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Newspaper Page TextPAGE RTX MreDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEPFORD, OREfiONT, MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 1024: HEARD 4600 FEET WALLACE, Idnlio, Jnnunry 21.: Forty-fcix hundred feet below tho ur Xnc.o nf tho ground. In tho Ktnr cross cut btflnK run from the 2000 foot level of, tho Mocla mine whuff, a faint radio mcswiRo was heard by members of a larly of rndlo onthUHlants, mining men and others who descended Into tho mlno yesterday with receiving equipment. Tho exporinont was mudo on tho Invitation of James F. McCarthy, president of tho Ilecla Mining com pany to determine- if It were possibly to utillzo tho radio in mlno rescue tfbrk. Tho sounds heard were not distinct altho several of tho WHteners were positive . that they were thoso of n man's voice. Homer A. Kmlth of Hpo Uano, who conducted the experiment, assorted after tho teat that hfc could distinguish nono of tho code as the sounds were not strong enough. He raid that tho call "7" was tho only pound, that he was able to definitely distinguish. Mining men who were present said that while, at tho present time, radio will prove of little value In rescuing men cut off by a. cave-in, it Is prob able that, with further development, It will bo possible to utilize tho ether In this manner. Thoy pointed out that It would bo necessary to Install In tho mlno broad casting stations In remote sections of tho mlno !in order that men cut off from communication by all other pourccs would bo able- to Inform rescue crows of tholr whereabouts. 10 GET STOLEN FUNDS SEATTLE, Jan. 2l.i Suit of tho Western Union Telegraph Company was before Huperior Court hero today for $1,2-10 alleged to be part of $7,400 stolon from tho Seattle cashier of the company October 2 by four mon who woro arrested at Grants Pass, Ore,, two days later. Tho money was taken from Bert Jacobs, ono of tho prison em, and used as evidence In his trial, An order restraining Police Chief Wil liam B. Severyns, County Clerk Goorgo Grant Jacobs and Attorney Henry Ag new from disposing of tho money was asked. To Cure a Cold in One Day BROMO QUININE TaljIoM bctfln Immediately to counlurai't tho activity of Cold. Grip ond Influ enza derma nnd hriiiii tu a sud den stop tho duntfenma work of theso dreaded diseaao gcrma In tho human body. BROMO QUININE Tablets quick ly render theso erms powerless end completely destroy their organic existence, Tho Tonic nnd J-nxotlvo EfToot of Laxntlvo UROMO QUININE Tablets is very beneficial to the system at all times. The box bears this signature Price 30c Wong Pon Medicine For Treatment of Aouto nnd O li r o n I o Dis eases of Men mul Women. Cancer and tumor treatod, ln niiensn, kidney, bladdor and stomi tich troubles, fits, hernia, rupture, colds, female troubles, paralysis, fever, pneumonia, asthma and throat troubles, rhouinatiHin, amenorrhooa. Office Hours: II a. m. to 8 p. m. Consultation Free 34 1 South Front Ht., Med ford, ore. For Wet Wash i Dry Wash Rough Dry Phone 873 . Wat Waih, pound. ' Dry ' Waih. pounds., Rough Dry, pound. 6o 9o American Laundry wm Take SJ 'BBrbrito i I b. tablets M?' fir 1 & mm I I SOUTH JOINS IN EN. ROBERT E. LEE ATLANTA, On., Jan. 21. (By tho Associated Press) Tho south has paid homaRo to tho memory of General Kobert K. Leo. Governors of southern states, con federate veterans and men and women hJgli (n rank In national and state affairs, 'stood with bowed heads as tons of granite crashed down the! precinlfro of Ktono mountain, leaving on a thirty-foot square, the head ofi tho south's greatest general standing Kst. Norval II. Latimer. Order, out In relief, carved in native rock. Kst. Ernest V. Maddox. Appear As tho granite rumbled on Its way ance, order. from the working platform to the Kst. Leo Dean. Petition, order, ground below, two American , flags, Kst. Charles Krlcger. Petition, coverlncr Lee's features, were drawn order. aside as Mrs. C. 