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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 26, 1924)
?xr,s sir? SIEPFORP 5fATC TRTBTTNTE. SfCTTORP, OREGON. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY ?. lM-f IN PILFERING OF S. P. FREIGHT Oregon Supreme Court Decisions F SALEM. Ore.. Feb. . Th su preme court today denied an appli-a-ton by W. P. Laroeh. Portland at torney, for r--aIl of th ma.nda.te In the cae of August Wemme and other ft.ga.inst the First Church of Christ Scientist of Portland in which La.rtx he sought to have the court , modify: the mandate by authorizing! ES REFUSE 10 END,, SEATTLE KU KLUX PORTLAND. Ore, Feb. 24. Five persons, inciuoing a man ana w-. ; , ixDIAXAPGLM. Feb. St. The are nnwr irrm onoer iwenu , "e !"' ' mj-rUd financial difficult!, of War- ren T. Crary. governor of Indiana charm of robbing freirht ears In fee tro mth Wtmme estate fund Interstate nirwm and are to be I In its original opinion in the case, the (u'nh aucraeiltBd bJ. bu tliis afternoon officials announced Charl Anderson, alleged leader, and bis wife, iXira. mere arrested lajrt Fri day by special officers who chanred the pair was captured in the act of rcmoring stote-n goods from a rarhe at Hemlock. Or near here. Three alleged accomplices. Vic La roe, Ver Palmer and John Jones, hare been arrested during the past few days. Officers said Anderson had dumped goods from moving cars at Hemlock where the loot was gathered up by confederates and cached. They said he managed to enter the cars after leaving local freight yards. Tobacco and automobile tires comprised most of the goods recovered. rented the state, was not entitled to a indictment by a federal grand Jury on f- and hat th B,y ? h eo"W chema to.fWraud and violation get it would & y airection ot ine ti,e national This Is Prune Wwk Alameda Bae I FsTomL chief of polir of Klamath Falls, ap peltant; appeal from Klamath county action in habeas corpus; opinion by Justice Bromn. Judge A reversed- WASHINGTON, Feb. 2 The pro- Tj,,lliB vilad... nr..Ilant-- r,r.l posed Alameda naval ba at Ban f rQm r hutes county; action to Francaico was recommended today to forlMe mortgage on real property, the house naval committee by R-arjlewe of .ower curt modified. AdmlraJ Moffett. chief of eronautica. Jn reUlion to cUirn of B. H. Graves, who declared It would provide a het- fai,nf- .nne. fm Unimomah of tarikinr bwa. Th attorney general or by placing his fh.M Wir. n,.i,4..H i . ,-r claim before the legislature. Justice niade by the grand JuryUast Saturday John McCoort wrote the opinion to- DOt wm DOl made public until today day. other opinions tooay were; i when the governor surrendered to the Grace M- Saylor. administratrix of TTnited States marshal, who held estate of Carl Saylor, deceased, vs. ' capiases for his arrest. Enterprise Electric company, appel- The indictment followed a week of lant; appeal from Wallowa county; investigation during which lime a action for damages. Opinion by Ju-; number of Indiana and Chicago bank tice Brown. Petition for re-hearing' era appeared before the grand jury, denied. In addition to the latest charge Garry Harlow vs. W. C. Clow as brought against him, the governor's financial transactions have led to his indictment on charges of embezzle ment, larceny and false pretense. L Leavitt bankruptcy proceedings against him in federal court and assignment of all his aasets to a creditors' committee. ter slt for an air station than Mare Inland navy yard RECOMMENDED BY HER DOCTOR Found Strength by Taking Lydia E. rinkham s Vege table Compound Kankakee, Illinois. " My mother-in-law always took your medicine for l weakness, and then in the Change of Life it did her so much good that she in duced n-e to take it for a weakness I had for a year and a haif. It has strengthened me and now 1 have a nice baby boy. I do all my own noose work now, and I rec ommend Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta ble Compound whenever 1 have the op portunity. I am taking it again for weakness, as my family doctor has rec ommended it for this purpose." Mrs. HaBKT Coulom, &4 N. Harrison Ave., Kankakee, Illinois. Real Evidence of Merit For the relief of female weakness, pains and backache, nervousness and irregularities, with other troubles com mon to women, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is a dependable medicine. its worth is thoroughly established by such letters ss the above. There are women everywhere, who, having re ceived benefit, gladly tell other women about it. For sals by druggist everywhere. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniii Pi This Is Prune Week local &tS Dan O'Connell, chief special agent of the - Southern Pacific railroad, whose headquarters are in San Fran clso. was on train IS this forenoon. county; action to collect workmen's compensation. Opinion by Justice Burnett. Judge Itobert G. Morrow reversed. In relation to L L Kane: appeal from Multnomah county; action to Jumped off here for a conference recover compensation; opinion by n some unknown subject with Coun Chief Justice McBrlde. Claim dis- tv Prosecutor Newton Borden and county rroniomon Knrorcement orri cer S. B. Sandefer. Coal briquettes. Clean and econom ical. Exclusive dealers, Hansen Coal Co. Phone 239. tf Several Med ford business men drove to Gold Hill last evening to attend the meeting held there to dis cuss ways and means of financing the new smelter. Fruit, shade and nut bearing trees. Eden Valley Nursery, phone 680-J-t. tf A. B. Davis of Grants Pass was In Medford yesterday making arrange ments for the hauling out f from Butte Falls for the Tomlin Box factory. Get your magazines at DeVoe's. Ralph Schneeloch. head of the bonding house of that name In Port land, passed through here this morn ing on his way to Talent, where he ill look into the purchase of Talent I Irrigation district bonds. An addi tional unit of 3500 acres Is being put .under water at a cost of I12S per At the regular weekly luncheon of,acre. Mr. Schneeloch Intends to re the Hotary club at the Hotel Medford, turn hm tomorrow to look over the today it was decided to atart a move- improvements In the Grants Pass ment at once to get boys into the local 1 district, for which he is attending to toy scouts who are not affiliated with j the placing of the bonds. He will I any church, at present. The Kotary make a general Inspection trip over club has taken an active part In pro- this part of the valley. Grants Pass moting the Boy Scout movement, and Courier. recently conducted a successful drivel Lat prunes this week. 292 for funajn. " I Temporary visitors In Medford from The Medford notary club plans te the state of Washington include Mrs. send a delegation to the district Ho-' J. A. Webb of Spokane. E. A. Dixler tary convention at Spokane the "mid- and O. A. Berger of Seattle, and Mrs. die of April and fc committee consist- , W. Black well. Miss Lora H Lick m ell tng of W. If. Gore. Walter iinwne and Parkhurat of Tncoma. ml sued. Petitions for rehearing denied In !xb vs. Merges: Watson vs. Gilliam; Sturterant vs. fiowiom and In the matter of Charles Hoedler. In relation to disbarment proceed ings, against Maurice W. Seltz of Portland, order made directing ser vice of complaint upon Seltz and upon answer being filed that the matter be referred to Judge J- U. Campbell as referee to take testimony and re port findings. This la Prune Week ROTARY CLUB TO AID LOCAL BOYSis SEATTLE. Feb. It. Approximate sixtr per cent of the members of the Seattle Kn Klux Ktan laja nlsht formed a separate organization at a meeting- here, according to informa tion officially given out after the gathering. An official statement said the new klan is committed to the principles of the parent body, but without the salaried positions, "auto cratic characteristics. and original constitution and bylaws. A name will be given the new organization at a future meeting, it was stated. It has no connection With the Muncie, Ind organization, members said. This Is Prune Week XEW NAMES IN OIL PROBE some messages which the executive session. The pur;oe of exac-in:rg the tr!r grams was to determine whether ay individual members of the oil commit j tee or administration orficers had , communication on the oil matter with j Fall or McLean while they were at the Florida resot, or with tee former interior secretary during his stay at New Orleans. (Continued From Page One) present intention of summoning Will H. Hayes, former postmaster general. H. F. Taff, Washington superintend ent for the Western Union company was