Medford mail tribune., December 07, 1921, Page 8, Image 8

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MANN'S
MEDFOEB
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J- ! I ' ''':!
ABUSED' FATHER
HANDKERCHIEFS
Women tell us thut it is a real
treat for them 1o buy handker
chiefs here this year. So ninny
yuettv ones and such a broad ool-!
li'Otion from wlj'n'h to cIkmsis
Children's Handkerchiefs, three in
a box, at 25 390. 50- ..x
Voracn's Kan
at 500- 750.
91.75 ix
"Women's Initial Handkerchiefs.
each
All Lin. n,:
each
A. E. Collins Not "Abused" As
Claimed and Court Dis
misses Case Hounds Di
vorced Mate With Notoriety
Mrs. Collins Proves Case.
throe in n box
S1.50 anti
A. i;. (.'ullins the well-to-do votoran
Kroct-r and -x-pOHlnia;-;t-r e.f Offut
Iik Wufh., in not a wronged hun
lfiiml :is ho claimed to ho. and hi
I wife, who l.i5t August eiMaiiiod an Jm-
I lamlkorchii'l's. terioeutory (It-'M t; of dlvui-f.' from
him without content
! county. ':if;h., August 2 -i l.'iHt, is to
j bo pitied tor the linnet oary noto
I rii ty brought upon her itnd their U-
ft rino I jack and promise to di b-t-
ter tmJ I would finally sive the
FJiko of the j?iri.
"Finally w ith his consent and aid
I procured a divorc- de-ore-' last Au-I
t'u, an uu.-rpM 'itr.iy iie roe. I uh
Kivt-ii the euMody of our dauhi
and hy t lw; divoi e; pt.-tilomtMil
reahd, he paw nic a $1000 nolo.
payable in five years. I then aski-U if j
he would fjivc nu- all this money ,u
once no I could eel into some business
to .support myself and the Kirl, 1-y
the Uivorc' decree he was to pay only
?10 a month towards the nupport of
the Klrl. Tho Krounds for the divorce
worn incoinpahility and disparity of
Mi-, h' )-' ing T,y and 1 43.
"He tht n aKre-d to pay me the
?10e0 at rmc provided I would aproe
to Kivp him hark $200 of It. Think
of that ! "With this money I Flailed
out with my daiiKhter to look up a
suitable ; (-mail lu.sines in whi h I
could inv.-u. Wa event ually came
to Portland, where through a mutual
friend, I learned that W. A. Collins,
an old neighbor of ourH, whoso dead
wife and I were likt Meters for yearn
wuh in KorMburtf. I wrote liini to see
if there was any opening there, and
ho diuv up a Karate deal, whii-h fell
throuj;h after my daughter and I
ram to ItowburK.
' Then we heard of an oil boom in
M'-dford and en me here to look for
J hurston - Konie-thin-:. Mr. Collins rominir alonu
to help no- -t started. I put
money
of the
ELWOOD BOUND ASST.DIST. ATTY.
; OVER 10 GRAND!
JURY, S2500 BAI
mniiiT mo inp
Uii
PORTLAND, Ore.. Ijor. T.--!!aIl S.
I.usk. assistant United States district
attorney, today announced that he had
1 resigned November 7. effective Jana-
lary 1, in order to enter th- private
. ' practice of law. '
Companion of Hartzell Called i Lusts successor win he Aiian n -j
Finn r.f G-ilr.n. it' .mmnri.tit inn !
As Witness and Tells of Ac- of t'nited States District Attorney L.
... . . V. Humphreys is acted favorably upon
Cldent QUeStlOn Of DrinkS by tho attorney ceneral. Humphreys
is a democrat, the last of the Wilson
1850
1 lvS7
- s,r ipso
Comes Up Dr. Clancy and
Traffic Officer Testify.
best quality. Special
"Women's Extra Kino
I hrifl in my recent purcha.se
lltrle grocery on South Crane
r-old daughter l.y liini, ac. ordinK : Hti-eet. and Mr. Collins nKreeU to stay
21cit,) ll,c testimony Kiven in Judgu Tay-jand he) me Bet this business started.
Ioi-b court in tin' preliminary nenriiiKj I only pay lnm 5:1 a week and uive
of the ehaiKes hrouuhl auainst lier,him room and hoard.
