Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 20, 1924, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPJGE EIGHT MEDFORP MATE TRTBTjyg, MEPFOKD. "6t?EOQy. WEDNESDAY. yfifiKrAftY SO. ' 1954 CONFERENCE. IN FAVOR PLANTING NOME APPLES ' The Jackson County Agricultural conference will close Its three days' Session tills afternnon, with an assem hly meeting of all the groups, when a "policy program" will be discussed and Sdopted. The "policy program" Is ex peeled to outline a doflnlto program, for the future development of all phases of agriculture. Salient points of this, program have been threshed but for two days by the various groups. The "horticulture groups by resolu tions adopted at Tuesday's sessions op pose the planting of any more Ilartlott pears In this valley, until larger mar kets are developed. It was also deem Id advisable to plant no more corniiier Clal apple trees. ' ,','The resolutions wore as follows: Resolved, that, this conference go on record as favoring a thor ough and complete campaign for ' : the eradication of . blight in the valley and that the chairman ap i point -a committee of three in ; Btrnatfng them to use their best ' efforts to foroe regular collections I of liens on properties so affected . and cleaned up by fruit Inspec I tow Committee ' appointed on i VBlIght:" A. C. Allen, E. W. Carl , ton and Dave H. Wood. Apple Resolution I nesolved, that wo deom It In ! advisable ta plant any more up. plesln the Rogue Klvor valley lr j commercial purposes. We conslil j' er the following the only varieties ' of commercial value In this valley. In the order named: Newtowna, j pplttenhiirgs, Jonathuns, Wine S sa.pl,, Winter Bananas and Dell- Clou, f On adobe soil only New-' ; Uiwps , are advisable. tjpltzen c burgs, Jonathans, Wlnesaps, Win '. tcr Bananas and Delicious may be SAGE TEA DANDY TO DARKEN HAIR J You con turn gray, failed hnlr beau tifully dark, and lustrous, almost over night If you'll get n bottle of 'Wyclh's Sage and Sulphur Compound" nt any drug store. Millions of bottles of HiIh old MmouH Hugo Ton Jtoclpe, Improv ed1, b the addition of other Iiikio dhVnlty oro sold annually, says a wcll ItAown druggist hero, bocnuso It dorken..rtho hair so .naturally and ovenly;that no one can toll it bus boon applied. ' Those .whose hair Is turning gray or becoming faded ...hovo a surpriHe awuiting them, because after one or two applications the gray hair van ish! and your locks heiomo luxur iantly dark and beautiful, j This is the ago of youth. Oray lialrod, unattractive foiks nrun't want ed around, so get busy with Wyuth'a Sugu and Hulphiir Compound tonight and, you'll be delighted with your dark, hundsome hair and your youth ful appearance within a few days. . Adv. profitably grown only on certain types of soil, where they are pro ductive and well colored. Such soils are river and creek bottoms and some of the deep, well Irri gated foothills soils. SHERIFF IERIL THROWS IN HAT Sheriff TerrMl said Tuemlny that he would seek the republican nomina tion for Hherlff at the primaries In May, and that he would make a for ml announcement In "a day or bo." Sheriff Terrlll said he would run on platform of "square shooting with everybody, efficiency, and honesty.' Sheriff Terrlll seeks a third term. having weathered two ea iiipaiKns, a recall election, and three or four grand jury investigations, coming out on top in all. "I said when I got through with this Jolt, that I would go back to Lake creek and stay there. said Sheriff Terrlll, "but my friends have been after me, and I'm going to make the race. I had a lot of pestering on my liandrt, I didn't deserve, and X have done my duty, and I'll keep right on doing It." According to street gossip, Sid Brown will make the race on democratic ticket for sheriff. I. the CHRISTIAN f IS BEFORE CALLED TO GIVE TESTIMONY $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ a $200 Can You Use It? You .may win It If you own a "Corona and can write n good lot- ter answering a question we are : asking all coronatypers. If you . .'don't jiot the first prlzo, per- . hups the second award of (100 would come In handy. i'' ; .-,s ?5oo ; -Id all will be given away to the J2V people ;sondinB lu tho best letters. Soe otir window nml cull nt tlio Store for nii'lieulni's of tliia contest. Medford Book Store ".' ' 'y: 34 No. Central WASHINGTON, Feb. . 