called as the first witness when today's hearing began. Senator Smoot. republican. Utah, read the telegram's over his associate's shoulder. Chair man Lenroot went into whispered con ference that followed over the mes sages and then announced the decision to convene an exetuiive session. "The committee desires to find which of these messages are relevant." the chairman explained. "The others will be eliminated and those ot im portance in this Inquiry will be read. Thomas P. Dowd. manager of the Postal company, lflcewise produced ere taken into I Chairman Lenroot said some of the niesiages would be pUced in the rec- oris at a public 6eion t"tnorrjw. Senator Adaas, democrat. Colorado, said thus far the committee had found no telegrams sent by individual com mitteemen either to Fall or McLean. This Is Prune Week "Walt! Too May Lose," Wins WASHINGTON. Feb. J. A poster bearing the warning "Viait You may Later the committee will examine i joje." submitted by Martin H. Gam- long distance telephone records for similar purpose. Committee Adjourns After remaining behind closed doors for nearly two bonrs. the committee adjourned until tomorrow. It was ex plained that examination of the tele grams had not been completed. Immediate consideration of the reso lution of Senator Wheeler, democrat. M.ntana, for investigation of the at torney general's administration, ; was blocked today by Senator Lod- - Massachusetts, the republican leauer. and Moses, republican. New Hampshire. bee of Brooklyn, has been awaraea first prize in the contest conducted by the American PjUlway association in preparation, for an Intensive cam paign to reduce grade crossing accident. 15 C&fSS&O INDIGESTION, GAS, UPSET STOMACH Instantly! "Pape'sDiapepsin" Corrects Stomach so Meals Digest The moment you eat a tablet of Tapes Diapepain" your indigestion u gone. No more distrewt irocn t tour, acid, upaet stomach. No tlatulenee, heartburn, palpitation, or mUerv-tnakin? gases. Correct your digestion lor a few cents. Each patVage guaranteed LEAP YEAR DANCE Friday, Feb. 29 v Auspices . ' Lady Elks No. 1168 Dr. Jud Rickert ASV OPTiCIA" NO DROPS USED arm rtt m.hi ratrw ' - - 1 1 t Dr. It. it. Johnson was appointed to make nereHsary arrangements. The guests today inrluded Frank Glover of Portland and Dr. W. It.' Adams of Medford. Hnnklns for Health. tf" Simple Way to Take Off Fat There can be nothing simpler than taking a convenient little tablet four times each day until your weight Is reduced to normal. That's all Just purchase a box, of Marmola Prescrip tion Tablets from your druggist for one dollar, the name price the world over. Follow direct ions no starva tion dieting or tiresome exercising. Kat substantial food be as lazy as. you like and keep on getting slimmer. And the best yart of Marmola Pre scription Tablets is they are harm lens. That Is your absolute safeguard. !urrhae them from your druggist, or send direct to Marmola Co., 411 Woodward Ave., Fetrolt. Mich. Adv. IE Special 36-inch Wednesday 500 yards Striped Wash Sateen for lingerie and linings regularly sold for 70c a yard, Wednesday only 2 Yards for $1 I Trade at home and bark the differ ence. Eden Valley Nursery, phone efcO-J-2. tf J. A. Slora. proprietor of the Amer ican Laundry leaves this evening for New York City. Columbia plaster wall board. Cal for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber Tard. The periodical meeting of the Lady Klks was held this afternoon at the Klks club house. Exchange your old piano for a new one. Bee Launsnach, phone 227. Try our dry wash 7c per lb., mini mum 75c. All flat pieces Ironed. American Laundry, phone 873. tf Mrs. Thomas Grieve, who has been pending the winter with Mrs. W. burbidge. leaves this evening for her home in Saskatchewan. Canada. Phonographs! See Launspach. Mr. and Mrs. Lou la Salade. Jr.. and children returned home from the east yesterday afternoon. Colonel A. 1. Robie of Grants Pass was a Medford visitor today on his way to Ashland to attend the District Hankers association meeting taking place in that city this evening. This Is Prune Week SPEECH IN PORTLAND PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. 