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POTT! SEC ' renroim m:tl rnmxrw'ynnwcmTi. otiTjCio'x,- Tuesday. September 24, 102a; Returns From Big Game Hunt ROAD SWAP IS MEMBERSHPOH J ! 1 SEEN BY PASS AID BOARO GETS Editorial Urges Campaign in Ashland to Counteract Move Gold Hill Spokes man Voices Opposition to f put-Off. AS LOCAL AIM SENATE REVIEW Agricultural Committee Ex amines Presidential Ap pointees As to Qualifica tions Legge First to! Testify for McNary. The Grunts editorial wrnth of the j I'iihh Courier Iiiih again i WASHINGTON. Kept. 21. UP) Clialrmun Legge of (lie fedurul been urouscd and under Die cup- . furm hoard todiiy related his ptist j lion "Swapping ItoudB," It flays ! coiinecllons Willi the farming In-I the recent ucllun of .Meilfnrd and 1 tlustry and with the International Ashlnnri, uniting on the Ashland road to Lake o' the WoodH. The edltoiiul suggests thai the (IranlS Puss ehumher of eomineree visit AKhland and do millenary work In opposition tn tlie priipon'.-d Williams Creek cilt-ofr. The visit of WilllaniH Creek real, denta to Klamath Kiills to present their need for a road, Is ctiinincnl ed upon In the news culumnx. The editorial is as follows: Now it seems that the .Med ford cliainher has visited ''Ashland and promised that If Ashland supports the Iteil wood parallel mad for Med ford uefore the state hiahway commission, Medford will give Ashland Its lung desired new road to Luke or the Woods. The meeting took place Fri day, and Ashland la reported as being willing to make the swap. On Tuesday lied ford people will visit Klamath Falls to perfect other road, urrange - vinents. ... The Joke of the Ashland 'Lake of the Woods promise inado liy Medford la that Med j'ford Is putting her own rond I Into that lake, which will be so much finer than that It Is giving Ashland, that no one will go the Ashland way, nn( even Ashland people Oranta Puss chamber had i better visit Ashland and Uls cover whut Modford's story was there, so aa to discover If Ashland tins the straight of it. Cut-off Opposed At a meeting of the Grants Pass chamber of commerce yesterday. C ,1. Mhoib, secretary of the Gold 1 1 111 chumljer of commerce, and liuhllsher of the Gold Hill News, Is pictured as "pledging the support of his community In opposition" to the 'Williams Creek cut-off as follows: Gold Hill's opposition to the proposed Aleilford-lted-wood highway parallel road was voiced before the Grunts Pass chamber of commerce at Its .Monday luncheon by c. J. Hhorh, Hecrelury of the Gold llill chnmber of commerce , a nil publisher of tho Gold Hill J News, In a talk In which he i pledged support of his section to .Grants Puss' opposition to " the road plan. Mr. Hhorh declared thut In View of tho present good High ways to the roaxt and the Oregon Caves he did mil see Why money needed for more deserving projects should Ije spent on n Medford parallel road to the Itcduood highway depriving both GrantH Pass and Gold Hill of the travel now enjoyed. Ho asserted that the plan . wan the selfish move of people on one side of Medrord who for many years huve been Iry Ing to route the Pacific high way along .Medford's main mreet. LEGIONILECTS Harvester company before tho sen ate agrfcullurul committee which began consideration of the nomina tions of board members who have been serving under recess uppolnl menlB since the hoard was organ ized early In I lit- Hummer. The entlro inomboriihlp of Din hoard was present at