20. Sonate opposition to appolntmont of Quorge B. Christian, secretary to President Hard ing, as momber of the 'federal trade commission, lod to withdrawal by resident Coolldgo today of Mr. Chris tian's nomination nt the request of tho nominee. Opposition to him was expressed by several labor leaders and recently the senato Interstate commerce commit tee was told by Huston Thompson chnli mini of the trade commission, that Mr. Christian called him to too executive offices early In 1023 ami inquired as to tho reasons for pro codings hy the commission ngalnst tho Famous Plnyers-Luaky Moving Picture corporation. Mr. Thompson declared he regard ed Mr. Chrtlstinn's course In regard In the picture corporation a unusual nnd said It appeared that someone was using the office of the secretary to pre vent action. Tho committee immedi ately invited Mr. Chrtstlau to appear before It today, but he requested a postponement nnd last night asked Mr. Coolldse to withdraw his name. Trfihor 1lncs Willi King ' IjONDON. Feb. 20. Premier Rum sny Mncdouuld, his dnughter iHhbot; John Robert Clynen. lord privy pen I nnd Mrs. Clynes were among tho guests invited to moot the klnir and nuecn at a dinner given last evening by tho Karl of C'rnmird,, newly ap pointed king's muster of horse, and his rniintess. nee Ileutrlce Ogdon Mills an Amcrlcnn. AN Beware of Imitations! Unions you seo the "Bayer Cro-is" on package or on tablets you are not gt tinjr the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved afo by millions and prescribed by physicians over twenty-three years for fol'ls Headache Toothaclio Lumbago Neuritis Itheumatism Neuralgia Pain, Palu Accept "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" only. Kach unbroken packugo contains proven directions. Handy boxes of twelve tablets cot few cents. Drug Hints aUo sell bottles of at and 100. Aspirin is tho trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Mouoaccticaeidester of Salicylicacid. Compilation INCOME TAX SERVICE furnished on State and Federal Personal Returns Corporation lteports Partnership Keturna Corporation Itoconls Corporation Returns of your records for these reports, and Counsel In all Income Tax Matters GEO. G.HEWITT Income Tax Adviser 804 and 305 Medford National Bank Bldg Telephone 326 Sanitary and precautionary condi tions In the county Jail are declared had, and: the public ifl informed of the liquor nroHecutlon nituation with out .recommendation or comment, in the report . of the grand Jury, filed with the circuit court TueHday. Uec orda nd. evidence in tho hands of "a former . Hpeclal liquor prosecutor" were not obtainahle, according to tho report, which also sayg; "Kepcated attempt) to secure poflHension of these mot with, a refusal on the part of the former, special prosecutor to co-ope- rato In any way. The report con tinueH: "This naturally put an extra hurden on the district attorney, who after much time and effort was able to Kt some of the cases In shape to present to the grand Jury." The "former special liquor prose cutor" was attorney O. C. Hoggs of this city, who quit the berth shortly aftep District Attorney Newton Hor- den wafl appointed by Oovernor Pierce to fill the vacancy caused by the reslg' nation of ftawles Moore. The report of the grand Jury is as rouows: It is the general opinion of the grand Jury that the conditions in the county Jail are very bad; the plumbing it In a deplorable con dition. Home leaking, while some has been patched up by the pris oners, or the attendants, in a manner tat does not promote sanitation. 1 On tho upper balcony around the upper tier of cells there Is an Iron railing which lacks about six feet to reaching the back wall on either Hide. In case of a strugKlo with a prisoner, this would be extremely dangerous to an offic ial, as It would be an easy mat ter to force an offcllnl off tho balcony. The grand Jury recom meiulH that this rail be extended on either side. The prisoners In the coUnty Jail have a cupboard In which ftfod Is stored. This cover In open; the food Is uncovered and is within a very few feet of tho toilet, which is not very clean. The beds are very dirty, perhaps unfit to be slept upon. The prisoners wash their clothes, and hang them in the same room In which they , eat and sleep. Added to this the jal was overheated and a bad - odor waa apparent when the grand Jury made Its Inspectlon. In tho above mentioned cup board is a tray of knives and forks. While they could not he : used for sawing out of Jail, they would be a mighty dangerous weapon in the hands of a pris oner who wished to attack an of ficial. Another recommendation per taining to the Jail la that tho win dows should be fenced that small boys cannot loiter around and visit with the prisoners. A fur ther