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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1925)
MTCDFOttD MATL TTJTBTTNR MTCDFOTJD. OTCEOOX. THURSDAY, .IFLY 2, 1025 VACV, "SEVEN ; KLAN WILL ASK PRESIDENT 10 DClJUItlW DADAnr uliiilii i ninuL 11. ,;: Mr: Coolidge Finds No Rest From Cares at Summer Home Klan Issue Presents Knotty Problem Coal Strike Another Worry. SWAMPSCOTT, Mass.. . July , 2. (A. P.) President Coolidge is reach ing the conclusion that ti president, regnrdleBH of whore lie goes cannot evade the cares of his office. Coming to the seashore for relief from the enervating heat of Washington, the president is finding that although removed from he seat of govern ment, there are problems to plague a vacationist. Mr. Coolidge was confronted today with several issues, still somewhat aloof, but never-the-less holding vex atious probabilities. The Ku Klux Klan controversy threatens to take a new Uirn as a result of the announced intention of the organization to invite the presi dent to review its pnrade and nd dre'ss its ' members " in Washington early In August. No formnl invita tion has yet been received but it is considered unlikely -here that thei president will be able to accept, par-! tloularly as. he has indicated that! he 'Still will be summering here at the time. i The announcement that an invI- tat Ion would be extended, however, I 'has brought communications to Mr. Coolidge from a number of Indi viduals and organizations opposed to the Klan, urging him to emphati cally decline and, In some instances, appealing to him to do something to prevent the holding of the Wash ington meeting. . , Another cloud on the horizon Is the possibility of a strike between anthracite operators nnd miners over a. new wage scale. The president Is watching developments with interest, chiefly through the newspapers, but nothing has been said or done here Indicating what he will do if a crisis arises. The Noted Dead MANISTEE, Mich., July 2. Profes sor Walter Scott Hendrixson, 6G, of Grlnnell college, Griunell, Iowa, was found dead In his cottage at Portage Point, near here, yesterday. The dis x. covery of the body was made by Al Str belt Slganin, Butler college student, who Is owrklng as a bellboy at the Portage Point inn during the summer. Mrs. Hentlrixson had wired to au thorities here asking them to locate her husband. She said she had not heard from him for several weeks. Coroner Bradford said he believed Professor Hendrixson had been dead ten days. Professor Hendrixson was widely known In the field of chemistry and ns a lecturer. He was born at Felic ity, Ohio, was graduated from Chris tian college, Meroma, Ind., nnd had studied at Harvard, Berlin and Got tlngen universities. In the room where the body . was , found were his suitcase, packed, and a railroad ticket. Circumstances '. pointed to a natural death caused by an internal hemorrhage. MORE WOMEN AND CHILDREN IN CHINA MOVE TO SAFETY NEW YOJIK, July 2. (A. P.) Women and children of the foreign colonies at Hainan and Kwangtung all have been removed to safer points, the Presbyterian board of foreign mis sions was advised today in a cable gram from its China consul. "Lending men have remained at Hainan, the message said, "but al , most all other foreigners have left for Hongkong or elsewhere. No further news." Miss E. Herman, stenographer' of the Crater take National Park office, t Is leaving toda to take up her duties, in the summer headquarters at gov- . prnment camp, Crater Lake National Pnrk. ... llllllllllllllltllllllilMW Miss Lyda'Hordy of Jacksonville has accepted a position with - the Southern Oregon Clos company if this city. Fresh salt water salmon, 25c. lb. Johnson Produce Co, 0 tf j Jimmie Elliot, son of Dr. and Mrs. kB. K. Elliott, who has been seriously 111 for sometime pust, is at the present time steadily improving.. Cedar flume lumber at Big Pines Lumber Co. tf Two prize bands will provide the music for the big "Copco Two" dedi cation Sunflay, July 6th. The Kose burg band of 30 pieces which has been chosen ns the official band to play at the Oregon state fair this year jvill be present In their new uniforms, ,and in addition there will be the Dunsmulr band which is conceded to be the best of its kind in northern California. It is expected that the combined efforts of these two bands will keep the air full of music during the entire day's program. Portable superhetrodlne six-tube ra dio. Carry liko a suit case. Just the ono to take camping. Outside aerial not necessary- See it at Palmer's Mu sic store. Med ford.. 89 Riley Myers, a prominent rancher of the Central Point district, was among the many business visitors who were In the city this forenoon. Kggs wanted, 30c dozen. Johnson Produce Co. tf Diamond Lake will be a very popu lar resort during the two holiday period of this week, as many Medford folk and others living in southern Oregon are planning to go there. As a matter of fact, many have left for the lake already, or are leaving today. What, do you feur? Poverty, sick ness, failure? Read "The Key to Suc cess" by Griffith Jones. Prico 35 cents. Medford Book Store. 