Medford mail tribune., March 20, 1922, Page 6, Image 6

STATUTORYCAS
E
AK 11
LE
IS BEFORE JURY
COUNTY READY
TO
BEGIN
IRK
HIGHWAYS
TOURIST TRAVEL
STARTS, OPEN UP
CAM
GROUNDS
ELECT. CONVENTION
LI
ST OF MONTH AT
C ALUS
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POllTl.ANlX Ore., Mar. 19.--l Spec?.
I'luna have lx'on completed hy tho
county court for'nwt.l vmrk in Jtuk. Tho exodus of motor tourists north
work la in tho seonlc section, and spent tho winter boa bCRun n.l tunny tho Orenon Association of l.lcotrlcul
will be started n soon ns wenther , v mn nnslnir ihmuiih Medf.ird Contractors nml IVnler to bo held
The trial cf L. It. James, a mlJdlo
t(4 laborer, charged with a statu
tory Offense against Dora Bellows, a
16 ytr old school girl, wus beRun In
the circuit court this morning. The
tutfM orrense vai comnmteu reo- . 1 1 , i . . ..,i.
fuary 25tu. according to tho grand' on the Thompson crock road in ' Mst. Ouly a Tew stou
Jutf Indictments, and the principal tho Applegnte, Jio will he. expended here because the rliy auto eamn has
wILneeses In the csso ere little Rlrls tho county, and 5fl0 hy tho foret.not y,, .n opened for tho season.
-ne, being but elttht- years ct age. service. I ptHir far mj, pf tourists fnra Call-
The defendant is represented by At- " ,'h , h,""Van rod: ""'fornla mora parked Into the city auto
lotticy
by Raw lea
atntAfnent
" . " " ' I IMIU 1 1 V'l II HH' KUIItllllV IU . .. I r V V' , 1 1 - . - - ; " ... . . . I...
mild 11 would Drove that Jam is a tv.wx.ia earn ar southward bound to Califer. f UlMuiniUlon for Uu homo, Khon b
Trlrlm nf a-livMimaf Aitrm r iIia k.hiiH f.wlr tt 1 htlrt Tint t ft nl. u-hic-h la twit atiri ttr Waiiaa tt expert lllnmlniitlon etiKluee-rH. Thin
'- Under the new women Jury iaw. In Creek, the county will nwnd a uf- tn1 cam Mng closed. Th watr U. will k iu the n.iturt of a pltiylot show
raaos of this nature, one half of the ticl. nt sum to build a road from tno Rnut off j,,, ,htt Broimda, th lava-
iury.muat bo women, but the attor-;10"0 l" 'no "rr"- w;y ,;!torie are Km-KimI ui. (h fireplaces ar
March 20 and 31 and April 1 In Corval
tl.t will U featunnl by the fact that It
U the first one t which the general
t ubllo baa been Invited. A apodal lt-
II. P. Llndua. and the slate JJ"f, ZTL 7Zl rP ly. nd tbey declared tbat h ftrrnn';,,,l f,r th0 ,,nsl
U Moore. In the opening " xpem'iTooo X hundml- ntor will be .trinslnR akmK two day, a rt of which will bo a
tnt to the Jury, the defense TS t"o,n "unmiit to Like the northward ahortly. iWalden not a few UeimmHtrniion of the proper mnthmU
trim hAlli l.li u.A tul ll.lu .iol.i wrv iini.,
r.::v. w w the d
unu inr . i i i.. i i v . ... , - . . ... ... , ,
front the' ivauy iur urw uuti iuv nui ia ju
Id en to serve, all taking advantage of
tb exemption clause in the law. Tho
only woman on tbe jury U Miss Isste
McCully of Jacksonville.
I Tbe first vrttnoM called was Dora
fellows, tbe complaining- wlincsa. She
bat no mother, and she was doiug
th Saturday housework when the
defendant ia alleged tc have made
tbo assault.
Verlta Rcseberry. a lUtle girl of
eight years was tho third witness, and
was frankly childish In her testimrny.
Judge Calkins front the bench ques
tioned tbe little miss, relative to tell
ing tbe truth. Vcnita gavo a dra
matic recital of what 6 ho heard on
tbo porch, when she went to bring
E?ra to ber borne, when sent by her
mother, who bad noticed the defend
ant going to tbe Belle ws' home.
