MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD,- OKKflOK. MOXPAY. SKl'TKMHKU '29, V.YH
PAGK' FIVE
MEDFORD L P. 0. L
t AGAIN BEATEN BY j
ELKS OF ASHLAND
Admiral Magruder Presented with Loving Cup
For Hi Efforts in Rescuing Italian -Avialoi
.'riW,ii i imia..,.uiitMSMl
- IT
The athletically inclined nieniliora
of (life Klks IntlKn, follnwInK their dis
graceful defeat ly the Ashland Klks'
contingent at the annual picnic of the;
lucul lodge yesterday m the Elks pli-j
nlc grounds north of tho city. have
returned to their kiilltinc, marbles t
and boaMInK of what they will do
to their hrothoi-H from tho nclxhhnr-!
Ing city t next year's picnic, j
U wis awful! Tho Ashland inon I
won the silver cup for another your,
anil Inasmuch ns they won the cup
Inst year, If they win It again will re
tain II permanently.
They won overwhelming too. not
only the baseball game but ull the
other events and nt that moat of the
Ashlaifd B. P. O. K. fellows use.l oni
ons arm and many of them were on
rnitehes. The only event In which
hy met any opposition was In the
horleshoo throwing match, and this
wan due to the fact that Mose Alford
and his hoy Herb were in superb
form and occasionally threw within
J i(n feet of the stakes. .
", jHerea ftor the athletes of the Med
ford lodge will leave llonry Mackey'a
coffee alonte, unless the maker throw
In some -India rubber and wltchhazel
to llVefi.ithem up.
there was. as anticipated, a very
large tSrowd of Elks and their fami
lies ftMlie plenlo who enjoyed the fine
eatnr. ; basket picnic, visiting and
various sports and games to the full.
UbWi that this big event is out of
the way the Elks nre looking forward
to their big smojior of next Thursday
evening with its athletic program and
food, which will open the fall and
winter season at tho lodge.
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CTiWaiiiiiwiiwi . .UJ1I.U.IIIII1IIIIILIIII ill I
GUEST OF POPE
iii
1 III. il;iy if De-emU
you if jmtvoiI within .Im-kson Ominty.
Oii'itn; or if nerveil wiihtn nnv oilier
Coumy of Ore-xon. then wtihiu twenty
ilny from ilie lutt of I In wrviti' tf
ihis Minumms upon you; or it serve',
l.v ouMUnii.'ii or out of iho Suit- of
Oregon after mi onter or iniMieaiinn .
Hi. mi on or before Hit- !t-i il.iy pre- '
tii-r.oiMl !m the onler for the puMieu- j
(toil of :;;tiil siiniimms. '
Ami you will plea p Ink.' notiee (h:it ;
'.,.,o.i... ..i.i, ' '.i.'l li.t.,. lh. nhiin- ;'"iinty on ill'
lifl herein will apply to tin- ul.ovi 1
e'Uitletl i-ourt for the n-ltt-r Piaye.l fort NlUv l: hereby Mvn that, pursu
..-(,! ...itit.li.M.i i.iu-ii- Tor ;i diHiei" unit to ih trui' of tin- s:iiil rr. ut ion
UOMIC, Sept. 29. Tho popp totlayjof tlivorco foivviT M.-vfium iho (..iuls
ir nun riinony now .i-in;f '"''
tiaintit'f ami itf'inlant. ami fo- th
i in i'
lr.i'iov flul'lroti or piiiintin ami m'li'ii
daiii. rhiirli- ti onion Maying, H'tty
I layiH-M iiinl Itarliaia Hay mm.
Tl, ... uinmi.Ahu titllltlutlixl IMlillM'
snlondcr of the vlta.an. suggested, . . . . , , ,.,,,.,: nisuU. ului
that tho apostolic pnla o and St. I'd-1 ciucio,! by the iiKiim-.tbl'
nr'i snuare would lllllke a fine set-1 thirdu.-r :is I'minty ,ludi:
I
m MIL HlllUAl.j
iiKiilnst fhester Knlill. the defen- iiumI nvsjOH, a perpetual easepiont. ".i
dun), for the sum of one I lotusii ( nt'lit iviul privilege to construct, mnlll
ond no-loo $louooo) Dollars with ti'in. repair and reconstruct it dam
Inli'i'osl llo'ivou froni J;ion.try I'od. upon said doscrthed prenilses at. the
ll'JO ot the rote of s per cent per hu-at Mm of Iho present temporary
annum, with e.eus and dislan seinent.-. j dam utw coustrmled thereon and to
taxed ill Sixteen nod nil-Mill (Mii.'ioi jthenl.v eoici-t llli; Sipuiw loko,
liollars. and the further sum of l toe j ; ituated Iheicon into u reservoir for .'
hundred and im-lno ( ? 1 iiii.ioi I !,.!- tthe use nf the said I'. K. Swayiie. his .
