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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1922)
' - int. TWO JTocal arid M g J V5 tPflT1 fl 9 '' ' ""'''""-'' w"l breach. .Mr. Thump- only about one of the 20 uutoinobllfu ' " I I 1J t lUi son is the new avuuilicai siiperinten- pausing the dam failed to stop and look - - it dent of home missions and has taken it over. Every day hundreds of tour Tlu reeiril of the ten years history (he lac.e of Rey HouUenot SeeU,y who j8tH stop to look at the dam and to take of, the public market was broken tins ,g to ,ave 0Ver8lKht of tne home ma. pictures of It. The large salmon swim morning when Di different persons , k . PortHI1Ii Presbvtervi ins below the dam and the steelheail woro sening pronuca ami ouier uj.u- niodllloB to the esjlmated SOU patrons visiung me mamec. an ..uimuu - lng simce Inside the market, was. used. UI1U llie Ulliei vcuueia uvn ii oiauuna outside with their wares. The previous. record was 46 sellers In one day. Everything reasonable was on ' sale including peaches, apricots, berries, early apples and 22 sacks of sweet corn, eight dozen to the sack. 1 l' corn cold at, 26 cants a dozen, No raspberries or loganberries were sale ' ' For rent on "shares dancing pavilion, hotel, restaurant, f limine, limiting, bathing and camping privileges cover ing. WOO acres. River frontage. Gold Ray. Summer Resort, Gold Ray Realty Co. I Phone 12S-H or 131- 110 ?lftyelglit. different forms ot Insur snoe. Holmes "The Insurance Man." tf I. T. Sparks, district passenger agent of. the Southern, Pacific railroad, and bis wife arrived here from Eiigeno this morning unci lattir left as the guests of ,ir. and Mrs. marK Montgomery on a trip, to Crater Lake and Diamond lake. ' ' ' " Everywhere you look- you see a Chevrolet. ' " You ought not, miss, hearing tie lec lures tonight and tomorrow night at the Big Tent. They will be, worth your while. - 110 A largo late, afternoon, and early evening vote is expected at today's re call election. - The polls are open until 8 ii. ru. Jackson County Fair, Medford, Sep tember. 13 to 16. tf Hemstitching, Plcotlng 8 per yJ. Muttpm, covered. Handicraft Shop. tf The concert given by the Elks, band Inst; night was. much, enjoyed by the crowd o( thousands standing, or seated In bofh the library and city parks, or Heated In autos wjilclt lined the sur rounding Umropghfareg. Much, praise was beard for the. excellence of the concert The forest patrol plane, which lande.l here yesterday, noon for the purpose of taxing Mr. Dowser of. the, state forest, service for a tour of the state forests In this district, left this morning on a short flight over surrounding country. Attention, ex-Soldiers: Ranches sold unUe,r 3o(dlera, Bonus, plan or pay with share, qf. crop, like rent. CioUl Ray KoaJty company. 110 Now Tell hats for girls with bobbed har, $2.60. to $G.GQ, at The Vanity Shop. Mr. and Mia, George A. Mansfield, of Aientorn, were in tne, city last night. while, oh, their way. U the' farm bureau pl.mle at the Illinois river; today. Giants Pass, Courier. The American Laundry Comnany In stilt, In. business and. patrons may gel service by calling 873. , ' 110 When in need, ot, shingles and roof' ing, call WaJlnqe , Woods, 108. E. Main. Rev. J. Randolph Sasnett lonvoa Sun day, evening for, Herid, Ore., where ho wl(L serve during the coming week on the. Spttlu, Lake institute faculty, Hnrd tlmuir mode easy, buy ranches without, money, pay with share of crop lll:q rent Gold iiuy Realty comjiany. -'. "' . not N.pw, fall mllllnory now, on dlflplay nt i nn,vanny ..Hnop, zso There will lie a meeting ot the board of directors, ot, the, Jackson county chapter, American Red Cross, nt tho Red Cross rooms, Sparat building, Moufqrtl, qn. iueaday. nexi, Aiujust, 1st, at 43(1 p, m.' MIbs.EwIiui; of the n,orth wpsdlvl'aloo head'offlce,, will be pres ent,'. . 