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L -FILED, BRINGS UP
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The evor-lnoreflHlriR Hut of dtvofogj
suits In Jackson County have mounted
to 42, with the tlllni? of tlireo divorce
Biilfa In the circuit court last week.
Charles 11. Cowen asks a divorce
from Minnie H. Cowcn on the grounds
of desertion, setting forth they were
married November 11), MOO, nnd olleg
Ing that about December 3. )H 1 4, the
wife departed and has not returned.
Ashland Is given ns the residence.
Lessle Holland has filed suit aguinHt
Hugh- Edward llollund, also of Ash-
1 .land, alleging incompatibility of tern-
i jf.erament, due to' 12 yeurs' difference
k ' in the ages of the parties, rendering
It impossilde to longer sail the matri
monial sea together, the complaint
asserts.
' The wife alleges there are pro
nounced differences in likes and dis
likes, that "since en Illness of typhoid
fever the manner of the defendant has
changed," and it Is charged he Is
"penurious, surly, mean and morose,"
"flies Into a rage" when asked to buy
food nnd clothing," anil refuses to
furnish money - for an operation; the
wife avers, is due to a nervous break
down "brought about, by the turmoil
nnd Btrlfe." The complaint further
states that the plaintiff gave un con
tracting in Kentucky to engage In railroad-
work at Ashland. A decree of
dlvorce'and the custody of two sons,
aged 18 and 19 years, Is sought.1
Jessie A. Reery has filed suit against
Charles H. Beery, alleging cruel and
Inhuman treatment in the form of
blows, epithets and accusations. Mrs.
Beery charges that during an argu
ment May 1, Inst, at their home, she
warned the defendant to desist his
accusations and that she "resented
their reiteration," and when she
walked past a chair wherein the de
fendant was seated, he "did pinch her,
whereupon the plaintiff in self-defense
struck."
It Is also alleged that in January.
1925. the defendant hit the "plaintiff
in the'face while she was seated," and
on June 8. last, "twisted her fore
arms" in a painful manner, and on
July J 8, last, ejected her from their
home, throwing her clothes in the
street. It is also averred that the de
fendant has the wedding -and engage
ment ring, which he refuse's to return.
The custody of four minor children,
J75 attorney's fees, $40 a month and
a decree of divorce is sought. "
- STARTED IN CITY
During the first six days of August
$26,000 worth of building permits have
been granted by the city. These In
clude two business structures, four
residences and countless permits for
repairs and Improvomnts on houses
already erected.
J. H. Cooley and Porter J. Neff were
grunted a permit by the city building
department today to erect a $11,000
reinforced .one-story concrete business
structure at the corner of 8lxth street
and Central avenue. The building will
have four storerooms nnd will he fill
by 76 reet in dimension with a 10-foot
basement. R. 1. Stuart Is the builder
and has already 'commenced opera
tions. Uiura M. Knight of los Angeles,
through Dr.' Frederick Page, was
granted a permit yesterday to erect a
$:t600 concrete business structure at
the corner of West Main street nnd
South Riverside. " This marks the
fourth building to be built on the
corner during the past six months,
two of which were built by E. C.
Jerome and one by I. O. Cornwall.
Of the residences, Cecil Wisely will
build one at n cost of $2000 on Ho
wards street; Hob Deuel, a dwelling
at a cost or $1600 on South Oakdule:
George lverson. 'a cottage at a cost- of
$1500 on North Central, and L E.
Cartwright. a $4000 home on Siskiyou
Heights.
TO EXPEL POLES
4 BF.RUN, Auk. 0 (A. P.)--Prtrolgn
- Minister! SlreHHcmnnti announced to
tlny tnnt ihe l'oll.sh residents In (lor
mnny who choso to retain their Polish
rhnm.Jlonship, following the pkbis
nltles it 1 1120-21 In enst and west ftus
fila ami 'Upper Silesia; novo been or
dered to leave (!ermnny within 48
hours under pain of compulsory de-
. .portation. ,
BE EQUIPPED AS
A WAR MACHINE
WASHINGTON, AUf?, .6 (A. P.)'t
The dirigible Shenandoah has been
ordered equipped with machine guns,
the first armament of any kind plan
ned for' her.
