Medford mail tribune., November 19, 1921, Page 6, Image 6

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PUBLIC UTILITIES
OREGON TAXED
; AT$123,311,472
SALEM, Ore., Nov. 19. Public util
ities of Oregon will pay taxes the corn
Ins year on a total apportioned proper
ty valuation in the state of $123,311,-
172.13, according to a statement made
public liy the state tax commission.
This figure for the 1921 roll is $ni;,
32S.1G less than that of 1920. This
reduction is due to lower rales, and
It is notwithstanding the fact that the
lull value of the utilities this year as
fixed .by the state tax commission is
l,'l 17,791.71! more han last year. The
full value for 1920 was $181, 057,000.03
and for this year $185,r,0l,795.29.
The total apportioned value of the
utilities combined witli tho general
assessed pixiperly valuation of the
xtato makes the total assessed proper
ty valuation in Oregon about $1,020,-000,000.
The case of the statu against noon they have un'..ndcil a car of cas
Charles Owen on a chargo of "aid-jtng. li-m-kcit it to the well, and Fri
hiiriind libcttlnir a bank cashier to in- day night hail set about 13T.0 feet In
Jure and defraud a bunk" proceeded
quietly yesterday; two witnesses In
addition to W. II. Johnson, former
cashier of the Hank of Jacksonville,
being called by the state.
At the closo of tho afternoon ses
sion of die court Owen occupied tho, 'see what comes out of the w
witness stand and was testifying In
his own behalf. It Is expected that
tho closing arguments will be mado
today and that the caso will go to the
jury beforo tho close of the afternoon
session of the court.
There Is a great preponderance of
technical evldonco Involved in this
cuse and it Is-supposed that the clos
ing arguments bringing tho salient
points In tho caso to tho attention of
tho Jury will have more than the us
ual Influence in tho determination of
tho verdict.
JAP STAND IS MAIN ISSUE
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American ' delegation. This govern
luent believes the present proportion
Is a proper ono and tlm American
naval advisers, at least, are counsel
ling that If the ratio cannot bo main
tained by agreement, then it must be
maintained by a continuation of o.uin
petltlvo building.
Mrs. WILLIMAN
TESTIFIES
Declares Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound to Be the Best
Medicine for Girls and Women
Hamilton. Ohio. "I had such awful
paina in my back I could hardly stand
on my iccl unu i wufi
never without a
headache. If I
walked up town I
thought I would drop
and many a time 1
felt do bad I had to
go to bed and I waa
not ablo to do much
of my housework.
1 would have hemor
rluiccs every two
weeks and dracginp:
down pains. I had
been feelniR badly for three years and
had two of the best doctors in tho city,
but I kept (jettini; worse and only
weighed 125 unda. I saw your adver
tisement and I took eight boxes of Lvdia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Tab
let a, four bottles Lydia E. Vinkhum'a
Wood Medicine and your Liver l'ills and
noticed nn improvement right away.
Now I weigh 18(! pounds and feel line.
Everybody tells me how well I look nnd
nsks mo whr.t 1 took and 1 always say,
'Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetablo Com
pound, the b?st medicine in the world
for any sickness to which girls and
women are subject. ' I will always have
a good word for your medicine :uid you
may use my name whenever you wish. "
Mrs. Josmi Wii.mman, 7-2 South
flth Street, Hamilton, Ohio.
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The force of public opinion ought lo lie lm-uight lo bear hy nil classes In persuade every renter
in Meili'oi'il to begin paying fur n home.
LOYALTY TO YOUR HOME-TOWN might to in, luce every person with any money to loan,
to jiliiee it with our association, where, in a few hours it will lie tit work niaUinjj; some family
luippy and eontenteil because tliry can begin paying for their own home.
NO CITY IN OREGON NEEDS HOMES AS BADLY AS MEDFORD
AVlien a "FOR KENT" ml results in .10 telephone inquiries, is it lint time for VOl' with money
to j Inoo it where
entc here''
it will relieve
IT'S UP TO YOU, be T.OVAl.
Jackson County
C. M. KEDD, President
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K I.AM ATM FALLS, Ore., Nov. 19.
Jack Latta, a traveling salesman
from Portland, was accidentally kill
ed yesterday afternoon at Tale lake,
near Alalia, while goose hunting with
C. C (iarrison of .Merrill. Latta was
coming in from hunting on the lake,
and after the boat landed on the
shore the game killed was tossed to
(Jarrison tm the ground, while Latta
followed, trailing the butt of his
double barreled shotgun on the boat
bottom.
As he stepped ashore, the triggers
of the gun caught in the oar pins, the
safety being off.
