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MEMBERS MM i 7zz-..A:MXW0- pi urn impdiwd
BY INSTRUCTOR
SHiietlon nf Hip nu-mliurs of Hie
buys' Klco cluh ly Miss Ariuild.
inutile instructor of the IomiI hf;ii
Hi'liDol, was m.'Hlo yuslcrclay nitn
noon as follows:
Harold Cicllaucr. Harold Anlior,
Allan Hojicrs, Vernon Kvans, Wai
ter Scoll. Denny Wood. Chester
Weill), Alhert (..uiltlis, Frank Daiky.
Charles Chatnplain, Merlin Toilet'
son, Hamilton Law. C'eeil lilair
Avery liiancho. Carl liolzr;an;;. Wil
son I'olliatiKli. Tioli .Mason. Kouer
Karly. Tinclvy Clianiplo, Martin
Webb and Hoi) Soheceni;iht.
Miss Coneyieve liroun. who
co)l)anled the nice clubs last vear,
has been chosen to rill (his place
unain this year.
The Kills who have hem chosen
for the alee club are as follows:
First soprano: Ruth Clement.
Cerlrtiue lloyle. Doris Handy. Flora
.Mc.Mntb. Florence Neumau,' Mailiio
Kimzman. .lauei liae Smith, l.ueihi
Coin. Helen Power, Haibara Ful
ton, Elaa Gayloid, Marion Moore.
Lucille l.ov.iy. Nell lireen, Hubs
Stone. Hazel Cussiily. Marguerite
Watson and Ethyl Sim-key.
Second soprano: Margery Hon.
Dorothy .Meyer.. I.eneve simkins
Sybil .lean YomiE. liosa Core, .lean
Swinarl. Evelyn Snyder. Dorothv
l'aley. MaiKaret Meiling and Eliza
brih MeillllK.
Alios: Jane' Fe'ruuson. Until
llousiini, Doris" Patton. Francis
I .nine. Virginia, CreKm-y. Dorothy
Daniels. Jorspphinn Atitlerinii. Clem
entina Smith. liarbara. Waiil and
I.aura lluc Gordon.
A lt:i"Mln,t; will be hHil S;ilind:iy.
s.-pi. ii, in Ai.vir.n ii iii-i, s.-ii'ui
of the culu'iiiitlce on iniiiiliioiii
csyentiiils I'tl- hicrlt srlniul 1 11 -
ates, to conincr tl-.o fonnulation
of stall, lard reijiiireiurnts fm- hiu'b
school Kladllat, s in the srhmjls uf
stun hern Ori'trimi
This is one of several cininnit-t-es
that are elur.iytl in (bis work
tbi-oiicboiii lb.' slat.', miller the
'ruiiihinee of llai-ry Job nsnii, jirili
tip.ll of Eugene liiuh school, ami
V.-.-slilenl
be
Stale I'rineipal'."
'association.
11 is lite ilnly
tces to formiiial
lion I broiiKbuol
standards ccio'i
f tilese cooiliiit
for future .-olop-
state, definite
io'( :-niim I'be c 1 1 1 : l 1 1 1 i I y
of lli.it bi-lual ics. Kilc'
aiel bisp'iy a student
and iiuallty
lisli. Mcii-nci
should l;n(ev before bidu allow
d
to Ki-ailllale from louh school. Toe
oti.b-ct li-liiud this standardization
Is to offer Uie students in all hii;li
schools approximately the same
iMliie.-itjonal at van times, and to in
sore as completely as possible that
llinll school Kl .-.dilates every wliere
are fairly eiiual in their prepara
tion for fm tier education or for
life.
Tile committee in southern Ore
gon Is composed of li. H. Conule.
pilncliia! of the .Medford liisili
school: I'aul .Iacl;son. principal of
Jlaln:illi county hlKh school; li. C.
J-'orsyUie. of Ashland Inch s-t-boid:
lind H. S. I.::;hliuau of Uraius 1'ass
liiKb school.
Approximately JIO wiulh of
Associated Student Itoly and Iti
Times tickets were sold yesterday,
tile first day of lie- amiii-tl oam
Pnie.ll for r.'lislui.' of SHJiIcnl loiiv
fun. Is. The sale this year is bcillK
conducted 1 1 1 i-nll--, 1 1 a corps of
speakers ami saie-iu.-u. nvsin.d to
(he various activity period studs'
hulls.
