Medford mail tribune., July 22, 1925, Image 5

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MEDFORD MATLrTRTRTTNE. ' MTOFORTV OTClsfiOy, WRDXKS1)AY. .TTTLY 22. 192.')
PAOK 'FlVfP
GETS
MONKEY APPEAL
ilr-BA&VEOX. :Tenn 'July 22 KA.vP.)
Cloo of the Scopes case brought
only extra work" for ! John It. Neal,
chlof counsel for the defense. . His viy
the task o preparing the record of the
conviction of tthe ;24 year old . school
teacher on a charge of teaching evolu
tion theories In th public schodlB, for
submission to the' nupreind court. As
he began his work today, hoostiniuted
that one week would be required in
Kettlng the document ready for the
printer,
With Scopes convicted and sentenc
ed to pay a fine of $100 the scene
shifted from Day tun to Knoxvilfe.
where the .supreme court henrs cases
from oast Tennessee in September. . ,
The Tennessee supreme court meets
In Knoxville,' Nashville and Jackson
and failure to be heard on the evolu
tion Issue In September would result
, in a delay of one year.
Lawyers yesterday .suggested a bare
possibility that the case might have
to go to an appellate court. before
reaching the supreme court, under an,
act of the last legislature expanding
.the power of the court of appeals to;
.hear certain .cases. formerly, consid
ered by the supreme court. It was
considered unlikely, however, that the
Scopes case would Je sidetracked be
foro reaching the state's highest tri
bunal. In connection with the perfection of
the nppeal it. was pointed out that a
new lino up. of lawyers may be found
when the case js heard in Knoxville..
, . John It. Neal, ns.senlor counsel, was
expected to represent the defense, but;
His associates may not be those who
appeared in the trial court. 15ain
t bridge Colby, formerly . secretary of
state and active figure in the case bo
for the trial at Dayton, was not pres
ent here but his associates pointed uot
that he had not withdrawn and was a
. member of the defense counsel. ' Ask
ed if Mr. Colby would make an argu ment
before ihe supreme court. Neal
.'said that while he was not prepared to
"announce who would speak for the de-
concerning her suggestion for a se-
'curity pact guaranteeing her westorn
r CALGARY. Alberta, - July
Normnri Fowler, 321
guilty In police' court here today
iu siu.ng a i. u.n - .frontiers, and it is agreed, with but
"7" "M"-" . . I few exceptions, that tho German
communication whllo far from
moving all tho obstacles to a set
tlement of the security
fense aOloxvllle, Mr. Colby was "still
In the caBe." . . ..
Frartk Thompson, attorney general
"f TPhne3see,.,wil! by, virtu o of his of
flpeJrtproBei the state inthe case. !
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IVIEtMYEIS ;
WORLD'S MEANEST MAN;
GERMAN REPLY '
PLEASES PARIS,
The Markets
T
PARIS, July 21. (A. P.) C3er-
lilWSttH'k Q
PORTLAND. ire., July 22. Calllo
receipts 10; nominally steady.
flogs receipts 23t!; steady to weak.
Slice p receipts 750; Uea.l.
PORTLAND. Ore.. July 2:
steady. Current receipts 30c
22. many has replied In a conciliatory I .,7 w rfl-.Kn. rIrstM !,
who pleaded to tho allied observations; g9 $ 30c delivered Portland
. Esgs
pllllrU
extrus
money at the home of tho Rev
Christopher Burnett ' whero he
sided, said '" he . formerly' was
draftsman in. the Famous Players-j
Lasky studio In Hollywood. Ho pro
duced two bank' books purporting to
show deposits in his name In Los
Angeles banks for $1700.
Fowler wlH 'b'e. sentenced Satur
day. "'.''
Butter
1 to 2a u..
