Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 29, 1924, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextTAOfi TITO TIT TUT'PiFN'r. MRDFOliT). OKI'IfiOV. TCKSUAY. .lANl'AKY tfH, 1M4 JACKSONVILL E SUES JACKSON CO; FOR $6050 SUBJECT OF TALK L l- ' An echo of the Bank of Jacksonville failure, for which' William II. .John son, its former eushler, is serving a ten year sentence nt stnto prison, Is contained in the docket for the com ing session of the circuit court begin ning !next Moftday. The City of Jacksonville is suing the county treasurer for the return of mu-, practlcul value of recreation and play- niHpal bonds, given by Johnson, as'"""8 101 ol yun nnn ,u unu 1 w , , said that as communities are oum no muiiiy iur cuumy iuni p.u-a un IirnmrUy by reHources, but by men, deiioslt In the defunct establishment, so men nre built by healthy recreation They ure valued at StiOGO. Jackson-1 and wholesome outdoor activities. vfn mntntnlns that .tohnnnn hA no Medford, he Huld, would not need .rip hi- to deliver the bonds as security. The value of plnygrounds and rec reational centers, with particular ref erence to Medfurd formed the sub ject of a very Interesting talk before the Medford Rotary club at noon to day by Mr. Henderson, in chargo of such activities In Portland. Mr. Henderson proved to be a most fluent and convincing speaker and aroused the Hotarlans to genuine en thusiasm. He called attention to the 'TOGGERY BILL' IS E I more than two playgrounds an need not bo tn much exnense tn nro aim the county treasurer maintains . Vido thein with equipment. Not that an custodian of county funds, hu equipment, but supervision, he de I c lured to be the most Important point I In answer to a question by Mayor K. C. (JnddlH, the speaker aaid th has no right to return them. Her bert K.,Hmina Is acting as attorney for ihe county seat. armurv could well he used Another case, out of the ordinary, basketball, volley ball and for civic amateu snd listed for hearing, is that of Ed Collins. county Jailer, against the counry bf J ark son, for recovery of wages, amounting to between $600 and $700. The eight hour law Is In volved. I Collins, who won local distinction ; year ago, by standing up under theatricals, the latter activity being very Important In recreational work Various representatives of local de part men ts Interested in the subject were present us guests, including Kupt of Schools Aubrey Smith,-City Attor ney John Cnrkln, Mayor (hiddis, and O. C. Hoggs head of the city planning clout from a window weight, in the ' commission.' George Itarker of Ilutte hands of a prisoner trying to escape, I Falls was also n guest. locking the bad man In his cell, and. Tonight, a delegation of locnl Rota administering a wholesome licking, rians go to Orants pass in a motor says that he works n continuous shift, and Instead of $fiO per month pay, is entitled to as much more. County Judge Onrdner says he understands the action has been dis 'mlssed on the grounds that Collins Is a public official, and on duty at all times. "The county," said the county Judge, "might be able to turn in a bill for room rent,- if the cuse comes to "trial.", - y At' the M'ondny morning session of the clrcuit'court. Judge C. M. Thomas, set 23 canes, all but one a civil action, many of which, it Is wild, will be adju dicated) out of court. The- criminal caso Is -the State of Oregon against C. W. -Fooller, charged with posses sion of intoxicating liquor. j The cases-'to be heard, and the order of hearing, is as follows: bus where they will meet tho Rose burg Rotarlans In a general gel-to get her celebration. WELL IN LOS ANGELES Dirk Donalil, ewll known In this city as the manager of llud Anderson, Is now proprietor of the Lyceum Atli letlc club of Los Angeles, Calif., and has the following fine compliment, un der a two column cut of himself, pulil American Soda Fountain Company hm In i lst Saturday's Issue of the vs. Medford Urorei-y company. i L8 Angeles HeconV Donald lias State' ya, C. . W. Foolli-r, possession many friends In this city, who will be of liquor, .V Kaufman vs. Page. Anient vs. 