal nartv affairs over a con- I man of the oil company's board.
sulen.lde period of time. Some ! Sulci
iit Its Inst
li-t'llon 'int tftlllK, AimiiHt 10, liiJlt. Hjuinsort'd
lfiidt't- u (:oii-Hi-ti'l (-ft'oit, hciiild liy the
niarli!tliiK in in i 1 1 -'. to sell the
lialalU'd (if the (HitslulldillK u.ld 1111
puid stuck of tlm I'liimc-is' Kx
haiiKo C(wii'ra1ive.
The I'titniiiia CraiiKR iPoi;iii.ra
dm Funnel's' KxrliaiiKti t'o-iipera-tlvf
aH the Lti-oixTative litiyiuK and
s.-lliiiK iiicdiuui fur (he farmers of
Jarkson (Miiinty.
'I'he I'olnona (iiaiiKc realizes that
when a (-(l oiieraf ive Inlying and
sellihK (irKafli.ation nno-t liorrow i
ihc money with whl-. h they do hnsi-1
S.M.IOM, Ore.. Auk. 19. If)
Chailes II. Walker, of I'ortlaml.
president of the .Northwest School
of f'oiiinierce. is considered Un
likely choice of the 12lh iiiinual
convention of the Pacific, north
west district of Klwanls Inteina
t.on, in session here Sunday. .Mon
day and Tuesday, as the next dls-
j trict governor.
Walker was nominated for the
j KOM-rnorshili at Atierdecn last year
lull he withdrew In Invor ol til"
present Koverniir. T. Harry tlow
inan of Seattle. Walker, according;
to K'-neral c-onvention sentiment,
will have practically no opposition
fur the office.
SAI.K.M. ore.. Auk. If. lT'l
One t.f the most IlltcieslluK com
petitive events of the coliveiitieu M
; I -a 11 i s lnti-rlllitlonal will he
stiiK'-d lit 10 o'clock Tuesday
morniliK when ri-pr-st-nlatives "f
eiKlll of the divisii.lis of the dis
trict will Klvc five minute talks
on Kiwanis topics. The het
In th,. ileal lire I.. A. lillllKS,
fruit it rower and shipper, and K.
t. fori), reallor.
The transaction is based upon a, - -
,es wi,h opti.,,, ,o buy. and ....-1 WASIUNOTON. Aim. 1il.-P)-,l,,is
to nils end were conipl. tctl . K.lKui' Murkhum, r.ir more linn, a
,'.,,.,.,;,. ., ii,., encern.-d tlecade the WashiiiKinn corresnmui.
l, ,m three weeks alio. Uetails of , e.il of Hie St. Paul IMotieer I'ress
he '.leal have been uenerully known: nispalt'li, toduy wuh named assist
or the la.st ten days. ant to Clininnun l-CKW of lh fed-
telcKrani Saturday from l.e-: eral tiirm hoard In charge ol press
land, who was called to l.os An- relations.
he the death or a relative.
said that the llllhce deal had bci
closed.
lie Is expected to return to this
rlty this week, when papers bIvIiik
Hanks and Corn formal possession
are due to be siKned.
The proposilion includes this sea
son's crop. The lllihee comprises
inn acres. !11 in beariilK.
The sale, if and when consum
mated, will be the lai Kesl of I he
year, in this section, at the $13.m"l
flKllre. exceediiiK the 1K'.H0U paid
by J. II. Mdllliston and 'eldoli
Hiddle for the Three Oak orchard.
'I W.KlllS'f!TON. AUK. II). fai
The federal ftirin houni iitinoiinceil
Just in Time
SAN" JOSH. fill.. AUK. .19. (PI--Pire
which burned over a0 acres in
the Mountain View city dump was
extiliKllished within a few yards or
a huililins housing f.oou pounds of
ilvnamile anil powder.
.
Ort-Koii Wca.lier.
Celierally fair lioiiKhl ami Tue
ilav; wai'ioer cast and suiith pur
ti.lns Tuesday. Moderate, variable
w ind-' en tlie coast
todav that it had tentuively aureed
to make "ceitaln financial ad
vances" to cotton co-operative as
sociations to assist in the move
ment of this year's crops.
The decision wus reached, the
hoard suid, us a result of a num
ber of conferences with officials of
the American Cotton Clrowers' ex
change. "These associations," the hoard
announcement said, "are now able
to obtain loans from the federal
intermediate credit banks to the
; amount of tia per cent of the vain.!
of the col ton. '
"The federal farm hoard pro
posed to loan an additional I'.'i per
cent a total of 90 per cent for the
Iwn government agencieson cot
Ion on which a definite value has
j been fixed hy hedKing i" the iiiinrH
' markets."
