ftrTCDFOftTI MATE TRIBUNE. ArEDFOTID, QKEOONV TTTTTRSBAY." JITXE 15, 1922
PRINCE REGENT OF
Wrestling and Skating Bear to
be Feature of '49 Celebration
IN GOLF GAME
HAKONE, .Tapan-Man5' 'depar
tures from the uhuaI ariivitltifi, of-the
Jmperlnl family are being made Ijy
the prince regent, but none more no
ticeable than his interest in sport.
During his vimi to. Kurope he wua
attracted by ol and on hln return
here started tnking lessons from
members of tho different clubs which
are Increahlmj in, Japan. . He put In
ho mo practice foi (his same with the
1'rlncq of Wales and while it was
noticed that he had a good style,
his efficiency in the same was not
marked, due largely to nervousneHs
called by the clicking ot camera uh
he Came to the tee to drive off. After
his match with the English prince
the prince regent camo to Hakone
and. practiced dozily on tho links of
the hotel, which was also, contrary to
precedent. Another surprise for the
Japanese people was that.'tho prince
regent! in going to and returning from
the course Instead of, saluting for
mally, took off his golf cap and nod
ded lii the most informal manner.
Court News
(Furnished by the Jackson
- . County Abstract Co.)
Marriage Licenses
Frank C. Oltirk nncl Ida M. Turnor.
Prentiss Ss Puckett and , Qllve II.
Kirk..
P.'1 8. Cnrtnr and Susanna Homos.
Kvorett H. Drayton and Helen D.
Teddy.
Bdward (). Durness and Usula R.
Conrad.
Circuit Court
Talent Irriif. Dlst. vs. Austin . B.
Brown. Summons.
Talent lrrig. Dint, vs. 12, U. Barron
Summons. "
W. S. DuPeau vs. F. Pnlmor. Judg
ment.
V7 C. Foster vs. Clias. E. Wolcott et
al. Affidavit and order. 1
W. C. Foster vs. E. H. Sander et al
Affidavit and ordor.
h. M. Langloy vs. Goo. u. King et al
Affidavit and order. " '"'
h. M. Langloy vs.' Chas. H. Wood
ward et al. Affidavit and order.
It. M. Langley vs. Abraham Stauf
lacner el al. Affidavit and ordor.
1 M. Langloy vs. C. A. Knight et al
.Affidavit and ordor.
M. B. Walker vs, W. W. Perkins.
A fffilnvff nfniilt Ioama 1.111 .
W. C. Foster vs. Win. C. Owen et al
Tax foreclosure. Judgment. ,
W. C. FoBtor vb. Alameda TruBt Co.
Tax foreclosure, Judgment..
Sou. Oregon Exploration Co. vs. W.
O. Lynch et al. For money.
State vs. Josephine Sargent Con
trlmitlng to delinquency of a minor,
Viola May Stone vs. M. W. Standard
et al. To foreclose 'contract. ' '"
Atlantic Ore & Alloys Co. vs. It. J.
Rowed. To cancell agreement.
State Ind. Accident Com. vs. John
II. Dennlson. Summons.
Grants Pbbs Irrig. Dlst. vs. C. M.
Dean," Answer.
Mullock Merc. Agency, vs. W.. H.
Smith',--Summons. '
. Wv C; Foster vs. Mary E. Cogglns
Berry 'ot nl. Tan Judgment. '
V. C. Foster vs. Mary Ellen Wilson
et al. . Tax Judgment
Wi- C. Foster, vs. Albert F. Counctt
et al. 'Tax Judgment.
W.s C. Foster vs. Edward J. Schnel
(lor et al. Tax Judgment.
Mae Talner vb. Otto Frank Talnor.
Findings and conclusions, default, de
cree, .
Ethel S. Freeman vs. John C. Free
man. ' Amended complaint.
Frank 13.. Upton et al. Wallace L.
Upton et al. "Notlco; : ' -
phas..D. Brady vs. Anna Brady.
Proof of publication. . ' .
