Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 14, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textft o o O o 6y o MEDFORD. PflflE SIX (i) MEDFORD MATT; TRTRTTME. orkoox. TUESDAY JUT A' 14, STATE LAND BO. UPHELD J kh IS! 0 AQ.SHI.'OTO. July 14. (A.rf.) SALR.M, Ore, July 14. Conn boun ty must ncojit Inxrj without pt'tmltjQi I... n.lQ...U.U mrl..ln I'.n.lu i .1 ihnt county on which tho Mtu. lunil" major onmimiKI.s are hohlins the board hohtH moi-tr-,"'- c-ovi9inK ihi itumion f lrohlhltion enforrT m,Mit yfcw mi, iiTUl ma, arruntlnorfkMH who aro taking tho offpiwi! to nf? opinion by the uipreii.n court in ono and a dffontdve Htand in the todny, Tho ilnhm wclMeiefcy (,'hUf . otlrrr., AVhilo trofimiry and dou'iri ON U. S. BREWERYiJUVIMY EOODRieH T Jutjre Mcllrino, manflainuH pet grant a writ Gif nnifUl'iir liv 'he hufll boitnl In an oriiTiual prv.wmi'lnK anil ii ioJd.s lid mandntKiynd iVnar.v with unties an hy-ib- W':t It'KlHlaturo the reniln.'t. f uiinltl merit m JuhUcp liraTyhen concornod with prohibition an- planning to dry up IlIi flower beer nourceH an aval- i dlsfe- iiincho of political proHHiire for gp urjpaK:d jpointi iTentH In ,the new enforcement mi huri.m).' inai:klne has aiflteured. IjiteroKi Assistant Sfcrotm-y AndreWH of the EW UGHTWEfGH I NEW '.Manny ( unknown Icjxt .:i YORK, July 14.-fA. l;'0(lrlch uf liutmio, iinrt Kttlu hoiirtl .of yeirr nso, today Ih BY PHOENIX IN ill 3 v?-- m . iwj i aHWMan i i"i i . . . i m www ii i . i GOVEllNWO TmWW DEFEWED K I Ad iHLlf nnd costs f-n ihem I 1"; -nt tax'-s. 'i pjipury, anfl Airs. .IVi1k1 'lllrhrandt, The opiMoll jilso up)fdil: the net an tiiHsla it attorney nneral, have de rjmstltutlnnul.' Tin- tn ayioimt of vlm-Lj a (ne brewery it"rmi st"m rvonoy rij)t'eenJ'Ml In tho cs4- Im iwf inn (J have arrariKeil for cIohit eo oper- atiBti netweeii inoir oepartinentH ror known, ,ltut Jt in'of Htute-wl' tnm. aip1ytnn to all countU Hinillar conditinnH,clHt. Utipor- wheil. Court Decisions HAJ.EM, July H. The . foIt(wlriK ionM wre hantlVd down by the uiiremi court Ifcday: tnt of OrtKWn by ntnlo tlnh con,i tallon, appfliAtit nnd wot reiond v. PMHity M. Wofir, ct .ai; rc "idrntB is.nd crown apellantH, and . Jfwlinmn: roMpondent and ci-ohh Ve tfndnt; ipl fim Hood Klver iiiniity; action Iry. the utatn to nppro Iir&t acreH of land or Kahnon Im eulturi ptn-pofH nnd rltht of Wfr fur mad pjirpoKCH. opinion by Juwtlee Hlt. JiuIku Kred W. WIIhoii ftffirmt-d. more rlfid pr';s?eeutlon of violatoi'H. K;ery "potential brewery" will bo. watched to di'ternilne whether bcr'of more Hi an the legal nlcolfollc content Ih removed from them. lender the reorganlaUon the state prohllJtlon directurH rti'e to be sup planted by regional direct oi-h and thCHe few portions, pyin up to $7)1) hy.ve brought foith several eontestH. Ijia? Hundny nt EaKle Pjtnt, Ioe- 0iix iu"h in long ena m u mi- anti-run comeHt with Copco, 14 to iu. Jiourne i;art Qjff wi in the first Inning and-hefore Die smoke rfit Lattlu had ctl'ared. I'hnlx had i- onexed flT runs. Oliver, who re lieved hjm the second, did not fai much better, and relieved by I-k y)lA- i? the fourth, who, alt- an fibsenceof five weeks, ftohjj as u im noniu leawi 10 jurcc runs in light- liini'Tgs, oo ifliiiir n ttmer hf Mc weight chnmiilon of the world. Abeo witlt ftie man 'on fiie. Karller The fttl;- was actjulred by his de-'in the game, Montgomery, for I'hoe feat of Stanislaus J.f)ay;:a of (.'hile nix, als.f hit forth eiteuit, A total technical knockout in the sec- Df four homo, ruim featured the game bout the two fitpco tdrrui smaHls being