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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOjlP, OKEGOX, TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1925
PAffE THREE
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WILL PUBLISH AN
APE GATECHISM
ROGUE R. VALLEY
AT CONVENTION
EX-MEDFOBDITES
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Mr. and Mrs. Andrews who" left
Med ford two years ago and went to
Virginia to farm, were so in love with
Medford that they recently returned
and Mr. Andrews is working for the
Monarch Seed company.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Babcock, who
I re'urned to their old home in Blsbee.
..' Ariz., ,two years ago, had the southern
Oregon fever so badly they also re
turned to Medford recently.
.'.Mr; and Mrs. C. L. Bland, who
went to the City of the Angels Los
Angeles over a year ago, returned
recently for another drink of mountain
spring water, decided to stay and Mr.
Bland has a position with' the Peer
less bakery. .
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Witte and wife,
'after four years In Centralia, Wash.;
' wore ' passing through Medford en
route to Los Angeles, but the Rogue
valley looked so good to thctn they
decided to stay. Mr. Witte is with the
Davidson News company.
BANKERS BEHIND
ill; BOOTLEGGERS
TBYU.S.A.
NEW.. YORK, July 21. (A.: P.)
. Efforts to learn whether banks have
financed the gigantic operations of
' bootleggers - who shipped In trunks,
.'from New York Inland; are being
' made by Federal Attorney Buckner
at a John Doe inquiry by a grand
Jury.
:-.;."We particularly want to learn
.how a business of this magnitude
was financed and If any banks were
interested in the operations of the
bootleggers," said Mr. Buckner. In
the first day's inquory the grand
jury heard' testimony of William Gil
bert of Nebraska " an agent who for
months -had been following the trail
,that led last Friday to the arrest of
Jacob Kirgch and seven others in - a;
. Broadway office which is regarded
as . headquarters' of a ring ' which
0 sent salesmen far and, wide to sojiclt
orders . and aid business 'wth per
sons 4n 29 states,. , .
ThQ . ring j had 20,00,0 , customers.
. Trunks. were: shipped- containing the
- liquor and when customers remitted
payment, keys for opening (he trunks
were mailed them, . ;
. Besides Gilbert the jury yesterday
heard testimony from customers in.
Illinois, Iowa nnd Nebraska. "Their i - His; warnings , o loquacious ' spec
names were withheld. I tators.iaro features 'of each ' day's
' Difficulties are expected in call- sessions. He alone with certain 1m
ifng, the customers to testify for It ,i punlty Interrupts the Judicial . pro
'presumed many used fictitious names ceedlngs and ,stqps the counsel or the
and addresses. Mr. Buckner' pointed court to cry .'against disorder. His
out that Borne of the names on thai admonitions are often 'supported -by
' books seized In New " York ; were' the- approval of the oiirt 'who savs:
probably prospects 'and not custo
mers. In this connection there ifl
' a .list of tn embers of the St. Louis
country club, where : the women's
national golf championship Is to be,
Jield In the fall. The list was .found
ori George Fox, salesman, arrested in
Des Moines.
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ASCENT OF
LOGAN RETURN
CORDOVA, Alaska, July 21((A..
P.) On their way to their homesaf
ter reaching the sumlmt of Mount Lo
gan, 19,850 feet high, in Yukon ter
ritory, four members of an expedition.
. of eight, lead by Captain A. H. McCar.)
thy of Summit, N. J., arrived here last
. night. ! : : .
' With Captain McCarthy were )V. W.
Foster of Vancouver, B. C, ' Alan
Carpe of New York and H. P. Cambert
'' of .Ottawa, Norman H. Head of Bos'
.. ton, arrived a week ago.' They are to1
-depart -for Seattle-Tuesday: " !
McCarthy, Foster and Carpe told
of a narro wescape in the wuters of
the Chltlna river when- the-rnft on
which they had embarked turned over
in an eddy at the mouth of a tributary
. river. The men battled the swift cur-
rent for hours in an attempt to reach
the raft on a sand bar, but dunnage
tied underneath It Interfered.