'Butto Fulls Timber com pany. Swayne vs. Muyfh'Ul. Bullock Menantllu Company va Nell. Tiavls vs. Moore. ' flavkson County bank vs. Mining company. .. A. Vi vs. I'omeroy. City. of Jaeksonville vs. TreuHurer. Collins vs. Juckson county. . Hawkins vr. Klllott. i Lindas vs. lirunt Lund and Live stock company. Fhl vs. Hanlry. Bishop vs. Cranwell. . Hclnx vs. :Jlesyaiiauer, et al. Rogue Hlver Cannl company' vs Bodge. - , l'arr vs. Jensen. County pleased to hear of his good luck. The article la as follows: What Jack Uoyle Is to Vernon and Tom Kennedy Is to Hollywood boule vard, so Is Illchnrd J. Donald In sport ing circles of downtown L.is AngeleB. , "Dick" is the owner of the Lyceum Sterling Athletic club at 231 South Spring I street. Over 300 boxers work out at Ills gymnasium dally and he also busts Into the limelight with a lively boxing show every Saturday night. Donald Is also the chief odvlaor of such lop nocliers ns Phil Salvadore. Walter ltooney, Larry Murphy and Eddlo An derson. Ho is also a booking agent for clubs In many Southern California Cities. Donald first broke Into pr-u,-. inence In tlio Ixs Angeles boxing game I with "Bud" Anderson In 19U. Few .Northwestern Flnnnce company vs. men have done more than this happy George A. Mansfield. go-lucky Irishman to make the four The following cases are pending; round game a success In this city. all criminal mutters. pew m,.n are better known and nine Raleigh and Nye Matthews, intoxl- ar0 better liked cation tn puitilc place. Clifford llk'kson, Intoxication In public place. ' V. R. Kennedy, pnnacsalon of liquor, and breaking glasa on street. .Ed Watt, possession of intoxicating liquor. W. C. Gipson, possession of Intoxi cating liquor. George DuHois, intoxication and possession of liquor, Julius Mayhem, drunk and posses sion of liquor. C. K. Lloyd, issuance check with no funds In bank. Kverett Owlngs, driving motor car without license. John Hessenauer. Everett Owlngs. and Hoy llessenauer. Inefficient coupling of nn auto trailer. Tailoring Parlors Now Open On Bartlett St. MRS. R. E. JONES , lc Luxe Studio ;i'Have You a Daughter? . Watch Her Ilcnltll. The Tailoring Parlors, located In the new building on North ltartlelt near Main. Is one of the latest addi tions to Medford's business establish ments. This new shop is under the management of Mrs. sAVn 11. Praul who was formerly engaged In the tailoring business In San Francisco, and makes a specialty of fine tailor ing work. Dressmaking, tailoring, altering, re pairing, cleaning nnd pressing will all be featured et the Tailoring Parlors, according to Mrs. Praul, and a cordial Invitation is extended people of Med ford to visit the new shop al 22 North Bartlett. SKXATK TO CAXCKI. OIL LEASE (Continued From rage One) Salem, Oreg. "Dr. Pierce's Favor ite -Prescription Is the finest tonic' .. ,.,,., .,... Senator Len ed at the Instance of the navy depart ment under Secretary Daniels." The reference was a proceeding by which congress appropriated $500,000 for storage construction and author lied tho "exchange of oil." This ap propriation was inadequate, the sena tor asserted, to carry out the plans of tho navy, which contemplated an ex penditure of J103.000.000 for the pur pose of securing tankage storage for its reserve oil. While Secretary Fall has assumed responsibility for the contracts pro viding for exchange of royalty crude root said the committee was unaiil- and nervine that a young girl ran - .. ..II- .1 1. in. h In r-a h , n In'.. hAPn ao greatly benefited by the use of the " In tts belief that the Idea orig- Favorite prescription- that I do not inated with Hear Admiral J. K. Robl hesltate to recommend It to other son, chief of the bureau of engineer mother whose daughters suffer. One iBg, member of my family also speaks ln "Admiral Rohlson Is a strong, force terms of highest praise of Dr. Pierce s M aRKrP8aive tV)0 f officer." he Favorite Prescription. which she member of the com- Tk. lint' .?XTabYe, Z r have "ittee. I think, was convinced of 1.1, claims that It enao.es ner 10 nioe .