Each speaker is responsible for
the sale of tickets ill the study hail
to whic.l he or she t assigned. A
Koal of alio has be.-n set for the
Sale
of tickets, and jii.liiint; from
....b.Iou il,e flr-t ,lav of th"
the
nipaiBii, the goal will be reached
or surpassed.
The oumpuimi has been ornan
Ized by Cliarh-s, U.urncs. business
manager: and lintldl liaib-y. facul
ty advisor.
DOUBLE ACTION
Fint In tht dvuth
Then In tbi orn
Same Price
for over 38 years
25 unces tor 25
Use less than of
high priced brands
MILLIONS OP POUNDS USED
BT OUR OOVEKNUKNt
riysfirdniyprtlBlna ;:-t icsiius. i
.MAOPJt.v-.. .,i,.v ,,i 11,1.
Ju"1 '-o'"".! in '.j .v.,i.o,--
I" til nif- 1.1 .(Kl.oii. uhrrr II, r,,
...' i-i,l,,i:,-, ,v J,-,, (.,n,-,r a
I'" ': of .i(ltlr,(,,e rJnittt l-,-,o,lu.,j
."" , ' .n tlitm
i.i II, line,, ;,JM. n,t iirjl ,I..
o" '' "''i'.'Cai .l.oi loot
-a. -5 I o,..!., ic-ttii, frrtnot.,,-.. ,..
I'.'.' N.u-,rr. Bi .1;,,., IVnidiarv.
i"i r.l.i ,tt( ur j; no((;
,,l,rrp I rroniru run he tumid. V oj
lien ivuUlret nir nl rii-ir linlrl,
i.io'ii n.,,,ic.iw thru ea,,,, a hi,,,, I.
I'll- luntte on titr atrr.:t it i.i K,i r
I'.ii. !. Uttevtti r. u lin lat ,i 11 .ic.
r.iiit for (;,( iinicn'A urrvl.' ''I.y
luoilr.iialt!, vU::i 1111 r,;iju '!,, .1
"a omo-6M3 1 7irr 'loams out l,r.
i,r.- i.ajton'j !ht'j ore
tuptlo-rii.'
mmr , ., ,..,.,,, I I (-silll S. I nr.iK a UUUUl i. i III Ml. I l i Mill I V
Chapter 33 '
AN IMPORTANT DATE
"yilAT a sniajl place the world
Is!" said Laxton. grinning at
tlio two most astonished men In
Europe. I never heard that fatuous
platitude with more disgust.
"Who'd have thought ot blowing
Into a restaurant iu Bruges and
finding two lost friends like you?"
"Don't overdo the irony,, profes
sor," said Somerfleld. "And don't
draw out the agony."
"Tut, tut! Irony agony? What
words to describe a pleasant meet
ing! Is titer any place here where
we can talk at our ease, Mr. Gren
ofen?" I opened my eyes wide at Lax
Ion's tone. Whatever police Job
he had to do ho was going to do it
like a gentleman.
Quiet conversation was the last
thing you could get in the Lion
(l'Or.
"Well, suppose wo go round to
my hotel? Would you mind?"
"Very nicely put, professor," said
Bomerlield.
. "I'll do without the compliments,
thanks," Laxton observed. "I'll
take a truthful answer to a ques
tion instead. J!r. Grcnofen lid
you bring a certain black bag with
you from Eugland? Or the things
it had contained?"
".o."
"Is it still in England?"
I hesitated to answer this. Som-
rii.'lil broke in.
"Yea, professor, it's still In Eng.
In ud."
. "You might as well put me out of
my suspense," said 1. "Aro you
going to arrest me?"
Laxton looked ma up and down.
"It. would be n pity to arrest bo
line a young man. Hut it all de
pends. Mr. Gronofen it all do
pends! Follow me, gentlemen."
Laxton had taken up quarters In
a big hotel near the railway sta
tion. He led us to his own room,
and there he read U3 s long and
severe lecture.
. We were, according to this ac
count, very decent but very foolish
fellows. We had, probably without
intending any harm, committed an
enorinity. We had put a spoke in
tlte wheel of Scotland Yard and
brought the machine to a standstill.
What could be more reprehensible
than that?
