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f , . in MEDFORD1 ' MATD TRIBUNE.' MEDFORD OREGON TtTESDAY. ' MARCH 27. 1923 PAGE THREES To mako a second start on the map ping of harbors in Oregon and Wash ington from the air by means of the camera. Lieutenant V. C. Goldsbor-1 ough of the United States army flying I corps, Sergeant W. L. Klutz and Pri vates B. A. Fatt and H. F. Carlow plan to take the atr from Eugene today for the Puget Sound country. They arrived In Eugene Sunday afternoon at 4:40 o'clock from Crissey field, San Francisco, where they started at noon, passing over Medford without stop ping. K. I. Red setting eggs at DeVoe's. .. Mrs. Chester C. Kiibll of the Apple gate spent Sunday In the city visiting .friends and relatives. T The committee of Elks In charge of entertainment for Thursday,' April 5th -when the new officers will be Installed are negotiating with Joe Gorman of Grants Pass to be one of the princi pals In the main event of the smoker. Definite plans as yet have not been arranged. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Davidson left Sunday morning for Portland where they will remain, visiting friends, until the first of April. A meeting of the volunter firemen will take place this evening at 7:30 at the fire halt. H. B. Tronson left last evening for Portland after having spent the past three weeks in Eagle Point visiting friends. 1 What is believed to be the final hearing in the O. & C. land grant case started Monday afternoon before Fed eral Judge C. E. Wolverton in Port land, the purpose of which !b to deter mine how much money the govern ment owes the railroad for forfeiture of railroad land grants. The hearing probably will occupy four days. S. W. Williams, special assistant to the at torney general, is representing the government and attorneys for the Southern Pacific are representing the Oregon and California Railroad com pany. Paul Young and L. Coggins returned Sunday from Taft, Calif., where they have been employed in the oil fields. Young will leave in a few days for his homestead in the hills. Fire Chief Roy Elliott, accompanied by one of the members of the fire de partment was busy this morning in specting numerous buildings in the city. An inspection is made every Saturday and every Tuesday by the chief and one other member of the department to prevent unnecessary hazard. Mr. and Mrs. Williams of Kent, Ohio, owners of the old Ware place on King's Highway lea yesterday after having spent' several days here ia specttnc their property holdings. The company which presented "Thfi Bat" last night at the Page departed early tills morning for Eugene where the play will be given tonight. The company appears in Batetn on Wed nesday night and opens its three day Portlaud engagement on Thursday night Joel Jarl, who has been visiting his wife and son in this city for the last few days, left for Portland this morning. SARAH'S BROTHER NOT MOURNER (Continued from Page One) FARMERS WITHOUT FOR SPRING RAIN JESS WIILARD IS TRAINING HARD FOR F. JOHNSON "Saruh received me in her rooms and I told her I thought it was as little as she could do to send me to flohool for a year or two. I was in the show then. I told her I had not had a chance and that I nt least wanted a business course. The way Sarah snapped me off niado me mad and I told her in words, perhaps too harsh, that I hoped I would never lay eyes upon her again. We part ed in anger and have never hnd a conversation since that day. I have seen her several times since, but we were both too stubborn to give in and we have been strangers since that tlmo. Another thing that turn ed me against Sarah I asked her about father and she seemed afraid that I was going to hunt him up and report how she had treated me. She refused to give any information about the family. A. few years ago Sarah sent one of her company here to mako overtures, but I told him that if anything was done, Sarah would have to make her own over tures." . Bernhardt says his sister Jeanne played in this country with Sarah and later starred in her own 'com pany, afterwnrds marrying J. C. Smith, a Chicago druggist. Bernhardt's wife ts dead. She was an actress. Only one of their throe children survives, according to Bernhardt, Mrs? George Caldwell of Detroit, widow of a circus man who lost his life in the Galveston flood. I wumiotfaoa The Daily Bank Robbery TOPEKA, Kas., March 27. Sher iff Alfert E. Mayer of Pottawatomie county was shot and seriously wound ed today by bank robbers after the bandits had looted the Fanners State bank at West Moreland, Kas., according to word received at the of fice of the state bank commissioner here. As the robbers had cut the wires into West Moreland detailB were lacking. The sheriff was removed to a hospital at Manhattan. He receiv ed two charges of buckshot, the re port said. The bandits Mew open the safe. When last seen they were driving south from Pottawatomie in an aU' tomobile. .There is much concern among the agriculturalists of the valley and county, whose lands are unirrigated about the dearth of rain so far in this section, especially during March and February, which is far below nor-, mal. Only 10.99 Inches of rain has fallen so far Btnce last September, and it is feit by many that unless there is quite a rain fail during the remainder of this month and in April, May and June the crops on the unir rigated lands will bo poor. But while there Is apprehension there is some precedent that there may be such a rainfall, as since 1SSS, when the official taking of records was begun by the weather bureau here, these records show that there has been a copious rainfall during April, May and June once every eight or nine years, and this record Is about due to be repeated. In the rainy year of 1912-1913 there occurred the last heavy fall dur ing these three months. In May of 1891 a lot of rain fell. The total rainfall for the past five complete 5'ears is as follows: 1922, 17.01; 1921, 16.21; 1920, 16.33; 1919, 14.33, 1918, 15.68. As compared with light moisture so far this year of only 10.99 inches here and 11 inches at the Southern Oregon Experiment station at Tal ent, the following March rain fail during the past five years Is interest ing: 1922, 1.84 Inches, 1921, 1.06 inches, 1920, 1.44 inches; 1919, 1.78 j inches; 1918, 1.69 Inches. The February rainfall for the past five years is as follows: 1922, 2.33; 1921, 3:31; 1920, .22 of an inch; 1918. 