'Helen plane, 94 years old, widow of a confederate colonel who died In battle, and a charter member of tho United Daugh- ti.r nf the Confrdfii-.if.v commanded Hirmn nimAiln.ln in .rivn fnrth tho head of Lee, commander In chief of the armleH of tlio confedirar-y, lice's head Is the first unit of what Is destined to bo one of the world's groalcHt monuments. Cut In living stone, tho head of (lenornl Ioc is the contral flguro about which will bo carved a panumorU; display of Dixie's ' immortals as itn ovorlnstlng mernotUat to thoso who died for.tho confederate SAL EAT, Ore, Jun. 21. In tho mat ter of motor vehicles, Oregon ranked 27th among the 48 states of tho union in 1923, according to statistics received from a largo rubber company today by Sam Koznr, socretary of state. Mr. Kozer saiil tho figures are reliable. ' Oregon hud lGfi3U3 motor vohiclofl In 1021, a gain of 23.G nor .cent over 1922 when tho registration was 134, 5C8. Now York stato was first on tho list with 1,214,090, machines; Califor nia wa ssucond with 1,085,940; Ohio was third with 1,070,000; and Pennsyl vania, was fourth with 1,004,025. ICI. HPOKANM. Jan. 21. Announce ment that Charles K. (Gits) Dorals, has signed a contract to continue as athletic coach at Gonznga university hero, for another year, was mndo to night at tho annual football banquet. In connection with the announcement it was revealed that Dorals has de clined an offer of tr(0 from Detroit university and a similar offer from the University of Wisefmsln, together with a number of other attractive of fers. Ho will receive an advance In salary on his now contract. Do rn is eiiino to Go nan go, in 1920 from Notre Dame, whero ho was as sistant football coach ond coach of basketball and baseball. Natron Cutoff Most Important New R. R. Construction in . 5. First in importance In (ho whole I'nlted States Is new railway con struction for the present year is the Kugene-K In mat h Fulls If mi of the Southern Pacific and this is set forth with authority by the annual statis tlcah number of tho Uallwap Age. In an informing article on railway Im provements for the year the Oregon work Is given the placo of honor among them all. "Tho longest and most expensive proj'Vt which has been authorised is the Natron cut-off nf tho Southern Pacific, extending from' Kirk. Ore., to Oa krhb;e. a dint a nee of 118 miles, and involving an expenditure of ? 1 I St 000,000. This Hue will provide an alternate route wit h lower grades than the present line over the Hlw klyrn mountains," reads the article. Portland Oregon Ian. Rheumatism "JVTV Rheumatism Is all gone. I feel a wonderful glory again in the free motion I used to have when my days were younger. I can thank S. S.S. for it all I Do not close your eyes and think that health, free motion and strength are gone from you forever 1 It is not so. S. S. S. is waiting to helD vou. When you increase the number of your red-blood-cells, the entire system undergoes a tremendous change. Every tiling depends on blood strength. Blood which is minus sufficient red-cells leads to a long list of troubles. Rheumatism is one of them." S. S. S. is the great blood cleanser, blood-builder, system strengthened and nerve invigorator. 8. 