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I ;n 1 1 I I I, IV -if I'.) if PAGE TWO FAMED FIGURE OF WYOMING CATTLE BATTLES, PASSES CIIRifHNNH Wyn. MI The hlwnly iliiya of 'Hh iwi'M,"' when r-hr-iiiiu invitiled tho iluinnln tliut cattlemen consUlared lllell' lierl- Ih flvllon In UiIh generation I fl'u Kola I'. Nli'lccll, who illKl In Jiukaon, Ky., recently. It wuk a lnui,riuu IiIh book, ii r llf o, tA bliii'lisinltli who saw In hIivop ii palentliil uriiiiia. frlvkell. turned lu, in IhIiik (lii'in In the Iron 'cniin- iv of Wyoming whors nemo una contested the eiitlleimm'ii rulo of lliev rungc ...... ,. Hardened by ninny yeiira In (lip wa.it, Nlrkell stubbornly fought fur his llf" ,iiml Inn right, to n pluoo mi 1 lit- range for IiIm y.UOU IimiI f sheep. Thp xtiiry of Him fight In ii snipi nf the west. II.' wtm xliut from ninhuah anil riyrily wounded.' 1 1 wuh murk ,fiii',iliiih liy '1'iini ilorn, im fwalnmil iiuiii Itlllcr, uiul liocninu Involved In n lirnwl iil n cat tleman who wax llurn'a Intimate. Tim eiittlriimii emerged with knife wound. -N ' Nlrkell'a lH-ysnr-nld mm, Wllllu, w.iui ambushed Iteiir IiIh fnther'B imii li. , IU was wearing hi" fnlh er root mill was astride Nlrkell'a horse whi n he was shot to itanth, apparently mistaken for IiIh fuiher. Then began it relentless limn hunt fur limn, who was captured t.1 months Inter. At his trial in rlioyeiine, lh pruseeutlnii offered B "POnfl-mlOII." lllllllllglllK KlUU" inenla which were gained through ' ruse, , Posing ii. n "had man" Joe I.e V'orav deputy Vnltml StttUw mar shal. Inveigled Horn Into a drink ing boul. Illn tongue loosened hy ilrlnk. Mom ma do statements, which wpi copied by a court re- ported concealed In an adjoining room. The "confession," with circumstantial evidence, convicted him. lie was sentenced to hp IioiiitpiI titter o M-ilny trial. There follow ed months of legal drlnya during which Inn desperate man sought lo Jull Justice. Once ht oai-aiipil with anuthor jirlnonrr after elul IiIiir nn iimlirlipi'lff, lint wan ro TOimirPil. ' . A nlot to llhnrnm him hy dyna- inltlim Ihp Jail wna p.xpoPd ly a i rlKonrr to whom Horn cntrimtpd meiisaireii. Tlt prisoner turnea i noriron rrtun n oiroot steel tower. ! acetylene llgitis every four miles them over, not to Horn friends jaro placed every H) miles along tho j replace the electric beacons, hut. in a rUeytnn newsvaper. j airways. At rery thlnl beacon, an? At the end of this year, the de whleh, scored the biggest acoop in ! emergenry landing field.. In the pai-tment nf commerce estimate, the journalistic history of the; mouninitum country some of ilteae j 1 2. S of the 3...o miles of air- u to, ..protesting his Innocence to the end, Horn died conly on the fal lows, and It was the comment of the period that not until he drop ped. lhmuU. the trap did promi nent cattlemen , breath easily. -'. Jyickvll survived the throats on his life, finally to retire to the voMtli, . QKGONSTATE CARS TO BE EQUIPPED mum After art f evmuisilve' ' Inveallga llon aa to the 1votnpnnulve i)ierits nt Urea used on trucks, ai,'nsvr .ira and other vehicles In public service throughout iho country. Oregon state officiala have Just pla-ed a contract with the I'nited Slates Itohhcr Oonnvany for the i-mpleie lire requirements of Its ailtotnotiva wililpmem during 1!3. The. . contract, awarded by ' the Niat Hoard of iVntrol at Salem, Include all v.hiclea owned nnd operated by slate deiartment. .This la Ilia rim itmo In many Him one inaniiiaciurer naa been awarded so comprehensive a coniract." ays an ofllctal of the enmpany. "The union nhl.