The contents of both barrels were
received about six indies below the
left hii.
Driller Watt with his crew, have
Icertalnly been operating in high speed
I the last throe days. Since .Monday
the hole. It will probably require
about a week, aeeorcling to Judge
Kelly, who has charge of the work,
before drilling will be rsumed. Dur
ing this period there will bo a great
amount of balling necessary, which
will give everyone an opportunity to
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; LOCAL MAIL SERVICE
Aniomv the iniimivoinoul.s In Ihe
local mall service just announced by
Postmaster V. .1. Warner, which will
facilitate the dispatch of mall both
north anil south h'uinil is an additional
collection in tho business diHtrict
boxes at 7 a. in. dally, which mall will
tfu out each way on the trains leaving
here at i) : Of. a. in. Such mall, however
should not be posted at the sub-station
in tho Meilt'ord Pharmacy store after
I p. in., but should bo placed In the
street mail box in front of the store in
order to be collected at 7 a. in.
Another appreciated improvement is
a closed pouch service for the 7 : Of)
p. m. train north for mail destined to
Portland and beyond, only. Mail for
this train must be in tho main post
office by ti'.-in p. in. Heretofore all the
north bound mall went out on tlie 5::ifi
p. in. train, which will continue
carry mail as usual.
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N. P. TACQW1A OFFICES
MOVED 10 SEAM
TAC'O.MA, Nov. 1!). Tho western
lieadijuarlers of the Northern Pacific
railway have been ordered removed
fiotn Taconia to Heal tie, Judge
(leorge T. Iteld, assistant to the pres
ident and western counsel of (ho road,
announced today. The headquarters
have boon hero since the Northern
I'liclflc built to tho coast and platted
Taconia as its terminal.
Clearing House Report
NEW YORK, Nov. 10 The actual
condition of clearing bouse banks and
trust companies for tins weelc allows
that they hold $:'!l, r.SiWO reserve In
excess of legal requirements. This is
a decrease of Iffi, 5:1:1, 7S0 from last
weelt.
HARVARD BEATS YALE
(Continued from pago ono.)
three yards. .Ionian made a gain of
lliree J'arils and t'foss was carried off
the field. Injured.
Owen intercepted a Yale forward
pass at Harvard's :ill-yard line.
QUICK WORK AT
TRIGONIA WELL
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this congestion, ami take, care of
or
quit talking- nliotit it.
Building and Loair Association
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Mary Pickford playing at the Pacje
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USIffSS
JSKKI.IX The numerous nialriioo-
n ill 1 bureaus of Jli-rlin, wbere a
spouse lil.'iy he luul lnr the payment
If) marks n-Kislratinn fee, are iloirm'
rusblntf business. The advertising
eiilunins of Hie nt-wspapcrs nro beiil'
utiliiceil, "prnsin'i'ts" are. bein bom
barded Willi IctteiH and circulars ex
tulliliK the ;nIvaiuaK'-s and virtues of
I he several bureaus are beliiK scatter
ed hro.'tde.'isl.
The marriage liler.-ii lire makes Its
principal appeal lo the "homo-loving
ins'.lnet" of men, who are in much
Krealer demand in the maiTiano mar
ket than women.
The press liKenls, however, are nil
always iliscrinilnalliiK or discreet in
Ihe selection of "cliKihlu males." One
bureau sent a letler to married man
'with a InrKe family urhur liioi lo
niariy n.ipim., enii i sen-ei. ju-ii
aeuuainlanceii at raiidoni fi-om lb.
streets: send us your photograph and
10 marks and we'll find you a ;ood
wife."
The man became very luillgne.nl
and wrote n. si-oinfui letter about it
lo Ills favorite newspaper.
Mr. and .Mis. Arthur Kurry of
Phoenix-, left Friday allernoon by auto
for Kugene to attend Ihe big football
game of today and for a visit with
their son Aubrey, who in a V. of O.
student.
Grand annual masquerade! 200
Alls, Naylor, Goodwin corsotiere, 20
South Fir St., upstulrs. Phono S118-W.
Vi iitO
Have you ordered your engraved
Xmas cards? Order now for early de
livery. Your name engraved on these
cards. Phono ;!!K)-L. tf
.Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Ogdeu returned
last evening from a week's visit to
Cottage Grove and other northern
points where Mr. Ogdtn went on busi
ness connected Willi one of tho large
Portland papers for which lie is dis
trict circulation manager.
Interurban truck leaves Medford
daily at 10 a. in. Orders promptly
taken care of. Phone TsT. 210
Tho (ieo. L. Trelchler Motor Co.
today received notice of reduction on
I'nited Slates and Goodyear tires and
tubes and will bo glad to quote tho
new prices to their customers.
