I ' i • MMM JU D^E ORDERS ' The Jones Blood Tells GIFT RETURN r It P.DNESDAY, Tips for Hunters Is Appointed IT IS ALWAYS iftT L A W m $550,000 .Donated by Mil. lionaire Indian Declared Forced ■> NEW YORK, Aug. 10.— <IP>— Federal Judge John C. Knox handed doWn a decision ordering the American Baptist Home Mis sion Society and the Equitable Trust Company, as trustee, to re turn to the United States Secre tary of the Interior, the sum of 1550,000 which Jackson Barnett, millionaire Credk Indian, of Okla homa, was alleged |o have made us a gift te the society.’ Judge Knox minced nq Words In his decision and made It plain that he more than suspected that efforts had been made to mulct the Indian of his money. “Here Is an Illiterate Indian now in the neighborhood of 77 years of age,” the judge said, who until he became a wealthy man was allowed to shift for him self and to eke out an existence as best he could, from the time oil was found upon his allotment of land, he has been the shuttle- dore In a game of battlecock, In which the stakes were high. e “Solicited and Hnportuned for donations to which he readily af fixed his thumbprint for almost anyone who asked U; kidnaped and married by ah adventuress; harassed and annoyed by his at torneys and their aHles who en listed the support -of officials of the government— and who were probably convinced of the Justi fication of their subsequent ac tion— he was finally induced to part with' the liberty bonds In I he vast sum of $1,100,000.” DRY LEADER WILL SERVE «C ircu it Judge Alger Fee of Peqdleton, has -been appointed ckeult judge to preside over' the station scheduled for August 15 In the absence o f Judge C. M; Thomas on account of Illness. \ Judge Thomas whs operated on in Portland recently and has not recovered sufficiently to take hla place on the bench this month. ■ A plea for a Judgment of $50,- do* against the Beall Pipe and Tank company of Portland has been filed by McEwan, who was gassed while working with a blow torch in their pipe lines between Medford and the Big B u t t e Springs. He lay unconscious lh their pipe line for three hours, he states. FIRST PEAR CAR SHIPPED MEDFORD, Aug. 10. — With Eastern market prices on Bart lett pears set at $4.00, the first carload of fruit to be shipped out of Rogue River valley was put on the rails yesterday evening by H. Van Hoevenburg at Gold Hill. The car is bound for Simons Shuttleworth and French com pany of New York and was con tracted for In the valley through Guy W. Connor, their agent. r Grown In the Siskiyou orchards In Sam valley, the pears are strict ly first grade extra fancy stock packed In three rows. The fruit was picked Monday following sat isfactory “ripeness” tests" and inshed through the packing and into the waiting Iced-car. Big Demand Southern ^Oregon fruit Is in great demand In the east, Mr. Van Hoevenburg dectared yester day, due to the fact that the valley growers • have successfully surmounted the spray residue ob stacles and can put pears In east ern fruit stands which will pass every test and satisfy the most fastidious. Both Connor and Van Hoeven burg were pleased to be able to ship the first car out of the val ley and with the excellent prices prevailing In,New York they look for a season In 1927 which will repay the heavy losses of 1926 when the spray question clipped sych big chunks out of the grow- INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 10. — (IF) — Executive clemency for Dr. E. S. Shumaker, superintend ent of -the Indiana ^Anti-Saloon League who was sentenced to a CO-day jail term for contempt of court, will not be asked with his consent. It has been learned. Rather than plead for mercy, the dry leader la ready to enter the state prison at Pntnamvllle to Herve the sentence. Close friends declared he wa» unwilling to ask Governor Ed. Jackson for a par don, because "to petition for mercy might be construed as an ' Last year ialley orchardlsts shipped out $196 carloads of fruit admission of guilt.” and at the beginning of the sea "Southern Oregon Spokesman* son this year it looked as though becomes "Grants Pass Bulletin.' the present crop would fall short. As the summer progresses it be comes more apparent, Mr. Van Hoevenburg stated, that the two figures would not be far divergent with 1927 about 90 per cent strong as the preceeding year. CTrif New Airplane Is Designed NEW YORK. Aug. 10.— (IP)— Guiseppe Bellanca, designer of the Trans-Atlantic plane Colum bia, is at work On plans for a Trans-oceanlc mystery airplane, said to have been ordered by an Internationally knetarn flier eager to establish a new distance re cord. Construction of the plane will be started in September on the airplane, which will be a mono plane. similar to the Columbia in general outline, but radically different In details of construc tion ’and In cruising radius. , The new ship will be able to fly between $500 and ■ 6,000 miles It was said, and will carry 2 men. A 460-horse power pratt and Whitney Motor will be used. To To To To To y y* Boas Play at Two Models Of Falls Sunday Fords Appear Cannery Now ■I Moved Into . __„ N ew Plant Britain Builds Super Plane fOU DO NOT NEED? *’ W ' j • * • •, Try a Daily Tidings alloost want ad . CHICAGO, Aug. 10.