8. B. In .old at all mood drug ator.a in two aiic Tho larger ai.e la uiv4 b economical 'CCOlu Worlds Best llO.fc?. VilaodMedicine S.S.S. stois JL lRpo'H bv Jioiaorv County Abttraol Co.. Sixth 8trett ni C Mitral Avnu.j Marrlngo LUi-iihcs Leonard O. Hall and Zelma Kennsy. Ezra- John Webber and Mario Mil kowski. John A. Wolf and Kleanor Mooro. James Ullis Kincald and Audrey Kathleen Layton. Probate Court ' Kst. Jennie Kcott. Petition, order. Kst. Amos It. Wllllts. Bond. Kst. Kmma 1011. Coffee. , Order. list. Woodrow Shaver et al(minors) Oath. Kst. Annlo O. Glllmoro. Final ac- count, order. , Kst. William II. Cushman Admitted to probate. (dec) Kst. Joseph T. Wright. Order. 1 Eat. James G, . and order, Ktit- Henry B. Smith. Undertaking Stephenson. Conflr- matlon of sale, r Kot- Edward J. Conaty. Final nc- :ounl- ord' assignment of interest, vouchers, Kst. Emma KHz. Coffee. Final re port. Kut, Mary McClelland Badger. In ventory and appraisement. Kst. Joseph It. Gunsfeldor. Order discharging administrator. I tut I olkn,. I CmuII I Ann A il I , ...,.,, n Kst. Goorgo Tavener (dec). Ad mitted to probate. Kst. Amos It. Willits (dec.) Ad mitted to probate, Kst. Mary J. Inman. Proof of pub lication. Kst, Emma K. Coffee. Inventory and appraisement. Kst. Ij. O. IMllsbury, Inventory and appraisement. Kst. Sam T. Bichardson. Proof of posting. Kst. Anna W. Blanchard. Final ac count. Circuit Court H. M. Conloy vs. M. L. Hawk. Mo tion and affidavit, answer and coun ter claim. W r I.V,urrr. ir. XVn oV. K.i r-n T. Hra. gon Timber Co. et al. Affidavit. W. C. FoBter vs. George II. Pease t al. Affidavit. . V, II. Viuvter V8. Itoguo nlvor Val ley Cunning Co. 11111 of imrUcuhU'n. W. C. KoHtur va. Curl G. CurlHon ct ul. Affidavit. Modford National Bunk Vs. II. M. Uutlor. Itoply. 13. O. Coloman ot nl vs. Charlfia WoodH. Cortlficuto of leN-y. K. G. Colenmn et ul vs. Elmer "Voodp. Cortlficuto of lovy. G. W. I'ruott p' i vs. Illuncho E. SuHer. Tux foroclonuro. J. P. Do Orasso vs. 1. A. Nosier. "Writ of attachment. Linda Simmons vs. Jumcs Simmons. Uocreo. Juckson County Hunk vs. Siskiyou I,)! Co. CoHt bill. Floronco V. UartKoll ot ul vs. II. C. ilanson ot ul. Mundate. ' 1 Mary b Inmun vs. Cluud C. lnmati. Divorce James T. Sawyer vs. Ellu It. Suwyer. Divorce Jas. "V. Mlllner vs. Ada L. Mlllnor. Divorce. 1.UU1-U M. Korshaw vs. Nancy E. Wylund et al. Tux foreclosure. Kurmers & FruitKrowerH Hunk vs. Georiro Wolff. Dofuult, Judgmont. A. W. Short ot ux vs. F. L. Uurbor ot ux. Foreclosure. V. IT. Vuwtor vs. ItoRUo Itlvor Val ley Canning Co. Demurrer. A. C. W'utormnn ct al vs. L. II. Ham ilton. Summons. IrfJllIs ltnosch vs. A. V. tValkor ns Walkor Auto Co. ' Affidavit, default, judgment, cost hill. F. O. Ahlstrom vs. Cella Cross. Sat isfaction of judgment. Ella Hnlllh vs. Ccllu Cross. Satis faction of Judgment. Stato Land Hank vs. Goorgo S. Cluto ot nl. Default. Major W. Dunlap vs. Margaret "NY". DunluiJ. Affidavit, ordor, summons. Jumcs V. Mlllner vs. Ada U Mlll ner. Notice, affidavit. State vs. Hester Knudsou. Judg ment. Margaret M. Hall vs. Alexander Hall. Findings and conclusions, de cree, 1 Mary E. Drown vs. Perry J. Ilrown. Findings and conclusions, decree. Ashland Lumber Co. vs. John Kell nor. Affidavit, ordor. Pullook Mercantile Agency vs. John Dunninglon. Motion. JUancho Davis vs. J. F. Halo. Satis faction of judgment. State vs. Jakq Kuudsen. Judgment. Scheffer & llossum vs. L. J. Dun lava. For money. Edwin L. McKlnley Vs. Julia E. Mc Klnloy, Divorce. F. P. Closo vs. S. It. Sandofer et ul. Chattel lien. ' ltenl Estnto 'I'ransfers J. AVr lterrlun et ux to Everett L. Womack, lot 8. blk. 7, Luu-. rclhurst Add. to Modford $ 80 Ira Newnian'vs. J. E, Pettygrow