I. us. ns n 1 1 1 ir 1 1- 's tees, whtili j ii iIm - j he i t's a ad assli: us. with the eiisemenls.
oienl was enriiiled and dielete.l In.iiiMil and privilege In the sold I'. K.
the I'lerk's I'tl'iie of said I'oiirt ill said ISwayiio. his lieirs and iishikos, to niise
granted nil niiiiienee to Jackie ('005.111.
chlltl moving picture
star, who Is visiting Kuropo. Tho
pontiff was highly amused, especially
when the. youngster, adiuirlnu; tlio
: 1 win on the 1-t '
j lt.J-1. ill 111:"" 1 il
tl'-inl door of liie
! rilv of .1.1' k-onville
f Xovemlier
ck A M. lit Ho
iiorthoose in th
In .laekson I'oilii-
for
Above, Admiral Magruder of the
U. S. 8, Itlcbmond is shown re
ceiving a loving cup from locatelll
Italian aviator whom" llru Admiral
and his crew rescued off the icy
shores of Greenland after T-ocatelo
and his compatriots wore afloat in
their plane for threo days and
nights. The cup was presented on
behalf of the Italian Societies,
BALEM, Ore., Sept. 29. Governor
l'lercfc has written a letter to the
state board of accountancy asking that
It warn 'the accountants of the state
that when they report on tho condition
of corporations they avoid statements
thai Will mislead the public and cause
buyers to purchase stock that is un
safe. This , was at the suggestion of
Oswalt! West and George Dlack In one
of thelt- Veports to the governor. It Is
Mid Such statements from accountants
i sre not Intentional. H was reported
that the governor had reported a sne-
l1 Kn-mlllnn li Invaoltirala the
West-Black report oil the Multnomah
Box and Lumber company, but tho
gOTerhor Bald no committee had been
named for this purpose. '
Mr. Blade Is a member of tho stato
board of accountancy, and tho other
members are: Scth U Roberts, W. D.
Whltcomb, Arthur nerrldge, all of
Portland, and E. M. Wilson of Medford
Jackson County Robbed of State Fair
Prize, Says Journal
nmiio
i.lo
in tltf
ron.t .luilt; of tin al'ov
roui't. ami whioli sai'l oiV."i
this iiiiitii MiM to In- imMi-h
...l !',..-.! 1 'I'i'i I tu iii itlli'i
Ho was miiTH'tl off tit n fl. HiX sll .., .sivt. w,.k -.. n.l
tins fr ft movUv
.laekio Concan s'ippil lnt: Uti'.in1
ttnanuotinccrt during tli night, am!
lmd only a fow npwsiwn.'r nnu to wol
cotno him.
hotel.
Tho train which hrouuM the Coocim
party hnre was badly (!
been held near JMsa, nftr it crasliod f
into an automobile, killing two .pur
eons and injuriuK four otlifM-a,
Couiity. Oi'iion in tlu .iliovf
ly, Ori''ii, ofti'i for huW ami will -U
nVpiil'lu- auoilon tor cash to tin' luh
I ot hitMiT. lo sat iHfy nan I juiltiinont.
toolli''r with tlu fonts of this sal.-.
