PA ($3 TOTTTl
MWBffttttl MATT, TKTftuytt, MTCPFOUD, OREO ON, FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1 923
0
NEW BUIbOINGST
IN Y TOFAl
OVER $200,000
o 0
HUSBAND SAYS
f i . i, 1
I The Markets
, q - 4 m .VirnliKilly Htcmlv; receipt, I'M
IHlUH Ul I lIllL receipts, :)0 head. Medium
J3KATTLK. Jtfty in. In n mmn I
Livestock.
I'OKTI.A.VI). Ore., July 10. Cattle
Nominally steady; receipts, 20 head.
head,
lower;
to gOOll
valley laiiiuii,'$IOfi 11.50.
Eggs.
"' "' " i I'OTOAM), Ore., July 10. IQkh
.published bed today, King rrniniv Weak. Current receipts, 31 e : u9
0 Thlrtresluences anl ninny hum- crolwr (;,ir,m, ,,.,.ared ,ha, f .Mr..!eta. 2IHI ieVfeo; firsts. 2D til 29' c;
ness buildings valued a over t2O0UO (.,.wfor(1 ,, WnllM w lv(.n polw SJ4I 3.,e. delivered Port-
are in tin- muiw of lonstiuclloiPln u ,ust have3 hem of a lure klioT1"""'
the rity of Medford. Recording to known to few people. Corson ron-T Butter
building permits Issued l.y the city ?"p,eU"n "l"t Into tin- death of poKTI.AND. Ore.. July 10.0 Hotter
building depurtn,, during the.ast , "d rLjS ."'i
the greutuJ'Opart averaging In the
tieliAborhood of $3000 or a little ,,,.,, ," . , J Hutlerfat-fcSteoilv. Heat WurnlnK
k.e ,, have th body exhumed, asserted that r alters track In Zoe
l ire residences iwhi. are being Bne Mgvml her daughter was pol-, No' ''
m aom., un,i ,ien shol.
lion of each and The namcgof ihel 0PnnK )f the B,.VP f Ml. Wn(e
bulJer. O ,. will not disclose anything that wan
Ur. H. R. Klllolt Is building a .7000 ,.,., fl , , rm.r. ,.
noue on Corning court: l-tonald .lc- !,,, ,,....1.. ... 41 i...- .i
ivee, a $5000 home at the i-fl ner of i
(icneva and Hast .Main slrceis; John aktoKIA. Ore.. July 10. A. P.I
Moffat, a $3000 lme on Wsklyo.; , lne , f ,.,,,.,. n
Heights; Lillth and ( e.-i ( reede, a lf nlI01.nt.yfl, ,,f.ov(;,.y f ,
Of-1'"" home ""'' 'ho Hlllcrest toad; , ,ne 8lllllu.n f jlrs. r,,uvf,.,
.Max flellauer, jr,00 frai.ie dwelling hte, wh . klM,.(, , K(.aule ,w
yu i.wimiif, luuii, .i, i " years ago would coi.tltute a Htrong
a Poultry.
I TORTLAND. Ore.. July 10. Poultry
Klrm. scarce. lWuvy hens. 'lli t.W:
j 11.11, It'; sprlnna, 18V4 6!5c; young
vvnite UUCKS, 2UC.
STATE GHAMBEir
COMMERCE GETS
SECY'S SUPPORT
KUriE.VB, Ore.. July 10 R. Rugene
Chadwk'k of Kutfene whh today unani
mously Hetf president of-.the. Hiate
ot Cham
gun at the
I20H0 collage on North I v9 Carrol
flcmtlKon, 41 $11600 Mingtilow In tho
KpnvCnod addition; 3. K. KoIIsh, a
j2500 rHilnre on South Tripp Htrpii
Vlcigr C. Kf'hcr. a $30 homo on
(jfcrl Ann avenue; Frank Panernon
p lOOii cottage on Kant Ien h Htre
11, Or (Hancock, u $1500 cTtt;fi on
KdwurdH and H'-atty; HiiH.se II Shr
wood, u ;ir00 home on 13th and
Npwtown: .AirH. V. K. Wahl, a Itooo
renraenct on Reddy tivenuc; il. A.
ft 1 wood, n $21i(0i liornft u C'ottiiKe
it vet; L, YoutiK. a l.lifl) reHldenct'
u the 'Went lde of Jucotn Hlreet;
Carl ,lnM and J.liayknl on Mherly
tnd Niitifllc Mri'tjtH, u $000 cott.-tye;
J. 1 lies (lamhle, ItOO duplex apait
nent houH? on Went Main; J. J. Clark
fiid A. J. Sharp, a $IOOU cottage on
South I'yii'h; O. I.. Cornwall, tw
uMfl9 on Quince Htreet e;g-h cohiIdk
K'OOO; J. Kelt! man, a $!i"o0 home
North Central; V. K. Thoinus, a
JPIfcM dyplex apartment houne rj)
JVortl Oirr street; (Jcoifp Ivernon, a
1500 couhkc on Went Hth; CharleH A.
