PflCQ TWO
THE EVENING HERALfi. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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ENOCH BASSHAW
WILL REMAIN;
STUDENTS LOSE
Faculty Board Decline to
Ratify Board of Con
trot's Dismissal
SEATTLE, Juii. 2J. (AD
" Tlio faculty athletic committee of
tho I'nlwslty of YVashlnBton ad
journed a meeting nluu-Hy after
midnight ofUT baring rrfuc.l to
ratify the student board, of con
trol's dl.mlnu.l of Enoch Hag
u a Heart inoioiui rasum.
Dean David Thompson, acting a
kpokmuui for IVmsMci SI. Itytc
Hix-ncrr. stabs! Ibis closl the
case.
The statement of Dean Thomp-
Bon, who added he wa author
ised to aay for President Spencer
thai, the faculty committee" de
rision jclosed the controversy
taken to Indicate Bagshaw would
be retained.
Student leader In the flitht to
oust Bagshaw -ere undoclded af
ter Ul faculty rnmmlttee' meet
ing as to what courso they would
pursue.
A meeting of those opposing
retention of Bagshaw was sched
uled for this afternoon for a con
feretles between the atudeut
hoard of control and ' I la attor
neys.' Dean Thompson bad been
appointed by President Spencer
to sit with the other members of
the acuity committee In place of
1'rof; Siorita who la in Europe.
Norton Kayoes
Punch'em Paul j
Hunter in 8th
Babe's Tongue
". Was Sure Sign
of Curve Ball
Pelican City
And Chiloquin
-Meet Tonight
PiOt fuTrt OStO
Ta 5T)OK our
rlis "kxsuiofc ,
WHi'NfcVfcrf II r .
HALL
The fast Pelican Oily basket
ball team will meet the Chils
qtitn leant at Pelican City to-
. --y " i night at eight o'clock.
Director Vote Against' it night in an interesting
Armnoem.nl WhSrk ' Mine, witnessed hy a crowd of
jm& ew, He
HIS Tongue
WMtrN Hl-S
.AaOKfSStMu
"1h Bau.
IONS
HOT
J
-r TP.- AarfI
Prevailed Last Year
1.03 ANGELES. Jim. Si. (UP) ,
thpaw pitcher and became ""d "t nlm Molne. routo to NflW Orleans, scene of
fwwtteat homn-run-bustingor ,oe " cs,fir t-fauc. . !h last flRht before hlv battle
Hy A I. DEMAREE
Former lit. hT..w ork. flianu
Before Babe Kuih. rcf-rrmed as
sou
the
ontffeldcr if ell.tlmA h iiumI
to onconsrinualy lip oft bis carve I RUTH WARS ON
oau to tne naiters nttttng aMlnat
him, by atirkins bis tongue- out
whenever be threw It.
Ruth, of course. did not know
he was doing this, and corrected
this little mannerism as soon as
some of the smart players on the
old Boston Bed Sox team wised
him up.
The Babe' was not alone in be
traying by some unconscious lit-
i bakcltll fan. Pelican f'lty te
I fonted Malltt hlph school at Pell
jean City wiih.a score of S? lo 17.
I iA...,n . ki..K . -r... i,
-nirectors of the I'Mfic Coast Anderson
Baseball League rteHdM at hslr!, hih IIlnB with 1
mneiing here lo alundnn the ; B1t. .
spilt nmi end nioii y str.iihl i ....... .
run of !! we, March Id. ,,hn J" ,,a'f T "!n ''"Zu"
, slow. M.iIIu playing lead u 1th u
The only oilier nep t;1.;en Sl.or, ot u la . ,e sewnd
the p.stii of n resolution lier-,,, how,.Ver. Pelican City sunn
mitling each club to pl.-.y sixjwil ,nl0 ,ho nI)(, Mavf,
prosenson unie with rarii olherlho Mt,Ml, ,Pam 1Ull ,,IOrl unity
team In the circuit, a total ot ! l0 ,,,, near the bankets,
li same. j. pccpion of Pelican City wa-
No memlnn was made of so-; referee..
lection ot a president, a tight
which has kt-en deadlocked since
the November meeting In lorl
lund. Thrrn was a belief that
with director unable to decide
between Judge V. V. Me-Crertle
of Portland and William II. Mc
Carthy of 5km Francisco, Harry
Williams, Los Angeles, Incum
bent, would be retained tor an-,
other year.