1 , They aay step-cut piston rings, have been reduced to 2q each at Busy Cor ner Motor Cn. ''" . tf All sumroor mlHipery 5Q per cent dB cnunt. Thfl Vanity Shop- 'it Uhh M, Ross of, San. Francisco de parted tor homo, this, morning n'ter, a six. weeks visit wjth- reiHtivea, In the Apuiegata district' liuvo aucurod Dr. IL G, Thurston t'lnlglit, and, tomorrow, night nt the Big Tent, neur olty parks. 110 Summer millinery GO per cent dis count t The Vanity Shop. . 120 J. W Ku-kjmtrick and Chua, W. Qll more retMrned.ypste.rday from a week'B business trip tp Cra,ter and Diamond Inkes, ... The Aiuorican Laundry, Company Is still, in business and patrons, may, get service by calling 873. HQ (laying opened a Home Restaurant In Mtb, Whiteside's building back of Fox's real estate office, entrance side door. Central: Point, I, desire, your patronage. A good home style chicken dinner Sunday. Mrs, L. K. Hartwlg, 114 Suvonty-lwp persons spent last night and this morning at the, . city auto camp. They arrived at various times yesterday in 25 cars. You can get most any old thing at DeVoe's most any old time, tf j Telephone , Numbers i " to Scmeinber Fire Department 50 (Fire calls only) Insurance, Any Kind 12a McCurdy Insurance Agency : Medford' Nat'l.Bank i ! .1 t f. i i tRTEDFORD I At the Presbyterian' church on Sun-1 That the Savage Rapids dam is at I day morn ink'. Rev. D. A. Thompson of i trading much Interest among the tour- I I UJ IJUUU, WUU Id VUJ1UUB Willi IWV, Cj. n,one Mr xhompson ls on tho way mm aUen(1ng the meellng of the Ca. fornia gynol) at Pa8Iulona. j,r. haw. rence plang tQ take Rey Mr rhomJ1. son, Rev. R. A, Hutchinson of Oakland am, one Qr twQ oUujrg to Cratec Jjke on Monday. - S. M. Scott will be. the pipe organist for Sunday, and Mrs. sn., whn.a ,,lna , . mll.,h . jJ(jye(, tw0 weekg aW wlM gng aga, j Sunday morning. This will be the last Sunday before the pastor's vacation. Will sell, or trade for livestock, Lib erty Six touring car euulpned with five go0d cord tirea and in first class me- chnnical condition. Cash price $000. Phone Rny. Mornn, 129 daytime, 187 Central Point evenings. The American Laundry Company Is still in business and patrons may get service by calling 873. ' ' 110 Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R. Ray mond, a 7 lb. boy, July 28 at the Sacred Heart houpltal. Mother and baby are doing fine. liverywhere you look you Bee 8 Chevrolet. . i tf Election returns at the Rlnlto than tre, starting nine o'clock tonight, 110 Silk stockings ' In all the new shades, ' ' ' Prom- $1.25 . ' to 13.75. The Vanity Shop. 122 S. B. Sandifor returned last night from a several weeks vacation in the mountains, and Is greatly. Improved In health.:. - . : The crowds will be, at the Big Tent tonight apd tomorrow night. ' 110 , Fire Insurance. Brown & White. ' Guests at the Hotel Medford Include Mr. and Mrs. A. 0, Wall of DeB Moines, la., Lester L. Cox of Kennewlek, Wn., H. T. Holden and R. 'D. Wills of Kugene, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Meyers of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Frank May of Pasadena, Callt., Charles B. Welch, and family, of, Tacoma,, Wn., C. Barnes of Washington, D. C, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Day of San Francisco and Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Sears of Bakersfield, Calif. Another big "Cut Rate" dance at Nat Sat nlte. 110 Safety' razor ' blades cured of that dull feeling. Fat razors ground thin. All blades sterilized- before and after sharpening. .All work guaranteed. Try me. S. R. Castile. Ill S. Holly. 110 Here'Is the way the Ashland Tidings predicts about today's' recall election vote in thot olty: "There are few citi zens, aside from those directly inter ested, who even attempt to hazard a guess on the result of the recnll elec tion tomorrow. It Is not expected that a very heavy vote will be polled, and this being the chro, It Is construed as to the llBadva,ntimB pf the- sheriff, It bolhg pointed out that the sponsors of tho recall, will unquestionably '.'poll their full strength, while 1C Is an open question of how many of the frlendB of the sheriff, will take the trouble to go to the polls. Election returns at 'the Rlnlto thea tre starting nine o'clock 'tonight. 