iKUh.it't't tn ri'tli'inptiou us proviilod Py
til I Uil ' K 11 nn "an on i in 1 1 11 ii.il
,.. ,f 1 Ikt, I'.'l'h. or now hav
iii ami to th1
...1. 1... 1 1 fo .w niL 1 I'uri'Mit'U i 'o ii'nv, viiuaii-o
r.Mpiirt's ! tbr- I'onnty of Ja. Usoii. Slato of
I in tin' 1 'I'mni, to-w it : i
a wi-i'k I Tin Soiithrast iuart'r of tin North
r'iUir'S I wi'st nu u t'1!-. tin- Northt'asl quarter
vu in appear in sanl i ourt ami t-riaso 01 iiw Miinmvi-M iiuun i nim
ami llH-. anwt'r th" sai.l i-oinpla i nt V.st half of 1h' Soulhrast tuarlr
.1 i..i.,.irf ,1 fit., tl. in ui-niiwi nf SmMion 1.;. Tow .ish i it A a South of
layog. Itavinp) n , . lM.fl.0 ,,. irls, ,iay pro- H mu'
f tho ill.m't(o
rilu'tl in saiil ortlr for th puhli -a- , M.'i Klian, roatalnin.i; nu acr H 10-
!!on of mi id Mlinnions. which oatc is cincr wun in nn.-iiifios, iiyi'""
tho luth day of Novi'iiiln'r, lli'-' t. Tlio ; nients and appiirtt'iianct's tlu'ii'iinlo
.1 r r..-ut i.nt.li. . i inn i.f 1 hi . l.mu imv excoot hiu' Imwi'ViT, t ht't c-
Aftor throo (lava of Bight hoi'Ihk tlio ! niMiunons l-i tho 'JUth day of Soph in- from nhout Hi ncro horotoforo sold
buy actor will be taken to Naples and
then to tho Orient
Summons for Puhlloailon
In tho Circuit Court of tho Wlalo of
Oregon for Jaokson County",
Uutra HuynoH. Plaintiff, va. Hhcrntan
U. linynes, Di'fonrtant.
To Khermun 1. lluynos, tho above
tianiod defendant:
In tho iiam of the Stato of Oroi-nh
! you are hereby required to appear In
the nhovo entitled court ami ontmo aim
there answer the complaint of tho
h.M. i;il4. Tho dalo of tho la.-t puhli
cation of this suinimons is tho loth
dav uf Novctnhor, 1 i 2 I .
HKAMKS & P.KAMKS.
AttonievH for Plaintiff.
Address: -II- Mhoriy liutldiiii?,
Medford, Jackson County, Oroxon.
Southeast ouartor of the
uarlor of said NorthwoMt
Notice (r siifiiers saio
lty virtue of an execution duly
ismii'd otit of and under the seal ot tho
Circuit Court of the Stato of Oregon,
in n ml for tho County of .laekson. to
..... .tmiwl mi the L'ltrd
.inv .f itunipmlmr. l'H'4. in a certain South ltaniio throo ()
.... n .i i" i..... '....ti.... Ou..,ln u tiPtvin ! rut National lliaiiu'iio .-o-riuiaii
p lit 1 III 11 1 JU l ur witiriii lignum. . iu v i ....i i
..t.hi,, ..u in .i.iv- f,-, tho date I I :;iiiK of Medford. droiion. a corpora- Kcscxtn.,
of the nervioe of thlt suninions upon lilon
out of th
Southeast
tlliartor.
Also, tho South half of the South
east nuarter of Section t hirly f Ivet ).
atid tho South half of the Southwest
quarter Section thirty-six t3ti. in
Township forty ( -lit) South. Ilnnno
threo (3) West of tho Willaniotto
Meridian, also Lots one ( 1 . Two CJ,
and throe CO and tho South half of
the Northeast ttunrter. and the South
east ouartor of tho Northwest quarter
I of Section two 4 1? In Township 41
,liii waters of Kaid Pin Squaw like to
Ianv rii-nt a! any time desired by,.
aid P. P. swayno. his heirs and an-- .
sin ns. :iisu. with the perpetual riht.
privilege and easement in the said
1". I-' Swayne. his lieirs atid nMHinnfi,
to flow the waters from said da in, ("
ink' and reservoir, unolistriU'ted in
any way or manner whatever, acrosa .
'he Fa Id ahove descriheil ltrenilHOH, in,
ilironrJi and alonK tho present natural
channel where am) tn the manner the'
.same now flows, said natural channel
in'in: Known as Squaw Creek; with
the pej.(tial rihl. easement and
privilege in the said P. K. Swayne,
Ins heirs and assigns, to at all limes
li.ivi and enjoy the unhindered, un
oe;ti in ied and free rihl of liiKresa
ami caress to and from tho wild dam,
lake, rerervoir and natural channel,
tn. over ami aeross the said herein-
ahove described premises and every
part thereof for any of the purposes
a foresaid and for tho purpose of
loaning, viewing, Inspecting or ro
ln iriuu said lake, dam. reservoir or
water channel nr to do any other act
or thinu neeessarv or expedient to b
done by iho said P. K. Swayne. his
heirs or assigns, to secure to than
the full benefits of each and all tlio .
aforesaid mentioned reservations.
Paled this 4th day of September,
A. 1). 111M. C. K. TKUKIMj.
Sheriff of Jackson County,
Oregon.