The only fireworks today was ;
provided by Thomas L. Turner, j
president Of the Portland club, i
He rlelmed tnficlder Joe Cronin,
sold by Sin Franekeo Missions
to Little Hock of the Southern
League last year, declaring the
.Mission, had never called for
waivers. Prf. William awarded
Cronin to- ltorthuid. Utile Rock
Howard and Thornton kept
scores.
Tomorrow nlaht the Pelican
City boy meet tho National
Guards here. The game will bo
played at American Legion hall.
L. Stribling
Flattens Grid
Star in Second
lliMi that this Thomasun t not j hnniUliig a rt.deo In Chlloutiln, (,ivii iieluro the killing ( ivarson , vntloii renter In K't mi' dinner.
niuV the murderer of Veloy Pear- liwldlotisly nneinnti d lo necin- i.r.. i,,n,l,. threats. "ThouiSKoli got nut Of th csr
Jsou hut he was rownrd In coin-; her confidence hy lugrnllut lux a warrant liad liven sworn tint tuiil stiuteil to wnlli toward the
I milling the hoiu.cide. tlentlnmeii j hltiixi'K. .This. In snliu oilhe fr nnixi. and 'llmk' ruuio Uuu'llly cefii. where mill lli.i thHue
(of the Jury, he didn't clve - Perns I met Ihm ho w:is worried and the un 10 B11 officer and tahlt '1 utliei-4 iluini"d to et illiiiu-r. A
;son a citajice; no, uot one chance. : father of two children. . ! nmlcr-iiiiid there's a wurri-nt put ho cn :nl toe at reel liilck I'e.ir.
At this point Mr. M.iiimIh n.i "lu ronnectlou with llil i-ffalr. fur tn', Im k" II, 'I h.Mirnon?" m.ii cuinn out of the store with
J",,,,',, the testlniony will reveal to the n,,, n(fioi-r mild o-. , 'Well, ou sotue ImimI-s lit nun liiind. - The
"Vm," agretd Jiidgo liuncun, "I Jury what an rnscniiitiloiu, tie-'tet ,lm , ,,, rri..( tm or I'll (mo men n..r, erhniM, five or
think wo ciin wait unill the end Hlgiilnir, diuiReroin, linmon)! per- kill him ' six feel niuii'i. Prursnn pnti'ied
t f the case for the flnul nixu- n Pearson win. . j Naiilnu; lllltu ' 1111,1 ,.nl.l. Hie lilniony rt lll show,
nienti." ; "Krenliiully rhoinsHoii learned I ".Vow, xciiilemeii. wu 111-draw. '1 iiiidcisli tiil von hnre liei-n out
. llolvln spocdlly concluded bit of tho seduction of this gin. He lim nrar ,(, ,u r ,i Hltnot- to get u wuniiiit for un.'
opening ad.lrcM. leaiu.M bow Ponrson, with other ji,,, ( jvnrsou. in fact, wn liuve' - Jl.oiimi.. .1. It' will be proven,
"This 1 not a crime iiiiIiim , young girls of tcmb.r years, cniiie arrived at ihlTil,;ht lief.ue. Thai did not answer,
on person no much as It Is a j to the ranch to g Klvu. wn November Stub.. 1 -Well'' .poke up Pearson,
erltne er.iut society." he contlii-, t.l.l Wiu ncl ,.y tt .tt t. ,h ,, grlul,iioih- 'r, hv don't vnu ecrre II ? You hlir
tied. "It Is a case of tho stnte, or f "When' lie I1.11I as.eiliiliied ' ... .uiii.,.,nv hnwu'i li ih.i
soeleiy, RgslnM Wlllliim Thoina-j these fuels, ho conf.orcd with Uin'wVn , 4, n,.', main sir.iit of eervc ' - . - 1
son aud the district attorney' of-. nged graniliiiolher, und us u re- (.,nulii. ami re(ii.inrviit. -d , ".;i!ll Tli.iniuo.i ttt.t tint, movt,
rice uska for the sniuo ronsidern- suit Mi. Ball wntiicd the voiiiii! -ni, i,i, ,.i,,.i,i 1,., ,... ,.i,. ,
Hon. the rnnin fiilriiesH In coiihUI-I Rlrl of tho nHfn.ll whlrh hesel ' ....... i.,i,ii.i , 1 c.,i,i..'i,. f..n. ..r ,1...
erlng this cae Hint Is accorded , her path. TIiiiiiiiikoii WCllt tO ...Ill I. ....... . n. tl... la.lll'l.i. I lltl'V I.... ......I an .l . .. ' a..,!.!....