recommendation Is that some method he employed whereby the Interior of the Jail ifl not visible from the petit jury room. Tho grand Jury visited the ma chine tahop as an Indirect com plaint had been received that matters wore not lu good shape thero. The visit discloses noth ing irregular; In fact everything appeared In good" shape thero. . Some ciltlclsia hfts been iirndo of this grand jury beoadse of Hh lengthy doliherutlondi , This per haps iH true,' 'but was unavoid able, owing .to ariVapiiureht lack on the part bf some In promoting law enforvemuht.. . ; t-i , The prohibitionofficers jtostt fied that many records and some evidence was In the hands of tho former special liquor prosecutor. Hepeated attempts to secure pos session of these met with a re fusal on the pnrt 6f the former special prosecutor to, co-operate In any way. This naturally put an extra burden on the district attorney, who-'after . much ;tlmo nnd labor was able' to get some of tho cases in shape to present tu the grand Jury. - W. A. OATEH, Foreman. February 1ft. 1924. ' jj- i-... PAI'GIIKHTY WON'T RESIGN $300. TO AID IN (Continued From Page One) lonu nnd careful hearlnfr and Investi gation tho committee hy a vote of twenty to one, party lines helot! for- KOtten, declared ihem to be unround' ed. 'Ijiter. the report of thd committee was formally adopted hy the house of representatives and I was exonerated of overy choree presented against mo. The same Influence, that Inspired the impeachment proceedlnus last winter aro behind the present agitation In the senate. 1 'If necessary for me to fro through this ordeal ana In. I welcome tho op portunity to meet nny charge against my administration of the department of Justice." C'anl ot Tluuik Ve wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their kindness and sym pathy. during tho illness and death of our hUKlmnd and father. Also for the mnny beautiful floral offerings. MItS. A. It. CAMPHI-:i,L. WM. CAMPBELL AN'D FAMILY. ELI CAMPHELL AND FAMILY. MltS. O. C. MAJL'ST AND FAMILY. 2S3 ANNOUNCEMENT 'e tnke pleasure in announcing the addition of another capnblo me chanic to our list ot employes. Mr. Charles T. Oensel has returned - to Medford and has already taken em ployment with us. Mr. Oeneel, who was with us seven months last year. welt lived up to his . reputation . of being a speedy, competent mechanic. This mnrks one more step In our efforts to give to our customers nixl- isiiih service at reasonable prices. . At the lengthy meeting of tho city council last night that body voted J300 to aid In the Crater club's plan to decorate the city nnd library parks with shrubbery and flowers, nnd con firmed the appointment of H. E. Ulnabarger, well, known resident of tho city as assistant city inspector of plumbing nnd lighting, nt a salary of 11.50 a month and 25 for the use and upkeep of his cor, while attending to municipal duties. The appointment takes effect the first of March and is in accordance with the . new ordinance recently passed by the council providing for plumbing and lighting inspection on all new buildings to be erected and for which permit's must bo obtained. Tho muster electricians and plumbers who favored this ordinance, deem Mr. Kinuhargt-r's appointment a very f.tt isfactory one as ihey say he Is very well qualified by experience and abil ity to fill the position. The title of inspector of plumbing and lighting belongs to Chns. Davis, the municipal superintendent, who because of his already multifarious duties could not handle the new posi tion without an able assistant, there fore while the assistant will be under his direction Mr. Rinabarger will practically do all the plumbing and heating inspection work The council also voted to give up to $300 in old of the Crater club's work In beautifying the city nnd library parks with flowers, shrubs nnd the like. This action was token after Dr. B. W. Clancy, assisted by Haymond Mlksuhe, had outlined the.' Crater club idea and Mr. Miksche, had (ex hlblted a rough draft of the decorat ing plans to be pursued. ' -., .