Jessie L, Chumborlaln vs. C. E,
Chamberlain., Summons. ,
State vs. R. .p. nines. Stipulation,
order.' '
CORNS
lift Off with Fingers
Doesn't Tiurt a bit I Drop a little
"Freeione" on an aching corn, instantly
that corn stops hurting, then shortly
you lift itt'right off with fingers. Truly I
Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of
"Freezone" for a few cents, sufficient to
remove every hard com, soft corn, or
corn between the tnes, and the calluses,
without soreness or irritation.
Vi Day or Night
WEEKS-CONGER CO
Funeral Directors
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Alice Teddy, roller Bkating and
wrestling bear, an Orphoum vaudeville
circuit attraction, will give a perfor
mance at tho American Legion "nys
of '49" celebration, Thursday night at
the Natutoritim. Alice. Teddy glides
about on rollers with uncanny ease
nnd also engages In scientific wres
tling with her trainer.
State vs. R. D. Hlnes. Motion, order
dismissing case No. fillC.
State vs. R. D. Hines. Motion, order
dismissing case No. D12C.
Stnto vs. John Goodwin. Ordor.
State vs. It. D. Hlnes. Stipulation,
order, of continuance case No. 431C.
Stato ys. It. D. Hlnes. Motion, order
of dismissal case No. -181.
State vs. Henry Young. Order. 1
Stato Hunk of Talent vs. Cecil B.
Wilson. Certificate of levy.
Sam Potter vs. William Mumphrey.
Mechanics lien,
W. N. Offutt Jr. et nl vs. J. J
Bropliy. Chattel Hen.
R. F. Kruggel et ul vs. W. II. Sams
Chattel Hen.
Medford Domestic T.nnndry Co., vs.
Frank Heheffleld. Stipulation
Carehlne Thomnson vs. 1ti;lmrd
Thonmson. Affidavit. Order.
Karl H. Fehl vs. City -of Medford,
et al. Iteslstanee to motion.
Jlullock Merenntilo Ageney vs. O.
C. Kljlln. Affidavit.
Mary R. Fuller vs. Kdward A. Ful
lor. Affldnvlt. Older.
Earl Fell I vb. City of Medford. Mo
tion.
13. a. now vs. f. E. Siliuler, et al.
Lien foreclosure.
ltena Avery vs. Wm. it. Avery. VI
voree.
Talent -Irrigation District vs. E. It.
Harron. To rondeinn i-IkIU of way.
Mary E. Fuller vs. Eilwayd A. Kill
ler. Divorce.
L. M. Langley vs. 'Win., C. Klser
Jr., ot ul. To quiet.
L. M. uuiKley vs. M. Cohvell, nt ill.
To quiet
L. M. Lnngley vs. Heirs ot Frtd-
erleh Kltsehanl. To quiet.
I'rank Kouth vs. Jumes T. Logan.
Curtlfk'iitu of levy. .
A. W. Walker vs. Firemen's Fund
Insuranee Co. Order.
Central Door and Lumber Co., vs.
E. C Hlee. Itemized statement.
31. K. Hati-li vs." Medford Coast
Hallway Co. Motion.
Jesse Neathamer vs. C. E. Wlek-
strom, et al. Motion.
ul. Default
W. C. Foster vs. Alameda Trust
Co., et nl. Default.
V. - C. Foster vs. Albert F. Connett.
et al. Default.
W. C. Foster vs. Mary E. CokkIiis
Ilerry, et nl. ' Default.
W. Foster vs. Mary Ellen Wil
son, et lit. Default.
W. C. Foster vs. Jeff D. Thorp, et
III. Default.
W. C. Foster vs. Edward J. Selinel-
der. et nl. Default.
Talent lri-lKatlon Dlstrlet vs. Aus
tin II. Itrown. To eomletnn right of
way.
Real Estate Transfers
J. H. E. Cramer to Albort Mc
Cabe, land In sec. 10, tp. 38, S.
R. 1 W
M. C. Larkln to Luzella Damon,
lot 9, blk. 2, W. Medrord Add...
E. G. Brown ot ux to W. N.
Offutt, lot in blk. 2, Galloway's
Add. to Medford
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Probate Court
EbL Wm. E. Kiihlor. Proof of publi
cation. '
Est. J. M. Carlton, Inventory- nnd
appinlsenient.
Est. Eliza J. Melntlrn. Citation.
Est. Antone Rose. Proof of publica
tion. .......