I talker will be presented with a sli
ce
cup.
much higher than when financed
by an ample amount of paid up
tock held by members of the ex
change, and that tills overhead
must be added to the buying anil
selling price.
The I'omona fl range realizes that
co-operallvu buying and selling is
absolutely necessary to Insure a
farm profit.
The I'olnona firange realizes that
only about one-third ot the funnels
of jackson county buy and sell co
operatively and that if all the farm- LOST I'liKKK. Ore.. Aug. 10.
ei'H of the county would buy anil (Special.) The Sunday scnool held
LOST CREEK HAS
ALL-DAY SERVICE
Ci.AUaub IH HIiSTQW
II co-operatively the prul'lls de
rived from such Inlying and selling
would he greatly increased.
The I'omona (Irange believes
lhal. every farmer In .liickson
iiouiily should own u few shares
of .slock in our co operative organi-
then In- has In
active in
see ill Ills expected election to the
party chfiiiiiMinsliip anutlier ex
pressliin of Ibe parly's Interest 111
mil graliuide tor the t-outiifiii
vote.
Ills knowledge of southern af
fairs. Ills lliulerstandlllK of the
many lines.
J Mr. Huston is a widower and
has fiiur daughters. Kleunor, Kath
arine, Alice and Mildred, lie nitiin-
! tains a residence ill I 'Hattanooga
land has a home at L'77
.avenue. New Viuli.
Bvety subordinate grange will
1 handle the sale of such stock
i through Its marketing committee
IcliHirinan. Ask him
The I'omona (Irange is at present
! investigating the feasibility of es
tablishing an "all day and six days
a week" public market." under the
.al.j. i maiiageiiiciiL in inc i ini:io
! change Co-operative, to sell produce
i I both retail and wholesale
ll-ilav service at the school
house on August 11. Hev. lver
siin, accompanied by his wife and
daughter, and their friend Mr.
I'utnev. arrived Just Ut noon. 111
lime to join in a splendid picnic
dinner. After dinner, Itev. Ivcrsun
lalked to the children a while,
then delivered a message to the
elder people. Fifteen children are
taking part In the Sunday scnool
at present.
John Short entertained his bro
ther Harry of I'hoenlx on Thurs
day and Friday;
Cos l'eck assisted Herbert Oris
som with the hay this week.
.Mrs. Henry Wendt, and his
daughter. Mrs. Ora Wallace, and
I'.abe Herman, 1'rooklyn's I'.abe
tilth, is one Iouk distance hitter
Im selibnn strikes out.
KKATTU:. Ami:. 19. (Ti Stub
horn forest fires in eastern Wash
ington, Idaho and .Montana, aided
by IiIkIi winds ami dry w e itb. i .
continued to claim the services of
almost tO.iiiMi men today, altmomh
flies in the I'unei Sound reuton
were beiiiK iiit-m heil by lain
Which Marled falling early yester
day. .
. The t'helan nat innal forest in
centiul Wa'-blnnion, scene of des-
perate fire linhtmn during the past
Week, blazed with 1 ellewed enei'KV
despite a iiylil rain.
A ttfi-mtle an hour Kale was
lilnwinic u htiKe lire moth over
ti raves .Mountain Inward 1 Usui
Man Creek basin near Keltic Falls
In northeastern 'ashing ton, I 'll I y
ninif nii-n w ei e seal to lb; lit t be
Sherman cleeU fire which lias
burned over bet w ecu I t.oinl a lid
(tn, ami acres. Tlir Id.ie started at
Dollar mountain.
Forest fjii- in Sbliiwui counly.
tioi tlieru 'alilm nia. wo e run
qiieretl after one binned over -lm
acres in the Shasta national loresl,
ClIH'AtJO, Auk. 1!. W A,
powerful bomb was exploded early
tod. y under the front porch of the
s u m ni e r linme of Lawrence T.
Kinc. county Itepnbllcan b-ader and
sanitary illstrict trustee. The bomb
wreclteil the front if the houe and
threw KIiik d his five chlldre i
from their leds. None was injured.
ll was the second time In einm
months that Kind's home had been
the larnel of bombers. Auntlu-t
hot lib w rouii; hi considerable dam
nf last Pecember at his home bl
CblcuK'- Today's boniblnu wasMn
.1 list l-e park, a subin b on lie
m.uI Invest side, wbei the pidl-tl.-ian
and his family are spend -hu;
the summer.
