Medford mail tribune., March 01, 1921, Page 4, Image 4

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Atl rii,htH of n-puldieatioii of npnclul
illnnaleheH herein are nltio res.-rved.
. SmZ ;
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Terry
Your coir, spout W years in Jack
sonville Monday. Marooned citizens
worn out raking "i old wins and rub
bish', spurred on by Col. Kurgonl, nml
Dm report that it bid tin of hootch had
been discovered in a liruslipilo.
Let llic iiiininiiiiii requirements of Metlford's necessary chari
table organizations lie totalled, then solicit contributions to make up
this total, with tin' explicit understanding tliat no more drives will lie
sanctioned or supported. In tliis way, ami in ths way only, can tlie
h-ivc pest, inherited from tlie war, be annihilated.
Jlcdl'oiV; can not escape, and we don't believe a majority of the
people wish to escape, certain obligations ol a charitable nature,
which arc necessary in every community. Hut this does not mean
met ioning all the campaigns contemplated, nor blindly allowing in-
crested parties to determine the amounts necessary in their partieu-
ir departments. There must be elimination, co-ordination, and con
centration, and the only practical mcthuil toward tins end, as we
ee it, is the creation of a community chest, placed in the hands of a
omniittee, that can be depended upon to eliminate duplication of ef-
ort, pare the demands down to the bone, anil in general cut the t,rar-
menl to the available cloth.
f something of this sort is not done, then we can see no escape
roni the drive epidemic, for as far as discovered, the recent legisla
ii re passed no anti-drive law. J I" there were no charitable demands
which must be met, if there were no organizations established, whose
oiilinnanee the public welfare demands, the drive bug might be
starved, by simply cutting off the money supply.
nl this is not the case, and unforliinalely promises never to be
the case. "We believe there are hundreds of people in Medford who
would contribute liberally to a drive-to-end-drives, who would gladly
roller a liberal amount if they knew that such amount would end all
iemaiuls lor at least a year.
They must also be satisfied Hint the community fund thus raised,
will lie disbursed Willi discrimination and economy, with a rigid ob
servance of what is absolutely needed, and the selection of the proper
ommiltee can establish this assurance.
The question is an important one, anil worthy of extensive public
onsideratioti. Toward that end this paper gladly offers its columns
discussion, ami communications regarding a community chest,
ire hereby solicited, it being understood that such eoiiiiiiuiiiealions to
ivailable in this paper should not exceed .'100 words.
The next secretary of the treasury
will be a Mr. Mellon rroni Pittsburg,
lis rich as he Is bashful. I'ntll ho was
Beared out from behind bis money
linns by Moss Pennine, no one ever
heard of It I in.
This Is March and a new month,
scheduled to come in like a sheep, and
BO out like a coyote. It will hnvo to
go sonio to be as wliolesouledly ornery
as the last one.
Mr. Wig Ashpole has returned from
Portland, under a new lid of brown
tinge.
Thrco more days will seo tho finish
of tho reign of Woodrow Wilson, and
democratic papers aro freely predict
ing that la 11 lew years there will he n
wholesale epidemic of BUleides because
io was not elected for life. No man
over had bo golden an opportunity,
and no man ever balled up a cluuicu oi
n century so completely. When bo
loaves tho White IIouho Kriduy, ho will
take with him sonio regrets, and there
will no longer bo Intact ns fine a col
lection of pinhendB as ever graced
cabinet chairs In any laud.
It is unite different now from four
years ugo when tho departing presi
dent was seated for" his second term
Thou to Bpouk In his name in other
Hum reverent tones, and the first
stages of liyBteria, was to Invito eon
flict.
Tho Higgling contest, scheduled for
Jlurch Dill has been indofintoly post
oned, owing to lack of something to
giggle nbout.
Armenia beneficiary of America's
charity for months, is repaying tho
Bailie by breaking the world's record
for going llolshevlkl. When tho cup
board is bare tho next time, the Hoi
shevlks can replenish It.
A CHEERFUL WELLWISHER
(Montague Messenner)
Ah, nin! What a reckless fellow
is the little god Cupid! lie has no
fear of the future, and trembles
not nt the specter of providing
sustenance lor two with a pay
check that Is said to bo barely t?)
sufficient for one. In suhslanco
of the above wo recite tlie follow
ing, gleaned from one of our local
citizens this week: Arthur K.