-,. hclih and ati-cngth. rnd practically sincerity and good fnUh In this con no suffering. She hnu fine healthy nectlon regardless of the merits of his babies, too. Dr. Tierce's Favorite proposition." 1 prescription la truly a woman's tonic. -Mrs. K. B. Jonest, 5ft S. Might St. Tn Modford MiiMim lodge gave ' Get Dr. I'lerce'a h"ntrlte ri-vsorip- 5A (o tn6 Hnrding Memorial fund. tknAtoday. from your n'Mtyhhorhood the Knights of Pythias These druvctat in Ubleta or liquid, or write nre the only local orders so fur that Dr. Ilerce, President Invalids' Hotel have made contribution. Tho post ln Ruff a to N. Y. lor free conflden- office employes made a nlt-e ctintrihu tlal. Diedlcal advice. Enclose 10c for tion through the postoffice deurt rW! iXg. UWUL. AUVt ment, . 1 The widely known local retail busi netw establishment known an "Th ToKsery" has recently been Incorrio rated under the laws of Oroeon with a capital slock of $45,000. by Wm. F. Isaacs, O. McDearmon an Waller D. Hc-hs. Starting In a modest way in 1901 In the location now occupied by the Hub shoe store, and with very small capital, with Mr. Isaacs as Itf owner, It haa ' progressed steadily until now it ia one of the largest gentlemen's chilling and furnish ine establish ments In southern Oregon, not only drawing Its litrge trade from the Med fold and Jackson county public, but fn;" "'I parts of this section of th st'ile and adjacent California. This business was conducted alone by Mr. Isaacs until about eight ;ilne years ago when John II. (oml rich became associated with It, and only severed his connection with th establishment last fall when he went to California to reside. O. McDearmon, until he came here recently to locate, was for 16 years traveling representative for Wilson Bros, of Chicago, claimed to be the largest manufacturer of gentlemen's furnishing goods in the world It was during his periodical business trips to Medford in past years that Mr. McDearmon became, enamoured of Medford and its climate, until un able lo longer resist the desire to re side here, he nnd his wife have be come permanent residents nnd he has become solidly anchored In a business way. Arthur D. Hess, the well known young Medford man who had been ns soclated with The Toggery ns clerk for a number of years past, now has a financial Interest in It. JUSTICE OF PEACE KILLED BY TRAIN HILLSHORO, Ore., Jan. 2. V. P. Smith, justice of the pease hero the past ten years, was killed by Southern Pacific train No. 101 about a mile east of here this morning. Smith left th3 tracks when several warning Blgnals had been sounded then stepped back in the path of the train after It was too close to avoid tunning him down, according to the engineer's report. The Justice had been worried about failing health l:r the past half year or more and was taking one of his morning walks whei, struck. . Smith' had told Mrs. A. Sigler, at whose home he boarded, that he hail a premonition that he would die a vio lent death. A week ago, while getting off a Southern Pacific red electric train he slipped and fell .but was not hurt. Us wife bad died eighteen years ago, nnd he had not remarried. His mother died two years ago. He has a brother, lliensten Smith of American Falls, Idaho, nnd a daughter, Nora Smith, of Forest Grove. OF' ARE SHIPPED HOME VERA CRUZ, Jan. 28. (Delayed). (By Radio via Dallas News by the Associated Press). Large crowds wit nessed the ceremonies today attending the taking of the bodies of Captain Sparrow of the United States cruiser