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' MF.DFORD MAHi TRIBUNE. MTCHFOTCD, OR1WOX, TUESDAY. MARCH 20, 192: I'AOK THTtF.K A GOOD INVESTMENT IN HELPFUL CO-OPERATION FOR IRRIGATION PROGRESS SUBJECT SLAIN BY YEGG OF ALL HOSPITALS E POLICE BELIEVE ,S, "A GROWING BANK ACCOUNT' REQUESTED As tlio Irrigation scuaon is about to besln, the following announcement is mndo to tlio wator users of Jackson dr cHars County, which comprises Water DIs-1 tlcnii. trict No. 15, by Watermaster Cum minus. With tlio increasing Irrigated area developed on practically every stream throughout the county, combined with the extensive development of the Tal- The flrnt in a him-Ii-h of short ad- illu.sti-aU'd with the stirioi 'i lUinyun's rilKiini's I'roK- NEW YOIilC, March 20. The po lice theory today Is thut It was n burglar who Just aa dawn was break- WASHINC1TON, Mar. 20. Iinmedl nto inauguration of a continuing study to detormlno future economic uses for March 19. KVE11KTT. Wash.. Officers 'In cbarKo of tlio Invest illa tion into the death of .Mrs.' Cleopatra roBS was u-lveii last evenlnc at tlio!""" ...... j - - iu uuiui miuu uuui u itcuhuuhi- uses in. , Katas and i. ust Karas early Saturday First naptlst chun h by llr. M. J. Held. 1 lag a,;' Thursday, chloroformed to tho tederal Kovertiinoiil s vast hospital nynlng and the death of two clill Th6 audit nee was Impressed with ' Knth Dorothy Kecnan a model, to facilities is urged by tho board of con-' dien. sul'foiatud In the fire which the whitt they saw and heard. Dr. Held "'ah'1 a safegetaway with the jewelry 8l,itnnt8 (m hospitalization In n report ! slayer Is supposed to have Ignited, has a book In preparation on Pll-! and furs he stole from tlio apartment t0(lu t0 Secratar. Mellon. The work ! b"e their arrest yesterday of (leorgo grlm's l'rogress. and is thereforo ton- where her body was luunu tno ioi- ( mftpp,,K out fUtliro profitablo usi varsnnt fin thin wnnili.rf ill uliin- lowlni! nuon. !, . 1 .., ent nnd Modford Irrigation Districts, ; which has been rend by millions of This thief. i ,h theory construct- people. Nft one Should miss this ' d by l-ohee IIH'r , " ' ?., j,, nfttM ,, series. The second will be given this i entered tne woman s apanui.Mii nun... ' ,7 7 Z 111111 nilHl Lllll lll'UIll 1 Uril Ul lllll .10 u,u .,wu,t... w .....uu ..... ..uj.wh " tho duties of tho Waterniastcr's office have greatly Increased. The comple tion of these projects and addition o! tho Eagle Point District now coming in, will still further add to the work of tho office. Supervision is main tained on all streams of the county, all hoadgatea nnd diversions regulated, and during-low wator season many of ' the streams nre rotnted in order that the fullest use can bo mndo of tho waters. Whero many rights divert from the sanio stream, measurements of tho flow must be mailo and a record kept showing the daily stage of the water from which n prompt doclsiou can be made for" regulation at any puint that is necessary in order that each user may receive tho amount of water he Is entitlod to. Up to tho present time tho fund available to colloct this data which Is necessary for the fair distribution un der the priority rights has been far short of tho amount necessary for the work. For the waters of Districts men tioned, data on Btrenm measurements has been supplied this office by the Districts themselves, collected and compiled at their own expense. During the formative period of these Districts, this arrangement worked fairly satisfactory, but with the com pletion of their, resorvolrs and use of stored wator, together with all unap propriated surplus waters of tho streamB from which they derive their supply, the necessity of a comprehen sive study, and continuous record of all these waters by this office, be comes apparent, in order that all the waters of all the streams shall be dis tributed to the rightful users, by tho Watermaster as provided by tho Water Law of this State. In view of the foregoing and antici pating tho domands for tho coming season, a conference was arranged be tween Wator Master Cummings and I-Ved F. Honshaw, District Engineer U: S. G. S., II. M. Chadwlck, Chief Khgineer of Hogtio Hiver Valley Canal Company, If. D. Powell, Supt. Medford Irrigation District, and F. C. Dillard. District Engineer of Talent Irrigation District. The following outline l'or the season being adopted, after presenta tion to County Court In regular session nnd meeting with their approval. Mr. K. N. Phillips, Asst. Engineer In tho Portland office of the Geological Survey will bo assigned as special as sistant to Watermaster Cummings, his duty being to take and compile records of all stream flow, particular atten tion being given to those streams from which wator Is