Kinn. who was one of I ." persons
Indicted last Winter for alleye-l
urafi in Ho- affairs of the Chicai;.!
sanitary ilistrbt, told police this
mmniliK that he kmw of no rea
son why tiie bomb was thrown .it
his hniHe. lt. declared he would
d i-ma ml police protection from
St ile's Attorney John A. Swansea.
News Notes of Pomona and
Subordinate Grange Chapters
Given by Official Reporters
vi,.ii . i.!ivl.i would crpat v inandclii dren. Uale ana noma
benefit Jackson county in that have been visiting with relatives
nuiitv small liacts of land would tat Lost I'reek. They have been
be sold and truck growers would visitinn at homes of the Nuss
i.o wsnned n comfoilahh' livintt ' haunis, Walches. and Seefiidds.
tlu'ieon. In this way much
t.it wui: ai.i'M) u
( l-'or this week. ) -i
Live Oaks. Monday. August
in, s p. m.
aulc 1'olnt, Tuesilay, Auut
T::m p, m.
ui;ust
S p. n
IcksoilVllle
X p. ti
l-'rid iy. Am;ust
t.it wid: Mono
In esscnilals. unity; in non-eA
Hints, liberty: in all thnm. char-
I f one of lis won hi have better
luck.
We all would better fare.
T'was then we learned the lesson
That we united stand;
Th..t if we fell, 'twould be bora lire
Of a divided band.
Ami now we all are farmers.
And as a ki oup w e're working
still.
r.uylm; ami sellini; throimh Vo-op,
To fill our money till.
When boys we learned the lesson
That co-operation paid.
And if w
XothiiH
failed in that, why ili-n muiiity Hpread.
used land would he put in cultiva
tion, mid set dors can always he
attracted where a comfnrtuhle liv
ing can he assured.
I'omona Cratme is ready and anx
Iouh tn co-operate with the Cham
ber ol' Commerce or any other or
Kanlzatinn seeking to promote a
more healthy agricultural condition
in the county.
EAGLE POINT GRANGE
Kaulo Point Clause will hold a
hall warmitiK community niht on
Tucuday. Aimust !, at T : :to n. m.
A covered dish supper will he
served at 7:3" to which all are in
vited. HrhiK a civered dish or two
and sit down with us to a real corn-
Pi TV
est lives are
WILL LEAVE THIS WEEK
those to duly
w.d.
Whoe deeds, both ureal and small.
Abe close Unit s. a nds of .in un
broken thread.
Whose love etmlilc all.
DECLARATION OF PURPOSES
(Extiacts from the Grange)
"We acknowledge the
principle thai differ
need be said. v(, rural oi'uan izat ion knows how-
to have a i;ood time as does a
Kraime. and a graiiKi Kood time is
never purely local, for all uraimvrs
broad are always we. conic at any other
meetuiK.i
Mrs. Seefield and her nephew
Uarrell, were (Iranls Pass visitors
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Xussbaum and
family made a trip to Grants Pass
with their friends. Marxavet Waleb
also went with them.
Mrs. Lew Sargent was vitdtinn
her mol her, Mrs. Seefield, lasl
Sunday.
55
WEAK
JTCEPLE
HEEL
HCJlERy
Tiny Beautify and
Flatter the Ankles
Scientifically tlosi(.'iiptl to make slender
mid beiiiititul, milady s nnkle woven
pure silk from lip to toe perfect in lit,
in color and appearance Steeple Heel
1 osiery leaves nothing to lie desired....
Once yon wear them you will appre
ciate their charm . . . We have them in
scores of colors ami a full range of sizes.
Li
i.
ii,.,. ,tf ,m n nil Ut'ltllKf. 111111 u-w ni.....
ii no I'liine mill hulil thut p.nmi's. ; m' ",,m n'""" i
tmuinl mith Is miKle t.v diUVi ;nn Tln-ro may lie mime lUiiKinm ur
in' iinii.inn. while 'the I'ui.li lies In Imk "tilU'er. hul a miml lunsiani lias
llu. Iiitt.-nii-ss of .onii ovi'i sv.' been lireimreil which will he isiven
ii ., i,.,i ,.,. , i . .,,.,.! Imineillnti'lv after supper. 1 here
! After
Ihe
; A
ANNAI'OI.IH, M.I.. Aui;. IH.- ('!'
llclsioii to M'lul Mie Mirtni
i : I uti nxinl Alli ed S. Wll-
r,,l ni., ii., .
' " "ll . om S(,t on lhy
,ilil,i;HI 1I11S Week io il"'"
lh.- S. Iinelil. i' eup i:iees without
uliy lui llu r leMs h i . w.ik an
n.Mlll.e.l ut the naval neaileiiiy to-.lav.
