Medford mail tribune., February 22, 1923, Page 8, Image 8

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GUY FATHERS
ILL HALT ON
CAT CONCERTS
Tho members of tho new city ad-
nifnlet ration aro. finding that this is
a hard world hereabouts aud at times
probably wish they were safely lock
edup with old King Tut's mummy In
Epypti where all kinds of complaints
from citizens could not be recelvod.
i; Close upou being informed tbat tho
taxpayers In the Cottago and East
li(h;i streets neighborhood wore pay
ing; for a street light at that intersec
tion, at the council meeting Tuesday
nlflhl, tho councilmeu were called
upon to consider what to do with
n'gut cat concerts in the 4 th aud
reach streets neighborhood. Life
wtih a city official Is just one darned
tiling after another.
IJcorga Bohnert, tbo live wire
kicker of the Copco company who
Uvea at 118 X. Peach street, brought
yn)'fhe subject in a personal address
before the council. He related that
an estimable old lady in tho above
mentioned neighborhood is so fond
of tats that she harbors a collection
of not- less than from 12 or 18 of
those domestic animals In and about
bar home, which when in grand opera
assemblage during the night sounds
like from 1200 to 18U0 feline voices,
both cultivated and uncultivated,
Which harrow the feellngB of all per
sons in the block and prevent them
from sleeping.
' 'VThese brutes," said the hollow
eyed speaker, just cavort around,
romp, fight, slug and growl every
night and all night long, making
sleep impossible for human beings.
We have Bworn at tho cats long
enough and now we also pray the
honorable mayor aud city council to
declare the cats a nuisance and or
der their abolishment or extermina
tion. Not only do the nemcrous resi
dence rats act tills way, but they are
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how quickly slmplo camphor, hydras
tifl. wttchhazel, etc., as mixed in
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the, first application entirely removed
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Hill Academy Team Which Plays Medford Hi at Nat Tonight
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Joined In tho nocturnal jazz by all
the cats for blocks around."
Councilman L. J. Crose, who lives
In the samo territory, backed up the
Copco mun's facts, and declared that
these cat concerts made so much
nolso thut ho found it impossiblo to
woo slumber on his sleeping porch.
With this evidence before it the
councllmen decided that these peo
ple must havo relief. Thcreforo they
passed the buck temporarily on to
Chief of Police Adams by instructing
him to thoroughly investigate and
adopt means to abolish the nuisance
Chief Adams called on the kind
hearted koopcr of the cats at her
homo yesterday and explained the
situation. Tho confab between tho
chief aud the old lady was a pleasaut
ono. She wanted to know if she got
rid of her several older cats If she
could keep several smaller kittens.
which sbo could control. The chief
gladly acquiesced, and there the mat
ter stands, but trouble Is expected to
break out again when the klttenB be
come older and more numerous as is
the way of cats all over the world.
She also expluinod That for the
most part hor own cats wore well bo-
haved, but that it was the neighbor's
calB which caused tho commotion at
night.
Good cloan rags wanted at Medford
Printing Co.
75 GALLONS MOONSHINE FOUND
(Continued from Page One)
II. Uolley, director of agents lioro, Is
co-operating with city and county of
ficials In probing illicit liquor sale
connections fur development of a mo
tive for the slaying.
CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY
(Continued from page one)
being of tho nation, particularly in
regard to prohibition enforcement.
"With aroused public opinion,
honest administration and real co
operation," ho said, "I am confident
tlint Americn is equal to tho task for
which tho father of our country so
ably laid tho foundation, and who
was thoroughly imbued with faith in
our institutions, faith in our people
and faith In the ultlmato outcome of
our fight with these great sources of
evil."
PARIS, Feb. 22. An American
flag flew from tho Paris city hall to
day in honor of George "Washington.
The flag was presented by W. Alex
ander of Philadelphia through the
French embassy at Washington. It
was accompanied by lettora from
President Harding and tho governors
of 32 slates.
CLEVELAND. Feb. 22. Gcorgo
Washington's birthday observance
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GEORGE WASHINGTON
In these days when international affairs are at the boil
ing point, we are apt to look backward to The Fathers.
What would they do now? What would be Washing
ton's advice? .
There's no telling; but we're sure he would bring calm
ness, sanity, and courage to the problems
And any of us can do that; and if the whole world did
that most of the problems would disappear
, Our opinions yours and ours will probably not be
asked about international affairs; but we can apply our
judgment to things here at home, today
So far as we can, we're making
our business grow on that basis
Home of Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
was the occasion fop a double colo
uration of the Cleveland firemen,
who today paid tribute to the seventy-
fifth anniversary of tho drath of their
chief, Ocorpo Alexander Wallace, said
to bo tho oldeHt active firo fighter in
America. Chief Wallace, who will
complete- his twenty-second year as
head of the department on March 4,
became a fireman 05 years ago. As
chief ho has never missed a biff tire.
