Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 13, 1923, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text'nir -in f niMiniin.i rfia in MEDFORD' MAI; TRIBUNE, flfEDFORD, OREO ON". TUESD'AY. NOVEMBER 1.1, '1023 PAGE FIVE CCME RESIGNS ETAKTO no DEvaopieis IN HOLDUP CASE The Seventh Annual fHSTOFYEAR With widespread anil unlvorss.1 to jjret the citlserm ot Jackson count will receive the announcement of the resignation of Claude C-. Cate as county pathologlnt anil nounty agci.t. To many of the ppoiii this will como ns a distinct- sui-priae, out a few of im mnrn Inllinnta. ngpttnten hftvn known for' aome time that he waa, meditating this action. 4 Mr. Cate .makea the announcement with as much regret as it will be received bV .his frlenits. but iya he finds It incumbent upon htmseh' to t.1,. .V.W. n.Hnn ...... T . . ; health and his own prewing personal affairs. .The pos'tion of county path ologlst .of Jackson oounty is an ex acting one and the demands tnade upon the Incumbent are strenuous in the extreme. .- Mr.' Cate, or Claude, as he 1 Snore familiarly known, has tremendous capacity for work. In all the years that he has so faithfully served the public he has ac'dui.1 givon thought, to himself, and haa sacrificed every- Ihli' to-.the performance" of his fluty as ,10 saw St. The unremitting ana '' Vision of the state government ns close attention to his work has taken S00R the work 1 collecting the tax Us tojl until he .finds himself wh:e2Lund"r -.; ''" v He can Mit heed the warnings and I' Thannual cost of these employes,, ease Up. bused on an average of $1800, will Mr; Ote came to assume the office ,otal 6.O0O. In some instances tho In Psceniber. 1916. When he arrived moro Important employ of .tl'e de 1,0 entered ii.io a position of the most Pnient probably will command difficult kind. ' Tho growers of this P'"8 than 2000 .which will community .imandod only a man of '""ea8 the Bnnual Payroll to $65. the hiKhost trder: they had pei"..'H-l ' ... - reived ideas of what he should h;V ,?c ,"! ' crowded condition they wanted a nn who would stand ?f thB Btate buildings It probably will put pre-eminently above the avrage; i bs, transfer the tax com- they demanded a max who could solve mlaBln'j r 'he present their middles and dmg them hod'.:';-1 crowded quarters on the second floor out of their troubles. Such a niar the fap'tol structure -,o the down- th-y wore bound to Uvo or, wanted none, il j we!! Mr. Cat Vi'a? , f met hlft obligations, all know. Mr. Cata's wprk has b'Pn toe varied and extensive to' permit of even a small amount of It being mentioned here. His work in the control of peats, the better underhtanding nnd care In the elimination of blight, hia. work on precooling and refrigeration. hln experiment,, in the UatB for the ripening and time of picking of fruits, his able.. work; in heading the corps of inspectors, and his marvelous stors of knowledge of local conditions are all' too well known o need mention All through the state and the -vholu country Cate's reputation stands out enviably. ' Often hari'lt been heard of other counties making their demands in the' words: '' "What we nuad to put us. on opr. fee.t is a pate." , Not only' in his work has he met' with the approval bf the public but, with his pleasing 'personality he has mnde friends. everywhere. C. C. Cate has Bl.own his faith In the valley by the purchase of his or chard, .and. (he promises that he will again Ireturn when he h.--a rested up and will take his plao as a fruit grower hero. Local ranchers are unanimous -In hearty thanks , for -past, future success. . Mr. Cate hopes to leave by Januai first.. No information regarding hln probable successor has been given out. Say "Bayer" and Insist! yaa 'wee 0e name "BayeT" on on tablets you are not geo- genuine Bayer product pre scribed by physicians over twenty-two years and proved safe by millions for Colds . i Headache' . ' Toothache . . . Lnmbago ' Kariche Rheumatism Neuralgia . - . Pain, Pain Accept "Bayer Tablet of Aspirin" J ply. Each unbroken package contains loner directions. . Handy, boxes