MT!TYFOTCT MATL TRTBTTNTC. MRnFOT?TTOTJKriON'. , FT? TP AY, JULY 7. 1I22
PATIE TTTTITCTT -
USE IF BIG FIRE
IS MEDFORD'S LOT
F
VALLEY WILL SEE
I
;Aii( Cmportant matter was brought
I M'last Wednesday's night's city
nncil meeting by Fire Chief Law
n, on.' which there was no discus
)n and neither was any action tak
011 lie ch'ef'a request, because ot
B stres. of other matters, other than
B prom Ve to take the matter up at
e next i Reeling of the council. i
The chieV asked ' the council to
rchase a mitable quantity of dyna.-
te or pow ver as soon as possible
the fire dfcart'ment, to be held jn
fe storage tr immediate use in
mbattlng a bg fire in the city
puld occasion )r'se- This ei'plo-
ie would 'only be used in case that
jarge fire' was getting away rrom
B firemen and had assumed' pro
rtions o .threatened conflagra-
iit. The,, firemen could! then stop
B spread of the flames by blowing
i buildings i in -the jiath of the
imes. v MS)
Chief ( La.wto.ji declares ithe provid
$ of explosives to be used only in
se of dire necessity its a much
cded patt of modern tire equip-
!nt, which is Used by all. large cit
I and which is being ad opted by
st of the amaUer 'ones. I
jluto dealers and- members of the
nty fairiboard gathered at a lunch
1 at the Hotel Medtford tills noon
d discussed the problem of an auto
dw at the county fairJ It has not yet
in decided 7hether or not a special
'ucture will oet built to house the
rs or whether Uent houses of large
nensions, whlchl the fair association
'eady has purchased, will be used.
Jackson County '.Fair, 'Medford, Sep
jiber il to 16. ' tf
Lime and cement.' Medford Lumber
i. ' 'v' "
Everywhere you ; look you see, a
levrolet. ; ' ; ' tf
County ' Agent C.' C Cato has been
der the weather the past few days
th a bad cold and has only been able
be at his office a few minutes daily.
Hemstitching, t . " '., ,.' . ,
Picottng, , ( .
8c per yard.' '. ' ,' f
IWork finished 'V f
When you vwant It. 1 i
The Vanity Shop, r
Cor. Main and J3artlett St. tf
isiskiyou mineral water. : wholesale
Id retail. Brown1 & Brown. 10S
Wm. Harris, local Standard Oil man,
turned Wednesday from a trip in his
vver to Crater Lake.'
Japanese- parasols 85c, $1.00, $1.25.
psnese Art Store. 94
oash and doors. Medford Lumber
.
DO LATE TO CLASSIFY
5R SALE Cheap! 1' ton Maxwell
truck. Phone 698-X. ' 96
J)R SALE Grain hay; In fteld.two
miles north of towa. Phono 610-J-2.
I . 92
!R RENT Housekeeping rooms,
close in. Apply 323 N. Front St. 97
INVALESCe"nt""hOM15 ASHLAND
T-Chicken every day, fresh veget
ables and fruits, lots of cream and
milk compose our "building diet." 91
Practically every boxing fan in
Medford has decided to see the ama
teur smoker at the Medford Athletic
club this evening, and fans from
Ashland and even as far as Weed are
here for that purpose. The show be
gins at 8:30 sharp and one of the
finest cards ever seen in Medford is
looked for.
The bout between Baughman and
Daw promises to be one of the hard
est battles ever seen here and Man
ager Bob Brown states that the en
tire card will be better than the open
ing smoker which was held last Fri
day night and which caused consid
erable favorable comment among the
fans. Many were heard to say that
it was the best card they had ever
seen here. ;
In addition to the main event be
tween Reese Baughman and Law
rence Daw there will be a good semi
wlndup between LeBter Laurentze
and Dick Adams at 137 pounds and
six good preliniiniary bouts between
a number o local amateurs, .
