Medford mail tribune., May 13, 1925, Page 10, Image 10

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ORFIOX. WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1923
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PA?iE FOIFR
E
BODIES OF BABIES
NURSE CARED FOR
NEW YORK, May 13. (Hy the As
sociated Press.) Invi'stlKiitors of the
caroer of Mrs. HuUmi AukuhIo (Jeirion
Volk, unfkT arroHl for uIIlku1 hnhy
substitution at lutr baby furm, were
lold today that ho worked with un
dertakers to flet'co the parenta of
children who lUd while in her tare.
Assistant Bistrict Attorney leynn an
nounced. Airs. Margaret Totihey. of the ltronx,
whose 18 inonths old child, Akju-h,
was one of the twenty-three children
who died during the past Hlxtecn
months after having been ulaced with
Mru. (Jtlsen-Volk, told liyan of the
latest phase of the investigation.
Hho said that thu woman had In
duced her to pay $(J8 for a wave pur
chased from Jacob Herrlich, an un
dertaker who had his piace of busi
ness near the bnby farm. Hho later
learned that her baby had bwn inter
red In Mrs. Ccisnn-V'olk'H private bur
ial plot in Kt .Mi( hacd's cemetery
where many other little victims of the
baby farm have beeli buried, Ityan
8ii id.
Ityan la seeking rC supremo court
order for the exhumation of the Too
hey child's body, for several witnesses
have testified that Mrs .Cielsen-Volk
banifpd the Infant's head against a
wwll when the child annoyed her with
lta cries the night before its death.
SOVIET RUSSIA
IS CHIEF FACTOR
L
CiMNKVA,
vlet J:ussia
crux c,f the
crnationaj
-So-
AGENTS WILL COST
NEW YOKK, May 12. An error in
tne business procedure on the part of
tne
May 13. (A. P.)
today was made
HiTimuon lacca y ,n aKenta who negotiated the recent sale
E'
TO GET OVER MILLION
SHE PAID GOVERiENI
DENVER, Col., May 13. More than
8l.U00.0fK) will be returned to Mrs.
Mary Dcano Rend, widow of Verner
Z, Heed, oil nilllionalre, by virtue of a
decision yesterday of the United States
supreme court, which held that the
Ifovornmcnt had no right to Impose
an inheritance tax on trusts formed
before the law taxing them was pann
ed. It was. announced hero today. Such
nu impost. It was held, was unconsti
tutional, as it is of a retroactfvo na
ture. Mrs. Reed paid $978,000 tax cm her
husband's estate to the federal govern
ment In May, 1!I24, In July. l!i;M, she
sued for the return of the money with
Interest at eight pep cent, which
brings the total duo her to more than
$1,000,000. v
QUARTER
IS PA!
PORTLAND, Ore.. May 13. The
$1200 reward offered jointly by Chief
of Police Jcnkimi and Chief Inspector
John T. Moore for enpturo of "inch
and a quarter Jimmy," was today paid
to J. P. Paddcn, who from IiIh dark
ened window the night of- April la
saw Alexander tlerlaeh start to Jimmy
his way into a nearby house.
Patrolmen Klopfensteln and Gump,
who made the actual arrest of (ier
lach, waived all rights to any part of
the reward, lmdsting that to Pnddcn
went the capture.
of the traffic in arms. Poland filed Ul uu"
an amendment to the proposed con- jirujiwriy ui u group ui oanaurs ovuuuu
vention to the effect that the coun- by Dillon, Read and company, will ru
tricK bordering on Russia would not suU in additional revenue of $6,000.-
be bound by that agreement unless
the h o v 1
govern merit also was
000 In taxes to the treasury depart-
1 Detroit, Mich.
Mr. Woodw rth is In New York on
n.mt .....l.lnr. A ...! H St ft ft Cti
bound by it. - """" -," ,..,,-.