110 , Hemstitching, Plcotlng, , - , ' , 8c por yard. Work finished ' When you want It The Vanity Shop, Cor. Main and Bartlett St tf Kodak films at De Voe'a. tf There was born on July 28, In the Medford hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Firestone ot Ashland' an eight pound daughter. They are doing -well. Anyone who has a cash register for sale please call this office 75. tf Buy Medfurd home. Pay like rent. Gold Ray Realty Co. Mr, and Mrs. A. L. Vromon returned Inst evening from d four days outing at Diamond lake. They report the fish ing as good. We want to purchase a cash register at once. What have you to offer? tf .They say step-cul piston rings hnve been reduced to 2Go each at Busy Cor ner Motor Co. ' tf VV. F. Thompson of thoFoster-Klelser outdoor advertising company of San Francisco Is In Medford on a few days businoss visit.' Stibjects of the greatest Importance at the Big Tent tonight and tomorrow night. 110 All kinds ot rough and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, phonq 108. ,711 East Main street' ' " ! C. C. I.emnion and family left this morning for a few days outing at the Lake of the Woods. Get tree props at Big Pines Lumber Co. tf Get your mill blocks from the Valley Fuol Co. Phone 70. JnmeB J. Phillips was given a hear ing before Justice Glenn O. Taylor last evening on a eTinrge ot contributing to the delinquency of a minor and wns bound over to the grand Jury on J1600 bond. , Oh! Gee, can't you seo there will be a big crowd at Hot Spring Sat nlte. Come early as we close at twelve. 110 This office ls- prepared tQ print ledger sheets, bills, etc., used on the bookkeeping machines. Don't give your orders, to traveling men and have them printed out? of Medford, Phono us ana we will call, . ' , . tf Sixteen passengers loft tills morning on. the Crater Lake Btnges. George A. Root of Eugene wns among the passen gers making the trip. Don't fall, to hear Dr. H. G. Thurs ton's wonderful lectures on "Religious Liberty" at. the Big Tent tonight and tomorrow night 110 System Serylce Co. wiles Fire and nil other Insurance. Strong companies. Office 2nd floor Medford Bldg. tf - Born. July. 24, In the Medford hospi tal, to Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Winkle of 301 Crater Luke avenue, a seven pound son.. Both mother and. son are, doing nicely. Milk and cream at. DeVoe's. tf Election returns at tho Rlnlto thea tre, starting nine o'clock tonight. 110 MATE TRIBUNE, Ibllt WUtt-UIIUWO, mis muininK wneu which may be seen jumping in the riffles excite much attention. Grants Pass Courier. The Vacuette. the fastest selling cleaner In America. . A card for free demonstration. A. H. Callughan, City. I..:.; ' i . "4 110 Lime and-cement, Medford Lumber Co. i Automobile Insurance. Brown & White. .,, ... , tf ' Irvin n)lib of the California-Oregon Power ..company,,, arrived Thursduy front Roseburg tor a short visit In this city., r i. . Election returns at the Rlalto thea tre, Btarting nine o'clock tonight. 110 You can get it at DeVoe's. tf Have you trlea that big milk shake at deVoe's? tf Sam Richardson who Is spending several weeks at his cabin on the Lake ot the Woods with hiB family and other relatives arrived in Medford last night for a short visit and departed this mor ning for the lake. You will enjoy Crater Lake end the Oregon out-of-doors more after hear ing "The Culture of Appreciation," by Rev. J. Randolph Sasnett at the First Methodist cluirch 'tomorrow. Tourists cordially invited. The church is at Fourth and Bartlett We have taken over the Insurance business of Page-Dresaler Co., and we are ready to issue, endorsements or make adjustments'" on nil policies Issued by fh.eutat-jJ2 R, Main street, the old looailbn " Page-Dressier Co. Brown & White. 