- P'AGE THREE
L
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SPEED VIOLATOR
A speed demon in the cUy of
Med ford will bo a rare curlouslty in
a year from now if ail of them re
ceive ;tho same penalty as was meted
out tQ one who. came , before Justice
Glenn, O. Taylor .this morning.
This gentleman was arrested seve
ral days ago near the town of Rogue
River. Officer Hamaker, who is a
member of the state traffic force and
who. is always around when speeders
leant -,expect, caught him making
other (objects on the highway appear
as though they were in reverse. His
speed was about 48 miles per hour
and as the limit is 30, the man in the
O. p., uniform and -mounted on the
little tin steed decided that 48 was
too -much.
ThOi speeder was brought before
the judge this -morning and- was sen
tenced to 30 days in jail and had his
driver's license takqn away from him
for.B,.,period pf six months. The jail
sentence was suspended as long as
the offender remains on his. good be
havior. This was. the second time
that;... f this particular . person-was
brought before the judge on ta speed
ing ;qharge.
The . namo is withheld -because of
the -claim that he .would lose his po
sition if it became public
FAVOR RADIO FOR
POLICE BUSINESS
SAN FRANCISCO. June 21. Reso
lutions, favoring government control
or the national bureau for criminal
Identification and asking for radio
equipment for all police stations and
a standardized police uniform, thru
out the country were adopted today
at the annual convention of the in
ternational? association of chiefs of
police. Other resolutions adopted
called for the standardizing of traf
fic signals and the regulation of pool
halls and kindred places of amuse
ment. ' ,
LOSES THUMB, BUT
SlSW-BILL
OLYM!P.IA, Wash., June 2 1. In an
at.tempt to recover a five dollar bill
which he had dropped under the
wheels of a passenger train standing
The Whole Family Makes Up This Baseball Nine
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This is the famous "one family baseball team" of Watsonville, California, the "All-Skillicorns''. ' Left . to ' right,
they are: (back row) Hill, age 31, left rlelder; George, 29, 1st base; Clarence, 28, catcher; Archie, 24, 3rd bnse;
Harry, 22, pitcher. (Front row) Elmer, 11, right field; Kenneth, IS, ccnteifiold; Eddie, 20, short stop; and, Amos,
10, 2nd base. Dad Skillicorn acts as coach and manager for the unique nine and when in need of a pinch hitter
either swings a bat himself or calls on one of his four daughters to fill in.
CONCERNED
VISIT OE
GERMAN MILITARY
PARIS, June fcl. (By the Asso
ciated' Press) French official cir
cles are displaying considerable con
cern over the arrival in Moscow of a
German military mission of, which
Colonel Bower, chief aide to General
Ludendorff, and Col. Hentza, an as
sistant of Hugo Stinnes, are mem
bers. The officials 'say they have
reason to. believe- the military men
have gone io Moscow to make a sur
vey of tho soviet army with a view
to a possible accord . between Ger
many and Russia. ' '
Tho presenco of German officers in
Moscow and the recent warlike, utter
ances of M. Freundz, chief of staff of
tho bolshevik army, are regarded
with significance by the French of
ficials. . .'. .J ; ,
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OBSIWERlRTS
BY A. F. L MEET
CINCINNATI, Ohio, June 21. (Dy
the Associated Press.) Four amend
ments to the,, constitution, of the
United States and repeal of the. Sher
man antl-truat law wero recommend
ed today to the American Federation
of Labor convention by the special
policy committee.
j Without discussion or opposition,
tho convention today adopted a reso
lution favoring an investigation of the
alleged discriminatory action which
Is said to be contemplated by Har
vard college," to bar admission of
Hebrews as students. .:
The. convention adopted resolutions
favoring a congressional investiga
tion of parcel post rates and ordering
Federation officers to investigate the
federated press to doterml onlts fair
ness in presentation of labor news.
, Fewer working hours for postal
employes, who work night Bhifts was
favored by another resolution adopt
ed." -The convention also voted Its en
dorsement of labor .courses. In coir
leges. -
Wood F. Axton, of Louisville,. Ky.,
'a tobacco manufacturer, was the first
employer to address the convention
since it opened ton days.agQ. He le
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DAY .LICENSE ON
CARNIVALS, ETC.
Tho city council last, night with
mombers Antle and Koeno absent, ami
with the mayor and' members Miles.
Oaddis. Drossier and,' Lumsden pres
ent, disposed of a largo amount of rou
tine business, and. discussed tv proposed
ordinance to charge a license foe of
200 a. day for all traveling carnivals
and tent theatrical tent shows, which
would practically bar Biich amuse
ments from showing In Modford.