Tacoma and two radio men killed In an accident aboard the vessel, to the Prometheus, which is carrying the bodies to tho states. Murines from the Prometheus re ceived the bodies from the naval school where they had been with a guard of honor composed of naval cadets. Mexican naval officers ac companied the procession to the dock. The American consul and a largo part of the American colony were present. A hydroplane from the Omaha scat tered flowers over the procession. Captain Ambroslo Illndcs eulogized the three naval men. The Prometheus will sail Sunday niiiht. E ROSEBUKG. Ore., Jan. 29. Rose burg's booster club, the Umpqua Chiefs, voted unanimously last night to sponsor a strawberry festival In Roseburg on June 12, 13, and 14. three dates set for the big Indian pow-wow of the Oregon tribes. With j these two features it Is hoped to at tract visitors rrom all parts or the coast. Invitations are being mailed to the Rosarians of Portland, the Pirates of Coos I3ay, the Cavemen of Grants Pass and the Cherrians of Salem and jit is expected that each of these clubs will send delegations to participate in the festivities. I SO ANXIOUS ABOUT Pinto" Colvig Appears As Star In the Movies A Century-Universal picture to he released In February entitled "Keep Moving, features Vance D. H. (Pinto) Colvig. son of Judge W. M. Colvig. Tuller's Magazine, a screen critic, in Its December 29 issue says: 'A great character in this comedy is the cross-eyed mute tuxicub driver. played by IMnto Colvig. I.et me tell you ho certainly hits 100 per cent In this part. He puts on one of the fun niest portrayals ever seen on the screen. It will not soon be forgotten. Colvtg'a characterizations make him appear as the greatest taxicab driver In tho world." The Geo. A. Hunt Co. will show this picture here nnd It will be welcomed by Pinto's friends and will be a treat for all movie lovers. II. AV. AVilllngham of San Francisco ts in Medford for a few days repre senting "IJfe Savers" and last night distributed several hundred In local theaters. He is distributing "70.000 sample packages In hU territory in the northwest. ASPIRIN Say "Bayer"-Genuine! LONDON. Jan. 2!. Prime Minis ter Mucdonald has"tnet with circum stances whirh have compelled him to go slower regarding the recognition of Russia by Great Britain than he had Intended when he " took office, ac cording to some political writers. The political correspondent of the Dailv Mail puts the premier's position as follows: 1 "It Is unlikely that Mr. Macdonald, will take any , precipitate action towards recognition, permanent of fie-, inls of the foreign office and an ex amination of documents on file there having convinced him such a step would not le In the best Interests of j the country. He is anxious for rec ognition ns soon at possible nnd is en gaged In making 'the necessary pre liminary Inquiries," Try This Way To Get; Relief From Head Colds Nothing to Swullow You Just Melt a Little in a Spoon and Itrcalhe in the Healing apors ' ' To stop a head cold, try this simple, direct method, .V.'elt a little Vicks in a spoon and,itihaie the penetrating Vapors of Camphor, Menthol, Uucalyptus, Juni per Tar, etc. Mm put a little up each nostril and snulT well back. Another method is to heat a tin cup, put in a teasiKXjiitul of Vicks and inhale the vars that way. As fast as the va. pors lose their strength, throw out lb melted Vicks and add fresh. Mothers prefer Vicks for their children because it avoids so much internal dosing. It can be used with perfect safety on tht youngest child. V V A fo Rua Ovsh 17 N.'uiom Jaus Useo Ycabvi FOR DELICATE WOMEN The vast majority of female ills are directly traceable to a run down condition, Mut.Und, tht famous Swiss Tonic, hat rsttorad to vigorous, rabut health thou.ands ot thousands of dallcatf woman, sine IMS. It is a pure safe vegetable com pound that acts gently and quick ly, toning and building up the entire system. WE HAVE AN . , EXPERIENCED BOILERMAKER repairing and rebuilding done, estimates free. MEDFORD IRON WORKS 1155 N. Central Ave. Phone 40 WATCH YOUR BATTERY PRESTO-LITE BATTERY STATION 'Friendly 8ervlce Phom Genuine ' Haver Tablet nf hsve been proved mic by millions and lirvwrnneii oy physicians ovrr twenty- ' three yearn lor told and ftrippe roieerv. Handy boxes of twelve tablet rot onfv i few cents at any dru-.