Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 10, 1923, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text-PAfifi "ETGTTT M"ErFOT?D MATL TftTBlLVE, METVFORD. OftEfiOy, MONDAY, DECEMBER in. 1923 Memorial Tablet Dedicated Jacksonville M. E. Church RECALLS TIME OF MAY TRY TO KEEP THE BIG FREEZE I MURDERS PREMIER BALDWIN !in, m m MAN DIKING with N His hearing of comrflalnts of Its TACOMA. Dec.10. Samuel J. Oil- " 4 " Ifspie, 42, a prominent automobile j . UMU ,llie '" pioneer citizen of the city, who Is 81 tffecta of a bullet wound inflicted year old. and put him In a renilnls by Mrs. T. J. Keeley, wife of the' rent mood, during which he recalled manager of the Tacoma Water Sup ply company. Mrs. -i Keeley is held in , . fipf Ihe city Jail while Prosecutor James from t-t- viu-ii miicj trie jhhikk mv l-uiiuih i 'that 62 years ago wiien h had Just Ing an Investigation to determine what charge shall be filed against her. Mrs. Keeley. In a statement to the police, declared she found her Huh band and Gillespie drinking together In her husband's office at an early hour Sunday morning. She said oh demanded that her husband accom pany her home and that in a dispute Gillespie moved toward her and de manded that she apologize for her actions. She said she warned him that she- had ft revolver and that when he con tinued to approach the revolver was discharged. Mrs. Gillespie, who was present when her husband was shot, contra dieted thta statement In her story of the events of the night. Mrs. Olden plo declared that Mrs. Keeley bran dished her revolver without warning and fired the shot without due pro- vocation. All witnesses are being examined by 'officials in an effort to determine how the shooting occurred. My stery Missing Seattle Girl May Never Be Solved VANCOUVER, n. C. Occ. 10. Nell Austin, Hcattlo school teacher, who created a mystery by vaniKhing No vember 25 and being found hero No vomher 28, will never contribute to the solution of the puzzle anything more- than the bare statement she made on recovering consciousness that she had been kidnaped by two men In a big automobile, in the opin ion of Dr. If. C. Powell of this city who has had her under his care since sho was discovered. "Nell Austin will never be able to recall the circumstances that sur rounded her disappearance," said Dr. Powell today. "Kh cannot remem ber and probably will never be able to remember what happened to her be tween the time sho left homo In Seat tle and reached Vancouver." World Court l-'avnrrd. WASHINGTON. Dec. 10. A reso lution providing for entrance of the United States Into the world court after It had been divorced completely from the !caguc of Nations, was In troduced In the senate today by Sen ator lenroot, republican. Wisconsin. 3 NOW PLAYING JOHN GILDER? in EXILES The Immortalization of RICHARD HARDING DAVIS- LATERARY EPICI "THREE CHEERS" 2 reels of hllarioue mis chief and pranks. INTERNATIONAL NEWS JEUNESSE BUTLER at the organ 10 Discount at the Box Office This tlK-utnr Ims for sale at the llux (mire AdmiHHlnn HikiVh good at any niovlo show, at any tlmo at Itlalto or Pa no Tlioatrea. Hooks containing; 15.50 In a'Imliislon aro 15.00. Thpy Bavo you mon ey: thoy aro rooiI for ever, and thoy ninkn IDEAL XMAS GIFTS Wednesday "THE SHOCK" to the Itogue Hiver valley a time before with his parents Iowa, there was three feet of solid snow with freezing weather for a continuous period of six weeks, whif-h began early In January. The Hamlin family then lived In a tent under at oak tree 2 4 miles this side of Jacksonville. Their meat sup ply was frozen so solid during that time that portions had to be chopped from it with an ax for every meal. It took an ounce of gold dust to pur chase an ounce of salt In the general store In Jacksonville In those days. Mr. Hamlin, who despite his many years. Is unusually active physically and mentally, broke a young horse to saddle and driving, about one year ago. ( Rtoorted by Jaokto County A batract Sixth Count 8trtt SfiJ C .wlral Avnuvj Co- ftfurrlagfs IJccmimh. Henry C. Kverhard and Luclle Hoffman. Alva H. Tumbon and Maude Flnley. (Hen Frank Bailey and Margaret Carmen. A. Wayne Downey and Delia V. Kd mendes. Henry (J. Knders, Jr., nnd Vetrls M. McCrcdle. John C Sttllc and Maude Ella Mor- rltt. Wm. p. Jackson