-h waa pretfstiMl by various testa asi well aa hy a full Investigation, waa taken only after the board mem- liera bad decided that the superior quality or t'nlied Slates tires had lieen saitsfactniily demonstrated. It In asserted hy local representa tives of the company that public accepiaace f K tire producia In very iwrt of the rounii-y has leen areaier la 1; than In any previoii. -ar. Vomliur. aa this announcement rtoin, so vhVely on the heels of new. that I'nlon Tactflc ataites. Inc., has renewed lis CAntrnei fo:- Vnlled Slate, tires on lh nnmcr- i oua busea of ii, exten.lv. ,v,ie'm i tor tne tnnil rttiuivcuiixK year, it may readily be. aeen that an far as the nperatluna of thin manufactur er In tk l'aoitlo noHhwe.t are concerned tha ottlHmk for the Im medlate tutura a. well a. tor the mmlnc year afford anything but food for buaineaa pnslmtant. "An Idea of what the contract means may b cathcred. from a ennsideratton nt th. .tains now occuplol by Ori:an relative to road construction and mainte nance. Within Ita bonier, are CS miles of pared bitumen, las ml!, of concrete pavlmr, 1 1I miles nf lliiimlnial macadam and loss mile, of oiled road. Oreat pro reiw la highway work baa marked tha preneat year, and an adequate proa ram has Wen mapped owl fur 191, .rohraclna; new construction, widenlam reaurfaclns and bride hnlMlna. "Many trucka, road israer. and toiirinc cars are employed by the Mare la thta work, which I. of a character n cream rtlc rallinl for tha best In tlr equipment. l rations other Part, ot the eoun try where I'nited 8: ate. tlreali-e been ., utlllred for "heavy duty" iwk reporta of their dependabili ty and Wing life havo uniformly been reoelvrd by auperxlslng nf flclala". . Keeping Airways Lighted , . ' ( , , ( . i . ,. i Jg Lonely, Arduous Job ";;:'T;HS -v,' ""ffl, r 1 jLtr5'wwui(Pwi 1 i 'Tho roimh oouutry ut tu wv&t (nlmvo) fin. irovltlcV many diffi culties u tlto crews hultur iho :nM-inl twiunmy tbeli1 wlilt h TIhvH vciv iu mllj4 to tho night rth-r. ('apt.' r.'f'; ' JtlnKia (Iiim'II Is chief of I lie (lepart.neni of iNiitiiucrcialrva)s' illvilou. WASIIIXIITON.' Take It from rii. K. i HlngHlmnr rhief of the dep;iriment i.f ortimncw j,,,,.,, divlalom lighting the n ,: nlrways Is on arduous lask. "There have been placs." he ways, "wheii titir men lltter:ly have had to cu I their way ihmnnh to a location selected for a heaenn nn some motintaln tnp. ' "When one files over the western section of the transcontinental air malt route a beacon flashes hy every six minutes, bui on the (round It would lake a person two i days to make the 10-mile trip be- ed trails. tween seme of thu lights, because j There are mnny similar places, of the topography. ' For Mnie, caretakers cannot he "The beacons, throwing n 3.00ft, i obtained. If no, commercial electric 1)00 cundlcoower tim nrountl theinuwer Is r.vailable. automatic omergo-nry flebls aie far from hat- The Blessings of True Co-Operation lly X. t". Wfsli-rflcKI , ' CoopemtlAn s lh.it principle ofi - life diMlIng out justice and equal- j . . . , i..v i.. on iio panu iRu uiercin. ; m uiiin in. .,.. in " ! have been sold at a profit to tac . olden l.ule aa applied to bnsi- j ,,0ltryman. whereas, at the line neas and ahould be employed more f ortaoix:iou 0t;ss) wer salA al often than it now seema nppaivnt , a w lo 10 poll,0..n. Xf.t In our deallnga with our fellows. . w i,laamling. there were plenty of It an orgamaation. or association , iuyw, pViVAte, or corpora!?, enters upon the distrlliutlon of a j , w,1,n um. coulI ,.. ,,, ,i,e product whether buying or selllm.-. ; huMy onj!;IK, i avll)K and call Ihemselvea co-operative .,,,. . ... ..,,,.. ,., ,,M ,r when In trmh they are not aucn.I,,,,,.,,,, wllU(l ,wlli,rym. n then trtle co-opcratlon rivcivea black eye, but In reality the prin ciple of cooperation remains Intact, unsoiled. These are the mistakes of men. The members forming n cooper ative association are the sole own era and the masters of such nss.i-! ;j,,if',r"i,- their condi- -lt lrr jtfon. They were stifferlng abom The board of trustee, who are I" ,h !''"' t ove chosen by tho member, lo manaso '3.,vcr valK'- re nnw "" -n-1 the affair, of Ihe association, are I!"" m',n" ,h!,t 'wryh'" h the servanls of the members. j n!" waa very hlrh- la cos:. The officers who are selected. I ml mr"hJn ,h ,h,l., , or elected from the board of trns-! rnl- ' " tecs, are the wrvant. of the board.'"" o-lUw K and Voultry They have no authorltv Breatrr 1 nssoc,a,un hm. a fact and than that bestowed upon them by j hnt day the membemhlp lias tne noant. xncy nr responsible - 'only lo the board, while the henel 1 of trustees are responsible only to Ihe nicmbei-. coimioslnir llin h,m. elation and have no aulhoriiy other .... ii... r hers ihe owners. l,o-tKratlvl Orontli The board of trustees tnd tbej The capital Mock