--' The mnln beautifying work will be done to library park, as because of its trees and shade, shrubs and flow ers can not very well be planted and maintained there. ' - French Loser Badly Hurt. PARIS, Feb. -20. Edouard Mascart, who last nlgKt lost the featherweight championship of France and Europe to Charles Ledoux, In a twenty round bout, went to a hospital today sufier- ing from Internal hemorrhages ut'd u fractured right hand. Ledoux came cut of the bout in good condition. McTlgue and Strlbllng Matched. NEWARK, N. J., Feb. 20. Mike Mci TiKiie. world's light-heavyweight champion, and Young Striblng of Of.or- gia today were matched to oox a tweve round no decision contest In this city the night of March 31, it was announced by Dave Culnan, one of the promoters. Cheap for tlree old papers at thli office 20c per 1 00 Rub the Spine J-..If you believe the spine Is the seat nf ,nt nt virnr nhvsical ills and more people are thinking so every day; Just give it a gentle massage every night with Joint-Ease and watch the helpful results. Many people are getting It dully from good pharma cists. . Tly name is Joint-Ease and it s the one big discovery for stiff, swol len, inflamed Joints nnd a tube for on v 60 cents. Always Take IcascaraAquinine Relieve VfM nmu HOURS riA GRIPPE IN 5 DAYS r, 10 " "- WHITE TRUCKS ED F. WEBBER LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE Office at Medford Service Stetlon Phone 14 BATTERY PRESTO-LITE BATTERY. STATION Friendly Service' Phone 803 Mann's Final The Best Goods for the Prife No Matter What the Price Mann's Clean-Up Sale COATS A large assortment of women's coats in a wide variety of at tractive all wool materials. Each one a picture of the new spring styles. Many plaids, stripes and plain colors, each $15.00 Women's full-lined Coats, won derfully styled to meet every demand of the season in style, pattern and colors. An excep tional assortment at, ea. $22.50 From least expensive to the best, we have followed the best of styles with the idea of being able to please the most exacting buyer. , This is an opportune time to 'see and inspect the many creations in Coats,' Suits and Drekses. Priced to meet all needs from $15.00 to $100 $9.00 SWEATER $6.95 Women' Silk and Wool Sweat ers. On sale, while they last, each . . . . $6.95 Women's White Lisle Hose, rib bed top. Special, pair 69c Women's fine pure silk white Hcse. A cleanup, $2.00 values. On sale Thursday, pair . . . .$1.25 Kayser Union Suit in all styles, suit ...... $1.00 Women's Cotton Vest, Dutch neck and elbow sleeve . . . . .69c Kaysers' 16-button White Silk Gloves, $2.00 value, pair . .$1.75 All Linen hand embroidered' Handkerchiefs, 60 val., ea. 50c Lace and Linen Collar and Vests, $1.25 value .$1.00 Jersey Silk Vests, $3.00 value. On sale Thursday, each . . $2.25 Women's hand embroidered Gowns and Chemise, $5.00 val. On sale Thursday, each . .$3.19 White Bias Tape, size 3 to 5, 15c value, yard 13c White Rick Rack, pkg 10c 36-in. white silk and cotton Beach Ratine, and excel lent' new spring shades, yd. $1.89 40-in. heavy white Radium Silk. Washes beauti fully arid wears well, $3.00 values, yard $2.48 40-in. heavy white " Crepe de Chene, excellent for lin gerie purposes, $3.60 values. On sale, yard . $3.19 40-in. white Crepe Back Satin, $3.50 value, yard $2.40 36-in. White Cot ton Wash Satin, fine silky finish, 80c value, yd. 69c 36-inch whites French Serge, a beautiful quality, $3.00 values. On sale, yard . .$2.75 54-in. white Poriet Twill, $4.50 val. yard $3.98 MANN'S Department Store DRESSES v Special values are offered in this group of Silk Dresses. Each one a winning style, made of Canton Crepe Roshanara. and the new sport materials. Up to $37.50 values. Cleanup . sale price, each $15.00 Poiret Twill Dresses in brown, navy and black. No more ser viceable material known. These Dresses have sold as high as $39.50. Special for Thursday, each $25.00 Women's silk and wool Dresses, well styled; sold regularly for . $39.50. ' Specially priced for Thursday, each .$19.95 FRANCINE FROCK 1 The last word in Sport Dresses is portrayed in these frocks. The much-wanted checked and plaid sport materials have been used and combined with Fran cine Frock styles. Ranging in price from- $15.00 to $35.00 36-in. Daisy Flannel, 39c value. yard . .... 29c 32-in. fine white Madras Shirt ing, 48c value, yard ...... .39c 36-in. fine white Voile, 40c value.N yard . A . . , , . 35c 15- in. twilled Cotton Crash, 15c value, yard ............. 12c Large double-thread, plain and fancy Turkish Towels, 60c value, each . ... . . ... ,50c 16- in. unbleached all Linen Crash Toweling, 25c value. On. sale Thursday, yard,. . . . ... 17c 81x99 Pequot Sheets, $2.30 value, each ... . . , ..... $1.98 63x90 Wearwell Sheets, $1.45 value, each . . .$1.19 21x44 heavy ribbed and double thread Turkish Towels, 70c val ue, each . . . .50c 64-in. pure Irish Linen Table Da mask, $1.60 value, yd. . . .$1.39 36-in. plain and fancy Nainsook and Batiste, yard 48c Mail Orders Promptly Filled, Postage Prepaid Agenfs for Butterick Patterns IUVEK3IDB GAR AO 12,