Incidentally wo had connived at
the escape of a convict, and in (he
process had complicated the job ot
discovering the perpetrator ot a
very wicked murder. How about
it? . . .
We listcued to this, admitting
anil denying nothing.
, He supposed we would not con
test tho fact that the murder of
Fell was a diabolical thiug. We
might have disliked Pell. . . .
I remarked that 1 did not disliko
I'ell: 1 rather liked him.
In that case, ho said, I ought to
have given all the aid I could In
discovering find punishing the mur
dercr of I'ell Instead of trying to
hoodwink the police.
Wo had obstructed the police at
a titno when, for reasons ko did
uot grasp, they could uot very well
prevent It. But wo had got a con
vict away. And we had removed or
concealed vital evidence. Wheiea
ir tiic police could have laid tlteit
liamU un tho convict and the evi
dence the murder of Tell would
have been cleared up by now. And
that was where we were.
Ho had In his pocket a warrant
for my arrest which could he. quite
well executed even In Uelgliim
And ho would be quito juslilied in
clapping the bracelets on Somer
fleld .i$ well. So how about It?
. Soinorfleld leaned over to when.'
Laxton sat on a hard little arm
chair, and held out his hands.
"Put 'cm on. professor," said be
"But you won't! You want to do a
deal. 1 11 tell you. You want to
know "
'.Vow. Mr. Soinerfi"bl." Laxton
raid, pushing his bands away. "I
do want to do a deal, but on my
own terms. You sec. I have the
liutun In my own hand."
"That's a bluff." said SnmcrScbt
"We hold tho slraisht flush. W
know where the boodle is and you
don't."
Laxton smiled upon hi in Indul
gently. "You foigct that you've commit
ted an offen-io and tie. re'E suct a
bins as lax . Mr. Snni'.-r.l-.Id. But
,f Mr. Urcnofen will answer tl f"'
With Jippt""!"'1-'1' ocion.nlfM,
.. loan of I.imoln. n.-tb.-d in the
m:I -f the f n.-pr ins moun-
. be.i:
! t.tin
( i. .In .itPd .Monday.
Hov. Lvm.in Hltcheork. D.D.. a
elofP personal friend of Mr. and
Mr. .1- H. Henry who with tbrlr
-inn John H. Homy ni" founders of
tho 'own i-ffeied a Imi- d'.-db-atorv
DEDICATE LINCOLN
WITH CEREMONIES,
Why are you In Ilolslum" ! v"-' ' "
"I came to Bee a lad.v, snlil .
"Miss VaruleiH'Siien? Ves, 1
Unnw through Mrs. Fairfax."
"Hut how tliri you know anything
iiboht Mrs. Fairfax?"
"As soon as It was evident that
Mi.vs Stmbroke had been mixed un
in your escapade la (ho boat we
had to flnd out everything that
could be Known about Miss Sea
broke. Naturally."
"Then you didn't track Sonier
field and me?"
."Only. to tho end ot tho wood.
And, by tht way, I've got some
property of yours. You are rule
less!" 1
And Laxton pulled nut my bundle
oC notes and handed it to me. S:m
erJleld burst into a laugh.
"Shall wa tell him?" be said.
We did. Laxtou listened to the
account of our temporary burial
with mixed amusement and aston
ishmeut. Then he repeated his
question.
"Why havo you como to Belgium?
Not for tbo beautiful eyes ot Miss
Vamlcsomethins don't tell me!"
I wondered how far 1 might go
without compromising Veronica.
"Come candor!" said ho. "In
exchange for candor I'll drop the
littlo business of the molnr-bont
osccpade, Mr. Greuofen. Thai fel
low's got off into Kuropo and to
search for him would be like- look
ing for a needle In a lnysiMck. You
have the proccods uf tho bur
glary" "What burglary, profcfiu) V
Somerfield put in.
'The burglary at Mr. Vol her
bury'a. That's Hie 0110 I'm thinking
of at the moment. If you know of
another "
"I'll ask you another- quvion.
Has Kotherhnry misled it?"
Laxton kept silent for a u:o
ment. Then he st'.id:
"Why do you ask tiia'?'
"That's answer cnuuij," saiu
Somerfield. "Fothcrbu:y 1
missed it. Koiherbnjv doesn't k-ep
atuff like Hint at Xexplact: if h
owns it. Mu'ei:m stuff old sniff
I'm ,t great Jmls?. but I'll r!yf? :i
quarter of . a million dollars f';r It
Yon know somelhing about it, prn
fessor. Candor for candor, j j'i
know."