-store. Ka-h rwik'- age contains proven directions for lul.1. i and tells bow to rreiare an Aipirin . gargle for sort throat and toiuilitis. I Kodak Finishing for those who demand the best Swem's Studio 2t7 E. Main Medford THIS BRIGHT BABY GIRL Brought Joy to Home. Mrs. Price's Health Restored by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege table Compound Scootac.Pa. "Inever felt like work ing, and when I would try to do any work standingon my feet, 1 would just drag around all day long. At times I would have terrible pains and would be in bed three or four days. 1 was in this condition about a year when I saw Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound advertised in the Daters. I had heard different women say it was good for women's troubles, and my aunt thought it would help me as it had helped her. So I took the Vegetable ixjmpouna ana it Drougnt things right, and I was in good shape before 1 became a mother again. I believe it helps at birth, too, as with both my other babies I suffered a great deal more than with this one. I thank you a thousand times for the good your medicine has done me. It has surely made our home a happy one." Mrs. Robert Price, Scootac, via Lockhaven, Pa. In a recent country-wide canvass of purchasers of Lydia E. Pinkharri's Veg etable Compound, (IS out of every 100 report they were benefited by its use. psi i' Cause for Serious Thought IT is estimated that 70 of rectal cancer is due to the continual irritation from neglected Piles. Future risks, as well as present Ill-health, warrant skilled atten tion if you are suffering with a Rectal or Colon disorder. I have been a Rectal and Colon Specialist for many years and tt Is this successful experience which enables roe to confidently GUARANTEE to cure your Piles or refund yoof fee. Wrila today fa aar FREE UWialad baak. Ml CHKS.5 DEAN. M.D 2KB AK1 MORRISON POBTIANO.OBECOM Superior Radio Sets licpresenting Federal Telephone Mfg. Co. Radio Corp. of America Mur Rad Radio Corp. Magnavox Co. Crosley Radio Products Virgin's Radio Service 105 W. Main Expert Mechanics Frank Brown who lias boon an expert auto mothaiiii' in Medford for several years is now with the J. C. ROBINSON GARAGE 1009 West -Main Tliis para .are is well equip ped for all kinds of work and 'I and first class work. MANN'S Wednesday Special 2000 yards DRESS PER CALES, 36 inches wide, splendid quality, all good pat terns, sells regularly at 1 22c, Wednesday only, yd Iviv MANN'S PLANT NOW Sweet Peas Lettuce Garden Peas Radish Spinach Turnip Onion If you plant early and use our FRESH BULK S E EDS Your Early Garden will be a Success Mail Orders Promptly Filled Postage Paid on Seeds Monarch Seed Co. 323 E. MAIN PHONE 260 Tr4Mrkftr l' S. Put. OS. Time to Re-tire? (Buy Fisk) Quality Tires at . Right Prices COMPARE THESE PRICES 30x3 1-2 Fabric $7.95 30x31-2 Cord $9.60 30x3 1-2 Cord $11.75 32x4 Cord $19.50 33x4 Cord $20.00 30x3 1-2 Tubes $2.10 ' . i The Only Exclusive Accessory House in Southern Oregon..- Doc Wright Jerry Jerome THE AUTO SUPPLY CO. A Month of the New Year Has Passed Have yon been saving during January? Have you built up your financial standing and credit this month ? If you haven't you haven't made the start you intended. Don't let 1924 get away from you without leaving its share of progress and happiness. Let's get together so that you man profit by our experience and training. JACKSON COUNTY BANK 11 r.rV-'-l Mrnrnnn j-rc-iki