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o o o PAGE EKiJIT NfKHFRn Mfl. TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. ORF.fiOX, WKDXKSDAY, MAY fi. 192.1 ' PEMlBpYi POSITION OF U. S. A. E PACIFIC DEFENSES: IMfjlf SPEEI IfOXOU'Lt', May li. Uly the Ahso riutfd PIu'ms.) The importance o? Pearl Harbor as the rote of the Island or Oahu l-fnHeH rind the lmsiH of the Unitfid Btati'H dcft'imi'S In the Pacific was emph.iHh'Zfl hy naval officers who toured the ba with u i:irty of news papermen. The immediate improvement needed ftt Pearl Harbor, the naval officers pointed out. is the dredKins "f tin channel to a depth of 4". feet, to per mit the en trance of miKhtiest United Htatt's dreadnau'ht under any weather conditions. DeepenliiK of the chan nel to fret would also provide a port of refuse for crippled battleships with Increased draft. The anchorage ftt the harbor would be increased by the drcdtfinK of some shoals and would Rccoinmod.-ite the en lire ar mada In cases of war. Another need to which naval offi cers referred was that of aircraft hav inj? a larger crulHinK raiiK than ma chines now Jiere possess, in this con nection It was pointed out that air craft defending the island of Oahu in the recent sham battle against attack ing sea forces, was unable to sight the attacking fleet soon enough to prevent the successful landiiiK of n force of marines at Haleiwa. due to to the re ntrlcted cruisiiiK railius of the air forces. Posylhllity of danger to Pear Har bor in event of war was seen when the naval officers began discussing the sea fishing privileges now held in many cases by companies composed of aliens Ineligible to citizenship. The fishing rights were granted to larpe estates by tho monarchy years ago and the estate in turn leased the rights to com jinnies. It was pointed out that nam pans owned by such companies have free range of waters even inside Pear! Harbor proper, permitting them to gain Invaluable knowledge of tho harbor defenses. Tho Kole solution of this problem, it was said, hy the officers would be tho condemnation of all private fishing rights by the government. PRESSED BY ROBERT A.B0P IMS CHARGE OF DODGE CO. SALE !S . LANSING. Mich., May 6. (By As sociated Press.) The mute securities commission today disapproved the sale of DodiTO Urol hers, Inc., pre ferred and common stock In Michi gan. It authorized tho sale of six per cent debenture noleH. The company tamed 175,000,000 worth of bonds and ?K5,000,000 worth of stock. The commission held that the as sets Upon which the slock was based were of actual value of $27,000,000. It refused to recognize tho good will of tho company as an asset upon which stock could be bused. Tho commission estimated that tho total assets of the compnny were $102,000,000. Against that wns the $75,000,000 in debenture notes, leav ing It wus said, only $27,000,000 to cover the $86,00,000 stock Issue." 11. M. Duff( chairman of the som mfttee, said the state could not recognize any more than tho $1 02, 000,000 In assets. I E PARIS. May 6. (Hy Associated Press.) Street car and nuto bus ser vices were suspended today in some sections of the tity where .the radlcul elements are strong. Services every where were greatly crippled nnd about one third of all the transporta tion employes ceased work In u strike called as a result of the suspension of some transportation employes for not working on May Duy. Car barns and power houses were guarded by troops and a policeman was stationed on each car that operated. UNITED STATES 10 I fSKXKVA, May 0. (My Associated Press.) The I'nlted States will have certain constructive suggestions to offer the international conference for control of traffic in arms, Itepreseu tnitve Theodore Hurton of Ohio, told