110 If your elotheb aren't becoming to you, you had better be coming to us. The Pantorium Dye Works. tf D. W. LandiB of Portland Is a guest at the Hotel Holland as arc George N. Brown of Los Angeles, Ft;T. Perkins and family of San Francisco, Geo. Wills of Seattle, H. E. Raymond of Crescent City, Calif.; Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Jorgenses of Santa Hnrbarn, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. J. E, Hayes of Atlantic City, N, J., Fred. Davis of. Stockton, Calif., and L. F. Scott of Sacramento. All summer millinery 60 per cent dls ount. The Vanity Shop. tf , Fire insurance. Brown & White. Wanted copy of "Lord's Birds., of Oregon," used as text book some years ago. Call Mall Tribune. tf . If your clothes aren't becoming to you, you had better be coming, to us The Pantorium Dye' Works. tf" Merrltt Charley of Medford, who has been in a very serious condition for some time, is improving In the Med ford hospital. ' Uh! Gee, can't you see there will be a large crowd at Hot Spring Sat. nite. i Come early as we close at twelve. 110 If you have a cash register for sale, phone 75. ' .' , tf. Get tree props at Big Pines Lumber Co. - tf - Miss Jean Cochran leaves this even ing for Portland and Seattle, From the latter city, she will take the trip to Skagway, Alaska and back by steamer. Miss Cochran expects to be absent tor, three weeks, Sash and doors. Medford Lumber Co. When bettor automobiles are built Bulck will build them. tf Another big "Cut Rate" dance at Nut Sat. nlto. 110 ' L. M. Fisher and family left this morning for a several days outing at Lake of the Woods, Election returns at the Rlalto thea tre, starting nine o'clock tonight. 110 Everywhere you look, you see a Chevrolet. tf Dance with tbe crowd at Hot Spring Sat; nlte. ' 110 Mlsa Alice Vandersluls, " former supervisor of. music In the Medford public schools left yesterday for. her home In Grenada, Calif., after having spent several Uays hqre with friends. Another big Cut Rate dance at Nnt Sat. nite) J j .'. V; v 110 Bearing pear and apple orchards sacrificed at WOO acre and up. 1 acre tracts and up. Easy terms. Near Medford Highway, Gold Ray Realty Co. Phone 728-R or 134-Y. Try our , merchants . lunch. The Shasta. ' ' The Crater, Lake rood from. Medford straight on out by, Coker Butte and Agate station was opened this noon and- travel by Central Point or Blddle road is no longer necessary. The new road is in good condition according to highway officials and tourists are ad vised, to go straight out Crater Lake avenue front now on. K. E. Hodgman, state highway englnoor states that although he prefers to go to Crater Lake by way of Dorby nt the present time, that It is a toss-up which Is the better way, Trail or Derby. For Fire Insurance see Bennett, 113 West Main street tf Lime for spray. Medford. Lbr. Co. vPaqce. with tbe crowd at Hot Spring Sat. nlte. 110 Frederic F. Agens of East Orange, N, J., a nephew of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Kldd is visiting them and will make an Indefinite stay. Mattress work all kinds. Medford Auto Top Co. Phone J04. ' tf ' Dnnoci with tho. crowd at Hot Spring Sat nlte. . 110 For good insurance, you should go to Goff ; & Yco, office with Jackson County Abstract Co. We carry duplicate sales slips with blank headings for use. In any line of business. Call 75 for service. tf i Mr. and Mrs. Soely Hall returned yesterday from The Dalles and Rose- burg. Mrs. Hall remained In Roscburg while Seely attended the American Legion convention nt The Dalles. We will deliver today large load ot No. 1 mill blocks, dumped, at $5.75. Valley, Fuol Cq. Phone 76 ' tf Rucker Tax Company. Phone S7C-W night and day service. City trips 25c. 11G Wanted Auto camp outfit. DeVoe's. tr .MEDFORD S'jO'R'EfiON',"; C. E. Dice and family left yesterday afternoon by motor for Crater Lake where they will spend a few dayB. Get your duplicate sales books at this office. We sell any amount from one up.. . tf Harry Rosenberg returned this mor ning from Seattle where he had been in attendance at the apple shippers convention for the past week. He states that nothing of Importance was decided at. the meeting and that few sales took place. The only important announcement made at the meeting was that Yakima would spend a mil lion dollars advertising Washington apples this year. Dr. W. C. Lahgdon, the new. veterin arian, operates on Stringhalt, Crlbblt ers and Ridglings, and cures or pre vents the spread of Cholera; Black head and Limberneck among fowls, 19 S. Orange St. Phone 1052. 