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Y rxflj? mom MEDFOBD MAIE . TniBUyTE, t.MEPFOJttP.. v OftEfiOy, MONDAY, MARCH 12, 1923 ti TAX IS UPHELD BY I $ WASHINGTON', March 12. Cult- fornla'g tap on companies dolnB business In lliut state, questioned In jivn canon brought by the Pullman feotnpany was sustained today by tho fiuprumo court. Tbo company had Jjalinod that t ho tux was Invalid lio uub It was levied upon gross re ceipts a part ot which was earned on jriter-state commerce. The supreme ourt held the tax was properly u tlroperty tax, determined by groBB earnings. j ' : ' , 5 WASHINGTON, March J 2. no fcctlng a petition for review, the su premo court announced toduy that it fuuld not ; determine at this timo tietlier tlie foderal oourts have Juris diction to try Holland It. Pointer, In dicted for the murdor of Major Alex-jjuilof-' P, Cronkhlto at Camp Lewi, tVaoflngton, In 1918. The court hold thai .ttiu nnniwi 1 ehmiWI linvrt hfm to i.' I . . . - , t)ta m flrcult court of appea s and the 9uoe wM reunion iu i 1111 " j court ot appeals. CALIFORNIA SUPREME COUR Pothler had been arrestee; inir)Undy's office wan also oponod, but Ilhode Island and Judge llrown of the nothlns In tho offlco was disturbed, federal district court held him with- It is supposed that the thief opened out bond, assorting Jurisdiction on, thin door to uho In cimo of discovery, the ground that the alleged crime hoping to uso tho-dentist's waiting wu pomnilttnd on n. fodorul reserva- room. should anyone enter nickert's Moo. Tho department of Justice and war department, bad held however, that the federal courts did not have Jurisdiction bocauso the reservation had not fully passed Into tho hands of the government at tho timo of the major's death. Counsel for Pothler Had sought to bring the case boforoj thU supreme court on a writ of na corpus to dotonntno where he Abuuld bo tried. WASHINGTON, March 12. Tho Sirreme court Issued its decree to-: Bay In the Ued-Tlvor cuso, giving of-i k-ct to several decisions by which the e . K k - .1. rlVM. ,.. i , , . , , , . mado the boundary between .Ok a- jotna and Toxas. Oklahoma was do-, ted, title to the bed of the river ox-' iept to the middle of tho channel In front of certain land granted the stnto fermorly, comprising a part of tho Kiowa, Commancho and Apache In 4lnn reservations. 5 The court granted tho requost that marking tha boundary the line be J ti 'only along thnt portion of tho HHilvershlp area wboro it may be oiurminea ny l Do court to no neces- riry and at such places as the boun- anyi had been fixed by avulsions oc- arring glnco 1D21. ; Y- v f Too Much J WASHINGTON. Mar. 12. A . law end a half a day for 042 days was the fttcord of tho G7th congress, Frank W. ondoll of Wyoming, retiring house ader Bald In a statemont Inserted In ho Congressional Itoeord. BEST PRICES Medford Tent and Awning Wks. ! Opposite S. P. Depot Join the Cliamher of rnniinerce .Still Water Runs Deep- nnd when Cyril broke a looso lit' proved it with u ""S'flf ' voiipennei' ! You'll enjoy iWf this story of n 1ml who wns djlylr I Now Playing HOOT GIBSON in "RIDIN WILD" WEDNESDAY-IN RICKERT'S OFFICE IZED. 3 It wn discovered this morning thnt Dr. Jud Itli'kurfs office In tho Deuel building hud been buiglurizud nnd that three valuable, watches valued between f 30(1 and 1400 hud; been taken. The robbery occurred some time between six o'clock Saturday night and eight o'clock tills morning. The thief was evidently tin amateur, as ho made a distinct botch of trying to climb through the transom over the door after having loosened the cnlcli for tho purpose. One of his foot evi dently slipped clumsily and tho glass, filling the upper half of the door, was broken. Entry was then easily made. Tho drawers in Dr. Illckcrt's desk were rifled, but he bad not happened to leave any cash. Hcverul checks, one of which was endursed, wero left by tho thief who took nothing he found in the drawers as far as was known, this morning. t Deputy Hherlff Forncrook wns on the Job tills forenoon with his finger print camera and secured some good pictures. Tho culprit was unusually con I ww about flntfor prints, laav lmprela)lonl ev'ywllero Ing his hands touched. Thn walling room door of Dr. L. AT MOVIE THEATRES The tirocrnnis nt the movlo houses this week will hark back to the war Penoo wncn tno tour minute men Pokc to the audiences in tho Inter- eil IU