Medford mail tribune., May 25, 1921, Page 6, Image 6

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CORNER MAIN AND PACIFIC HIGHWAY
W. H. JOHNSON IS
NOT ALLOWED 10
W. II. Johnson, convicted ex-cashier
of th Hank of Jacksonville. Iinmsht
hack from state prison ut Salem to
testify in the bank cases before, the
present session of the circuit court,
expected to come as a trusty, and be
treated as such during his stay in his
, own home town. The former bank of
jlicial was disappointed when '.his priv
ilege was denied him. and his chagrin,
according to his keepers, is reflected
in a Bi uff attitude.
His jailor describes his attitude us
being always on the "peck." Monday
evening, according to the jail author
ities, he engaged in an argument with
a youthful forger, and threatened to
"slap him." Johnson was quieted down
by the moves of I'eter Stauff, known
in police circles as "Dutch I'ete." They
called each other "liars."
Johnson was turned over to the
i county autnoniies ny tne prison nine
IiiIh, who demand his safo return to
I Salem. Friends interposed to have
him allowed to go to his home. Sheriff
Terrlll refused to accede, and the re
sult was an immediate change of atti
tude oil the part of Johnson who want
ed to make his visit to Jackson county
a "holiday."
Mrs Johnson Is almost n dallv vlsl-
!tor to see her husband In the county
Jail.
PATENTED BY
l'AUIS, May 25. A lifebelt, to which
I'AIIIH, May, 21. A lifebelt, to which
are attached a propeller and sail,
has been invonted by a Frenchman,
M. Mercorelll, and has passed severe
tests successfully.
Tho propeller is worked by nn ar
rangement like an enlarged Bowing
machluo bundle fixed on an uprlgllt
bar.
There Is u Baildlo on which the ship
wrecked mariner will sit. his head
just protruding through tho lifebelt.
Presumably, all he has lo do when
his ship goes lo the bottom Is lo seat
himself on a queer machine which
lookB like a hobby-horse and thou
drlvo It to tho nearest slioio.
When tho physical offort or working
tho propeller becomes too much, he
holstH his sail and sets back at his
en Ho.
Knight
We arc now
MEDFOTW "MATT j TRIBTJNE,
THE CHAUTAUQUA
BOARD, TONIGHT
A meeting of the Chautauqua guar
antors is called for 7:30 this evenltip
at the library. A large attendance is
urged Tor there are many business de
tails to be worked out and as this if
the last meeting before the opening ol
tile program the executive committee
wishes to be able to give all members
the exact financial standing up to
date.
The program will begin Thursday
afternoon at 2:30 at the tabernacle.
The evening programs will be at 8:30
at the close of the revival service. Dr.
Ilulgln has kindly consented to start
his services at 7 o'clock during Chau
tauqua week and all persons attend
ing are urged to be on hand promptly
so that all services and program may
begin on time.
The season ticket sale has been en
couraging to the guarantors, snowing
that there are real Chautauqua lovers
In Medford. The adult season ticket
advance!) to $3.00 on Thursday noon so
late buyers are urged to purchase
theirs today at West Side Drug Store,
Heath's Drug Store, Palmer Piano Co.
or the tabernacle.
SERVICE, NO FUNDS
WASHINGTON, May ' 25. Funds
for airplano mail servlco from New
York to Han Francisco are utmost c.v
hausted, Postmaster (leneral Hny3
today advised congress, autl service
must be suspended May 31, lacking
a deficiency appropriation of $125,
000. Under a treasury ruling ap
propriations for railway mail service
cannot be used for the air service,
Mr., Days said, and current appropria
tions of $1,2.-10,000 for trans-con-
tlnentuair route will not last beyond
this month.