the conference today. One of the most Important, he said, concerned additional measures to ileal with the traffic In poisonous gases with the hope of red Tiring the barbarity modern warfare. of PICE'S SPEECH AT LONDON, May 6. ( liy the Asso ciated Press.) The hading journals of Uritiyh opinion today emphasize the significance of tho address before the Pilgrims society last night by the new American Ambassador Alanson li. ; Houghton, in which he declared that, .unless a peace haued on good will were reestablished in Kurope. he feared the I'nlted States would cease to play a sympathetic part in the tusk of re construction. I'Yet-h from his conferences with President 'oolidge and Secretary of State Kellogg, the latter of whom he succeeds at the Court of St. James, the ambassador reached the crux of hia address when be said: "The full meas ure of American helpfulness can be obtained only when the American peo ple are assured that l he time for de structive methods and policies has passed nnd that the time for peace ful upbuilding has come." At his side as ho spoke were the JJrltish prime rnf Ulster Sta nley J ia Id- win, tho JJuko of Voi lt. King (leorge's second son, other eminent and repre sentative Knglishmen and the Inter ested envoys of several foreign coun tries. Including Corinany. Mr. Houghton's remarks are given conspicuous typography and our nest editorial comment this morning. The Cimes says: "This authoritative re minder that good faith and a real de sire for peace are absolutely neces sary If active American Interest In Ku rope Is to be developed and confirmed is of great weight at the present mo ment. It Is moreover, in accordance with the instinctive trend of Jritish opinion. "Mr. Houghton's significant speech has far greater direct political value than a torrent of rhetoric on the old theme of A nglo-American relations. vldontly the new ambassador means business." PORTLAND, Ore., May (Spec ial) Rouert A. Uooth of JSugene, pioneer lumberman of Oregon, past district governor of Rotary and one Co in minions and strict; jtpid duriiijf the jer Tdit-u, lk-iijkeM and ttt iuiJ tl la in tli jftir Amount of ill other eilteinlilurvd "gal expenditures $ Attett. alue of real wim owned ( nut kef alue) ... $ i aiue ui stuck uiid bondu ovwietl ' (itutki-t vuluf) J. oan on it-0 native .ami col- Uicrnl, etc t'uKb in bunks uikI on lun-l l'rt-miunitt in course of collection unto-n Hiiiee hem. :ui. i'j'. IiitTelN am) rents due nnd ao trued 2.4U2.T2 31,411.00 03,309.72 3(JJ,i0fc.74 fe.000.00 Totid itiliniltej bkspK. Liabilitiei. Oro claims for los-,eH uuiuid.. ;00,.".l:.(iti 5,000.00 of notary unu Al ...,, ' of the best known citizens cf the al outstanding mitt state, has accepted the chairmanship dut for com mi union and brokerage of the state committee having in Al1 other charge the American Legion endow ment fund cnmpHign for Oregon and the canvass for subscription for the Doe rn border hospital maintenance I fund for crippled children. An i nouncement of the selection of. Mr. Pooih and his acceptance was made here Saturday by (ieorge P. Griffith, I department commander of the Amer- fi-fi it I .nefriTi in I I i-c im n Thrt ..twi,.i e iv... mm Wn .Synopsis of the Anmi:il Statement of the The choice pf the bugene man was, CALIFORNIA INSURANCE COMPANY, decided Upon by a committee com- of S.in Francisco, in tle htiite of California, on posed of tieorge P. Griffith, Salem;, uie y ueoemner. ivm, msne to in. Harold C. Jones, Portland, chairman Wl,st ot ,,,e Mii,e ol i,uou of the child welfare committee of i ' Canital. the legion and Raul Davis, Rolse, Amount of capita! Block paid up..$l,uuo,000.00 nai ional headquarters, Indianapolis, Total tlahilitfefi, exclusive capital htork $ 3G3,CjO.O0 business in Oreoon for trie Year. t premiuiiiK received Uuri!' i-ar.210,0S.'