Hand Knibl'oiilereil HandUerolliefs i and W. A. roilins, her asdstant in -One ihinu that influencci m.. in
uinilnK the houth tuape Ktreet l;: o-1 nettlui; the divorce waa that Offut
" try. j I.ae Is only a small summer resort
There was not one scintilla of evl- about 12 miles southeast of Olvmpia,
deuce produced In court to Indicate whh h was not the proper place to
any misconduct between Mrs. Collins brinK up our datiBhter and Kiv her
and W. A. Collins, but there was evl- proper schooling. My husband has
deuce to prove that VI, A. Collins has been following me and hounding mo
been Iwiundlnii her nut of malic,- unit to net lint rent of my divorce settle
that he caused her arrest In un effort mi nt money. He even came to the
to Ket back what she? had left of their
divorce settlement.
tlus Newbury, attorney for Mrn.
48 to $2.50
Mann's Dept. Store
. MEDFOED, OREGON
I.
Buy Stationery
'iicro you van see
Largest
Assortment
' in City ' '
1 and latest rilvk-s
30c to $10
Medford
Book Store
The logical la(! to buy
Statiouorv.
Collins and W.
nouneed K. A. Coliin for hi attempt him my (jroc
to blacken tho t haracter of his wife hs would helj
and thim ruin the life of their daiiKh
A. Collins, nevercly de
county jail yesterday and claimett
that I was In a loiiKh fix which was
liable to keep me locked up for years,
and tried to j;et me to deed over tn
'. on the condition that
me out of this trouble
and that I would return to live with
ter, and as a miser. Kven Ceorno him at Offut Lake.
ldintf special attorney representing
the Mate in the case, after tho case
was over, waitl the court had filven
the riht decision hi disniiHSlnj; the
charge.
I In i;ivinK his verdict Justice Tay
lor asserted that no evidence had been
introduced to lead the court or any
one else to believe tho truth of the
charge, and that he was frank to fuy
that he believed absolutely the state
ments of Mrs, Collins on tho witness
ntand. both from her personal appear
ance ami Kcneral demeanor.
i When court had adjourned and
Mrs. Collins stopped up to Justice
Taylor and thanked him for Ills ver
dict of dismissal, ho said as he shook
her hand: "I am awfully sorry about
th!r, whole busine.:jt and 1 believe you
are innocent,"
I "No one will ever know what I
have suffered durlnj; the past I I years
as the wife of Mr. Collins," said .Mrs.
.Collins today, "ln-caiifo of Mh stlnKi-
. ih'-fh 11 ml mlserlyneiis. Whllo ho fs.
worth J.'iO.OOO ho did not furnish a
proper homo for us. I greatly aided
him in maklntf much of this money
and inn the Krocery for years at Of
fut Lake. It is true that at timeH
, thinH became :io unbearable that I
took our daughter ami left home, but
he would always follow me, coax me
"I refused, and will never bo back
to him aKain."
inn
OFFICERS FOR YEAR
At a meeting of the American I.e
C'.on Tuesday nii;ht, nominations for
officers for the year were nominated
as follows!
Commander, Carl Y. TeiiRwald and
Klmer Wilson.
Vice Commander, Dr. Dcrt R. El
liott. Adjutant, A. J. Crose and Walter
Dunlaii.
Chaplain, Colonel Tayno.
Historian, Gooreo Codding ajnl
Thomas Sweni.
Treasurer. Don Newbury and Mil
ton Hchuhnrd.
A Rare Selection of
French Perfumes
Toilet Waters
Face Powders
Sachet Powders
Heath's Drug Store
The Sari'Tox Shop
109 East Main Street.
1EG0N DAIR
FAIL1D DISBAND
I-loyd Klwood, charged with man
slaughter for the auto accident on the
racifie Hlh'hway, which resulted in
the death of Fred It. Hartz.dl, of Ku
Itene, u trawling salesman, was iKillnd
over to the Brand Jury by Justice of
the I'eace Taylor Tuesday afternoon.
ill t!iel,"s honds were flved at J2500. half
tile amount, lie was originally held
under. The defense was represented
by Attorney Charles lteames, and of
fered no evidence.