and Julia Kllngen- sinith. Albert Louny Tavls und Icey Shoe maker. ltcn 'J I ill on and Marion Elizabeth Barnum. Charles C. Sapp and Alda Thomp-, son. ma 2 LONDON. Dee. 10. (By the Asso- elated Press) Prime Minister Bald- win arrived In London from Chequers , Court today and shortly before noon ; had an audience with the king a! j Buckingham palace. - The Central News says: "Mr. Baldwin did not tender his resignation and it Is understood he will Inform the cabinet tomorrow that he is prcpnred to retain the reins of the government until parliament meets next month." Above la a reproduction of the I perintendent of southern Oregon Meth memorial tablet dedicated in Jackson-; odiam, conducted the memorial serv villo Saturday to mark the oldest ,teli Si""r'ay which attended by i i ,,,, ,. many or the old pioneers of Jackson church building in the United Stales c(mut. ... est of the Iiocky Mountains." A; xex"t September the Methodist con- church was constructed in Oregon ' ference will be held in Jackson county City a few years before the Jackson-(and meetings will be held at this an ville M. E. church was built but t'najcient church. Rev. T. L. Jones, a plo- church burned down a few years ago. neer member of the conference, al- Circuit Court. Ashland Lumber Co. vs. John Kell- ner. For money.' Samuel Katenian vs. J. L. Thorn- dike, et al. Tax foreclosure. Ashland Lumber Co. vs. Kdgar B. Hunt. Helease of Hen. Hlato vs. Jirek Winkle. Orders. Ktate vs. Krancisco Vega. Verdict not guilty K. II. Swingle ps Medford Irrigation Dint. Cost hill. The Jacksonville church was organ Ized January first 1854 and will now stand' as a memorial to tho early pio neers. Dr. S. D. Danford, district su- though blind and paralyzed, is expect ed to attend this conference, and pio neer members of the church from nil over Oregon are expected to attend. PRESIDENT WILL FIGHT HIRAM I gendered by former Secretary of tho j Treasury De La Huerta. General Martinez left Juarez with his staff early today for the south on a special train which is reported to be destined for Chihuahua. Torreon. in the state of Coahuila. is an important railroad center and Its possession by a military faction is admittedly ad vantageous. Border towns generally are quiet, although Juarez was a bit nervous last night. Reports from various sections of the border state that government authorities are making sure that of- LONDOX, Dec. 10. (By the Asso ciated Press) The British people ap parently must await until the next cabinet meeting before learning how Prime Minister Baldwin proposes to act in the present political crisis. Humors that he has already decided to resign are branded as untrue in conservative quarters." His supporters In the press advise him not to resign. Ills opponents as strongly say It is as Impossible that he remain as prime minister. The Dally Mail says that at a week end conference three of the cabinet urged the premier to resign imme diately and advise the king to Invite Kamsay McDonald, labor leader, to form a cabinet, a course to which Mr. Baldwin agreed. The other ministers emphatically dissented. 1 This group, tho newspaper adds, has proposed Austin Chamberlin as premier. TINKER TOYS and MAMMA DOLLS Christmas Cards and Christmas Boxes Seals and Trimmings for Trees Heath's Drug' Store 1 09 E. Main St. Phone 884 We are as near to you as your telephone Heath, Mann and Heath , Notice to Subscribers All our carrier boys are supplied ' with whistles with instructions to i blow them when delivering papers. We will esteem it a special favor If you will report to us when the boys do not blow whistles or If there is any Irregularity In the delivery of your paper tf ! I'ltK.KIIlKNT IX 1021 KACI- (Continued Krom l'ugo One) Chicago, however, action mav be taken tomorrow nfter Dcs Moines. San probable today after a c Krancl.cn nnri l n a h. K.. White House by William i ulven an imiir.ri unit i ihnir republican liatlonn WAKIIINfiTO.V. Dec. "0. Presi dent Coolldge not only has definitely , ficials friendly to the Obrcgon gov entered the race for the republican eminent are holding rein in the local .... ... . , ... government seals and that the mlli- prmiuimi.il ....... ..i..i..,u i tnry haa taken over policing at some i some of hlH friends are preparing to i points. . nt Vila 11:11111. n llio uriiiuirv baltnt In! . ' California, the home state of Senator Kntrance of tho president Into the I (Continued, From Page One) California primary was Indicated as J EXPLAINS BUM'S OPPOSITION II at the . Crocker, omniitteeman from California and for years a mem- republicun lalms. Almost nil nt the nnrtv chiefs here regard acceptance of btr of ,ho anti-Johnson Clevelaml's Inviinilnn . ,,,. 