(,59 paiu uurni" trie jtar Losttes itifUTied durinif tlie year... 1t.t.700.U4 Name ol toinpunv,. Oreyuit t ir Itrlief AtM ciatiwn. Nume ol preniilent, H. K. Itltod-'s. Name of secretary. W. ( HageMv. I.ociil ukI'Ii Cliauntey Klorey, lleiifonl. Ore. Income. received during RH.N'D, Ore., May 6. A new lava cavern believed never to have been visited before by man was discovered Sunday by four Rend boys who were seeking new 'openings In the Arnold Ice cave southeast of Rend. Tho walls are covered with ice beads, according to the boys, who explored it for a milo and a half. It Is thought to be a continuation of tho Arnold cavo on another lovol I ml. With the chairmanship determined active work for the campaign which has for Its object the raising of $"(0,000 as the Oregon quota of the national endowment fund sought by the Region and $110,000. for the sup port of the Hoernbecher hospital, will be started immediately. s The legion Is raising throughout the nation a fund of five million dol lars, the annual Income from which will be used to carry on the organi zation's program of disabled men's rehabilitation and child welfare. Pun! T lavis. field secret a r v. has Just received n report from national ! LoJ4,;raf"e ,.llor,K"B headquarters, announcing that three canU in banks and on Land. southern states, Kentucky, Arkansas and Tennessee, have already over subscribed their quotas to the fund. Aet premiums tin year 12,431,810.28 Interest, dividends nnd rents re ceived during the yeur 178,12."(.47 Income from other sources re ceived during the year 2, 3 21. AO Total income $ ,0 31,700.2 0 . Disbursements . Tfet losses paid during the year ini'ludiiig udjiuitment epi-nes. $1,036,108. fill Com missions and suluriiti paid during the year 744,092.19 Tuxes, licenses and lees paid dur ing the year t 81,838..!) Amount of all other expenditures 311.liZ.K2 Total expenditures Asists. Value of rej) esute owned (murket value) $ v a me ot stw-kH unu bonus owned I market value) . . I'remiunm in course of collection written since Sept. 30. 11124.. Inlerettts and rents due and uc crued All other admitted unscls Total admitted nfweta Liabilities, (irons claims for Ioskoh unpaid.. A mount of iiiMMrned premiums on all outstanding riwkfl Due for commiKuion uiid brokerage All other liabilities 2,l7;l,si2.2y 740,977.03 1,8M,2b0.04 520,572.00 :i,U14, 297.37 t 207,577.97 2,071.240.00 2, uon. mi fis,(ini.(ii( PORTLAND, Ore., May 6. Alex ander Oerlnch, known to the police as "Inch and a Quarter Jimmy," was bound over to the grand Jury by Muni cipal Judge Kk wull yesterday under bond of (10,000 on charges of burg lary and larceny. In addition Joseph Oough, signed a complaint charging Oerlnch with high way robbery. ltoth he and Miss Alice Emerick Identified him us the man who had held them up tho night of January &, near Miss Kmerlck's home.' Tin Weather Oregon: Fair In the interior; cloudy on the coast tonight and Thursday; In tho In- Members of tim nnrtv difmnverinrr thn Kntly lower temperature .. .... . ..... toiifir Thoi-Kftnv: niofli-nto vnrlnhle now cuvo wore Krvln McNenl, WIl bur , Wn tk ins nnd Elmer Johnson, who were among those who two years ngo scaled Mt. Washington. Lewis McNenl, ll! years old, was the fourth member of tho party. 100 HARD BOILED FOR SAN QUENTIN winds for the most part southerly. Totnl liabilities, exclusive of capital stock $2.3(S.823.02 Business in Oregon for the Year. Net premiums received during year.? 1 4."i,(tofi.