I the defendant." I Agency polleo nft'lcer and aked ... 1 1 b ..1 i. : ' 1.1. 1,1., i.,..'..i.
Mr. Manning started his their co-operation lu stopping the tU,'wu. ,, ,,, t r m KU l.-.l to her aon fhcl.
loagthy opening siaiement to the wetlvlilra of this uiau IVarJi.n. .,.1 l v,, 1,.,, .(,,. 11,,,, ,.n..,..,, 1-
"I he testlniony will show, --n. nK1,hli ,), finnlly. . lie Hally win I tho defense will pioro
ileinen nf the Jury, that Pearson l,.rnwled to her Luces, lie i iiul ' to Mmi. mill I inn nilfed that
attacked Mrn. Ihtll-. n Hriin.liiioth. . OVpt. ,, nM.k ,ll)r Mt 1 1 1 nuoin. ! l it .u mv fully 1.1 imlit.l
or. und well over tin y-ai.. In Vo . ,,,,, j srlils l.,i feels, you will deili.re
Prlnevllle. Mrs. Hall nHompled n,,r mu-v Wl, ,tl., lnl(1 Mn , dcr.-ndstil not yullty of li.o
to dl.sunle her rrimtldnuRhler , (rm ,11KH: ,im, y rime of which he 1 1 charged."
from dancing wllh Pearson. ; .,.,.,-..,. ..,, n, ., 1 ,1 1 -
ltitck' turned around, tho tesil- ,lor fl(-. w hf(,)r ,,; m,
ninny will disclose, nul knoi Itcd , iri....,.
Jury with a tew remarks uhoiit
Hie defendant's parents.
"Testimony will show that this
tefendrul. has pursed his A1HI1
year, and that Pearson, tho do
eased, was about J7 years old.
' "Thoni.-mon' father was while.
West Point graduate, und a
veteran of the Modoc war. HJs
mother wits a' half breed, raised
In a white mission, and In all ru
ber down.
'The testimony will lo show,
poet a cultured and refined wo-1 gentlemen. Hint Peursnu look this
B. 1 lovely young ulrl across the stale
Itot-H In Douglas j Hue. thus violating Hie Mann act.
Testimony will show tlinii ' Hennmtrnte
nnmason was Born, In liouglu . "Thnniason finally went to
No Threats, Claim
"Mrs. IUII and Thiunaxmi went
lo Klnuinth Kails, where a war
rant was worn out for the arrest '
of Penrxoii on Hie charge of as
enult and Itatlerc. AM this time.
Stop That
Cough Quick!
I'iiiiioiii IV.'vrlpll.iii II. ta .
' llonlilr Ai , toil ,
The i)icnooi 'tiei su ' an of
MEMPHIS. Tcnn.. Jan. II. (A.
1 With his 'tilth knockout
records at ths expense of Sully
Montgomery, former Ccutro CoJ-
llege tooiball player. W. L.
( Young) Strihllng. today w is en
' . " : - ' Jtlo trait when be was delivering
1 Emr.NE. Ore.. Jan. ii. (API ! ra"t or curve balL
Wlllard Norton; 14 pounds.) Tne opposing battora on cer
Eugeno. knocked oat Punch Emlwln cl"b toT c0111" tpl1
Paul Hunter, same weight. Eor wnen ta watsn. tne old wntie
terprlw, lu the elfihth round ot 801 P". throwing a spit
a scheduled 10-round main event ! bal' b slmP'y atchln the peak
avoirdupois;
'trains down
!al Miami February IT with Jack
Sharkoy.
Young Strllillug last night toy
ed with the heavy but fast Mont
gomery before he connected with
a left hook to the chin that scut
the Fort Worth boxer down for
tbe count after less than min
ute of fighting In ths second
round. Stribling floored bis op
ponent for s count of nine a few
seconds before tho knockout.
bore last night, - The knockout
followed a fierce slugging match
In whL'h both participated.
Louie Sauer, 149, PqrOand. won
a decision over CBuchf Borden,
14S, in a six-round semt-windup.
Jimmy Lee, 139, . University of
Oreg, woa ovar . Toung Greh.
of 'his cap. When he was ap
plying the saliva for the "spit
ter," the peak of his rap moved
peroeptibly, ., '
Jrry CbcB Rprdiar.shuan,
Rosy Ryan and many other Wrl
era were outguessed by certain
ball clubs who bad studied their
1414. Portland, by a technical iPf1 ' ",
1... 1 . . . ; mrowiuK uuit.