In the struggle most of their food,
, cooking utensils and their camera were
swept away and the films were water
soaked. They managed to right the
raft and puflhed across the deepest
channel, waded the second . channel
and got ashore, then hiked 70 miles.
The first day after the wreck their
only food was sardines and potatoes
fried In sardine can.
BOTTOM 52-FOOT WEIL
OLYMPIAN wfsh., July 21- (A. P.)
All hope that Dennis Murphy, aged
. Rochester Prairie rancher, who 'was
Imprisoned at the bottom of a &2-foot
well yesterday would be reached be
fofe nightfall- today has been aban
dtfied, It was reported from Rochester
ihls morning. Although the rescuo-l
force numbers twenty men, condition
under which they are obliged to work
Impede progress to such an extent
that he will probably not be reached
" ontll Wednesday morning,' "II wa
ASTORIA, Ore.,' July 21 The key-
note of the Oregon State Baptist
convention, meeting In annual sen.'
olon today at the First Baptist church
here, will be. sounded tonight In theharge to the jury in the Scopes case. '
annual sermon to be preached by. The end of the "evolution test" was '
Dr. T.'J.I Vlllers, pastor of the First brought In sight by the agreement of i
HSptlSt CnUl'Cn 01 l-Ortiana. .uiiuincyH iu Five tne yiov iu v ju.jr
There is a distinct undercurrent and permit the record to show a ver
of feeling among the 75 ministerial! diet of "guilty" without argument,
delegates who arrived In Astoria After Judge Raulston had expung-
Mbnday preparatory to the opening
of the convention that doctrinal dif-,
ferences between modernist and f un- "" " s "'"
damentallst Baptist must be kept out lu reached to bring the case to
of the convention. Whether or not,a -c. !; , ., . ,.
this can. be achieved remains prob
lematical.
This morning was. devoted largely!
to the ministerial conference which Mlllone ond Arlhur G. Hays If he had
precedes the general session. Ad- fca(1 opportunlty to examine them
dresses were to be made by Rev. I.' ajt witnesses.
I. Leonard of Baker; Dr. Daniel j It waa explained that the defense's
Bryant of Corvallls; Dr. W. B. Hin- testimony on which it relies to ncqult
son o Portland; Rev. J. F. Huckel-' scopes having been excluded tho do
berry of Carlton; Dr. O. C. Wright 'funse would state to tho Jury that It
of Portland; ' Rev. W. H. Robins of could not ask a verdict of "not guilty,"
Pendleton .and Dr. W. H. Eaton - of and was satisfied to have a conviction
Medford. , . , in this court that an appeal might be
Running coincldentally with the made to the supreme court of Ten
mlnl8terial conference was. the meet.lnossee and possibly to the United'
ing of the 'State Baptist .Women's
soclety.
DAYTON, July' 21. (A.
trolman Kelso Rice of Chattanooga,
has attained a permanent place in
tne scopes trial. stationed upon
the Judge's eminence since the first
day of the Tennessee evolution pro-
Ceedlngs, the' blushing i young blue-
coat has performed ' the duties . of .
baiiirt under circumstances which
would try the patient and courage
ot tne most experienceu. ueienaer
of 'the law. ' -,' - -
' The youthful officer still suffered
from 'embarrassment on ;tho second
day of the trial when ' the Judge
handed him his gavel' with "-which
to enforce ' order In the : crowded
room. With the mallet in one hand
and his club In the 6ther, he shifted
from foot to foot, : but soon learned
to. "sound off" with "impressive de
termination.
"I 'endorse what the '.office says.
The bailiff has supplemented his
customary phrases of warnings, say
ing "you'll have to go out on the
lawn if you' want to talk," with
more wordy pronouncements. ' At In
tervals he announces that "this ls no
circus, people." His' comments ' fre
quently, cause laughter.' ' He tried to
put one over the Judge yesterday in
opening court.- He paused so long
In saying "pursuant to adjournment
-r-sit down.'l that his 'honor Intercept-,
ed he gavel at half way point-in
the formula and the officer had! to
finish It in a 'gale of 'laughter.' ;':
- .Yesterday afternoon ' the throng
on1 .-the lawn ; at the open L air hear
ing was .restive. Scarcely five min
utes paBsed ..without' some demonstration-of
approval. - 'In one of the
moments .; of 1 intense ' interest, ho
broke . in to utter- this exhortation: !