Eli of HV sec. 25. tp. 35. S. It. 2 West 10 Suruh A. Longloy et vlr to N. T. Kankin et ux. lot 3, Jackson's 2nd Add, to Medford 10 Orchards Co. Ltd. vs. Chus. J. Campbell, pt. lot 1. blk. 2, Hair's Add. to Medford v. 150 H. L. DeArmond et ux to H. O. Parkhurst ot ux, lot 10, blk. 75. Medford 10 J. W. Hybeo to V. J. Heach. land in see. 30, tp. 37, S. It. 2 W 35.32 V. J. Heach et ux to Matilda O. Mount, land in sec. 30, tp. 37, S. It. 2 W 35.82 Luke Hynn et ux to May N. Stowell, XH of SK sec. 20, tp. 35. S. It. 1 V 10 F. E. Hammond rt ux to L. M. Mitchell, lot 1. blk. 3, Pago Add. to .Medford 10 John A. WcUel et ux to Hosalla E. Long, SK of NV sec. 6. tp. 3S, S. It. 2 W 10 J. O. Woods et ux to It. E. Wil son et ux. lot 3. blk. 6, Ken dall Add. to Medford l 10 Mary C. Hemstreet ot vir to C. T. Sweeney et ux. land In D. " L. C. 59. tp. 37, S. R. 8 V 1 A. J. McCallen et ux to C. H. AVIllison, lot 33, pt, lot 34. Praeht's Add. Ashland 30 Mary L. Carpenter et . vlr to Nora T). ISrvson, land In I'm, 5. Orchard Homo Ass'n Tract 10 City of Central Point to Edgar G. Whiteside, lot 4, blk. 2, , Amy & Hurbaugh Add. Cen tral Point 65 J. W. Berrian et ux to Frank J. Oosnell et ux, lots 15 nnd 16, blk. 6, Luurelhurst Add. Med ford 180 Oertrude J. Hoddy et vlr to John DeArmond. lots 3 and 4, blk. 67, Medford 1400 Edwin Barlow et ux to Wra. T. Grieve, N of S4 sec. 28, HVj of EE Bec. 32, tp. 32, S. It. 3 E 10 Wm. T. Grieve et ux to The Cali fornia Oregon Power Co., NVj of SE, N14 of SW, sec. 28, tp. 82, S. R. 3 E. 10 O. N. Wilson et ux to J. Gnldiel, lots 1, 2, blk. 8, Orchurd Home Ass'n Tract. Also lot 2, sec. 36, tp. 37, S. R. 2 W 10 J. B. Hainlng vs. Ray M. Kirk.. NV of SW sec. 28, tp. 34, S. It. 2 E. .' 1000 Calico V. Cummings to Emma Krouter, lot C, Orchard tract, Suhny Crest Orchard 10 Mury E. Herrlngton to Ellz.,J. Herrlngton, NE sec. 34, tp. 40, S. R. 4 W 1 Raleigh Matthews to .Dolly Jacks, .land In D. L. C. 46, tp. ' 36, S. R. 1 W 10 W. J. Freeman et ux to K. W. Beebe et al, pt. blk. 15, Cen tral Point 1100 Russell A. Miller ot ux to E. Spencer et ux, lots 23, 24, 25, 26, blk. K, It. R. Add. to Ash land 10 Chris Gottlieb to Henrietta May King, lots 3 and 4, Hilslnger's Subdivision 10 H. A. Hansoom ct ux lo Philip Larmon, SE sec. 13, tp. 38, St. II. 1 W " 1 City of Modford to D. M. Held, lot 5, blk. 7, Imperial Add to Modford : 100.90 City of Medford to James H. Owen, lot 14, blk. 10, Queen Anne Add. Medford 225 R. H. Toft et ux to D. M. Held lot 11, blk,- 7, Imperial Add. , to Medford 10 Amelia J?. Toft et vir to D. M. ' Hold, lot 5, blk. 7, Imperial Add. to Medford 10 Mary J. McCullistor to John A. Taylor. NE of SW, lots 1, 2, 4, 0, 10 and 11, NW of NW sec. 18, tp. 39, S. R. 2 E Q. C. D. G. W. Reagan et ux to Frank Roberts, pt. lot 1, blk. 3, Karr'8 Add. to Modford....; 10 EllK. J. Kahler et ux to Frank M. Amy, N& of lot 17, blk. 2, tVillcke's Add. to Medford 1 Andrew Cantrull to James M. Cantrall et ux, land In Jack sonville 800 EAGLE POINT EAGLETS ' By A. O. Howlott Carl Von dor llellcn, one of tho prominent farmer and stockmen of Weilen was doing business In our town last Saturday. Klley Kears of Reeso creek was also a business caller the same day and so was Fred L,uy, ono of tho leading citi zens of the Wellen settlement. William Winkle had the misfortune to have his wrist broken in an auto wreck last week while on his way to tho coast. He was in an auto with another njjed man, tho father of a woman who kept house for Mr. Win kle here, but had moved to the coast, and his son Mark was driving and a short distance south of Olendalo they came to ,a vory slippery piece In