Work on the Installing the batteries
will begirt nt Iikehursti N. J., this
week and be followed by the training
of gun crews. During the week be
ginning August 17 the craft will en
gage in gun ' training exercises and
target practice, ,
Ten 'machine guns of the standard
.30 calibre type will be Installed.
Two will be placed In the forward
control cabin, one on each side, one
will be placed In each of the four
power cars; two will be placed in the
after ear, and two will be mounted on
to)) Mt the huge bag. , .
No such installation Is planned for
airship Los Angeles, a sister dirigible,
which wus , constructed under an
agreement providing for itH ise(unly
as a commercial onrrler.
National Harding Memorial
At Marion to Be Begun Soon'
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Construction of the national memorial to Warren G. Harding'
at Marion, O,,. will be brgun shortly. This design, thiTwork of
Henry HornbostoJ and Erie Wood of Pittsburgh, has been accept-,
ed by tbe memorial association. At right Js one of the last photos,
of the late president. At left is the vault in Marion in which tliel
body now rests.. ,
SEA SERPENT IS
Yesterday was n good day for fish
ing:n the Rogue. Several nice catches
of steelheads vere reported imc trout
werValso reported to be striking read
ily. Tourists stopping nt the Savage
Rnplds dam and seeing the many large
salmon below, are hit with the desire
to get some Rogue river fishing and
quite a number of non-resident fish
ing licenses are now being issued.-?-Grants
Pass Courier.
Out of town Oregon la ns arriving in
this city yesterday and , registered at (
local hotels include George H. Chaney
of Coqullle, G. A. Grab of Dallas. J. C.
Currle of Salem, C. B: Lowe and W. H.
i V. Costa of Eugene. H. O. Mesner and !
rMlss Bthel Ekon of Klamath Falls, j
and the following from Portland: Mrs.
Henry McCracken, Miss. Irene Bun
nol, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Royce and I
Evelyn Mitchell.
Finishing work on the Lit bin Springs
hotel occupied the attention of the
board of dlrertors at their regular
weekly meeting today. The directors
are insistent upon the finishing work
being completed within the next two j
or three weeks, work having drag
N ged along very-slowly during the post
few weeks. Ashland Tidings.
There will be no ndjourned city
couticil meeting held tonight as had
been planned, to pass the water bond
and other ordinances Incidental to
calling the speclnl election enrly in
October on which these matters will
be Voted. Instead the adjourned meet
ing will he held Friday night, by whJch
time City Attorney Carkln with the
aid of T C. Dlllard. the-city water
engineer, will have the water bond
rrdlflnce tendy for Action by the citun-
citi. ; - .
There will be a' special meeting of
the Greater Med ford club Monday,
August 10, 1925, nt the Public library,
to take under consideration the pur
wWtase of a lot. All members aie urg
fed to attend. 2:30 p. m. 119
Medford visitors in Ktnmnth Falls
this week Include Mrs. R. h Kcnaston
nnd Mrs. IC. K. Hammersley.
, Mrs, Fred Tire, who grows count
less vnrleties of dahlles nt her home
on Alder stret In this city, presented
the Mall Tribune office with a choice
bouquet of the fragrant flowers yes
terday. Each flower was a specimen
of all that a perfect dahlia should be.
The gift was greatly appreciated by
the office force.
BY A CANADIAN
VICTORIA, U.SC. Aug. ,( Canad
ian Press.) John P. Babcock, deputy
fish commissioner of British Columbia,
today received an official report that
a sea serpent, which children in the
Queen Charlotte islands, in the Pacific
ocean off the province, insisted they
saw, was real.
' "When 1 saw the animal going down
the inlet," wrote John Van Valken
bitrff, who made the report, "lie was
traveling with the tide. He made a
slow, wriggling 'motion, like a land
snake employs when swimming at
leisure. The head and six or eight
feet of the body were above the sur
face". 'When the Berpent submerged Its
body came up In a long spiral like a
rope being dragged over a submerged
object. 1 did not see the tail. The
body was round, or a short oval, dark
green, almost black on the back, grow
ing lighter underneath, with RplotcheH
of black.- The head was rather long
and 1 saw knobs tlmt 1 took for eyes
and nostrils."