Wlnfcju 9lf00 cottage on Hofith Cen
tral; F. J, Wiltnot, a$;i(H)0 home on
VflMt lackHon; V. D. Ha .el, a flGOO
ootiuRe on thg mrth Hide of W'bhL 9th;
fiude M, jlouHton, a $2000 home on
tfl5Bnylviinla avenue.
. jWeslde the above re.oidence permits,
InnunNerahle permits were gritfited
for. repairs and Improvements on
offHFH already contructed.
v Dvtcbg those two ninths permtlH
for ike construction of hUHlneHH Htruc
tftfe'K were more noticeable Aian the
BveraP mntli proceeding. During
May una June, K. C. Jerome was
m Rranrfrfd a permit ta coiiHtruct a con
crete burtlnesH Mtructure on West Main
near Riverside nr a 4nwtfiliOMiio.
I. C'ornwall wan granted a peflult to
bit 1 1 d a. concrete structure on South
It I versid e nea r Main at a cost o f
" $T00t);',John W. Johnson, a permit to
eroet f $860 concrete parage at the
cortjDof Klghth and Uartlett streets;
Karihl, peAnlt to build a $4000
cohdrifie structure on 6th street near
the pdjOomce; tfoh Hillings, a $tlEWu
fbriiby on souAi Riverside; and the
&9AfHKlver Valley Cunning company
a $000 warehouse at the end of
South front street.
ThtOtbulliHngs mentioned above nre
all ity the course of construction with
rrmk nearly completed and tenanted
hp pro1 at murder, counsel
vf hitj'"! faiiifly declared here
link In th.
ttf Mrs,
today. An order for exhumati'd of
the body and analysis of tft? vital
orguns was Issued yesterday in re
h 10 line to a petit loi of Mrs. White's
mother, Mrs. .Mary KJoblom.
While .1 O. i;rickson, former Clat
Hop cotinty diftrict attorney, is con
tinuing to handle the Astoria investi
gation, C. W. Robinson, criminal law
expert, has left for Seattle to further
probe the mystery of the woman's
du.uP In that city. The, exhumation
of the body muy be delayed several
days pending Investigations of Rubin
son Itf Seattle.
It is he contention, of relallvt-s that
Mrs. White us poisoned and then
Pdi4 to give her dwath sfce appearance
of suicide. The bullet wound Is .in
the left temple und an ftttompt will
be made to show that 11 entered at an
angle which m;le it impossibly for
Alr. White, who was right-handed, fe
have fired the shot, 1 is also the
contention of RrlckHon that the body
was railroaded to the grave.
Potatoes and Onions.
PORTLAND. Ore.. July 10. Pota
toes About sternly.
Onions Steady.
tty hifslness concerns.
. r,.1 Niitlonal. 9
!. Xt" Jloston It. II. E.
rincBjpiatl . .? 0 4 0
Sn ee-.i A 2
vi Itfiye Aid Wlltgo; liellton aiQl
(lliiitjjt. a
At 1'lillSlelilila n. H.
SI. tfttlls 1 7 14
Phltrj&lphla 9 13 U
KlQSi, Dyer and o l'neii; uing
and .ilson. .
9
rhleago-llrooklyn pnHtpnned, ruin.
, i
NCv YiC0 PlttMhurg postponed.
American Leagu
7W1.0l8lnly 1. tA. P.l Jloli
his
linnin run of the senHon In
MeuflPtAthe'New Yorlt Yankees lilt
..... .i. ,,1 111,1 n,-unii 111
t(jy (Qbrth liming of tli fliQ game of
todaj tloiilili'lieader xjllylie Browns.
AtJO.ngo 11.1. K
Wnslgaoi 9 14 2
ChM HUM I
pftEPu, Qregg. arliWry andTTtuel:
lridlAfrtin. Piitier lllnnbnliul.lti n.l
SchalkT - &
.'Tf. . .
At flleveliinil n ISM;
f-niiuuf iiifa 1 11 1
Clnveioiid . B 1:1 1
rAvus, hiwineh atidl!erkliis;
lltK'keye and Sewell,
lfell. R.
