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' MEDFORI? MAIL TftTBTJNE, MEDFORD. OREOOX, WEDNESDAY, .TUTiY 23, 1025
PflGE THREE
LABORERS IKED
FORGOTTEN LAND GRANT M'NHCO
iPRINCEOFWALESONi
BY IMPOSTOR, IN
REVENGEFUL MOOD
. Over 70 men fieetdnir work, believed
a mun yesterday afternoon, who gave
his name aa Grant, that thcro watt a
forest fire covering an area of many
hundred acrea In the Crater Lako Na
tional Park, and that fire fighters
were noededto fight It, The man
was at Efttes pool hall and other
Front Htreet eatubliahmenu yesterday
afternoon "hiring" the men, promis
ing them that their pay commenced
aa soon as they were hired to fight
the fictitious fire.
The man even hired four trucks
from the Eads transfer company to
give the Impression that he meant
business in taking the men to the
Bcene of the blase. He stated he
would set out lust night, but finally
told the men depurture would bo
made this morning. However, when
. morning arrived he had departed for
other parts, leaving them to wonder
what It was all about.
When one of the attaches of the lo
cal forest service office Investigated
. the affair last night by going to Kates
pool hall and there meeting the man,
he was Informed that Superintendent
Thomson of tho Crater . Jjxko Na
tional Park had sent Grant to the
city to recruit an army of fire fighters
to fight a large fire In the park. Ef
forts were at once made to get In
touch with park headquarters, but
were unsuccessful until this morning,
when the superintendent Informed the
local office thero wok no fire within
the boundaries and the man giving
. his name as Grant was an lm poster.
The description of Grant tallied close
ly with one of the employes of tho
park service who was recently dis
charged, and U is believed that the act
of hiring so many men to fight a fire
which was not burning was merely
an act of revenge because of his dis
missal. : v
Grant is among the missing, and
perhaps is now thinking he has
avenged his discharge, but federal of
ficials are searching for him and if
caught charges will bo placed against
. him.
Superintendent Thomson warns local-people
no man is a representative
, of his office unless he has proper
credentials denoting his station, and
that any person representing his of
fice without, these proper papers is
an !m poster,
BIRMINGHAM, Ala.. July 27. A
grunt of land made neurly tit) years ago
to James, J. Heuly. of Birmingham, by
President Porfiro Diaz of Mexico, has
made'u multlinllllonalro of Henly. Af
ter a long battle In Mexican couitn,
Heuly has been awarded $7,500,001) fur
, oil taken from his lands,
J Heuly, a mining engineer, spent four
Vears, from 1902 to '1906. in Mexico,
.making a eeolofflcul survey of Mexico
'for Diaz. When the task was done,
the Mexican dictator paid him off .with
'a grant of l.U'0,000 acres of land,
1 700.000 acres of which is located in
the Cerrozul basin, Btato of Vera Cruz.
This 1b the same basin iron, which
J3. h. Dohcny and his associates have
obtained much of their oil.
' Hoaly, busy with engineering work
tn various countries, thought , llttlo
about his Mexican wastes until oil was
found there In 1017. He then, an of
ficer in the Eighty-Third division In
Franco, and naturally couldn't leave
When Ilealv finally not to the scene
in 1919, he instituted suit. Those suits
with the court awarding Heuly the
value of the oil extracted, plus inter
est. Government figures, kept for
taxation purposes, gave an accurate
check on the production from Healy's
lands. By agreement, the award was
to be paid in installments, the first one
duo July 1 of this year and the rest
In two similar installments six months
and a year later, respectively. The first
32,500,000 has just been deposited to
Healey's favor in a Mexican bank and
he has loft to be identified in person,
a procedure necessary Jn Mexico.
Healeyi now., nearlng hls: 60's, was
BY OLD FRIENDS
SWAMPSCOTT, Mass., July 89.
(A. p.) A reunion with old friends
at an outing near here of Essex
county republicans, engaged Presi.
: dent Coolidge's attention today to
the exclusion of other business.
While indicating that he would
' not deliver a speech, the president
had sent word that he would be on
. hand to mingle with the crowd and
exchange greetings with 1 those In
attendance, many - of 1 them friends
and political advisers in the days
when he had an active part in Mass
achusetts politics and was governor
of the state.
The scene of the get-together 'was
Lake Chebacco, about twenty miles
oy motor from White Court.
IocdBrteis
Plana aro on fout for tho sending
of a man to the Pctalunia. California.