— (U»>-^ Charles N. McOahe,\84, was ar rested on request of police la Seattle and Portland. He is wanted on a charge of larceny by bailee of $17.000 bonda in Port land and a $2,000 bond forfeiture In Seattle. Summer Fares to California Inviting reductions in roundtrip fares for sum» m er season. N o w you can visit California at sur prisingly low cost. Plan a trip to San Francisco; enjoy the interesting, cosmopolitan city by the G olden Gate. Re-create in tonic bay breezes. Similar low fares to southern California points» G o to Los Angeles, H ollyw ood, Santa Barbara— o n to San Diego if you wish. f Examples of Summer Roundtrip Fares; 16D «r Limit San Francisco Ix>s Angeles ... Han Diego ..... «10.75 »JW.25 « 4 4 .2 5 ! j I O c t-J lU m k «2 3 .5 0 « 4 5 .7 5 « 5 2 .7 5 “ Trains at convenient h ou rs o f departure and arrival; th e fam ous S h a s ta and th e O regonian daily. Ask your local agent for reservations. Sow Pacific G. N. KRAMER, Ticket Agent Phone 148 .1 and Vault Entombment DR. SCHOLL’S CORN SALVE OVERLAND SHOE SHOP MASON HY-LASTIC CORDS Elks Convene A t Aberdeen o f ‘the New York Yanks, batted Mt. Angel — H. H. Penner sets out his 38th home run of the sea son in the ninth Inning of Tues world record by pulling 17 acres day’s game with the Philadelphia flax in 1 1-2 <Jays, with tractor Athletics. and machine puller. The blow was off Walberg and there was no one on base. S omething Chinese Army ‘ Nearing Eight Bhlpn are now ready. The fact that she is the only woman a license. • . , left In the race has not affetted Mlsa Mildred Doran, Michigan PBNAITttES SHANGHAI, Aug. J 0 — OF, Persons killing or molesting school teacher, whq will bo a Northern troops are rapidly mountain sheep, mountain goat, passenger In John Auggy Pedlar’s preaching Shanghai,, It, antelope, elk, moose Or caribou biplane. tally announced today. Chiang tOay be fined from $200 to $1,000 Kai Shek, moderate nationalist and Imprisonment for not less Astorta— Bids asked for North leader, has been wounded. No than 30 days. western Pulp & Paper Mill. other reports were received. Penalty for killipg deer unlaw fully, or having deer or parts of deer in possession unlawfully, Is from $50 t,o $500. Unless otherwise provided, vio lations of other sections of the game laws carry penalties of not less than $25 nor more than $500 and costs, or Imprisonment not less than 30 days nor more than 6 months. Besides fines, anyone violating lawR shall be subject to civil ac tion for damages ranging from $2 for game birds to $300 for elk and mountain sheep and goats; $100 to $200 for deer; antelope. $100 to $200; shall forfeit all guns, dogs, boats, fishing appara tus used In violation of laws. Contestants In Dole Race Die In Crash GEHRIG BATS 38 HOME, RUNS aY keep land start, For any person to bunt without hunt at nJght. hunt on any game refuge. hunt deer*with dogs. wantonly waste game. sell plumage of game or song birds. , A. ’ To dlsgulsh sex of any game •nlmul or game bird. To shoqt from public highway or railroad right of way. To hunt on lands without per mission of the owner. M i To He In wait for deer nt or near licks. To hunt without having on per son a license, or to refuse to show license on demand of proper of- Jlper, To sell or offer for sale, barter or exchange any of the game ani mals or game birds, or p a r t s thereof, of the state of Oregon. To take up any game animal or game bird for the purpose of holding same in captivity. To rob any bird’s nest, except such birds as are not protected by law. To hunt or shoot from a power- beat. sink or sneak-boat, or sink bbx. P resenting Bobby .Jones, Jr.., eigh t m onths old, and Ins To (rap fur-bearing anlmalR sister, Clara Malone Jones, who w ill greet their daddy in Without a license. To trap, net, or ensnare game New York along with other A tlantpns when he returns animals and game birds, except from E n g la n d N ote the efforts of young Bobby to grab (Continued From Page One) fur-bearing animals. the clubs! I t ’s the ones blood! To resist game wardens or oth with Pedlar was left as the only er officers charged with the en woman in the race when the forcement of the game laws. N. A. A. refused to sanction To hupt within the corporate participation of Mrs. William P. limits of any city or town, pub Erwin, who had expected to ac lic park or cemetery, or bn any company her husband on an capipus,or grounds of any public around the world flight after the school, college or university or (( '«ntlnned Fron» Vage Om) DETROIT, Mich., Aug. 10, — within the boundaries of any wa Dole race. Miss Doran Is 23 years old and (tP)— The mystery resulting from make a cleanup oh the Pelicans. tershed reservation as set aside met the age