Die commit, lea session and Hi of the 17 mem bora of the committee were at hand. In opening Die heniing, Chair man McNary explained that it was ciiatomury to call appointees for Important offices lo exnmlno their ipiallflcullons. Chairman Legge was then called to testify, in rspnnse to njlcstiiin lng from McNary. he said thut he Had served as heud of the Interna tional llurvester company and that prior lo his work with that con cern hud long been connected wllh agricultural pursuits, princi pally livestock. He suld he held a small fraction of 1 per cent lii the harvester company, addiug thai h had no connection whatever wltli any grain exchange hut that he hud u few shares In railroad companies. U-KKC nlso testified he had no connection with Importing houses or foodstuffs concerns. Outlines Program Under farther ciifoKtloning by Chairman McNary tho witness out lined the general program of tho board. i , Asked If the board had been set mi to take rare of this year's crop, l.eggo said: "To Home extent. We cannot do everything ., no ,ny. Sonie rKH think we ought to build n lot of elevators', and so on, but our time has not been long." McNury Inquired whether Hie board required cooperatives to ex haust their own sources of credit lieforo the S'.nil.OOO.ontl furm relief ruiid- would he used. , Legge said no such rule hud been definitely laid down, but al the present time all the hoard fell It could do was lo make supplemental loans except In a low cases. "If you want us to rinaucc aj! agriculture you will have to nlve us fin.oaO.OUU.OOO Insteud or JM.OOO, 11(10," Loagii said. Ilo added Dial ninny purls of the farm tint were not understandable hy the hoard. DAPl! iiuuuin iiton olh nttui LITTERS I ON STEEP HILL I LONDON, Kng., Sept. 24. (IP) , The steamer Anthea, which raced i to assist tho steamer Sltton Hall,' jnllre in the southern Indian ocean, -I reached the scene und picked up ! ! the crew whkn had been forced 1 i to take to bouts. He fore reaching ) I the vessel the Anthea had received UOal . a wireless message Baying the fire ! I was out of control und that the Kdison Mur-liull T I IS years A transient youth nhl, this arternoiiu while working on n woiiiIkiiw sustained Injuries which will iiroluibly necessitate amputation of his foot at the Com munity hospital. The hoy was iiiiwiliK MiiiiiI with Lee llichtohl of I'lnrciitla. Calif., fur G. M. Murphy of Mouth KivelHlile, when his foot came III contact with the hlgli speed revolving buzz saw, rutting his foot lengthwise. A pHsstng motorist hrougbt the Injured youth to the hospital where .hi press time, he was still j in the surgery llndergnlng prott- ii I, Passing a motion to nix I n ununiniutiH ballot for every ofi'lcer outslde.of the executive nmimiltcc the American Legion post in lis meeting last night elected II. N. Deuel, commander for the ensuing year; ". H. ltoluer, first vice commander, and Joint T. Ilulmer, second vice cointoiinder: Newton C. Chuney adjutant and C, T. llaker. finance offii-er. J. C. Collins. II. L. itromley, Kniiu Jlavls, I leery l-'luln er and Lo C. Garlne); comprls,, the exec utive committee elei-ied lit the meeting. A Joint Iiim .ll.itli.ii of the women's nuxlllitry of the American Legion Is Manned for October H. Among the guests who attended Inst night's meetlhic weie; W. .1. Ollnschcld of Giesh.im, C, II. Porter, pastor of the I'hst Prerby. terlan chliri-h here and L. K. Ivanhoe of Itui-nos Aires, formei well known nieiiitier