of elvtS tablets cost few cents. Drug riaU -also sell bottles of 24 and 100. Apirln is . the trade mark of Bayr Mamifacturo of Honoaceticaoidester of Balicxlicacid. - -v Proper Mechanical Equip ment, plni experienced skill intnrei A-l DRY CLEAN ING SERVICE. Remamber "We are not utiified nnleu you are." i., ' City Cleaning ' and Dyeing Co. 14 W. Sirenide . Phone 474 N.bnleaft BA't,EM, Ore.. Nov. 18. Although the Kale in electorate voted adversely, to tho state l.:-ome tax law at the special election held hero last Tues day, tnis city, more than any .other municipality in Oregon, probably will profit ati. a result of tho success of the measure. '' ' Under tha provisions of tHe lawth ci'!0"n 'f the tax Is vesteiTIri the state tax commissioner. ' This moans that the collection headquarters .prob ably will be located In Salom, altho unuer the act offices for the er force menr of the law may be established In any part of the state. Officials f,e.el today that between 40 and 60 and other employes will be aildeu to the slate1 payroll as a result of tho ap proval of the law by the voters. Many Jobs to bo Created ' Based upon the number of em ployes in the Income tax collecting '.department of the federal Internal rovenue offices in Portland, Earl Fisher, state tax commissioner, had estimated that hot loss than 4P poal- U.on". wl" ba nlada availablajin his ,r'm,Y,T colitictionfl would exceed MoO &, month or in the neighborhood ct 12000 a Should a branch ot.'ice be CAtod In Portland, the rental would bo increased materially. Cost Phuvd at 50,000 . The state also will be required to flm ka a large expcadtftMra in the .Purchase of office .qu.pment. Mr. rifnttr nan esiinia'tia mai ne . will handle approximately 70,000-Income I Ji'f.Ttr ' a- year, . i.nd iindr' the law thene reports must be-retained .tW period of three yj.rs. -This would mean that cabinets muat- be provided to care ' f or-.appnximateiy ' 800, 000 of these reports at one time." Printing of tho forms -.-for the de partment also will be a large item of cxp-ipse, as will tho cosior paillngj oul.th ;repotft3. l':The total-ucost-w conducting the department was esti mated today at from 1100,000 to $150,000 a year. At tho next session of the legisla ture a memorial will be . presented urging the federal government to grant states having Income tax laws autli'-rity to examine the. rocords of the federal Income tax department. At the present time this is not per- n,,, ,. Approval of the Income tax hv? byi T the voters also means that the work ing forco, in the offices of the state treasurer will be increased. according to Frank 8erer, chief doputyi Mi'. Sevir a week ago -esUniKCed that .,it v-ould be neceasary to add one more employe to nl-i present force in co thn'lncome tax Uw was approved, but' today -ho Intimated that tho services of twe or th-.oe persons would bo in quired to cvry vn th4 wnrk. j w In Effect t Once The law goes- Into effect immedi ately, and the persons affected by the act will be required to file their In come , reports with the state tax commissioner before March 15, 1924. For failure to comply with the pro visions, fff the law 'a person may bo sent to the penitentiary. ' Payments of the state Income" tax law may be maMe in four installments. Mr. Fisher haa made no attempt to estimate the amount of money that will be rahjed through the operation of the law, although other officials have said that it will roturn. to tho state between- $750,000 and "IV.OOO,-000.