8 9 3
9 It 3
I'ennock
At St. IOiils
Klrst giiine:
Ne' Vork
St lUl O
ahnr l,nu.L.,.u l....u
and Hanaolieh :f3uiiforth. tliiHtim V:in
f-plWer nntl llurgrnvo.
w c
At Detroit . It. II. K
Boston 1 7 1
imtrott 5 s 1
VS'lnHfleld nndSiokes; llolluvtay.
Doyl,,nnd HassltW
Dailj Report on
the Crime Wave
O R
CHIPAOO, July 10. (A. 1M"ay.
moial .CoHtello, rerenlly paroled from
th Wntlao refQnnlory for good be
hav&r, confetwcJ, today the murder of
l(-PiT-tild Matlnllna Whit, whose
bruWd body was found beath a
pordp near hr home, Th gill Jid
$eclf'eunm.
I'orlbsKl Wheal.
l'OgTI.A.S'1), Ore., July 10 Whfat
hiib: Hard white, bMestem, baart,
SATS: soft white, hard winter, nor-
Plheeaj spring 41.37; vHtern white,
l..lli; western red, fl.34; HUB hard
while. (1.40.
T'Olay's enr receits Wheat, 12;
flour, 8; hay, 2.
Mmwetib
?0 BE SOLD
San Francisco Markets.
SAM FRANCISCO, July 10. Hut tor
U o. b. Sun Francisco, 65c. ,
The Valley Fuel company has added
to its stock the well known Ciu-bon
Hrlqifl'ts, made In Portland by fhe
1'nriland (las and Coke company. Mr,
TijyV has tried for. several yeark to
get Ch'tiTtlfl "h.e 'luC 'brf nccolint of
thi great deniand for it In the city M
PortUind has nitbeen able to get It
in quantities enough to guarantee de
liveries In Hertford until the present
dale.
In the city of 1etrtland alone ap
proximately 2K.000 tofft were dd
prior to June ftl-st this yur. Cnibon
hijiuuets orodiice morn bent, than niiv
rut her fuel on the market, because
they are man Ufa (-Hired from puro
carbon, guaranteed afree from ground
coal or cuke, free from unh or clink
ers.
Carbon briquets used In furnaces or
fir 0 luce produce better resuttH than
any alher ftiel and hIho perfect re
sults are obtained In coal stoves, wood
heaters and oinges. Ciibon briquets
have no eqtial for heating anil cooking
purposes and are economical and
clean, but do not conflict carbon brl-
luets with the ordinary coal hrlqus
as theyOuro as different sis hard and
soft coal. , m
Mr. Taylor of the Valley Fuel com
pany to introduce this fuel in Med ford
is milking special summer prices on
orders hooked durffur Julv and Aumist
miff ft irther information call and
have thetgj explain all 9 partlcubfts.
Valley Fuel Company, Phone 76. 94
ciiujIii' and vo3ii; lkavk
STATE GOLF flET
PORTLAND. Ore.. July 3 0.-Wlth
more than seventy entries received by
noon today for the men's division of
the Oregon state championship tour
nament to be held next week at
Tualatin country club, the major
event promises to have one of the blg-ga-st
fields In the hfcdory of Oregon
golf, liy six o'clock tonight the clos
ing time for receiving entries. It Is ex
pected that the list will Include be
tween SO and 10 golfers.
In This field there will he some of
the coast's best golfers, including Dr.
O. F. Witting, present title holder;
Jftlolph Wllhelm; C. D. llun'ter, Jr..
of Tacoma; Frank Dolp, city chnm
plonttRoy Aloe, Arlo Kyle, Frcel Kay.
LW.vd Ryrly, Fdwln Neustadter,
Claude Foote, C. A. Sharp and others.
Association of Secretaries
hereof Commerce of Oregi
closing meeting of the members of
the association. Other officers choswi
ii9 Karl Reynolds of lO Orortde. vice
president; R. R. Morris of J'ortland,
secretary-treasurer; V. A. Held, of
Corvallls. J. H, Fuller of Ashland, 9
D. B. Dodson of Portland, W. oW.
Phillips of ifcllsboro and F. A. Fuller-
ton of Milton, directors.
Retiring officers are J. H. Fuller of
Ashland, president, and W. A. Reid of
Corvallls, secretary treasurer.
The secretaries in business session1
. wiu ui..u i- auiiuii iiw mute
chamber of commerce and to give
whatever assistance Is needed in the
I plan for financing the organization.
