Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 18, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Texto o ! Y i 1 irRDFonn matt; TPjrrrTTinFonTV or.rno. tttfspay, TvrorsT ts. .Toa.n N PAPERS AAY AMERICA ' ON DEBT STAND Z)?fcs Telh World Socialists Will "Name Their Own" BRUSSELS, Aug. IS. Anger and hitternPHH continue to mark tho com ments of tho lielKJun press on tho conference at Washington between the American war debt funding com mission and the FielKlnn miKHion. The optimlRtlc tone of 8emi-orficlnl Btatements made in IlruHsola before the conference, which encouraffed the hope that favornblo conditions would be made tor the payment of Bel gium's debt to tho United States, Is resented as having misled public opinion. The N'ntion Relfte says that prom pels have been broken and that Pres ident Wilson's signature has bo come a scrap of paper, Tho Midi snys that America's at titude In regard to the debt question is cynical and that President t'ool litge is in the hands of Wall street. Eugejie V. Pebi, picturesque nctttlijit leader released from f.ruiun month ago, u shown d dressing 19,000 penum at so cialist picnic in Milwaukee,. That the party ha definitely with drawn from the progressives and will name Its own ticket was one nf his statements. On the plat form back of Debs arc ( ) John M. Work, socialist candidate for La Toilette s senate scat; (2) Will mm Coleman, state party or ganizer. (3) Mrs Victor lar ger; ( ) lleinrich liurtel, editor of Vorwaerts, and (ft) Itcp. Uer-per WARIUNOTON, Aufir. 17. (A. P.) ; Bearing out the optimistic feeliiiR. liMnMant CnnliAtrt thnt anlutlnn nf the Belgian debt problem is near, it developed today that the Belgian negotiutoi'H bad made reservations to sail from New York Saturday on tho liner Mnjestle. The Belgians, as well ns officials here involved In the negotiations were '.reticent in regard to possiblo terms of the settlement. Even an nouncement of the intention of tho , negotiators to return home was with held, but it was learned that tho reservations wore made before tho departure of Secretary Mellon and Senator Smoot for Vermont to eon suit with the president. v- HI1 fmmmm "" ' " ' ' .t'-.--.XTT,' 1 ' i Six Year Olil KwlnmiliiK Star. PIUKAni-.U'HIA. Aug. IK. (A. P.) Six year old John Dcvine yesterday swam the Delaware river below Phil adelphia In 4fi minutes. The river this point is about a mile and a half wide. Tho boy's father said th.it be was training the youngster to tackle the Kngllsh channel when be is a tVw years older. larger Wheat Average. WASHINGTON. Aug. 18. The area to be sown to winter wheat this au tumn, based on reports of farmers' in tentions to plant as of August 1, will, be 4,094.000 acres, or 9.7 per cent more than sown last autumn, the de partment of agriculture announced to day. - Insurance Co. "Motion of appeal. Undertaking. State vs. Cameron Moore. Trans cript of Judgment. j Don B. Newbury vs. Henry Mor-j gan. Summons. Writ of attachment. Oscar 4C. l!ewfs vs. John J n I la ire et ux. For money. Denny & Co. vs. Joe Nary.- For money. 1 (J. 10. Ferguson vs. Henry Carter, et al. Korei -Insure. Lillian M. Kinder vs. l:obret W. Kinder. Divorce. p. K. Close vs. R. n. flnle. Men foreclosure. Morris A. IJpshitz vs. Rebecca H. Upshitz. Affidavit. With tfte Women of Today Good Vaudaoillq Program Tonight "The Vanity DdK" two p:ihs f sisters, who dunce and play musical iiiKtrumcnts. head tnniuhi'H vaudeville hill at Hunt's Crateriai). The act is elaborately staged and gorgeously eoxiunied. The long and the short nf acrobatic teamwork is presented by Scream Welch Mid Sig Ncaly, in a skit called. "In lb' 1-und of l-tuhler." They are clever enlei'iniiieiM. "The Operation" Is n veiili iioiniil act by lieigeu and cuinininy, a playlet in which lialf the iii'lni'M are iluinniics, bi-inging sionelbilig new. Carmen and How, a souk and ilaucc teani, from Australia, give ibelr Im pression of an American audience, anil what they expect of an KngHwh ac tor. Murlo offers n strong man act. showing feats of strenKth that seem impo.ssilile. iiirf act is calied "In the Days of Nero. The photoplay portion of the bill consists of (he popular 'Topics of the Day," and a zippy comedy. ,TSe Screen By Yo