of the Cali fornia Oregon rower company. dunts wr name. amputiillon. llosiltal ulleli- llltalile lo give Ills DAVIS UTOPIANS IN 1-Misun Mumluiil, fontMT lui-n I I'Oriitlfitt it lid anttiiir, Iuin ivUirmM fnm a inintiii'.' tit h AUha, ami is hark at liix homo in Au KiiKta. Coi Kia. J I Im t;tr'iiiH .Mr. ami .Mt-K. ;ii jr. K. .Marshall t' thj t ity, wro uiris-il hy t1--11. ain mtuy. Marshall Hpt'nt mmv than line.' muntliM lu the wIM.H uf Atrii'a. ""-I baKKel two lioiiH, two tir.WH. two leoimrils, a rhinocci-uH und any ainunnt of small game on his Jaunt. In his Afih-ftii trip, Mai-Mhall It-Uli.-tl oni uf his lift- lllMl.ltl.f1 , unit visihil tin- turi.t, wh.-tc h.- laid (lit loi'alf nT two of his most f o i n - Locomotive and 34 CarS in Wild DaSh CarS crtiW utI Hie steamer and wuh Reduced to Mass of; : . Wreckage-Two Train-SUFFERED NIGHT men Have Narrow Escape! ST. CLAIR, Pa.. Sept. 24. im Wreckage littered a five-mite Htrth of the Pennsylvania rail-i Toad between here and PoUhvJUc: Junction today aa a result of ai wild da.sh down a steep ki'ihIp. ofj a runaway locomotive and 34 coal i laden cars. I 'J'he brain iarted in three as It hurtled' down the grade. Tivenyt-1 hix taiH were reoueea to tt mans o'f wreekage. J-ight and pnwar polea went cut down, putting the town of St. t'lalr into durknes.-t. and causing a flooding of a coal mine hy stopping the pumpH. , Or ders giving tho runaway a clear track prevented a collision wllh inr and appealing Htoi h-H: "Thoj '""r naina. i wo irainmen aooara Kl. -pliant Kenieinbers." and "Tho: 1 iu' rnna W:' Ihrllllng eseapes ll-ai'l oi I.litle Chikharl." P.nlU ! r,-ltni Fireman II. II. Hawk n.-. efveu IHkIi .ommendatinn. - jcrawh-d from his cab to Hie hand At Mm time they were written "rakes when the train split, lav Xhiish.ill liatl ' been iio ii.-arer f in him branded atop the econ. Aiii.ii. than this eiiuntv. n f arn that were racln madly tlown the grade. He was hurlfd from the" train, rolled over an embankment and landed near the stute highway, where he was picked up by passing motorists, ile escaped with slight lacerations. Kngim-er K. J. . (Jetlner filially hrouht his engine and two of the ears thai remained "attached to it it Pottsville Junction. AND DAY, STATES j OREGON WOMAN "Snrgon hns done so mueh for me, U'h hard for me to express my appreeiation of suih a tuurvclaus merlicine. ' "1 can t begin to tell of the suf- HiMile the hti.it, Marshall gath ered in in h Af i i un atmoshere, 1 and his next seriul will probably i be laid lu that mysterious land. On the trip Marshall travelled j with u reiluue of guides and i hiinti rs, and vldted Johannesburg and uilo-r Afrirtin eltles. The auihtir is expected to pay a vbili to his pan-ins and friendsj'" iP hi this eiiy In a few inontlis. LINDY RESTINGCOAST LIQUOR BEFORE RETURN; RING SMASHED Fl ROIVI LONG HOP THRU TIP-OFF PA HAM A Itl 1H), 1 )ult'h Ouiana, Hept. 24. (IV- After a conquest of tihie establishing a new air mail line and hrhiKiug the I'nitcd Sunt h and tin iioi-t hi-astei-u eoa.it of South America II (lays closer, i 'ol. Char'e.H A. Mmlhergli rested here t inlay. Hi return flight. which will include courtuy calls and disclosed what Coast League Yesterday 10 S (By the Associated Press) First game: H. H. Oakland 5 Seattle 4 Kd wards and Lombard! and Ilorreani. Second game: R. Oakland :l Seattle ' (Seven innitifiH by agreement). Jeffcoat, Joiner and Volkmaa House, limanskl and Itoireani. Fisch H. K. 5 0 i; 1 PORTLAND- Ore., Sept. 24. WT) Federal prohibition agents today Including (ieurgn Mayes and Kin- ' 1 rsK 1 ,(,ml,t est Specht. associates uf Hoy' NI'W YORK, Sept. 24. ifi) A Monro, reputed king of the Pacific j n" 11,'r t'll'"l at Peggy Joyce's northwest honLieuiroi h. now M.irvlnir stateroom when she arrived on the a term in McNeil Island prison. to sfvernl South and Central American counlrh's, will begin to- ; morrow. ; The 'colonel arrived In Para maribo at .