Thtre wan another p.n:s: L-ix
ton looked -at us in a rc-cjit;: I ivr
way. "We'll com 'j buck to it,"Ji? sa'-I
"At present I'm waiting to kiiov.
why you're In Belgium."
1 had mude up my mh'.tl. by
time.
"All right," said I. "v.e l:ii;o
at your word. There were i: rr:i
sons for coining to Belgium. C:i
was -to get aw'Ay from yea. Th-.-other
to try to strike the ti:tcU o:
the mystery of I'ell."
And 1 told him bow we ivm
worked out our plan, the .surpii:..m
we bad of coeivinn applied by
broko lo Veronica, the certain:)
(hat tho pilzJe or till' tragedy :
Kewplwce Abbey cotilii only be
solved by discovering th? idt nll:v
of Pell, the nature of hi tirt' vii:is
relations with the Reabroke., arrt
the reason why they all . fotim!
themselves In Biackwater.
Laxton listened attentively. H.-
did not speak till 1 had done.
Then ha said:
"If you could get at Miss Pem
broke, you think you couM find a
light?"
"We might. That is if . ."
"If there was no danger to her
pet relugee? I sac. Wtll uo'.v,
Mr. Somerfield, you sdinll hnve can
dor tor candor. I did not learn ot
tho burglary from Mr. Fothrrbin y
, 1 worked out the burglary from
1 data, and 1 bad no idea of its re
sults lilt you kindly obliged me
witli them just now"
"Well!" SomerHeld eiirfodnd.
"I'll tell you bow my atientir:-.
waa first diawn to Prll. Lasi May
I I had to arrest a familiar friend oi
I mine. We had a little auiM.nMf
i talk and ho uot only Rave me rern
i inferences, but told me I'd kttpl liin
j out of a good tiling. lie bad under
j taken to go to a man named Pel
I at the Lord Nelson luin . M!;u !
waler. and give him a dm?, a?i-;
! the dae was Juhb -4th. Tbre wi
j to be big money in It. He w n
vauc al)out the smiree of. tho i c
I money: but be had the name ai.d
tho date pat enough.
I "Yon can iinafiiirj my Inlorrst in
I tilt matter when I saw the nn:nt!
j or I'ell and Hla'-kwatcr and tl-p
wealthy prop: trior of ewp,ni
I Abbey In the Tiin:s. And, believe
I me, we were in the middle of a
j mu.i iuiorealing nfTulr wln?n P'-il's
iJeath droppmlti wrpijcli In (he n-.i
clnii'-ry."
A ddte! And the 2VU of Juav!
My in i lit) llew ba::k to that strange
inilenre of Pll r.n tup inimediai
publication of t!ie Nivplace dir.n.v
erirs; that was Just ir-fore the
of June.
. Cuiv "ih".. .;. IV in. U;r0", (o '
tn toierrrw' eltaptcr.
pinyer. ,. H. Henry Hun ohrb
toticd llio town. brrakiiiK A bottle
.f ulrmor fib hh a purt of the rl,rb
tonlnt ceronmiiy. John li. Homy
pei;iteil the vi if v hen the riot
nan run throuylt the mill and
portions of the wood were dftrib
Utitif anioriK tlno prc-fnt.
Tho workmen and their fumlMex
pari ieipatod in til1 dedicatory cere,
innniex.
Within the tif-XI couple "f WnekJI
Ihf mill will ! in full operation
HcoordtniE U) proMnt plum.
(irn. It. j. Kneed nntiontil rfjnt
ni under of tho United Confedornto
vitfr.nn. In tho otdt -lf(,to( of
ficial ovor to orvu in Oklahoma.
At l he ia tn(e iritimrirt
CERTIFICATE II
S.W KlI-VN't'lSi'O. Si-pt. 1. 'I1'
Tho KiimliMr itul.iy said the !-p-.rtnieni
uf .iustiiv had stnrn'd ;im
invostiuiit Inn into fh:irt's ly -I-uih-K.
Kisk. slait4 adjutant of Aiiri -can
l.t'Uin. that "survive cor: it V
eativs" Issued by the veteran's ur
banization tn purchasers of a set of
honks spunsni-od by the Legion had
boon put tu improper usos.
fnite.l Sti tes AHnruey tienre II.