Butter 1 to So up.. Kxiia cubes,
city 4SAc; standards -t7e; prime firsts
j45c; firsts 44c; undcrgrades nominal;
problems, Hutteifiit two coiuh u. Rest churn-
opens tno way ror negoimuons irom mR crcftm 4yq not shipper s truck n
wnicn n unaersianuing may emerge. zono 0llc
Aieanwniie, tne evacuation ot tno
Ruhr region by the French and Bel
glan forces of occupation Is going on
apace the belief being expressed that
by July 31, virtually all of the al
lied troops will have left tho Ruhr
in fulfillment of tho promise made
by the French government that
Franco would evacuato .the Ruhr
within a year afteK'the Daycs"plan
became effective.' .,, .v' ..j,.' Al,
T
Poultry
. Poultry steady. Heavy hens 24tfi
25c; light lSlltc; springs lD&IiGc;
young white ducks 20c.
6 PLANES HOP OFF ' ;
FOR SAN FRANCISCO
CHEYENNE, Wyo.. July 22. (A.
P.) Six army pursuit planes ' en
route from Selfridge flold,' Mount
Clemens, Mich., to San Francisco,
via the'ntr mall route, hopped off Kn!sh Temper, trains, announced flour 7; hay 8
In addition to the 17
special
lOUltMK
Onions steady S-MfM.SO.
Potutocs, new, 42.00 2.75.
. Portlniul Wheat
PORTLAND, Ore.,-July 11 Wheat.
Hard whlto, bluestem, baart, BBB
hard white .$1.46; soft whlto, hard
winter .$1.43; -western while $1.42';
northern spring $1.40; western red
(1.39. '
Today's car ''receipts Wheat 5;
I
RISDDINO. Ca... July 22. (A. P.)
A ttow of ashes and mud originating
approximately S000 feet up the side of
Mount Hhasta, is causing the waters
of the Kacrameuto and the McCloud
rivers to run muddy In thft region.
Mud crock nt McClnud, which was
filled by a glacial flow from tho
mountain last your is again a turront
of thick liuuld mud.
The McCloutl River railroad is rais
ing its trucks three foot for a distance
of (iOOO feet to prevent .a blockade
from the much , .
Last year's flow came from a height
of 1U0O feet.
(icncral Whlto Well Again.
HALKM, i Ore., July 22. Adjutant
General George White of tho Oregon
National Guard was reported this af
ternoon to be greatly improved over
his condition for the past few days.
A decided turn Tor the beiUT woa not
ed yesterday, physicians statod.
Cook' with gas.
a
This new summer breakfast
QuicH Quaker answers the desire
for a neiv delight . . note the recipe
fTHIS is a breakfast dish
X that children like . . . ami
mothers lfke to have them eat.
: It has a deliciousness that
smacks of variety. It fights
the dragging-down effect of
hot summer days.
Note the recipe. See how it
tempts the appetite, and gives
the oals-and-mille that doctors
urge. , , i .
Try this delightful change
at breakfast, please..
The Recipe ; ,
JnflredionU: 2 cup. of Quick
Quaker, 4 cups of water, . 1
teaspoon lalt, 4 level table
poons cocoa and 4 of sugar,
1 teaspoon vanilla. Bring
water to a boll. Add cocoa and''
Gugar mixed, to a paste wtjh.
boiling water; the n slowly stir:
in the o.tts. Cook 3 to 5 min
utes. Add vanilla.
Serve hot or cold with'
cream. Wonderful chilled,
molded and served In slices.
.,. Cook. in- Jf!jXjv
H to S mtnucetc in w- nr (
h... , a t,rt,, ., ycsioruuy w paBS tnrougn tno city
with Salt Lnko
scheduled stop. Tho Curtis, bomber',
which nccompanied them hero, will
leimiin until tho yretuin from tho
Xuclfic coast.
gouthorn Pacific district office
received word that five more
Sim Frtinclscii lVm-H
hnsl SAN FKANl'lHCQ, July 22. (Fcd
arejcrnl Stiilc Maiitot News Service.)