F. L. McNeil'. Arthur Hiown nnd
ltusseil Kdmoudes were visitors in
Grants Pass yesterday from Medford,
Photographs for Xmas the kind
that talks -lmulo by the Medford P. F.
Studio, 2 2 8 Fast Main, (lie studio
where you get inure for your money.
High grade work. Sittings made up to
11 p. in. Come early. 20il
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Theatre until tomorrow night.
t'opies of the final draft of the. con-1
stitution and by-laws of the Craters'
have been mailed out to the members j
nf that organization, and designation j
of the officers titles include: Tho nig I
Eruption ( president ) J. J. lluchter;
Hkipper of the phantom ship (vice
president) (lain Kobinson; Wizard
(treasurer) 1". K. Wahl; Keeper of tho
trails (secretary) H. O. Krohbaeh.
Good eats 'n everything Sat. night
on the Roguci. L'07
I'.ert's brand tamalos. Gusher Cafe.
Dr. II. 10. Murphy, dentist, over
Woohvorth store.
Klnier Knips, Mrs. J. C. Clodlove and
I'len llillls left yesterday morning for
Kugeiio to attend the annual Oregon
homecoming.
iOjcper r o washing and polishing,
motor flushing and top drossing. Now
management, at Hittson's Garage. 211
Dance at Holms' club houso, Kings
bury Springs, Thanksgiving eve: Wed
nesday, Nov. 23. Leedoin's 5-piece
orchestra. 210"
Mr. nnd Airs. W. J. Hartzell returned
the laiter part cf the week from a
visit to Corvallis and to the Livestock
show in Portland. While enroule to
tho exposition they stopped in Corval
lis where they met their son Wilbur
who is attending O. A. C. and who
accompanied tlieni to Portland.
Appearance helps. Dress up in
Klein's tailor made suits or overcoats
at $10 to Km. Klein tho Tailor, 128 E.
Main. Upstairs. 207'
Leather topping outfit complete for
Fords on sale at $8.05 at Husy Corner
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Motor Co.
Hon. George H. Burnett, chief jus
tice of tlie supreme court at Salem,
notified Judge D. V. Kuykondall yes
Iterday that lie had selected Hon. G. V.
I Skipwortli of the Thirteenth Judicial
I district as the trial Judge for the case
of Frank Ward, taxpayer, against Kla
math county, Judge. It. II. Bunnell et nl
on December f. .luilgo H. II. lUinnell, j
of the county court, on November I i
filed an affidavit of prejudice with i
Judge F. M. Calkins of tho Medford j
circuit court who had also asked that;
the c'hlcr justice appoint another trial;
judge. Judge Calkins disqualified hlin-1
self and solicited tho Chief Justieo to j
appoint a trial judge on November 10. !
Klamath Falls Herald. j
When in need of sash anil doors, call j
Wallace Woods, 108 or corno to 711 E. I
Main St.
Dr. Frank Huberts, dentist. Deuel
Illdg. Telephone DOS-R. tf
Mrs. Paul Hanson, corBotiers for
XuDono. Phono GS5-J . tf
An unusually attractive musical pro-!
gram is announced for tlie services at i
ihe First Methodist Episcopal church :
tomorrow. In the morning tho great
anthem, "Fear Not Ye, O Israel" will
be rendered, with Mrs. W. .VI. Van
Kcoyoc. .Mrs. llryan Pierce, A. J. Mac
Iinnough, and Harry Seougall all hav
ing solo parts. Also at this service
tho mixed quartet will sing, "Tlie
Ninety and Nine." - In the evening ser
vice tlie anthem. Short Te Demit in K
Flat by Dudley lluck, will be rendered
by tlie chorus with the solo parts
taken by .Mis. Pierce and Mr. MacDon
ough. The offertory wilt be a soprano
solo, "Close to Thee' by Mrs. Ander
son. The Riverside Community club as
sures you a good timo Saturday night.
Lath nnd plnstor. Medford I.br. Co.
Hemstitching
Plcoting
Se per yd.
Vanity Shop. tt
The semi-monthly matinee for tlie
children of Jackson county under the
auspices of the Geo. A. Hunt Co. and
the Mail Tribune has been iiostponed
until next Saturday at which time tlie
famous "Daddy Umg Legs" film fea
turing Mary Pickford will be shown.
Insurance Plus Service. K. A.
Holmes ke Insurance Man. tf
Good culls, very large Spitz. Wood
lawn Orchard.