Hatfield was said by the m'W.spap"r
to havo acted upon Kisk's room;
that the servk-e oeiUficat'-s."
which wefo issiud to nil purchasers
of the sot of hunks, had been rm
ployed toward facilitating the il
legal entry of .Jicus Into the I'nlied
S;ates: In nidini; persons to olit.iin
passpMi'ts under assumed name an. I
in nssistii'K fntviKO !orn citizens in
rot urn lo their nativo eiuiiitri.es
without four uf beint; induced Into
military service I hero.
The. Legion sponsors the sale of
a sot Of books failed "Source
Ueeords of the (lre;;t War." Tin
sale price Is SI'S, and tho Lotion
roooivos T per cent of tho proceeds,
which it uses for rehabilitation.
Tho Kxaininer said that although
tho Lotion had acted in nood faith,
tlioso rortlficatos had boon issued
to book purchasers without proof
of tho facts sot forth In the appli
cation, und that tho affirmation of
th" prospective purchaser hud been
tho only authority for ivsuahc6 of
the "service certificate."
Springfield New Home bakery
moved from HT. Mill street to Han
son bulldim; at V.l'I Mr. in stvol .
listed
Vz
-I i Zfty & V ruw fori T Pfv;-l tti A
ff 0r"ip"owrrB"dy y The Above Premiums Given Away " The Above Premiums Given Away VR' r"c"Jh''uut'j
lCz! With every dollar purchase of the merchandise I premium of your own choosing is riven with every
I. . I
Owl Norwegian
Cod Liver Oil,
t6-07. 75c
Riih in Viumtnt
A ind D
Amcroil, roguljr,
ifi o 50c
Amcroil, extra
hcjvy. tA-oz. 85C
AR.ir-Anr, gramiljr, 1
An.ilccic B.Im Tube
Owl Aspirin Tablets
Bottle of 24 25c; ioo,69c
Captain John Ordcrlcy
Box nf too 5C
Owl Cod Liver Extract,
ta'telcw, tfi-oz $1.00
Borotans Hygienic Supposi
tories Box of 24 , $1-25
Owl Corn Paint 30C
Eucalyptus, Menthol and Money,
relieves "tight" con gin, 6-0. 60c
Glycerin Suppositories Intint
or aduli. Bottles of 12 . . 25c
Famous Thompson! T-blets 3C
SurcMcJ (if i-ilt:
Karetts, box of 60 tablets 50C
A Kirnttfit ireiimtnt f'ir indtritKin
Lav.isrptoI,univer',aI antiseptic 75C
Owl Milk of Magnesia, 16-0..
the Bar anti-acid 50c
PincmuJiion, coufjh relief . . 75C
Purlcti-s, box uf 60 tablets, . . 50C
A milil cvjcti ini
Tapol yptiis,lirge,60c; mrd., 35c
Jjfyl
.7
for r,rm
PRODUCTS,
OI.'F.nON'. VK1'1X.
Station Attendant
Made Little Error;
Autoist Uses Gun
Yoi:K. X. 1 . Sept. is. - i,i'i
A lillir.'.: station at lend ant
who save a customer too mtu h
Ka soli m was shot d'd and
Krtd J. IMaitlin has been ar
rested charged with -niiidor.
Sheriff Walter Palmer said
I'fafiliu fired at tho latitui
attoiubmt. Kinosl lioe. after
Hoe b mistake had put lour
gallons of ns ill I'latflin's car
instead of throe.
i'HHM'KWA 1-WIJ.S. Wis.. Sep?.
1 S. i.Vi i 'ounty .1 iidm' K.
Cool; has ref iif ed to iin tion .i
Wife trade wUleh starUed tho ,
countryside about New A tihurn
la. -a Novo in bor. .1 nd.ne J'ouk yes
terday refused to urnm ilhorecs to
; Ktiward W. ! e!delior-er ar.d .Mrs. ,
liessie Ih'oun lo oi l he prii.ci
pa's. ; The divorce suits won hi have
eh-ared the way for eonsnni ma t inn ;
' of the wife trade by which Airs.
iMiown auu her I'.ve chibiron camel
to the Heldelherner tiuille ill '
chan::e lor Mis. H.idell.erer and!
ehihh-.ii who wont tn the,,
j iinnvn home.