."People, this Is not a circus, there
are no monkeys , up here.' This is a
.law , suit, , Jot's :havo order. '.
TO
LOSE RADIO POST
HAfniuiurt, ,iuiy zi, Bjeore-
tary of. the JJavy Wilbur announced
through his office here .today thst
the naval radio station at Marshfleld.1
Ore., will, be closed and disposed of
and , its- work- taken over through'
rT'ule,iiran9m'lrB .hy lhe "';
radio stations at Empire, Ore,, and
KureKa, Oil. - i
"JIFFY" LUNCH
DAYTON TRIAL
Russell's
Wednesday
Special
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COURT ' ROOM. DAYTON. Tenn..
juiy ji. (a. P.) Judge John T.
Raulston retired from the court room
'nt 9:45 this morning to dictate hls'
ed the testimony of William Jennings ,
Bryan from the record of yesterday
ment that he would make public later
a series of questions he would have
krt pi, nnrrnw n,iiev Field
Hinies supreme court.
r4'ne suggestion tnat tne judge ai-
rect a verdict of "guilty was dis
carded, when it was pointed out, that
for the defense to officially admit guilt
would deprive It of the rltfht to ap
peal. The record would show, it wns
said, that the verdict of guilty was In
due and regular form.
The jury has not heard any of the
i testimony of the defense "test wit
nesses," Dr. Maynard M. Metcalf, nor
'the statments read Into the records
from slrentists and biblical scholars.
The only Information officially reach
ing the jury's ears has been four state-
witnesses, two schoolboys, the super
intendent of schools and the chairman
PJla"lHnlpmpntR from ntate nnd defense.
Gorman Town Evacuated.
BOOHtlM, Oermnny, July 21. (A.
p.) The French ov ncuatlon of this
town' in tho heart of tho Ruhr 'was!
' .nmnlRted ' today. Hnttlhiren nnd .
Wtten were aiRO evnouatod. ' The::
ontlre Ruhr will he cleared
of nl-
'He, troops hy July 31.
NOW DOES :
iMRWORK
Hat No JSackachei No Bad Feeling
Because Lydia Otakham's Veg
etable Compojmd Drove Her :
Illness Away . . .
Milwaukee, Wis'cdrtairi. "I was in n
badly run-down condition and I would
gel weaK spelts ana
terrible headaches.
I felt so badly last
year that I could not
do any houseclean
mg. The' minuto I
would lift' or stoop
it' seemed - tut' if I
was going to fall to
pieces.' I. told a
neighbor how I f .lt
and she said that
Lydia E. Pinkbam's
VeiretableCompound
was surely tne ngnt wing ior me.
I took four bottles then and in the fall
pf the year I took three,, I had been
.treated, by a: doctor but ho gave ma an
.iron tonic and that did not help me. It,
seemed that tha tonic did not havo In it
what ho Vegetable Compound did. That
gave mo the strength ;and ambition I'
needed and I have gained in weight,1
This year before I started to clean house
I got fourbottlesof the Vegetable Com
pound and am taking' it right along. I
tell all my friends about It andhow much
good it does me. They can notlco it be
. cause I have gained in weight' I Weigh
118 now and do all my work' myself
'ai;ain."-Mrs.EMii. O. Brandenburg,:
B6l 37th Street Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
LEE V ATKINS
has oilanod . Mi store at the old
!ot.n19q7 tt 'Vrnnt HHl 'ft' full
'i FEEDS AND SEEDS
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Call and see me. Bring your-eggs.
Will-pay market prices. ?hpne
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1 Jio. 1 uuu V ueiivoj. ,
CLOTHS
to clean, ..pV
STARTLING REDUCTIONS
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in Whites arid Broken Sizes in
ceautimi Moes lor women
This Amazing Selling
Thursday Morning, 8 o dock
$1.85
"VVliite, buck and patent
. $6.00 values, sale.:...,..: ...r..;....'..... ?1.85
White linen oxfords, militaryheel ;: $6.00; values,
sale '. .........'.............,...'..1... ......'....$1.85
-Broken sizes in white kid. oxfords; $10.00 valucsi, ..
sale I.............;............ , ......,$1.85 ; ;
' There will be shoes up td $10.00 values, where only ;
,011c or two pairs are left rora a run, will po in this '.
