Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 10, 1921, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOKH TRTBTTNT1, MEDFORTJ, 'OKEflON. THURSDAY. MATCH! 10. 1021T PXGE FTvTR . i V' Do you know why it s toasted . ' T6 seal In ths delicious Burley tobacco flavory LUGIY STRIDE CIGARETTE HAT DYES 1. . . ' V.. -1 li " ; ' - H&pi'tmctit 0T H'olora' are coin- hktv. The Family, Sets the ' Price ', . We rndiT the service In itocord with their' very minlre nnU guarantee Batlifftbllon.to'Bjl., . Also ; 1-1 ; Licetised ifady ".. Embalmer ". '' .;;.,; . V-'. WEEKS-CONGER GO - V 'Funeral Directors ' ' EARL FRUIT C&MP&NY Nbrttiwest Corona . . ' "Arsenate .bf Lea4 Lim Sulphur ' Oil Solutions ''..-.'-' -- DUALITY .AND- PRICE RIGHT " ' jj. M. CAMPBELL District Manager ,; The Medford Auto Paint Shop (Registered) ; fJenersI Motor Car Keflnlshing N. Central Jnrk'non.- Pnnnr. W GOOD CLOTHES , . ; i Make Them ' KLEIN I -Mil TALLOJI 1 2ft Hart Man St. Plumbing arid Heating Quality " Service , Wm. Hammett 42 S. Central Phone 659 YOU CAN GET MOST ANY OLD THING AT MOST ANY OLD TIME At DE VOE'B Dry ISE A Jury In tin- civil milt of W. ' E. Philips against It. A. Xliitihcws and wife foi; 5l)0U ilamiiKcH, ulli-KCU to have been received In an auto acci dent on Jtiveraide avenue last Octo ber returned a verdict in favor of the defendants In five minutcti Wednes day evening. The jury assessed no jor.ts u'nd the witness fees will be borne by each side. It Is und;r"tond that 1 luintiff PhiMis will appeal the case to the supreme curt. A Jury in the circuit court this morning was hearing the civil suit of the Howard A. Kelley Hospital vs. S. S. mails for $200 aliened to be due for rndlum treatment applied In 191 ti lt. A. Matthews, defendant in the 15000 damage suit of Attorney W. E. Pliipps for alleged Injuries received in an unto accident on Riverside uvenue last October, and Attorney W. E. Crews for the plaintiff engaged in a verbal tilt with high pitched voices to the point where the court admonished both to use moderation. The point at Issue was whether Mr. Matthews had been negligent in notifying the author ities. Mr. Matthews was the first wit ness for tlie defense. i.iis. Sarah Saylor, an aged woman who waa riding In the back seat df the ear when the. accident occurred said when Attorney. Phipps was hit it "sounded like a baby buggy had been hit." She also stated that Mr. Mat thews, the driver of the car was blind ed by the lights of an approaching car, and that Mr. Phipps cried: "Why did you do it?" Mrs. Matthews, the. third wltnoss for the defense was also an occupant of the rear seat and testified, much of which was highly contradictory of the plaintiffs claims. She said that they offered to take "Mr. Phipps trf the doc tor's," btit he refused. She testified sho recognized Mr. Phipps "by his fig ure and walk and told of offorts to locate hlm; by phone the next day. On' cross examination by Attomey Crcws Mrs. Matthews said that after e crash she asked Mr. PhippB, ".What in' the world are you doing' iu the street?" . . . Queried as to how fur the Matthews car was from the curb, she maintained emphatically "it was eight feet be cause I know it. was eight-feot.": Homer Saylor, who picked apples for Mr. i.Iatthows, testified that 'ho 'was riding In the front seat of the car and corroborated the testimony 'Of his mother and Mrs. Matthews, it was raining hard at the time, and that his ..rst 'intimation of ; an nccldent was when -he saw '.'something black dead ahead." Like the other three defense witnesses he refute'd Mr. Phipps'-claim that he was dragged by the auto. Attorney Crews in the final argu ment for the plaintiff . told the jury that the real damage was $350, as proven by the testimony, but "It was for the jury to search their hearts" to find a just award for the mental anguish the plaintiff has undergone. Attorney Neff for the plaintiff opened liis argument with the. com-- ment, "that I told Judge Crews before tills argument started that if it was a question pf noise i,wa& lost. - Attorney Ndff Argued' theline points of tho-law upcln carelessness.! '; '',v' ' .' it'; A number ot'nilrting meli have prom ised: to 'tnako 'si ilisplay ot nilneralo from this section for the