Sllvi3 DINES WITH KING
AND QUEEN OF ENGLAND
LONDON, May 21. Rear Admiral
William S. Sims, who oommunded the
American naval forces In the war zone
durlhg tho latter part tif tho world war,
had luncheon Willi King fleorgo and
Queen Mary In Buckingham palace to
day
Touring
taking orders
sy Corner Motor
"THE STORE WHERE YOUR DOLLAR DOES ITS DUTY"
MTvDFOTtD, Pm-flOX. WEDNESDAY.' MAY 2,
DAUGHTER SECY. STATE
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(By International. News Service.)
NEW VOltK. May 23. Miss Cath
erine Hughe, daughter of Secretary of
State and Mrs.
Charles Evans
Hughes, has sailed
for Gibraltar and a
tour of Europe.
Miss Hughes left
aboard the White
Star liner Cretic.
Miss Hughes Is
accompanied by two
girl friends, , re
cent .graduates of
iBryn Mawr College,
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Miss Frances Alli
son of St. Ijuis and
.Miss El i 7. a be t h
KM klund, of Xash
Hiji ville, Tenn., and the
latter' s mother
Mrs. J. II. Kirkland.
Miss Hughes and her girl friends
and Mrs. Kirkland plan an extended
tour of the Continent and expect to
return late in the year.
LUMBERMEN MEET
WASHINGTON, May 24. l.um-j
hermert and members of lumber asso
ciations met with Secretary Hoover j
today at his invitation to discuss the)
situation ill that industry with a view
to working out a plan of co-operation
with the department of comniercefor
development of the business. The
plan, it is understood contemplates
the supplying of statistical informa
tion covering current prices, stocks
on hand, production and shipment so
that the government, the Industry
and the public may bo kept advised
as. to conditions.
INVESTIGATE DEATH
'PI! 1
HOSTON, May 24 Tho district at-lorney-
today began an investigation
into tho death or Palon McGllvurtf,
former overseas flyer.
1 Police officials reiterated that they
had found nothing to indicate that
ho was murdhred, but relatives' and
Mends have Insisted tlint MeGllvaiy
had no reason to kill himself.
Witnesses summoned by the district
Reduced from 895 to
Reduced from $895 tb
Reduced from $2195 to
F. O. B. Toledo, Ohio
for June 1st
STYLES FOR IN
AND WOMEN ARE
SOURCE OF VASTE
CHICAGO, May 25 Huge losses
through 'industrial , waste are being
saddled upon the nation, it was de
clared today at a national forum held
In connection with the meeting of
the American Society, of Mechanical
Engineers. Leading engineers, manu
facturers, technologists and educa
tors herald the sharp indictment of
methods in American industry by I..
W. Wallace of Washington, executive
secretary cf the American Engineer
Council of the Federated American
Engineering society. '
The American people, he said, were
paying a stupendous subsidy
through changing styles In women's
hats, shoes and millinery. Every
time fashion decreed a slight change
in the cut of the lapel of a mau's
coat, more great waste occurred, he
said. Lack of effective planning of
elevators in great centers like Chi
cago and New York, industrial de
sign of locomotives-nnd the commis
sion system in housing and building
were adding to the people's burden's,
he said. .
EX-SUPT. OF SCHOOLS
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PORTLAND, Ore.. May 25. John
W. Todd, cx-superlntendent of schools
at Salem and now a resident of Van
couver, Wash., ontered a plea of not
guilty to charges of land fraud lute
yesterday in federal court. An en
deavor was made by Charles Robin
son, attorney for Todd, to have Todd
granted a separate trial from Carlos L.
Byron, with whom he was Jointly in
dicted. Judge Dean refused to grant
the verbal request, but instructed coun
sel to file a written motion on which
he suid he would pass at a later date.
Uyron was allowed ten days in which
to enter his plea to the charges. Uy
ron was recently released' from the
federal penitentiary at McNeil's
Island, where he was sent on convic
tion of Biniilar charges. Doth men arc
at liberty under $5,000 bonds.
attorney Included Mrs. Evelyn Clifford,
a friend of McOilvary. Iti her mail box
on May 10, the day he was hilled, was
found a note which the police have re
garded as a farewell tncssnge.
delivery at
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