METiFORD - MA Hj TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, .'OREflOX, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1023
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UNDBUSM
ESS
COUNTY
ROAD
HELP
legation of IB Ashland buni
on visited tho county court to
d askod that tho court assist
jlblo,with tha bulldlncr nf
rom: tho Dead Indian rnml
I . five miles to the deposits of
belonging to tho Hartinan svn.
le, and where they expect to;
hi their rilunt tn Avt.n. ...
l from ahalo.
Fred Hoi mea. r od ri f -
inland f!hnmhoi
, . VUHLIIICIIU WHS
lokesman for the deWnttnti
others exnlninei-i tk& t
I ' (IVIIUvlllil
inHRlblltPH nf 1tlA Bl.nl.. nQ
by the syndlcnto.
xney also said the five miles of
road would cost about $5000 and they
naked tho county to pay one-half of
the game. Tho court took tho prop
osition under advisement.
Tho delegation Btnted Ashland 1b
solidly behind tho proposition and
aro asking tho county to assist, the
request not coming from tho syndl
cnto. This road would leave the Dead
Indian road nbout eight miles from
tho George Dunn place on the Pa
cific highway. The syndicato nlso
agree to use tho crushed rock from
their works as macadcm on the Dead
lndinn road;tho county to grndo the
same. Work was started last year on
tho Dead Indian road by tho county
1 and will, be resumed again when the
weather permits. . .
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IN HOTEL ROOM
BAN FRANCISCO, April 4. Rabbi
niirca J. Lufteo, 22, of the Bush
street temple said to bo tho youngest
rnbbi In California, was found uncon
scious from a bnttered skull and Par
tlal strangulation in a downtown hotel
room today after he had registered at
the hotel with a man in a sailor's
uniform. Ho is expected to . die.
Habbl Lufco and the stranger entered
the hotel In tho early evening hours,
tho stranger signing tho name of
H. B. Hickman to tho register. Later
Kahhl Lafoo telephoned to tho clerk)
asking to bo called at six a: ,m., .to
day. At four o'clock tho stranger
was seen to leave tho hotel, lingering
In the lobby long, enouch to' roll a
cigarette. .
Later tho clerk wont to tho men's
room and found tho rabbi senseless
and bearing every evidence of a se
vere beating and choking. Marks on
his neck indicated that a rope or a
twisted sheet might have been used
on him.
Rabbi Lafoo was 'rushed to an
emergency hospital where his senses
returned long enough for him to
Identify himself.
UN ABDUCTED
The many patrons of the Fair
Ground Pavilion will welcome the an
nouncement that this popular amuse
ment place will open for the summer
season Saturday night, April 7th. with
Alford and his Imperial orchestra pro-
pounuing an or the latest dance hits.
The management feels very fortunate
in securing this orchestra to furnish
high class music for the dance loving
public of the valley and will endeavor
at all times to keep'up the high stan
dard of entertainment as has been
their policy in the past. Dances will
be held every. Saturday night during
tne season with many special parties.
In the early part of May thePavillon
management and Uie'jackson. County
Fair association will hold a "Blossom
Carnival' 'for two days, this to be an
annual event. The funds raised this
year will be used to help build an
addition to the grand stand which Is
Uadly needed.. -
' As this pavilion Is part of the blind
ing program as outlined by the Fair
association It should receive the sup
port of the entire. valley In Its under
takings, this building is the property
of the Fair association and as such
comes under their regulation and It Is
the Wish of the management to at all
times cater to the wishes of , the
people of Jackson county. The man
agement Is open at all times for sug
gestions which will In any way bring
the amusement as furnished up to
what the people want as this amuse
ment place Is their and their wishes
Bhould be and will be considered.
' The management Is doing all that it
can to provide good, clean, wholesome
amusement and with this condition
existing feels that the coming season
Will be a repetition of the very suc
cessful ono closed last fall.
LO ANGELES, April 4. Mrs. Lou
ise Collins, 60, was taken, bound,
from her home at Santa Fe Springs
nar here early today by five masked
men, beaten and ordered to leave
town, according to the story she told
deputy sheriffs. Tho. woman was
found in a roadway by motorists, her
head cut and bleeding.
Mrs. Collins said the men came into
her room where she was sleeping
with her husband and carried her in
an automobile to an orange grove
where the attack was made. She
was told by one of the -men that she
had been "unfair in business dealings
with another, .woman in : connection
with a restaurant she conducts' she
declared.' ' ' '
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TO CHANGE PLEA
YORK, April' 4. Edward J.