The bouts begin at 8:30 sharp and
there are no long waits between
bouts. Ladies are cordially invited
to attend.
NO QUITTING TILL
WASHINGTON, July 7. "There
will be no adjournment of congress
until the soldiers' compensation bill
has been made a law. It will be
taken' up and disposed of under a spe
cial agreement as soon as the tariff
bill is passed." . -
This promise was,. made today by
Senator McCumber of North Dakota,
chair man of the finance committee.
jto Mrs. R. H. Smith, of Whitman,
Mass., who delivered a. third petition
bearing a million signatures for en
actment bf the bonus bill.
KLEAGLE FAILS TO
SAN FRANCISCO, July 7. A
bench warrant was Issued today for
Dr. John D. Eckles, dentist, a klea
gle of the Ku Klux Klan, after he had
tailed to appear for trial on a charge
of conspiring to violate the state cor
porate' securities act.' The charge
was brought on complaint of a num
ber of investors in an oil company
in which Dr. Eckles was Bald to have
handled stock. . He was released on
$5,000 bail.
PARIS, July 7. (By Associated
Press). Announcement was made to
day at the closing session of the dis
armament commission of the League
of Nations by Dr. Rlvas Vicuna, Chil
ean ambassador at Paris, that Chile
would demand the inclusion In the
agenda of the fifth Pan-American con
ference, to be. held in Santiago next
March, of the whole question ot world
disarmament, both naval and military.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Richards arrived
in Medford from Kansas Tuesday and
will reside here.
A midnight mystery a gallivant with ghost.
cane of humor ami enough thrills to last a year
IiuitI-
NOW PLAYING!
1 iviHbiu i
SUNDAY
WALLACE HEID
in "REST KREK'
Strap and Buckle .
Patent Leather Flapper
Cut out. pattern vamp, real' kid heel and
sock 'lining, a very good fitting last, at
$6.35 a pair.' . .
Wc. always pivc you value and are careful in
fitting your feet.' . . .
SEE OUE WINDOWS NOW.
. 21 .
North
Central
Coon K-"s
., .' (Since 1912)
Jackson County Fair, Medford, Sept. 12 to 10
Head of Mine Workers Discussing
Strike With Secretary of Labor
John L. Lewis (left) sitting in the office of Secretary Davis, the latter
having invited the labor chief to bring about a settlement of the strike.
D'VALERA'S CHIEF.
OF WOUNDS
IN IRISH BATTLE
DUBLIN, July 7. (By the Asso
ciated Press) Cuthal B.fjghnt one
of Eamon UeValera'a chief lieuten
ants, died today of the wounds he re
ceived on Wednesday when trying to
fight his way clear at the surrender
of the republican garrison Jn the
Sack vi lie street area.
Cathnl Brugha (Charles Burffess)
was one of the most prominent of the
republican leaders who opposed the
terms of the Anglo-Irish treaty from
the start and fought against It to the
finish. He-was DeValeras minister
of defense in the first Dail Eireann
cabinet, directing the campaign
against the British in south Ireland
up to the time the truce was signed
in July of last year.
"When the terms of the treaty ne
gotiated by Arthur Griffith, Michael
Collins and their fellow delegates,
who met the British representatives,
in London late last year became
known, he declared his opposition to
the pact and fought against it in -the
Dail degates and in public speeches.
His address against the ratification
of the pact was one of tho principal
features in the debatf June 1 last. He
charged Griffith with having broken
an agreement not to sign tho treaty
until the document was submitted to
the Irish cabinet and then he gave
active support to the campaign 'of
DeValera against the -provisional
government when the treaty was
ratified. "t-
Out of 700 names on the recall peti
tions against Sheriff Charles K. Terrfll
checked with the registration cards by
the county clerk, 200 had been thrown
out as not complying with the election
laws. This does not include the names
of those who have written and phoned
Instructions to have their names re
moved from the petitions, on the
grounds they were misinformed as to
the real merits and interests back of
the recall, which was fostered and
fanned by a year of steady gossip and
scandalmongering.