Jones of Ager and Miss Sarah K.
Smith of Yreka, were married in
Moutaguo Tuesday by Justice of
the Peace tl. II. Chambers.
It is very nice of the F.spec. to dis
tribute sand along the right of way
north and Boutli of the Main Stem
crossing, hut what they really need is
luatherbcds.
Tho Island of Yap the bone of con
tention twixt. the t'. S. and Japan
too small to accommodate all eligible
for residence there.
$IC0 Rev.-prd, JiGO
The renders vt llila paper will b
Iileiueil to lee.rn Unit there la nt leaat
ono dremU-tl dlaeuue tlmt aeleiu-o bus
been alb to euro In all lt atui:ea and
that la rutarrb. ('iitan-li Ik-Iiik Kreutly
lufluem-ed by eonatuullonal ctimlliiiins
Catarrh Medleine la taken Internally am!
neta thru the lllnud en the Murnus Bur-
f.'u'en of the av.-in tl.-rthv aei-troylnn
the to'immtlon the tl'-'ea e, .sivmi: tl
ri lien: BlrenKth :v teiil.lur- tin the ron
HI'..utlotl ami a(-al--tlm,- ttatur- in dolnti ita
work. The pinprieti-rs have an mueh
fnllh tn the eurnllve pmver ef tlall
I'litarrh Meilleipe that thrv offer On
Hundred Pellara for any ease that It falls
to euro. Semi for Hat or testimonials
Addreaa r. ,t. I'HKNKV & CO., Toledo,
Ohio. Bt'ld by all DrjKK'.sta. Toe.
A DRIVE TO END DRIVES.
rVHITE DESCRIBES
YOU CAN GET MOST ANY
OLD THING AT MOST ANY
OLD TIME AT DE VOE'S
Opening arguments by state and de
fense were made, and a jury finally se
lected la the case of Lark N. Evans, on
trial before Judge D. V. Kuyendall of
Klamath county, in tho circuit coift-t
this morning.
The jury selected after an entire day
of questioning and cross questioning,
in which every ehallengo allowed by
law was used, is as follows:
Kort Hubbard, Medford, merchant.
Samuel Coy, Kaglo Point, farmer.
Thomas 11. Simpson, Ashland, mer
chant.
l' L. Hopplns, Medford, farmer.
Herbert Alford, Medford, musician.
J. W. Snider, Medford, dairyman.
L. II. Gregory, Central Point, farmer.
T. L. Fallow, Luke Creek, farmer.
Halpli Jennings, Kuch, stodekman.
W. 10. Lamb, Medford, farmer.
Silas Fleming, Cold Hill, farmer.
B. 10. Hoainos, Central Point, farmer.
Outside of two merchants and a mu
sician, tho jury Is composed entirely of
farmers, and some of itB members are
serving their first tlmo ns Jurors. To
lecuro it a special venire of twelve was
oxbaiisted.
In his opening statements to the
jury, District. Attorney Kawles Moore
told tho jury tho well known story of
the alleged crime, how W. (5. Whllo, a
(! rants Pass jitney operator on Sep
tember 111, HI 111, was hired by tho de
fendant, Lark lOviins, and In company
with n woman purporting to ho his
wife, for a drive which culminated In
tile hold up and binding and gagging
of While on an Isolated byroad hack of
Jacksonville, and bow afterwards he
was Identified by Whllo at Klamath
Falls. The defense filed an objection
lo this statement to the Jury.
Attorney (ins Newbury for tho do
feuse In his opening remarks told the
jury that lie would prove by witnesses
and tho records of Medford firms that
at the lime when White alleges Kvans
was holding him up he was engaged in
putting a vacuum tank oil the Itluo
Ledge mine nuto, and will account for
his movements on the day of the al
leged ciline III this city. This Is the
new evidence upon which tho supreme
court granted a new trial, and W. H.
Coleman, Sam Sundry, Wilbur Antipole,
Charles P. Talent and .Mrs. What have
been subpoenaed. Sales and time rec
ords of the llincs Snider and A. W.
Walker garages and sales departments
will he Introduced in support of tlie
contentious.
Tlie defense will endeavor, according
to its chief counsel, lo show that al
most at the hour set as lilt time for
the commission of the alleged crime,
Kvans was working on the Blue Ledge
car, and that the work was being done
on die complaint of xitn Sandry that
tils machine would not climb-thc Jack
sonville hill.
