Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1923)
ftACIE SIX . MEDFOTiT) MATL TRTRUXE, MEDFORD, OHEfiOX, TUESDAY, OCTOBER .10, 1923 JaU winter long Rea vaporizes . quit uy instantly ' -yet it gives all the . , power and mileage of an UNBROKEN chain of boiling points Play Safe . use Red Crown and Hick to it STANDARD OIL-COMPANY (CALIFORNIA) 'QUICK RTING STA with no G sacrifice AMERICAN LEGION WRESTLING SMOKER NEXTTUESDAY P. ML A amies of high class smokers for tho wintor Benson will ho Iiiunclied ut tlio new Armory next Tuesday nlKlit when Gus Schnelduu and Farmer Vanco will wrestle under the auspices or tlio Medford post of the American Logion. The local legion men have eocurud two mighty flno mat men In ncliiicldati and Vance. The 'former, it will he remembered hy fans here, downed Ted Thyo ut one, of the last Gold HIU smokers in one of the most spectacular matches staged here fore years. Hchiiein.au will mako his homo In .Medford, which will assure south orn Oregon people some top-notch wrestling cutortaintnonts. Fanner Vanco Is a husky boy who halls from Chicago. Last year ho made a trip to tho coast stutes and established for himself quito a reputation in wrestling circles, meeting Thyo und other good coast grapplers. Thero has been an urgent demand for wintor smokers in Modford and. the American Legion boys are to bo con giatulaled on oponlng tho game with a match In which such men as Schnel (Ian and Vanco participate. There is no doubt that It will take a sorics of high caliber smokors to create Inter est In southern Oregon and it was with this In mind that the Legion com mlttoo secured those men. Tho Schneldnu-Vance match next Tuesday night will ho the main at traction of tho Legion smoker. Two good preliminaries will oomploto a curd which should attract puoplo from every corner of tho valley. The bouts and matches will bo held In tho main hall of the new armory building and lower floor and balcony seats will be on sale wHbln a day or two. GEOLOGISTS GIVE EXPERT OIK Mayor Candidate San Francisco Held for Slander m HAS FRANCISCO. Oct. 30. John K. nines. Independent candidate for liutyor of Han Francisco, was arrested 011 u charge of criminal slander today on n warrant sworn out at the instiga tion of Chief of Police D. J. o'liriun. Jiu was released on $20 bail. lines is charged with having at tacked Chief O'llrlen and tho police department "in a slanderous manner" luring a campaign speech. Thu of- feusu Is a misdemeanor. Cut This Out It Is Worth Money Send this ad and ton cents to Foloy I It, Co., 28115 Shoffleld Avo., Chicago, III.1, writing your name and address clearly. You will receive a ton cent bottle Foley's Ilonoy and Tar for Coughs, Colds, and Croup, also free suniplo packages of Foley Kidney I'llls for Backache, Rheumatic Pains, Kidney and Madder trouble, and Foley Cathartic Tublots for Constipa tion and llllloiiHUCBS. Thoso wonder ful romodtos huvo helped millions of people. Try thorn! Sold everywhere. Adv. WASHINGTON'. Oct. 30. Views of other geological experts on the state of tha oil deposits In the Teaot Dome naval rcservo when It was leased to the Sinclair interests last year were sought hy tho seuuto public lands com mlttoo today in continuing Its investi gation of the. lease. Experts who ex amined tho property for the commit tee reiKirted thto deposits greatly de pleted by drainage and that In thoir opinion development was Uio only means of preventing greater loss to tho government. Intensive drilling of wells along the boundary between Teapot Dome naval reserve and tho Salt Creek oil fields would shut off drainage from tho re serve Into the Salt Creek field, K. C Hearld, geologist In churge of tho oil and gas sections of the geological sur vey, told tho committee. If tho policy of tho covernnieiit was to retain in the ground the supply of oil in tho Teapot Dome resorve thero was not, In tho opinion of tho witnoss any reason for tho leasing of tho entlro reserve. In reply to word from tho commit too Mr. Hoald said the secretary of tho Interior had not consulted him about drainage of the roserve, but that ho had made n report on tlio subject which had been submitted to tho sec retary. Compilations made by him lod him to believe, ho said that tlio drainage without effort on tho part of tho gov ernmont to uso off-set wells, would have resulted In tho loss of less than one-ninth of tho oil In tho resorve. He asserted that before a greater