VERA CRUZ, Mexico, July 7. (Hy
Associated Press). .Martial law has
been declared here 'ufer renewal ,oi'
the clashes between; the police, sol
diers and member of; tho red union of
revolutionary tenants, i
Heron Proal, founder and.dlrector of
the syndicate, is held- in the military
prison on charges of homicide and
sedition. ' ' ' ' i
T
N TERRIBLE DEATH
. KALMATH FALLS, Ore., July 7.
D. L. Hamilton, aged 42, died to
day from, injuries received late yes
terday when a logging truck upset,
crushing his body and pinning him
beneath1 a stream of boiling water
from the bursted radiator. He re
mained in that position 15 minutes
before being extricated and the flesh
was almost entirely scalded from one
arm. He loaves a widow and two
sons. . ' ' ' .-
'
THREE PIECE COSTCME
Kon-stratchable silk and fiber
Jerftey. made .abroad, has come to
take the place of trlcolette of last
year. . Thl three piece coetume Is
tan with decorative lines on skirt,
top and cost, 'woven In in dnrk
brown. Braid to match binds cost
and also neck and sleeves of the
chemise frock worn under It.-
CITIZENS TO FIGHT RECALL
(Continued from page one)
bush at any time of the night, and
would have rendered the sherirt prac
tically helpless In case of a serious
emergency. - '
In the event that tho United States
government and the attorney goneral
for Oregon succeed in obtaining indict
ments for local outrages and prosed!-
tlons should follow, additional jurors
may be required to be chosen from the
body of the county by the sheriff,
under the direction of the court. It
would be most unfortunate If, at that
time, the sheriff should be a member
ot this secret organization on trial.
It Is a time for people to think. If
this society is innocent of the wrongB
charged, that fact will legally develop;
but it is no time for those who will be
defendants in the event of an Indict
ment, to attempt to further tie the
hands of the law, so that justice may
be rendered impossible.
We appeal to all good citizens to do
whatever can be done by them in re
sisting this recall.
(Slgned)CITIZKNS COMMITTEE FOR'
, JUSTICE AND ECONOMY.
The petition asking tho withdrawal
of names from the. recall, based on "all
kinds of extravagant charges," de
clares "the effort Is non-partizan and
circulated In the interest of harmony
in the community," "good govern
ment" and "economy," is as follows:
To the Voters of Jackson County,
Oregon:
We regard the attempted recall of
Sheriff Terrlll as unjust to him and as
a serious mistake on the part of those
signing the petition. The petition Is
so Indefinite as to give a public officer
no opportunity to meet it. Those cir
culating the petition did not confine
themselves to the allegations of the
petition, but made all kinds' ot extrava
gant charges, creating a situation diffi
cult, if not impossible, to fairly meet.
To hold an election within twenty
days, based upon these Indefinite
charges, but In fact influenced by ma
licious mis-statements, is manifestly
unfair. It is a time when the people
of the community ought to be working
together, instead of being pulled apart
by political dissension, culminating In
a special election held for that pur
pose. Such an election will be an un
necessary expense and an additional
burden to the taxpayers, and no rea
sonable cause or excuse exists there
for. And it is reasonable to suppose
that numerous damage actions will re
sult from the present situation, entail
ing additional expense upon the tax
payers and creating discord and ill
feeling among the people.
It Is the purpose of this- statement
to seriously and earnestly request
those who signed the petition to at
once notify the county clerk, by writ-
ECONOMY GROCETERIA
THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE
The coal strike has caused an ad
vance in fruit jars. We bought last
winter, when the price was down.
Come and, get them now as our price
will have to go up when our present
supply is sold.