wielded 1 ick. Miller and OleiTn (iuiiey. , H0 N. J'. hy ond round of a fifteen round at Long Island ("it V lasL (light. (Joodrieh stit-cei'dH I Jenny 1-eonard who retired In favor of the, winner of a llghtwegiht elimination tour na.rnent ordered ),y the Xew York State Athletin 'ommlMsion. (iooifrieh pummeled the (hllean with heavy rights and lefts at tho cUent BUI of ght The Wealern Asuoclntloif vauOevllle at Hunt's t.'raterlan tonight Is an ex cellent bill. Lew Hawkins has earned the reputa tion .of "I'heHterfteld of Minstrelsy", by 'his extraordinary work with many of the leading blackface companies. He PARIS, July 14. (A. P..) Charlie I'addock of Los 'Angeles and Loren Murchlson of Newark, N.' J., won the i company; appeal from .Muunoitian , , .,., ,,, ,,,, .'le,aiVV 'u yum uasn, res7ec. tie 10 iur- i, ,,ii,i- ! i iiT-i in. In Co .gresn Hotel, Pt.r I.md. Tho f yehcllan Kive offer a Opinion by Justice I rown. Jh" inuicaf melange of soug and Inslru if; Taiwell affirmed. . . ,;,.., nii.,.h.M- 1hfl iir unva ,,, Ji l.ong. npiieiymi. vs. nmun .. .... r,.n(irtfr,M ,)f M(ini,H nU(l cflwity; suit to determine title to rur- I, JV " ""Imi "'--"H-- avemifti. They speelallze vth violin. iMtrict, on avptfil from n-port of com- !lfllX0I,hon(! h, , Mr mIonerK' alnr- U-nefi h and, AnwlMfi. rillt ,H Whvvva fromy uiiiflm; apinl from ( olumbin coun. ri ,, ' , , . .,, wn r.inr .inn lilin'y DIIIIK'S. 1 lie ty; Uplnlon by Jusiletf lirown. Judgi Jirniffl A. Fx kin affirmed. t. IE. Sars, t;t nl, aiSpellants, vs. Or ehiflrdu "Water company, appeal from 3u,lheur county: dbjeetion to cost Mil of kifndantH based on ollnlon of May 26-iWfc'miiijrr rcro of lower court; ob jW)'twR ovt'rruled by the court. rttato of Oriou ex rel Rtate land lird, et ai, petitioners, vs. Coos c3nty; original proceedings in man fofU". red performer of this group 1m "fJttltt Jimmy," thu monkey nut cracker. He is accompanied by a col lection of trained cnnlnes. Iiuuirance agents und policy hold era should not fail to see l.eo and Viola Doherty in their screaming farce "Marring und Insurance.." Ardell Urolher exercise nil the mus Kiroii by JU'tf. ItobbliiH and iMIV chll counted t heavily agalnsT the power distributors, and it i'as thin support .that imnt deitat for the Copco pittdiers. , Allen nnd Seaman, for Phoenix. start and floored him five times )iQtU pjt).hed good balW and held Hie during the fir?t round.' T,oaya frac- Vfih-nirtker down when hits' meant tared his right ankle in a fall nnd runa 1 -luii.K 10 me ropen wiui one nami AJibouirVi 'Coimn hr rneelve.l two defeats iti as, many weeks they kave not lost', conf-idenco ami ai'e, .mort; determined thnit ever to atagfi a como-buck. Hopes were ' revived (this week when -It was fountf that t Hick Miler vVm'wear a Copco uili-. frrn thp' retft of the searfon. Next Sunday, at the Owen-Ore gon grounds, Copco meuts Rogue River In a return same and a lively contest Is expected, as' Hick Miller will iro d o u b t st a rt tho gam e for Copco, which will be called at 2:30 p. m, Copco and Owon-Oregon havo switched home grounds for this Sunday only, due to the fact that Hu-nhrook plays a return game with the .lumberjacks and the facilities for handling the crowd are much better at Holly street. All teams desiring games with Copco, please corrimt'iiicate with the baseball manager at the home qffie'e, while ho sought to stave off punlslt-1 . ment with the other. His seconds tossed, a towel Into the Vlng after' 35 seconds in the secoml round. Win Da he in Pari ill the University of Paris meet at Hie Paris suburlrtin .stadium today. Paddock's time for the 1.00 meters was 10 4-5 seconds. Murchlson made the 100 yards in 10 -5 second.s. iuk to compel remUslon of penally "v J""H.t ino "winginB nntfs .Hi-BiW.K0n linntt.. Writ ln ,(ne of th st acts of itJtlnd In atffco in oflulon by Chief Justice oxlstenc.. , It will close one of tho f Kug r. Walt), et nl, comPftny. apiwHant, nppuai SPORT BRIEFS , , I SfuslnAV .nio'u r tne season. I l i j i fry are aiso pieiures anil music ff-O - Ltnp county. Opinion by Jiin tkw Menu. Jnf O. r. Mlpworth lif- wed. . Jffnes Inge vs., Ht. Jtdins J, umber ewmpany, npiadlamH: nppiil from MoHnomah ciiutty; sull for damages fop 'ftersonat Injury. 'Opinion by Just tlce Pui-nott. Jurtc Walter II. Kvfifis rWHed, In the rnnttr of thf determination i the rolativo rlglita td tho waters of Willow crook and tr.ibulariei a tribu tary of Malheur river. , Willow Kiver 'tr assoria fa, vs. Orcharda A'atcr ri'inpauy et ai, npiM-al from -Malheur count-y, l'e tMkin for reheaMiif .denied In upinlon o Justice Cohn. Utatfi.of Ort-f.in ex rel Jack. Mcnnoy ts. IndUfl trial Accident commission. 4r44n pro(flnt in mandamus to raulro defendant o obey jmlgment fif circuit cowt for ('IhctsMiiiiM couaty. pinion by Juatice Coshow. Writ cle- by the Craterlan ordteHtrn. Wayfarer Week Big Event, Seattle An unusual situation presented it self In the New York-While Sox serlerti the right nnd left fielders not having a pirtout In two games. Tho center fielder, TCarl Combs, 'for mer American Association Htar, has been playing nil over tho outfield und 1ft two days has registered 14 putouts, most of which have been after difficult runs. Every resort. sleeping porch Is a health . Lou Oh rig "homo run slugger of the high schools," uncorked a four bagger with a man on bane ond Hed ln her of the White Sox on tho mound. The Sox HtiJidicd to If si after ward on "VVnlle Hoyt nnd . chalked u'p their second victory in a row. Speoint nights at "The Wayfaror," to ho produced in the University of Hornsby. mannger'of the Cardinals, got hitck in his old position after his injury nnd cracked out his 23rd homo run of the season. The blow, I Washington, stadium, each evening, 1 however, wits "not enough to beat tho July 27 to August 1, have been hn- Phillies, who Hed the count ln the p!l3iSSa Ptaifi I tm t9ihar j i4B Q4n ofi Firo a bwaufla tftumimm t &ya Iff hm 9mHti . ft VaTcmmk ' riJ ,,I.4,IY no u need at the Hiattlo headquarters of the hlg civic nnd religious pagonnt. Hecnuse of tHe largo number of Knights Templar who will be In Seat tle that week attending the Oth trieu nlal conclave of the order, crack drill teniftH from aH. parts of tho country will give exhibition drills each evening before the performance, starts. In honor of tho drill teams taking part, , night s.hahe been na'mad for the va rious states, from Milch the organiza tions come. ' On llovornors night, .hily 2!t, it Is MotiV tKa ehif iixecutlveH of Ore--gon, Idaho, Washington and ftritjah Cidumbia will ho pnesent, With'Irltlfr mldHhlpmen from the Aliunpolis'Nnval ncademy In oSallle rturlug "Wayfarer',' veelt, squads of these men will bo In the final 'march of nations earh oven ing. This is tho first tlmo mitishipmefi from the I'nlted States naval ncarlMny have visited this coast. Orders for tickets will h? filled nt any tlmo nrior to production, people fro tnatl parts of this country. Alaska and the Philippine islands hnvo re served Uckets. The Seattle ortsmen's rissoclation wil hold its annual exhibition and the Amfrican Athletic union will stage its national swimming contents lir