Py I,, iv KOHXCimoK, leputy
West of the
however, unto the said
P. K Swayne. his heir
Medford
Veterinary Hospital
Corner Grape and 6th Stt
dr. e. c. Mcculloch
fii'ailuato Voterlnarian
Phone Office 369 Residence 833-W
The Cnpilal Journal callml atten
tion last year to the unfair and un
just aytHem followed In nwnrdlng
prizes for county diHliltiyf at the stato
fair a method that if continued
means the withdrawal of eo-operatinn i
hy tho various counllcH which have in
Rood faith enterod competitive dis
plays, instead of JikIkIhk the dis
plays and making the awards upon
their merits, It is tho transparent ef
fort of the judges to pass tho awurils
around Reogruphically, regardless of
merit. This, of course, embitters
those who have gone to heavy ex
pense to make a creditable showing
and who have prepared exhibits tar
superior to those of the winners.
The case of Jackson county is ono
of half a dozen instances that can be
cited. Three years ago Jackson
county whs awarded first prize having
admittedly the finest display of any
county, and not having previously re
ceived official recognition. Stimulat
ed by its success tho county prepared
a much finer exhibit last year, which
it is enabled to do by tho fact that
southern Oregon produces tho finest
fruit In the world. But tho award
class. This year Jacksun county pre
sented ns fine a display, many think
finer, than any in the pavilion, and tn
awarded sixth place, tho first placo
going to Columbia county, which has
a creditable display but one mat uoes
not compare in quullty ot variety of
products with that made by Jackson
or several other counties.
The Inevlluble result of this injus
tice will be the withdrawal, another
year of Jackson andothor counties
from participation. These coun
ties cannot be expected to enter into
a dishonest competition whore the
awards nre "framed" by Oregon Agri
cultural college politicians for sec
tional advantage.
A round' robin has been signed In
protest by the disgruntled exhibitors
demandiliB either the elimination of
all nwards or an honest Judgment by
experts based upon merits, threaten
ing withdrawal of displays another
venr. which would detract largely
from the fair.
Probably the best policy will be to
eliminate tho awards entirely, lotting
tho counties make the heat display
they can. as Marion county does, not
for the sake of a prize, but to ex-
went to an eastern Oregon county hlblt to the slate inoir rauuioi.--
whose display .was . not In the . same ) Salem Cupilal Journal.
m i
AWAY IN MI'S BAG
NEW YORK, Sept. 29. District
Attorney TMcGeehan of Bronx county
bonan an Investigation. Into the re
ported disappearance from a hospital
of a six day old baby pronounced at
birth "a hopcloBs Imbecile."
According-to two, nurses the child,
born, last Tuesday, was taken away
yesterday In a medicine bag by a phy-
They wero ordered not to feed the
baby, the nurses told the district at
torney.' but they refused to obey or
dors. Tho doctor who took the baby
they kaid, told them that ho would
see that it was -put ' "l ,,,; '
1.
Take a Look in
The Bedroom Window
"Thn Kodrnom Window." featuring
M4y McAvoy, Malcolm MaeOregor,
Hlfni-iin r-nrim. Itoliert Edeson. Oeo.
Fawcett and Ethel Wales, was shown
for the first time at the Itlalto theatre
The story opens with the murder of
a .wealthy New York banker. me
...i,i,. .i..jn.iatc comes up from
Greenwich .Village bent on solving the
mystery for herself, ana sue "" '
ik- nt,-niic. of the fnmil
in.vH Into thn cas. Investigation
i..i.u -i .vnil Interesting dis
coferies. all of which she keeps from
,..ii ,.rtnin that she at
IHO HIIU1 IIV.Y, unit,. .
last has gotten at the inside ston. she
produces her proofs, one by one a
key. a fetter and a gun salesman
identification of the purchaser of tne
.... a i,. thn kl ling. H is a
great triumph for her.
i. .h eulltv one In thi
-.r....7-. Ki.. "The lledroom
Winaow lor ure p....
Charles Ogle. Medea H,'n- "u,.
Oliver. Lillian Leightnn. .
. j . ihr nay in tni
usa ana iimnj ,, .n.
strong supporting cast of the produc
tion. ,
' , for ljiFolli-tlo
t EUOBNB, Ore." Pt. """'k
Hubert M. LaFollet.e and Bur on K.
Wheeler were nimou'".
,rt.rt for election ns president ano
vice president of the f"11"1";".
. i invention ol i
ine ana annuo.
Oregon State Federation of
here today. .
Labor
BHn rour clean cotton bib to W'
cfflr. We'll buy them. .z;.
