Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 19, 1919, Page 5, Image 5

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The Outburstslof
Everett True
BylCONDO
J
United States Ti res
are Good Urcs
MAY GO TO JAIL
THEIR BARE FEEI
TO
'I'AI'KICTIC, Inland of Tahlll, May
1 3. ( lly Mull.) ..WiilkiiiK over
atones healed white hot U llio rocont
experience of nil KiikIIhIi ntiwniuir
oorreiipomlont who luukiin IiIh liomii
liuro. Ho unioritoil without Injury or
Ilia UkIiIkhI tnuo of tiro on shoes or
clothes mid nuld ha full no discom
fort whntavur. Ho imrtlrtimtod In
tho ceremony of "piinilwi IhrouKh
flro.'V or 'ITuiltl" itn It lit cnllud hy
llui Tahlllunn.
Whatever trick thoru may ho In
porlormlnx HiIh cnrniuoiiliil lit n
necrnt rollKloimly hiilil by a nlimll
(ilnn of native on tho Islnnd of
Itulntua.
A Inritu pit Ik dun In which nro
nlncod Iiiiku, dry loss "f wood over
luld with n I hick Injur of liirno rlvor
stones. Tho flro thou In klndlud mill
undo to burn fiercely until tho
ntonN 'become whim hut. Nullvo
lirlOHtfi. or wlntrdH dimrond Into (ho
pit, notwithstanding thu fact thut tha
' ItitonMO bent rudlulliiK from It koin
tha onlookers ut n tllsinuco, uud
walk liurt'foottid over tho hmitud
tttOIIIMt Inviting tllOHU who Imvo thu
cournnii to follow thorn.
Many thonrlv huvo liomi advanced
nil to why lh naked feel or tho nu
tlvon nro not ncorchtid hut no satis
factory explanation of tho phenom
enon ynt hua oiuin udvuncud
KiiKllnhuittn woro hid nhoos.
Tho
BOY SCOUT WEEK
FULL SUCCESS
vi'ic vimiv .iniiii in. Full sue
cess in ait ilM objective hits crown
ed Hnv Knout week Jinn' H d M. no
cording t statement issued here to
day bv Williiim (I. McAdoo. rliiiinunn
of tho niitioniil citixcns' committee:
James K. WiiHt. chief scout executive,
nnd Colin II. Livingston, preiiilent
Of tho Hl'llllt llUIVVIIICIlt,
MILWAUKEE MUNITION PLANT
TO REVIVE BICYCLING
Mll.WAt'KKK. Juno 10. The
Ilrigus & Struiton t'liniimiiv. who dur
ing thu war operated n miimniolh
plant for llio production i'f hand
irri'iinilt'i). hnve purchased (ho Smith
Motor Wheel, a power lilant attach
niciit fur bioveles. from the A.
Smith corporation of (he same pit v.
Production Iiuh already begun and
several extensive additions nrv brunt
uiiido to the idant iu iiiitii'inaliou of
tlui newewed interest in (ho unco pop
tiliir sport of bicvclinii. .
Banks for Brazil.
HIO JANKIHO. Juno 18. The
Itoval Hank of Ciinadii and (he Yo
kohouin Specie llank of Jaimn arc
hooii to open branclicH in several
oiliox of ltnir.il.
AXIS VOW thc oNete535r3ni
WHO HAS THAT PjRfi3fr-i
pMtt '0
THAT DONE
come powm and w-iiSQB
CHINA 10 FORM
NEW CABINET
AMERICAN PEACE
EXPERT QUITS
TAIIIS. June 18. Tho American
neiice delegation him ncceotod thu res
Hiiatinn tif llr. K. K. Morrison, iiiom
ber of the xcctiun of HiiNsian experts,
who represented the I'nited States
on the Italtie commission. Dr. Mor
ri"on rcKiuncd bcc-niiHo be did nut
ulMiriivn of llic excbaiiuo of notcfi -,
I ci' n tho allien and Admiral Kol
chak. bead of (bo AII-ltuKsian cov
ernmcu( ut Omsk, bclievimr that Hits
hiii caniiot b restored Ibroucli al
lied coniieralioti with tho Omnk Itov-
ITIlllll'llt.