Babcock said that the report "to me
hears every mark of sincerity," though
"nothing like that is known to sci
ence," and Ue waH "at n loss to under
stand what the Queen Charlotte island
peoplo have aeon."'
EX-MAYOR Of SI...
HELENS SLATED TO
TAKE ROSS' PLACE
PORTLAND, AUK. 0 ( A. P.) Al
bert C .Ross, master fish warden. Is
to be replaced at the next hum1! Ing of
the state fish commission by Kdisou I.
Hallagh. former mayor of St. Helens,
according to report that was not de
nied by John Veatrhi- commission
member. -
Ross -was appointed master warden
when Carl G. Shoemaker left the post
and the status of both the commission
nnd of Its staff entered a period b of
rapid changes, which has continued
ever since.
Rallngh is n former member of the
legislature, in which he served on the
fisheries committee of the house, lie
is now field agent of the Columbia
River Packers' association.
AORSE SHIES AT
TRAIN, CAR -HITS
HORSE, 3 HURT
ROHKDL'rtU,' Aug. 6. Mrs. C
Cart ami son Donald of Oak Grove
and William Krantz of Dlllard, were
Injured thin afternoon In an accident
a few miles south of Roseburg, KrantK
was rlillng a horse along the highway j
near the S, P. tracks, when tbe animal
shied at a passing train. Ah the horse I
leaped off the road, li was str ick by
(he automobile driven by Mr. Carr nnd
occupied by his wife and son. The
machine swerved to the side of. the ;
road and struck the fence. Mrs. Carr j
was thrown Into the windshield mis- i
taining gasncs ami nniiM.es anoui ui
face ami head. The boy was thrown
out the car upon his head ant) hndly
bruised. Mr. Kraut., was hurled to
the pavement and rendered uncon
scious.
Thy were nil brought to Rpseburg
for medical attention.
Allies Road Rulll
WASHINGTON, Aug. (A. P.)
A total of IM-ir, miles of federal aid
highways were built and accepted
during Ihe fiscal year ending June 3rt.
at n cost of $l!MMxr..1!9 of which the
federal -government paid $S7,SUl.JHH.
Banker's Wife Advises
People of Medford
"I ' had stomach trouble bo bad
everything l ate soured ami formed
gas. Was miserable until 1 tried
Aillerlka. This helped the first day."
Adlerikn helps any case gas on the
stomach unless due to deep-seated
causes. The Ql'ICK action will sur
prise you. Reeause Adlerikn is such
an excellent Intestinal evacuant It Is
wonderful' for constipation it often
works In one hour and never gripes.
Heath's Drug Store. Adv.
AS BOOTLEGGER
BOSTON, Aug. 8 (A. P.) The fed
eral grand jury, which has been in
vestigating an alleged "liquor ring"
4n Chelsea, today reported indictments
against 44 persons including Mayor
Lawrence F. Qulgley nnd his brother,
Thomas Quigley, a police Inspector.
Two .sergeants of polic.enlso are In
the list of those indicted.
To Sell I'matlllu Tlmlier
PORTLAND, Aug. 0 (A. P.) The
forest service has advertised for sale
timber on GOno acres of land on Five
1,'oint creek In the Umatilla national
forest. The limber .includes about
22,000,000 feet of yellow pine and
250.000 feet of lodge polo jdne. The
price paid is 2.75 n thousand for both
kinds and 50 cents for other species.
Rids will be received on SepltMnher I.
Eggs
PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. 6. Eggs
extra, cent lower. Current receipts
29 ; pullets 270r28c; firsts 31
jc; exirus A&woifg ueuveruu i'uri
land.
Kotcli-Hotcliy iHf'iMlnn Rcftdy
WABHINOTIN. Aug. 6 (A. P.)