-1:21) p. in. esterday,! coniplotlnjr a ?i 5 inl'e Journey frlnce he and his party, which In- i hides Mrs. Lindbergh, took the air at Miami, Fl., last Krldav morning. Tin new air mail ex tension has taken him from San Juani Portii Itico, its former himiOi ei n terminus In the West lndb-s. : over the leeward anil windward group anil down the smith Ameri can eoiist for a total of 1 :t.;r' miles. I on the return flii;ht. Lindbergh ' plans to circle from Port uf Spain: over the western Caribbean coim-1 try before returning to Miami. cctober 10. LIkM days will be1 spent resting at Cristobal, Can.il Zone. The entire flight from .Miami and return will Include nea 7, Ono miles. they termed a Kliiiit liquor 'conspiracy.. The authorities said they . had been working on the case for sev coral months. They said the first "tip off rumn from former niem bers uf 'Moore's gang who sought revenge for Moore when his for mer . partners turned state's dence during his trial .about n ago. I Lovjathan. "I'm not up yet," she 'said. "Must dress. Will be out In a tninuie." Sue appeared In about (in seconds. MUS. AliOVIS fJASSXKIl ferlng I went through from indigestion nnd severe pains In my back. I suffered with dizzy spells, too,, and became very nervous and irritable. My circulation was also poor and my vitality very low, I suffered both day and night. "I don't know what I would have done without Sargon. It strength ened my whole system, rid me of every ache and pain and gave me a chance to sleep and rest. My stomach Is now In excellent condi tion. The Sargon Soft Mass Pills completely overcame my bilious ness and regulated .me perfectly. I ll'u Inet v..n.l.i-flil l.nw Kmvnn helned me throuirh that trvlntc lie. riod and I sincerely recommend It to others stiffHi'lntf as I did." The above statement was made by Mrs. Alovis (iassner, 420 Sac r.imento St.. Portland, Ore. Sargon nn.y be obtained In Med ford from Magill Drug Co. (Paid adv.) Taeoma, Wash., federal court, charging conspiracy after the Moore trial, have been at liberty under $3000 ball each since thev evl-1 were indicted here September 1 6 rear for conspiracy to violate the pro hibition act. 1 tot It have previous Mieriit and Mayes, against whom convictions, both in state and fed an indictment was dismissed in the'eml courts. F ACTS AS BIBLE CENSOR Si LONDON. Ki-lit. 24. (A't An I'X tiui'KiiK'll 'iy uf 111 llll.lc won IxHUi'd Iniluy l.y Hid Nutluniil Hun ilny Ht'liool l'nltiti. Amt'im llio i-hfinuoi of plirnRo. thn Im'ltiitlon lu Jim-ih hy Pull, pliur'i wiftt In triinxluled "hli tniii. tir'H wlfo c:im lirr ye upon Jo. cih nnd lnniiiit lil;n lo ilo vll," mill In thn ioiy of i lip proitlgul Hon "evil 0oinanloiiH" In huIihiIiih ffd for "hnrlol." 81. Jnhn'a iiiToliht if C'lirlxt'i. IrPKlmptit for tlm' u-oiniin taken In HUullory l vinltli'il. M.'rlltiK with on I'liiliiiNloxtli- "l""i n tin- i:nt uf Id, il ilani-i'iK llinillKliHUI tin- vnll.-y. IIim lo Diivik iiikI lux i:m:n ri,.ihiiiM win m,.,.i llll'lr li;ill'ii;( t nt'W lluini- thin I'Ollillii; NMllnliy llh:ht, ulii'M tli.