AUW.nuUL IB U1U FeCUUQ I U U I1U Of
a four-round . preliminary. ' Al
Cashman, 125, Uulversity of Ore-
gon.'won a decision over Toung
Doc 8noll, 1204, Portland, In
another four-round preliminary.
IDAHO VANDALS
NOSED OUT BY
OREGON STATE
annerlsms when
throwing different kinds ot balls.
. Babe Kutn still has tbe habit
of sticking his tongue out in
gnlf when he Is' addreaslng the
ball from tbe toe and U Intent
on bitting a long tee shot.
I bad only to watch the Babe's
'tongue to tell whethef he -was
pressing and ovcrswinging In
golf.
Better Health Longer Life.
V . 1", 1 v . ; j '- Hot life clouded with rheumat-
' MOSCOW, Ha.; Jin. 12. (AP) ! lc pains, lumbago arid stiff, ach-
Oregon State's basketball team line Joints, Mrs. J. K. Stevenson
Justi-nosed out tbe Idaho Van
dals -and that was all here last
night, taking the conference open
er li ' to' 22 '.in a alow game,
which only developed into a bat
tle (n the last' few minutes of
playj Stowell. Idaho, with nine,
was high point man, and Wasch
cr. who gathered In six, Jed for
the Stater. Missing free thrown
cost Idaho the game; '
a
county, aud that he moved to Hie IV. . son. and s.Ud sulwtsuil.illv I , , , " ' ' ' '.' " ,,t ,. ,' rt'. . . 1 ' . . .?
Klamath country some time In ' as follows: -Slay awv. IUtck: "'" ' """: " " J , nrll, ,i mi. u.iv . L
!... 'DO',. Aboul thW year ItHsW, her alone. She's only I "On the nicht of Novemlu r !7 Hlj L, 7nrt g ; llre '
jhe accepted position wl.h the , child, and you're. causing n lot of J?,3? r"""'. ." . , '"" " ,,, .,01 rVed
llall ranch, located In northern ; trouble In her life.' Pearson J nl""l"- Vertnltily be id ,ly ,,,,., ,clne and .nuih
I Klamath, and has bcrn fnramm turned to Thomson nn.l ,,. 1 "'Vlover: hn was an offlrnr und synit... The vcrv first wsll,.w
ever since. ; noum-ed that he would il.t as he "''"""l " """" Yes. lie Had
Evlden.-e presented to you 'damned plenne.' that Thomson 1 " ,m M' ri,r' '" '' "
will allow that parents of Elvalwa not Elva'a fniher. aud that I ,'OI"""n Pra tleo on the r;me lo
Tlee and Itnlph Tie were s..nar-e wished the old cow pun. her ''rr.v rin'' "n wh1, '"
ated some years ago. aud that 1 would attend m'.hl own ffa:rt. i ory nH,""'1
- 1 nomnstia ran no itiicniiou 01
these two youngsters lived 011 the I "Thi defendant, gentlemen.
null ranch wllh their grunduinth-1 was a special officer nu tho res-
fulher sloii one evenlns to Hep Into ',. 1 " " "n:
.,-. I,.,., ,n- .lint.- 10 win rever
ter, ns Thuni- IT
Ih-er were re- S
ei ir. I.lva Hall. ; ervallou. as such, ho took occ
-' "l bomuium aclesl as a fulher Jslnn one evenlus to Hep Into a
to the .lively Utile girl, ami, gen- i dunce bull and it.sk Pearson to re
tlenien. I am hero to say tliut a fruin fniin . cianrlux with tho
finer and prettier girl didn't live i young Tlce girl. Late:
un too reservation up unlit tne -asoa and anotner nrtii-er were
time 'Buck' Pearson came Into 1 turning from tho fh!tnqnn Jail
her life. toward the dunce hull. Pearson
l'cscenhle Citizen (called across the street as lol-
"Vou will see. from the testl- lows: 'If yon don't stop luierfer-
mony. how kindly and peaceable 1 Ing In my a Hair I'll kill yon.'
a eltlien is the defendant, how ) you black . .'
his long years of steady toll and ' "Ho advanced toward Thorn-
1 straight llv.np. hare given him won, who gave ground. Finally
an exemplary reputation, and : John Lee Ball, the testimony will
jhow he ha been almost a parent , show, stepped In and grabbed
to tne lire ciilldren. j Pearson. He discovered a knllo '
Qp"rrirl T&f<-1 'nvhM' beautiful young 'clutched In Pearson's htinrt!