diverted to the soveral Districts, viz.: Little Applegato, Emi grant Creek, Konr Creek, Wagner Creek and Little Putte. Also the stored waters of Hyatt Prairie, Fish nnd Four Mile Lakes. Ho will also measure and keep record of all im portant canal diversions and at cer tain control points of the canals thoni Belvoo. The regulation of all diver sions nnd headgates throughout tho season will he under the direction of tho Watermaster. Funds for tho above work have been derived as follows: For the senson of 19H3, tho Waterraastor's Budget pro vides the sum of $720.00. Mr. Heu shaw has allotted tho same amount, the balance estimated at $1000 will ho assessed by tho County Court to tho dsera of stored waters, viz. The Talent Irrigation District, Medford Irrigation , District and Roguo Hiver Valley Canal Coinnnnv. v ' All records so far kept have been checked from titno to time and results enmiiiitfMl at end of season by the uco- logical Survey. Undor tho present plan all records will be kept from day tn lnv l.v Mr. Phllllns nt the Water- master's office, and will be available for nubile inspection. In this it is ex pected that all water users, can and will satisfy themselves that they arc Ecttlng their correct allotment. FRED N. CUMMINGS, Water Master, Dlst. No. 15. Join the C. of C. ' lin'tirlnv Horoi-d flroken. i MAIISKII.I.WS March 20. Tho world's non-stop, dancing record now in claimed hv a Marseilles proien- sor" who railed !t a day after ho had heliDWfloor for 24 hour, 4 minutes and 5 seconds He was assisted by two voting women pupils. evening nt 7:30 p. m. "A Great Salvation" was tho evan gelist's theme last evening, and was presented in the forceful nnd im pressive manner for which Dr. Reld Is noted. Among other things the speaker faid that salvation was great judged by its author, for Its author' was great. "How shall wo escape H we neglect so great a salvation." l-icape implies danger. The saddest thing today Is that so many don't care If they p-o to hell pr not. If the world sees Christian people indiffer ent, when the world Is in danger, they become Indifferent. Children are un concerned, because their parent are unconcerned. A man does not have to curse Ood to be lost, he need i nly neglect. There is no use asking what is tho sin of the day. Tho great sin is to neglect OuG.. Salvation Is also great beenuso it produces great results. It would he great If only one person were saved, but millions have been saved. No one can live a good life till they beeonu Christians. The reason why men fail Is because they will not go all the way with God. Salvation Is great not only In life, hut also in death. There will be no dark vnllty In the Christian's life. Salvation Is groat in life, and glorious In death. A theme of creat interest will be discussed this evening. Not only all members but all interested nro cor dially invite! to come out and enjoy these helpful messagos. Help rut n over Sisters Have Reunion After Sixty-Five Years RAN' FRANCISCO, March 20.- Mrs. Elizabeth Hylaiul. 91. was hos tess In-re today to Mrs. Rebecca Marsh. 83, and Mrs. Lucinda Thomas 78. of Yakima, Wash., her sisters, whom she had not seen for CO yeurs until yesterday when they "dropped In" for a visit. They parted In Ohio In 1857. They hnvo bocn planning for a half century to set) each other, but "sort o' put It off.".. Mnko It Unanimous terloua "Mr. Marshall," tho elderly close scrutiny in order that tlio war giver of gifts. The police hinted that and post war expenditures may not bo they hnd a clue to the man und that wasted. Recommendation also la it would not bo surprising If ho was mndo by the uonr(1 of Which Dr. Wil arrested soon. i,lm Charles Whltn of Pittshurir Is chairman, that SJine plan of co-opora-tion between the federal government nnd the states bo evolved for the ulti mate purpose of making hospital prac- sought to exonerate Alfred Guimar. s tices uniform tnrougnout tne countr . . , , vot bl,Pn t,.,u.slat the fond friend of Miss Keenan. 1 o that end tne oonru urges mat tne j An a,,om,,t wm i)B made loda:; to Though liu did not know and nnd federal Kwerumcnt take greater initl-. identify pinus us a man wlvi Is nl- never heard of Guimares. bis si.n y ativo In guiding and assisting tho . leged to have visited the Home was that he saw in tho papers that Btats i the us0 0f hospital facilities, r.akerv Friday night and to have "Thoro aro three avenues of dispo-jbeen heard quarreling w'th Mrs. Bition which sugL-est themselves when I Karas. . Dlnns denies ho was Ir. nan for Imsnltalization for war vetor- Everett that night. nils iu nn InnlTftr Imrpiwllrv " tile, rpnort I Mrs. went to the district attorney with tho story of his relations with tho woman, not because ho feared being impli cated bv