Medford mail tribune., February 29, 1924, Page 10, Image 10

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PROGRAM FOR GIRL
RESERVE MEED'
IF W. S. HART WERE ONLY FREE, SAYS HE
A SUITOR OF PRETTY POLA HE WOULD BE
put them there and kt the grubbers
keep tho navy' oil would mean utter
failure." V
partly Idcntifi.nl hfm as one of tho two
Scacht brothers of Salem River, li. t.
according to information given out
today by the police. . The, features of
Bodv Is Identified. the man's face were unrecognizable.
FALL PLANNED TO
VICTORIA. B. C., Feb. 27. Papers the numonutu mu, I",:
found in the pockets of a man whose tnat ino oooy um ..w - .
body was fouml floating In the waters plaV The body was badly decom
of tho inner harbor "here' fester day I posed, -the po ilea said.
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The HlRh School Girl i'teservcs are
planning a splendid two days' confer
ence Suturdny and Sunday, March ltit
and 2nd. wlton thoy will entertain Miss
Helen Price, national Kills' secretary,
and the llinh School. Girl Reserves of
Anhland and Grants Pass at the South-
cm Oregon conference. Tho Y. W. C.
A. directors, mothers and friends of
tho girls tiro nlso hnsy preparing for
tho ulg time on Saturday night when
some CO or 70 girls will be baiiquuttod
at the Baptist church, A fine program
has been planned for the dinner hour
and the girls will then go In a body
to the basketball game between Mod
lord and Ashland.
Tho programs to be given Saturday
morning and afternoon at the high
school will bo of practical interest and
are open to the public. Local prob
lems will be discussed as well as
themes of broader Interest. It will be
a good chance to seo the girls In ac
tion and learn more of this great or
ganization that our girls aro so proud
of.
On Sunday morning tho Grade and
High School Girl Kosorvos will march
to tho Haptlst church, dressed in tholr
costumo and singing their Bongs to
nttend tho 11 o'clock service. Itov. M.
Leach has prepared a sornion of spo
clnl Intorest for them.
Miss Noll McKeen, local secretary,
rngrets that the closing exorcises, the
lnvoly candle light service, cannot bo
thrown, open to the public, owing to
lack of room. Y.- W. C. A. and board
and committee members are lnvltod.
and It Is hoped tho service may bo
given Inter for tho sake of those
crowded out nt this time.
Following Is the program:
Program
Registration, high school, Saturday
10 a. m. Themo, "Christian Cithson-
ship."
Program 10:10, high school:
Play Alloon Mordoff, high school
Btudont. ,
.Worjc Froderlca Hussong, high
school student..
Worship Mrs. C. A. Meeker.
Program 2:30 Saturday, high school:
Our Club and Our Responsibility
Miss Helen Price, nntlonal secretury.
Banquet 5:30, Raptlst church.
Themo, "World Citizenship."
Italian Readings Miss . Rut Pett,
English and dramatic toachor In hlgli
school. ; ; ' '
Talk by Miss Ida Dahl, school nurse,
Experiences In Czocho-Slovnkla Undor
the Red Cross. Miss Dahl will wear
the native costume.
Sunday 11 a. m. Spoclal sorvlce nt
tho Baptist church. Preaching by Rev.
Leach.
Sunday, 2:30, Library. Tho Girl Re
serve's Candle Light Sorvl6o.
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YtrmV'.
-MTIONAl CltESl
Tclrplinnn llrt
KO. 1077
1,800.000 cups were served
at tho PANAMA-PAC1 F1C
International EX POSH ION
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m . w r
B H E BBB
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Astounding Prevalence
r" IS appalling to rcaliie that
probably 70 of the adult pop
ulation suffers with Piles or some
other form of Colon trouble.
Yet, I GUARANTEE to cure any caie
of Piles by my non-urgical methoJ ot
refund the Dttient'i fee. .
Om or about Much fir bit .Wltad reul
.j ncul apecUUtu will bo Iwuwd In M
own nw iihhi m "
Main, dlwellr oppo.lt. tba
Court Houm), PorlUod.OredW
Saad IodT for mj FREE
illuatrmled book.
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2MOAN
m. DEAN. M.D
t MORRISON PORTlAND.ORtCON
BALKM, Ore., Feb. 20. Roveallng
that George L. Cleaver, stnto prohibi
Hon director, Is now drawing u salary
ot 250 a. month instead of tho $200
announced by Governor Pierce at the
tlmo of Cleavor's appointment, the
Capital Journal today published a
story that ,'inveHtlBation brought on
by Governor- l'leroe s recent public
announcement that f 2ft, 000 a year (h
not sufficient tor the proper adminis
tration of tho prohibition laws in Ore
gon, brings to light tho tact that tho
state prohibition enforcement division
spent tho entire $25,000 allotted to
them by tho last legislature lor 1923
in less than nine months, and had tu
draw on tho narcotics fund, which Is
administered in conjunction with tho
prohibition fund, to tho extent ot
$1,179.47 to 'moot Its December pay
roll and expenso account. .