I poultry district, in an effort to Induce
poultry growers of that section In land
in tho vicinity of Atihland, with the
view of establishing a colony of poul
try growers, similar to that now opcra
Uig in the district surrounding the
California city tho largest egg center
In tho world, according to information
given out this morning. Ashland Tid
ings. Brick Ice oieam BOo at DeVoe'e. tf
Thomas Fuson. who suffered tho
loss of his Ford car sovcral nights ago
by theft noar Ilrown's Klectric Hhop,
has as yet rocolved no word as to its
whoreabouts.
Columbia plaster wall board. Call
for prices. Wallace Wood Lumber
Yard, cor East Main and Genesee.
Residents of southern California
registered at local hotols include Dr.
and MrB. H. M. Jones ald daughtor of
Pomona. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Patterson,
Mr. and Mrs. U. W. Holton ,and Udlth
JloHon of Long, llcnch. Miss Joyce
Ward of Ventura, unrl Mr. and Mrs.
A. K. Lee, Miss D. A. Ilastnn, Mr. and
Mrs. G. H. Downing. Mrs. K, Winters,
"W. T. Smith" and family. Mr. and Mrs.
W. Calvert, Mrs. W. A. Heeler and Mr.
and Mrs. C. W. Evans of Los Angeles.
Hemstitchln' buttons coverod at th
I ' Handicraft Shop. tf
Mr. and Mrs. Itoht. W. Kuht and
son, Robert, Jr., and '.'horles Works,
of Dcnvor, brother of Mrs. Ituhl, left
yestorday by auto for Portland. Mr.
WorkB will return homo from thoro
"and Mr. and Mrs. Huhl and son will
return Sunday.
Fresh salt water salmon, 26a lb.
'Johnson Produce Co. 7
, Tho city volunteer fire department
will hold their monthly drill nut Mon
day at tho fire hull. Tim full member
ship of 24 'la expected to attend. -
Newcotab says only a short time to
order your, fatlory blocks at summer
prices. Phone 631. lftltf
M. 8. Johnson, who resigned as
mayor of Gold Hill at few days ago.
is at the Hotel Oregon. With Mr.
fc Johnson atthe Hotel Oregon ' are
Charles Kcll. K. W. Nichols and W.
W. Martleeau. all of Uold Hill Port
land Oregontan.
Cedar flume liCnber at Blf Pines
lo .umber Co. W
Postofttce Inspector O. E. Hougen
arrived home this forenoon from a
business visit at Portland.
Tree props all lengths. Medford
I,nmher Co. 1M tf
NTURER MILLIONAIRE
' cttnoii
Juincs J. Ileal.
Mexican suit. Neither was ho very
poor. Ho counted his money by the
thousands whero now he counts It by
the millions.
As a matter of fact, tho money
means little to him. Ho has had
enough of travel and excitement, hav
ing fought through both the Spanish
American mill World wars, and all he
desires now is to live in pouce.
mom
Reported by Jackson county Abttrsot Os
SixUl 8trwt ass Contra! Amnutu
Probate Cuurt
Goorge X. Andrews, estate. Final
account. Approved claims. Order.
Jamos Jordan, estate. Affidavit.
James W. Berrian, estate Notice.
Final order.
Harvey B. Spencer, estate. Notice.
Final order. '
Mary C. D, Hevoner, estate. Affi
davit. Order. ;
Martha J. Paul, wtato. Affidavit.
Undertaking.
Mary Sevcdge, ostute. Notice. Peti
tion. ,
Cleorgo A. Samler, estate. Inventory
and appraisement.
Kllaaboth J. Ht-catowiiratttto; jFihal
report. . J" .
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; Real Estate Transfers!.
Rupert S. (jleason et ux to
Owen-Oregon . Lumber Co., '"
K"j of IiU sec. 14, tp. 30, S. '
It. 2"K . . 31)04.50
L. H. Tctors et ux to C. D.
Wood, land' in Ashland
W. D. Carey et ux" to C. li.
Keith, land in tp. 38, S. R. 1
W ; ;
Mnggio R. Gates et vir to John
F. Leggctt ct ux, land In' Ash
land , , '
H. U. Lumsdcn, ct al, to W'il-
lard T. Wilson, W. D. to lot
11, Pitt View tracts,' twp.
"S7 s.. R.- r w:
Jackson County to L, F. Belk
nap, deed to 49.80 acres In
twp. 37 S., R. 1 West
O. C. Boggc. et nl, to Jj. K.
. ' Belknap. Q. c. d. to 40.80
acres in twp, 37 S., II. i Vi'
Lavcrnin Walden to' O. 8. Wal-den,-
W. D. to land in DLC.
! 81, twp; 37 S.. n. 2 W...;.',
V. K. Warrens to Jackson Co.,
W. D. to 61.? acres in Ren
sliaw sub. dlv. aoc. 32, twp.
7 south, rungo 1 west . . . . .