lilt) l.ineriy Ijuun CUIlipuiHIin- At all the evening performances at ho ,,nB0 nl)(J ,lto . thoatro(1 H1,Pllkcl. wm Klv0 a throo-mlnuto talk tll0 membership' campaign of the chamber of Commerce, according to Ik i t Anderson, chairman of tho foa- t tires committee of tho campaign. we are rortunalo in navlng lour feature pictures at tho houses this week wliih will draw big crowds." states Mr. Anderson, "and we shall have an opportunity to reach it large number of peoplo with a short, ,n( n, m,n mi ne..e, sltv of a largo chamber fur Medford. The men selected to glvo these talks are among the best speakers In this community." A baskotball game that will rival any ono of tho many exciting games of tho season for interest, will be played at tho Nat. tonight between tho first and second touuis ot tho lo cal high Bchool squad.. I This Is tho last ganio of tho sea son nnd, ull hough no official stato- iiiunl has been tuado to this effect, It I is supposed that tho showing tonight will in some meaauro determine the i men who will make tho trip to tho state tournament nt Suleni tho mid dle! of tho week. A largo crowd Is expected and the high school will hold "open house" for tho public. No admission charge will bo made. A number ot tho fans have oxpressed a deslro to root for tho second team and a contest with a real element of rivalry will undoubt edly he staged. PRISCILLA DEAN -"UNDER TWO FLAGS" 300 IRISH ARE ROUNDED UP IN BRITISH ISLES DL?nUN, Mnreh 12 U'y tho As sociated Press) Nearly 300 pris oners taken In the week-end raids in Pnnlnn.1 i.n.l Unrtllnn.l n ra linflftflftnod to have been landed here from Brit-! lsh wurshlps, two hundred men from one and the balance, Including about 30 women, from another. All were conveyed under heavy armed guard to Jail. . . LONDON, March 12. (Dy tho As sociated Press) Tho swift and silent raid upon Irish suspects in Great Britain has created something of a sensation hero nnd developments are awaited with much curiosity. Judg ing from the customary retlconco of! tho frco state Bovernment, however, j it seems unlikely that much Informa tion will be given out now that tho prisoners are safely lodged in Irish Jails. Tho statement which is expect- cd in tho Urltlsh houso of commons! today will perhups fill tho gups In tho story. Official announcement both hero and in Ireland, nut tho total num ber of prisoners ut 98. but somo of the press reports suggest a larger number- One of tho features of tho round- ud was Its widespread character, London, Glasgow and Liverpool, all of which have largo Irish communi ties, wero the main centers of tho raids, although places very far from these cities furnished their quota of captives. Prisoners were taken In towns on tho east coast of England, Hcotland, as far north os Aberdeen. Sean Mahoney. a member of th Dail, is said to be among tho prisoners. FOR FOSTER TRIAL ST. JO, NllGHIGAN ST. JOSEPH, Mich., March 12. (By the Associated Press.) William J5. foster of Chicago, was placed on trial iu Herrlen county circuit court ills morning charged with writing, advocuting and 'deliberately justi fying" tho doctrine that "Industrial and political reform should bo brought about by crime, sabotage and other unlawful mothods of terror ism. . Foster is tho first of 32 persons ar rested after a raid on the national convention of the communist party last August to faco trial. Others awaiting trial. Include Robc Pastor Stokes, who with ten others voluntarily surrendered to authori ties Saturday; Charles E. nutheii burg of Cleveland; Earl Browder, an aBsoclato of Kostor's; Max Lernler of Seattle, and Norman II. Tallentlero. Two women wero among tho first 12 veniremen called to the Jury box. Charles W. Gore, prosecutor of Dorrlen county, questioned tho pros nectlvo Jurors about their knowledge of pnmphlou favoring the defendants which have been mailed to thousands of votors throughout the county by tho Amcrlfon Civil Liberties Union and tho American Defenso society. Tho Michigan law against criminal syndicalism, under which Foster Is p'ne tried, carries a penalty upon conviction of ten years In prison or a $5,000 fine, or both. Only one of the first twelvo venire man claimed to have a fixed oplnon. A woman took bis place at 11:1",, tesB than two hours after court open ed, tho Btato tendered tho nine men and throo women to tho dofonso. Frank V. Walsh of Now York and Washington, chief