of the Wash officers of a co-operative? asmic'n-; iiiRion co-opera tie In lal7 wns Hon are not aivtrt from the as--o-ionly tl'H. while las; found it bad elation, but of n and therefore ai-eRrown to l.l,113.SI. and in only the servant, of the assoclt-: this was Increased to Jt. . tien. I Oim.fla, half of which I. preferre.1 When the hoard of Irustees con-1 and half common stock. All pn sidcr thcnisclvc. the masters of lh rrcl stock Issued prior to lsjfi assiclation. It Is time for the mem-1 has been retired at par and all iM-r. to seh-ct a new board. j common stock Issued fim ll to All ihe ndvanlaires and prftts ; July, 1.5S has been retired at par. acculns to Ihe cooperative assori-1 eitch havins paid 8 per on dtvl ailon are divided tctween all theldcnds dtirlna the period out-sland- member, pompoalnit the a ",,n', wn,,c ,m lvntaei assocla-; profit, of a corporation ro to the j stocKnautcrs. few, or many. men. In the name of co-operation many The feed tonnage MM to mem mlstakes have Ween made, some i hers only, haa Increased from J.l throush lunorance and some ton. In IsSl to 10S.1US tons in ihrwunh Intrlsue. admittlnit this: 19;;, or over 100 Ions each and fact takes nothing from true co-: every day of the year. The fee.! operation, hut these are the m!-' account of !; show, a net over take, of men. not of principle, charse of $;st.iss.t nlvlna an We need only to refer to he' cooperative associations of i:m-i buyers In preferred stock of JriS. land. many of which are hnndre.ta' 4MI.&T, beside, paying n per cent of year, old and still are. distrllx: dividend on preferred slock, utlns the hlcaslni:. of the principle.; amounting to. l;?.!?.;. :Th of co-operation to the great -s.i-.t. jWer-chame referred jo Is' where grandchildren of the lw fi ih, members pay Ihe same price founders of these orKanlaations, to tor teed as If being purchased from bless the oncoming generations o? 'commercial companies, thus result all tint, and thla la literally true, inc In WTrth tle eos Vtf the because they are the richest and. feed, far below what It would be, mot powerful cdnthtnatlona ot if purchased from a prit.tr cam. capital known lo modem time ; pany. Hut we have true co-opcratlve ; The association received frm Its awcUllon, right here on Ihe V.. , members !.: ram ot eggs in clftc coa.t and they are able lo ; ilt; this was Increased, to .li wiibsiand the onslaucht of all , case. In ST. criticism, little and hlg. A t-ticnilf Tluit r)- I We will .tart nut with the IViul- ;try rroducer. of Ceniral Oalltor-1 ia. This asaix-latlon was twm-il in isia and at a lime when, cggsitor eggs, during laja mv than were wiling at Ii cents rcr diwon ISO carload, of et were nhin and the pouitrymrn peddled hipf.d flut of the stale, owe eass. thus competing with hlsi All nclivtite. of the Washington neighbor and each so anxious t- 1 Co-operative awcA-iatM.n, are non ell thrtt the dealer woi kod one I profit and cooperative In chg-- MEDFORD MAIL' llatinn." 1 tHinain Mincshurg trtl.l 1 nf ' th PhiKMiit Valley omenrency ficM hetwen the. hst and the inonia nniKeA In Nevada. "!t Is Ca miles hy mountain trail fro nt the ni re.-t town. W i on e miicca. he said. '"There la n commerciol power available' to operate the heacon and we gener ate our own. A caretaker and his ramlly live at the field and sup plies are taken Into the valley every six months. In winter the field !s completely ! so luted by tmow-hlock ynv wtlT have ten light ed . against the oiher and of couiit;. ,",iRht at the lowest possible co.t 1hlms"- TI,'1r,oun, ' and orderly selling of the poultry Bro.lucia from our flocks ettta were losing money. In the year 1st" the poultrymen of the mare of Washington, abour 114 of them, decided to organise a couperaiive movement, patterned after Ihe IMullry lknduiHrfi of 7: . , l'corie nr iiiih a incu- n,w" ol" hepr.Jla of indr l'""'". l"-l'ic . fore the co-oprntlve movement was ainnru. 