loss oc ourrcd. tho oil displaced by drainage would have boon replaced by a water barrier which would have prevented further loss. With intensive drilling along the boundary of the reserve adjoining Suit Creek fields Mr. Heald said, the re servo would havo been effectively closed to drainage in that direction In three yearn. The total loss of oil dur ing the period, ho said, would not have exceeded olio million barrels. F SCULLYS a PURE CANE AND MAPLE SYRUP It'a a treat from old mother nature thanlc L'l'ClL? j,cr She produces the pure cane and maple I sugar that gives Skoo lcum that different taste and Scully sees to it that no artificial in gradients enter into its production. Whole ' some, pure and nppe- 7 , tizing Skookura comes " f.t(lt to the American table cajQeat as a gift from noturo , it's "Bully." In air tight, double sea ltd s crvw top tans your protection P. D. SCULLY SYRUP CO. CHICAGO " VY A UU A Ul on a Tire be sure it is a good one and that it will g-ivo you long and satis factory service. The Mohawk tire which wo sell will, otherwise you get a refund or a now tiro. That's how good it is, say the manufac turers. ' SYDNKV. N. S. W.,' Oct. Tho fiutv eoHHful Hruftintf of a new nnHu onto tlio fiu-o t)f u hunifiu being hua been nuulo )ioHsll)U by iho womloi'H ami triumph of moilurn mirry, it whh ilimioiiHtnUiHl lnro recently wlnn the operation was imrfnrnn'd on Thomuw KllfiillcM at Sydney hoHpltal. KilciilU'ii UiHt bin noso throtiKh iin operation. HulKuniiH expreiweU the belief t,hat they could Kraft n noso to hit fat:e, uhIhk the niWldlo finger of his left band, for the nilmtltiK oiKan. Tho cU'lieato und painful operation took two weeks. Tho finder, mill at tached to Kileiillcn'H hand, was bound closely to hlH face, nftor the skin had been prepared to mako the grafting possible. Ilia left hand and arm were bandaged ho that they could not be moved nnd in that position Kllcullen remained until the Kraft wiih com pleted, when tho ffnKur was severed from tho hnnd. The surKOontt said that Kllcullen will ho able to breathe through the transplanted 'finger n,d will even, be ablo to blow H. They could not pun ran tec that it would servo as an oi'Kan with which Kllcullen could dis UiikuIhIi various odors. COUNTY HELD LIABLE OLYM1MA, Wash.,: Oct. 30. Mrs. Kato M. Hair has sufficient cause to maintain an nctlon against Cowlitz, county for alleged negligence in con nection with tho collapse of the Kolso bridge across tho Cowlitz river last January. Superior Judge Reynolds dismissed tho action against the county on tho grounds that tho bridge was entirely within the city limits ot Kelso nnd was without tho Jurisdic tion of the county hut tl:o supreme court today held that tho county's maintenance ana tlio operation ot the bridge for the past ten years consti tuted liability. Santa Barbara Boy Declared the Model Boy Scout Ni:V YOIUC Oct. 30. Andrew Hlake, fourteen of Santa liarbnra. Oil., represent tho typical American liny Scmil in an oil palntlnK by Albert llorter, American artist, which has been presented to Sir Itobert ltatlen VoweM, founder of the Hoy Scouts. Hlake, who Is an pukIo scout, the highest rank ohtninablo In ncoutiuK. was chosen. Mr. Morter said today, for "hia most neat appearance, his charnc'tcr and his youthful beauty." Tho ptft H tho first of a series of puintiiiKH which will depict Inn typical scout of every nation and which will bo hunK In tho London headquarters of Sir Hadcn-rowvlL INIS A BIT SCEPTICAL OF LATEST FIND WASHINGTON, Oct. 30. (By the AHRociatcd I'roHs) The Smithsonian institute Is not yet prepared to accept the theory of J. p. Harrington, on! of its Hciontlflr: invtstlKtorM that he has found nvar Santa Harbara, Cab, the bones of a pre-Neamlerthul man. Although for the most part reserv ed n their comment, officials of the Institution alid other WaHhiiiKton HCi entista make no secret of their reluc tance to treat the California discover ies as epoch making until a careful study rot them has been made. In order that there may be no unneces sary delay, tho institution today haH ordered an examination to be made In New York before a group of the coun try's greatest anthropologists. Dr. Jcbsc Fewkes, director of the bureau of enthonology of the insti tution, said he regarded It as extrem ely Improbable that pre-Neanderthal man had left traces in California, although ho did not caro to7 cast dis credit upon M r. Harrington's claim until its