As tho intention is to bar only ob
jectionable carnivals and tent shows
and not bar legitimate attractions with
legitimate features the council decided
to give the! tentative ordinance under
consideration much further study and
'have, important- changes made before
voting on it. The proposed ordinance
does not apply to circuses, which will
be allowed. to show as heretofore at a,
license fee of 50 a day per ring. . .
All oyer. Oregon tho various cities
and, towns, including Portland, , are
legislating against carnivals, streot
shows and, other similar traveling at
tractions, which take much money out
''.... Circuit Court . ...
F. Roy Davis, court reporter's ,
. salary JU6.60
A. II. Thompson, circuit court
crlor 30.00 of the city and give .poor entertain-
A. Ii. Gates,
. Hess
circuit court wit-
H. D. Drew, .circuit-court, wlt
. ness .
Luolla Applegate, petit Juror..'.'
Ernest Applegate, petit Juror..,,,
John Byrne, circuit court wit
ness - .. . .'. ;
Myrtle W. Blakeley, circuit
court witness
Kenneth Beebe, petit Juror...
C. C. Beale, petit Juror .
W. H. Boren, potit Juror ..............
F. W. Burdetto, meals for Jurors
.ioe Cave, circuit court witness..
Jas. M. Cronemlller,., circuit
court witness
J. A. Curry.v circuit court wit?
ness .., ,
ment In return. .Especially is the leg
50.80 islntlon aimed to bar out all gambling
,1 contrivances, and, games, of skill and
68.40 chance, and Ulis is tl)e main purpose
19.00.. of tho proposed new Medrord ordl
18.60 . nance, which has . heretofore charged
I carnivals and , theatrical tent attrac
1.00. , tlonB a $50 per day license fee.
I The council, acting at the benost or
3.00
10.60
L. C. Charleyi petit juror .. 16.00
tho property owners of Haven street,
22 00' niiuftoaumu 01, ipv uihiita ..-..-
13 40 '"SB vas George Kunzmnn, decided to
700 ' co-operate with the, property iwnors
6.00 and not only grade and gravel Haven
'street, but to open that thoroughfare
2.0Q up to connect with South Grape street.
lThe cost to each -lot ownor of this
x 'much noeded and long desired im-
L. IT. Compton, state wardon in
bank cases ............... '
Loren L. Damon,, petit Juror........
F. Roy Davis, circuit , court; tran
script ........... ........
J. W. Dressier; circuit court. wit-,
ness ........ ....i.
Mrs. J. A. Daron, circuit court,
witness ..:.a
H. Egbert, petit juror ......
Nels Erlcltson, petit juror............
Charles y. JFraloy, petit jurov,..,.,
Mrs. Goold, circuit .court wit
ness ;.......,. ,
Geo. Orlssby, j6lrcu.lt court wit
ness Mrs. Tom, Grlgsby, circuit court
witness ........ ...... ..I
Joe Gagnon, circuit court wit
ness : ...;..........,..
A. B. Gates. , cash advanced in
slate. cases T
Lot ha, Grigsby, circuit court .wit
ness
proveinont is $15 per lot. Tho city
58 57.own8 ''re0 lta n the streot and will
lcioo . stand its share.
. A number of minor ordinances relat
7.60 ing to Btralghtening out property titles
were passod.
3.60
16.00
18.60
I8.0O
.. 4 G0
8.00
3.00
W!T. LASSEN STARTS
3.0V
DENVER, Colo., June 21. Transfer c!ared his stand with, organized la-Jolln Gaesier, circuit court' wit-
at' the Northern Pacific station here of English control of the silver market bor and added that "the federation
today, Thomas McDaniel of Olympia to the American mining interests by base, done moro for humanity than
suffered the loss of the thumb and the formation of a North and South any force in tho world,
forefinger of his left hand. The t American silver producers association
train started juts as McDaniel made find International cooperation to pre-
a grab for the greenback. He was vent substitution of other metals than
taken to a. local hospital. ; He recov-! silver for subsidiary coinage were the
ered the money,
Please remember that classified ads,
locals and small ads . are cash In ad
vance. Bring in your ads and do not
use telephone.
principal points advanced today before
the'western mining conference here.
Other Bpeakers urged that the enor
mous Increase of world credits and
financial transactions make necessary
tf an increased volume of basic money.
B is reallv
many coiteesf m
pne.Each coffee
is used for its
special qualities.