-y will iln linn mi uf r liiinolll hv Iwlliklliu:. im ll, liulilH ul diii ii. tol tiorili'iiM. Thi' Mt.iiu nt tlu l'liiilin nr. i-lli-Hll'O li:ivi' , In, I .11,1. ,,,.. l.i .1... li.lioy Inn i Miliin-il tin- In mi in uf ! I nil win Iiim- In mil Uii-m.' ami nm I ii li:nly In ilciiiiiiul fm- ,, inniilu-v t ' t-lli iltini-i-fi Hi-hi-iltili-it f.ir iln , wini.-i- i nli nilor. (ni of tlu-h- flit t lu:.iui-liirHM ifi till- IllK .S;Hi. Hnv i ' linn i-iiiivi-ntiiin il I n n i I- iIiiihi- whli-h will In- hi-li I'lhiay niiiht nt tliu llm.l .l,.iltr, with imire Ilia n .'aa m ninlnint IhiiiIh. mill thrlr wlvf from i-vtrv rtlnn of Hip mate uallu rial lii-ri- III conclnv.-. th fl.Mll.lllK in,. on llii-lr in.'lal to put M,.,lfin,l on the liiiii nuiNli-ally. ; I'OKTI.ANIi. Oil.. Hi-pt. i,VI I V. Cmrki'lt, Ti, nt-altliy i-c-al latr iiiali't- anil liloni'i't- i-cslili-nl of OlPKon, i-lllu-i- It'iltM-il of fi-ll In IiIm li-alli from n wlmlinv In Ills olllri- on tin- itl'lh riinir of a down town luillilliiK loilay wlill" li ii ii itri'OM wati-ln-il lllni hnri ifn il. t'rorkt'lt!. Inuly norrowly lnls-:i-,l i-ra.-ililliK Into a :roU of :ismi-i'm-l'- on t Iio pavcim-nt liolnw. 'I'lii- rtiroiii'i- hiiIiI tin- roal f-stati loan luul ln-t-n III M-t-ral ilays ami that Iio tiiiari-htly mifli'ri-il a lu-art aitai-k whilo Ntanillnu on a small liali-ony off Ills wimlow. I'lii- t.oily won l.li-nllfli-il tiy C. II. Si-woll. hanki-r frtoiul of t'roi-Uli. J "W siIC THOUGHT f H " I could tell you wliy you're un twm popular hut it s loo personal. " Ytt, to be polite, x 1 SHE S4ID : ' 1 ' Im jorry you didn't enjoy the tsssss x s 1 p""hr Sentinel 10 An Inexpensive but thovoiiRhly reliable. Heth Thomas clock.- Mahogany case, 5-huh silver dial, striltlnK the hour nnd halt' hour in deep tones. : PRICE $16.50 Larry Sthade She looked so dainty -but "B.O." betrayed her if II HEX' SLAYER TAKES ' M LIFE' IN CEIL? Ilhtid Nop, Snn Krnnrluro don tint, ttictunimnled by Mrs. No, re turned, to their hom today lift (ponding nmeral tluyn in Medford nm the RUfmi of Mr. Noe'n parent Mr. and Mi. CUt nee Nov. KAI.AMAVIOO. Mich., Sent. 2 1. t tti KtiK't'iH1 :lt M'ss, ft 3. wIid i with his wife iVorl, wn i-haruetl j with the hex" munler oT .Mrs. I Ktt.t I,. I'tilichltd. S;l. hunue.l bioi- , self In his cell in the mumy Jail arly today. Ilolh Hut nejf ntnl Uin wife wore j seheiluled to h i.a trial within tin.- j next two Weeks. j The ltuiKt-se Invited Mis. 'n(( . chibl (o l hi-1 1- htniHc bi! t stiuinier ; and then beu her to death, throw - i tllK ber bnd into a (. They f confused the slnvlim, tfllttiv au- thoiitlffi they had feuivd th le. puted nowr of tho awed woman s Ilefipoit. t'mi'nui hiKbuny will h constructed through busi IKiM dititct of city. "T S n pity," Uiought Jean 1 Ititrt roiift'Mnl 5I1C had luul n miM'mhlc time nt Hie party. 'Uitn iiflilorablr. but rvpryKxIy 5lilt hrr. I'd love l tell lirr why. Hut 1 jut can't." Luckily tltoitfcli, Utta's iltKtor w more fnuik. Tixlay, tlirre'i iio "II. t." no hotly iilor spoil ing Hila's nltmctivcnexs. Mie ha Modi of ndtnircm nine .the found llm dcli(litful way to keep er pinttiou tMorleB. The mirror may uny "dainty" lad tliAt'v no proitf were never guilty i. '1U). "11.(1." ratchet 111 unaware. H It t Nenl fratfVifnce l-IFKBUOY SHAVING CKKAM At 4'mtt'tt'i J Ives ti away, hurl u trAi7 w east suspect it. We become tnteu ait ivo to ever-present oilors. Hut pores give off a.1 much as a quart of oilor-ca using waste daily. 