(3 LoKseti paid during the year 08,991.79 I.ohncs incurred during the year. . (t.93t.4S Name of company, California Insurance com pany. Name of president, Geo. V. 11 rooks. Name of secretary, I). H. Sifford. Statutory resident attorney for wrvie. Phil lip Heck. Lewis building. Portland, Ore. Local agent. MeC'urdy -Daniels Ins. Acencv. Inc., Medfoid, Ore. Synopsis of the Annual Statement of the PALATINE INSURANCE CO.. LIMITED, nf London, Kngland, on the 31st' day of De cember, 3 924," made to the insunime commis sioner of the state of Oregon, pursuant to law: Income. Net premiums received during the year $3,070,34f.34 Intermit, dividends and rent re ceived during the year 204,734.48 Income frnin other sources re ceived during trre'.tyeur. . .1. '- 44,802.78. Totnl income 3,819,882.00 Net losses paid riming the year including adjustment expenses. $1,922,747.70 CommissiouK and sulai leu paid during the year 1,004,229.1 n SAX QUKNTIN, Cal., May 6. ICd numd (Hpud) Murphy, Kan Fran cisco 'criminal gangster, who Ih serv ing n term of fifty years for an attack op a giii In Han Kranciaco, and Frank Kaleoni, serving twenty years for robbery in San Francisco, wore taken to Folsnm stato prison from the state prison here toilay after having been suspected of an interest In tho convict feuds that have resulted in four murders hero iu tho past few months. BETTER MAILING WEEK IS SET FOR JUNE 1ST Summon). In Iha rMnil I' t ..f tUn Qtnfrt nf Oregon, for the County of Jackson. 'Faf iZ"1 W V ictoria Harris Uartman, plutntltr, vs. "Wesley Uartman. defendant. To Wesley Hart man, the above named defendant: In the name of the stnto of Oregon; You are hereby summoned and re quired to appear and answer the plaintiffs complaint against you, now on file In the above entitled court and cause, on or before th last dakv of the time prescribed by the order of pub lication of summons herein, to-wit: On or before the 1 Ith day of June, t!)25, said (Into beliiK the expiration of six weeks from tho date of the first publication of this summons. And if you fail to appear nnd an swer said complaint, for wniit thereof, the plaintiff will apply to tho court for the relief therein demanded, suc cinctly stated, as follows: For n decree of this court forever dissolving? tho bonds of matrimony existing be. tween plaintiff and defendant, nnd for mien other relief as the court may deem equitable and proper. This summons is published In the Medford Mail Trtlmne, hy order of Hon. V. J. Hartzell, county jude of Jucknon county, Oregon, which said order was made and entered of record on the USth day of April. 1025. and in compliance therewith the date of the first publication hereof Is the 29th day of April. J in;;.. W. K. PITIPPR. Attorney for Plaintiff. Addre.-s, First National Hank Building, Medford, Oregon. A Administratrix's Final Votlcc. In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Jackson County. In the Mafler of the Kstale of William Hodgers. Deceased. Notice is hereby given that tho un dersigned, Alice It. Hodgers. as the ad ministratrix of the estate of William Hodgers, deceased, now pending in WASHINGTON, May 6. Rotter master general New totiay designated . I lino 1 to 7 as "better mulling; week" for a nation-wide campaign to re duce tho mount injj business of tho 10.000 motion picture thCMUre owners lt'' county court ror Jackson county, already hits been promised nnd 20,-1 ,rn; HM-eln cm the 24th day ftll , ... .....i.. of April. 1 !, her finat account, report as well ifs chambers of and other organ twit iotu will ho asked to help tho campaign. '1 he principal point will ho to ind'tt. v mailers to pluco n return ad dress rn each piece of mail. BOY 'STEEPLECHASER' IS KILLED BY falls;: and netltlon herein, iiskinir.tn itn iiiu. enmmerco (.nill J.