Pontile tlurlng ''Wayfarer "Week." Feni Trmck Wemk ' MeJford, July 13-18 This wim'U V:1h.1m','ii Ai'l(natiil nt ,Nitlili:tl, Kort. Ti tirk Wook anil the ' I.. (.'att 'Auto rompnuy, Mt-ilfotil. local autHoilzcil ifoah'r, tia8 afrnncil for a (Hnltti nliotvltiK of Kord hulli truck hmUcH. Unllancc of tho Kurd Motor Mill pany hjto tho ilinn ifacfln o jif coitnvl clul ImuIIcb Judlcatiw it new nuil Im porlant advancement In thin division f motor trauHiioitatlon hIiico it shown that Ford llninitlnK ln(-etlvei 'uid hinilliiK services the same ljw,vo at hlKh value tlint has tnailu the Kid pusseitKei' car the mostca,ptllar III the world. The holiness man or fnnui wtoo Ih IntereslevT In rnlftelllK hlulllllK t'tm.s will have Dn opToiiunlty this week of lirfoiiilnK fully acquainted with these Kord hulll truck lindlcs which , la'cause of Ohe economies of Kord qunullly iirodtictlon, are low prices. ijlie Kord hunt coitihlnatlons for the famous Kord one-ton truck clmssls In clude the open express type, the ex iCV'ss type wltlG'llher screen sides niyt Minoiiy top or with i,,p alone, nnd the slake and platform hody, A I'loseil cah. a.Triptaldv for use with any of these Ivffia, alo Is provided and has ki owii ureal ty In popularity since us Itltrodllcflyn. The dlsphiys nfsfi will new pick up hody, whlrhyJs mounted on the rear of the Kord ruYiahout. liro. vidlnii it Huht d.yeiy ear which me.fS) it variety of requlremvuta where quick ucutt'iy m un Important factor, Hjfcred at Include-llK ninth imil tvo"n out In the tenth frame when a douhle and two singles put over 'the tvinnlnjr marker.- Tlldett Wins an I'sual . St;. I.JHMSS, July 14.--CA. I'.) .Wil liam 'TV Tlldon. II., of PhllngolphlR, defending champion, defeated t'liarles Uarnea of it. I.otiis,';odiiy in his first match In the natfonnl olu court ten nis lourmi ment 7-R, 11-. ItTBtywhcre you travel It's KUI-1AIN thttl tnccaill Nowondcrl" PANETELAS (10c per) after your garrw tca-upl - J F".) -:r " . . ;,; Tra TpTp'' '" '1' Tf A ORANGE e . , o . o 0 Vhetfler vou no around in' or pUy ft "duk" l&k yw'U terce that lrce ica Iced is m 1 "birJic" for Bummer uomfort. ftjotc to non-colfcrs: You don't have to understand gcjf to"understand"Trce'alccUt, It's fragrant! l?s wonderfully gcool and satisfying! It lflvts you with a longer-lasting fecl ing'of rcfrcshtitnS Aflji it isn't just the water or the ice pr th lemon it's the tea that turn o o o o O o o o G O o o the trick! fjty it togttlier Treecu OtWige Pekx". - -rjr your furnieure again in the rich bloom of its newness o Calol Liquid G loss restoro the original finish to)urfurniture O like Trutic because of its cleansing and polishing action combined 1 LeA'es a brilliant dry finish on furniture, floors, woodwork, linoiet m, auto-0 mobiles, tc. Shedslust and makes cleaning twice as easy next time. Only a little required , et a time on a wet cloth or a few drops on a austiftg mop. Orde.r from your deafer today and scei STANDARD OIL COMPANY (Caliivrma) , CALOL UOUID GLOSS UtQOJOOOOOODOttf HAIL INSUflANCC First Insurance 1 .Ajwjcy 9 A. L. .HILL, Manager 5? Phone 105' 30 North Central fl McaHord, Or.. Wong Poo Mniicisc ir Trent mom Acvie aatt Chromic l)bactj of Mot On&cer and 'ttimor treated, inflvensA, W1 aey, rjijildw uikI HtomnL-li troubw, ftH, hemin, juptute, ooldc, tumuli trouble, pur ely sin, K've.'