International Minlne concreSB which 1b la be hold at h'ortlanU on;AprJl 6 to JO and should any information be desired as to wnat the-exhibit-shottldv consist of, they should, confer, w.ith the management of the Chamber of Commerce. Exhibits,' ihlch mining men -desire to ,havo. the 'Chamber ot Commerce ship for them, must have the exhibit assembled and delivered to the exhibit building on or .before March 2o. Tho mining, congress at Portland is to be: one of the most Important ever held, .and this district with' its exten sive mineral deposits cannot afford to ovejlook' the , opportunity -of displaying tho lftterit re's6urde,roiind here. . STATE PRODUCTS WEEK MEDFORD. APRIL 25TH ''The members of the Meclford Cham ber of Commerce at their forum yester day noon recommended to the board,of directors that they arrange' for an "Oregon' Products Week" In the near. future by the appointment of commit tees who will take charge. At the suggestion pf A. 0 Clark, manager of the Associated Industries of Oreeon, the week of April 25-30 would be most acceptable as similar compalgnS would then be conducted at Ashland and Urants Pass. Among the out of town gueslB at the forum were A. O. Clark of Portland, J. E.'Flnnell of Albany, A. J. Connelley of Cleveland, and W. M. Sbcpard of San Francisco. Chicago hay one eWd storage plant which will accommodate 21,000 tons of CITY OF MEDFORD In the Injunction suit brought by! David llearks, BKiuured to 12 Earl H. Kehl against the mayor, city years in the ataie iiiimm rir partut councll and other citv officials of Med- nation in the Slr.ki.vuu freight train ford', Judge F. M. Calkins In .circuit court handed down u decision yester- uu ......... . a.. i.iiHinm a.ui sweep- ing victory for the city. The court ruled that the- city had a right under its. charter to use funds of the city to purchase property upon which the city held assessment liens, .lcsnlto Mr.'wno alt- inleresteo in nis securing Fehl's contentions otherwise. Fred W. Muars, city attorney, represented the city in the suit, and F. J. Newman rep resented the plaintiff. The facts in the litigation are briefly as follows: Jackson county acquired title to certain lots in Moilf.ird untlur Inv ln.l, onli 1. .wo ' m' . o- .fv.'o . ii , .'. .I..isouth. and was known lu the May 2d, 1U18, at which tune the Clt-Vl jid West uau uuikuinuuiK Sl.eei, sower auu water assessments against the same1 property in the sum of $2763.40. Mr. Kehl thereafter applied to the county to purchase .-.ese lots, and April 2ti, 919, the county put the lots up at phblic sale, Mr.' Kehl bidding $400 fo me luis aim ine c.iy in. mil. 'teu iu. tnem. Mr. Fohl contended in his suit that tjie city was not uiuhorlzcd under its ciiurtcr to make the purchase and sought to restrain it from doing so. On the other hand the city contended that the authority is given it to make such purchase under" the charter amendment known us the Hansen plan, and subsequent legislation by the leg islature. Mr. hehl contended that upon the sale of the lots at tax foreclosure sale,, the assessments, were extinguish ed and that the city had no liens upon the property aner the county pur chased It. MANILA BANDITS KILL 4, WOUND 11 MANILA, Mar. 9. (lly Associated PiobS.) Four Fillplnbs were killed and eleven wounded' by a band of moun taineers armed with bolos; who raided a cockpit throe hundred miles south east of hero, according to 'advices reaching here today. ' s ' The band was led by Pedro Nuyo, who after consuming quantities of liquor, invaded the cock pit during the progress of a cock fight. The mountaineers, using bolos, stab bed everybody who approached while Nayo engaged in a hand-to-hand fight with native policemen. The mountain eers were finally overwhelmed by the native police and spectators, who beat the leader to death. All others of the mountaineer band escaped to the mountains, pursued by a detachment of constabulary. , . '" EXPLORERS SEE HEAD IE NEWyORK. Mar. 10. Tales of head-hunting savages who worship tho devil and spend their lives gathering wild animal skins to use In purchasing wives were told today by George K. CherHs, explorer, and Harold Anthony of the American Museum of Natural HiBtory, who ' returned from South Ecuador ' . ; ; . ' , More than 3,500 specimens of rare birds and mammal's were brought hack by the oxplorers who spent eight months In the. wildest and least ex plored Cdrcst lands. '" - ' i i WOMAN AVOIDS AN OPERATION Hope Nearly Gone, butLydia E Pinkham'8 Vegetable Compound Saved Her Star, N. C "My monthly spell gave me so much trouble, sometimes tney wouia iasc two weeks. I wai treated by two doc tors without reliel and they both said 1 would nave to have an operation. I had mytroublefouryears and was unfit to do anything, and had j I given up ail hope ot ever getting any better. I read about 'Primitive Baptist' paper and decided to ( I VUUl lilCUIUIIIU III I I Vegetable Compound and Lydia E. Pinkham'e Liver Pills for about seven months and now I am able to do my worK. 1 snail never lurui. your mem- cine and you may publish this if you want to. as it is true." Mrs. J. F. Hursey, Star, N. C. Here is another woman who adds her testimony to the many whose letters we have already published, proving that I Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-1 pound often restores health to suffering , women even after they have gone so far that an operation is deemed advisable. I Therefore it will surely pay any woman whe suffers from ailments .peculiar to i her sex to give this good old fashioned I 1 - E N PENITENTIARY llolu ' a '"" '"". :i model pris oner, according to infoi-ir.atitui re ceived by the sheriff's efiice from the I ., , . . j, M,., .uut clarence Mclud. his pals in the ! crime, are hard boiled. Heai kh' wile j is employed in a Salem restaurant, j Ueai-ks has many friends in tltis city. parole, nt tlio end of his miuimum term, three years. McDade, according to information received locally, Is highly unruly, and in a recent smoker held at the prison, defeated Ilearks in a lively bout, llearks was a prizefighter before bis employment as bra k email on the out of Ashland HUUt lieill Pacific ng as Anollu.r prisoner from Jackson milly ,ste(I ns model" Is "Ite.1" Black. He was sentenced to three years for stealing a Chevrolet car' In Medford, and while. In the county Jail oscaped by hitting the Jailer over the head with a stick of wood. He was captured several weeks afterwards in cabin in the Steamboat district. The giant tortoises of the Oalapagos Islands wero of especial vuhio to Dar win in his studies n evolution,' be cause of the isolation of tho tortoises from tho rest of the world. Crow's Feet, Wrinkles ' and Enlarged Peres IVllnhlfnl Ntw Vanishing Oram , C'oiittilniiiR Trmi Uutlt'i nilllc Mulct's Many u Woman LihFw ' Veal's Yihiiik'w.'. Tlu'i'o is no Hi'pret- about It, nor I.s Uhto any doubt about tho result it's Just common, ordinary Ilutternillk in tho form of a wonderful croam, guntly mtinHUKed with lho' finger tips around tho corners of the eyes and mouth. 1 - ' . No matter whether you are troub led with wrinkles, hardi littlei lines around the mouth and eyes, coarse, sallow, faded looking skin, or simply rough ness and V redness caused by wind and Bun, you yi!l find that all these trials quickly, disappear with j the use at this old-fashioned beauty recipe brought' up to date. , prove this to" your complete- satisfaction obtain a' small quantity of Howard's Buttormllk- Cream ' nt any good driiff or toilet counter on the money back' If dissatisfied plan. The dlrct'nns are slmplu und it costs so little f.hat anyi girl .or iwoman can af ford It. . '-' t IV Adv. 1 ' it . "r . ;.V. ''" , ' TRADE 'MARK ' ' Jj ; '' v'- ' AT THE--PRICE' '':;'::';;: . .. . ' ' i .' . ' Jii. I . .I't ( I Ho'' '.IOW tt taV fOcMzl 5 (? '.1 '.ill t,'ti 'ii:'n.l'iO le f..o. b. Medford 111! '111! Costs You Nothing for a Demonstration. See It Work Place Your Order Now. Better Be Safe Than Sorry G. E. Gates Auto Co. ORANGES ORANGES SPECIAL FRIDAY and SATURDAY We have a large shipment of small oranges, which will be placed on sale these two days. FRESH VEGETABLES Cauliflower Cabbage Celery Mustard Greens Be sure and get a dozen or two Oranges with they last Phone 109 I FREE i on Christian Science 1 Clarence W. Chadwick, C. S. B. OF OMAHA, NEB. ' ; s zzz ' M ' Mt'inboV Of 'the lioard 'of Lccturt'sliip of The. Mother Church'. , : . 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