authenticity had been passed upon by competent experts. A similar opinion was expressed by Dr. Ales Jlrdllcka, curator of 'the na tional museum. Ho asserted that there was little possibility of primi tive man ever having inhabited the region of Santa Barbara. U. S. IN OF L.EIPKIO, Oormany nevor ceoses to disclaim loudly all responsibility foj tho beginning of the great war. In tho theatre, in tho pulpit, in tho press and in the political forum Ger many proclaims her innocence with an insistence which never seems to wane. . Foreigners are much Impressed by tho unanimity with which Germans of a 1 1 classes take the sa me text and preach tlio same homily. Tho argu mento bob up in most unexpected con nections. But It remained for F. W, Kitten, the editor of a new commer- ial jHuglish-Gc rman dictionary, which has Just been issued In Lelpsig, to find iho most unioue medium for a lecture to members of tho entente. Tho pref ace of this book, designed primarily for salo to English-speaking persons, opens: 'An long as tho utatcsmen of the entento pretend to believe in Ger many's 'guilt,' Uiey aro not likely to consider a: reyifilton .'ot the Vorsaille treaty? lf trViftfc biuy be cidled); uid as long- as this dictate the nioHt cruel, cowardly,, -and silly crime ever perpetrated is hot' revised, all talk about, and thought of reconstruction. normal huslncHH relations, and nil that sort of tblpg, is of course, so much noma'nsc. No fear Americans will ever redeem their word of honor pledged by President Wilson; but soiiio day or other and somehow or other, thero will be a revision (no man in his senses can doubt It) and Germany, once . more, will come to tho fore. Until then honest business men wlU have to muddle on, I sup pose, doing 'business as usual " CrTCVFH.AND Tho warning of London physicians that persona 50 years old or more are endangering their lives by playing golf is scoffed at by Cleveland s "Indian Scouts" foursome, believed to bo ono of the oldest active quartets In tho world, who may be seen regularly on the golf links here. Their combined age is 227 years. None of them started playing golf until ho was past Hie half century mark. , Tho foursome is composed of Chns. V. Burrows, 74; G. T. Mcintosh. 75; W. S. "Webb, CO, and A. W. Neale, 59." All are prominent business men hero and may "lie seen on tho links every Saturday nnd a couple or three times a week," as ono of them put it. When they nro "on their game" the foursome piny In tho low eighties or nineties. They havo been playing to gether for about 12 years. 1 doii't know of any pastime more plcasont, more healthful and more invigorating for a man between tho ges of tio nnd SO.' Mr. Burrows said. 'Of course a man who allows his muscles to become soft nnd flabby from lack of exercise, smoking, over eating and drinking and then goes out on the course and overtaxes his strength in in danger but moderate golf means health for a man post 50 who keeps himself in condition. A Gooil Thing - DON'T MISS IT. Send your naiua ami auMresa phunlj trritlen together with G cents (and thia ilip) to Cli&iuhrlain Medicine Co., Def Moiuca, Iowa, and recerre in return a trial package containing Chauiberl&in'i Cough Keniedy for couplis, celda, croup, bronchial, "du" aod whooping coughs, and tickling throat; Chamberlain's Stem ach and Liver Tablets for stomach trou bled, indigotkticn, gnwjf pains that crowd the heart, hiUoumiess and cotmUpation; Chamberlain's SalYO, needed in-every familv for burns, scalds, wounds, piles, aud skin Hire lions: these valued family medicines fur uol 5 ceuu. Don't bum iU FORM IS POOR IN FIRST TITLE G1E NEW YORK, Oct. 30. While Wil liam F. Hoppe, the defending cham pion, stepped out la front In last night's victory u'or Erich Hangen lacher of Germany in the first match of the world's 18.2 balk line billiard championship tournament, his victory was not impressive aud his tolloweru will watch his further appearance with anxiety. Hoppe won from Hagenlacher 500 to 424, but it took his 20 Innings to do it, the match requiring throe hours and 4G minutes to play and taking J place as ono of the slowest cham pionship games on record. Two close marches are expected to day when Welker Cochran, United States meets Roger Contl. Franco, in tho afternoon and Jako Schaefer and Edouard Horemans of Belgium come together In the night match. NEW YOB.K Marin Putsltka and Wladek Zbys.dco wrestled to a draw decinion. The match went