Press Agent. The l.e.mue for tho Abolition of Cap- fused an nppointment ns vice president Ital Punishment is composed of some of the J,eague of Nations commisslson of the country's most famous doctors, (for the protection of women and pro lawyers, penologists, etc. Their aim motion nf child welfare. Miss Abbott Is to abolish the death penalty first 'declared that her instructions do not in New York -tale and then through- Prolwile Court. Estate of Piatt J. Van Dusen. Claim. Proof of publication. Proof of republication. Estate of Martha J. Paul. Proof of publication. Estate of Nancy J, McGrntt. . Peti tion. Order. Oath. Estate of Mabel F. Richardson. Petition. Order. Luzella Damon, Edward E. Brown assume the business name of "D,a mon Cafe." S. tt. Morris, H. R. Morris assume tho business name of ..-'fOflk rStreet Garage." IRaperlad ty JaoM.it Count. Abstract C Sllth Stmt an Csxlral Amaufcl Circuit Court. Daniel Fuller et al versus George Neiluon. et til, for money. J. A. Jennison versus Janet Knight et ril., lien. Max C.eBnuer assumes the busi ness name of Vulley Candy Co. Henry B. Stephenson versus estate, final account. Emma McKoever versus estate, proof of publication order. Hatt J. Van Dusen versus estate, petition objection notice. Don Newbury versus Henry Mor gan, motion. 13. c. Fawcett versus Skyline Min ing company, answer. Violet Waters versus aHrry Waters, summons. Jessie A. Beery versus Charles A. Beery, summons. Kohcrt Lightbody versus Million aire Mining Co., Hen. lna K. Lightbody versus Million aire Mining Co., Hen. .Inmes stoknn (deceased) versus estate,, admitted to probate. Delphine Dallnlre versus estate. Inventory and appralsment vouchers, orders and final account. Catherine Sanborn versus estate, proof of publication. James s. Porter versus estate, affi rm, tic Medford Hardwaro & Sporting Sr"tt v Onods Co. versus bertha Turpin et al.. lien foreclosure. Edwin B. Vronman versus ' Eliza beth Wilrox, summons. State lndustrlnl Accident Commis sion versus Elmer Hall, writ' of at tachment, summons. Isaac Best versus Henry C. Rey nolds, writ of attachment, summons. W. R. Caylord versus W. II. Cor- Highway Motor Co., versus Mary . -m""B -M Chase et al., stipulation, memoran dum. I.csslo Holland versus Hugh Ed ward Holland, summons. Jackson County Building & I.oan Association versus J. M. Shoemaker et al., summons. Mattie. J. Nichols versus George A.1 Nichols, motion, reply. Ashlnnd Baptist church versus W. T. Minor et al., demurrer. Charles L. Cowcn versus Minnie Bell Cowen, summons. I Mary Elizabeth McOrath (de-! ceased), versus estate, admitted to probate. Edward W. Learning (deceased) versus estate, admitted to probate. Emma Jv Roberts versus estate, admitted to probate. Victor Hugo Dalo versus estate, ln , ventory and appralsment. Charles W. Fischer versus estate, petition, order. George A. Sanders versus estate, flnnl report, order. William McGrnth versus estate, pe tition, oath. A. B. Shepnrd, et al vs. S. W. Hutchinson, et al. Answer and cross complaint. Violet Waters v. Harry Wogn. i Divorce. pa James E. Fuller vs. II. Lloyd Cole, et al. Foreclosure. tate vs. H. M. Webber. Transcript of Judgment. State vs. C. M. Stephens. Trans cript of Judgment. i A. W. Walker vs. 'Fireman's Fund 10 500 10 10 10 10 Real Estate Transfers. R. E. C'urley, et ux, . to T. E. Daniels, W. D. to part DLC 60, twp. 27 S., Jl. 2 W. Bertha Howell, et vir to It. Richman, W. D. to lot bn Oak street, Ashland . Charles I. I'alton to Alvhild R. ralton, W. D. ' to W Mi n' NW, sec. 23, twp. 35 S., It. 2 East . . ... A. A. Marske, et ux, to O. K." Billings, et ux, Q. C. D. to 'i int. in lot on Main St., Ashland C. W. Root, et ux, to A. A. Marske, et ux, W. D. to lot In block 14, Ashland Mrs. C. Magruder to F. A. Southwell Q. C. D. to lots 6. 6, 7, 8, blk. SI, Central Point '. Walter R. Morris, et ux. to Mabel Glover, W. D. to lots 2, 3, 4, G, 6. 7, block i, .Phoenix Pnul N. MeCorley, et ux, to Frank R. Hoffman, et ux, W. D. to lot 6, blk. 2, Jack son's Add. to Medford v Allien T. Mcllvain, et- ux, to . W. Alex Smith,' el ux, W. D. to land in E',4 of K'A at S13 sec. 10, twp. 36 S., II. 4 West Sherman llaikson. et ux, to Multnomah State Bank, W. D. E!4 of SB. SW of KK, sec. 24, twp. 35 S.. 11. 