Jerry Bellows, age 11. was the next
witness, and told of Jzmcs bringing
oier a tot of apples, and leaving 4'.
rents on a stand In the front room.
' Sheriff Terrlll testified that the de
fendant at the preliminary hearing.
std be "bad placed bis bands on the !
girl In a Joking manner, and meant
no wrong."
t Tbe Jury selected 1: C. C. Bealo,
Dutte Falls; Isaie McCul'y, Jackson
ville. A, C. Brings. Ashland; Henry
C. Mackoy, Med ford; UenJ. Haymond,
Gold Hill; Owney Rcddy, Med ford;
W. H. Roren. Medford; C. L. McKin-y.-Ashland;
C. W. Fraley, Ash
land; Lorcn Damon, Medford: Ken
aeth Beebe. Central Point; - Ernest
Applegate, Ashland.
Une to tho Dead Indian Soda Springs.
These two roada will hotter coo
dltioiiH to a section that ha many
lures for tourintit, hut has been han
dicapped hy bad roads.
The forestry service will
41500 on the Huckleberry
rtmd, all within the fore
Thin M-tlon is famous for Its wild
huckleberries and is visited annually
ly scores of Medford people, who
upend a vacation in picking this de
lirious fruit.'
On the road from the Earl I'lrlch
as It was left for tho winter season,
Tho city officials realise that they
must get busy at onc and not only get
the cuinp ground ready for the horde
of tourists which It Is known will coon
lag bow each room ran be lighted to
itult tho taste of tbe onr and In
accordance with tho put pose for each
room. Architects. building contractors
and all others intertteit in the suhject
of home. Illumination are nrRCd tu be
present.
This convent ion Is to lo held In con-
l. 1.1. '.
'l-t-l I.
G.
IN
SFIELD FOR
STATE INCOME TAX
Medford Is Invited to
Attend Ccddes' Dinner
The Medford Clmnibci of Coin
innvo has been ni'ked by the Portland
I'luitiibrr to h.tve a representative
proKcnt at tbe dinner to bo given to
Hlr Auckland Ootbtes, ainbaHnailKr
rom tlreat, Hrltaln. This tllnner will
bo served at i:3tl In uo main illnlnit
room of the I'ul tlillil Chiunber of
t'onitoorro mi March 5l anil the cost
A
JX)rtTt..l). Ore., Murch SO.The
Oregon tav reduction league met
here today with dnler.ntes from 21
counties to discuss recommendations
for t utting tnxutlun. I'resldoiit J. C
(.'(. Oor If McMlllllvlllo nh.ml.lln.l
Ka'd tbe league bin) no desire to tliidl'"' ,- f'" ,rt J'1""!.' .
other sourc tvf taxation,, but wl(!h -f";m, xn
solely concerned with lightening tho , ,.(1,,U11, n.t that day should n.ako
levies. ,,,,, known nt liendMuurtera and
Moro than a score of rncoiumcndn-ja rei.orvatloi at tho dinner will be
lions wore put forth by various dole- made.
Kutions. some of them dealing withl This Is tbo only stop of any ln
abolition of state commissions, creu-1 1""""1"'" 'mt the nutinNhador will
tlon of a governor's cabinet, adoption "mk''" ,h" """wost, and as he is a
m i,.. i... ..I.. .ii.i ... .i... v. veiy Intirosllntf spoakor and a noted
ill expend on lhk roadi hut increase the facli- Junction with tho otiuual cngiuoerlng
y Mountain u,( of ,hat whl.h bln ,0K conference held under tho auspices of
.rITi liahed last spring estimated a capacity i tbe engineering deportment of Oregon
at the most of forty or fifty persons a
day. During last summer, however,
tho attendance at times reached a hun
dred or over a day. And from all rv-
iVgrtcultural college, at htch ten tit f
ferent bninclies of the cnslurlng pro
fession will bo Yptesented. These
cousist of electric, bydraulU', cbonilcol,
logging, highway, civil, me, bnnl. al
mlulnK. automotive and steam engl-
neerlOK. Some of the most pnmlnent
etmlm-ers In tho country will utfeud
the conference.