Some are for Kody
sonie for mJoma
but all of them
toeetnei
flavor.'
n
Cupping IfeHe
- - tii
are tested A
"Whir
KATO, NEW PREMIER,
TO CUT JAP ARMY
The cabinet chosen by Admiral
Baron Tomosabura Kato, the new pre
mier has been confirmed. It contains
several members of tho cabinet of for
mer Premier Takahashi and includes
seven peers." Kato was the leading
Japanese delegate to tho Washington
Arms conference-V. . . .
'.,H ' ., '',",,
v-- 8LY PU83 '. '
(.Rlch . Dad: Jf-.you marry this
, fellow what c!o you expect to live
: on?. .; , ; ( , .' ... .
Daughter: Llvo on what we ex
pee'tl : . . . ' ,
i County Court Proceedings
.The following is a schedule of ex
penditures of Jackson County, Oregon
together with a list of the claimants
and articles of service for which the
claim is made and which were uassed
upon by the County Court of Jackson
County during tho month, of May, 1921!.
The following bills wore allowed as
follows with the exceptions shown: ,
County Court and Commissioner!
G. A. .Gardner, county. Judge's
; (Salary $166.66
v ictur Bursell, county commis-.
I sioner's salary and expense....
James Owens, county 'Commis-
i sloner s salary and expense...
Home Tel. & Tel. Co.. county
judge's tel. bill for March
Home Tel. & Tel. Co., county
judge's tel. bill for April.........
Jacksonville Post, county judge
of lice supplies
Postal Tel. & Cablo Co., county
judge s telegrams -..
Western Union Tel. Co., county
65.20
89.00
4.55
' 6.25
8.00
2.91
ness ...
ilome Tel. & Tel. Co., circuit
judge's telephone for;March..
Vance. Hall, circuit, court wit-.
ness : i,............
Mrs. A. D. Hall, circuit court
witness ....
J. F. i.ittson, circuit court wit; .
ness ;
Jesse Houck, petit juror.. j.
Benj. Haymond, petit Juror....,.:,..
Geo. W. Herriott, petit Juror...!..
C. T. Hamilton, petit juror.....
Bert Harrv circuit court witness
Jack Hemstroet,. circuit, court,
witness ;
C. W. IsaacB, petit Juror...,.:.....;,..
nildred Jenkins,- circuit court
witness ,
Nan Kinney, circuit court wit
ness .. .,....., ....
Mrs. Kenyon, circuit court.wlt
ness ,i. .'....,...
J. H. xjeggitt, circuit, court wit
ness .,': ,....!.......;.
Bud Lawjence, circuit court wlt
ness Katherine Lindley, petit, juror..
J. H. ueggltt, circuit court wit
ness i. :,
H. C. Mackey, petit Juror...,...... 16.00
Issle McCullv, petit Juron......!.. 15.00
Ches, L. McKimmey, petit juror 18.20
J. J. McMahon,' circuit court
icourt witness j,. ...,., v v.
Bill Maddox, circuit court wit
ness :
Bryce Nichols, circuit court, wit
ness ........-..........,
Hallet F. Piatt, petit Juror.........
O. i''. Reddy, petit Juror. ....
P. F. Swayne, circuit court wlt-
UUBB ....
Olive , E.
juror
Win. A. Shell, petit Juror............
Helen- M. Sears, petit juror...-.-..
Clara Stewart, circuit court.
witness !..,...,.i.".7.....'J..T.i'
Chas. T. Sweeney, circuit court
witness ., ,
Glenn O. Taylor, circuit court
- witness .-.
E. A.. Thompson, circuit court
witness ,.........
Geo. L. Trcjchlp.r, circuit court,
witness .1
W. W. Truax, petit juror ...:....7.,"
LRoy TJIrich, circuit court wit-.
- ness -,.t....--w
h. H. Van Horn, cirbuit Court
- witness .
A. S. Wells, circuit court wit
ness
Eva Wolganiott,. circuit . court
witness
Ernest Wojgamott circuit court
witnesB .. -J.......'......'.'..r...
U 8. York, petit juror.,..,'Ji:'.;..r
Homo, Tel. & Tel. , Co.,' circuit
Judge's telephone, inA pril...,
Mary Duggan, clrcui,t court bailiff
Rodger's Paper Company court,
reporter's expense r...,...'