(Ml 1MllI f)n. no aowanoo of )1(,r rinal account and report, and for dis tribution of the assets. That based thereon, the county court for said county, on the 24th day of April. JlflT. ordered all persons hav ing any objection to the allowance of ald final account and report, and to the distribution of the property ns prayed for .and to the discharge of the administratrix, to present them before :.iiu emiri hi .Mii'Ksonviue, Oregon, on nay or .May. at the hour clock a. m., and required this ) be given, and setting ruifd final account and report for heniine . and final action at said date. All persons having any objection to FOWXF.1t Mont Mnv 6 Fifteen nnv ot '"''l flni1 Hcount nnd report. become n great 'steeplechaser" cost M.iA lllIlllillSIrj..,Y nr . f ' "", .ve.-tn-iimy, hii matters, must make th mount fell upon him, nftcr failing final hearing. to ncRotiate an Irrigation ditch. Tho' Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, this horse fell backwards and was killed. 29th day of April. 1 925. pinning the hoy underneath. L'n- A LICK 11. llonOKUS. able to free him-elf, Max lay for ir-' Administratrix h(Mu vnder tii dend horse, nndl ,svnoti of the Xmuul sijifmmt ot the' died soon after ho was rescued. ORF.GON FIRE RELIEF ASSOCIATION. "i -VQMinimiic, in ino Ktntc ol O niton, on thr :t l st dar ot IV, r litter. I Hi 4 . ntatie to On liiMiraiKV eommisMoiuT ot the st.UV of OifRon. puTMiitnt to law: Income. prftuimn rotv.-.l during ' same at such intr the .war. 1RR.4H3.03 Amount ot till other esper.ditures 4:i!,U12.7 Total exprniliture: ' ?:i,0O5,372. S"J Attett. PitlM recivahle $ 5,402.70 aiue of KtiM ks and bonds owned (market value) 4,1 18, 83... 00 Loans on tnoi tirjicct and col lateral, etc .' 20,000.0(1 Taxli in hanki and on hand M 1,4 13.0it 1'rpiniiiriiH in course of i-ollet-tion written since Sopt. 80. 1024. .104,224.20 InteresU and rents tluv ami ac crued 64,80 1.00 It c-insurance rwove ruble oil pun) loosen S.OJO. Total admitted assets 0, 2 12,70!). Liabilities. NVt claims fur losses utipuid.... $ 3C.1.A44.00 Amount of vmeaiiit'd pn 111 aims on all outstiindiiiK risks 2,U'H.l '13.83 Put' for commission ami broke ru ye 10.000.00 All other llubllitlca. , . . . 80,400.00 Total liabilities, exchifllve , of rupital Ntni-k $3,421,207.88 Buiineis tn Oregon for tho Year. Net premiuniH rei-eived during yur. 3 1. 0(13,41 I.oksi'H paid duriiiff the year LM),0S2.0 losses iiHurri'd during the year.... 11.7(19.02 Name of company, The Palatine Insurance Co.. Ltd. Name of president, Whitney Palaehe, United States niitnuKer. Nume of M-rretary, ,t. O. Grlffidis Jr., Dian nger Pacific department. Statutory resident attorney for service. In suraine t'ommisst oner, Salem. Local aneiit. First Insurance Agency, Med ford. Ore. S)tipniH of the Annual Statement of the RELIANCE INSURANCE COMPANY, of Philadelphia, iu the state nf Pennsylvania, on tin Slut day of Peienibcr, 1H24. iiiade to the insurance commissioner of the state of Oregon, pursuant to law: Capital. Amount ot cipitul stock paid up.. f 1,000,000.00 Income. Net premiimn received during the year $ 1,304,704. 50 Interest, dividends and rents re ceived dining the year fis,lS.V8.' Income from otlier ' sources re- reived during the year 011,309.02 Total income Disbursements. Net losses paid during the year including tt-ljustment expenses. Divi. lends p.thl on capital stock during tin year Conitnissions ami salaries paid during tho jenr Taxi', licenses and fees paid dur ing the j ear i . . . Amount ot all other expenditures :,o;u.8so.33 020,241.21 48.000.00 437.110.70 56.077.21 lo7,;.17.ill) Total e.penditure 1.8 1 S,9.'.6.1 1. Aitaii. a1ue of stocks a:id Iwnds owned (market value) l,SS.V610.(t7 1,011 on mort gaffes and coi- lateral, etc 212.300.00 r.i;1i in tmuk and on hand 2S1.S.'.2.02 rremimn iu course of collection written sime Sept. 30, 1024. 2'tS,9!2.S InterestM and rents due and ac crued 83.424.47 He insurance due on paid losses. 