- SUN YET SEN IS IN ASCENDANCY AGAIN SHANGHAI, Nov. U. (By Associ ated Press). Sun Yat Sen, south China leader haa captured Walchow, which has been held by north Chinese forces In Kwang Tung province under General Chen Chiung Ming, according to -a dispatch received , at. Canton, Sun's stronghold, unofficial advices received here state. . Announcement of the seizure states: "An airplane dispatch has Just ar rived here announcing the capture of Waichow. Bun. Tat Sen haa forced the enemy to retreat toward tho East rived over Sheklung. When the troops defending Waichow began pursuing the retreating forces. Sun Yat Sen's right winganarched In and captured the city." - i'"- The advices received hore indicate that the crisis which threatened last week when Sun's troops were report ed to be surrounded at Sheklung by General Chen's army, haa been avert ed, temporarily, at least. , , ' u Fuffered Five Veaft From Kidneys "I suffered with kidney trouble for five yean or more. I could not eleen at night and I was always tired after coming hone from work, and my back ached," writes John R. Gordon, Dan in ' "i aacnred some Foley Kid ney Pills and after a few treatments I felt better ana couia war wnu harama stronger and could sleep better." For quick relief from Backache, Knenmaiio Paln- "u noy and Bladder trouble use Foley Kidney PH1! B(Ai eTorywbere, Adr. JS There are no non developments In the Slslilyous tunnel murders Pini rob ,bery of .October, 1 1th. A naticu wide hunt for-, tlio D'Autromont brothers wanted as suj5f.ect8 is -being conducted by federal and railroad detectives. Every possible clue .In connection with the affair has been run "town, and now Vbat tho circulars giving tho descrip tions of, the brothers have been dis tributed over the Pacific coast, sus pectr are being picked up In many atater' ' A' watch Is still being . main tained on tne Siskiyous forests, but this ii .such a r lld and Imponotra'ole region, experienced" woodsmen could eludo capture for weeks. . It 13 ex pected that the hearing of the evidence in the trcln robbery will be among thb last matters taken up by tho present session of the grand jury. Excellent Music Beneficial Sermon Those who ' a'.tond tho Christian church tonight will hear nomo excellent music and "The Grantor Question Answered" 'by., thq pastor, D. J. Arno'd. . There wus one. moro addition last night and two were baptized.- ' ; The Crder of De Molny will meet Thursday night for cloctlon 'qf ' of ticers. i 13EN TROWBIIIDOE, 20S- i , ..... Scribe. WASHINGTON President and Mrs. Coolldgo attended tho theater for tho first time sinco they entered tho Whito House. WANTS TO HELP OTHER WOMEN GrAiuful for Health Restored : by Lydla . Pinkham's j-,' Vegetable Compound .:. Chicago. HI. " I am willintr to write to any girl or woman who is sufTuring nirom' uie trouDiea ji had before l took Lydia E. Pmkham a Vegetable. Com pound. ' My back al ways ached, bo , I could not go about my housework, and I had other troubles from weakness. - I was-- this way for years, then my sister-in-law took the Veg etable Compound and recommended it to mo. In the time I have been taking it and it haa done won ders for me. I keep house and am able to do low of work besides. "Mrs. Helen Sevcik, 2711 Thomas St., Chicago, Hi. ''' Women suffering from female trou bles causing backache, irregularities, pains, bearing-down feelings and weak ness should take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Not only is the worth of this splendid medicine shown by such cases as this, but for nearly fifty .vears this Bame sort of experience has been reported by thousands of women. Mrs. Sevcik is willing to write to any gfrl or woman suffering from such troubles, end answer any questions they may like to ask. . TMUrll Iba mmtm III in i incthmmtkm ELnhaildMai Iital far m I Wlnsjlifri CsAWsJ r lor this 4a est to fit by tbm AbrfdlaiyMcm (no TQtUMe). Piwed vringi of over 18 en In tmim i and no to 30 mvlnmM on feboc Ask iout neareafc Aladdin ndchbor. Aijrfin homes mtm wmrnu-ationg sad kaav TaBMaMBBfliM AWslnCM Story-and-a-Half Banfwlow A Hwrtxru .aiiirwnai crpa wtcn saianea V0s and designed la both m story aa4 ataKraMtttaaunoarpaaaa. urnxxxmax 12-Room Dutch Colonial Vices Quoted Include all lumber cot to Tit, winoowi, ooori, www worn, gust, paints. lrri.