1int folly, then, lo tnkecliancesf I'se Lifebuoy always. Once you feel the thrill of a rcfrc-hiup, in vibrating Lifebuoy bath, you'll favor it for life, lis marvelous antiseptic lather purifies pores so deeply, "H.O."itays away. Millions use Lifebuoy for health ier coniplejkions, too. It alo guards health by renHivinf germs. Life huny s pleasant, rxfrd-WraN scent, which vanishes a. you rine,tclUyou it purities. Adopt Lifebuoy Imiuy. Iavik DaorntasCu.. Cambrititt,Mai. uov HEALTH SOAP stopbodi odor Be Original 1 1 i " , ; ( Let U Mak,e(Your Holidayr; , Greeting Cards This Year Cards of your own design at reasonable prices. Shangle Studio Medford Bldg. Phone 1308 r "THE STORE FOR EVEPVBODV Wednesday Specials from MANN'S FALL DRESSES ON SALE WEDNESDAY $695 For thn woman or miss looking for nn inox jn'iisive fall frock, a dress that looks like much more money thiiiili.i)r, those should lis of iiiotrcst. This jrroup ciinststs of wool jer sey, crepes, velvets, velvet and silk combina tions, and lit:lit weight woolens. The styles are varied. .There are straight line, belted models, sun burst, eoreular, and flare skirts, collar and eollarless types. Many are trim- med with clever touches of lace, complete ranne of colors and in sizes from 14 to ,'t. MANN'S DRESS SHOP SECOND FLOOR Colgate Special Childs' Union Suits Children's silk, wool and cotton mixed union suits. TlieM) are the wanted sleeveless style with tlie popular Trench leg. Very special for Wednesday. Juvenile Dept. 'Main Floor. Special $1.50 Crepe Gowns A fine quality crepe gown that conies in plain and l'iKUi'ud patterns in peach, und flesh, shades. Many of these gowns are values up to $1 .75 each. Your Choice $1.00 Rayon Hose , A splendid assortment of colois are offered In this fine quality rayon hose for women and misses. Medium weight with the popular pointed heel. A rcR. G9c value. Choice per pr. 49c Children's Hose Children's fine riuhed and derby ribbed full-length hose In best quality silk and wool. These come in gruin, nude and sandalwood. Special Wednesday All Sizes per pr. 59c Flannel Diapers Mothers of Infants, atleution, please! Double nipped flaunel diapers In S7x27-ln. size. These are made of superior quullty flannel. Very absorb ent and non lrrliant. A 2;it value. Per Dozen $1.49 Rubber Sheeting Kiesb new slock of the famous : :Ever Ready" : rublner sheeting. This fine sheeting comes full lit! Inches wide und Is an exceptional value lor Wednesday. Stamped Articles Slumped on fine quality while Indiau Head. These hemstitched vanity anil buffet sets are well worth -the little work It takes to embroider them, es 1 pectally nt this low price. Duy now for Christ ians. . The Set 49c Handkerchiefs The newest In snow-while Hnen and Portorlcan nunduerehtvfs ore her. 'White and colors. Bril liant applique work and dalnlv hand embroidery. See them Wednesduy at .Mann's. Your Choice 59c Boys' Wool Suits A remarkable sale or small bovs' wool suits These c-me in two different styles some have he broadcloth blouse and some are of all-wool jersey, ... The aftes run rrom S to S. Values f.-om :.., to 7.C0. (Men's Section .Main Kloor). 20 o OFF An exceptional special in our toilet goods sec tion. Colgate's famous tooth paste und a geuuiue Colgate tooth brush. The paste is reg. i-'5c tube, the brush a reg. 50c. Special 2 tubes of paBte and one brush a $1.00 value All for 50c Per yard 79c 11