Ir. It. V. Clancy was the first wit
ness and testified to attendlnii
Hartzell at the Kacred Heart hospitul
and that there was a 1,'ash on his fore
head, which was not bleeding, when
he attended ),im u short lime after
the accident.
K. tlabriel, a traveling man, and
companion of Hartzell on tho fatal
trip, was also cul;ed as a witness, audi
testified that the emergency brak
was put on the ear, when It stopped
from some trouble on the highwuy
and the exact position en tho road wais
fhe subject of much cross examining,
the defense contending that there was
moie room on the right side of the
car, to pass, than on the left, lie
drew a map of the accident which
was submitted as evidence. The issue
of how many drinks were taken be
fore and after the accident was also
discussed.
Traffic Officer J. J. McMahon was
a witness, and testified to his official
connection with the affair.
Attorney Charles lteames issued the
following statement In regard to the
accident:
"With reference to the charges
against l.loyd Klwood, arising out of
an automobile accident in which Fred
U. Hartzell is alleged to have, been
killed, I noUi several statements made
in tho account which are not correct,
and 1 believe In fairness to .Mr. El
wood that your puper will run a cor
rection." "For instance, the statement was
Iliade that State -Motor Vehicle Traffic
Officer, J. ,1. McMahon, after iUes
tioulng Klwood at his home, took him
to the illstriet u'.toriU'y's office for
1 mill. a- (lUestioning by Attorney
lieorgu Codding. This statement Is
incorrect. Klwood was not taken to'
the district attorney's ofiice and did
not go to the distriet attorney's office!
and was not questioned by Codding at'
any lime prior to the coroner's jury. I
"Again It is stated in the item that
.McMahon hud nothing to work on to
locate the car besides a statement
from 1C. (iabricl, the traveling sales
man In the car with Hartzell, that the
car that struck Hartzell was a Dodge
car with a torn rear curtain. . For the
information of tho public' we believe
It should be known that Klwood's car
)ias not now and never has had a torn
rear curtain.
Again the item states that El
wood stated that the cur waa going
only twenty-five miles an hour when
the accident hamicticr). but .tnhn Co.
appointees left in the suite.
T I
7 Jears of
at lip!,,- .
Gotten;, "A yFof,
. A. Pet.
ST. JOHNS. N. V.. Dec. 7. A north
west hurricane yesterday brought
death and disaster to this coast. Ke
X)rts today brought word of a large
loss of liio at Conception Hay. includ
iiiR nine men, a woman and a child
who went down with the schooner
Passiport at Uayverdo. A score of
schooners carrying supplies to north- j
em settlements were held up.
Klve fishing vessels were broken up.
the ship Jean and Mary is missing and
the tug 1). P. Ingraham is a wreck at
Penguin Island.
EOST AVIATOR TO
WED ARIZONA GIRL'
PORTLAND. Ore., Dec. 7. First
Lieutenant Alexander Pearson, Jr.,
aviator, is to marry Miss Margaret
Shannon of Douglas. Ariz., tho girl to
whom he sent the first message after
reaching civilization last February,
when forced to land in Mexico on an
attempted no-stop flight from tho
Gulf of Mexico to Kan Diego, Cal.
The wedding will take place at the
home of the girl's parents in Doug
las, December I'll, according to an
nouncement received here today by
Pearson's parents.
ki ifi.-f-'j . H. -t-isM ' :J:t--L.i.p.rirt.m
When You Are Constipated
To insure a healthy action of the
bowel.: and correct disorders of the
liver, take two of Chamberlain's Tab
lets imimdir.toly after supper. They
will not only cause a gentle movement
-f the bowels, without unpleasant ef
fects, but banish that dull, stupid feel
ing, that often accompanies constipa
tion. . Adv.
Christmas Shopping Days
Are Going Fast
and the .assortment is getting less. Mako it easy by
buying early. Ye have a great many, tilings of inter
est. Von will lie surprised to see how, cheap we ean
sell you high grade merchandise.
Fay E. Diamond
Jeweler
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 7. The
board of directors of tho Oregon
Iitilrymen's Co-operative leaguo was rum, who sat with him In tho front
meeting today to consider action fol- seat, testified that the car's speed at
lowing the vote yesterday by members ' that timu was forty-five miles an
of the leaguu against disbanding the hour. John t'orum did not testify at
organization. In order to carry tho any time that tho car's speed was
project of disbanding which had been forty-five mill's an hour, but did slate
recommended by the directors, tho he never did look nt the speedometer
two-thirds majority was necessary. I at any time on the trip.