2, oy 7. T) Total admitted net $2,074,243.00 Liabilities. tiros claim for losses unpaid.. 176.044. S3 Amount o( umrnci premiums on 1 all outstiuidintr risk 01(1. 373.60 hue for commission and brokerage 2,Oitrt.on All other liabilities . 27,440.1 S CAPETOWN. Ftth Africa, Mny TO rilOIMIUT IMtO('i:ssiOX C Tlw lrlnr.i of Willi t IaI IV V.'Vr kll'VIHV chorus of cnthusiastn moused hy his . linillcniHMi wpreen .1 1 " " ' 7 11,1.. tm.iv t.y me AS'ie.c'uiCtl nfrht'Khirr, still r ..tindinu thru re i The I'ren. n c-ibinet ib'i ided lut I... -.It loft Indn V 1 ill li 11 II II to lllll- I .ti I 'i v I i 111 .ill it.it ut r.-. t in ... Jmu ' bile trip throuKluthe M Iluuuennt ui'xi Sund;iy when, in iei.r.iti,wi of jus departure was t-neereu j,ian of Arciday deinonstrntlnns nnd Hie Country. 1 in-imnun- junn in a 1yfciioUHninrS people who hnd left cnunter-dcniuiiHtrationA had boon nr tholr work tp lino alreeta aud wnsn ranged to an extent which, tho nuthor him good luck. Itlcs decided, threaten to causo rioting. ' . ' ' ' O id din.tig the ear. :iU r. 3is.4::.!o .MO 0 0 2.443 7 Totil income $ S13.Xi0.n& I Dltburtamentt. Net loue pah! during Uie ear including adjustment expenuc. 4) !OJ,3i3.79 Total lhib!litic. exclusive of capital $1.142.4,lVS.t7 Businett In Oreoon for the Year. Net premiums received during year . .$ 1 1 ,0..0.. Looses iMid during the vear 1:1.4ts.41 l.oH-ie inrurred during the year.... 10..-.2S41 SintutnnOi'sidont wttoinev for mrvi'-c, Walter It. ynxr. Lewi Imilding, l'dilland. Ore. aw.i. t'h-,H . Winp-. V-ll'Td. Orr. HOTEL"" y f t f ? ? ? f f y t t y f f t f y t o We Build Prosperity ',-.- 1 All active funds 'of this association are lent on real estate with first mort gage security for the purpose of home building and buying. One of the most constructive ways to put money into circulation and keep it working in this county is to invest in the Jackson County Building & Loan Ass'n Savings accounts may be opened and regular amounts deposited every month. 8 dividends. have been paid on these accounts for the past four years. "A" Class Stock $100.00 shares guarantees 7 dividends. C. M. KIDD, Pres. O. C. BOGGS, Sec. Atty. 30 Jforth Central Avenue Medford, Oregon s. ,. .4. A Used Car Is Only as Good as the Firm You Do Business With We apply to cur used car business the same principles we apply to our new car business. We proceed on the assump tion that the buyer is entitled to the same consideration as the new car buyer, and we try to see that he gets it. Telephone 150 AsmMlldowifpmfment 2 aves vou trie newneatmgout- fit that almost runs itself HOT-WATER RADIATOR HEATING OUTFIT ers! fOME-OWNERS! , Store owners! Apartment-own-In every room you can have healthful radiator warmth from this wonderful heating out fit that practically runs itself! Let the nearest ARCOLA Mer chant demonstrate ARCOLA. Jt comes in two models (jack eted and unjacketed) both greatly reduced in price. Ask about the Easy Payment Plan. You will be surprised to learn how small a down payment will put ARCOLA and American Radiators to work for you. ARCOLA is warming: Small Homes Small Stores Small Shops Detached Buildings Railroad Stations Small Offices Gas Filling Stations Lunch Rooms Garages ' Greenhouses Farm Cottages Schoolhouses Through the transparent ' 8 glow with genial warmth! aOllSiMjsS It must be seen to be ap- JT Wufl tj I egp II ' IT" I JJJs helfta . i K VS T' 1 L (rV-M L" TX. mth to n AVff c Ui W-r LS- American R.- r3 Wm. A. Aitken, Medford, Oregon o 0 Mcdcrn PlumbinJ & Sheet Mqf.al Co.c 19 Fir St., Hedford, Oregon O Al Vromar? Medford, Oregbh O n B. S. Dedrick 516 "F" St., Granft Pass, Oregon Provost Brothers 38 Main sf, Ashland, Oregon Schroder & Hildcnbru'id Marshfield, Oregon o . 9 9 3 y y y T y y y t t y t t y y T
