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MEDFOKB MAIL' TRIBUNE, -MEDFORP. OREGON", TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1924 LARGE ATTENDANCE AT C. C. MEETING IEN E JURY LIST FOR IIST ARE APPOINTED T TO GIVE CONCERT HERE FEBRUARY 1 3 T JlILLE TODAY IS At do time during the past five years have the citizens of Jackson county had more serious problems be fore them than the agricultural and land settlement problems, and these will be given consideration at a mem bership meeting of the Medford Cham ber of Commerce in the assembly room in the -basement of the Hotel Medford at 8 o'clock tomorrow night. No dinner In connection. There are solutions for these prob lems, and In order to carry them to successful conclusions they must be understood and be supported by the business men as well as the farmers. Full details of the plan to be presented to the citizens of Jackson county will . :e explained and be open for discus sion at the meeting- tomorrow. . The farmer and the business man will be the topic of an address by C. C. Chapman of Portland. . No man In Oregon Is better qualified to speak on this subject and no man has been lri closer touch with the economic con ditions of both the farm and business interests of Oregon. . ; The women members of the cham ber are especially Invited to be pres ent. . , ASPIRIN Say "Bayer"-Genuine! Genuine "Baver Tablets of Asoirin" have been proved safe by milliona and prescribed by physicians over twenty. mree years lor uoius ana grippe misery. Handy boxes of twelve tablet cost only Group chairmen and representatives of various farm and civic organiza tions for the agricultural economic conference that will be held In Jack son county were appointed yesterday. The citizens of Jackson county who attended the Corvallls conference were called together by the officers of the Medford Chamber of Commerce and the general plan of the conference was ocnsldered which resulted In the se lection of an executive committee who will have supervision of Instructions' to group chairmen, publicity and housing accommodations. " Those nam ed on the executive committee are B. E. Harder; C. C. Gate, H. L. Walther, A C. Joy and John H. Fuller. Those named as group chairmen are: Farm crops, Victor Bursell; dairying, Ralph Billings; poultry, W. J.. War ner; horticulture, .Rarry Rosenberg; land settlement, Harry Walther; live-, stock, Miles Cantrall; club work, Mrs. Susanne Homes Carter; home demon stration, Miss Alice Hanley. The representatives of farm and civic organizations are: Bankers, J. W McCoy; farm bureau, ' A. C Joy; grange, E. E. Dlmlck; railroads, A. S. Rosenbaum; county court, George Al ford; Chambers of Commerce, B. E. Harder, Medford; F. C. . Homes, Ash land; G. A. Gardner, Jacksonville; M. S. Johnson, Gold Hill, and J. 0. Isaac son, Central Point. A meeting Of the executive commit tee Is being held at Ashland today. few cents at any drugstore. Each pack- 'ago contains proven directions for Colds land tells-how to prepare nn Aspirin -gargle for' sore . throat ' and tonsilitia.' Editor Edgar Piper Sends Regrets to The Lincoln Club Soft drink dispensers of southern Oregon were the principal witnesses at the trial of the American Soda Fountain company against the Med ford Grocery company, for payment of In the neighborhood of $4400, for de livery of syrups used In the making of summer drinks. The case Is the first on' the docket at the recessed term of court, which which opened Monday. The plaintiff Is represented by Attor neys Boggs and Flaegel, and the de fense by Attorneys Neff and Kelley. A previous trial of the action resulted In a verdict