-are. nai!, lath, rooftnc and eomolcu drawsnas and instruction. HlihMt laaiber for all Interior woodwork, aldkoa ad 11 ! la finish. Send todav te fsam Catalog No. 2335 rITHE ALADDIN COMPANY Mills and Offices ' FoKlaud, Oregon IllltllllllllHlillNII! i;ill!WUlJlIilii F3 IP 'S ill -''Ill L" J. THE REX ALL ONE-CENT SALES ARE THE ONLY GENUINE, REAL VALUE SALES HELD IN THE CITY OF MEDFORD Every article on tbis sale has been purchased especially for the sale from the largest Drug and Drug Sun dry Concern in the world at a special price offered by them for advertising the Kexall Goods. Not an article of Rexall Goods in stock in our store can be placed upon sale for the reason that we have to buy regular stock at a price that would prohibit us from of fering such bargains. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 16 and 17 Below is a List of Some of the Articles On Sale 50c Dyspepsia Tablets..:. 50c Antiseptic Powder 25c Bronchial Tablets . 25c Cherry Bark Cough Syrup. 30c Compound JTnstard Ointment 25c Corn Solvent - 25c Foot Powder 25c Laxative 'Aspirin Cold Tablets...: GOc Liver Sas ,,....- :;,50,c Milk Majpriesja-...i;.:..:.......:. , 35c Riilibi n b "Oi 1 ' Li n imen t ) $1.00 Syrup riypnphosphites (Tonic) 25o Throat Garglo : ..'.:.! '. FACE CREAM OOc Lemon Cocoa Butter Cream... ; 2 for 61c 60c Lenten Cocoa Butter. Lotion ............2 for 61c 90c Theatrical Cold Cream ..... 2 for 91o 50c Arbutus Cream 2 for 5lc 35c Crcnm of Almonds 2 for 36c 50c Violet Dulcc Cold Cream 2 for 61o 25c Peroxide Cold Cream .....:........'.......2 for 26o 50c Jonteel Cold Cream 2 for Bio TALCUM POWDERS 50c Bouquet Ramce Talcum 2 for 51c 25c Violet Dulcc Talcum 2 for 26o 25c Gentlemen Talcum 2 for 26o 25c Midi Talcum , .....2 for 26c 50c Jonteel Talcum 2 for 61o 25e Corylopsis Talcum 2 for 26c SHAVING PREPARATIONS 35c Shaving Cream.. 2 for 36o 35c Shaving Stoeks 2 for 36o 35c Shaving Powder :......'..:..........2 for36o ;65o Shaving Lotion - : 2 for 66o $V.25 Shaving Brushes 2 for $1.26 $1.'00 Auto Strop Razors 2 for $1.01 1 Auto Strop Razor: for. 63o 1 Auto Strop Razor and 1 pkg. Shaving cream ....98o BRUSHES ' 75c Cloth Brushes $1.50 Hair Brushes 75c Hair Brushes STATIONERY & -libera $1.00 Symphony Lawn Boxes....- 60c Lord Baltimore Boxes - 50c Pound Paper :. 20c Envelopes to match 10c Envelopes 65c Correspondence Cards 5c Lead Pencils Many Other Articles Not Listed Above Will Be On Sale " Remember the Dates: Thursday. Friday, and Saturday. November 15, 16 and 17 WEST SIDE PHARMACY 0 2 for 61o 2' for 51c .....2 for 26c .....2 for 26c 2 for 31o 2 for 26c 2 for 26o 2 for 26o .....2 for 61c 2 for 61c. 2 for 36o ..2 for $1.00 2 for 26o 2 for 76c .2 for $1.51 2 for 76o 2 for $1.01 2 for 61o ... 2 for 51o .2 for 21c : . .-....2 for 11c 2 for 66c 2 for 6o pgfL i ii i tTi i i 1 Talcum- SI UJlsftSj I mi f ifijii m-r-s3 RUBBER GOODS i $2.25 Water Bottles 2 for $2.26 $2.25 Fountain Syringes 2 for $2.26 $2.25 Ladies' Syringes . 2 for $2.26 $1.00 Syringe Attachment Sets ,...2 for $1.01 HAIR PREPARATIONS $1.00 Tlair Tonic ......J...!.... $1.00 Hair Tonic 25c Violet Dulco Shariipoo .... 50c Cocoanut Oil Shampoo . 15c Hair Nets, all colors ;75c Ladies' Combs ....'...'. FACE PREPARATIONS $1.00 Bo(iiet Ramco Face Towder 2 for $1.01 50c Y'lct Dulcc Powder ....... 50c f!liarmona Face Powder ... 25c Jonteel Wool Puffs 20c Jonteel Velour Puffs . 1. 15c Powder Puffs.. ... TOOTH PREPARATIONS 50o Klenzo Tooth Paste 2 for 51c ; 25c Rexall Tooth Paste ...2 for 2Co 35c Rexall Antiseptic Tooth Powder 2 for 36o ' 50c Klenzo Antiseptic 2 for Bio 2:?c Tooth Brushes 2 for 26o 40c Tooth Brushes 2 for 41o FOOD PRODUCTS Coffee, Pound Packages 2 for 61o Tea, Black - 2 for. 66o Tea, Green 2 for 66o $1.00 Olive Oil 40c Vanilla . 40c Lemon r ,r 35c Cocoa .'. 25c Chocolate Bars .' 3()e Beef Cubes. ,. 25o Spices .". - - CANDY $1.00 Candy, pound boxes 75c Candy, half pound boxes 5c Gum' 1.'. 5c Mints . SOAPS 25c Medicated Skin Soap 25c Jonteel Soap 25c Rexall Tar Shampoo 10c Soaps ... . SUNDRIES 25c Nail Files -.. 35c Cuticlo Solvept 25c Nail Polish : 1 2 for $1.01 . 2 for $1.01 2 for 26o .2 for 51o J .....2 for 16o : ..........2 for 76c for 51o 2 for 61o 2 for 26o .' 2 for 21c .....;...2 for 16o 2 for $1.01 2 for 41o .... :.2 for 41o .....2 for 36o .... ..2 for 26o ...2 for 31o 2 for 26o ...2 for $1.01 2 for 76c ........2 for 6o 2 for 6o 2for 26o 2 for 26c 2 for 28o ......2 for llo 2 for 26o ....2 for 36o 2 for 26o