Est. D. O. Messner. Inventory nnd
npprnlaemeiit.
Est. T. T. Provost. Affidavit.
Est. S.ophla Florence Patterson.
Oath and order.
W. N. Offutt Jr. and E. l.lttrell Jr.
assume the business name ot Offutt's
Garage.
Sophia Florence Patterson (dec.)
estate. Admitted to probate.
Virginia Fules (die.) estate. ' Ad
mitted to probate.
tleorge Is. Smith, estate. Inventory
and npprnlsem.ent. ,
(leo. A. Hunt. Ml. K. Anile. M. E.
Seliuehni-d, incorporate us 'Oeo. A.
Hurt & Cvmpuiiy."
Mary C. Hesselgrave, et nl to
Lucy D. Williams. Q. C. D. to
land In D. L. C. 55, twp. 37 S.,
It. 2 west 1
Hugo O. Frohbaeh, et ux, to G.
S. Hutler, S. W. D. to lot on
Wlfshtninn street, Ashland .. , 10
Annie E. Foster, et ux, to Oeo.
Yockel, W.' D. to hind In'
; sec. 23, twp, 39 S., 11. .1 list 18,000
Ed Peiu-o, et al to Thinner Mur-
ston, et nl, Q. C. D. to placer
Mining Claims 300
S. S. Stevens, et ux, to 8. S.
Stevens, et ux, Q. C. D. to 14
Int. In land in see. 89, twp. 38
S., 1!. 1 West 10
M. W. Wagner, et ux, to Chas.
W. Luninn, et al, W. D. tQ
lot In Phoenix 350,
M. W. Wagner, et ux, to Chns.
W. Luinan, et al, W. D. to
laud in D. L. C. 42, twp. 38,
S., It. 1 West 700
O. H. Bonner to A. T. Schultis,
W. D. to XE of NW, sec. 20,
twp. 34 S., It. 1 East 10
Norman E. Honner to O. H.
Homier W. D. to NE of NW.
see. 20, twp. 34 S., It. 1 Enst 10
E. M. Hoyden to A. Schultis,
W. D. to SW of SB. sec. 20,
twp. 34 S It. X E:ist ,. 200
S. Ailnms to Fred Cecil'
Adams, et nl, deed to SE of .
. NE ,N Mi of SE, NE ot SW, ,
see. 32. twp. 33 S n. 1 W.
II. Waldo Dlkemnh to Frances
Dlkcinan, deed to W H of
" W H of NE. sec. 14, twp. 35
S.. H. 3 W :.
S. N. Oarman, et ux, to O. C.
Hoggs, deed to land In sec.
2(1, twp. 35 S It. 4 W. ... 10
Thomas Collins, et ux, to H.
F, McLaughlin, et ux, W. I).
to part blk. 2, Cottago Add.
to Medford 700
Elizabeth Hreese, et al to. Fan-,
nle S. Lyman, W. D. to land
In see. 19. twp. 38, S., It. 1 W 10
Frank Htiunn, et ux, to A.' V.
Hood, et ux. W. IX' to lot 8,
blk. ."A" Boulevard Park
Add. to Ashland . 10
Frances D. lloagland, et vlr,
to Joseph Mnnn, et ux, W. D.
to lot 7, blk. 67, , Central
Point , JO
Joseph Mann, et ux, to W. S.
. 1 longland. W. D. to lot 7, blk. .
57, Central Point 10
Mary F. Heddy, et vlr to Saint
Antllonv. Inc., Q. C. D. to N.
21 feet of lot 8, Itlk. 11, and
lot 3, blk. tl. Queen Anno
Add. to Medford 9
p. M. lloss. et.ux. to. J. W. .
Smith. W. D. to land in D.
L. C. 45. twp. 36 S.. H. 1 W 2500
City of Medford to Frank Ong-
uon. deed to lot 20, Laurel
Park Add. to Medford 135
0. E. Illlslnger, et ux. to P. J.
Neff. W. D. to SW of NW,
NE of NW. all In see. 16, twp.
38 S., U. 1 West . . .4 10
James L. Yokuni to Charles H.
Chninbeiialii. W; D. to N. 57
feet lots 28 and 29, E. 10 feet
of N. 67 feet of lot 27, blk.