1 Sin e Noomler. the .1 u d i: e .
learned, Mrs. Itrown has been M". j
j I edetion:or's hOllseUenper lind
j thai Mrs. I leidelbei .r lias served.,.
in Hl .ai :n ity I'm M r. Ilruwn.
The Above Premiums Given
. . . '
TRADE QUASHED;
i
With every dollar purchase of the
below you may have vour choice
the premiums pictured above. With every
you may choose two premiums with every
you may choose three premiums, etc., etc.
Prepared Remedies
from tht Lnhnrtitarlf af
Tht On I Drug Co.
Beauty Helps
Fitiifon'i Chotctit Crealiont
Darnec Bath Crystals 50C
Red Feather Brilliantinc . . .$0C
I'.ipuljf iw-O'liycr liquid.
Red Feather Cold Cream,
nieihum sic 65C
Red Feather Creasclcss
Ocmc 50C
Red Feather Complexion
Powder, V hue, NuiimI. Rjthfl JOC
Red Feather H iir Oil 50C
B?jiitiliev thr litir.
Darnc'o Lilac Vegetal 75c
' A nun't tuilei m jicr.
JumboLipstichs.l "jt'n.Mt .l75C
Famous Owl -''&
Theatrical
C T''i Cold Cream,
poyndcan 75c
,vi Silquc, perfect skin
lotion 50C
Pom Pom Lustre, hair sheen . 5C
Red Feather Kouge 50C
l)ik, p.r.l.. (jcrjiuum, Rjiptfrry.
Red Feather Shaving Cream 35c
MrntlioUitfd Hty Hum
Red Feather Shaving Lotion 50C
Grecian Rosq Body, Powder 79C
Darnee Talcum Powder. . . 25c
1 itu. v,..itt. now.
Darnc'e Toilet Water .... $1.00
I.iJjv, Viulci, Ro-.
PumKin Rouge 75c
Vcrnice Face Powder . . . $1.50
Vernicc(.omplej(ion Cream $1-50
ColJccn Moore Face Powder 75C
Colleen Moore I.tp Sticks . . 75c
I H. M-Jl.(i1.
Colleen Mr.K)rc Rouge, brilliant 75C
Colleen Moore Perfume . . 75C
Ni piurw Ixnte
Colleen Moore Body Powd. $100
olleen Moore ttath CrytaU 75C
Powc'er Pufls, plain, i jn-. v , 10C
soc
Owl Beet, iron ana wine,
,-, ... $1.00
Owl Emulsion o( Cod Liver
Oil, 16-oz. $100
y," pur jni I vr Oil. pjlttJ1')'
Owl Throat Garble . 5C
Stott Vegetable Tablets,
Tun nf 100 ...... . . 50C
Sept. 19-20-21, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
JAHM1N WOODS
Alien! s Cor THIS OWL IMUJIi ViK VvoiUu is
Y. SKl'TKMHKU IK. 1!i2n.
Ben Cr Sheldon Details History cf
Efforts for Highway System by
County and Chamber Commerce
( haptor Ii
1 can slate positively ih.ii during
the Vers when I was familiar wi'U
A v pitioain of the .lack-on conn'v
mad huildiuu enihtMiasts, .-supporters
and woUeis, we never lost
siuhl of tJiat program as our real
objective, and 1 confidently believe
that .such a general plan is In the
minds of our people at this Utu '.
Jackson euiiniy i:a. loal Mip
piot ;u l he develop me at of nur
state hi'-rh ay program, s; riK;i;liU':
valiaoily auainsi lh(si few and tin-sitpce.-sful
efforts tu involve tho
proara in In unfair con: raet in.;
methods and giving a loyal support
to such highway commissioners ;
Mr. li. A. I'.oolh. Mr. Kiddle and
Mr. Yifii, who tlid the state sllcll
a sign, i,: ervieo in de velnplng uvor
a one t undred milMon dollar roa I
progravi, and keeping it clean and
ecolioiC.Ical.