Collins, counsel for. Evan Burrows
Fontaine, dancer, and her mother,
Mrs. Florence E. Ames, charged with
perjury as an outgrowth of the dan
cer's suit against Cornelius Vanderbilt
Whitney for breach Of promise, today
announced that when she withdrew
the plea of not guilty In Rockland
county yesterday it was a preparatory
step to asking for dismissal of the
charge. He declined to state on what
grounds he would ask for dismissal.
Mr. Collins stated he intended to
make his motion for dismissal before
Judge Wiggins In New York City next
Friday. '
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C. DF C. DIRECTORS
.The following 36 candtadatea for
the nine vacant places to be loft soon
on the board 'of "directors of the local
chamber of commerce were nominat
ed before the chamber of commerce
forum at the weekly luncheon at the
Hotel Medford this. noon.
Committee: J. J. Buchtcr, Wm. War
ner, Leon Haskins, Floyd Hart nomi
nate and recommend the following
members as candidates (or the board
of directors of the Medford chamber
of commerce!
Crater Ticket
Ed M. . White, Chester Barr, A, J.
Vance. C. A. Knight, Emil Mohr, J. W.
Wakefield, Frank , De Souza, Olen
Arnsplger, Leon B. Haskins, Hugh B.
Rankin, Hamilton Fatten, Wm. Young,
M. I. Miiiear, S. F., Richardson, Alex
Sparrow, H. S. Deuel, Claude C. Cate.
Committee, Ed M. White, chairman,
Mrs. Klocker, Joseph Grey, A. C. Hub
bard nominate and recommend the
following members as candiates for
the board of directors of the Medford
Chamber of Commerce:
W. H. Lydiard, J. H. Cochran, Geo.
T. Collins, J. N. Browploe, Floyd Hart,
P. M. Kershaw, Volney Dixon, Mrs.
Marie Ulrich, Paul McDonald, E. E.
Wilson, N. E. Bohnll, M. Montgomery,
John R. Tomlin, J. p. Bell, E.' P. Law
rence, C. V..WhilIock, R. W. Clancy,
Walter Bowen.
In addition to these nominations,
nominations may be made by members
of the chamber, for any other candi
date they wish to have on the ticket
It is understood that the above lists
are merely suggestions, though very
good ones, and it Is not compulsory
to vote for any of the men named
thereon If It is the wish of the voter
to nominate someone else,
The Craters club is practically 100
per cent Chamber of Commerce In
membership but only about 20 percent
of the "Crater. Ticket" nominees are
members of the Craters club, accord
ing to J. J. Buchter, chairman of the
nominating committee.
FEDERAL PROBE OF
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DENVER, April, 4. Tho Times
this attoruoon prints a. Btory mat
Denver is to bo the scene of two of
tho biggest federal investigations
ever conducted In' the west soon in
which William J. Burns, director of
the bureau of investigation of the
United States department ot Justice
and Federal Prohibition CommU'
sioner Haynes will figure.
According to tho Times Burns will
Investigate federal angles that have
developed in the case and consider
charges made ngalnst an investigator
In the local department of Justice
office linking the man with tho Don-
ver bunko mon.
-Haynes Is coming, says tho Times
to take personal chargo of tho acti
vities of the intelligence flying squad
ron of his department now working
here, to probe the recent caso of
Father Walter .A.. Grace nnd to con
duct a personal. Investigation of the
office of E. H. McClennhnn, federal'
prohibition enforcement officer for
Colorado.
8EATTLK, April 4. Fire, believed
to have originated through sponta
neous combustion In tho vossel's oil
soaked hold, today destroyed the
bili'KQ Fresno, moored on Lnko Wash
ington, ' Loss was estimated at ?10,,
000. The Fresno was once famous ns u
fast clipper ship operating from At
lantic coast portH. - she was built by
W. Kogeis In Bath. Maine, 4!) years
ago. Recently tho vessel had beeu
used ns n whaling station tender by
tho North . Pacific Sea Products com
pany. ...
Secretary Denby Arrives
SANTO DOMINCfO, April 4. Secre
tary of the Navy Denby and tho con
gressional party accompanying him
arrived here todny on tho tJ. S. S.
Henderson from Port au Prince.
At 83 cents
A Miller's Pure
GumRubberApron
not rubberoid, but
pure gum rubber,
; ifor 83 cents -
Heath's Drug Store Phone 884
s ' . 109 East Main Street 14 "
We are as near to you as your phone
Real Estate Transfers
Jos. B.. Ware et uv to H. A.
Stearns, pt. lot 2, blk. 8, Ash
land .!. $ 10
R. A. Holmes et ux 'to W. TH.
Spellman, lot 1, bllt. 2, Bryant
Add. to Medford , 50
L. E. Cochran et al vs. Donnegan
Orchard Co., SW of NW of SB
sec. 13, tp. 35, S. R. 2 W 100
i Mattle E. Brannon et nl to J. E.