Ilinmin refused to nttend the pros-j in all on the sale of the property, ac
ent conference, Kivlni as the reason cording to Fred L. Woodworth, United
that its iiurpoMe amounted to inter-' states internal revenue collector, at
fereneu in doinoHtlc ariuli-H.
.Most of the forenoon 8enHlon,how
ever, was nev.neu to me nuemiun u. a vislt ud made t,,e Bllltement wiu,
the sale of armaments to Kovern- llske(1 whllt th0 probnb0 ,x on the
ments. itepresentutlve Theodore E. uu(Ke Jlrothers sale would lie. the
Hurton of Ohio, heading the Ameri- 8ui prcc having been 146,000,000.
can deli satlon, told the conference Mr Woodworth said that the agents
the fnited Kuites favored the utmost handling the sale failed to consult
publicity of statistics of arms ship- (heir tax attorneys until negotiations
inclilH. He said America ugrced had gone too far to enable the per
tliut some sort of document should centages of the sale to be changed. The
always he Issued by the exporting board of directors of Dodge Hrothers
country in connection with shipments should have called a meeting and car
hut he believed the name of the ried a motion 'to divide the assets
exporting firm should be withheld among the stockholders and dlscon
because this would give information tlnue the corporation, Mr. Woodworth
to competitors. said. Then the stockholders could
The conference finally adopted the have negotiated tho sale of the prop
principle that some document should, erty themselves, a non-tnxable perccn.
always bo given setting forth tho tjigc, leaving the only tax that could
consent of the exporting govern-; have been levied by the heirs.
ment to the salo of tho arms.
Largest Ice Storage
in State of Oregon
Located in Med ford
This was not done,.." Mr. Wood-
worth said, "and the corporation sold
tho assets. The corporation will now
have to pay a tax as a corporation and
the Dodge heirs will have to pay an
equal sum, as tax, the amount being
divided pro rata among them. The
total tax will he about $12,000,000.
Tho now lco storage building of the
Mod ford I co and Storage company. 60
by 10 0 feet nnd GO feet high, of rein
forced concrete-, costing $50.0(10 and
having a storage for 5,000 tons of Ice,
has just been completed and the work
of filling It with ice started Monday
and will be completed about August
first, when the icing of refrigerator
cars for fruit begins. This Is the
largest single storage for ice in Ore
gon, With this new building tho com
pany has storage ,for 10,000 tons of
Ice ono of tho largest on the Pacific
coast. '
The company Is erecting a DOO-foot
platform along the K. P. railroad and
when completed-they wll be nble to
let. at one time a complete train of
tXM-ntV'i'ne cars.
This company has spent $1 GO. 200
on buildings and equipment in Med
ford In the past year, lco nil tho cars
fo rfrult and vegetables in southern
Oregon and northern California and
their Ice plant has a daily capacity of
1 10 tons.
We are informed that the acreage of
truck gardens and berries in tho Med
ford Irrigation district for 192ft is 800
acres' as against 400 acres in 1!1!4.
This double acreage in ono year is
tho result of people learning how to
hnndl Irrigation and menus a greatly
increased return to tho people own
ing the lends.
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WE ARE MANUFACTURERS OF
Doors, Windows and Sash, Screens,
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Our Constant Aim Is to Keep Our Quality and
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Do Not Order From Cat-of-Town Concerns before
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TROWBRIDGE CABINET WORKS
The tnx uUorncyH wore not aware of
the nature of the negotiations for the
sale until It was too late to make any
chantre, nnd ns a remjlt the treanury
department will be $U,0uo,000 the
richer.
"The error inoliahly occurred be
cause of uu effort to keep the entire
tranxactiou a aecret. no one being con
sulted, until matterH hafl gone ho far
that they became more or lens public
property."
Warships Haired from I'm
OBNKVA, May 11. ( l!y Associated
Press.) The military committee of
the League of Nations international
conference for the control of traffic
in arms and munitions today voted to
exclude war.ihips from the proposed
control. Tho HUeROBtlon to exclude
wnrsbips was mmle by Croat Uritaln.
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