4 West Davis to Paulino Al. Johnson, deed to part lot 1, blk. 1, Siskiyou Heights Add. to Medford. Lot li, sec. 15 twp 38 S.. 1!. 1 West Agnes I. Merrell, et vir, to Jay R. Dickinson, et ux, land In sec. 8, twp. 37 S.. It. I West Mary Truax to Wesley W. Tru ax, et ux, W. D. to land In Jackson county urst, et ux, to r red Floyd Hurst, W. D. to lot 9, blk. 39, Medford Margaret F. Hurst to Mrs. Fred Hurst, W. D. to lot 10j blk. 30, Medford W. J. Messenger to Ludvig .Al' ming, et ux, W. D. to lot 7, NV4 lot 8, blk. 4. Medford..; F. E. Furry, et ux. to Mllo F. Furry, et ux, W, D. to lot 111 Phoenix - .' t . . ... Orover C. Corum to Dwen -Oregon Lumber Co., W. D. -to SWA sec. 16, twp. J S R. 3 Enst Ethel G. Davis to C. Lee Hen derson. W. D. to lot 7. River dale Tract 1000 Vernon R. Milam to Leroy Perk, et ux, Q. C. D. to part blork S, Park Add. to Med ford Marjorle Payne to George A. Briscoe, et ux, W. D. to part D&C 39, twp. 39 8., n. 1 E George A. Briscoe, et ux. to Marjorlo Payne, W. D. to pt. DLC 39, twp. 39 8.. R. 1 K Isabella J. Stlne to Ida Shef. field. W. D. to lot 1. blk 1, Gray's Add. to Medford .... City of Medford to Tnlted States, W. D. to lot IS, E. 38 ft. lot 2. block 1, Frultdale Add. to Medford Jas. T. Baker to H. t). Miller. W. D. to lot I, blk. , Carl ton Add. to Medford Anna Heckathorn, et al to Cyn thia Rogers, W. D. to lot 13, Miss Vivian I'lei'co permit her to accept the oflfce. Mrs. M. M. Bolton, trrandniooc of Sir Humphrey Davy. invent m of the miner's safety lamp, is'tbe inventor of many domestic lalmr savin,; de vires. She has recently formed an all wu iiiiin's company. "Tho Marriage Whirl." Klalln. "The National Anthem." with syn cojftition Kctilntf the pace of our so called "best people," hut brinKiuK forth the fact that ibis jagg-mad "Knot;" is a very small minority and lhat they are not imr representative people," opens at the lllalio theater tonight, under the title of "The Mar riage Whirl." The principal character Is a kIH of the ' finer type,, played by Corinne Griffith, who is brought Into the "jaiHj", circle while trying to nave a young man who has fallen for Its glit ter. She tries to become a part of his life, only to give It up in the end and marry a more nedate young chap of the circle In which she really be Miss iletty Joel, daughter of Sir James Stewart lockbart, of London, is n furniture designer whose work, experts say, is creating n new "period." The only woman stevedore In Amer Ica, so far as known. Is Mrs. Florence Merrla mof Portland, Me., who says she can handle as much freight ns any man. She Is also mnte and cook on a vessel and helps out with any other tnsk while at sea. j Pierce an executive secretary. 10' Warden iewis E. jUiwos of Slnff Sing prison. Dudley Field Malone, (Clarence. Darrow, famous lawyers,' i Senn tor Copcland and others are mem 1 bers of the organization. Mrs. Windsor AVade. wife of the chief physician of the leper colony(l Cullon Island, -in the Philippines, has lived In the colony for threeyears. She feels that the world has not completed its job of eradicating plague spots un it!, til it hns wiped out leprosy, and sbo recent y spent some tf mo in -New York to raise funds for the work. Miss Grace Abbott, director of the ch i Id re n 's b i rea u of the de pa rl me n t of labor in Washington, recently re- 10 230 10 10 10 10 10 10 12 blk. 15. mitte Falls Kate McFnddcn to K. J. Kubli, W. 1). to land in sec. 3(1, twp. 37 .. K. 5 West W. Dusbabck to Bertha L. Tim merman. W. t. to part block 1 1, Imperial Add. to Medford Perl iJnvis, et ux. to Kveretto (I. Trowbridge, W. D. to K of S V4 lot d. blk. 9, Park Add. to Medford Sheriff to Frank M. Amy, deed to land In sec. 22, twp. 3G S., II. 4 West Ka t h ry n M i la m to Lcrn y Pec k , et ux. Q. C. D. to part block lf.,Pnrk Add. to Medford .... 