While the list of stteakcrs has not
ports tho auto tourist travel will break
stock ranch to Persist, a branch ot a records the coming season,
the Crater Lake highway, the forest ThM, tourIs ,,,aT6 a llkrK KURt
service wHl I sikuJ 11000 , , ,h , h ,(ojU
county S500, touching Cascades ' , ...
Falls, and I et b,nefit alike to tour- an,va fanstea -wrfe HMtoM.
.h, One banker claims that he personally
Tho forVst ii.-rvi,e will expend knows of auto tourists at the local definitely Ucn completed.
(3006 on tho road within tbe forest camp spending $300 a week
reserve from l uion t revk to ma- . weeks hwt season.
mond Lake.
Surveys have been made en some
cf this work and will begin on all
the others at an early date.
ilonal (luurd. leaving nillltury In
struction to state unit county schools,
abolition of the mlllugn lux for high
cr education.
(leorgo Manwlleld of the Farmers'
union HUkgodtod appointtneut of u
romuiltteo to co-operate with the
state tux Investlgutiou commission to
devise an Ineomu lax bill.
person, he Will be Well Worth heiullig.
E
TRIES DEATH LEAP
2500 Aliens to Be
? Admitted to U. S. A.
WASHINGTON. Mar. "O. Ap
proaimstely .1500 aliens admitted Into
the inited States under temporary
permits, which would expire
ta and leave them liable to
$1 7,000 FIRE AT
SHEDD
OREGON
CMICAOO. Mar. H. Walter C.
Ijirned of nnctk.t is under treat
ment In rittHhum. Pa-, following uit
alleul attempt . to Jump from a
fourth story window of the Fort 1'ltt
hotel, according to dispatches.
Ir, Prank V. lllntchfortl, brother-
8HTtary In-law of Mr. Lamed, said that Mr.
In two Frank K. hlltlescy recently annoitnc- Iairncd had boon suffering from a
led thai the. omniitt.-e in charge bad nervous disorder due to a too lose
o i. . n... n . ..'been able to secure the services nf application to business.
Cbas. w. ravis and Councilman U. V. 1 Stephen I. Miller. Vr dean of the MrnJ X'Z? OrJltt
Oaldis visited the camp this forenoon 'w ot Business Administration. I nl- ..,, hn r,.,ur01
and later discussed with Mayor (isles versity of Washington, and manager hvt, n ,,.w Wl,pk h ,M.,(.v,,d
the auto camp situation for this year. ' lo Northwest KSectrlcal Ken Ice hlins.-lf entirely cured, lie was on
Tbe matter will probably bo acted on L8do of Oregon and Washington, his way to New York In connection
by the city council at IU next meeting ,llH subject will be "Keonomlc Prob- with the settlement of tho estate of
if not before at a special called meet- n, l"olblllti.Ti of his mother. Mrs. Fn.ma Hcrlhner
in t. ... ..,i,ki.. ., xw.,.j -oil A matter of business to come before l-nrnod. und Mopped lit Pittahurit to
Mr. Larnod Is well known In Med
ford. where ho lived a number of
years, at one time owning ami ope
rating the IlOKUe ltiver I'antunu
company. H" left MeilforJ about
fall in line with most other Oregon ,u convention which will l or aneclal
cities and towns and Inaugurate a!nt,rst IJ Bn-rol public will le
.charge of fifty cents a day per car! the discussion of the state code for
(stopping at the auto camp, which will dectrlcal Installation and lnsMctlon.
ALBANY, Ore... March 20. Loss include tbe providing; of firewood. Tn association Is attempting tti place
estimated at 117.000 was caused by prom the way tbe tourists are com-1 Oregon In tbe front rank as regards
a fire yesterday which destroyed four'ing alons already and the reports of protection for tbe public from inferior three years ago for Soattlo
V,.iilH1nff f t .a l.1.n r.f GhaH.I I , I . 1 T , .-, 1 ,. . il.Cff Tll-A I lA'Orlf Hi fl n fl I tl nttit In !ki1.ntO f.. .
uuiiuwh. . .... ..y . . U. u., lqo vouiiiiK laiiiu suvruy it is prouaote - , -v.
teen miles from here, according to that the city auto cajnp wilt be opened wiring.
reports today. The blaio originated, for the season within a few days, with
in a gcrage which, with lta contents, a caretaker In chargo, and that as soon
including eight machines, was a total M possible the city council will in
loss. A hardware Btore, toafeetlon-' crease tho camp facilities and moke Its
ery and'reoidence also were burnled. surroundings as comfortable as noo-
Volunteer-fire. fighters saved the re-.aible. within the reach of its financial
WASIIINUTON, Mar. :,ii,-Tho New
Vork statu rout luw of lliji) was today
hold valid by (lie supreme court.