1 he finance plan, as prettied by W'a
Ci. ide. of the state chamber, fs that
approximately 25 counties In the
state, outside of the Portland terri
tory, sell 100 membership's each, at $5
per year. This will give $12,500 per
year or $25,000 for the two year
period. This fund Is to be used for
promotion work, and for the services
of I. K. Vlnlng of Ashland,, president
oj the organization, 'fhe support of
the secretaries was given.followini? a
long discussion. The drive for mem
bers will be staged by the state cham
ber In each county.
Added to the $2G,000 for the two
year period will be a ftyid of $45,000,
which the Portland chamber of com
merce proposes to raise for land set
tlement work of the state chamber.
This ivlll he a sunt apart from, the
administration fund. It is said. The
publication, "Oregon Business," will
also be continued.-
During the early morning session
Oregon as a national plaground was
discussed at the roundtable meeting.
Rxtension of highfvays and exploiting
of Oregon's recreational spots was
stressed. Utmost attention should he
paid to the tourist, the- ' secretaries
agreed.
FEZ
TV you love your wife?
95
French Defeat HI f Nans
French Morocco, July 10.--
(A. P.) Th French official com
munique today sayi Jnost of the- en
emy tribesmen- who recently came
south of tile Ouergha river, as -part
of a threatened Rlfflan ilrlve upon
Taza have been focced Idc to the
north side at the jrivr by the Fretich.
Kugene Mn Weds
RUGENE, Ore'-July fO. William
B. Strawn, manager of the J. C. Pen
ney company store at Rose burg, and
Miss Margarita Radcllffe Alerrill.of
Roseburg weio united in marriage at
the St. AInry'jj Episcopal church here
Wednesday, It was revealed today. "
EVOLUTION I0EAS
LONDON.. July 10 (A. P.) Rome
of Eland'ii most noted divines i$ul
scientists condemifi the Tennessee
Inw forbidding the teaching of evo
lution in a Bymposlum published by
the Weekly Nature. These ' views
were assembled by the Weekly Na
ture because of the trll aw Day
ton, Tenn., of John, T. Scopes for
leaching tli theory of evolution is
attracting us much attention in Eng
land as in the United States.
J'he bishop of Birmingham is quot
ed by Nature as saying: "As one
who values intellectual freedom I am
shocked that Anglo-Saxon commu
nities should seek by legislation and
prosecution to prevent the spread of
knowledge.
"As i Chrlstin I am dismayed by
a movement which onnoses a rea
sonable formulation of the Christian
faith. Th normal, educated, Chris
tian Briton regard the ; process of
evolution as the machinery lhere1y
od created man. Every divine of
us expresses this
eminence among
point of view."
TO LAY UP HAY FOR
RESERVE IN WINTER
ineinlO ot ilhu United Slutea tmiM
commission, nucceedlng Wlllium s.
t'ulbertson, recently appointed mihlsf
ter to Roumanla. . .
Mr. Hroisard since 1921 has been
economist with the tariff commission
at Washington. - '
POUTLAND, Ore.. July 10. Stock
men of the range districts east of the
mountaltO have been notified by C. R.
'OVnde, humane officer of the Oregon
tiumanoociv-, oo o
ed from the central and south central
Oregon districts, that no excuses will
be laKen nexi wioiei- i .
lowed to starve.
"Hay can he purchased at reason
able prices how,"os"ld Wade. "and
those who fall to tako advafiWo of
nresent j conditions will find them
selves facing the courts. If they allow
stock to go husViJ when winter
comes." i
Wade visited the Klamath mils
and Grants . Pass rodeos during ins
trip and forced withdrawal of poorly
nourished horses from both.. At
Grants Pass he found 24 horses, furi
nlshed by Alex Tecumseh, an Indian,
In such conditin that he barred them
from the.conteiKs. While away he In
spected betwee 1100 and 1200 head
of slock. '
SKINNY MEN
6,0 f
Thin Men
Run Down Ion f
NeivouffMe
You probably know that Cod Llv'or
Oil is the greatest flesh producer In
the world. .'
Because It contains more Vitamlnes
Ohflh any food yo(j can got. - ...
i'ou';)' g'txl know thaCod
Liver Cirl comes In sugar coatea taD
lets now, so It you really wiit to put
10 or 20 pound of solid healthy flesV
Ion your bones jnd .feel avll omb
strong uhn ..
Side Phannft y. -Medford Pharmacy
for a box of .McCoy's Cot l.iver Oi
Compound Tablets. . ',
Only 60 cents for 60 tablets and It
you on't gain five pounds in 30 dajs
your druggist will hand you back the
3ioney you paid for thenf.