26. Dele gates to the annual convention of the Northwestern Association of the Ice Industry were registering here this morning prepsiatory to the opening session this afternoon. Following an address of welcome by Mayor George U Baiter, the program included a re sponse by H. K. Tomlinson of Ash Isnd. Ore, and an address by J. L. Hunting, of Yakima. Wash. The con- rentlon will be in session until Thurs day. " J. L. Etheridge Files a $350,000 Damage Suit Against Club Mann's Department Store The Store for Everybody Medford, Oregon Mail Orders Received POHTLAN'D. Ore., Feb. . Suit for 1150.000 alleged damages was SS - filed In the circuit court here yester- day by John I. Etheridge. a bond bro- ker. againxt the Itetter Puiineas Bu- reau of the Advertising Club of Port- land, several bond houses and indi- vidua! representing others, charging S3 that he had been libeled by a state rs ment issued by the defendants In an " effort to prevent confirmation of license as a bond dealer Issued to Postage Prepaid lr4 Mtt 1 Rtherldse was formerly manager of the bond house of Morris tlrotlrets. Ii which tailed two years ago. Thrift! The Key to Bank Accounts DEUEL'S Who Would Save Must Spend Wisely Quality Economy The Picture Telia the Story Every 4th Dollar for 9c in This Great Event IHIveri FourthIomIf - ;. w ( cCiwsW- ::: Buying .... . When and Where Your -Money Goes the Farthest is Half . The Battle Toward SAVING! HOSIERY OF QUALITY Full Fashioned Mew Chiffon Silk Hose Are Special at $2.50 Pair ' Full Fashioned Pure Silk Hose 2.00 Pair Knit Fall Fashioned Silk Hose All Colors ?1.25 Pair Silk and Lisle Ribbed Hose $1.25 Pair Blaek, brown, tan anil mouse prey. CHILDREN'S HOSE Misses' Mercerized Lisle Hose ' Black ami brown, size 5 to 10, at 40 to 50 Boys' Iron Clad Hose Triple knee, heel aud toes. Guaranteed. Size 6 to 11, at 35, 50 Boy's and Girls' Iron Clad Hose Black and brown. Guaran teed. Sizes 5 to 10. Priced, 23 to 35 Every Value Is Bonafide Every Saving Is REAL Satisfaction EVERY Customer! COME ! BLANKETS AND O THER BEDDING And Every 4th Dollar for 9 Cents GOOD DEPENDABLE BLANKETS, SHEETS AND BED SPREADS Blankets 64x76 size. Cotton Sheet Blank ets, double. A pair. $2.35 100 cr0 Wool Blankets GGxSO size, 4 pouiid, plaids, $10.00 72xS0 size. 5 pound, plaids, $12.50 Nashua Wool-naps Heavy, warm, durable. Double. A pair .$4.50 and $5.50 Gibraltar Sheets Good quality, bleaehed 72x90, each .....$1.50 Slx!KI. each 1.65 Bed Spreads Jacquard Ripplette, colors $5.75 White Satin Spreatls...$6.50 Colored Satin Spreads....$8.50 Pequot Sheeting 0-4 wide, white. A yard....85 HUNDREDS OF YARDS OF PIECE GOODS Silks, Woolens, Linens, Ginghams, Percales, Wash Fabrics, Cretonnes, Etc. ' When You Can Buy Them at Even- Fourth Dollar for 9 Cents It Is High Time for Quick Action! Honeymoon - Nainsook, 40 inches wide; priced at 40 and 50 yard FABRICS, VOILES AND WASH New designs in figured Voile, price, yard -49?, 55?, 59? , and 60? Dotted Swiss in white and col ors, price, yard...; 60? ami $1.25 Best Quality Jap Crepe, vard, 29? Apron Ginghams, yard 18? 27 inch Dress Giughams.22? HERE ARE THE LATEST SILK FABRICS FOR SPRING DRESSES Figured silks in many designs, priced from $1.25 to $2.25 Figured Crepe de Chine $2.90 Crepe materials Wk and cot ton mixtures, mah jongg pat terns; prices $1.25 and $1.50 Imported Crepe Marcelle, the newest crepe material in all colors; price $1.25 Silk and Fiber Jaequard Crepe newest shades; price ....$1.95 Salin Stripe Silk Ratine, col ors; special at $1.50 Imported Ratines 90? and $1.00 All Silk Imported Pongee, in natural color, yard $1.25 Heavy Quality Crepe de Chine in 23 colors, price, yard $2.25 Silk Charmeuse, price..$2.65 Silk Canton Crepes in 10 col ors, price $2.50 to $3.48 'LINGERIE MATERIALS Windsor Crepe in small figures, priced at 35? Cross. Bar Dimities, priced at 29?, 49? and SO? yard Entire Stock of Ready-to-Wear Included Heav hale. MECHANIC'S SPECIAL Lee Union-Alls y quality. .Durinjj this only $3.33 UNDER GARMEN TS OF QUALITY And Every 4th Dollar for 9 Cents Silk Lingerie Vanity Fair Vests..; $2.50 Vanity Fair Bloomers $3.50 Vanitv Silk Petticoats, colors, $6.50 Brassieres at ... 29? to $4.50 Corsets Frolaset, Royal Worcester, Bon Ton and Nemo -Front and back hice models for all figures, $1.25 up Girleires ..$1.25 to $5.50 Satine Bloomers Good colors $1.75, $1.98, $2.00 Flannelette Gowns Women Wl Children....$1.25 to $2.00