"From tho time of tho appointment
of George L. Cleaver, us stato prohi
bition director, and tho organization
of tho department In April the ex
penses of the organization mounted
to $26,179.47 boforo the first of Janu
ary. During tho last six months of
tho year tho money flowed out at tho
rata of $3,646.53 a month. -
"Contlnudd activities at this rato
would bring- tho amount required to
finance tho work ot Cleaver and his
deputies to $42,588 a year, and any
expansions. In their program would
soon bring them beyond the $50,000
mark, or twice what tho legislature
deemed necessary for this work."
Inquiry at tho governor's office re
garding the advance In cleaver's sal
ary brought tho announcement from
Ward Irvine, private secretary to tho
govornor, that tho salary raise Is In
accordance .with an agreement at the
tlmo Cleaver was appointed thnt ho
woh to reeolvo $200 a month as pro
hlbition director and tin additional
$50 -a month us narcotics director
when sufficient money had been col-
lootod In tlio narcotics fund.
Tho narcotics fund Is mado up ot
ono-iourm of all the fines lovled In
tho stato for violations of tho narcotic
laws, and $28,000 has been paid Into
n Binco It was established a year ago,
I
CHARGES CATTLE
MAN WITH CRIME
ItKDWOOD CITY, Cti!., Fob. 29.
Donmnd 1h to be mado on tho proper
nuthoritios for tho extradition from
Vancouver, U. C, to Hod wood City of
Thomas J. S. Skinner, reputed wealthy
cdttloman, to face trial on a statutory
charKO preferred by AlrH. Wilhelmiim
Mellor Hearlo, Han Mateo society ma
tron, It wan announced today by Dis
trict Attornoy J. Franklin Swart, t
Mrs. Searlo told Swart that she
married Skinner In Spokane, while he
wiva tfolng under the name of Searlo
and later discovered tho marriage- to
bo fraudulent when notified that ho
had sold her homo In San Mateo to
Homer J. Mooro, while posing as a
titnglo man.
VANCOUVER, H. C, Fob. 2!). Dif
ferences betwoen him and Mrs. Thrtin
tiR Searlo, a clubwoman of Sun Matoo,
Cal., warrant nothing tnnro Vlmn civil
proceedings, Thomas John Searlo
Skinner, said to bo a, wealthy lumber
man of Calgary, Alberta declared hero
today. Mr. Skinner was arrested In a
hotel hero last night on allegations
of a fraudulent marriage with Mrn.
Searlo in Spokuno, Wash.
AVhon told that Wilholmlna Hart-
man of San Matoo had alleged that he
had gone through a marriage cere
mony with Mr. Searlo without a
llconso and with a layman posing as a
clergyman, Mr. Skinner said that ho
hud "had certain transactions," with
Mrs, Searlo, Ho was hold in custody
today on request from San Mateo. Ho
is G2 years old. ; '
BEING IDE IN
- TULSA OKLAHOMA
TCLSA. Okla.. Fob. 22 A now typo
helicopter is , being constructed here
by "Wesley 11. Hoard, assistant master
mechanic of Cosdon and company,
aided by army aeronautical engineers
from McCook field, Dayton, Ohio. The
army officers nro of the opinion the
craft will rise vertically from the
ground as soon as a few alteration
have boon made.
Preliminary tests showed that, with
tho motor running wide open, a man
could lift tho 1GO0 pound machine
from the floor with one hand. It was
found that tho motor was not getting
a full throttle of gasoline, however,
because tho air Intake was In tho
vacuum created between the opposing
propellers. The plan of tho' helicop
ter Is two airplanes facing with the
motor between them. While running
the motor creates a vacuum in the
center of tho machine and throws tho
collected air out towards the opposing
wings- The air reaching the wings at
a velocity of more than 100 miles nn
hour, creates the lift to tho pianos and
the machine, It Is hoped through that
agency, can be sent Into tho air.
Tho helicopter Is equipped with a
2(1 horsepower llispano-Hulxa motor.
bill Hart and the bride from whom he is separated but not divorced,
Winnifred Westover (above); Poln Negri (left, below) and (right)
a fighting pose made famous by Hart.