The vote was announced last night "Again the item stated that Klwood
following an all-day meeting, and re- made number of conflicting state
ceipt of more than 1 0H0 votes by mall meats while on the stand. This state
was as follows: GZG for disbanding ment also Is incorrect, for Klwood told
and f.SS against. Tho project failed a straight forward story and did not
contradict himself In any particular."
because
Jority.
of lack of two-thirds ma-
TO THE APPLE GROWERS AND
SHIPPERS OF THE NORTHWEST
We riro taking this mcwis of answering in the open au
extraordinary 538-word tclcgrum sent November fourth by tho
President of Independent Fruit Auction Corporation of New
York to apple shippers of the Northwest. Among other things
the telegram objects to the sale of apples at Auction. The
obvious answer to that telegram is :
(a) The Auction is daily beating private sale prices.
(b) It is most difficult to move apples satisfactorily at
privato sale. The President's own Auction is now selling
Northwestern apples at Auction for the account of its own
stockholders. These stockholders, who all have facilities for
selling at private sale, would not sell at Auction if they were
not getting belter prices than they could get at private sale.
(c) The Auction is not only selling Northwestern apples
but Northwestern prune3 and pears, as well as California
deciduous and citrus fruits.
(d) The Auction is the only method for complete publicity,
for securing tho best prices, for securing the greatest distribu
tion, for cutting down sales expenses.
THE FRUIT AUCTION COMPANY
204 FEANXL1N STREET
NEW YORK
E
7. KnKimvrs
1 In-it alu r lt
ti tho promo
nf world juu'o
SVAV VoliK. Poo
ami Ho: ntiM:i pui u
tit i hir ciiorKi' '
tu'it ami ir.aintt'r:iiio
,;tml "ill omtonvor t,i siroim'lhon Ou'ir
lu'sition .is a t'.wt'T in lirnniutinic
wi'i'lil aooortl hy tho formation of an
Int'-rnat tonal union of tnis'inoor?. Am
brose Swo'y, 'l'VolantI. smM today !
foro tho A merit an Sooiety of Me
ohanii a I Kimineet s, jotw in annual
M-.vjon hero.
1'ronnnent i ninoi'i s have oxprosH
etl i homselvos as favorim; tho limita
tion of iiniiaiiicnis, ootitemlinii thai a
hur jiruteotho armamont in not only
a j-our.-o of wa.vte. Imu aeiually uoak
oniiiK I1 tho nation.
I IRELAND RETURNS TO REASON
(Continued from paso one.)
ARBUCKLE WITNESS
PAN FRANCISCO, nc-c. 7 A record
of the testimony of Miss Minna Neigh
bors of Los Ani:eles in the manslaugh
ter trial of Kosivie Arhuckle was car
ried into a police court hearlnj; of a
charge of perjury against Mrs. Neigh
bors growing of such testimony. Ac
cording to the record Mrs. Neighbors
testified that she met Miss Virginia
Kappe at a Ventura county, California,
health resort last August and assisted
Miss Itappe during a period of illness.
Subsequent testimony of other wit
nesses was to the effect that Miss
Kappe never visited the resort.
Miss liappe's death resulted in the
charge against Arbuckle. The defense
tried to prove through Mrs. Neighbors
that Inr death was due to a chronic
illness and not t injuries alleged to
have been inflicted by Arhuckle.
sion f parliament for Wednesday
net to coiuu lor the momentous agree
r.icnt reached yesterday for tho estab
lishment of the Irish free state. Should
the agreement be approved, of which
little doubt is entertained, the session
will lu.'t only a tew days and the par
liament will adjourn until the regular
session in February when a bill em
bodying the agreement will be dealt
with.
The liini; Is expected to open the
special session in person. In which
case tho ceremony will assume the
Idigniiy nnd luagnlllceiicc of a regular
o;ieiiiag of parliament.
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apply freely up nostrils.
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STARTING TODAY FOE FOUR DAYS
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blues-banisher, with
MR. AND MRS. CARTER DE HAVEN
Guiding you on tliis mile-a-minute joy ride.
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