87 Many special trains bearing Klks en route to Portland to attend the convention bf that organization to be held about July 13, will pass thru the city and others enroute to enstern states bearing the Elks on their re turn home after the convention Is over. The first train to pass thru the city is that of the Detroit lodge scheduled for 7 p. m. July 12, and the first . on the return will be the train bearing members of the San Francisco lodge homeward. The lat ter, however, will stop In Medford to discharge the passengers who will then go to Crater Lake nnd proceed to Klamath Falls where they will re board their train. Intensive shorthand, typing ma chine bookkeeping and salesmanship. Work mornings only; special low rates now. Medford Business College. OWN 88 I. H. Porter of Rocky Point, spent a few hours in ' the city today trans acting business. " " - Columbia plaatd1 waTl board. Call for prices. Wallace Wood Lumber Yard, cor East Main and Genesee. People from the state of Washing ton registered at local hotels include J. G. Cameron of Wallowa. M. J. Beal, Miss F. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. u.....i .... Vf 1-4; V 1? T .(i ii lift Al 1 .on n li.niitto md aiIrh ftmh Richardson of Seattle, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. T. Snefru of Uoquiaip. Mr and Mrs. EvVT. Watson of Raymond, and Miss Nell Loop of Aberdeen. For sewing machine repairs, Phone 215-R. 'JO" The fact that all non-residents or Santa Barbara were ordered to leave the city as a result of the recent earthquake was part of the infor mation R. A. Holmes received In a letter written to him by Gertrude and James Daughcrty, old friends residing in that stricken city. The house in which tho latter lived was badly damaged by the quake that their sedan was used as sleep ing quarters the first several nights after the quake. Cooked foods are being shipped in to the residents, and despite the dnmage the temblor left behind everybody there seems to be In a fairly comfortable condition, ac cording to further information from the letter. Fresh salt water salmon, 2Gc lb. Johnson Produce Co. tf Mrs. Fred Frey was among, the business callers who were in the city yesterday fro mthe Brownsboro dis trict. For bargains In second hand sewing machines. The Singer Store, 10 So. Fir. 90 The first apricots of the season were sold this morning at the public market, although as yet no great quantities of this delicious fruit are on the market.- However, during the ensuing week the crop of valley apricots will be harvested. Cherries from Ashland and other highland dis tricts were on hand, and eager morn ing shoppers purchased several hun dred pounds of this tasty fruit. On Saturday tho market will be open until 9 o'clock to nccommodate the housewives who wish to lay in sup plies over Sunday. Kellopg's Hair Cutting Parlor. Med ford building, has added another beau ty operator, Mrs. Olds, graduate of the Sanitary School of Beauty Culture of Portland. Phone 594 for apppintment. Dr. and Mrs. E. G. Rlddell left this morning for an outing at Diamond hike until Sunday night. Fresh salmon eggs for Bale. John- BRYAN B" BEATEN BY ROCKEFELLER WAS VERY Oil CHURCH ROW BERGDOLL SAYS H1SP0T0FG0LD Draft Evader in Sworn Affi davit, Made in Baden, Ger many, Denies Mother Buried Any Part of His Fortune Mother Wins Decision. PHILADELPHIA, July 2. Grover C. Bergdoll says that the pot of gold he burled in the Maryland hills contains more than $2-10.000. This was revealed yesterday in a sworn statement by him submitted at a hearing of counter-suits, filed by .Mrs, Emma C. Bergdoll, his mother, and Thomas W. Miller, alien prop erty custodian. The statement, wit nessed by a notary public In Baden, Germany, was sent to Mrs. Bni-gdoil to aid in her contention that she had turned over all of her son's property to tho alien property cus todian, Bergdoll has been living In Baden since a spectacular escape In lit 20. An intimation that his mother nnd buried a large sum of money also was contained In the statement. "The $105,000 which my mother claims to have hurled is absolutely her own," said the statement. 