I rememUei" ni ciicu tustano 1
duriiu; my first session at the legls-
b. ttii'e. w hot e i ho state program
bad its real beginning, which illm -tr-les
Mcil.nrd's at tit title ttiward
her uel;;hi trs. t'nipuua county has
always pi'sonted a t urliulent t on -ditloti
ros'tocting road buibling bo-
c. Ht-'e o!" l ho many diverse lntoresis
..f he ie-ral communities. When
'b- bill laving out the slate high
way sysf.oin was before a commit
;ee of tic legislature tho proposi
tion va,i made that t he Pacific
highway- .--'honld be routed over the
I'mpqna divide an it down Trull
creek lo meet tho ('rater l.aU"
hl.uhw; y at Trail. To Mr. W. II.
Core, more than any on" individual.
UelomiM t.he errdit uf ilefcMtlnwtlin '
proposal, and h" ditl il openly,
avuwotlU. ii ml in tbo spirit of -in
1st i t.hat tlvniits. l'aj.s was on-
'titled to luYvo the iSieiflc High'wxy
n uiod t hi'oin;h that city even
Away
The
merchandise
of any one of
(1.00 purchase
$2.00 purchase
3.00 purchase
no limits one
Household Necessities
tiuataHtrtit "Otvt" Standard
Castor Oil, -' 2c
Camphorated Oil, 20 2$C
Bathing Lpsom Salt, lb. . . 2$fl
Owl F.ibric and Glove Clc.incr,
it os 35C
Ruhcohol, rubbing a!co!oI,
Ifiii, 50C
Roratrd Bay Rum, 16-0. . J0C
Glycerin Rose Water, 4 .1. 25C
Owl Lemon and Cocoa Butter
Cream 50c
Owl Lemon Lotion . 50C
Owl Lemon and CocoanutOil
Shampoo 65c
Witch J lacl, lo-o.
Epsom Salts, U.S.
1 y, lbs,
Glycerin, -ot. 25C
Extract uf Cascara,
sweer, 2-0. . . 25C
Oil of Eucalyptus,
2-0. 25c
Imported Bay Rum, i'-oz. $1.00
Churchills Antiseptic Soap t$G
Box of ) cjkt- for . ... 40C
Todco Cocoa Almond Soap . 10c
Todco Cocoa Lemon Soap , IOC
Conti Castile Soap
Yarritu Castile Soap
Virgin Soap, Imported from
France, 2 -lb. bar
Peroxide, ifi-o..
Spirits of Camphor, 2-o. .
SanOra, mouth wash, 16 07..
K-C-L Tooth Paste ,
RIM Tooth Pane
Owl Milk of Magnesia Tooth
Paste ; . 50C
Caitnf IIiiimIuci'. 2M 111. U1M'
MiiM hold ( oil. n. I Ih. $1.00
1 01I01 o ,(lhclc plnl,r
tf l'-rlf-fl );i4'tr I'-tl fltitf iilft liLMV -ill-Midgut.
Iilr.d Im hillni.ilfl 1iii-f))ijl
itnp.i. . '
I' x 1 l.-ir; jM x fi ytlH. I'lc
tboti'.h il might moan a consider- 1
ably lunger mule.
1 was seal tti three sessions of,
I lie stale highway cum mission by
the county court of Jackson county,
lu present and urge "nine nf our j
local road development measures,
n iwo of thnwe trips l was ae-
' coinpanied by County Judge tb'orge
(lardin'r. and on one 1 went ab'ii"
l I Well remember that at one of
these sessions held ill a court room
of the M it 1 1 noma h eou r.ty court
house at Portland we had to again
I meet and defer l an I'uipuua county
' proposal rout in;: a road tiver t ho
I'mpii'ia divide to the head of
Trail creek.
I need not remind you that thee
fight put up by .laeiison coun'y
have as a result tho routing of our
Crater Lake travel on mini; from the
no it h through (Jii.nis Pass and
Josephine county.
My mind goes back iu the time
When our Medt'nrd chamber uf
cnniiiicree undertook to organize
'what wo named '"The Southern
nrei:on National Attraction league."
The plan originated in our Medford
ehainle'i- oil her tbo year of .Mr.
. Walt Iter's presidency or the fol
lowing year. I proposed that the
four eilles of Klamath Kails. Ash--laud.
Medford and Crams Pass
should advertise this district Joint
ly, and as a whole, rather than to
: advert I so our i mil vidua I cities
alone. The first proposal abm
, lhat line was made by a delegate
of the Medford ehamhir visiting
'Klamath Walls, where a most en
thusiastic meeting was held ami
nur plnn xv.w presented by Mr.