by a jury tor the defense in the sum of $250, a new trial being granted. The soft drink dispensers corrob erated the contention of the defense, that the goods were Inferior In quality, the proprietor of the Blue Bird confec tionery In Klamath Falls, saying that one of his customers, served with a drink, In which lemon Juice was used, remarked while sipping It, "this is a rotten drink." Others also said things similar, so the Blue Bird proprietor went down in the cellar and Investi gated, and threw some out, and sent some back for credit on account. Grants Pass and ABhland business men also testified on the same subject. The grocery firm also alleges that the goodV'were ordered for early de livery, but 'did not arrive till summer. The original price was $5894.25, pay able one-half on delivery and one-half In sixty dayB. The plaintiff Is a Bos ton, Mass., firm. The case Is expected to last two or three days. The court requested that all attor neys having cases pending at this ses sion of court report. In order to rear range the docket. Out of 44 jurors called on the spe cial ventlre for the recessed term of court, beginning yesterday, 30 wore ac cepted. Three were excused .'on ac count of sickness, 10 were exempted, and one wasijleceased. .'.'. The jury list for the term is as fol lows: ' - . ' ' -v Lucy F. Blue, Wm. Bruin, Wm. S. Cameron, ,Wra. Corlles, Cecil R. Cotr man, Charles Darby, Ed E. Wlmmlck, Cbas. T. Ferns, Leonard Freeman, Laura B. Godlove, Alpha Hartman. Charles Hoover,. George Irwin, Wilbur Klme, Archie R. Kincald. Perry Knotls, A.T.. Lundgren, Oiln A. McCoy,' M. J. Norrls, Lee Oi.Peachey, H. H. Weaver, Harry G. Wartman, John A. Gammlll, Lester H. Fay,.lemon Charley. Editor Edgar B. Piper, of the Ore-1 gonian, writing to the Jadkson County Lincoln club Invitation committee, re gretting his Inability to attend the banquet this year says: "I regret to-say that It will be impos sible for me to attend the tenth annual banquet of the Lincoln club of Jack son county on February 12, 1924. I have thought from year to year that it would be possible for me to accept an invitation so regularly extended by you. But It has not been easy to ar range. Your club occupies a high and wormy piucu 111 ihw cocih i mo pie of Oregon, and I should be proud to have even a small part In making! one of your annual banquets a suc-l cess.". ' ' - ' ' ,J Cut Tills Out It Is Worth Money Send this ad and ten cents te Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive a ten cent bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Com pound for coughs, colds and hoarse ness, also free sample packages of Foley Pills, a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys, and Foley Cathartic Tab lets for Constipation and Biliousness. These wonderful remedies have helped millions of people. Try them! Sold everywhere. Adv. Card of Thanks Wo desire to thank our friends and neighbors for their kindness and sym pathy shown us in our recent be reavement in the death of our father. S. O. STEARNS. KATY STEARNS. . . 270 ' -' " ORVAL STEARNS." T RECOVER FROM U.S. A. Reneo Chemet, who plays here Wednesday, Feb. 13th, has been uni versally acclaimed as one of the greatest violinists of the world. "Sec ond only to.Kreisler Is Chemet" Is the manner In which Henry Finck, the veteran music critic of the New York Evening Post, described her.. Mme. Chemet Is French by birth and cornea from a little village where she used to walk eight miles back and forth to her music lessons, as a child. Hlnce then she has toured Kurope extensive ly and made her first American tour last season. Mme. Chemet has recent ly been