the police, but lieenuse lie Guimares wns suspected. He told of ficials that ho himself was with Miss Kef nan during the time It was sus pected Guimares was In her company. liinas, Greek restaurant proprltor of Morten. Wash., on alleged threaten ing letters which they report they found in Mrs. Karas' bakery. It also is reported that Mrs. Kara some time ago visited an attorney's office here to report threats she alleged that Dlnns had made against her. Ac cording to members of tlio Greek col ony Dlnas was a former suitor of Mrs. Karas. Dlnas, in Jail here, will be questioned today. The warrant upon wlibii he was brought from Morton chargea arson. The police say the letters they have are of a blackmailing na'llre. I. -at this home folks bank The Medford National MAKES A "GOOD SKID CHAIN" ON THE ROAD OF LIFE prevents slippln' -Make lest Ever SIS VALLEY I MB ITEMS I ; : 1 iHl 4 ' i AMfwrANirtvtoai ;;v 'IW'- J The recent warm humid days are gladly welcomed by the fanners who were deeply concerned ovor the ef fects of the cold frosty night3 on tho growing crops. A good rain will be of material value to the growing crops as well as to the 1 Boil which has become almost too dry for plowing. I Henry Hoist of Sams Valley had a very pleasant Btirpriso Wednesday, March 14, when Henry Hoist of Aus tin, Minn., arrived at his home for a several days visit. The warm old friends are enjoying very much this visit which came through the latter Mr. Hoist making a tour through the west Those old friends of the same namo hut no relation have not met for nearly rifty years. Tholr warm friend ship dates back to early days of child hood when they lived as near neigh bors In Hanover, Germany. When they came to this country over fifty years ago they both lived for a while In tho same part of Minnesota. ' ' Tho visitor, whoso trip brought him through southern California, will leave Xlonday for his home, taking the nor thcrn route through which he will make several stops visiting old Mends on his way.! Mr. Hoist seemed vory favorably says. Thoy say: I no transtor to tno national homo for disabled voluntoar I soldiers to be used for domiciliary care for which tho hospitals aro a I mirably adapted; tho transfer to the public health sorvlce for ninrlne bases, especially in tho groat shipping con tors, or tho sale or transfer to tho states in which thoy aro located r.s part of tho health and welfare equip ment of thesa divisions of tlio coun try." Hospital construction should ba con tinued, the re;iott adds, with other federal construction and otiglneering work In one department but these should be accompanied, In tho bonrd'B opinion, by a group of consultants under budget supervision. Tho consultants whose work ' tho board contemplates should bo of an advisory character, should contlnuo their functions of the federal hoard of hospitalization. A wide variation of construction cost wns noted, the-hoard, says, and. adds that for that reason standards of construction should ho Bet nnd fol lowed. ' " - Regarding-standards of construction tho board snyB that future location nnd onlargement of hospitals' should bo based on sound principles, such as the movementn1 of poitulation, future use of the-buildings, railroad facilities, medical nnd nursing facilities, federal relation nnd assistance of state, muni cipal and civil health functions, espec ially in the matter of education of technical agonts,.ml uulform. care of James ltrowu. residing In th liverside district where the Karas bakery was located, saw Dlnns at the county Jail this morning and said she believes Dlnas Is the man she saw quarreling with Mrs. Karas when slio entered the bakery Friday night to make a purchase One letter the police hold which they are. attempting to connect whh minis is emoted as saying: "You Itimw what hainiened to I'ette: the same thing may hapeu to you." The letter, they wilil. refers to a mort gage or 700 held by Mrs. Knras on Dlnns' property. Peter Karas. hus band of the slain woman, was found murdered In the woods near hero last summor. . Dr. Renders. Stewarts nnd Cnseys aro the happiest people In the county since tlio dally mall goos right by their door. Several new mail boxes nre seen alonK the way - Mr. and Mrs- Oscar k. m"".:,,. ., ,., ,!, . or dnnnlv unwell nnu Air.:"" nw " ' " iinnnhi4 with ntif vnltnv The many friends of Mrs. Bertha the citizens of tho United States. Wyatt aro rejoicing over the arrival of her little son, William Thomas, Mar. 13th at the Dow hospital, Modford. Mrs. Wyatt recently Buffered the Bat! .loin tlio-C. of C. Colas Aro Contagious ' Coughs and ColdB are contagious American women in l'eklng, China, outnumber the men.' Say "Bayer" and Insist! Iionnld. Mrs. Euuenc Bon llrown of tho Flsn naicncu wero shopping in Medford inurs- day. " Friends of Mrs. Kugene tionei un-. .... ... ... ...oil nnd sorry to learn son m ...., will hnvo to unuergo a mw tlon soon to gain back her health. The pupils of the, Hatcnery .scnooi are pruud of their results from th' Palmer method examinations. Curl nnd Glenn Thomas, violet. j-ihihii. Gladys McDonald are. wearing me IlrilllMip llltlH Also all tho lower grades except two pupils have gained; the primary uuuon. rem has won tho progressive certificate. Tho teacher has ulso ; received, the 1'ulmer method certificate for teach ers. George Sanders. Dr. lleueler and James Casey have been flailing. Kriends nnd neighbors of Mr. und ai. o W. Train extend their heort- ...u u.