100 Tonight Try Your Favorite Fruit in V a summer dessert . as dainty as it is cool TELEPHONE GIRL NOW WELL Suffered Two Years, Relieved By Taking Lydia E.Pinkham'o Vegetable Compound Marshalltown, Iowa. "At the time I began taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege table, compound 1 was a telephone op erator, ana l)ad b&sn Huit'crin for two years with bearing down pains and cramps in my legs so I could scarcely walk. At times I could not do any kind of work on account of my trouble. My mother was taking t.hn mpriipinA far tha Miss Ivy Cumriilnus. Knells!) motor Change of Life and she thought it would help me and it did. 1 have also taken Lydia E. Pinkham's Liver Pills. I rec ommend your medicines to my friends and I will answer all letters asking about them." Mrs. P. E. EVERTS, Box 149, Marshalltown, Iowa. Mrs. Norton's Experience "Before I started takine Lvdia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound I was weak and ncrvousl and had such terri ble dizzy spells that I could not stand some days. I had no appetite, was rest less at night and felt all run-down. My husband got me a bottle of the Vegeta ble Compound and I am surprised at the results after taking it." Mrs. Clarenhe S. Norton, IS Pierce St, Dover. N. II. Women of Pnrapuny each carry a hnndful , of Beml-curuatpnuccoleaves from their own Burdens. When they want to smoke th.ey take one of the leaves, mnnlpulnte It skillfully with one hand, roll it qulrkly once or twice on their thighs, and proceed with their smoke. , , racer of international fame, was mar- ricd recently and plans ot retire from tiie puhlic view. Modeling old Knulish pottages in porcelain in the unusual work of Miss A. Madeline linper of London. She wan trained at Miss Gwendolyn Par- IMII lilt nillKMl. i uvy nave rauiuiifii- .,,., i - (.uion. nnA led headquarters in New York City .;I nf h-r nwn .'mi, land have appointed MIfs ivian , r nmoolutv. he ', weak and nervous, and had such terri nays, because It is something no ono else Is doing. Took with (ras. v-mm v Ms EE B Bil'f - 'nit mm Suffered 18 years-Cured in 2 Months 1 had Miffertd tor 18 Itm with PILES. My docton t.14 a sunlkal operation wai atMolutely neceiwry. Yet after a few treat ments by Dr. Dean 1 wa welt gaining weight and f trength; free from all nervous troubles." yHAT this woman writes Is typical of hundreds of extreme cases of PILES which my celebrated non-surgical meth od has permanently CUR ED. Isn't It worth a few treatments by a recognized Specialist, who will CUARANTEE to CUKb you or return your rr.K, rather than suffer longer? Kea myKI'.LKbookon Pllesand other RECTAL and COLON disorders. i It will cause you to act promptly. CHJ. DEAN. M.D..Inc PORTLAND Omits; 5UMTIX uriil-s. Or Dtin BuilHlng BOS-112 SMietrr Dullilina OTMlSir)l;MAIrJ el T M AND PIN i; INSURANCI I : First Insurance J I Agency . j A. L. HILL, Manager 5 5 Phone 105 30 North Central ! I I Medford, Or. ', CASH PAn? For Second-Hand Furniture and 8tove W.A. KINNEY Furniture House 315 E. Main ' Phone 50f Carbon Briquets will advance $2 per ton on September 1. ORDER NOW for your winter supply. Valley FuelCo. Phone 76 N. Fir St. n in Our paint tlcketh closer t h a n a brother. All of lira's Icnnnns are not learned lu school. Tho IpHon of pulnfs protection conies from experi ence. We know that paint la the boat pro tective policy. Why do wa put It off? I Bar 1 l 1VM.1!Ll-J.a:i Follow Peter Paint '$ Advice Buick 6 V in Fine Condition TERMS OR TRADE The Busy Corner Motor Co. LOW FARES TO PORTLAND AND RETURN Comfortable, economical tcrvlce dally. Safe dependable Cratns at cotiifiiient iuMrl $16.05 $19.15 roundtripweck-end roundtrlp leiion tick:t, start Frl.,Sat. ticket ; on sale every orSun.Rerurnlimit day Return limit Tuesday following. IS duys. Proporttunatcly low fitci lo other point. M. Montgomery, Local Passenger Agent. Phone 34, Medford GAS HEAT GAS HEAT GAS 30-Day Special Cash Your Old Stove in for $ 1 5 as first payment on Vulcan SMOOTH TOP Gas Range and -pay the balance in 12 equal pay ments, no interest charged. Free piping in your home. Service fir si profit a by-product. Southern Oregon Gas Co. HEAT GAS HEAT GAS HEAT 3 Start Now and Keep Going The best time to save money is be tween the ages of, six and ninety-six. In other words, start young and keep it up. And the first step in successful sav ing is to open a Savings Account at the First National Hank. It will give you a safe place for your savings, an accur ate record of your progress and tho help and encouragement of this strong, friendly bank. First National Bank Medford, Oregon