Cure and myself. Mr. Hall, Iho
' K In ma : h Fa lis hotel man, was
president of" thai ' ehnmber at tho
1 Mine. nml through hfs tiotivo In-ti-fet
ihe Mi.pialh Kails chamber
Above PfcnsiuiKs Given Away
premium of your own choo&ing is piven with every
of any of the standard, nationally
everyday needs ILstod below.Chcck this list and bring it with
you. Buy season's needs now and get premiums at no extra
cost. The Premiums will make appropriate Holiday Gifts.
Household
Whuk Broomi, fincy,
bterilc Absorbent Cauzc
t-VJrd
Comfort
Bottle,
Comfort
Nail Filet
I'niiM .h,l (nple vtn, ; ni I in. h.v
Buh Bruthes $1 29
VC'ilS lon)( hjndte, liriy ivlofW bt,,.
Hnir Bruihet $150
Natural ebony ki.-k, while bhitl.
Hnir Brmhn 91-50
Mtik ebony bk, whie bntdtt.
J land Uruihes 50c
Sann hniih-d hjmllei, white brntlcv
Shaving Brushet $t.0Q
AMrteJ colored Irrrulcl, pearl tope.
Tooth Brushes . 50c
INire all.wliite lirMtlei, fanty colored handle.
Wash Clothi . . 15Ci 2 far 25c
I ancv border., alvirle.i colwo, cellophane
wrap(X-d.
Pocket Combs 50C
lour crtoii'". ol black, red. mottled, coarse. and
hoc. All ciiarwr or all fine.
Oleic Chcitcrficld tnvclopes 49c
. enveldjas atira.'lively boaed.
Olde Chesterfield Writing
Paper, ft Hit sheets 49C
Writing Tablets Artlnom
I5Cnd2Sc
Dental Floii I5c; i forSC
SHiiihii'y Napkin. 1tu
. ,0(
P.,
25c
25c
25c
9c
25c
2SC
85c
Soc
uf IS I.'ir
. VAn wtl.ili mini.
.Nlippelll'H, litix nf I - . -ill'
('I'lltlrutliMI rilll'll
llr'tiniifi'.'liu sliiuniMHi n!
Itllbf'!. tiltlSfH, I'tilr .. 1iV
l''iinil.r l-nt l:ia" litai.l.
Illci'irlr I'lirllnt; lriin !!
(icn'rtir Slat ilte,- tltli Ilk rotilaiitl
i . 'lu-lin lit l.i !imt-iil..
( liiiliiiils M.ln l.l!ll
lll..i ill'kl-.. III. I UMilf, oil lanneil
... 50C
p.vnR fivtj
of ciiinmiVci' uniii;ilirii.'illy ttudonj
fl fh l;in.
(l'mitiiiti4l TumuiTim .)
I'likuli-k I'ilol im-s
KIj OKNTKO. Oil., K!it.
Jtussoll K, Hall of (ilemlale. Cab,
wine rceeivod a. f i at tired "skull
when tbo single mylyiod Pickwick
Air Lines plane bo wax piloting
cracked up near the foxlean bor
der yesterday, died in a hospital
lo-ie lute last nii;ht.
Feel Stiff and
Achy?
You can't be well when
kidneys act sluggishly
TAME? Stiff? Achy? Every day
-L bring nagging backache, dull
headaches and dizzineu? Kidney
ej:cre;ion3 too fretpjent, scanty or
burning in passage?
To promote normal kidney action
and assist your kidneys in cio&D.iing
your blood of poisonous wastes, use
Doans Pills, indorsed the world
over. Sold by dcalrr3 evety.vhere.
50,000 Users Endorse Doan's:
r.eo.WbHjiker,r.oKS1?;,Britton,S.t).,
y"Mvltid-ii wcrn lfmi!m nt. There
Wfi duilacliafti'tofis my hck. I he.kidm.-y
ecrelions Mare vrry trrciu!r md tfia an
noyed n.r a lot. 1 nnrhied toni Uoaa't
Piilm knd now my Kicinty wo ftgnia cling
no.-mjiy.
known,
: 1
Utilities
pbin.
50c
75c
Water
i-f
$149
Fountain
Syringe, i-qt.
5149
.... 500
.... m
cva.ioov
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