"A," Kailroad Add. to Ash
land 10
J. M. Kllgour, et ux. to J. II. .
' Uueh. W. D. to lot 10, N H
lot II, block 4, Medford ... 1
O. C. Hoggs, et ux. to Pnlted
Slates National Hank, W. D.
to SB of SE, sec. 1; twp. S3 8.,
It. 2 Enst 0
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CHICAGO. Women's modes have a
direct effect on auditorium acoustics,
according to Prof. F. R. Watson of the
department of physics of the Univer
sity of Illinois. "Speakers can be heard
more easily when their audience Is
composed chiefly of women than when
It is preponderatoly masculine," he
said. "This is because women, as ex
periments have Bhown, absorb more
sound than men, owing to the clothing
worn."
Prof. Watson, who analyzed the
acoustic properties of the' Municipal
Pier here, and whose recommenda
tions for Improvements were adopted
by the city authorities, has devised an
instrument that simplifies acoustic
analyses. It is an arc-light reflector,
whltfli aends Its hissing together with
a beam of light to inaccessible colling
surfaces to determine the presence
and paths of any echoes. As the
sounds and the light take the same
path, the light indicates the point in
the ceiling surface where the sound
strikes, and the angle of sound reflec
tion is then mathematically computed.
A standard organ pipe is blown and
the.time taken for the sound to die out
1b measured with a stop-watch.
'The usual trouble in an auditor
lum", snld Prof. Watson, "results from
the fact that the walls do not absorb
sound to any great extent, and conse
quently the word uttered by the seak
er takes a long time to die out. lu the
meantime other words are spoken that
becomo confused with the sound of the
first words. In some cases curved
walls produce echoes and concentrate
the sound in unexpected waysr Sound
absorbing materials are the usual cor
rective; cushions in the seats are quite
efficient, but In Homo cases hair felt
should be placed on the walls.
Good Help In Summer
Indigestion causes worry, nervous
ness, sick headaches, biliousness, coat-
ed tongue, bad breath, bloating, gas,
constipation and constant distress.
Henry C. Thome, 1002 Harrison Ave.,
Boston, Mnas., writes: ' "Since taking
Foley Cathartic Tablets I feel fine.1
They cleanse the bowels, sweeten the
stomach and Invigorate the liver.
Cause no pain, no nausea. No habit
forming Just a good, wholesome
physic. Sold everywhere. Adv.
Car. Washing Service
(ilve Youiv Car a Weekly Washing
for $-1.00. a-Month .
VERNE S.' WHITE
- At Hlttson'8 GuraKo
Wear Tuns ntul Gray;
Throw yoiii' Clothes Brush nway;
For Outing they're fine
When made by Kloin ,
In Whipcord, Serge or Gaberdine,
0. D., or Forest Shades.
Priced low considering Quality,
$35.00 to $50.00
KLEIN The TAILOR
NEWCOMB
FOR WOOD
16inch Slab Wood, dry in yard,
$1.75 per tier. Delivered green,
$1.75 in loads of 4 tier, dumped
Dry Mill Blocks, $7.00 per load, or
$6.50 dumped.
Phone 631
USED CAR
BARGAINS
Where your dimes look
, like baby dollars
1920 MAXWELL TOURING.
Run only 6000 miles.
1920 FORD SEDAN. Shock ab
sorbers, cord tires all around.
HUDSON SEDAN in A 1 shape.
Just the car for traveling.
1 OVERLAND 9p and a DODGE
TOURING.
These cars are all priced right
to sell. Trade that flivver on a
larger car. Terms to suit the pur
chaser. Phone 732 and our sales
man will call. Open Sundays and
Evenings. ...
Medford Velie Co.
Nordwick Bldg. 28 S. Front St
Ashland Granite Company
Incorporated for $150,000-Shares $100 each.
' . ; (' , - . - '.
This company is formed for the purpose of buying 140 acres and the equipment
of the' Blair Granite Company, near Ashland, enlarging the plant and building' up a great
wholesale monumental granite business. , .
Three months investigation reveals the fact that all conditions are favorable for
the very profitable operation of a concern employing many men at good wages and bring
ing thousands of dollars into the valley monthly from outside sources.