the road when the auto slipped and went into the ditch throwing the two old men out, with the result that Mr. Winkle had his wrist broken but, no one else was hurt and but little dam age done to the auto. Alex Vestal, one of tho hustling farmers and stockmen of Keeso creek cnino In to have his team shod and whilo hero called nt tho Hunnyslde for dinner and was tolling about the ad vantage it was to tho entire com munity to have a high school in Kagle Point. ' William rrry, our popular road supervisor, and wlfo, wero visiting Mrs. Perry's paronts, Mr. and Mrd. K. J. Ayres on their farm Saturday. Charley (Shorty) Dodgo of Med ford was in town tho same day and reports that ho and his wifo had Ju:it returned from San Francisco whero they had been visiting his sister. Shorty Allen of Weilen, was in town trading and white hero I asked how ho was getting along clearing up his farm of twelves acres on Antclopo creek that ho bought a few years ago and he said that he had it all, cleared and was pulling up tho stumps and was raising afc fine grain on it as any body could wish. When ho bought tho tract of land a few years ago and told mo what ho had to pay and that ho was going to work out and support his family, and pay for it and clear and cultivate if at odd times, work fnr his employer eight hours and. for himself the rest of tho timo I thought that he had an herculean task, hut Shorty is ono of thoso kind of men ono meets every onco In a .while who laugh at impossibilities and gocd ahead and does It. W. II. Isbell made a trip to Med ford Saturday with our popular truck man and took in a doxon hens nnd reports that they weighed 78 pounds and brought him eighteen cents a pound bring tho nico little sum of $14.04 or ?1.17 per head, but they were not the White jLeghorn breed. Donnie Zlmmcrly of Trail was also in town trading tho same day. Anting the guosts at tho Sunnyside Sunday, the 13th, wero A. W. Hubbs, one of the popular Bhoe dealers . of Medford and Wife. Alex lletts, Lloyd Break a Cold Right Up with "Pape's Cold Compound" Take two tablets every three hour Until three doses are taken, The first dose always gives relief, Tho second nnd third doses completely break up the cold. I Mm ant nnd al to take. Con tains no uuinino or opiates. Million 'Tapers IXild OomiRHiml." Trice, $hirtyiive cents. Druggists guarantee it. COLDS French, H. N. Karris of the Kugie Point orchard, Miss liena Imsv of ctMHrni point and Howard Fux of Kennoh, Calif,, formerly of Butte Falls. Mallard Robertson and his cousin. Mr. Jones of Central Point, were here for dinner Monday, and so was Hugo Von der Hellen, Verge Uentley of In dependence, Oregon and Glenn Haley of Medford who spent Sunday night here. He is working a grader on the I Crater Lake highway trying to fill up j the holes and level down the rough ' places, but is having a hard job for it seems impossible to make the river J bottom gravel, altho the coarsest of the stones may be -crushed, pack as there seems to be too much sand and fine gravel mixed with the crushed , rock. . Miss Nora Childreth arid her sister, Mrs. Ed Coy of Medford, were out here Wednesday afternoon viniting : W. I. 1 her parents, Mr. and ,Mra. Childreth. Since writing my Jast letter for the Mnil Teihimo I hnvA Imii-nrwl thnt W C. Clements when he reached Los ' Angeles found that it would be neces sary for him to accompany his sister and the remains of her husband back east altho I did not learn their desti nation. Mr. DeWolf of Reese Creek was a business caller on our business mert Wednesday and so was Walter Mar shall of llrownsboro. Mrs. Roy Smith and Mrs. Percy Haley