-,..i,utiii- tn them in tlio. loss of ii,t.li- Infant son, Lester Dule. The .....iviiim were taken to Ilogue Klver foe Interment. v.. n. v. Train, who has been verv 111. Is much better. The North Teachers' council meets at tho Hatchery district April 7. Tho afternoon will be a community neetliiL'. A large gathering Is an ticipated to discuss consolidation. u.,...,..i,,i. .i,,l.. nt Homes Carter and u,...-vlHni- I--.llzaholll Uuir Will bl present. l-i-l.-mls nnd neighbors ot the com munltv spent u delightful evening at the home of Mr. nnd Mi's, l.ugcnc ii,.,...n nnd Mr. and Mrs. Hen Drown Mrs. Howell's brother. Tho evening was snent nluylnr games and three r..tiv sonirs were beautifully sung l.v Mm. Ileucler. accompanied by vi Vera Cnfey. A very Interesting reading was given 'by Mrs. John Mc-iinn.-.l.l. Also. Buvenil Instrumental nl.-ern bv Mrl. Jnlivs Casey nnd Vera r--.e m.nle thn evening one of the mn.t ..nlovnhle nartii of thn year. Everyone Is hoping 'hey will ''ring their banjo and saxophone to our next pnr'.y. Many interesting num bers bv those paying forfeits were enjoyed. Over forty were present to enjoy Mr. and Mrs. Howell's and Mr. and .Mrs. Urown's hospitality. A generous and delicious luncheon was served and everyone departed at a late hour looking- forward to another good time. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ase Hollenbenk have returned from Kdgewood. ('Hlifnmia. and are going lo run the McLoud store nnd sen Ice station Mr. J- i Adam has been i very p.mr henltli this winter and will lake, n vacation. Morris Snmllhousen. s.-.n of Mrs. llollenbenk. is a new pupil In the Hatchery school. .rtj. The rain of Thursday and Friday night spoiled tho teacher's and pu pils' hiking party, plannirt for Saturday. loss of her husband, the lato Thomas and requlro prompt treatment as they npread or develop into iu ana urippe. Take no chances 1 when you can get Foley's Honey and Tar for a few cents and quickly check cougha and colds. The constantly increasing demand for Foley's Honey and Tar, for three gen erations,, has made it the largest soiling cough tnedici'no in the' World. Contains ino .oplatesrlngTedlents ara well. The literary' meeting of Friday night was attended by a large ana an-- prcciative audience. Bomo splendid numbers were rendered and in a vory creditable manner. The two coon selections brought poals of laughter from tho audience as did also tho primary song which oxhiblted true to life small school chil dren's fights and troubles. Pie and coffee wore served tno ( crowd. Tho pieB remaining were auc-1 tloned off and brought a neat little sum to be expended for school pur poses. Miss Wilkinson or Willamette val loy and ono of our formers teachers was a pleasant visitor here last week. Miss Wilkinson has many warm friends among the patrons and pupils of tho school who wore very glad to meet her again. Unless you sea flic name 'ilaycr" on package or on tablets you nre not got, tinfl tho genuine. Bayer product pro scribed ny piiysicmns over iwoniy-iwo years and proved safe by millions for Colds Headacho Toothache Lumbago - Earache Rheumatism Neuralgia lnin, Pain ) Accept "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin!' only. Knell unbroken package contains prowr directions. Handy boxes of twelve tablets cost few cents. Drug cists also sell bottles nf 21 nnd 100. j..ottwaarrMi.u ianirin is ,ll0 tn4. wark f Bayer nnnioa on ms wnippui. nuii.nu ' Manufncttirn of MonoacoUcacidestcr of Stitutcs. InsiBt upon Foley's. Sold . 0iicylicacid. nvnrvwhero. .Adv. THE fine appearance and appar ent quality of,Florsheim shoes win you from the very beginning. After months of hard wear, then you can truly judge how good they really are how exceptional is their value. THE FLORSHEIM "PARKWAY" no C. M. Kidd & Co. FOR THE MAN WHO CARES WITH MEDFOPD TRADE IS MEDFORD MADK JOY OF HEALTH WOMAN'S RIGHT Mrs. Evans Freed from Female Weakness by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound i Detroit, Michigan. 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