1 Hollywood is talking about Bill Hart becoming a sighing Romeo.
"Ahl If i were only a free man and Pola would even look at me I
would be treading on air. She is the finest kid in the world," Hill is
quoted as saying. The Pola referred to is the only Poln there is, Pola
Negri. But Bill Isn't free; he's still married to Winnifred Westover
iney have been separated for some time.
II
HOW 10 REMEDY
ICE BOX EVILS
PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 28. How t0
remedy tho evils of tho loo business
wero told to tho delegates to tho fifth
annual convention of? tho . National
Association of lco Industries in Its
closing session hero today by J. G.
Black, Des Moines, Iowa, president
of tho organization. Among the evils
of the Ice business assisted by Mr.
Black wore tho short weight ev.il and
tho poor Ice box. He urged the elim
ination of tho former evil in dealing
with tho public. Ho nlso snlil that ice
manufacturer should acquaint them
selves with tho better makes of ice
boxes nnd then advise their customers.
He added that tho United Status de
partment of commerce bus agreed to
bring together a committee of ice
manufacturers and architects of the
country to deviso tho best means of
preserving Ice in apartment houses. -
The Screen
Minstrel Now a Novelty
It hns boon so long since we bavo
had a real old fashioned minstrel
show, thnt tho announcement that the
Kamous Georgia Minstrels will be at
tho Armory Tuesday night, March 4th
that their coming will take on the
aspect of a novelty. Tlmo was when
tho minstrels wore good for two fto
three visits a season, but of late years
they have seemed to be scarce but
from tho reports of tho leading theat
rical papers minstrelsy has taken n
now lease of life, and there is no less
than a half dozen large minstrel
shows touring the country and alt re
ports are that thoy aro playing to
packed houses everywhere. 1
(Rported by Jactior, County Abstract Co.,
Sixth Street ani Central Avanu.;
Ileal Kstnto Transfers
Joseph Ij. Harnor et ux to Kntu
rah Smith, lot 10, Nob Hill
Add. to Ashland ? 10
W. H. Shoonmakcr et ux to D.
W. Herring, iand In sec. 3,
tp.,37, S. K. 2 W 10
imttle KtfgMerff-'rt vlr to F. J."
Ayres, lots 22, 38, 30, 40,
Southern Homo Tract 10
J. II. Crews et tlx to C. H. Gilo
et ux. )t. D. L. C. 83, tp. 37,
S. K. 2 W 10
S. A. Peters Jr. to Ira Tilley et
ux, N of SU sec. 20, tp. 40,
,S. K. 2 E TOO
Martin Forbis ot ux to AVillard
C. Hingham l-al, S. 45 ft. lot
4. N. 5 ft. lot E, blk. 1, Park 1
Add. to Medford 2000
F. H. Hooves at ux to City of
Medford, pt. lot 4. blk. 2, Cot
tage Add. to Medford - 00
Kwaldt Schulz ot ux to Theresa
T. Harbor, Tot 1, S'ii lot 2, blk.
04, Medford 1
Theresa T. Car her et vir to K.
K. Schulz. land in D. L. C. 4 0, - ,
tp. 37, S. It. 1 W 10
NEW ' YORK, Feb. 27. Former
Secretary Fall of the interior depart
ment' with the, consent of President
Harding, planned to havo tho national
forests of the United States turned
over to tho department of tho interior,
as wero the naval oil reserves, Gover
nor Pinchot of Pennsylvania, 'declared
in -an -address last night before tho
Survey Associates. - Mr. Harding, he
declared, thought it wrong for tho
former chief forester to oppose Fall's
plans. - " 0' m '
; The conservation, policy of Presi
dent Roosevelt was his greatest con
tribution to safety-and. welfare of tho
American people, according to the
Pennsylvania executive. Those who
had attempted to scrap this policy, he
said, had met with "the universal
execration of tho people."
Mr. Pinchot said it was of primary
importance that the naval oil reserves
be recovered by the, navy no matter
what the result of the present investi
gation may bo as to the fate of the
"delinquent Individuals. : tm '
"However pleasant it would be to
seo certain men in jail and to none
pleananter than to mo;" he said, "to
A Word to the Wise
n i
"In March I was called to -the bed
sldo of my sister in Brewton, Ala
bama. She was given up to die and
was almost dead. Talked in a whis
per. Doctors said nothing hut an
operation would save her and she was
too Afeak for that. Her color was
yellow as a pumpkin and she was
filled with gas. That day I heard of
Mayrs Wonderful Remedy and went
and got a bottle for her. in three
weeks sho was able to be about and
walked a mile to church. I am prais
ing your medicine to everyone." It
is a Himplo, harmless preparation that
removes tho catarrhal mucus from the
intestinal tract and allays the inflam
mation which causes practically all
stomach, liver and intestinal ailments.