were patronizing our merchants Wednesday evening. J. D. Patrick, one of our popular carpenters has been stopping at the Sunnyside for the past few days doing some odd Jobs, among them repairing tho roof of tho school house. Mrs. Ous Nichols and her mother, Mrs. Myrl Smith, wero among the diners Thursday, and so was Mrs. W. Perry. Ono of Frank Farlow's sons, of Lake, Creek, spent the night hero and so did M. W. Jsbell on his way to Medford. ' , S. B. Holmes and B. R. Ledwick renewed their subscriptions to the Daily Mail Tribune last Wednesday. "Cascarets" 10c ! if Sick, Bilious, ..Constipated "They Work While You Sleep." N hen you feel sick, dizzy, upact, when your head is dull or aching, or your stomach is sour or gasBV, just take one .or two pleasant "Cascarcts" to relieve constipation and biliousness. No griping nicest cathartic-laxative on earth for Men, Women and Children. 10c boxes, also 25 and 60c sizes any drugstore. I'M GOING TO BROWN'S For My SHOES 103 N. Central, Medford, Ore. Veterinary Hospital 1MI Sale Stable DR. G. A. GITZEJ 111 N. FirSt Phone 551 Representative Bo mum weiaing illsngs Carriage Auto Works Vilmo and Harmony Flour STRICTLY GUARANTEED. Aik your dealer for one of then brands. ROGUE VALLEY MILLING CO. ALL ROADS LEAD TO SINCLAIR'S JewelryShop Medford Bldg. USED Are Always Found 123-125 So, Y9, . CHILDREN CRY A Harmless Substitute for and Soothing Syrups No Narcotics!; Mother! Fletcher's Ca&toria has been in use for over 30 years to relieve babies nnd children of Constipation, Flatulency,- Wind Colic and Diarrhea; nlluying Feveriehness arising there from, and, by regulating the Stomach and IloweU,- aids tho assimilation of Dining Rooms ,v ' . of Reputation ; CERTAIN CHEFS become famous for their culinary skill. Catering to the public spreads their fame. There are thousands of house wives who regularly display equal skill, for they too know how KITCHEN BOUQUET improves most dishes, how it brings out the full flavor of meats, "snaps up" the stews, improves gravies by making them full flavored and bringing- out the deep, rich brown color; how it adds the last touch of tastiness to soups, sauces, etc., etc. Add a tablespoonful just before taking off stove. Your grocer sells lots of KITCHEN BOUQUET. , ; - 'Mi'1; .. ) Get a bottle and win fame for your cooking. Kitchen Bouquet INCOME TAX SERVICE furnished on State and Federal Fersonal Returns Corporation Reports Partnership Returns Corporation Records Corporation Returns Compilation ot your rocords for these reports, and Counsel In all Income Tax Matters GEO. G. HEWITT 304 and 305 Medford National Bank Bldg Income Tax Adviser . . , , .,; ' Telephone 326 . ,. smess Crater Llake Confectionery Medford Building Home-churned butter milk 5c a glass Light lunches served Fountain drinks, Candies Automobile Springs Merriman's Blacksmith Shop THOMAS T. MERRIMAN, Proprietor. 20 South Riverside ,We have An , t WAT t 1 Which Welds Electrically ; It's far better and cheaper than Oxy-Acetylene ROOT Music Co. Ill W. Main St. Medford, Oregon "The Harmony Music Store" CAR BARGAIN at the CRATER LAKE AUTOMOTIVE CO. ?aige $nd, Jeweti Peaiers FOR "C" 4 Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops Food; giving natural sleep witho.Yl1 opiates. The genuine bears signature o - FOR '." ' . Fountain Drinks, Ice Cream Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco ' and Smokers' Supplies Pool and' Snooker Jensen & Dalley , ,. 220 West Main Sti. : Phone 273-J EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Phone 315 FOR Job Printing' of all kinds PHONE 75 Medford Printing Cc. Phone 203- Firms Machine a.