Belalum Expresses Gratitude.
HUfSSKI.S. Juno 10. Ilcluinin'B
L'ratitiido for America'H work of re
lief durinir the irrent war and for the
valiant servieo of the American arniv
duriiiL' (ho last mtmlliK of (be conflict,
was expressed bv 1'iiul Ilvnians, for
eign minister, lodav on tho occasion
of President Wilson's visit to llio
Hcluiiin imrlinmcnt.
mandate
tbo uro-
npointini;
PKICINO. Juno 15. A.
him been issued aecptine
liners resiirnation nnn
Kunit llsin-t'liun minister of finnnec
n nctinir premier. Kune Ilsin-Lliun
has acrced to net fur ten davs onlv
I'how Shu-Mil bus been asked to
form ft cabinet. Il is nn official of
the old class, but it is considered lie
ma v be utile to of foot a peaceful set
tlement, for which all classes arc
yearning.
Inspects Alaska Forts.
SAN' KKAXOISCO. Juno 19. Mn-
ior flcneriil John K. Morrison, coin-
mender of tho western department of
the annv. todav is on Ins wav to Als-
ku for1 bis annual inspection of the
five nrniv forts in tho north. Ocn-
H'ral Mornson expects to be cone
eiulit weeks. .11m aide, Lieutcnnnt
Milton M. Smith, nccompanied him..
Thev will (To to Fairbanks nnd down
the Yukon river to St. Michaels nnd
Nome.
DENVER. Col.. Juuo !). Ilcn H
Lindsev. iudire of Denver's luvcnilc
court, will no to mil beforo he will
pnv a lino of .U0 lor contempt oi
tho criminal court hero, bo has an
nounced. The ( olorftdo siiprcmc
cmirt. on Juno 2. denied Judtfo Lind
sev's outitioii for li reheariiiK. The
indite hud 15 davs to pnv or go to
mil. if the court insisted.
Tho fine wns assessed when Jihikc
I.indsev. in Ma v. 11115, declined to
toll what Ncnl Wright. -14 veur old
wnril of tho iuvcnila court, bud told
the iuilue uhout tho shootinc of
Nenl's father. - Ncal's mother was
on trial eh a reed with murder. Nen
was tho onlv eve witness. Mrs.
Wriuht was ncauitted.
Judto l.indsov refused to testily
at the trinl. iusiHtinif that whatever
information ho possessed regarding
the killine had been Kiven him bv the
bov in confidence und he could not
urn! would not violuto the bov h con
fidence. Soon after tho trial. John A.
Pcrrv. then ludL'O of the cnminul
court, found his fellow lurtuo miutv
of contempt and assessed tho $500
fine. Judge Liudsev annealed to the
supremo court.- luo line was up
held bv a inuioritv of the mstices
tbrco of them, however. diKseiitinir. On
Juno 'J. last, the Colorado ouprenie
court denied Judu'e Lindsev a re
hcarinir.
Judito Lindsev announced that
refusing to duv the fine he id not
nctinir upon e personal point of view
hut considers thnt as the Denver Ju
venilc court is one of the oldest in
the United States, all others court
look to it to uphold its richts.' And
one of these is thnt tho relation of
circiiuistimccs civen in confidence to
n juvenile court judge is not to be
used in nnv other proceedings.
The judge has received letters from
mnnv of the judges throughout thc
I'nited Stntes urging him to maintain
his stand. Various children s aeon
cios hnve offered to pnv the fine for
him.
"No matter what the supreme court
decided. I still bclievo and alwavs
will believe that what eal Wright
told me was told in the strictest con
fidence and- thnt-1 would hnve been
unworthy-to hold tltti position I now
hold if I had testified." said Judge
Lindsev. "The fact that fonr ms
tires of the supreme court snv I wo
wrong does not make it so. I am no
going to pay that fine, because if 1
did I would ndmit I wps wrong."