Turkey shoot Jacksonville, Sun..
Nov. lid. Lunch on grounds. L'07
TOKHi. ...v. the Asso
eiated i'j-ess) -Tlie cabinet council is
ripoitrd led:iv io bnve am-eod to ap
pri'Vc tbe di.ut (.f the amendment lo
the na,il pr..iesabi at the Washing
ton renl'. i-ei!. .'. ullllitti'il by the Jap
anese ileleKaln ii. subject to Ihe l'a.--ih.
r roi. r. nee ,u' tin- diplomatic ad
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MIKADO PROMISES
TO HELP CHINA
IN ASPIRATIONS
WASHINGTON, Njv. 1!t. (Uy tht-
; A.SHoriatcd I'rfss ) .hipun (lf.sii t-s to
make "whatever remt ributums w ;uv
j t-apahlo fif toward China's rcalizrnion
of her Just and legitimate iisiiirnti'm-:,"
the cfimmittec tliseu.sHink' J'-asti rn
questions at the -Washington c(mi'r-i-nci!
wa.s told by the Japanese lit lea-
i linn at. mday'.H sessions.
"W'v arc entirety uninfluenred by
,;iny )oliey of territorial arandi:--ment
in any part of China." said ihe
formal statenient of J;ij;ans attitude.
Japan adheres "without eonditiun
or re:4ervatoin to the principle of 'the
ope door and eoiml opportunity,' " the
st :i lenient eont inued.
KegardiiiK China's proposal ihat
extra territoriality be abolished,
"whieh is perhaps one of the most im-
; port ant questions proposed by the
Chinese deb-nation." the Japanese
: d. delation said that it "was its inten
tion to join the delegates in an en-
j deavor to come to an arranf,remi'n i in
a manner fair and satisfactory to all
, parties.
j JJeelarinK that Japan looks to China
In particular for raw materials and
food.-:, Japan, it was stated, in it ef
j forts to obtain these, as in all of its
jtrnde relations with China "do-s not
i claim any special rights or privileges."
MID-WEST TITLE
CHICAGO, Nov. 10. The western
conference football season closed to
day with the University of Iowa eleven
undisputed champion for the first time
in twenty years. Illinois' defeat of .
Ohio State combined witli Iowa's ll
to 0 victory over Northwestern left
the Hawkeyes at the top of the pereen-;
tage table and avoided what had ap- j
poured to be a certain tie between:
Ohio State and Iowa. I
POPLAR lil.CFF, Mo., Nov. 10.
Three members of one family were
killed and a number of persons were
reported injured in a tornado which
struck this section last night. The
dead are .Mrs. Cora Chaffin, -10 years
old, a son. Case Francis, 'IN, and a
(laughter Mollie Franck;, 1!.. They
resided on a farm five miles east of
here:
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COMING TUESDAY
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FECIAL SALE
LASTING
Casebeer
Cowley Block,
inch llavton high 'op Shoes -
i:ik ISIuoltoi- Work Shoes
llavton liailroiill Shoes.
Davton English Custom Dross Shin
Dnvlon l ine Dress Shoes - -llavlon
Custom lre-s Shoes, in f
Dayton Custom Dn-.s Shoes, hall
Men's llili Overalls
.Men's Waist Overalls
Men s Heavy Work Shirts
Men's I'nioll Suits
U.I'leec I'ndi'i' Suits
Men's Work Hose
GROCERIES
(iolilen West Coffee, pound
(.old Seal Pickles (sour), pint Mason Jill
(odd Seal Siiced Hills, pint Mason Jar
Cold Seal Sweels, pint Mason jar
Hindoo's .Milk, by case -
Preferred Slock Pineapple (sliced)
Good bulk Coffee
Preferred Slock Grated Pineapple
t lb. can Crisco
It lb. can Crisco
ti lb. can Crisco
Crystal While Soap
.Armors Corn dukes, pkg
Ohio lllue Tip Mutches, carton
Palm Olive Soap
Kerr's and Albcrs Cereals, pkg
Potatoes, -Netted (.'cms, by sack,
PEICES OF FURNITURE HAVE FALLEN
Special Marking During This Sale
HIGH PRICES HAVE DROPPED
See Our Stock lVI'oro You liny Elsewhere. Come. Early and Get
Your Choice,
Sale Ilcgins Thursday, November 17
500 Hicii, wiiiiicn and children to learn how reason
able it is to have their dental work done by us covered
by a life's guarantee.
EXAMINATION FREE
Phone 69 for Appointments
DR. O. J. JOHNSON, Dentist
Phone (Hi!) L'2S East -Main St.
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