two hours and a half. MILWAUKEE Tilly (Kid) Her man, California welterweight, knock ed out Jack Rchoundorf of Milwaukee In tho third round of a scheduled ten round match. CHICAGO Morrlo Sohlalcfor of Omaha knocked out Patsy Hocco of East Chicago in the fifth round of their scheduled, ten ..round bout at l-Jast Chicago. NEW YORK, Oct. 30. Leland Stanford urtiver.qlt., Imo Tiiw nu'unl. P(l thn tmtlnmil & A II inning t.r- polo championship for 1123 by John i ayior, cuairman or tne A. A. U. swilll minir r-mmitll tr Tim Innntuat will be held In the Leland Stanford pool, California, the latter part of next month. Eight Pacific coast water poio icanis nave already signified their Intention of competing. '0' LAME PORTLAND. Ore:. Oct. 30. Word has been received from Jack Benefiel graduate manager of athletics at the University of Oregon that a forty' piece band and 600 Htudcnts will be In Portland early on tho eve of the Stanford-Oregon football game to be played here November 10 to stage a rousing celebration which will Include a ' pop" rally in tho- gymnasium of tho Multnomah club and reach a cli max ln n serpentine pnrado through the heart of tho business section. CARPENTIER TO MEET PARIS. . Oct. 30. Georges Cnrpen- tier will sail for tho United States November 11, it was announced today Carpentler has been matched for n bout with Tom Glbbons to be held In New York in December or January. PORTSMOUTH, Ohio Over two hundred members of the Ku Klux Klan were arrested when they at tempted to parade in violation of an order of Mayor Oablemnn. IF STOMACH IS TROUBLING YOU Instantly! End Indigestion or Stomach Misery with 'Tape's Diapepsin" As soon as you cat a tablet or two of "Pnpe'a Dinpepsin" your indigpstion ia gone! Heavy pain, Leartburn, flatu lvncc, gasua, palpitation', or any misery from a sour, acid stomach end.. , Correct your Btomach and digestion for a few cents. Kack package guaranteed by druggist. Dr. Jud Rickert A VU OPTICIAN 8U8 EosV Main Street SCt UKOPS U8EI ji Medford Iron WorRs uufAj n..n.. u;ii : mkuiwu yuan, win jj Mining and Sawmill Machinery. j GcDWal Foundry and Machin Work.' I1M N. Central 2 KILLED. 3 HURT EVERETT, Wash., Oct. CO. The condition of Fire Chief W. A. Tnro. seriously injured last niyht in n col lision between fire apparatus when two men, Dennis Moyle. a fireman, und Daniel Michel, wero killed, was re ported unchanged it eiijht o'clock thiB morning. His unending phHlclun said his lung had been pierced by a broken rib. and that his condition was grave. Arthur I.effrlng, 20 year old substitute fireman, hus a possible fno ture of tlio skull, but hope is held for hiB recovery. Krnnk Ibaly, pipe nmn. suffered u compound fracture of the rinht thish und was resting easily this morning. Others were hurt only slightly. A folding clothes drier that occu pies little space., uses gas for heat and an electric fan for ventilntion. and is expected to be popular in homes dur ing tho winter. Mah jong sets heirs niado in a Shanghai factory, havo bone from Chicago packing plants, for facings of the pieces. That is aTeaspoonful? im i "" It depends on the Bak ing Powder you uae. You must use a heaping spoonful of many brands because they don't contain as much leav ening strength fts HY mm TEST En9 Tha Eoonomy BAXUVG PCWBISi Level spoonfuls are all that are nee essar when you use CALUMET It makes more bakings which means a real saving on bake day. Sales 2 times as much as that at any other brand VOTiLU'S GREATEST BAKING POWBS ' 1 D Lunch Kits WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF LUNCH KITS. Regular price $3.50 OUR PRICE $0-50 Each Medford Pharmacy Phone 10 Your Plans for Next Year Now is tlio time wlien we are urging our patrons to start laving their financial plans or the coining winter. Set up an objective. . "Whatever may lie our lot as to business con ditions, marketing or yield, ' let's plan to make the most of it. Come in and talk over your plans with us. The Jackson County Bank,, with its back ground of experience, can give you some new angles on your problem. niimimmuimmniuninmmmuniimnmOTanmnnniun JACKSON COUNTY BANK nuHiiiHiunjtiHjnHMniiflmiin 3TrIrvvJ.C:sl smjiu -"lYl. MEDFORD, OREGON.; u: f t;- -iV:!cr vTr '"'; ti'. fK & ssfwgk COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 84 E. MAIN ST. ' - A strictly up-lo-dnto place for patients desiring home-Ilka sur ronndings. ' . . . . KOnKIlT W. STEARNS, M. D., Prop. R. E. GREEN, M. a