Otilla D. Caldwell to A. M.
Clark, et ux. W. D. to lot 1.
blk. B. blilg. park add. to
Ashlnnd 350
J.' F. Wortman, et ux, to John
a. Core, s. W. D. to lots 2,
3. 4, see. fi. twp. 38 8., R. 1.
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10
10
10
West '. .' 10
Zndic 12. Stevens, 'et -vir. to De
lila Stevens, ot al, Q. C. D.
to 14 acres in sec. 19, twp.
37 S.. R. 1 West 10
END, IS REPORT
FKZ, Morocco, July 28. (A. P.)
The period of relative calm which has
existed tho last few .diys along the
Franco-HllUan battle front, is show
ing signs of coming to an end.
Tho enemy now appears to have
completed regrouping of his forces and
In beginning to renow his activities by
ruldtng und Umwlng'vlllageg of tribes
friendly to tho Hultan of Morocco and
Lho French. Tho iFronch have been
attacked,
Thero Is no doubt that Lho ftlfflan
leader, Ab(i-KI-Krlin, Intends to make
up for the failure of his drive toward
Fez, which was broken at Ain Aicha
and Aln Matcouf, by. an attack on oven
a larger scale against Aousizan before
the arrival of French reinforcements.
At tho same time the Jlifflans arc
strengthening certain pointa along the
center, notably at tJo.hcl and Amor
gou, In tho Fez-IJI-Uall region. . The
Tlaoualsha post Is closely Infested by
tribesmen so that it has to be sup
plied with provisions and munitions
by airplaneB.
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A loaf tnri
from the
gripping
drama of
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Trail and
tho last
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banditry
In the
West.
Our Gang Comedy "Every Man for Himself",
' lnlernatlonalNew--,'Pp;fly" at Ihe Organ
. Friday '
FRED THOMPSON In
"The Fighting Sap"
WAY 10 BRAZIL
CAPETOWN, Union of South Af
rica, July 29 (A. P.) Tho Prince of
Wales and his party departed from
Simonstown today fur South America
aboard H. M. S. Kepulso,
The last ceremonial uct of tho
Prince of Wales beforo ho left Capo
town wbh to dedlcuto a memorial to
nurses who were killed during tho
World war. t
Simonstown wa.i sally decorated
when tho"prince tirrh'ed. Tho Prlt-
ish-African bqnudroti was aEwcmbted
to escort the KepulNe out of lho har
bor. The blue water of the bay, tho
assemblage of ships with fluttering
flags and the background of hillsides
and mountains covered with wild
flowers formed a beautiful picture ns
the prince bourded the ship upon
which he will go to Mouth Am erica.
The prince will-cult at St, Helena on
August 3, leaving there two days later
for Montevideo, Uruguay.'
ULTRA W0(K
AT
Following the operation Miss Van
derbllt was reported as' comfortable
ns could be expected. Mr. and Mrs.
hurch since their return, have reg
istered at the country club, which
rant and Miss Vivian Tomlln, a wait
ress, were shot to death in Carter's
establishment here tuilfta, J. Harvey
Burke, a headquarters detective lies
at a hospital probably fatally wound-
would Indlonte that they expect to ed and Willis Drltt suffered bullet
wounds In the lea. rouco have ar
rested Rudolph . Dlesse, 18, and
charged with with the shooting.
bo in this vicinity much of the time
this, summer.
RICHMOND, Va July 28 (A. P.)
JI. tl. Carter, proprietor of a restau-
Pnok with gas.
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It la estimated that .one person 'la
every fifty-three has active tubercti
IopJs. Furthermore, a tenth of , tfi
vlcntns die each year; that la, for etrj
death there are nine active cases. ..
The poppy grows In thV"lei$'e
garden; . ' V ' '
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A dairy la no cleanr; thinI
dlrtlem milk.- . 1 ,,wyt-'
. NEWPORT, R. I., July 20. CA
P.) Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Came
ron Church . are back In Newport
again, which they left only Saturday
after their wedding to be near Miss
Consuelo Vailderbllt, who acted as
her sister's bridesmaid. Miss Van
derbllt became III with appendicitis
the night before the wedding and
even a few hours before the cero
mony she wasa attended by physic
ians. Yesterday it was decided to
operate and the word was sent to the
honeymooners. They promptly re.
turned to Beachmound, where tho
wedding was held and In which one
room overlooking the sea had been
converted Into an operating room.
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are not getting the genuine
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millions and prescribed by phy
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tCtf !. Bayer package
whichcontains proven directions
Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets
- Auu bottles ot 24 and 100 Druggieta
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home is already receiving electric service you can have this
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stalled and rcudy to cook, for onjy $15.00 down and the baU
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