1 ins, l'nrln all this lime the sen ile an.lMiiK price of eiss has a 1 ways left a splendid profit to the poultry- over - charite retnrn'to member feed! I The gross sale, of eggs, noliltrv ; meat anil feci. Ittcre.se.1 from i,i eeaoa in tai: 1. tM !:i . ans.Jd In li. Arble from up' ,,ym, virtually all local teaaaals TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, noter, for the mutual benefit o! its inemlipni. Any individual, 'or or(nlr.ntion produtlng r'ogga ''ur liuultry may bfcomra member n stockholder. Common alook 1 gold only to memDem and la trunsfr. able only to member. ' Ileal Aolili'veincnt The annoelatlon hoj Inaued a liaiiiphlet. entiled "Aohlevamant," which Huyti: "Co-operative pmduc era are gaining a new and broader vlalon of their Indualry. They real ise that production and marketing must go hand in hund. That Pa- clllc.'coaat egg have gained nnt- lonal reputation In not jUBt dunce, ('o-operatlve niarketlng and organ-, Isat Ion have been tho nieaW of ' atiililllzlng tha Industry, turning tho! lldn from linpoiiallon and chanl'c condltlona to exporlaton Olid, proi II11I1I0 relurna." ' 1 I Thry any further: "Through co nlierallon the poultry Industry tin licen turnpd from nn lnconse liii'ntal aldp line' of agriculture to .1 ranking Industry. It has brought in thn .slntp, national and. Inter national nttentlon by reason of Its high iiunllty producta shipped na Hon wide. No single enterprKn hns nttrlbutpd more substantially 10 the prosjiprlly of thp Btate .mid has licpn Instrumental In bringing in millions of dollars In new mnj itcy. than hajt tlie poultry inilusti'y. "Co-oppratlon Is a 111" principle, It Is most truly a worlilng together l inr tne common guou or each ana all. It In, bound to ro ahad .is it Is thp sunrLse of a' new and brighter ilay In the 'economic His tury of Iho American people," .Ixica! Poultry Xewla' That the poultry industry In ti e rtogue River valley Is In a chaotic condition at the present time, there is no, denying ond If It Is to be lifted out of the. dumps. It i will of necessity come thVough or- ganlaation and cooperation In like manner as tnat empioyeu ny tnei WnshliiKton n.-woclnllon., ' i ; Thero are two- very '.Important j r'eiiutslles that' niust be supplied ln order 10 accomplish our .films, In j tlie handling of our flocks. j Klrsi, hens must he bred to !:'. J The best ' feed In the world, will: not get eggs from. 'the hen with low capacity to. produce eggs. 1 Secoiid, having been' bred to la?, it is imperative that ben. must be ; fed with a uniform feed of hit,h quality, lhat they may have the raw materials, out of wfilch they may' manufacture eggs at a profit to their owners. . Having supplied these twq requl-j sites, 11 )s now equally imperative that the poultryman must have, not only ii 'market, but that mar ket must be stabilized throughout .the year and from year to year,' In order to Insure a steady "growth of the Industry and a profit to the individual poultryman. " These requisites must ' come' through organization nnd co-opr-atlon. Wb' have five or six co operative associations on the Pa cific coast.' engaged In the distri bution and the orderly selling of! our poultry products, that sti.nd sunixation and co-operation In like a guide to the poultrymen of th, nallon to join, the poultrymen of tho Pacific coast where profits to the Individual, keep pai-o wih the marvelous growth of. th? Uljiijiti'.; Shall we do our part, lo encour age Uie upbuilding .of such ait in dustry In southern Oregon, . and bring to our doors, not only the xreat blessings of co-operation, but untold wealth and contentment to a self sustaining citizenry, owning their owu homes that iu repponsc to the loving labor of their owa hands, the earth will answer thefr prayer: (Jive up. this day onl-'ly bread. '. -. "Skinner Steps Out' ' at Craterian Today Olenn Tryon reaches new heiphts as a-romediAv. 'In ISkiner lh Out." farce-comedy which - comes to the screen of the Crateriar. j. Theater today. It Is an all-talkir.g ! picture. . v , "Skinner Steps Out" is an ideal vehicle for the unique fun-makir? talents of the famou coniediin. The story deal with ih efforts of a young coupk to advance 1hen- fleh'en In the ttusiness anj swlal f world. . :.. "William Henry tklnner U a hero to his wife and an Ineffectual ttajce slave at, the office. How nth adoring young" wife, through. Her belief in him. finally fires him u-iih w If-confidence and .vserc Aivenesa furnishe material for comic altualions. of the highe. t.iMer. Alerna Kennedy, of the famou tttian hair, again U paired, with Try aa n VHtoadway." 