Stuiiil Collapses; Woninii Hun '
CHEYENNE. Wyo.. July ,22. A
section of bleachers at Frontier park
collapsed nt E:4S o'clock this after
noon during the Frontier Days Wild
West show. One woman sustained a
fracture of the leg and several other
persons were less seriously injured.
scheduled, to come through Med
ford during tho same time. They In
cludo the commandery of Snn Fran
cisco, which will bo In tho city July
26 at noon, en route to Seattle, "Wn
where the triennial Knight Templar
conclave will be 'held from July 27
to 31. The Grand Commandery of
New Jersey will arrive in Medford
July 25 at 7 p.- m., nlso en route
to I'uget Sound. Tho commandories
of Tiffan, O.. Oak Park. 111., and
Kansas City. Mo., will pass through
Medford July 31. August 1
I'cai-H, bnrllott J2.CU8 box.
San Francisco. July 2:
f.o.b. San Franclsog DGc
Oregon Supreme
Court Decisions
SALEM, Ore.. July 21. Tho follow
ed Ing opinions were handed down today
August 3rd, respectively, all en route by the supreniocourt:
B seeking evidences of the 'back east after having attended the Thompson Optical Institute vs. XI. A.
of man will sail from New , conclave- Thompson, appellant: appeal from
August 12 for Africa Ncwcomb says only n short time to Multnomah county; appeal from a de.
SEEDS, FERTILIZERS
POULTRY SUPPLIES
,'f Costs No' More to Buy Them From
Our '' Conveniently Located Store
Centrally situated as wc arc, with prices the
same or less "than competitive firms; we can
render you a service that will meet with your
every expectation; Make our store your 'reg
ular, trading place. iyV.,;
Consistent quality, service, price and
ability to serve your needs at all times.
THAT'S OUR REPUTATION
TRY US OUT
SEH) & FEED CO.
Phone 260
Please Page w. J. B.
CHlCAOO.July 22. (By the 'As
sociated Press A Delolt college ex;'.
pcditioB
origin
i m,, ;urwr juur uiltui j. u.viva ui duiihii cree restraining aoicnuuni irom viu-
. ' nrlces. Phone 631. '101tf ,ation of a contract to refrain from
See the dresses and lints nt bargains engaging in business of manufacture
nt the closing out sale at Edith Towno an(i SIli0 D( optical goods and from
Shop. 107 ! carrylngon an optical Institute; ' opin-
Cnlifornians registered at local ion j,y Justice Brown; Judge Robert
hotels lncludo Mrs. F. S. Pohl,, Misses a. Tucker affirmed.
H. M. Stack and C. M. Stack, Mr. In the matter ot the politlo of tho
and Mrs. John T. Abel, Mr nnd M,rs. Scal)pOB drnlnago district; nppenl
J. W. Meux and family, Mr. and from CoUml))a county; objections to
Mrs. C. C. Jenson and children and coat bjU suslainod n opinion by tho
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Estes of Fresno, court
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Durr of Bakers- R B ' Q p
field. Mr. and Mrs. R. B Curtiss La(rd Uttnt. W)p0ftl from Cl)n.y
Mr. and Mrs, E. G. Siehold Miss county. , fl.Qln ,,ocroo fol.eclos
Annle Steele, nnd Mr. and Mrsv ing executory' contract for sale of
E. Hendryx of Oakland, Dr. and Mrs. lan( di,.octnw 8alo,thereof by sheriff
H. B. Suel and Miss Salome Bro-K- Rnd barrlnB defendants of all interest
ler of Vallejo, Mr. nnd Mrs. H. M. n the ,nd. OI,in()n hy justico Co
Bradley of Alameda. Mrs. H. w. anow. judge H. H. Bolt affirmed.
Hyatt ;and party nnd Mr: and Mrs. Petltlons tor rchearlnK8 wero dcnled
C. H. Lymbers of San Mateo; Mr n jack and in Con-
and Mrs. E. E. Luko of Fairfax and Condit
the following from San Francisco:!! ; ' r .
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. F. Frcerbnch, Miss ' '
M. Bremen, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Phlllys, Miss F. Mnnogue, Miss Vlr-j
glnta Harman, Mr. ami i.nn.