3:49; 1918,2.64. The monthly rainfall so far this rain weather year ts shown, by the records to be as follows; September, .50 of an inch; Octo ber, 1.48; November, 1.35; Decem ber, 5,36; January, 1.61; February, .38; March, 29. .. . , his wind, and finishes up bis ring work with three or four rounds of exercise. After this he takes a show er and remains on the rubbing table uatll six p, m. HOSTON Floyd Johnson of Iowa knocked out Ray Thompson of New York ia twenty seconds. Colds Are Contagious Coughs and Colds are contagious and require prompt treatment as they spread or develop Into Flu and Grippe. Take no chances when you can get Foley's Honey and Tar for a few cents and quickly check coughs and colds. The constantly increasing demand for Foley's Honey and Tar, for three gen erations, has made It the largest selling cough medicine In the World, Contains no opiates ingredients are printed on the wrapper. Refuse sub stitutes. Insist upon Foley's. Sold everywhere. ' Adv. EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Mo., Mar. 27, (By Associated Press). Jess Wit- lord has been in training for two weeks for his bout with Floyd Johnson in New York. May 12. The former champion is witling, he said today, to meet Firpo, the South American title holder, if necessary to obtain a match with Dempsey. Jess arises at six o'clock, takes an eight mile workout on the hilly roads of this region and after a shower bath and an hour under the hand of his rubber, rests until three o'clock ia the afternoon. He then punches the bag for three rounds, boxes four rounds with his boxing partner, Harry Drake ot 1ju don, docs four rounds of shadow box ing, clinches and tugs with a profes sional wrestler for four r rounds to strengthen his shoulders and improve EUGENE. Ore., Mar. 27. With forty men already signed up for spring football at University of Oregon, pro spects are bright for a good turnout of ttia grid workouts after Easter. Coach Shy Huntington expects a large number to- sign for the sport with the opening of the next Quarter. The present schedule tor the grid iron training for next term, will see it started about April 16, white the workouts will continue throughout the month'of May. CATHOLICS ARE A ROUSE & (Continued from page cmej riiitehlavltch ia Moscow, and It Is un derstood Pope Plus Is exerting his personal tutlueuce to save the Uvea ot the prelates. When Use cases came up recently the holy see ilerixsed its good of fices Sbrensh t Russian minister here and tits soviet government re sponded that the aeettsed Catholics would be tried with perfect "dispas sionateness," The extveuiity to wlitch the cauyt went in !pisvg penalties ha csvuaes! the greatest disappointment. ia de-ath she had recovered the beaaty of her youth. "Her expression," be added, "I one of peace." - The visitors' book at t&e restdeuca already contain JG4 ssies SBCiudSns thos-ft of personages in of fieiaT, private, busi&esa and theatrical life. DEATH STIRS GOVERNMENT (Oonttnned from page one.) friend for many years, yemarfcsiS that George It, Peafce of the Ketrepofi- tan Life Insurance compasy was oae of the Grants Paaa business visitors ia Medford today. ' ' Spatfd&f Dt KINCSf PILLS -for ttygjfffirisn M The Noted Dead LONDON, March 27. Sir James Dewar. noted scientist, died today. Sir James Ietvttr, a noted British scientist, wns the co-inventor with Sir Frederick Abel of Cordite, the smokeless powder' adopted by the government. fHe also brought for' ward the Dewar llasfc, popularly known as the thermos flask. His con tribution to chemical knowledge re ceived recognition from scientific SO' cletles in England, France, the Unit ed States. Italy and Germany. He was In his 8 1st year. Card of Thanks We wish to thank our friends tor their kindness and sympathy during our recent bereavement. Also for the beautiful floral offerings. CHRIS. KEKGAN. MRS. J. F. DUGGAN. MRS. D. B. THOMPSON. MRS. G. W. WOODSON. The world's annual yield of raw woo! is approximately 3,000,000,000,000 pounds. HOW TO REDUCE VARICOSE VEINS Many people have become despon dent because they have been led to believe that there is no remedy that will reduce swollen veins and bunches. If you will get a two-ounce origi nal bottle of Moone's Emerald Oil (full strength) at any first class drug store and apply it at home as direct ed you will Quickly notice an im provement which will continue unul the vetns and bunches are reduced to normal. Moone's Emerald Oil is very con centrated and a bottle lasts a long time that's why it is a most Inex pensive treatment. It fas orougnt much comfort to worried people ai! over the country and is one of the wonderful discoveries of recent years and always bear in mind that anyone who ts disappointed with Its use can have their money refunded. Heaths Drug Store and West Side Pharmacy can supply you. Aav. i Tho fastest, funniest thing that over hit town. PAGE TOMORROW Groomed forGood Company Tidily tailored of choicest tobacco, and handsomely boxed in board Thus, sirs, whatever the occasion, English Ovals are up to it. And they don't belie their looks! Philip Morris blends them of mild tobaccos matured for mellowness blends them in the good old English way. Od's bodkins, what a ctgarettel In-coM-pa-ra'bly fine! ( v - '..- 'vt PHIIIP MORRIS m xm ; ,1 . ' Blended in the Good Old - "EnglisU Waif CIGARETTES " i rs 7 - iMdi! i r t ri - t , . See the ROPER OVEN CONTROL To say it is almost human is faint praise. 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