Ncnl Wright, the bov involved, en
listed in tho unuv lit the beginning
of the war and is now serving in
France. ' '
GET FOURTH MAN IN
ROSEBURG HOLD UP
WIG
jS Get your
Mother to
make these
from
Greatest
Cookie
ever
made
OST
)ASHES
Lace Cookies
2 Eggs, well bcotcn
Wi cups White Sugar'
5 tnblcspoonfuls Melted Butter
33 a cups Post Toastles
i cup Coconnut
1 tcaspoonful Vanilla
4 tnblcspoonfuls Flour
2 teaspoonfuls Duking Powder
Cream thc butter and sugar, and add
Post Toasties, rolled fine. Add
vanilla, cocoanut, flour and baking
powder. Place small spoonfuls of
dough, far apart, on baking tin, bake
in quick oven. When slightly cooled,
remove from tin with cake-turner,
ROSEBURG. Ore., June 10. Joe
Juvics, nn Austrian, the fourth man
implicated in . the Scottsbure rob
bery, was brought hero last night bv
Depntv Sheriff Sterling- of . DrSin.
The man was arrested near Drain.1
Juvics admits his part in tho hold
up, according to the sheriff, bat con
tends that neither be nor John Kalis
knew just what the trip was intended
for until' told of tho plans by Mike
Selock. . .
In a stntement made to the of
ficers todav. Juvics is said to have'
stated. Selock planned tho robbery
tond that ho nnd Kalis entered the
bunkhouse at tho point of a gun rob
bed Pete Tarvich. Juvics waiting at
the door while tho hold-up was going
on.' Tha men will be civen a prelim
inary hearing Friday.
0. A C. RECEIVES BIG
OF
CORVALUS.: Ore.; Juno 10.
Comulclo field enuipmcnt for 800 in
fantrymen was received todav at the
1 Oregon Agricultural ', collcgo hero.
This includes rifles .'.and . 159.000
rounds of ball ammunition for thc
1017 model Enfield rifles.. Word has
I been received that n Innfo amount yt
field artillery conipment has been or
I dered shipped, including; all engineer
supplies for the unit, big six men eun,
I complete, four 3-ineh guns, ono store
wagon, sectional shells for three-inch
mins for demonstration purposes,
soctional shells for 6-iiicli guns for
I demonstration, conminndors tole
seories, four automatic Br6wiiine mnT
chine rifles, and four heavy Brown-
ling rifles, 'r.
IflHin SflLflNS ASK COX '
- . TO STOP PRIZE FIUHI
COLUMBUS. Ohio, Juno .'10. The
lower house of tho Ohio .legislature
I this afternoon adopted a resolution
asking-Governor Cox to stop the Wil-
Ilard-Dempsey heavyweight ; cham
pionship prize tight to bo held at'To-
lcdo July 4. .. 'i '
Ambassador Ishll Sails.
SEATTLE. June 10. Viscount K
ll.shii. JftDnncso ambassador, to tho
1 United States loft hero todnv for Ja
pan aboard tho Japanese; liner. Suwa
The Real Thing Right Through
Put United States Tires under your car and
you'll find them the real thing.
They're built to wear to give you the kind
of economical service you want. And that's
just what they do. , "
Hundreds of thousands of regular users will
vouch for that lots of them right around here.
There are five distinct types of United States
Tires one for every need of price or use. .
; . ; We have exactly the ones for your can" : i s
We know United States Tires are Good Tires. That's why we sell them.
GEO. L. TREICHLER MOTOR CO.
N. L. LEWIS, Central Point.
i
44HP
lie
Mtier
GirM
Welcome you arid will treat v
you to a dish of pudding
or a stack of flapjacks
At All 1
Leading
Grocery
Stores
Annette Wray "Miner Girl."
At All
Leading ;
Grocery
Stores
AT ALL LEADING GROCERS
Thursday - Friday - Saturday
JUNE .. 26;-:-:;27 -; 28
ASK FOR PREMIUMS SOUVENIRS RECIPES ,
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