An illustrated booklet containing the names of the twenty Ashland business inert
behind this project will be sent free upon application.
A visit to the quarry will open your eyes to the possibilities. Transportation will
be. provided for valley people who will make knoVn their desire to go. The quarry is
Ihroe miles south of the lughway from the Neil Creek turuoff, about C miles above
Ashland. ' ' . .
Mr. Earl Mciling, 'phone 707-L, will furnish any information desired, take stock
subscriptions and arrange for visits to the quarry.
Help build a big business and get your reward in dividends.
Opportunity plus action brings results. We furnish the opportunity.
. 1 . . . .
ASHLAND GRANITE COMPANY, Ashland, Oregon
.. , . H. C. GALEY, Stock Subscription Solicitor.
A STANDARD
Willard
Battery
For Fords Or Other
Light Cars
$23.60
AND YOUR OLD BATTERY
Other Batteries. Cost Proportionally
This is. a battery guaranteed by the Old Reliable Battery Shop
Electric Shop
Eighth and Bartlett Sts. Phone 22-J
CALL ON US FOR SERVICE ' ?
Have You Seen Our Radio Batteries?
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manufactured" products. Look up
in tills directory the brand Dame of.
the article you. want than ask
for it.
Buy from merchants who
J display this sign
Merchants who display this sign,
recommend Oregon Quality mer
chandise. They are community
upbuilders. Buy from them.
OREGON vpvod,ucits - can supply .-your
every building need! If you're going -to
have a new house, garage, or do, sonie re
pairing see that your material is Oregon-
niade! ...
Not only lumber, which, a you know, is -the
finest in the world, but brick, cement, paints, var- '
nisb.es, doors, windows, hardwood flooring, furnaces,
plumbing, roofing, hardware practically everything
you need for building. Buy them at your building
material dealer's or your hardware store.
' If you prefer a factory cut garage or home, buy
one made in Oregon.
Your support of Oregon industries means more
work; more wage earners; bigger payrolls; increased
prosperity for everyone,
v . ...
Associated Industries of Oregon
702 Oregon Building, -Portland, Oregon
These Oregon industries make Oregon quality 0 uildlng materials. They guarantee the goods they
sell. They merit your patronage. .
Oregon Surety and Casualty Co.
Pacific Asbestos & Supply Co.
Pacific States Fire Insurance Co.
Pacific Ten and Awning Co. '
Phoenix Iron Works
Pittsburg Plate Glass Co.
Portland Blue Print' Co.
Portland Bolt and Mfg. Co.
Portland Elevator Co.
Portland 'lre & Iron Worka
Rasmussen & Co.
Shope Erick Co.
Standard Brick & Tile Co.
Stone-Tone Stucco Co.
Thomas, Eruest
Ttmma, Cress Co.
ks.Tuerck-MacKonzia, Machine Co.
Willamette Iron and Steel Works
Wood. Iron Works
Acme Cement Plaster .WorkB
Alnge Cos. The P. T.
Aladdin Co.
Baser, J. C Furnace Co.
Heaver Portland Cement Co.
Beaver Varnish Works.
Blaesing Granite Co.
City 'Awning and Shade Co.
Coast Culvert & Flume Co.
Columbia Digger Co.
Coltynbla Steel Co. .
Columbia Wire and Iron Works
Commercial Iron Works
Concrete Pipe Co.
Crawford & Doherty Foundry Co,
Bondero, C. J.
Durable-Roofing Co.
East Side Mill & Lumber Co.
East Side Boiler Works
Emerson Hardwood Co.
English, J. C, Co.
Ertz, C. W. & Co.
Fuller, W. P. Co.
Gillen-Cole Co. .
Hestar Machine Wks,
King Bros.
Long, A. G., Co.
McCormack Concrete Mfg. Co.
McPherson. W. G. Co.
Monarch Fire Clay Co.
Montag. Stove Works
Multnomah Lumber & B03 Co.
National Tank ft Pipe Co.
N'lcolaHN'eppach Co.
.Northwestern Engineering and
Equipment Co.
Northwestern Fence and Iron W
Oregon Brass Works
Oregon Iron and Steel Co.
Oregon Portland Content Co.