1
323 East Main
" "" ' ' Tne farmers' Service Statldn"
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Helms and
and Mrs. a' T. Aiplegate.
Cedar tlume at Big Pines Lumber
Co. tf
Cedar flume lumber at Big fines
Lumber Co. tf
Fresh salt wator salmon, 25c lb.
Johnson Produce Co. .
Generally cloudy weather and
moderate temperature Is predicted
for Thursday, following n maximum
of 93 yesterday and a minimum of
53.5 this morning. I
Nowcomb snys only a short time to
order your factory blocks at summer 1
prices. Phono 631. lOltf
See the dresses and hats at bargains
at tho closing out sale at jlOdlth Towne !
Shop. , ... . 107
Jack Aiken, former resident of.
Medford, departed Inst evening for'
his homo in Snn Francisco, after
having . spent several days visiting
old time frlendii.
Hemstiichln-. buttons covered at the
Handicraft Shop. . tf
i Columbia plaster wall board. Call
for prices. Wallace Wood Lumber
Yard, cor East Main nnd Gcnesoo.
I See the dresses und lints at bargains
at the closing out sale at Edith Towno
Shop. . ; 107
National
At Boston: Ohicago-Boston
poned. rain.
Pittsburg-Philadelphia, rain.
No other games. . .
jiost-
Cook with gas.
OBITUARY
Official BOSCH Service
WITHAMS BATTERY ELECTRIC CO.
Nat Bldg.
Phone 116
V WE ARE MANUFACTURERS OP f.
' Doors' Screens, Windows and Sash,
. Window and Door Frames
Mouldings, Cabinets of All Kinds
. . . ' -l v.
' Our Constsnt Aim Is to Keep Our Quality and
Price Absolutely Right.
Do Not Order Prom Outof-Town Concern Before
0 Letting Us Figure on Your Bill. '
TROWBRIDGE CABINET WORKS
Mtdford
A Modern Mill
Oregon
GENTRY Charles Gentry passed
away at the stato hospital at Salem,
Oregon. Sunday evening aged 21 years
10 months and 27 days...aB the result
of a lingering illness caused from an
attack of influenza.
The deceased Is well known In Med
ford, having at ono time worked at
the Itlallo theatre, nnd also at the
Rlvoll In Granta Pass, leaving many
friends to.jnourn his loss besldo his
bereaved family, Including five broth
ers and two sisters, Will a., and Mc
Klnley Gentry of Medford, Ben, F.
and B. Gentry of OrnndHew, Wn and
two sisters, Mrs. R. Lund1 and Mrs.
Ben Stone, nlso of Orandvlew.
The funeral services will bo held
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock with
tho Rev. Eaton of the First Baptist
church officiating, (interment, will be
In the I..O. O. F, cemetery otthls city.
PASTOliWOR.'-
END TO CONTROVERSY
ASTORIA. Ore., July 21. The Ore
gon state Baptist convention In ses
sion here today had before It the plea
of Dr. T. J. Vlllcrs, pastor of the First
Baptist church of Portland that it
avoid cleavage upon the fundamentalist-modernist
reef. In an address last
night Dr. t))lera declared there Is
nothing In scientific discovery or evo
lutionary theory that does not deepen
his abiding fnlth In Christ and Chris
tianity, : . i ... ..
OPENING
.V : of the new T ; ;
Jewell Cafe
SATURDAY
JULY 25
In '
Wilson Building
28 N. Front St.
American Dishes', Chop
Suey and Noodles our
specialty.
WONGYEE
t&mw
A BUY
20x3 V2 Oversize
Pennsylvania Cord
$12.95
Phipps Auto Park Service
Highway at Jackson St.
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Oldest Bank in
Medford
Established 1888
Member Federal Reserve Bank .
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Tour Rallrond
Vare Reduced
Come by rai Iroad , ntito
or aeroplane. Refund
will be msdo equiva
lent to round trip fare
to morohants wboae
purchases during
ljuyers' Week from
participating Jobbers
and M anuf acturers ng
gregato a minimum
amount of S500. '
a All Railroad
tr