1.. r faction of that state. W. l-nhnm. tnmsiiror ..I ih. ,.,..,i.- Mr. Crocker uecline.l 10 coniirm or tec having asserted In announcing "Pn' !mu hna ur"r" -,lr- ouniigt u 1,1, .1,-, 1 ..1 r'i.i,.., 1 I to give buttle t- Senator Johnson In test that "responsible administration I hi" hnn,e 1"at'' 1ut ho declared that leaders" favored the Ohio city. wished his "chances of Heaven The committee members will be the wcro as good us the rhnnces of the guests of President Coolldire nt president to carry California against luncheon Wednesday nnrl Ihev will be Hiram Johnson given a banquet tomorrow night by RIALTO Chairman Adams. Among the questions that may 1 come, before the committee tomorrow is that of giving the women nssoclato members full representation and vot ing powers. The committee also will hear protests, chiefly from the south, against some of tho reductions In state delegations proposed in the tentative re-nppolntment for tho 1924 con vention, but lenders say no substan tial changes will he made. The pro posed total Is 1038 delegates, ns com pared with OS In IWU, more in crenes having been made than reduc tlons. Harvey to Aid Coollilcc 11 was Imllcnted today that Presl- dent Coolldge still Plans to send I message to Houth Dakota republicans acsnowienging tho endorsement glv mm last week by the state proposal convention. The message probably will go to Kam Klrecd. former gover nor, wno placed the president's nanv before the convention nnd will be the nrst statement direct from the presi dent on the presidential situation. rmu rcpuniicans proressed to see unusual significance in tho fact that James P. tioodrlch. former republican governor of Indiana, was a luncheon guest of the president yesterday. Knur years ago when Senator Watson's friends In Indiana were urging him to nnnounce his candidacy for the presidency Mr. (ioodrich's name also was brought forward as a presidential possibility. Kfforts to unit ihe Indl ana republicans behind either as a favorite son were abandoned. What Is to he George Harvey's role In the campaign has not been an nounced hut there nre Indications that he may be expected to take a very prominent place In the Coolldge organisation. Senator Johnson paid toilny that he not only was entirely willing to meet President Coolldge in the California primary, but hoped th president':--name would be entered before the voters of that state. "Long ngo I extended an invitation to nil candidates to come into the California primaries." said Mr. John son. "I do hope President Coolldge comes In. If he does we will again prove the inaccuracy of .Mr. Cocker's political prognostications." ' "Cascarets" 10c if Sick, Bilious, Constipated "They Work While You Slpeo." When you feel iek, diur, upset, when your head is dull or aching, or your fttomach it tour or gassy, just take one or two ploasant "CascarvU" to relieve constipation and hiliousneas. Mo griping nict rathartic-laxattve on earth for Men. Women and Children. 10e box, nlfto 25 nnd 00c sizes a Dy drug etvro. CANADA Y AI'lOITi;i KKfilSTKIl (Continued Krom Pae Otio) Canaday's HtatrmenL that white he joined the klan ho only attended a few mntlng nnd then resigned, also that 1m had no religions prejudices In that ho had named a member of the Catho IK church a Hprseant in tho National Guard of which he Is commander, en dorsements for Canaday were secured from a larso number of local oranha lions and prominent Medford real dents According to report Senators Mc- Nary nnd Stanfleld felt that the unan imous endorsement of the republican organization, in Jackson county ren dered the opKmition of certain Indiv idual republicans a negligible factor. ADVANCING OX MKXICO CITY (Continued From Tago One) In the vicinity of XIHtisa. eastern Kuu I Mi Pot out, where he in wild vainly trying to arouse the community. Fear Attack on J tin re CHIHI'AIMJA, Deo. JO. Milltarv