110 James Chlnnqek, Grants Pass attor ney was a Medford business visitor yesterday. When In need or sash and doors, call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 E. Main street. Get pine flume lumber at Big Pines Lumber Co. . tf J. F. Johnston of the California. Oregon Power company, who has been on the new power line for some time past Is In the city tin a few days visit. Safety first Insure with Redden Canaday, Phone 720. tf DAIRY MEETING Attention Is again called to, the dairy meeting on Wednesday even ing at the Medford Public library at 8 o'clock at which tho principal speaker will be Frank B. Astroth, the field man for the American Jersey cattle club. ' Jackson county has been partic- larly fortunate in having opportunity to hear the experts of nearly all phases of agricultural education The people of the county will have the privilege of hearing an Illustrat ed lectu;! by George W. Wood, who 1b secretary of tbe Poultry Producers of Central California, on the 18th or j 9th of August, the particulars of which will be given at a later date. Near the last of the month Mr. Cosby of .0. A. C.- wIli conduct cull tug demonstrations. In four districts of the vnlley p he Jilaces. and times ol which will also be given lutor. TEXAS K.K. LEADER LOS ANGELES, July 29. H. C. Me Call, head ot. the ,Ku Klux Klan In Texas has arrived in Los Angeles to consult with G. W; Price, king kleagle in. California, It ls said, on the defense of 37 men who will go to trial here August 7 on charges of participating in the Inglewood raid early In April. The raid resulted In the death of one member of a band of 250 men who as sailed the bonded winery of Fidel and Mathias Elduayen at Inglewood and the.wounding of two others. The man killed was M. B. Mosher, a constable. He and the others wore said to have been masked. OBITUARY - SMITi William died nt tho home Passe n a Smith ot hia daughter. Mrs. J. H. Deniaon aaa S. Holly, yes- tordoy. -Svom. paralysis, age. 67 Yctica, 4 months, 11 days. Ho was a pioneer of Oregon, crossing tho plains with his parents in ltttiO Deceased was born nt Victoria, 111., March 17, 1855, and, had been a resident of Medford three years, Grants Pass. 11 years and of Lyle Wash., 15, years., , He is n member of KvoretL Wash.,1 V. 6. V. and luuves two daughters, Mrs. J H. Denlaon nnd Miss Jessie May Smith of Medford. Remains will be for warded to Lylc, Wash,, for interment Saturday evening. Remains,, at the Perl FuneraL home. . KEITH Ida M. Keith died nt her home, 711 Welch street yestordny, aged 55 years, 4 months, 10 days. De ceased was born at Nnperville, 111., March 17, 18135, nnd had been a resi dent of. Medford for 11 years. She and Miss Isabel! Grlerson had made their home together for 30 years, and had been employed nt tho Elgin watch factory before coming to Medr ford. She leaves two sisters and one brother. Mrs. M. I.. Reftree, Chi cago, 111.; Mrs. A. Q. Powell, Bend, Ore., and Ed Keith. Seattle, Wash. Itciuulmi at the Perl Funeral Home. With Mndfnrtl trnrte In MftdfnM mA TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY COMB TO ASHLAND FOR REST AND CHANGE Furnished cottages and apartments near park. 153 Granite Street. , 110 WANTED Man to Irrigate. Phone 6S17-J-3. WANTED To buy turkeys. Phone 697-J-3. WANTED Laborers. Apply Callfor tt nia-Oregon Power Co. FOR S A LE Coal port. Worcester. Wedgwood nnd Doulton china. Phone 455-Y. 115 FOR SALE OR TRADE 500 acres for land close to Medford. 11 miles west of Lnkeview, Oregon. J. A. Woods, owner. 111! FOR RENT Nice clean two-room furnlnhed npnrtment; no children. 246 S. Central. 