JCLUI1U J-ClCaL: girl attained th" age of IS years'' "Again, gentlemen, testimony
' " " ' ' J sho Is 1 now Pearson, then will prove to you. that about teii '
Pl'LLMA.V. - Wash.. Jan.. !. j
(AP) Oregon I'niverslty took
killing. Pearson when he ijme to
town Hint i!ny: noun whatsoever.
ueaiy: relieve even ihn ino;
oli-iliiiitM c.Hnrit
Tlie't:.'i e 11 aim tin ililorn-'
foun. il,i,ij. or "tit. r tlsngerntts
tliiiS4. ur. mill plessaiti tor the
h.-le fsmlly, Al exts'llont for
nire throat, tjuicii n-llef or your
iii-tt-y hntt .r,c, i.nr., nnd;
ll.oo. itiiid by Sisr lirug Sio.e
niiil sit 01 bur good itttiK mu.isi.
- A.lv .
NEW YORK. Jan. 21. OP)
Babe Ruth has come back to New
York to resume his war on old
man Avoirdupois.
Hia moral shaken by the tragic
death of hi wife, Ruth will seek
to forget his troubles by close
application to tbe task ot prepar
ing himself for another American
league campaign. The Babe 1
weighed 2.14 pounds before be
left New Y'ork for Boston when
apprised ot bis wife's death. He
hope to get down to tii pounds
I. ka' lu,..' trtf lha n n 1 1.
with the vanguard of the New " baskethal! conferenco
v,k V.nkeo, on Februarv 23. lUPrMt bm lo" n " vben ! l
U. of O. Takes
ELECTRIC WELDING
We can c li-ctfic weld your molor liltuk ur nny
part thifi'fdf with. ml I'umminjf Hie nintor,
Our WelJcd Job Looks l.ilio a New Bl
SPRING STREET IRON WORKS, INC.
R02 Spi'iiuf Strcal'; rhono 67G
IttilrTfrSaHOBFl
1 8,000 ATTEND
Inasnmgion state rung up its .o
Ihlrd, .coasfcutiv ..vimofy In. .a,.,
w-ftlrlwiud game, taking tho Web-1 i,t
!
Qlt'f IllrVlP fVfppT footora Into ramp by a score of -
UiVA V W.la I
Emporia, Kansas, finally rid her
self of torment by taking Foley
Pills diuretic. "Ncarlw every day
someone asks me what 1 took
that helped me when I -wax so
badly crippled trp. 1 tell tbcm
gladly of Foley Pills ' diuretic, j
now they eased my pains and
lifted the clouds from my life." i
A reliable valuable medtctae, con
stantly In use over 2 years. Sat
isfaction guaranteed. Try ' thorn.
Underwood' Pharmacy;
GARY-, lad., .Jan. 22. ( AP)
Ski -Jumping 1 Increasing is
popularity in the middlowest.
. More .than 18.000 .persons at
tended tho meet bold by the
Dunes Ski club near here yester
day, while s week ago 10,1)00
braved a temperature of ten de
grees below zero to watch anoth
er meet at Cary, II!. -
Casper Olmen ot tho Norge
Ski club. Chicago, won first hon
ors In the .class "A'' competition
yesterday with a leap of 166
feet, while his club mate, Cut
torm Paulsen, won first place In
class "B" with a 1(2 foot Jump.
SIDE GLANCES
By George Clark
' l.IMt RVHfJ irtvrf kw i
FIGHTS OF
LAST NIGHT
at iu ja, jukiuk 1.11s ieaa wnen; f
(.Illeland shot a long one shortly . ,
after the initial tip-off, the ,.
Stalera held tho lead throughout. I
making six point before tbn Orn-, ,
gonians got darted. Bob Van j '
took high point honors for tho ;
Stater with five field goals,
while nidingn playing n strong
defensive game, scored eight
points for Oregon.
FUPISE
I
' Wr a -r- va m..
a. .Vi rTi 1 L9 . . 1.3
we EMOW OUT L
Yh air how
iiiciaes
we stay
slender
- 1
- (By the Associated Press)
New York Tiger ;Payne, Aus
tralia, outpointed George Court
ney, Oklahoma (19). Henry
Boldberg, Brooklyn, outpointed
Bobby " Cox, Jacksonville, . Fla.,
(6). Pat Mooney,' New York,
outpointed Clyde Jones, Wilming
ton. N. C, ().