Ill make thai car climb the Jack-! to a
sonvllle hill." Attorney Newbury told I B i
the Jury, Kvans remarked to Sundry, fci
alter an Investigation. "What she
needs Is a new vacuum lank."
Then Sundry said: "You've put
everything cl.se on that car, for
ukc, put mi a vacuum tank."
Kvuiis. according lo the statement
went to tlie A. W. Walker Auto com
pany and bought a vacuum tank, ns
employes of i lie auto concern will tes
tify. The defense witl also introduce the
icstsier oi mo iioiianii noiei in snow i atf
tnai i-.vans ami w ile registered there
on September !Uh, and, the state lias a
handwriting expert to determine it the
signature is that of Kvans.
Hefore the first testimony. Prosecu
tor .Moore rciuested that all witnesses
for the defense be excluded. Attorney
Newbury countered with tho request
that all witnesses for the state be ex
cluded. The court ruled that all wit
nesses for both sides he excluded from
the court, with the exception of the
prosecuting witness and the parents
of Hie defendant.
The first witness called by the state
was V. U. White, victim of the holdup
und kidnapping, a resident of Grants
l'ass, and a man past middle age. Al
most Willi his first words ho identified
Kvans as his assailant. He told of his
journey by auto from Grants Pass to
Jacksonville, and of being tied hand
and foot in an abandoned prospect
hole.
Shortly before noon cross exuminn
lion by defense begun, and questions
DAY IS CONCLUDED
As the contracts between the mer
chants and the Trade Expansion com
mittee of the Medford Chamber of
Commerce expired on last Wednesday
and because there has been some delay
in merchants getting together on a re
vised campaign for trade expansion, no
weekly bargains are being collectively
offered this week.
Some of the merchants will continue
giving Wednesday bargains whether
or not it becomes an organized cam
paign as they have found that by so
doing they have made Wednesdays
their second best business day of the
week, whereas in the past that day has
been the poorest.
A meeting of all the merchants will
be called very soon for tho discussion
of trade expansion methods.
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money
Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c and
mall it to Foley & Co., 2S35 Sheffield
Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your name
ind address clearly. You will receive
m return a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for
coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney
Pills for pains in sides and back; rheu
matism, backache, kidney and bladder
ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tab
lets, a wholesome and thoroughly
cleansing cathartic for constipation,
biliousness, headaches, and sluggish
bowels. Sold everywhere. Adv.
Catarrhal Deafness
and Head Noises
Tells KiiTe, Simple Way lo Treat and
Ilcllt'vo at Homo.
If you have catarrh, catarrhal
(leafm-HH, or head noisoH caused by
catarrh, or it' phlegm drops in your
throat and has causea catarrh of the
stomach or bowelH, you will be glad
to know that these dlNtresslng nyinp-
tuniH may bo entirely overcome In
many instances by the following
treatment which you can easily pre
pare In your own home at little cost.
Secure from your druggist 1 ounce of
I'armint (JJouble Strength). Take,
tills home and add lo It pint of hot
water and a little grnnulated sugar;
Htil until dissolved. Take one table
spoonful four times a day. An im
provement is sometimes noted after
the first day's treatment. Breathing
should become easy, while tho dis
tressing head noises, headaches, dull
ness, cloudy thinking, etc., should
gradually disappear under the tonic
action of tho treatment. Ioss of
smell, taste, defective hearing and
mucus dropping in tho back of the
throat are other symptoms which
suggest tho presence of catarrh and
which may often be overcome by this
OF ELDRDGE DAIRY
The new proprietors of the Eldridge
dairy, Messrs. J. W. Snider, D. O. Fred
erick and Howard Grover, took charge
today and are moving their milk and
cream station from North Grape to the
North Hartletl location where all their
business will be combined. They do
a wholesale butter, ice cream and pro
duce business and w holesale and retail
milk and cream business.
Mr. Kldridge has not decided what
he will do as he likes Medford very
much and may decide to re-enter some
kind of business here. Neville Eldridge
has accepted a position with the new
company and will remain here.
R. A. M. No. 32.
Special convocation, Tues
day, March 1st, 7:30 p. ni.
Mark Master Degree.