FIfleld et al, SW of SW sec 23,
tp. 39, S. R. 1 E 10
W. E. Buchanan et ux to J. J,
Simmerville et ux, lot 1, blk.
23, Butte Falls ..... 10
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Livestock '
PORTLAND, Ore., April 4. Cattle
nominally steady; no receipts.
Hogs steady to 15c lower; receipts
82. Prime light $3.25 9.35.
Sheep nominally steady; no receipts.
Butter
PORTLAND, Ore., April 4. Butter
firm. Extra cubes 42 43c; under
grades.3840c; prints 47c; cartons
48c. Dairy buying price ' nominal;
Butterfat f.o.b. Portland 46c
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND. Ore., April 4.
Wheat: Hard white, bluestem, baart
1134; sole white $124; western
tvhlte $123; hard winter, northern
spring, western red $1.17.
Today's car receipts Wheat 28;
flour 8; corn 2; oats 1; hay 6.
San Francisco Markets
SAN FRANCISCO, April 4 (State
Division of Markets). Broilers 45
48c; fryers 435c: young roosters
3840c; Jackrabbits nominal.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 4. (U. S.
Bureau of Agricultural Economics).
Eggs, extras 29V4C extra pullets 26c;
undersized 21 He
SAN FRANCISCO, April 4 Butter
fat unchanged.
Chicago Markets
CHICAGO, April 4. Wheat No. 1
hard. $1-22H; No- 2 hard $1.22 ti 1.22
Corn, No. 3 mixed Hit'oc. Oats.
-o 2 white 45HP46C; No. 2 white
44 (S45V4C. Rye. No. 2, 83c. Barley
61& 71C. Timothy seed $5 ff 6.60. Clo
ver seed 113.50 18.50. Pork nominal.
Lard $11.32. Ribs $9.62(8 10.62.
News Summary
of Last Night
CONSTANTINOPLE Prohibition
has gone into effect in Constantinople
and any person found drinking alco
holic beverages will rr"- ' ,,.'
i.i. imst nndo while for-
elgners nnd traders selling ll'iunr are
liable to a fine of niiy
DAYTIME FROCK
This nvirt, slim little frock of
deep brown veloun cloth Is light
ened by icrossed vest, sleeve ruffle
and a pleated drape at the side
front of the skirt, all of which are
blege georgette. Girdle is of metal
cloth with buttons and button holes
to match!
SULPHUR CLEARS
ROUGH. RED SKIN
Facet Neck and Arms Easily
Made Smooth, Says
Speoialist
Anv hreakinff out of the skin, even
fiery, itching edema, can be quickly
overcome by applying a little Mcntho
Sulphtir, declares a noted skin special
ist Because of its germ destroying
properties, this sulphur preparation be
gins at once to soothe irritated skin and
heal eruptions such as rash, pimples and
ring worm.
It seldom fails to remove the torment
and disfigurement and you do not have
to wait "for relief from embarrassment.
Improvement quickly shows. Sufferers
from skin trouble should oblain a small
jar of Rowles Mcntho-Sulphur from
any good druggist aud use it like cold
cream,
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SEATTLE, April 4. Leaders among
miners In the Roslyn-Cle Elum dis
tricts were to meet Martin J. Flyzik,
president of district ten, United Mine
Workers of America this afternoon to
discuss plans for a later meeting with
operators for the negotiation of the
new agreement. The joint meeting ot
miners and operators, tentatively
scheduled for- today, was postponed
for a short time, it was announced.
NOBLE BATTLE
CAIRO, April 4. The Earl of Car
narvron's phyHicinns virtually aban
doned last night any hope of his re
covery and the family gathered
around the bedside anticipating the
worst, but ho rallied, never losing
consciousness. ' Today : his tempera
ture was 101 and he maintained the
slight improvement noted last night.
He was still weak, but less depressed.
His physicians regard the fight for
life he Is making as remarkable.
NEW YORK Tom Gibbons, St.
Paul light heavyweight will bo per
mitted to meet Jack Dempsey for tho
heavyweight title If he first dofcats
Jack Renault, Canadian, tho New
York boxing commission ruled.
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with finger tips; gradually add cup
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mixing it with knife to a soft dough. Toss
on floured board, roll lightly to H inch
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in pan, brush top with melted shortenina
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( Irtjills at Portland Oregon and'Tacoma, Vashingfen
Manufacturers of Olympic Pancako Flour and Olympic WheatBearta" '
Strong Drink Is Now Taboo
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