. group. At least 150: pairs at $1.85. ' t ' ' ;j .
' ' '"'','.'''..' ''''. "')! ' ' '. s
. :$385-.'v-r
. In this group joucih find any kind of shoe ;
you want, ;lToni outinr'and packing to. dress
ana spqrt wear. ,', ,r y , ,
Qvflv: fawri: otter and
heels, all good patterns;
I Patent leather in Spanish, Baby Louis, mili- -A
. :tal-y and low heels; $10.00 Values, fial'e.i.:$3.85 .1
. Black siiede in up-to-date patterns in Spanish,
. Bhby Louis, riiilitaiy . and low heels; $10.00
values, sale .'. l..........$3.85
' Brown and black oxford sport: shoes; values
to $8.50, 8aie...;....:...,......:..,:....:.:.:...:......::..$3.85
S ' Brqwh calf Qoodjreai' welt oxfords, rubber top
H .lifts; $6.85 values, rnile.,. ..:.."..$3.85
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All I. Miller Slippers
i on Sale for ,i
-.'$1:5' V
Values lip to $12.50
REBBER!
The
gj R. B. Strang
Here are but a few of
trim oxfords, low heels;
, ;.'. .;',.', -i--'.,'.
brown' suedes. SrSahish '
$10,06 values..:.$3.85'. ;
tiler
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Beautiful Shoes pfpr,lVomen
Event Begins ; i
. - 1 ". . Mf.j' .'-i"Vv. '.'a
the Bargains we
1 $2.85
White kid, one strap, Jtwo-button, baby Spanish
' heel; $7.50 values, sale.....:...:....r...............::i$2.85 Z Jj
Sport oxfords,' broken feizes, low heels'; $8.00 VaV;.s
ues, side, ,. .....:::.r.K.$2.85 -g
. Grpy suede oxfords, ibiike'n sizes, iow licejs; $8.00 ''; g
values, sale '.: ......$2.85 .. g
' Patent crow's strap, cutout low heels, rubber top h g
lifts; $6.00 vaiues,'saie.. :.:..:.....;.':;$2.85 . g
v Patent one strap, "cutout box heels;' regular $6.50 ' g
', values, sale ..:....;....:::..'..$2.85 -jg
Black satins arid .suedes in Spanish ' and military g
5 .hecl85:'$7.'pO values;. sale......tf......................:$2.85 g
. .Black kid, patent trinVne;stiip,VSpani8hv' g
heel; $9.00 values, salc::...;.,..:..:...v...,.,:4.
. AVhite kid tWo-Viiittnn. one atrhD? box'hcelsl:1
$7.50; values; sal6:.V.
' White kid,' one strap,'
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VllUlt'S, HiVlU j. .....i......i;.,p-x.ow
' Wh jte ' cal f skin :6x?ords,,' 0 oodyear Wef ;' rub-;' ; g
ucr neeis; o.u., values, saie..............;.....cui . g
Wliitc ' calfskin' one strap, cutout low, h;el8, '
' rulibcr top' lifts; $6.50 values, sale...'......1.85
-'Bhuik-salip in 'Spanish and box heels; $.'O0 to I
$10.00 values, sale.!.:;..:. :..........-..:.$4.85 , ,
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Black suede in Spanish and Baby.Louir heels;.. E
- $10.00 values, sale...... M'85
Black kid, patelit trim,
ish heels; $9.00 values,
Patents, tan cnlfH,jjvhi;c;calf gore pumj
liox lieels; ipiu.utj values, sale :
Outing and Packing Shoes 'that
will wear and give you comfort, g
at prices that will please you . V.. .;" ;
BE SURE AND SEE OUR
WINDOW
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will oiler 1
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J$485 1
cutout box Jieelsr $6.85,
- tSe'i OK S
one strap pumps, Snan-'g
sale
.......:..jp4.85 g
,;g
$6.85
is Willi
$6.85
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