. pneuinoiuo, asth .and throat trolfP, rhfintifctism, aiapiiorrtioca. foitre, coi'ftuaiptiou, cnUrrtt, pilM, bydrocth,- ai burltin. Offloo Hour: I A. M. It I P. B. ConaaltatltMi Fr 241 South Front St. (mm. IfflSSM MaidO'Sko IT'S DELICIOUS iNevcr belore could ;ftf buy so nnich friyt iu a smAl bottle. ' . . SKO is made from. Real uraiiffcs- and tliere are no s'tithotio flavors added. Close vour eves and- vou can easily. imagine you are tu'inkiug"' the.muf ftself. All our products are giia- antecd to fte pure and wlrote-' soihq, which is your protec- WOlh Jgcksoft County . Creamery . o Our palo stickth closer t h a n a brother. All of life's lessons are, iiotlearnetI ln$l srhool. Tho lesson of I paint's pr o t e c 1 1 o n . I eomes from expert- enee. i o know Ihnt paint is the best Pro tective policy. Why do v.o put It off? Reprinied from the First Balloon Tire Announcements A T.-'nn t'iilo on a cushion of air." L "Ruts and bSmps are sinobthed out." " The car and its occupants are proiecicu " jolts and jars." "Shocks are absorbed before they reach axles and springs." 0 a"On uneven roads where ordinary tirfj bounce,o these flexible low-air pressure tire roll over , the bumps, permitting better average speed. "Save repairs." W Q 0 ' Low-Air Pressure; "is; HtRE is a list of bajloon tire idvantav takert . frorrj the first balloon tire announcements. These were the things thai car owners wantaJ. . The-things that made them demand balloon tiet.. Read them anJ then ask yourself how you cant them except in a tire that can be run at tow eiistairki ' air pcs2ure to provide a soft air cushion between th car and the road. Some car owitei o have been sold the balloon princi ple and then handed the name only. Just a Lip;, round, fat tife with the name " Balloon " on it will not Recessaily give low-air pressure ridiiif comfort. ., vj :,"- ; The'oriinal ideal of the industry 'w a flexible tide wall,..low-preisure tire. Yet today some "balteon" tires must be run at too ki-n peeasure for ideal cushioninf , as they wear out . tan fast when they are run soft. It is important to you as a car owner to remember this fact. ' The United State Royal Balloon is spoken of as the "Balloon Tire Principle at its Best", because it can be run at low-air pressure without injury. It is built of Latex-treated Web Cord which provides the necessary strength end flexibility. It has the U. S. Low-Pressure Tread which Wears slowly and evenly and Simulates early, uneven and unsightly wear. . Specify U.S.. Royal Balloon Cords and be sure of true low-pressure cushioning. ' Unftsd States Rutter Company . True Lou Pressury U. S. Ro 'Ball ' ' it.i ';' A-.A 'i j.i oons svitVi ific New Flat "Low- Pressure Tread" and built of Latex - treated Web Cord Mark DniWSUtTircs tr Good Tlrts For sale by: Medford Vulcanizing Works Medford, Oregon Central Point Service Station Central Point, OVbgon CASH PAID Q , For Second-Hand o Furniture and Stoves . W. A. KINNEY Furniture House 31E. Main Phone 505 tkrt Temporary Relief But bull PILES' or othrRertal orColoh ailments should not be experi mented with. They shou!d and can be ell hod CUED b' mV noiwurgU Send today for my FREE BOOK eon taiiuig scores of voluntsry testimonials from patients, some of whom had suff- ercd 2(J years and had tried every kind . ofdrugandtre.tment. Read It and you ..... uiucrunaersranciwhy I can give n Written Quat- ontte to CORE your PUa . .wuuu your rce. S?Rr,J.TTi0FVcTr Follow Pet&jr Point's Advice WE ARE MANUFACTURERS OF Doors Screens, Windows' and Sash, Window and Door Frames a Mouldings, Cabinets of All Kinds Our Constant Aim Is to Kee'p Our Quality "and Prices Absolutely Right. Do Not Order From Out-of-ToOvVoncorns Before Letting Us Figure an Your Bill. Q TROWBRIDGE CABINET WORKS Medford AModemMiU , y , Oregon . 9 r3 o o o e .