ASHLAND DEFEATS
HILL ACADEMY BY
SG0RE0F33T017
The HIM tosscrs will meet the local
high school five on tho Nat floor to
night and a largo crowd Is expected
to be on hand. It Is frit that the
game will bo an interesting one and
that the cadets will have a chance
to show their wares on tho Nat floor,
which is not as confining ns sonic
they havo played on durtng this triji
The cadets were defeated last night
at Ashland by n score of 33-17 and
a -number of Medford spectators saw
tho game, 'i'ho cadets were In a deep
hole at tho end of the first half when
the scoro was 1S-3 in favor of Ash
land.
Tonight's preliminary promises to
rival tho main contest for interest, us
the Applcgate cage artists, who have
overwhelmed everything they have
met this season and who piled up a
largo score against Jacksonville re
cently, will meet the Medford second
team in what promises to bo a whirl
wind mix. Tho preliminary will
start at seven o'clock sharp.
tho bi
ariu.r.muddt funding ac,
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F nd uerin m .
i-..,. T ,o viruieui
'..n.l in certain
germ Uotu inus .
homo made alcoholic concoctions and
causes deaths, said a report
Ix.tullnism commission of the I '-u
States announced here
NEURALGIA
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British Debt Now O. K.'ed.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 22. The last
action necessary to congressional ap
proval of tho British debt settlement
agreement was tnken today by the
hnus whieh wihout a roll call, ae-
KLAN IS FLAYED
(Continued from Page One)
approval of tho Ku Klux Klan and
its activities."
"A recount of tho votes is prayed."
the petition said, "it being alleged
that if only sueh votes as Mayfield re
ceived were counted for him and if
all legal votes whieh I'eddy received
wore counted for him, Peddy received
a majority of tho legal votes.
"Ho (Mayfield) was not fairly nor
honestly elected because of tho leav
ing of I'eddy's name off tho ballots
because of the Widespread intimida
tion of voters accused by his repre
sentatives and co-ronsp!rntors (in
cluding the Ku Klux Klan) and be
cause of fraud practiced in conduct
ing the election and in counting tho
ballots."
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Women's complaints often prove
to be nothing else but kidney trouble,
or the result of kidney or bladder
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If tho kidneys aro not in a healthy
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organs to become diseased.
Pain in the back, headache, loss of
ambition, nervousness, are often
times symptoms of kidnoy trouble.
Don't delay starting treatment. Dr.
Kilmer's Swamf-Koot. a physician's
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Get a medium or larse size bottle
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INCOME TAX UP AGAIN
(Continued from page one.)
Tho sennto passed a bill authoriz
ing and directing tho state highway
department to rebuild the main street
through the city of Astoria.
SALEM, Ore., Feb. 22. Tho sen
ate last night passed tho state In
como tax bill with but three dissent
ing votes, The measure, house bill
350, has been much amended since
in the hands of the senate, and it was
to bo returned to the house for tho
latter lody to accept or reject the
amendments.
Tho bill for an additional judgo In
Multnomah county mot defeat in tho
bouse.
The senate passed Senator Josoph's
bill authorizing tho governor to re
movo at his pleasure tho members of
tho state fish commission.
Governor Piorce signed the bill au
thorizing appropriation of $23,000
for tho farm home of tho Women's
Christian Temperance union to bo
located in Denton county, and a bill
appropriating J30.000 for tho main
tenance of the battleship Oregon In
tho Portland harbor during tho pres
ent biennium.
ROSEBURG WIFE MISSING
(Continued from page ono.)
ranch about three mlnos from Suth
orlin. Ore., neur hero, stated today
when Informed of a report from Sac
ramento that Mrs. llland was miss
ing and that clothing belonging to
her had been found in a boat that
they had been expecting a visit from
her, but that on February 13 they re
ceived a telegram from her saying
that she had bcon unable to come
that week, but would como later.
The next day a telegram was re
ceived from Edward llland stating
that ho was coming to Sutherlln and
adding, "I have a surprise."
This was thd last the parents had
heard from the couple until tho news
given them today of tho Associated
Press message from Sacramento.
About a year ago, Mrs. Pankonln
received a letter from Bland saying
that his wife had left him, and blam
ing Mrs. Pankonln for trouhlo be
tween him and Mrs. Itlnnd. accord
ing to a statement today by tho
mother.
llland and Bertha woro married
about three years ago, according to
the parents.
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