of counsel for Fos tor. examined tho jurors for tho de fense T BIU'SSELS, March 12. (By the Associated Press.) Evacuation of Cierman territory in tho Ituhr and tho Hhlneland recently occupied will bo a gradual operation, carried on only upon Germany fulfilling her reputa tion obligations, It was declared In tho communique issued this evening after the initial meeting ot the Franco-Belgian premiers' conference hero on occupational tnensures. The portion of tho communique carrying this announcement read: ,"TUo two governments (the French and Belgian) are again in common accord not to accept Blmple promises from Oermony concerning tho evac uation of tho Ruhr and the territories recently occupied on tho right bank of the Khtno, but'such evacuatlou will bo carried out gradually, following the execution by Germany of her rep artlons obligation. Ant MiiKitntv to IVtt, CHICAGO. March 12. Samuel C. Pnndiitfo, who was head of the Pan Motor company of St. Cloud. Minn., i must serve a sentence of ten years In j.l.envenworth penitentiary nnd pay fines nKKieuiitliiK HOOO ns n result of the Tutted States supreme court refusal lodny to review IiIk ense: Clean cotton rags Mall Tribune office. nr wanted I Although tho fishing season Is not yet fully on and the local season for small trout does not begin until April 15, tho recent mild weather is luring quite a number of fishermen to try their luck ut tho river with the re sult that already stories ot unusual catches are spreading like wild fire, thus making ull lovers of the rod and reel so fretful that unless tho weather changes soon they are liable to start a general stampede for the big stream any day. A four and one-half pound cut throat trout, one of the lurgost ever seen by local sportsmen is on exhibit in tho window of tho Medford Hr. ness company. The fish was caught) .. t..i . .1... i... iuso 1IMUB" jrenio.uny ujr Hank Cheatdlo and the card in tho window says that it was caught on a No. 14 March Brown fly. A tourist from Grants Pass was In U.lr j At. i- . . . j jicuiuru iuis mominK anu reporinci that a man fishing from a boat near that city caught a Bteelhead 42 inchos long and Just an ounco or two undor 20 pounds yesterday. , Allowing tho customer to name his own. price for the article purchased is the latest idea in merchandising em! noting from Thoa. C. Sheehan, mem ber of the Jersey City, N. J., chamber of commerce. Ho believes that the vast majority of the human race are essentially honest and If given u square deal, the average man will re turn it In kind. He determined to put his idea to actual test, and decided to offer the product manufactured by the Durham-Duplex Ra2or company, of which he Is president. During the present week the "price less" method of selling razors will be carried out in Medford. Go to nny store in the city where the Durham Duplex razor is" sold drug stores, hardware., stores and others and watch the men dropping their half dollars and quarters into the little cardboard boxes providod for that pur - nnoa A xolinlor Onr.1 iJnnal In n nnn pose. A counter card, placed in a con spicuous position says to the custom er: "You name tho price.'" It explains in a few words that an honest article is ouereu to mm, ior wiucn ne is ox- pectcd to give what, in his opinion, is a fair prlco. The whole thing is put right tip to tho consclenco nnd Judg ment of the purfhasor. To make tho plan more interesting, two styles of razors are shown, the new safely model and the standard ' model, which is like a regular razor In shapo but fitted with a guard that pre vents the user from cutting his face. Both are fitted with ono double-edged. detachable Durham-Duplex blade. These blades, by -tho way, 1 aro tho longest detachable, two-edged blades made nnd aro guaranteed to give the Man, tha "irr&fltaut aKn.-lnir n.lln.an ' Tho Bame long blades can bo used , In either stylo of razor. I ItAllNSCHSCWEIO. March 12. I P.y tho Associated Press) Captain rvtn i uii muuin'i i wiir-umo cum- ( nmudor of tho German cruiser Em- den, whose exploits contributed ono of tho most remnrkablo chapters to tho history of tho war, died yesterday at the age of fifty. Clean cotton rags are wanted Mall Tribune office. 