112 SATURDAY JULY 29, 1922 E OFgOFDOGS . Every ( cloud ha.", Its .silver lining, and e'Mefy j los J b'-iL i .w;mjBo-j fits gain. AV4ny'ikji;,ljjhe WlM frrfjje. robbed of $:iu worth of linot space ;iwfa4it yesti-rdfiy, 'lih had? m thari :(0 ;brii: orhfuu pjit; lif It. seems -nearly eveVy'ons- In '-' Jack linotype more It son county hns a dots they want to get till of und which" of 'eourne, qualifies !IH II V,'ir,-h rluc One' subscriber" called'' u'ii ini's morning and said h had a world beater, a pqal. : biflna. .fiag, . with , A teeth six inches long,. Ions shaggy eoat and' after ' dark wouldn't make friends with a beef steak. Ho only wanted $35, and when asked about bis teeth, said We could tell by exam ining his teeth. Another citizen, n physician, called up a few minutes after ho received the paper and wanted to make ' an Immediate sale. His dog, it seems, bus never been civilised. Is too dun geroua even for n doctor to own, and would make ideal burglary Insurance, at the cheap price of $50.- . . ; These represent a few serious, re plies. There were others who seem ed to tak this paper's appeal for an other Cerebrua, in n flippant manner. One well knoTVn 'rancher dairyman for example, said' he'- had 'B dog with o$e tooth that would scare anyone away-whenever Trempenerd his -mouth. Wuan'tvBood for:nyttt?JK-eli)ei would maJte- ar;ne; .watch amjnSKOUia trade him for a page ad. , Another declared he hnd a dog called Goblin, and It was Invisible. He doubled. If we wante.d it. Ve ordered It, but haven't, seen. It yet. However, "the next, night prowler is going to ge,t a , surprise. Wo will see to that. ! ' t i t f Latest Arrivals at Auto Camp, Grounds. Twenty-fiva cars and 72 people stopped at tho City Auto camp last night. Those registered are as fol lows: E. Fl'ene of Gold Hill; E. Win ters of Seattle eri route home from the south; D. Bethke of Seattle on the way, home from' the south; F. F. Ford of Hnynes," Calif.; eri route, to Crater lake; N. Sassettt of Seattle on the way to San Francisco; Dr. D. O. Webster of Portland, en route to Crater lake; Jack'Reld, Jr., of Harrisburg, 111., en route to Los An Reles; W. C. Freeman qf Pasadena, CaMf., en route backhome from the north: D. T. Bailey- of. Sawtello, Cal., on rotiin to, Crater luke; J. II. Davis of Grants Pass, en 'route to. Shasta Springs; Caiif.;'- Vp. 'Aviieeler of Portland on tnt way to Fresno; J. S. Grant of Portland, en route to Klam ath Falls; F. Lanb . ot Riverside,;; Calif, on the way home from the north 14 11. D. Watson ot Trail en route home; John E. Hanten of Mer rill, Ore., en route to Portland;' O. II., Dunlap of Sawtelle, Calif., en, route to Crater lake; R. it.' Hatfield, of; Berkeley, Calif., en. route, north; H, E, Echols of Portland, en route home from the south; P. T. iBent of Oak land, Calif., touring south, and John Harton of St. Helens, Ore., who muyi locate here. . ... . Card of Thanks We wish to thank otir many friends for their kindnesses during our recent bereavement and also for the beautiful floral offerings. 110 J. U HOVERY AND FAMILY. Beginning Today! ;'.;,' 3 (IT Ml r ::IUT W - ; ;: Gloria Swanson In an emotional and Dramatic Role of Tremendous Power "Under the '! ; i , From tho Famous Novel," : . ' ,,Shulamite"r The story of a woman's fight bejtw.eer love, and a loveless marriage i, ; supported by ' ' 'J' MAHLON HAMILTON TOOXK.KVIM.K II "BKTTYV. JlltOWV "i" j THOI.I.ICY t'OMKDV II nt the Wnrlloer ' EiSt f ' A iTo J?Jlit JACK HOI.T nml & 'iV "S J 1 ' ' " - i AGAiNST: BANK F. , IyLAMATH. pALJJS,, Ju -29. For mer officers and directors of the. de funct. First State and Savings Dank are charged with fraud, and conspir acy1 in handling the bank's ' funds, previous to' insolvency ' in an equity suit filed here by Frank C; Dramwell, state bank examiner, 'fori yio'.'