When l.lelllellllllt W lllla ins. navy
ipee.l flier. Illle.l the M.'I'UIV
i:ie.-l- elf tile waler III tels !'.'
. , r.hiy a sllthtlv hi nt propeller
I Way ll s. lo-e,l. 'I'he propeller Was
POHTI.ANH. tire.. Am;. I!l ! -' ill to the Anaeoslla naval M.i-
Kolll'tl'CIl tine hills letllllleil hyillon anil st ra le lit elle.t ami w a '
li on the plane tills mm num.
worhl niiiy souiul no iiunipei
rlna no l.ells:
hook of life ihe sliindm r
tells.
I'hy love ."hall chain ll" ow n t
tutles.
'I'he
'I'll
our eallse hy lllhorilli; to ileeont
plisll the following olijeets:
'"I'o il.'velop a hiither utul helter
ml nianliootl anil woluanliooil aiiinn
: am selves. To enhance Ihe com -
ni- forts and atlraelions ut our home
will lie ilanclni; afti'iwaril lor those
who wish tn enjoy It. (iouil music
hits been seelireil.
This is an open meeting: ami all
lire welcome, whether minineis or
nut. t onic anil enjoy wuu us mu
lis own life - w orLtny
i-hlhl's lilss
.ami slrenmhen our allaehlilenls liilii'i" meeium 111 our new 11.111. "i a
A our nnrsiiiis To losier mutual un-! has been hull! at ii meat suci'llii'e
ilerstiinilihi; anil cooperation.
slllsillK Hp sh.il
. iila, I.
poor man Herveil h- the
ma Ue ihee rich:
sick man helped l-v the
make thee sireli:;
'I'llOll shall hi Seled lll:
every N'Mlso
Of service thou lenderest.
Ileherl liriniiini;
like "We propose llleelillK tiutether,
lalkilin loetlier, workini; toiiether,
hall buying toielher, sellinn loKelher,
aim. Ill ieiiei.ll, lean. loi;eiuer loi
hall our mutual prolectlon and advance-
f h.
Ihe Multnomah iniiiiiy maiul J n i I 1 '-
lot
because of untax ol aide wca-
v, Willi. mis said he w.ml, I not
lime Ihe I. -Is led. IV.
tntluy llieliuteil Itiillc.lnenlH iiKiluist
Wither J. Klnke, Jr.. tliaiKeil wuh
NlnyillK H'lbell llcelll III Ihe .lei
fiirsoti hlKh sclioiil: t'liurles K. l.a
Kllllelte. Hlllle leileselllallve flolll
WiiHhliiittuti counly. ami Hamilton
K. Kwen, tlrlver of the automobile
lu which tiniver w. illeili D'lion
nell. itrlil Mtar. was killed.
I.itr'olletle was llulleleil on l
churKe tif non-i.iiiiitirt. ttrowitut out I
of tho t iiiiialiit ol liis estiiumiilj
wile, uhl lier loin niiiinr ililldii'ti.j
Klnke Ik tlmmeil wit It I lint tie -i saskatoon Sask
gree murder. Iid'i A file thai il.-sn,e
Arc hill l.utlnll. who Is llllel'eil to i hies a l.lovdniliilst.-i
llltve fliiliriMheti h holtle conlainlnit : and caused .ishmi
whnl he claimed was n IiIkIi explo
Five and rubbed one pliice and tried
mini her, w ns linllcteil on n chai Ke
u( lubbcry by uniting In fear.
rii.ori it tion
hen onr bum h all wer'
'I'niii:
W hen we were hoy- al
Ue'.l play and Hnhi loue
Which was auatn-l ihe
W e -i lulled hard w hen li
! I'..
Looked
he
in
It us h.i,
v.-i did
llax lllu
till
ili-M w ill ml il
several liutuli.-d llouis I .l-illair-
w as exllnnillsh. .1 ahout II a m
lll-eolitllli: to a lilepllnne llle--.li:e
received here.
Tin ll follow inc
Tie- i i-iisi-iic
l if l - a - 'or w ill
; And ni Io i
; W hi o illelloli
1H- I" lie.
d build- ' Well. .Ill i-M
moi unit: I W In n i
d ..nil slum,
approve
foolish pi
. in In-fir-.
.11 a blink,
ol nil lied h
..ii tlm nail of our members anil
with tihe nsslsliiueo of many out
side friends.