'Always Hungry that's the reputation little folks have. Especially when they know there is lots of Karo in the house. To get Karo be sure to order it byname. It is the highest quality, at lowest prices. Chocolate Fudge is easy to make 3 cwpl Granulated Sugar 2 fsjiMm ChoroLit 2 ttbUtpoont Karo, B!mr Lahet 4 ttatpoom Salt S oip AM 1 tbUipoo Marola 1 ttatfioon famUia Cook together fugur, chocolate. Karo, MxoU, ult and milk until It forma oft Kill when dropped In cokl water. Sot aid until cool. Add vanilla and beat until it cream i. Pour into oiled rn and cut In quart. Cocoa mavb substituted for cbocolatt. uaing 0 tcaipoont. inr fiprra-ntatiw Johnaon-Liebcr Co. Portland, Or. Atk Tour froetr for recipe folder ICC or Cook Book, or writ to Cora Product Refining Co Dept. A.Argo.UltaoU mm fibs (bm t&mism VErac BtGlliiinsg PULES PAZO OINTMENT Instantly Re lieves ITCHING PILES and you can get restful sleep after the first application. AU druggists 8X8 authorized to refund money if PAZO OINT MENT fails to Cure any case of ITCHING, BLIND, BLECDING or PROTRUDING PILES. Cures ordinary cases In 6 days, the worst cases in 14 days. 60c am chujjqv China Herb Store This la to certltj that dim Chun of Med ford, Ore., haa cured me of goltro and stomach trouble. 0. M. Leonard, 60 J Ht.. Gcunta I'ttHi. gJJ& ? of four years' atandlug. P. O. lnao, Ill 8 Ht.. Grants Pass. Ora. Mford. Oron. Jn II 1911 This Is to Mrtlfy that 1. the undet slfrned, had very severe stomach trounl. and last August was not expected to hrn g wc&i"?. (5?V ' "l ".u tuiit l.wt ..jouiuiti, a uniiucu i-j get ncrui wr ui) stomach trouble, and I started to feeltni belter as soon as I used thein and toda urn a well man and can heartily recom mend anyone afflicted SB 1 was to se Qlm Chung and try his Herbs. (Signed) W. R. JOHNSON witnesses; Wm. Lrfjwla. Eagle Point. W. L. Chlldreth, Eagle Point U. A. Anderson, Medford. . 6. B. Holmes, Kagle Point C. E. Moore, Baals Point. I, V. Molntyre, al Point, fleo. Von der Hellen. Sagle FollM Have You Ordered Your Trees for Spring Planting? How about Bartlett, Anjou, Cornice and other pears? ! Ve ave them in mighty . . . CD tf nice, clean, thrifty trees. and apples, cherries, prunes, walnuts, ' ' small i,,:xc, 01.nl-Vnvi.i xnonc i 11 uub' snruouei J , roses We Have Them All DATE PRUNES the prime with a date flavor, certainly the finest prune ever produced by nature. If you don t know all about this new and marvelous frail ask for our special de scriptive folder. ITS FREE If you desire a sample of fruit SCIld 15 CCntS, If you're a Rood salesman and have a knowledge ol Horticulture WG have' i ! 11 j WOrill WUUO Oiler IOr VOU. Oregon Nursery Co. Orenco, Oregon Horticultural Specialists Do You Realize- the great number of articles that we carry for the invalid and for use in the sick room. To get a slight idea of our line, see our east window Heath's Drug 109 East Main Street We are as near to you aa your phone ARMY Ilorman's genuine officers' Dress Shoe, plain toe $5.50 fect condition - New O. D. Wool Army Shirts, .Black Sateen Shirts - - i0 Blue Cbambray Shirts M Pancake Griddles for camping -SO Velvet Tobacco : - H See us for Tents and Tarpaulins, guaranteed for all kinds ot weather. ... TRADE AT THE ARMY STORE AND SAVE MONEY United ' Army Stores 32 CENTRAL AVENUE, SO. - lliillillliii!iiliillllilllliililiiii RIFLE SHOOTERS ATTENTION A meeting for the reorganization of the MEDFORD NATIONAL RIFLE CLUB - will be held at the City Hall, Tuesday Evening, March 13 Everyone interested in rifle and revolver shooting should attend and join the organ ization. The federal government furnishes new Springfield rifles and free ammunition for our members. - - You Get Value in Full With a fabric of Wool, when you - order your clothes from , Gus, the Tailor 419 Medford Bldg. SPRING SUITS NOW ON DISPLAY Effective March I, 1923 Change in Schedule of Stages With through service to Portland and way points daily NORTH IWVXb-Loavo, MimUoiM doily 8:43 n. m. for Grant Pn-s and K.v.cbnrR trilh dlrrrt ronnortlon to Portland; al, 2:00 and 0:00 , m. for Grants Pass only, JlH P. V 1 ' m- f"r M""or1 " Ashland. WK BAVK YOU MOXKV-p,, pont(0(, , K l-m lr desired. Jt Tickets on sale at IMOX STACK DKPttT XnIi Hotel HlilR. M Store Phone 884 h STORE SPECIALS Aligator Rain Coats, guaran teed not to leak .....,...$3.(K! Gas Mask Rain Coats, a dresBy looking coat 4.83, Army Rain Coats, reclaimed, 91.00 nnd 92.00 HI Top Rubber Boots 4.83 Short Slicker Coats and Pants,-per garment. 2.30 New Regulation Navy Pea Coats 8-33 Wool Army Blankets, In per 2.03 regulation...... - 8.30 " : - 'i