A. F. XOTH, Secy.
291'
MOTHER'S MEND
For Expectant Mothers
Oseo By Three Seberations
Kam Oi BOOKLET ON MOTHERHOOD D THI BADT. Pace
Bradfielo Rcculator Co., Dept. 5-D. Atlanta. Ca.
regarding tho tying asked In detail
The rope with which White was tied, ltirncfU.iolI8 treatment. It is said that
mm iiiu jtiKKu hick ufjou which ne uul nearly ninety per cent of all ear
Troubles are caused by catarrh and
there must, therefore, be many people
whoso hearing may bo restored by
Income Tax
Accounting
"Wo a re
experts in both. You may have
something to be changed in
your
ACOOrXTIXfl SVSTKM
or you may need assistance in
the preparation of your
ixcomr tax Rirrruxs
In either caso wo can help you
Wilson Auditing Co.
Iiibcrty BUIg.
Accountant
Auditors
E. M. Wilson
C. V. A.
J. C. Cones
Gasoline
of Qiiality
Red Crown gasoline has wel.
earned therighttobe called "The
Gasoline of Quality."
Its continuous chain of boiling
points insures all of the qualities
ofagood motorfuel readystart
ing, rapid acceleration, and maxi
mum power.
You can get RedCrown gasoline wher.
ever you seethe"RcdCrown"sign. Look
for it on garages and service stations.
A
fllPl
It to secure freedom were state exhib
its.
Inaccuracies in tho identification of
liis Ford car by White was stressed by
tho defense in cross examination, and
the witness became evasive in his an
swers. Ills first description of his as
sailant was also at variance, the de
fense tried to show.
Considerable Interest is being mani
fested in tho trial, 'i he state has ten
witnesses, and the defense over 30.
Most of the prosecution's witnesses
are from Grants Pass. The father and
mother of the defendant are interested
spectators in tho court room. Tho trial
is expected to last at least two more
days.
You Can Afford to
Ride a Harley
Davidson Motorcycle
thiH simple,
nient.
hnrmless,
home treat-Adv.
Kindle Handle Shop
Gifts Favors
Candle Making
CLASSES IN FEEE HAND
DRAWING
Out tloor sketching and com
mercial art.
Room 206 Phipps Bldg.
AUTO PAINT SHOP
Automobiles Painted and
Revarnished
221 North Or.
L. 0. SPRINKLE, Prop.
Phnnn 777
HAT
Select your Hat. lye while the
assortment, or colors are complete.
Plumbing and Heating
Quality Service
Wm. Hammett
42 S. Central Phone 659
The Family Sets the
Price
We render the service In accord with
their every fles:re and Kuarantee
satisfaction to all. Also
Licensed Lady
Embalmer
WEEKS-CONGER CO
Funeral Directors
GOOD CLOTHES
I Make Them
KLEIN KSo-
128 East Man Sr
CITY TRANSFER COMPANY
Smith & Wilson, rropt-ictors
General Draying and
TransferriD.5
Give tTs a Trial
I'lione 205 or It-T.I-l-W. Ofriee Wil
son Clirar Store. Mcdforil. Oregon.
EARL FRUIT
COMPANY
of the
Northwest
SELL
'Ui,i!-.f'
Corona Dry
Arsenate of Lead
Rex
Lime Sulphur
Oil Solutions
t .
QUALITY AND PRICE RIGHT
L. M. CAMPBELL
District Manager
rxjKONA Personal
Typewriter
Told It up, take It
with you, type
write anyw-h ere.
$50.00, includl'ig
earning case.
' MEDFORD BOOK STORE
THntriDntnrR for Po. OreKon.
GRANTS PASS MEDFORD
INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO.
Effective October 25 Dally and Bon day.
LEAVE GRANTS PASS.
10:00 a. m.
1:00 p. m.
4:30 p. m.
fcEAVH MEDFORD.
10:00 a. m.
l:00'p. m.
4:20 p. m.
Cars stop at all Intermediate polnti.
Office and Waiting Rooms: Medford, 6 Sonth Front, NaBh Hotel
Bldg. Phone 309. Grant Pass: The Bonbonnler, Phone ISO.
We also operate stage lines from Medford to Ashland, Phoenix,
Talent, Central Point, Jacksonville.
rt
Ask the Man Who Owns One
PACKARD
SINGLE -SIX
seery v .
h w -an
tlall
Motor
Co
9
18-20 North Grape St.
Medford, Oregon
Call for Demonstration