greatly honored by the Na tional opera of France. This organi zation has built a vault In Paris Into which have been deposited the record ed works of the greatest of present day musicians. This "caveau" will remain closed for an entire century, at the end of which the records will be taken forth and played to the peo ple of that time. The ceremony of Interning some works of Salut-Saens and records of Caruso has been ob served and tho directors honored Mme. Chemet by Including some of her violin records In the now hermet ically sealed urn. Mme. Chemet comes here as the third visiting attraction of the Civic Music club. Her recital will be given at tho First Presbyterian church. PORTLAND, , Ore., , Feb. 5. Ship builders cannot recover from the United States - shipping board emer gency fleet corporation on claims for cancellation ; of " war contracts, but must apply direct . to the United States government for relief, according to an opinion handed down in federal court today. by Judge Bean. " The opinion aa given in overruling a demurrer by'.tliQ Astoria Marine Iron Works In Its rase .againBt tho fleet coi poration. Jurge eBun held thnt the corporation. Jtdft;eBean held' that the capacity mil uh un agent oc um wimea States govern nent and cojM not be held privately. r sponsible . a::, inoro than uny oitU.tr.ycan be new respon- tIbU: for any acts. performed In l:nq of duties under "-bnrlty conferred upon him I) the g v 2Tment and relief must n sought rrs m, ine leuei'u govern-mom ' Chicago Gas Price Raised. CHICAGO, Jan. 4. An Increase of two cents in the price of gasoline and an advance of j one cent in the price of kerosene, effective tomorrow, was announced today by the Standard Oil company of Intftema : -- S Lift Off-No Pain! ' Doesn't hurt one bit I Drop a HttU "Freeione" on an aching corn, instantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with fingers. Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of "Freeione" for a few cents, sufficient to remove evory nara corn, soit corn; or corn between the toeB, and the foot I calluses, without soreness or lrrltatlua. I GMUUMET tho Economy fi AXING POWDER the next time you bake give . it just one honest and fair trial. One test in your own kitchen will prove to you that there is a big difference between Calumet and any other brand that for uniform and wholesome bak ing it has no equal. Always Tuned in With Medford' s Business Needs When a bank is chosen by business houses and individuals as their financial agent it's a sign that the bank is in harmony with both tlie times and tho community. We are proud of the fact that so many business men have approved the service and general helpfulness of this bank by placing their accounts here. You will . hid a cordial welcome and n . quick, accurate analysis of the banking needs of your particular business at this strong, live, progressive institution. ' JACKSON 'COUNTY BANK !assaSitY MEDFORD, OREGON WITH MEDFORD TRADE IB MEDFORD MADE CITY ASSESSMENTS PAID IN FULL MEDFORD PROPERTY OWNERS SHOW FAITH IN THEIR HOME CITY Medford property owners have again demonstrated their faith in the future' of the City, by their prompt response to the request of City officials for full payments 'on' City assessments or' for 'larger payments than those required semiannually. . : ; ' . It is verv cratifvine to receive such cooperation and on behalf of all the City officials I want to publicly thank all citizens who have helped the City tq make such a fav orable showing that "it has been possible to pay off and cancel $92,500 City Bonds and Warrants during 1923. R G ADDIS, Mayor. List of citizens who have, during the last ninety days paid full amount or extra installments of assessments on various lots in the city : , ,. ,rn, .17r. o. IT IT Cooler ' ' - 48.78 ' 67. E. M. Wilson 202.90 100. C.W: Davis 312.97 - 134. W. h. Handy ".79 To D iv? I: 1 S Lumber". 