Attorney General Sargent has con
cluded a review of the arguments In
the TTetch-Hetchy electric power case
In California and hi decision Is ex
ftected lnte today. It will bo sub
mlttted to the Interior department be
fore It Is made nubile. '
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The Markets
CHICAGO, Aug. r C, (A. P.)-r
Thiee year old Ileslse Dorn, missing
ince yeftetday, was found exhausted
today in n nwer catch basin where
her father declared an enemy of his
had Imprisoned her.
r heavy iron d'or, too weighty for
a, child to remove, covered the sewer
entrance. A faint cry from the cav
ern led the father nnd a brother to the
bnsln where they found the child
standing in about six inches of water.
livestock
PORTLAND, Aug. 6 (A. P.) Cat
tle, slow; receipts 290; calves, 20. '
Hogs nominally stendy; receipts
150.
Sheep, active to shade stronger;
receipts, 640; medium to good valley
lambs, $10.50rT12.
nutter
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 8. Butter
firm, higher. Extra cubes, city 50c;
standards 49c; prime firsts 47c; ffrts
45c; undergrndes nominal; prints 62c;
cartons 53c.
Rutterfat very firm. Best churning
cream 51c net shlpers' track in zone 1.
Poultry
PORTLAND. Ore., Aug 6. Poul
try Hens weak to lower, other lines
nhout stendy. Heavy hens 22c; light
14c; springs 192Gc; young white
ducks 22c.
Potatoes
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 6. Pota
toes steady, $2.00 if; 2.1 B.
Portland Wheat.
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 6 Wheat
Hard white, Bluestem, Bnart, soft
white, western white, hard winter,
$1.52; northern spring. $1.51; western
red, $1.47; BBB hard white, 1.51,
Today's car receipts Wheat, 3fi;
barley. 2; flour, 2; corn, ; oats, 7;
hay, 16. '
Kan Praitolsro Market)
SAN FRANCJSCO, Aug. 6. (U. S
Bureau Agricultural Kcanomlcs.)
No change In poultry prices today nnd
dealers generally reported n good de
mand for livestocks. Leghorn hens
were about stendy with demand run
nlng to the larger sizes.
ICIOUS OF
SOVIET COMMISSION
TOYKO, Aug. 0 (A. P.) Japan has
notified Russia that 0 commercial
commissioners will be admitted to
Japan from Russia, In addition to the
request of the Soviet government
made on July 0. However, no diplo
matic privileges will bo accorded tbe
commissioners because of the Japan
ese proposition regarding the pos
sibility of bolshevik propaganda. The
Japanese ambassador to Moscow Is
conducting negotiations with the gov
ernment there regarding the Japanese
viewpoint.
9 YEAR OLD COWBOY
SHOWS HARDY GRIT
BEND, Auk. 0 (A. P.) Although
but It yearn old, yet helping his fiithor
"punch" cattlp., little Everett Kmory
of Hllver like, liiHt nlKht wnn thrown
from hlB horHP, HUKtalnlng a dlHlocuted
elbow. In Hplte of having to come
70 mlleH to Bend for medlcnl attention
the little ifellow never whimpered.
After hln nrm wn attended he Het
out with hi put'entK for hlRhoine ex
premilnfru wlntful wlnh that "hlH nt-m
nnd bunted when the circus wan here."
RAN FTMNCIRCO, Aug. C. Buer
fat fi. b. on Francisco, 69(4c -
SPOKANB. Wash.. Aug. 6. (A. P.i
E. F. Pavy, manager of the Pacific
Telephone ft Telegraph company here
said today that some of the long dis
tance lines between Seattle and Ran
Francisco had been out of order dur
ing tlio last row days because a huge
crane had become entangled In the
wires near K.Hninn. flow the bird
got cqiiKlit was more than Jm' could
explain, Mr. Pary said.
Who Is Your Skinny
Friend, Mabel?
Tell him to take Cod Uver OH for
a couplp of months nnd get enough
good healthy flesh on his bones to
look like a real man.
Tell him he won't have to swnl
low the nasty oil with the nauseat
ing fishy taste, because the McCoy
Laboratories, of New York, are now
putting up Cod Liver OH In sugar
coated tablet form.
Ask for McCoy's Cod Liver OH
Compound Tablets. Heath's Drug
Store. West Side Pharmacy, Medford
Pharmacy and every druggist worthy
the name sells them GO tnhlets 60
cents. Any man or woman can
put on five pounds of healthy flesh
In 30 days or your druggist will
willingly refund the purchase price.
One woman put on 15 poUnds in
six weeks, children grow robust and
strong.