Tho supremo cunt lu 111 doclidon
which wiis delivered by Jmtleo Clark.
held that the cmergonclo ileclaied lu
(lie act olod at the time the law tuts
passed nml that the act wns a proper
cxerclm of the police power of Iho
statu for the genoinl wellare. Justices
McKenna, Vnndevetiter uipI Mclteyn
olils dissented.
"RHEUMATISM RELIEVED
BY INTERNAL BATHS'
Mr. lis V.. Kliiituhaiijiti of T.'l'J Juliuii
Avr, iuliUiue, lu, wrllMllie l)r
i ell llvsonic InMitutf;
"I hsve iil tho 'J. II, I Cnd''
for tw iii ami have no mote Iron hi
with tliriopnli-m or inr tomsi h, I
fn like H new mull altlioutli I Hiu
tUS vruin ol.l."
'I'lie "J. U T CumSilo" i'liiio the
lower inlrMine its entire li-iiftb uml
kreM it slways fre of siiii"ii
ws-.t..
TIioiimiiiiIs tcnlify that l'oitluliii,
ludljlcallon. htollisill TliMllilr., ltd.
loiiitiiru, llraila. lo- und I lie tuner
M-rcmi troubles Wlil.lt they iim si
nbtolutrly relietej ami prevralrd by
IIim Nature Trrntuirut.
Vit.i Side Pliannhi y
w'!l (IsJIy explain to von the simple
trralkou uf tbe "J. It. I t'.Je,"
whv it I) So rrrtaln In its irnnlu. and
will live yuu fr of rot, an inter'"!
ing little book roiilainins the renal! 4
of tin ftperirucw uf lr. t'hss. A.
Tyrrell of New York, who wis a spe
cialist u Intestinal Complaints (or
L'.'i year in that n y. Yliy not cut
this out aa a remlmler p crl this
)il( a onn aa pvaaible. ll'uuiub'r,
plesap, it ia ires.
rialto
NOW SHOWING!
The
Spenders'
From tho Story by
HARRY LEON WIL
SON, with all star cast.
Joseph Dowling
Robert McKim
Miles Welch
Claire Adams
A Tremendous Drama of
Finance and Romance.
' Wednesday
"THE LITTLE
MINISTER"
TOURIST BEDS
See I Mir New One
Mi:ioltl TI'.NT AWMN'd CO.
()iiwi, N, P. ItrtMtt.
ma'nder cf tbe business section.
Bread I'rtc- TlalMMlt.
TACOMA. Mar. 20. A majority of
March the bakera here put into effect today
Imnie- new prion in bread. The pound and,
ability.
KU KLUX DENIca OUTRAGE
(Continued from Page One)
dlate deportation, have been given a half loaf wan rained from 13 cents
aa Indefinite extension of time for to 15 cents retail. The advance, it
their stay. Commissioner General was said, was made necessary by
Husband of the Immigration bureau higher prices for flour, vutrar and
announced today. 'khorteninif. ! I
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Juicy Fruit, Peppermint
and Spearmint are certainly
three delightful flavors to
choose from.
And VRIGLEY'S P-K-the
new sugar-coated pepper
mint gum. is also a great
treat for your sweet tooth.
All are from the Wrigley
factories where perfection
is the rule. !
Save the
wrappers
Good for
valuable
premiums
14 j. nnijtkfcikv
11 ff j.ij uniiiT-k.
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that bo bad been doing nothing wrong
and therefore had no fear of them.
After presenting the envelope to the
pastor the men faced about and walked
out Neither of them uttered a sound
during the entire proceeding which
took but a moment.