'The $240,000 which I concealed, (tho gold buried in the ground) and the gold notes I took along t) Europe were my own property.' No person living outside of myself has the sliiihetHt idea as to where I took the gold after I loaded it in my car in Penn sylvania." Bergdoll escaped from army guards at his mother's home here while on a trip to dig up the treasure after he had been sentenced to serve five years In prison for evading the draft. A master in chancery recommended that the custodian be ordered to re turn to Mrs. Bergdoll $140,000 in cash and securities worth several hundred thousand dollars. Fundamentalists 'Are Snowed Under By Modernists 912 to 364 in Test Vote in Seattle Over Seating of Fosdick Delegates From N. Y. IN RADIO SENT TO NEWARK, N. JERSEY Medford will be given much public ity throughout the eastern ami middle- U-Aot i-.i.li.. Ii-nrl.l t.ii I II Vole... nf rk, This Pretty Girl Defies Age By Using Ordinary Buttermilk To Beautify Her Complexion Tills Pi uuglst not to lake anyone's money unless UiLs (Vllhifnl new . vanishing 'renin (piickly hIiowh 11 decided Improvement. SEATTLE, July 2. (A. P.) Mod ernists defeated fundamentalists. 012 to 304, here today, seating In the nor thern Baptist convention a delegation of the Pnrk Avenue church. New York t'ity. Tho Park Avenue congregation in cludes John D. Utickefeller, John U. Koekofoller, Jr., and members of their families. Dr. Harry Kmerson Fosdick,' whose modernist views caused his elimina tion from the pastorate of the First .Presbyterian church. New York City, became pastor of the Park Avenue church this spring. SKATTLE, July 2. (A. P.) Staved off for two, duys, th battle between modernists and fundamentalists broke on the floor of the nineteenth annual meeting of the Northern Baptist con vention here today. The question was whether to seat four delegates from the Pnrk Avenue church, New York City. This question came to n debate when a fundamentalist moved against a ruling of the chair. Tho ruling was that the Park Avenue church having mto Its financial obligations and co operated in the work of the church, that congregation's chosen represen tatives could not be barred. 6 Cars at Cent. Point Are Robbed of Tools tThen you are coming ' dowrf town on a shop ping 'tour, A real tasty light lunch here will be derigeur. Aa to French, we have finished, but we do know women are quick to ap preciate the quality of our food and our cuisine and service. These are the; three paramount causes' of our succees. SONS OF ITALY INN ONE BLOCK WEST OF POSTOFFICE In connection with Medford Ice Cream Gardens. Phone 307. Six automobiles parked nlonir tlie streets of Central Point were robbed of all the tools they contained late last iiiiKht or early this morning by un I known persons. No clues were left, i but police officials are nt work on the case nnd it is expected that develop ments will soon be reported. tho I. R. Nelson company of Newu N. J., who with his secretary, J. K. Seymour, and son, E. F. Nelson, ar rived in the city yesterday afternoon on an auto tour of the west and Pa cific coast. On this trip Mr, Nelson Is repre senting the WAA.M radio broadcastinK station of Newark, and each liiKlit wherever, he is, he wires back a code letter about interesting features of that community, which is broadcasted by WAA.M tho next evening. Last evening .Mr. Nelson wired back in cede from Medford a letter cover ing the Merrick auto camp; the local Chamber of Commerce and the local branch of the American Automobile association, and this message was highly landltory of MeiUortL Mr. Nelson and party spent today at Crater Lake, expecting to return tonight and send back a code message on the lake. MacMillan Delayed By Stormy Weather Buttermilk Cream creates beauty almost &ke magic; The most wonder ful thing about it is the fact that whilst it turns the dullest, most life less complexion to radiant beauty and makett red or rouh hands or arms snowy white, yet then' Is not the slightest aigu of its Use after applica tion. It actually vanishes fm sibt and tho most heated atmosphere will not produce the least shiutiicHs or greaslness of the skin. No matter whether you arc troubled with a poor complexion, wrinkles, puffinesH around the eyes, freckles, crows feet or lines around the mouth, ugly finger nails, or just a simple roughness of the face, hands or arms caused by wind or sun, you will find that any or all of these troubles will quickly disappear with the use of Howard's Ituttennilk Cream, To prove this to your complete sat- U. S. S. Oregon Ceremony Friday PORTLAND, Ore. July 2. On tho 27th anniversary of Imr historic en gagement in the battle of Snntiat-'o. thi U. S. S. Oregon, one of tho bulldogs of the navy, will bo presented by the government to the slate of Oregon to morrow with elaborate ceremonies. This famous old battler, spared by tho Washington treuty on armaments on condition that she bo used only as a relic, now lies in the Willamette river under a bridge here, silenced, partly dismantled. . : Her breeches are welded nnd her muzzles spiked. The Oregon will, be .manned in fu ture by a superintendent, two assist ants and a watchman and within cer tain hours daily will be open to public insnection. 