"Get McCoy's, the original nntl
genuine Cod Liver Oil Tablet." Adv.
Dennison's
Fruit Labels
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Tomorrow's
Special
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3 1x4 Heavy
Duty Cord Tires
$22.90
Mason
Motor Go.
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Bartlett and Sixth Sts.
Phone 366
Med. Tent & Awning Works
Opposite 8. P, Depot Phone 145-J
Actual size.
Dennison .gummed , labels
if properly used need "not be
replaced eaeh year, but an
be used over and over.
Fruit on shelf appeal's
neat and tidy with unifonn
labels. ,
Medford
BookStore
34 N. Central Ave.
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HAIL 1
' INSURANCE
First Insurance
Agency
A. L. HILL, MinQr
PhoiM 105 M North Ccntnl
Mtdford, Or.
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CanadianfMic
Circle
Tour
O-1
A complete circle
through the Carta-
uian racinc nocKiet
must wunucri ui moun
tain scenery in the world -left
never tht same tcenet twit. Plan
to go this summer!
EXCURSION FARES .
tre now effectivt; itopovtri it Banff,
ke Louim ind tlx Ave dittinclivt J
ly difTfrent Bungalow (jimpi fir
you plenty of opportunity for rcrj
for atmpiett Vfi0 m4
tlluitrattd Iturature .
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CAMPING '
SPECIALS
WALL TENTS
7x7 S-o.. Wall 'lViits, wliitc illicit, itfuot .siiti wulls.- $7.40
7x7 Kl-oz. Wall Ti'iils, heavy v)iit. illicit .'. $9.75
SxlO 10-nz. Wall Tents, heavy white illicit $12.75
10x12 10-nz. Wall Touts, white iliiek $15.25
V2xH 10-oz. Wall Tents, heavy white illicit $22.00
Auto Tents
7x7 S-oz. While Auto Tents
for 'I...! .....:...'..$7.85
7x7 10-oz. ' White Auto Tents
for $9.75
7xfl 10-oz. White Auto Tents
for $12.20
Camp Beds
4Sx74 Steel Camp lieils, sapless,
rustproof sprhiKs, size 4SxG
when rolled $10.85
Koamcr chain fabric. Iieds, size
4Sx74, rolls to size 48x5, prieeil
nt ,.....$11.50
Khaki Auto Tents
7x7 10-oz. O. T). ilrill ltluiki
Auto Tents, (rnaranteeil
water and iliistproof;. for
only .....$12.95
7x0 10-oz. O. H. ilrill ltluiki
Auto Tents ,. $13.95
Stoves"
Colenian two-burner gaso
line stoves, built-in pump,
hot blast Kuiierntor, w i t li
ami without oven; $0.00
and $12.50
Sure Meal 1wo-l)iirner
gasoline stoves ......$6.45
We Have Everything for Campers
Army & Outing Stores
32 So. Central Ave., Opposite Hunt's Craterian
R. S. Stewart, ' ' Your Satisfaction
Manager Phone 913-L Is Our Success
See the Canadian Ifeckies
Jasber
NATIONAL PARK.'
On your trip East or your va-
rMa
canon tour sec Jasper Matiooai
Park's 4,400 square miles of
scenic glories. Golf at Jasper
Park Lodge, Svtry milt a pictunt
Sctrn'c Booklet Fret
LOW SUMMBR FARES
A.B. Holtorp, City Past. Agent
122 Third St., Portland, Ore.
Phone Broadway 3300
CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS
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Travel by Motor Stage -
- SAFELY, 8WIFTLY AND COMFORTABLY
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Two Through Stages Daily
To Portland, leaving Medford at 7:45 A. M. and 1130 A, M.
A pleasant one day trip.
Also leaves Medford at 5:00 P. M. for Roseburg, connecting
following morning to Portland.
We take pssnengers for all way points. For further Information .
and tickets call Union 8tage Depot. Phone 309.
FARE MEDF0RD-P0ETLAND $7.85
Direct Connections at Roaaburg for Coos Bay Points.
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DANCING
'h if'
Rogue Elk Resort
SATURDAY EVENING
' AUGUST 8 :
GOOD MUSIC