Tbe statement enclosed In the
envelope is as follows: "Tbe order
stands for one hundred per cent Amer
icanism, separation of church and
state, free speech, free press, law and
order and protection of pure woman
hood. . .
When interviewed at his home this
morning Kpv. Fenton stated that as far
as be Is concerned the members of tbe
Klan are welcome at his church, day or
night, any or all of them.
Ixputy Htate Motor Trafflo In
spector J. J. McMahon, who hai been
working for several days in (Irants
Puss, made a Fpoclal trip up here
from that city this forenoon to In
quire into that phase of tho Kale kid
naping and hanging episode of lust
Friday night wherein 'the moWr
laws of the state hid been violated.
According to reports the kidnapers
removed the license platen from their
autos before starting on their night's
doings.
McMahon declares he will thor
oughly InvestiKato Into this and do
everything In his power to have the
violators apprehended for this breach
of the state motor law, which come
n .Ills line of duty.
Hale Refuses to Talk
MY. Hale who refuses to make any
comment on the episode of Friday
night or discuss the matter In' any way,
evidently expects to remain In the city
although Tor some time prior to Friday
he had made all arrangements to go to
Portland last Saturday with hlg chil
dren, to engage In the brokerage busi
ness In that city.
Mr. Halo Is going; about the city
armed for any possible trouble In fhe
event he nhouM be molested again by
the kldnaix-rs of Friday night. - He
w'ent from his homo this morning on
East Main street to tho Hex restaurant
earning a Winchester rifle, which lay
nanny inr instant use, while bo was
eating. Sunday morning on tbe way to
breakfast at the same place he also
carried the rifle, and some persons
claim to have seen a bodyguard with
liim also. He visited tho business sec
tlon Sunday afternoon without the
rifle, but bad a body guard.
Chief of Police Timothy Joked with
Mr. Hale this morning on meeting the
latter with his rifle on his breakfast
trip, asklnt? him If be was going duck
hunting. "Yes, and tbey may be flying
high' was the laughing reply. : Chief
Timothy says that tlio bodyguard Is
Mr. Halo s brother-in-law from Hugone,
Ore.
locdErieis
The Clks band rehearsal will be held
Tuesday night. All members are urged
to bo present.
Talent high school won the Jacks"0
county championship In basket liall Frl-
Jday night when the Tsletit'tossers de
feated the Rogue River qnlntft by a
score of 51 17.
Ralph 1 lard well left for a business
visit at Sun Francisco this afternoon.
He bad Intended to accompany George
M, Roberts as far ns that city Sunday
on the hitter's Journey to Cincinnati.
O., but was unalilo to do so.
WOOD!
Fir MAO Tier ami up,
I'lsh Kg Coal ll.SO ion.
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
rn l ie ..n.t Third Phone 31'J
I ' aj
OBITUARY
WALKER pearl Klenor Walker,
daughter cf J. J. Walker, died at tho
home of her father iu Talent Sunday
morning at 7::.u. ago three years.
Tbe little daughter leaves her fath
er and two brothers, George and Har
ry Crelghtr n. Her milber bavins
passed away a week ago.
The funeral will be held Tuesday
afternoon at 2 t "clock at tbo Stork
Fudertaklng parlors at Ashland.
HARDING STANDS PAT ON BONUS
(Continued from Page One)
When the house met today Repre
sentative Garner of Texas, ranking
democrat on the ways and means
committee asked unanimous conseul
for Mr. Mondell to tell the house
when thn bonus bill would he taken
up. Representative Campbell, re-
piibllcaii, Arkansas, demanded the
previous order shutting off the re
quest. Later however, Mr. Garner
asked Speaker C.illett for Informa
tion about the bonus and was told
that no one would be recognized to
bring it up today.
All Ship Dill Reject!.
WASHINGTON. Mnr. 20. The
shipping board today rejected nil bids
received for the 1490 shipping honrd
vessels recently announced for sale
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The Civil War ended more
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rneuniatism, lumbago, sciatica,
( constipation, heart trouble and
.diseases of the kidneys and
('.
One veteran, Mr. 'Abram
Arnold, R. F. D. No. 2, Camp
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year and hale and hearty, tells
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good health. lie writes:
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