It. W. Ward anil Mrs. Violet
Sne-icer, HollcitiiiK eonimltlee. were
sollcllltiK funds for the new m'UiiRe
in. lit. as oeeasion may re.pilre. hall lor two nays ntsi wets . io.
"l-'or our business Interests we met Willi sllt'll sptelioill success uo.i
desire to lulu pi odticers and con-1 we lire luouKht to realize how
sinners, farmers and iiuiiiuiaciiirers ! many Bond friends the mnnce lias.
ii... i .io., i i-,, n.-i'lTii. millennium cannot be tar oft
lelatiolis possible. Hence, we must ! when city and county Set together,
dispense Willi a surplus of middle- each woikini: lor the common soo.l
men. not Hint we are unfriendly to of all. That Is Ihe tine (trnime
litem, lull we do not need them. I spirit.
Their surplus and their exactions A list of those outside friends con
iliininisli our pioins. ItrlbmiiiK to the urutid hull fund
"W e ae no asuiessive wai fare 1 will he published at nil early date,
aciiiisi am other inicrcsiH what I There will be no cliatite lor the
ever, tm the eontrarv. all onr nets above mentioned vtitei lalnmeiit or
and all our efforts, so far as bilsl- 1 sllPPr.
ness is concerned, u
I lie l-enelll of Ihe
coiiMimer. hut also lor all oilie. In . , mm lor lis work, im mhi uavr
ter.-sis that tend lo brint t liese the passport ? Then come.
two isirtl.-s inn, speedy and ecu-, GRANfiE F rJnsU R ANC E
"iM'eiiliiK in view Hie Inst sen-, , ,r ........ ...
letiie In our 'He. laialions ot I'rin- I , '. . ,. ' ,., ... ....
XIAXCIUCSTKH. I-'UK-. Aim-. 1.'.
Lancashire wenl to work today
after three weeks of paralysis of
the cotton industry. The drone ot
maehlnerv as r. o 0 . 0 o . mill hands
resumed their tasks, and sniose
pourinu front tall chimneys all
throuiih the factory towns pro
claimed the end of the stoppaiie
that cost workers and employers
many millions of pounds,
only the curd rooms, where
workers are to return tomorrow,
were silent. The wane displl.c
which caused the sloppi.nc. is in
ihe hands of a hoard of arbitrathni
whose deliberations beln Wed
nesday. Meanwhile, workers will be pahl
the old scale of wattes until a set
tlement Is reached. A proposed
reduction of the present scale by
I 'J v-j pet' cent caused the cotton
workers to unite three weeks n".
linker Hotel IMninticil.
HA K 10 It. Ore.. Ann. V.P'
l-'lre stat-tlnu from the explosion
of a tar pot used by workmen
! hivlnc hardwood floors In the eluh
; .Inline room of Hotel linker, under
construction, tin ealenod p r I o it s
j damage to the new hostelry yes
j terday atternooii. but was extin
guished by flrelln-ll xxho threw
1 sm, I on the blar.e.
I tj i Tr I I
o per pair , i
ii it
I '"c . . . II
i vr iTrmr tit i i
I l
LET CLOROX DO THE JOBS YOU DREAD
iiWfrj;i"iMa3SI I
things
White 4 :
j sn-'-i suerueroo a
. I sniM'Hr. Your piisiort ill lte
IV not imiIv lor i Mil ii nit; roumenanre ami inn
prodnrei and j K'Hld lll fr lli ma.iue
u'd li'i'k .tl us ;iii1 wuiL
nf li-
hum h w .i.-
in !'imiMi
n .i i ;hi i
i inlrx ot Art ion.' that inh idit.il
li.lMpmevs depclid-s npim LTtP'Tal
pio.eiiiy "
j POMONA GRANGE
i WhAt Hat It Done
. In the fall ot r.'- tho Pomona
lions In this aW
tni; up t.t is the protection from!
fin loss oitVivd lo Rianncrs hy tht
tiv.wic Hohof I "iit As!iuiation f 1
tin Stato ol iH't:iii. j
Although this association ha
liot u in oporation in tin' state sine j
WX DEVIL0P
Films Free
West Side Pharmacy
TOUR REXALL 8T0RE
Open Sundayi and Ereniiiii
AU th Tim
daily washing-what a taxk! But do it mure
quickly, easily, wi'v-the Clorox way!
Because Clorox is a bleach, stain-remover, deodorant
and disinfectant-all in one-it may safely be used for
white clothes, crib linens, diapers, rubber sheets and
garment protectors. Oirections on bottle.
Clorox is a product of modtrn science. Its clean
iJor indicates its germicidal qualities.
At All Grocers
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