Viati Man Appointed Isn't anytning unusua. .or a per,.
SWA M PHCOTT, Musa,, July 10. .son lo gain i iou....n .
The president ftts appointed Kdgar K. "Get McCoy t leoriginai aim gen-
Un..n.l.l Unnuur.l nf I In I lO IIP fliUmP I Oil I.iv.'l n .n.....
When -you secure money from I tins Association on a TiesX'. '. '
Estate Loan, it is amortizedthat is, paid back in small equal pa-'
ments. As a result, when the time for which the loan issecured -lias
passed, your property is free and clear. . ; .
We are prepared to make all good loans on our usual tnos,
which terms are as good or better: than can be had elsewhere.
Furthermore, the interest is kept at home to build up our coin
. munity and promote its welfare and prosperity. Unsafe, exhorbi
tant loans arc not desired.
We protect the. iiiterests of our members, both borrower and.
- investor. . .v.--- ;;. - ; .'. "
Jackson County Building & Loan Ass'ni
. . ...: 30 NortH Central ATeaa Bedford, Oregon
C. M. KjIDEXv Pe. 6. C. BOGGS, Sec. Atty.
(Continued from page on)
going to Hong (Aing, vlle otl'is
who wish lo return, are being pre-
vent0 by the authorities. Ships
plying between Canton and llonn"
Kong' will cense iQtitilng tomorrow
wfij'ii ciiesicrevs strike.
Tlio situation here today is de
scribed us critical.
iiitv.w tiirrs iiid ovatiov
(CMtlnued Frm Page Oft)
imii neen vioitneiiv it wns (lie timy 01
rTip Jury to Indict the guilty person or
persona, lie said the uuestlonQf the
wisdom of the law did mtiltt Into
inn equation so far as consideration
by the body 6i emicerd'd. Ho julil
that although .9 nilsdenienmirr It
n(g)it bo considered 11 "high" iiilsJ
lenieanor. Ho dwelt nt some length
on I ft) possllig(ty of Inirtii recJII"g
fron'i tllsrewrd of the limitations of
restninHlbllllyin thixschoolrnotn.
ItBV gratiil l.vf, iMlred to consider
the .uj).i sultted by tQ Oitn Old a
recess of ono hour was onli'Ol.
Senate Also Ratifies O.ict.
PARIS Jnlv 111 l A P 1 The
French senate todnv ratlf.Ol without
tllseiisslon the two 0"8i'lgl" arms
ottferolice 0treaties iertalllllig to
ua. The chamber of deputies nl
ready has ratified them. r
LEE WATKIftS
lias opened histo at the old
stana, J'ji s. front, wun a lun
line of
FEEDS AND SlJpDS
Cftll and see me. Bring your eggs
Will pay market prices. Phone
HO. .1 don't deliver.
mm
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Iti Our Men's Department Entrance on Main St
Mean's stf($ Pants
$R.u0 values $2.99
H00 values .T $3.4
$4.50 values ..?!$.S5
$")eiK) values ,
sfli.50 values
.fG.OO values t
7.)0 falup ..5.25
$7.i0 valuo, $0.45
Collar Attached tfi Cft
Shirts, $2.0(fcivalues....
0
.f 1.50 value OollnO 1
nftuehwl Shirts
Arrow and Manhattan Shirts,
'..50 c-
values
Koijulnr $2.00 value, fljq ELFL
11....W lmii.l Kliil-ta & kt&UJ
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10 Discount!! all other Shirts
y 7
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2paiMofate
Suepsntiera .
BSasK 'Knit
Unoti Suitsu
Palm B&acka
oSujits . .
Swifijjnin Suite
75e value 9
5te
Sen's Taol
Shimming Sujta
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Silk Soj
IQmcy Coloi-s
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Dupfcaa v
Cotton fltojp"
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glnit Ties ,
$1.00 value
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'$35.00 'value's :.
$30.00 values
$35.00 vajue's
40.00 values ............
$45.00 values .1.........
One lot of $25
f and $30 values...!.; f
One lot of $35 ' (
to $45 vRluesr...
..$23.73.'
'933.75
..$38.09
$4L2.75
4.50
20 eA DJDcarcofl
on all
S&aw ancl Pcmam
Hats
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$2.0$) Straws $1.60rJ
$3.00 Straws
$3,50 Toyo's.. ;.
$5.00 Tanainjis
.75 Panamas ?....
Mi's Khaki Hats
.....2.30
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