'r son Produce Co. tf Cedar flume lumber at Big Plnea Lumber Co. tf Callfornlans registered ; at - local hotels Include Col. and Mrs; A. J. Reed of Beverly Hills, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Simmons and Mr. and: Mrs. C. A. Bott of Sacramento, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Caldwell of Turlock, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lungle -of Hollywood, Mr. and Mrs.- John Challer of San Jose, Mr. and Mrs P. 8 Persons of Biggs, Mr. and Mrs. A. K'. Lister of Auburn nnd the following .from the city of Los Angeles: Mr. and Mrs. George E. Chase, Mrs Gladys Chane, Miss Eva Danlelson, Miss Katherine Manlce, Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry K. Wood, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. L. Lytle, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Oochner, and the Mesdames 8. J. Herron and J. G. Madden. The watermaster can be found in his office In .the Medford National bank building, from 8 a. m. until noon, every day during the irrigation sea son. . 85 To rent Sewing machines. Phone 215-R. 90 Party would like to rkV to Crater Lake July 3rd or 4th. Will pay shnro of expenses. Call 1IC0-Y. 89 R U S S ELL'S PHONE 31 OUR MEN'S AND BOYS' STORE HAS VALUES HERE for FRIDAY 25 SUITS HALF PRICE Men's and .young men's suits in sizes from 17 to 38 years only, but all good suits and, of course, tbey are real bargains you will be sure to appreciate when you see tliem on Friday at this big reduction of HALF Boys' $12.50 Suits, Friday Priced $10.50 All wool suits for boys arid each suit carries not oi:ly the manufacturer's guarantee, but Russell's guarantee also. Two,-pants suits, both lined throughout and the coats in the snappy new styles the boys all like. Whv not buy now for the fall school demands, which are not many months ahead, and you'll save by it, too. Complete Underwear Stocks for Men and Boys Both the knit stock of Manhattan underwear and the athletic' under wear is most complete and for Fri day we want you to see the very special item in men's athletic union suit, both fancy madras and extra quality check nainsook at a very special price, $1.00 per suit in faction, get a small quantity" today at your favorite toilet goods counter with the understanding that they'wlll freely return the purchaHO m'oney Hhotild you be disalisfleil. ' ; ' licautlful actresses say, "A ''i$hort message with Howard's liutfermilk j (Yearn at night heforu retiring Is all . that 1b necessary." WASHINGTON. July 2. (A. P.) The Bowdoin, flagship of the Mac Miluui arctic expedition Is at Battle harbor, Ijibrndor. awaiting the arri val of Its companion ship, the Peary. Kog, ice floes and a falling lTnro me ter indicate that the weather may de lay temporarily the departure of the expedition even after the arrival of the other ship. RIALT0 1 TONIGHT LAST TIMES! "THE AIR MAIL" The Air Classic of tho Age! N. P. Discrimination Charged. SALEM, Ore.. July i All.-niiii! thai tlm Northern 1'aciric Terminal com pany in 1'ortlaml Ih discriminating; in favor of tho Tyrrell Trips eomnuny In the exclusion of other siKlit-spoinn tritis coiH'Oins, n complaint was filed ntinlnst the terminal company toilay by tho Circle Tour SiKlit-seeinK com pany. Simple Mixture for Gas on Stomach Simple buckthorn bark, magnesium sulph. c p., glycerine, etc., as mixed In Adlerlka, helps any case gaH on tho stomach, unless due to deep seated causes. Tho pleasant and QriCK action will surprise you. lie- 'cause Adlerlka is such an excellent I intestinal e vacua nt It is wonderful for i constipation It often works In one 1 hour and never gripes. Heath Drug Store. STARTS TOMORROW Special 4th of July Attraction A WESTERN PICTURE OF THRILLS CTWithtlieworkfi greatest rodeo txihitiu actio tctttts of the ihrilt- 192 Rendition With Most of the Scone3 Actually Photographed ' : at tho World's Biggest Eodeo! ' . i Pendleton Round-up of 1924 ; Pendloton Oregon The Fastest Riding Ever Screened : :' , ; ; Hoot Gibson Riding Roman Style!. i, See Hair-Raising Chariot ' Races Broncho-Busters, Bull Doggers, Fancy Ropers, Bareback Riders, Dcadwood Coach . Racing, Outlaw Horses, Horse Races The Great Wild West in All Its Glory! .Ji INDIANS COWBOYS : COWGIRLS Thrills! DON'T MISS IT! thrills! Thrills! HEAT GAS HEAT GAS HEAT C5 GAS WATER HEAPS Ten Days Special $25 Installed $2;50;Down $1 a Week DO YOU KNOW i ' What It Costs to Bathe a Baby? In the days past it post a lot of worry anil work wail inj; for tho water in the kettle to boil. Today a baby's bath means n turn of tho faucet, a penny or two. The GAS WATER HEATER does the trick. , Does it for the cost of n newspaper. AVe have had experience in the heating of water and we are k'u1 to (five our customers the benefit of this experience at their ropiest. Call 526 Southern Oregon Gas CompV g GAS 209 West Main St. HEAT GAS HEAT GAS