officials have ordered patrols thruout the northern end of the state to Inves tigate the rvport that General Nk:ola? Itodroguec haa crossed the Itlo Grande with a body of men and Is threatening Juarez. Kodriguex headed an uprising one year ngo between Juares and Chihua hua and was successful In preventing rail traffic between the two cities for several hours. He was last heard from in Kl Faso, being arrested on a charge of violating tho neutrality laws. EL PASO. Texas.. Dec. 1ft. With interruption of rail communication between some border points and towns in the interlotv of Mexico. together with reported plans for military help from garrisons In this section and Torreon. northern Mexico haa begun to feel the tremors of the revolt against the Obrcgou government, en- states and to her lesser sub-divisions i of our body politic. 'In staring that a reduction In tax ation carries with It an obligation not to embark upon an extraordinary ex penditure program, I am not unmind ful of the demand for adjusted com pensation for soldiers of the World war. which would Include among its beneficiaries the able-bodied veterans as well as tho disabled. I question if there is any sound reason for such a measure. The country Is prosperous and remunerative employment Is available for the able-bodied voterani as well as for other citizens. "For the disabled eteran of the war and the dependents of those who fell the country can not do too much. It has already spent nearly two Bil lions of dollars and now is npending nearly half a billion dollars in their behalf. That obligation It must and will continue to fulfil in utmost mea sure. And it Is one of the most im portant of the duties and privileges of the chief executive to minister to the wants and needs of these wards and creditors of the nation. "Hut tho fit and able-bodied are offered the opportunity open to every other citizen. The government has no money to distribute to any class of its citizens that it docs not take from the pockets of the people and the pay ment of a bonus to millions of our former soldiers could only be accom plished at a cost to the whole com munity, including the veterans them selves, far outweighing the benefits intended to be. conferred. If I felt that a soldiers bonns represented a great need nnd a proper obligation which should be fulfilled by this na tion, I certainly would not make a recommendation which would be ad verse thereto. "We have now reached a point In our financial program --where we can lighten the tax burden of tho people, which is an added reason for taking a firm stand against any and all pro grams of spending that would tend to absorb the expected margin between receipts nnd expenditures." K. A. Howell, superintendent of the government fish hatchery at Trail, is spending todny in Medford. I i y I Li Always Take CASCARAQUININE ROUTS'' . Rcllaves COLD IN 14 HOURS I GRIPPE IN 3 DATS AH DruCTiitl X WW MORTON'S MILLS Mt. Pit Flour Cereals HALL & HALL WALDRON BROS. B R0NCH1TIS ! At bedtime rub the throat and j chest thoroughly with VjCKS V VapoRub OT 17 Million Jar. U..J Y.aTiy RUBBERTIRED SKATES Hard Rubber Tire Skates Bail-Bearing Noiseless $5.00 Something new in the skate lino (or this -Christmas, Haa twenty-one ball bearings instead of sixteen as iin other sakes. Rubber tires affords quicker starting, less Injurious to the system, and can be operated Indoors on hard wood floors without noise or disfiguring tho floor. Come in and let us show you the most attractive skates ever seen In , Medford. Medford Hardware & Sporting Goods Co. Phone 296 "The Remington Store." 327 E. Main SAMPLE STORE SPECIALS 500 YARDS Elon Cretons, beautiful patterns, 32 1 J to 36 in. wide, regular 2(kv SPRC1AI 1 T O 7 " - " c yd ft For the BALANCE of this month we will give a discount of 10 on all pur chases amounting to $1 or more "Specials" excepted UNDERWEAR Men's heavy fleece-lined Union Suits, QQ all sizes, regular $1.35, SPECIAL . . s OL We are OVER STOCKED. We must dispose of a lot of this merchandise before the first of the year. You win find our store full of REAL BARGAINS. If you ; don't take advantage of these prices we both lose. "WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT" 50 STORES That's Why THE SAMPLE STORE C.J.BREIERC0. 50 STORES That's Why