.biM'k, In. which recovery of $300,000 is sought. Those named in ih. complaint are J. W. Siemens,-. JoJin . Siemens, Jr., Kd Bloonilngeamp, IS. ; Di ..Murphy and Murshull- Hooper. .;; ' The complaint alleges that exces sive, lonns were made by tho three of the' defendants, J. W., and John Kie iqe.ns and Marshall Hooper, ucting as board of directors' whereas five mem bers of the board constitute a quo rum; that loans were; made on inade quate securities and the defendants conspired for the purpose of opening tne bank tor their own personal gain, and to the advantage of tho private corporations to which . loans were made, and In which utter disregard was shown tho rights and interest of the bank and its' depositors. It is further alleged that they n'pide illegal loans, to themselves and that large, losses resulted on account of loans to insolvent and irrespon sible persons' and corporations. The complaint charges that follow ing the reorganization after tho. first 'closing of the', bank the defendants fraudulently took out of tho savings 'department valuable securities in the sum of more than $54,000 and re placed them With inferior securities from the commercial 'department: of t he -bank. - ,,'i . , ' ';The reopening of the bank after Its first, failure in February, 19.21, was marked, by a.,-demonstration by tbe citizens unusual in ..banking history. Faith in Captain "Hie'mehs, founder of the bank and pioneer citizen, was demonstrated -by-'subscriptions which poured 'in 'from 'all parts of the ;.county. Without, this aid. Captain Slomens declared -at-the time, the bank, could never, have, reopened. .The second closing came in Febru ary, 1022, and was marked by ugly rumors current among depositors ami stockholders. ' Pndtlock to Take Stump. . ' PASADKNA, Cal., July as. iCliarles W. Paddock, "monopolist In the field of sprint records, has signed a contract for a six weeks' speaking tiur in Canada' during 1923 with the .Dominion Chautauqua, limited. The contract calls for fourty-two one-hour lectures' on' clean athletics and clean living. ' A Timely Topic Sunday Evening : ... .,' . UNION SERVICES ' ' : , ; ' 8 p. in. at the - Main Street Methodist Church, Main and Oakdale DELL ELY MILLARD, SPEAKER Subject "THE: EVOLUTION OF THE KINGDOM OF GOD" ' ' ' '"' 1 Special Music , '. ' . V A most cordial welcome to all peoples. rt ' :Mmm Lash" 11 1! - c;f ""'i HOOVER HOPES TO COIPJORW WASHINGTON.. July .'20. Ail prp diK'ing coul ininuHrof the country 'wlj! be given -first call: on railroad ;cohl cars as soon ns the organization -of the administration' emergency t fuel. controlninchin'lH' completed, it.-wp nnouneed ' today by Secretary tiobver, ohulrnian of .'the fedeijar-cottli iMstri-' hution committee.. 1 The- iiriorHieH -on earn to producinK mines will be ' phhh ed Upon by the dltWhutlnK' commit tee, -Mr. Hoover 'fiaid, 'so, that all coal may be obtained under the fair prices agreed upon; to preveiif profiteerinK.! The , commerce' secretary -said U;; would then be up to ; the states to i maintain prices. within their ibounda rics by the prevention of re-sales and profiteering. .Mr. Hoover plans to mak public soon propcwals being- sent to all .the states for the organization of ' local fuel control bodies. , The federal plan, he added, con templates that each state shall take , the entire responsibility, for distr'Jj . tuition and prices within, its bounda ries while tho federal,' government J will sec to it that the states get coal from the operators at fair prices. GET EXHIBITS FOR The County Fair being only- six1 week3 away, all Uoy:i iurd Girls' club members will Desin "whipping their products into shape, for exhibit. Since this is going to ho., the finest exhibition outside of tho state, fair all members want to taka advantage of the opportunity to make their ex hibits. ' Some of the members of clubs such as sewing have their work com pleted and will get their work col lected and packed ready for the coun ty club agent to gather at the first opportunity. ' Any clubs planning on having dem onstrations at tho fair are advised to pay particular attention to those at tho meetings. The Washington Poultry club meeting at the home cf ' the local leader, Mrs. Wait, will dis cuss the problem of demonstrations -Monday night at 7 o'clock. With Medford trade is Medford mnde