Edgar Wight, Ex-Med ford Jeweler,
Written up in Eastern Magazine
Kdgur, Wight, a former resident of
this city, engaged in tho Jewelry bus
iness, but now a rosident ot Ontario.
Caif receives mention In a recent
issue of McCluro's Magazine for his
success In the jewelry business, writ
ten by Edward Mbtt Woollcy. Wight
has tho smallest jowelry store on rec-
iii-H aud the story ot nis success i
told as follows in tho mtiKuzine:. ,
A big store does not nocessar
lly Indicate that tho owner payB
a surtax on his personal income,
any moro than tho little "empo
rium" is proof that its proprie
tor never dines on breast of gui
nea hen.
Edgar Wight's unusual success
In very small nuarterB has drawn
sighs of envy from much larger
jewelers who have dropped In.
The town of Olttajlo. Cal.. where
ho tries out his experiments with
diamonds and similar trifles, lies
two hours by motor east of Los
Angeles, and merchants from
many states have heard of this,,
store, which is four feot. and five
Indies wide. '
Wight believed opportunity lay
In specializing and tho "lock that
would occupy tho least space
comprised diamonds, watches and
rings. He decided to devote his
energies largely to these though
not to the exclusion of other
goods that would fit Into his toy
like store. " '
Store in a iiiu.
A narrow hallway supplied his
location, which ho pre-empted In
in"2 It lies in tho best part of
o'ntaYlc which has somewhere,
between 7500 and 10.000 inhabi
tants The first time I saw On
tario it had 700 folks. That was
over 20 venrs ago.
This miniature Jewelry store
was started on a few thousand
dollars of savings, and some ban
credit. The business doubled the
second year, and promises to
double again this year. As one
of Wight's friends puts It. His .
space is so small he can take in
money from several customers at
""According to Wight himself,
.here arc other factors In his suc
cess Money doesn't come merely .
h,cause his store Is squeezed
down to dwarf dimensions. In
,he first place, he has an un
usual plan of advertislng-his..
copy In the local papers having
few superlatives about Wight,
but such Interesting Information
about diamonds... for exa-nple
that the readers look for his ads
with anticipation. Thus:
Ulamonds-have GS polished
faces lose one-half weight In cut-
ting, require 60 hours to cut each
one; total value so far found,
12 joa.ooo.ooo."
Oettlnir Public Confidcnro.
Then he believes It especially
necessary for a diamond dealer
"nd jeweler to establish in the
mlnaJ, thV public ";'
Hdenre in himself, and he finds
that one way to Uo this to com
munity work personal service,
outsldo his business to tho
church, lodge, chamber of com
merce, Iiotnry and other institu
tions. "A man with a little store, con
be a big lielp to tho community
he lives in." ho observes.
"The use of mirrors can make
a small slore look larger." ho
confided to nie. but he nddB.
"the use of mirrors ennnot make
a man look any bigger to his
people."
This story is too short to voice
much of Edgar Wight's philoso
phy, but he hnd it oil worked
out before he opened Ills minia
ture diamond post. '.'And my
plans have worked out finely."
he proudly says.
Live Wire Kills Football Fan.
TACOMA. Sept. 29. John W. Bono
formorly a star football player on the
Gonzaga university football team at
Spokano, died tuts afternoon as the
result of burns received early in tho
day when lie touched a wire carrying
2S00 volts of electricity.
Frank &
King's
Comedians
ARMORY
ASHLAND
TONIGHT
"When Dreams
Come True"
A Comedy Drama
VAUDEVILLE
BETWEEN ACTS
1 1 1 i . i I'.ii-iiiiit'oii imi! tnem i' nve 11 tue-u
I J i.-W V .r.i'iv,iiJ'' , "V l n I jt' 111 I 1
-3S '' r 'n Vet book, aa ction l .,
?&h rfXSt' p 7
ROOFING SHINGLES
: ' '
General Admission, 29o
Keserved Section, SOo
Children (any teat) 10c
Doors open, 7:00; Orchestra,
7:40; Curtain, 8:00.
MASON, EHRMAN . CO.
MEDFORD
WHOLESALE" DISTRIBUTORS OF CERTAIN-TEED PRODUCTS IN SOUTHERN OREGON
MORDOFF & WOOLF
WE HANDLE ALL CERTAIN-TEED PRODUCTS
Including House Paints, Stains and Varnishes and
. Linoleums
217 W. Main St. See U3 before you buy Medford
HUBBARD BROS.
RETAILERS OF CERTAIN TEED PRODUCTS
Corner Main and Riverside
Medford, Oregon
Phone 231