Philadelphia
Herman, California, (10). Y'ln
cent Iluiidce, Baltimore, out
pointed Young Ketcbell, Chester,
Pa.. (10). Al SiiiKer, New York.
oulpointed Sammy Novla, Phila
delphia, (10). Tiger Taylor, Ma
con, C,a., outpointed Morris Axel-
rod, Philadelphia. (6),
Newark. N. J. Max Sciimcllng,
Germany, knocked out Pletro
Corrl, New York, (1).
(Contlnusd from 1-are On
loy Pearson, who conducted a
small dairy biminesa. was dcllv-j
ering milk at tho "Cash Does It" 1
store on tbe main street of Chlln-I
quln. I
"While ho was inside tbe store.
Thomason, Mrs. Elva Ball, Elva .
Tice and Ralph Tlce the latter
in a separate car drove Inloj
Chiloquin and stopped In front of j
Polln's store, nlso on - the main ,
ntreet, but up several door from ,
the 'Cash Does It', establishment, j
Tt.nm... u 1 1 I. M I 1. J i
I uwuiuoum, aim null IU llttllU, )
i walked across the street toward 1
Philadelphia Harry Blitman, the ,lore ln wnch .,,
outpointed Babe transacting his business. i
.
"Pearson stepped out of the
store carrying a basket of empty
milk battles now remember '.hot j
point, gentlemen; hi arms were '
laden with milk bottles. - Thorn- j
ason stepped' up and said, 'I'm'
going to kill you. Buck.'
."Pearson, with his back half- 1
tnrned towards Thomason, re-:
piled, 'Well, go ahead and shoot.' j
"Thomason lowered tho gnn,
gentlemen, a Pearson looked
back at, him,' nnd laughed.!
Thomason then abused Pearson, j
and called him a j
"Pearson! cool and collected. '
Buffalo. N. Y. Jimmy Slat-
tery, Buffalo, knocked out Jim
my Mahoney, Chicago, (3). Osk
Till, Buffalo, stopped Earl Blue,
New York, X2).
..IX. 1.1. C.I.IM.I'. 1 ... . '. . '
. . wnj ". .... .... b nm v.pu iuwuie n lOll COfl expOCV IO I
n. l.lln.1 ril,. .... r.l
V" - . r"7ii-. :.V .
Oil City. Pa. Willie Davies.
.Charluroi, Pa., outpointed Marty
jCood, Philadelphia, (10). -
Little Rock, Ark. Joe "Kid"
Peck, Kansas City, outpointed
Babe Ruth, Louisville, no).
s - ,
Oklahoma City, Okla. Babe
j Hunt, Oklahoma, outpointed An
gus' Snyder,' Dodge City, Kan.,
(10). Clausliio Vincent, Still
water, Okla., outpointed Johnny
Hollowell, Los Angeles, (10).
. .
Baltimore Henri Dewancker,
France, outpointed Jack Portney,
; Baltimore, -', , , , '
EVERY woman wtio fear overweigitt HiuU keen Interest In new
&.y noil common-senso u-ays to keep a slcmlrr, fathionahle
figure. (vrwciIit must be avoided. "Better la Uubt a Lucky
wherever you crave fattening sweets."
Toasting does it. Toasting develops ant! improves the flavor of ths
world's finest tobaccos. Lucky grrlke satisfies tlia longing for things
that make you fat, without iniertcring -ith a normal appetite for
healthful foods. That why Luclilcs are good to smoke. Tootling
makes lAtcky Strike cfut Jtralthy cigurvrte or you to smoke.
Many men who carefully watch their health discovered this years
ago. Tbcy kiutw that Luck ies steady their nerves and do not slow up
their physical vigor prominent athlete have gone on record that
this Is so. They know that 20,679 physicians havtt stated that
Luvkirs are lets irritating to the throat than other cigarettes.
A reasonable proportion of sugar in the diet it recommended, but
the authorities are overwhelming that too many fattening sweets
'arc harmful and that too many such or eaten by the American
people. So, for moderation's sako we say ' '.
"REACH TOR A LUCKY
, INSTEAD OF A SWEET."
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notwithstanding the fact that he
wa carrying milk bottles and his
adversary - was armed,- laughed
again. ' '
"Pearson suddenly turned and
looked across the street towards
the car In which were Mr. Bali,
Mies Tlee and Ralph TIco. At
that moment Thomason shot him
through the heart, killing him In
stantly. ;
' "Simmered down to ossenlials,
gentlemen, thoso are tho facts of
the caso, and the stato will prove
I hem by substantial witnesses
oye witnesses, In fact, who saw
the shooting.
"We will show the killing of
Voloy Pearson on tho main street
of Chiloquin was not only murder,
but murder ln the first degree.
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