qualification in the secrecy with which Henry The probable line-up, announc by act of Congress to supply water which Mrs. Erwin, who is only Ford has surrounded the plans ed by Manager Orlle Robbing, is to cities and town, or within any for his new car was doubled by 20, failed. * as follows: Marlow, cf; Hughes, state or national game reserva Capt. Erwin, who now jntends the appearance of two different tion. lb; Logan, rf; Hofard, If; Rob kinds of test models on the roads to fly alone, is expected here bins, ss; McShane, 2b; Morgan To kill mountain sheep, moun around his experimental laliora- 3b; Warren, c; and Davis, p. tain goats, antelope, moose, elk, today. Charles Parkhurst In his torles. female deer, spotted (pwn or deer biplane ‘‘City of Peoria" Is on One of the models was equip of the first year, silver, golden or his way West from Illinois, head ped with drums which obviously Reeves pheasants, F r a n k l i n ing for the Oakland airport. contained four-wheel brakeq. Captain Robert C. Fowler now grouse or fool hens, swan, wood The other model had drums on i is definitely out of the race and ducks, eider ducks, wild turkeys, all the wheels, but those attached least sandpiper, western sandpip Frank L. Clark may decide not to the front wheels were so small The number of er. solitary sandpiper, snowy to compete. that It was doubtful whether they contestants may be cut further lover, doves pigeons, dowltchers. contained brakes.— by disqualifications in the- pre godwits, knots, oyster catchers, —....------- <-•* -On one of the cars the heavy '---y. ...... ----1 ... liminary tests. stilts, surblrds, gulls, loons, and (Continued From Page One) machinery under the body and a ll. birds of other kinds, e: FRANCISCO. 1 on the rear axle led to the belief This label will include a vki./J lew those not protected and on which Every contestaht for the Dole that the car was equipped with o(f the' Rogue river valley and , there is an open season. prize In the Honolulu flight start a gear shift Instead of a clutch /ignette of the various fruits ai To hunt game birds and game ing, Friday noon will take off from shift. There was nothing about the other car. however, to prompt Wegetablds- canned. In all it ls< o animals between sunset and one-' ’«W -Oakland airport, It was re very attractive label. half hour before sunrise. vealed today. that conclusion. The company, which Is now J'- To use a l(ght of any kind in Until the decision by Jack Both models were equipped corporated, will operate under th 6 hunting any of the game animals Frost to use the field there was a with wire wheels. They were Federal Warehouse act, whit i or game birds of the state of Ore possibility that the Mills field in painted dark green find elate enables them to issue warehoua» gon. . . San Francisco would be the start gray. Thy appeared to be capable receipts in the financing of t li* To hunt, pursue, molest, catch, ing place for some. By making of greater sped than the present pack. Recently a federal inspects.' kill or destroy any game animals ; the move, Frost sacrifices his models for they whizzed by the approved the building and during or game birds from an automobile right to start at 12:01, as he must observer at a fast clip. packing inspectors examined the — power-propelled vehicle, or take the last position in the Oak- packs. The directors of the Company are J‘ W. McCoy, F. F. Whittje and Ralph Koozer of Ashland and E. B. Adamson and W. J. Fern.), t of Talent. Mr. Koozer, In commenting on. SOUTHAMPTON, Eng., Aug. 10.— (IP)— Great Britain’s hopes the market and supply conditions, of winning the famous Schneider stated the company could use a .A CURE IN EVERY TUBE. cup race for Seaplanes soared much larger supply of clingstone skyward when in a test here a peaches, aprlcote, sour cherries, super-marine Napier 25 developed cherries and vegetables, but that the supply of pears and apples is a speed estimated unofficially at sufficient. 300, miles an hour. The 1926 Schneider cup race at Baltimore was won at a speed of 246.496 miles an hour. The Napier plane ir being tun ed up for the 1927 race, to be held near Venice Sept. 25. A Gloster-Napier four, tested with It, made nearly as great speed. ABERDEEN. Wash., Aug. 10— (IP)—The Washington state con vention of Elks opened here this morning at 10 o’clock with a bus iness session. The golf tourna ment started this morning among the members of the lodge in at P H IL A D E L P H IA , ,Aug. 10.— tendance. Nearly 500 Elks will (IP)— Lou Gehrig, first baseman >e Initiated tonight. McCabe Taken In Chicago other mechanfeal conveyance. MOST MILEAGE FOR LEAST COST * 30x31-2 S ta n d .....$ 7.60 30x31-2 Over..........$ 9.50 29x4.40 Maximile, $8 .00 . 29x4.40 Heavy Duty, WE PAY CASH FOR USED FURNITURE Phone 1192 J, Medford, Our E xpense EADS-HOLBROOK 38 N. F irst St. MEDFORD, OREGON I $11.10 All Other Sixes Black and White Service Station G. B. 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