Fred Champlln circuit "' court
witness ...a.,.-..-
H. H. Dannies, circuit court wit
ness - ;
Howard Ash, petit Juror
Magnus Hall,. circuit court wit
ness. . .... , -L-1.',., . 69.8p
RENO, Nov., Juno 21. Lassen Poak
..in northwest Plumas county, Callfor-
15.0Q Ola, has burst out In the heaviest or up
. . ' tion slnco 1915, a dispatch from Susan-
vllle says, and nshos are boing thrown
far to the north and east. It started
3.00
4.95
at1 8 o'clock last night. Clouds of
smoke are visible for 40 mllos.
gwedenburg, v petit
6.00
0.00
3.00
13.00
18.60
17.60
7.80
9.00
3.00
16.60
3!00
2.00
3.00
0.00
B.OO
16.20
3.00
2.00
3.00
90.20
16.00
16.00
1.00
18.60
18.60
21.00
' 8.00
. 3.00
: . -oo
'8.00
' 3.00
, 19.0,0
400
7.60
68.80
8,00
3.00
15.00
' 4120
15.00
10.88'
"7.00
63.90
11.00
With Medfnrd trnde 1 Medfnjul mnrtr
RECOVERS JUST
AS HE IS ABOUT
TOGIVEUPJOB
Portland Man Says He Often
Had to Lay Off Days at a
Time Until Tanlac Entire
ly Overcome His Alarming
Stomach Trouble.
"I was so bad off I nlmuat pavo
up my Job, but I feel Just fine slnco
taking Tanhii;," said Andrew C.
KregnesH, 3110 , E. 11th at.. North,
Portland, Oro.
"For over two years I suffered
droudfully from stomach , trouble,
Kverythlng I ato would sour. I bloat
ed terribly .with saa and there was
a burning Just like u coal of fire in
my stomach, My bead, ached fit to
burst and I E"t so dizzy It was all I
could do to keep from fulling. I
nlBo had pains across my back so bad
I could lmrdly stoop over. My sleep
did mu no good and 1 ulwaya got up
with an awful bud taste In my
mouth and feeling worse than. I did
when I wont to bod.
"Six bottlea of Tnnluc completely
rid mc of my troubles. I now eat
anything, never huvo n headache,
have gained. Bpvoral pounds In weight
and never lose a day from work. Ian
lao suro -ia a great, medicine." '.
Tanlao la sold , by all good, drug
gl.StM. v
Adv.
USED GAR
BARGAINS
1 HUDSON SEDAN. v ' !..
1 HUDSON TOURING Good
Shape. Disc wheels. '..i
1 MODEL 34 LIGHT SIX VELIE
1 -toon nnsT TmrRTNfi
1 OVERLAND 90 TOURING. ' v
1 5-PASSENGER VELIE ;
1 MAIBOHM TOURING , .
1 FORD SEDAN .," ;
We Trade in Your Old Used Car
TERMS TO SUIT '
Open Sundays and Evenings ,
Medf ord Velie Co.
Nordwiqk Bldg. f. 29 , Front
Crowns You'll Wear, Men!
Don't fail, y to visit r.us'Jf ;
there's' a possible chance of .
your needing a hat or , cap...;
We can say. with full con
viction the hew lot of these"
received this, .,,weeH ; repre.
sent the highest . ' acnie've
ment . in, "pattern elegance
' and design.
Special
and worth more . '
Certainly Pap tQ Get the Bst..;
SPRINGER & LEE
DUDS FOR MEN.
105 W. Main
Open Eyeninj:
far I . '- - "" ' 1 1 , i i .in. i rt. m
w
ssot even uoajl ever ;i
this value before
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303Va-
HEN you look at a
30x3VaU5CQat
$10.90 think back
for a minute as far
as you carireniember XJSCQ,
The truth is that men have
always found USCO an out-, ,
standing money's worth no .
matter what its price.,. .
'Today; at $10.90. USCO
maintains its established
standard of quality. -
And because, of the new
price, it sets a new index of
tire value.
.Men. who, have
USCO have never
inclined to measure
value by the general
run of tires, i
United States Tiros ,
, r Sesd. Jlras NV
. Since last ftili when USCO
established the iO.?0
price range they have rec
ocnized it as a 1 value '
A still greater
money'svortli.
cnan even
'USCO-itoelf "
liad reached
before.,-
..
been ' , -A ? -irfSffiS ' JtJRrrSSFl- I
fi' srY im ii itK'm irrtijan -fl-aMir . . . i -
CopTrifht . 'tjMiij
charged
United States Tires
United States 0 Rubber Company.
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,. Can, Buy V
U.S. Tires:
0..E. Gates Autoi. Co., Medford ',' '.TTreicnler MiotOr Ob. Medf ord
Jonea & KirJtpatrick, Ino,, Medf ord' 1 T E'Codie'ackaonvill -!'
Central point Service Station, Central Point , r -
3.69
Total
.:.$1286.46
. Total
....$345.20
(To bo continued.) .
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Judge s telegrams