Including appendicitis. Ono dose will
convince or money refunded. Sold by
all druggists. . Adv.
x Gandhi Deplores Fighting
BOMBAY, British India, Feb. 27.
Mohandas Gandhi, . the nationalist
Reader, has sent a messago to the
Akali Sikhs saying that he. learned
with groat distress of tlio fighting at
Jaito and urging tho A kalis not to
send any more fighters without con
sulting loaders outside the Sikh com
munity, i
Gandhi recommends a policy of
non-violence, particularly In a rellg
Ions struggle such as ho declares the
Akalis aro waging.
Final Notice of Administratrix ,.
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Jackson County.
In the Matter of the Estate of Frank
G. Owen, Deceased.
Notice- is hereby given that the
undersigned as administratrix of the
estate of Frank G. Owen, deceased,
which estate is pending In the above
entitled court and cause, duly filed
therein her, final account and report
in saia estate, on tne aist day or Janu
ary, 1924; that upon tho filing thereof
'the. above entitled Court mado and
.entered an order fixing tho hour of
ton o'clock on Saturday, the first dav
of March. 1924 as the time, and the!
'nhnvn nntltlort Pnnrt no Ihn nlnrn frtf '
hearing any objections to such final
1 account and report and the settle-
ment thereof and for passing upon
auu settling tne same, and by sucn
order directed this notice to bo pub
lished onco a week for four successive
weeks in the Medford Mall Tribune,
and thereby required all persons in
terested In said estate and having any
objections to said final account and
report or the allowance of any part
.thereof or to the settlement Bf said
estate In accordance therewith to file
such objections thereto on or before
said day so appointed for such settle
ment. All persons ha-ving any such
objections to the allowance of .such
account and report oij to the settle
ment of said estate In accordance
therewith are required to make such
objections as aforesaid.
- Dated this 31st- day of January.
1924.. : LEIIiA S. OWEN.
As the administratrix of tho.
Estate of Frank G. Owen, deceased,
Kills Wife, Thou Himself
GREEN BAY, Wis., Feb. 20. G.
W. Tuttie, believed to bo from Car
lisle, Wash., shot and instantly killed
his wife nnd himself here last night
at the home of Mrs. A. Rice, it was
reported today. '
No motive for tho net Is known to
the authorities as yet.-' A coroner's
invest Ration-In. under way.
If this Signature
is NOT on the Box, it is NOT
BROMO QUSB3IME
"There is no other BROMO QUININE"
Proven Safe for more than a Quarter of o Century as a quick
and effective remedy for Colds, Grip and Iufluenza, and aa a
Preventive. -
The First and Original Cold and Grip Tablet
Assessment Notice
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thnt
an instalment of sewer assessments
bonded under the provisions of the
Bancroft Act, on Dakota Avenue from
King Street to Newtown Street is now
due nnd payable at the office, of the
City Treasurer. : 1 - ,
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN
that all instalments of assessments on
the above named street will be delin
quent after thirty (30) days from date
of this notice. ' - ,
; upon the expiration 'of such thirty
(30 ) day period such instalments
shall bear a penalty of five per cent
tiv'f i upon tne amount or sucn delin
quency in addition to the bond rate
of Interest' upon the principal sum so
delinquent, tho property will then be
uivertisoa and sold pursuant to sec
tions 147 and 148 the City Charter.
Dated at medrord. oreeron tms z'JM
day of February. 1928.
-MARY A. WEBBER.
i i T Treamiror-ot the. City-of
' - . ' : Medford. Oregon.
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FOR THE,
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MAIL ORDERS NOW!
Make checko, money orders, payable to Geo. A. Hunt, Rialto Thea
tre. Inclose self addressed stamped envelope to Insure safe return.
Seats on Sale at Crowson's Monday, March 3rd. Hours 12:00 to
4:00 and 7:00 to 9:00. Prices Including Tax. Floor $1.10; Gallery,
(unreserved) 55c. - .
IF YOUR TIRE IS
NOT WORTH VUL
CANIZING WE WILL
TAKE' IT IN, ON A
NEW ONE. '
Petty's Tire Shop
Phone 71 132 S. Riverside
Star Meat Market
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
Choice Beef Pot Roast, lb. ....... 15c
Choice Beef Stew, per lb.' ........... 12ic
All choice Steaks, per lb. ... ..... . . . ,25c
Pork Shoulder Roast, per lb. 20c
Fresh Side Pork, per lb. ........ . 20c
Good Bacon, per lb. . . . .... .'. . ... . . ,25c
. Fresh Smelt, per lb. ................ 10c
Phone 273
We Deliver
four propellers, six wings and two
OREGON
Price 30 Cent!
pairs ot elevators,