Mason pints, doz. . . . . . . 79c
Mason quarts, doz. . . . . . 98c
Mason Y2 gallons, doz. . . . $1.43
E-Z Seal quarts, doz. .... $1.24
Economy pints, doz. . . . . $1.19
Economy quarts, doz. . . . $1.39
Economy V2 gallons, doz. . . $1.89
Jelly Glasses, doz. . . ... 48c
GATES & LYDIARD
JACKSON COUNTY FAIR, MEDFORD, SEPT. 12 TO 16
ton, notice, of tho withdrawal ot their Lynn W. Smith. La Von Ztindel. . .
names rrom the petition. Blanks for H. E. Hromley. J. V. Van Dyke. " ''
this have been printed and will be put Dolroy (lotcholl. E. H. Lamport. a
In circulation. Use them if nvnllnhlo; Harry D. Mills. C.L.Allen. ,
If not, any written statement with- Lincoln McCormack. E. A. Moore.
drawing the name will be sufficient. W. A. Hanna. ' H. F. Meador.
Do not trust to tho delay in the mails. John C. Mann. Willlum Hanson.
See personally that the withdrawal is C. A. 'hillock. Ashland
filed with the county clerk immedi- K. V. Hrownloo. l, Wm. M. Briggs.
atoly. Leo Miksche. ' ' J. W. McCoy.
This effort Is entirely non-partisan, Don Newbury. j II. C. Guloy. . ' ':
and those signing this statement do so John II. Tomlln. Sam. I). McNalr. , '
irrespective of any political affllla- John S. Orth. f G. E. Simpson.
tlons. We believe this is in the inter- Halph G. Bardwell. J. M. Hughes,
est of harmony in the community and Earl S. Tumy E.V.Carter. ,
is ; In th(TIntercst of good government F. C. Preston. c r Mrs. J. H. Hughes,
and economy. Dr. It. W. Clancy. r Dwlght Roys. - .
, TJho following Is a partial list or A. II. Fisher. . " Wm. Myer. ..' i'
signers: A. B. Realties. W. H. ilreese.
C. 11. Watson. J. H. Dcnnison for Medford Auto Co. W. G. Ehrke. ,
M. Purdin. John A. Perl. Frank Grubb.
., C. S. Muttorfiold. Glenn O. Taylor. A. H. Pracht. ;
;i E. D. lirlggs. J. E. Olmstead. H. Mattern. .'
Leon Hasklns. II. L. Olmstead. T. O. Slado. ' ,;,
W. H. Gore. . James E. Edmlston. ' G. S. Songor.
B. E. Harding. . L.E.Williams. ' Gold Hill - 's'.
' Gordon Voorhlos. J. W. Dressier. " M. S. Johnson.
C. W. Ashpole. E. O. Brown. " W. II. Stlckol. -v
D. W. Bagshaw. L. D. Harris. " W. P. ChlBholm.
G. M. Roberts. J.D.Bell. " P. II. Myers. , ,
Charles W. Reamcs. S.I.Brown. ' E. H. Rabtlte. ' , V "
H. D. Reed. William Bndgn. P. H. Boll.
M. D. Bowers. Frederick K. Pago. ' M. Johnston. .
Frank P. Farrell. ' Sam T. Richardson. B. II. Hays ' :
William M. Colvig. MrB. Sam T. Richardson. John M. Hays . : V
B. F. Lindas. ' : J.R.Woodford. ' Samuel S. Poaguo. ':
Earl Fehl. Roy Gnyer. . .' E.T.Hani. I , i
R. H. McCurdy. T. J. Malmgron. ' Arthur L. Mullen.
J. J. Buchter. T. Slater Johnson. .' W.L.Cook. i(
Gus Newbury. A. K. Orr. Charles Kell. - ' ' ' ' -' '
MOW
MELON SEASON
ON
Cantaloupes and Watermelons ;
QUALITY GOOD
Vegetables Of Every Kind
Personal Attention . 1 Prompt Service
H. E. Mar:sh;i
Phone 252 GROCER ; Phone 252
JACKSON COUNTY FAIR, MEDFORD, SEPT. 12 TO 16