'Bulldog Drummond' Craterian Tomorrow ' tiUt -V .V. hi 'it ! Every Important member of the cast f "BulldoR llrummond.1 the mystery thriller which come, to Ihe Craterian theater tomorrow with Konald Colman as star. t an actor of, considerable staga e& perience, Colman himself waa a prominent Juvenile on the English stage be fore coming to the I'nited States and got hia first chance In pictures after Henry King, the director, saw him In a New Tork produc tion and signed him to play oppc sile Lillian Oish In The While a -a; , T - "wnxt Qol COATS -DrteSSES- if. v 'SPOdTSWCAa. 14 NORTH CENTRAL OREGON, SUNDAY,' DECEMBER 15, -1929. Bister." Joan Bennett, who plnya the leading feminine role oppoaltu him, 1 la -making her first, appear ance-wn fllnw, . hovInK' recently cnmpleted playing In "Jarnogan" on Broadway with her father; the famnua Richard Bennett. ' l.ilyan Tahman. the blonde temptrejia of tha picture; began her Mtage rareer a .one of Flnrer.z iiiegfold's glorified, ahow glrM. Montagu Love and Lawrence Grant are both well., known American atago aclora In character apeclaltlc aud . Clauilo . McAlllater, playlnz Algy Longworth, llulldog Drum mund's boaom friend, played tho name role In the dayu When "nti'l dog DrMmmnnd"..wnk the atane hit of London, ' "Mother Machree" at Rialto Theatre Today Poignant drama; whimsical hu mor, a supilative -ctf-str and sqcs from old Ireland th.it intrigue t lmoBlnnilnii, - mark 'Verttrona of "Mother Machree," which, ha,s its first showing at the Htulty theater today. .. . t , ' An.d Just ns't lie aunt; has stlrrod Uiq hearts of tho world, for t scot of years so too the picture' bids, fair ,to liecolno as weu loved as ine great lyric. From, the first scenes In Ireland where the mother, .played , w,lth sympathetic u n d e r a t a nUlrtg by Belle Bennett, thinks only how she may save her eon from his sordid, crushing environment, to tho time ot the Great War In America, the story sweeps forward , with the power of, nnt epic. VtiMrii jit'ljin wlin nlAVod Oantaln . Vlnn In "What Pric oloty." Is the Kilkenny O.Mi't. tie It Is who comforts "Mother .Machree" through the long year. A man of moderate means can ill afford the' cost of ltngthy litigations which are sure to be forced upon him should any flaw come to light affecting tho validity of his title. It is much more economical , to pay the small premium for the absolute and permanent protection of a title'' insuranoe policy.': " i Jackson County Abstract Co. 121K -th St. Phone 41 C Natural . Appearing Teeth DR, t, H. QOVE . ;' i "- : "I haxi b idea, she. ware plate." ; Occasionally you meet a person ; with aucta a good-looking, well-fit-1 ting plate that it can aot be. iletect-j ed. This shoulal ba the usual oc-: currence. , , , j My ptatea are Natural In apnrar-' ance and easy to wear. They do tha work nf tnasMcaliog food so ! well that the batnral teeth are for- j Itollen. - - Natural -appearing- natural work-1 ing teeth may be had hy consulting i Dr. I. 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Htteetu ' of large -cities no far as InutomobJIe accldnin are concern led, according to a study mude hy I ihe Connecticut .department of ! motor vehicles ' Heat adversely affects the effi ciency of telephone transmission, making necessary automatic de vices lo control the service, nrtlc- J.GPENNEVC When f ou want any tiling cleaned, from a rug to the finest piece of lace or silk, you can depend on us 16 do the job in the way it should be done. Our expert workere will clean your finest' things without any fading or stretching and re store anything that can be cleaned to1 its original beauty. ? . . : . EXPERT CLEANING AT ECONOMICAL PRICES A.. aJbaatiwattaa ularly for long-distance conversa tions. ' . Hlln.il .person!, (.o. ijot nearfiettox than those of ordinary vision, b'ui they listen harder. Investigators of the National Society for the Pre vention of Blindness hav found. Experiments with tires to used In attempts to break world speed records disclosed that they all deflated when revolved nt mi rate of speed equivalent to luo to 3ia miles an hour. . Phone 474