64.8S 68. N. C. Chaney ., ..... 17.35 101. C. WP. 70.80 135. Helen Bingham 48.37 . 2.E. G.Dag 68.69 69. J. II. Jones ; 12.00 102. Lewis Ulrica 54.11 130. Hlen . BuiRlmm, - 84.15 3. Robert Ba.ley JJt? tf L Blor(J "V"" , 22.40 ' 70. Chester T. Parker 33.72 103. It. P. Hunziker 67.02 137. J. M. Alnutt 21.51 : 4. P. L. Caton .. 21.98 71.' Medford Con. Construction 60.60 104. T. E. May 49.22 138. A. II. Miller.'..:, 85.39 5. Anna E. Davis r - e 4g ,fl . 72 P B Bnird 38.95 - 105. T. M. Swem 99,52 139. I. D. Pliipps 208.07 t- ft 0' : 19 7 ' La 2 : : W B,owley..- .mS m. II. L. De Annond ............... 109.72 140. I. D. Phipps 145.68 8 tTlTn : J: SXSldMaryW 74. J. L. Demmer 500.71 107. W. Strings ...... 80.34 O. A. GiUen 28.03 ,8. P. L. B ero ' 7144 kins 64 87. 75. Weeks & Palm 51.46 - 108. E. M. Bolster 35.78 142. Davis, Vawter and Howard 188.72 x,o,LoiusUlrich R "c'astile""" ' . 39.36 76. Dr. E. B. Pickel .v............... 15.40 109. CarlJ. Brommer 40.02 143. Ausil Davis 164.80 - Irs; A;r y 6159 43" D M Beid " - 63.22 77. Carl D. Bowman 61.05 ,.110. J. P. Hansen 576.72 144. Sarah Bowman : 43.71 "Ft w r in 02 44 A B Butler 69.80 78. Carl D. Bowman ..... 42.24 111. Joe Hannah, Jr., 18.91 145. C. P. Bowman 38.36 ' II n T 5274 45 EmUPe k j 79. Ij. L. Small 9.64 112. C. M. Thomas 19.06 346. c. p. I5owmn 29.56 13. Nellie D. Smith .. W.74 . go & Boydea ; 14!)29 313. W. g. Kee 29.71 147j Nora sl(!win(? .. 18.2( 14. C. J. Fry and beo. v. 47 E G Dow . 81. Boyden & Boyden 54.87 114. S. S. Swenning 38.20 148. Rose M. Gross . 31.81 r' Cfluotic - 4g De.a M Dodge 20 C7 g2 E c Gardner ,. 21.63 . 315. J. F. Watson 29.00 150 S(.hool Di((t No 4g ; 31 40 1 I' t i T,i WIG ' 49 Frances A. Shearburn 25.26 83. J. M. Pletscher 100.15 116. Paul B. McKco , 72.84 J51 Elleil D Jl!ff ; 15 46 16. C. J Campbell 336 .4J J . . 84. Emma L. Minear .12.34 117. T. A. Fifer 55.16 152. John F. White 49.93 ' 17. A Johnson y .Myers .1.. 84.51 85. Kate McAndrew 13.27 .. 118. Minnie R. Meeket ...;...... 166.33 m A w Walker...:...:...:.-...'.... 161.51 18. A. Johnson . " g w K nowey ...Z.:.:... 15.15 86. Vern Van Dyke 41.37 119. Ernest N. Biden. ..;...... 37.16 154 j A s 325 G1 'on p i STte J 63:03 53.. Earl P. Shirley ......:....... 9.83 : 87. 0. M Sclsby 70,02 .120. 0 Hither .....,:.....;.......... 49.32 155. JoHC,)hine-p. porlw. 653.79 20. Rudolph J. Schote, Jr. ...... . W.W Whiteaide 218.40 88. Gns Newbury . 32.12 121. Helen S Turn. 34.17 15G; Nwft s,ew, ........................ 59.04 21. C arcnce Bad fi : 17.74' ' 89 . Seventh Day Adventist . : 122. Mabel A. Penoyar,...,... 241.88 157. Elizabeth M Colby 72.99 S' ?Th.S; "" 25 97 56. F. E. Martin 506.63 Church 32.85 123. Wolff Bros. 17.8 158. ,T. P. IInIo 51.28 f; S V O Bav7r "" 4 32 57. Linnie Hanscam 17.67 90. Geo. M. Roberta , ..- 28.3J 24. N. T Rank,,, 55.21 159 w n , n7.93 ... tSlB')er "jogls 58. W. C. Haynea .13.13 .91,1.0. O. F 783.42 2-x N..T Rankin 39.79 or e S nn " "" 3692 59. Nana Matney 115.36 92. Lizzie Coulter ........ . .12.29 26. Dr J L Helms,..- 114.0, I5ert . 30. J. W.Kent - -5 64 J R nittsoif .. . ...Z. 101.69 ' 97. J. l. Carkin ............. 20.10 131. Milo Lamb 173.65 31. E. A. Welch 69o.36 Victor Patten 114.63 98. Daniel Hilkey 139.02 ' 132. Wra. P. Isaacs ...: 312.89 32..C.ESoderstrom .6 .Z 82.40 99. Harry Coffecn ........:., ,..,31.27 ,133. Wm. P, Isaacs .... 279.93 33. Joseph Taylor & Son dba.n . ' . . .- :
