Medford mail tribune., August 21, 1925, Image 4

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arcftFom-) MrtrLoTTinmOT, meaford. crecion'. ranuY. attoust 21, 102.-1
ASSAULT CASE
HERE
BYJ DIVORCE
A churtfo of nnnuult mul battery,
IIS
HOMES ARE NEEDED
By P. M. Jones.
CKXTHAL POINT, Ore, Auk. -I
Swlibh whs fiU-tl by Mi'H, Alvlo WoikIh huHlnesH jiooplo of this city disdoHCH
wan (IfHtnlMHCMl 1,10 'uct 1,1111 t"(!r- aro new arrivalu
111 mis jmri 01 me vaney ainiost uuuy
aKutiiHt her husband,
p-CKtorday in Jude Tnylur'n court bc
thuho of lack of evidence.
WoodH, wlio iH 1 9 yiii-H old and
Quarried but throe niontliH, wuk al
K'Kcd to buvo beaten blH wife on her
TefUHiil to go after water for unt In
ibeli lent Iiouho a half milo wol of
kho Southern Pacific rlKht-of-wny
near Jackwon ntrcot. Mi-h, Woods, who
Is IX yearn of a Re, rhtlrued that Khe
iiad been atruek by Iter busbum) on
Mcveral dlf fert'nt oeeasioiiH before be
licrtt her on August 13
WitneHfM for WoodH, who Miibl t tint
ihey had watched the alleged beatltiK.
claim the two were laughing and In
it playful nu.od at the time It hap
pened.
At the end of the hearing. Wood
va Herved with divorce papcra filed
by. 11m wife charging cruelty,
District Attorney Newton Chancy
rdatcH that it in not hit custom to
bring Much cases into court when In
connection with a divorce, but action
was taken In this cane becaiiHo of hcv
oral reaHona, and In u statement wild
"It la my Intenlion to nail wlfe-beatcra
rfBht to the mast.'
D. 0. K. K. CONCERT
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The Crater Lake Temple band, D,
O. K, IC, will play ita fourth concert
of the season tonight at the city park
at H o clock. A very entertaining pro
gram has been arrangel, the numbers
(f which arc given at folluwa:
Ihi-cIi. "High I'rlde" Hud
I'opular, "When I Think of You" Kohc
Spanish WnltzeM, "Santiago"
Kong. "Iawc HendK a Little (Jift of
Ruses Opcnshuw
Popular, "O Kutherlna" Kail
Overture, "Orpheus" Offenbucli
Popular, "Twilight Stum and You"
Herb. Brown
M arch , "I lo in ba trt o" i-'a rra r
' Htur Spangleil Hanner
FIRE ARE RESCUED
PASA DKiVA. Cnl., A ug. I . ( A .
P.) The brush fire which ban burned
oyer more than 4,uo( aei'eM In the Illg
Tujungu canyon region today contin
ued tt weeping beyond control In the
mountains north of Pasadena. Com
pletion of a 42-foot fire break In the
ridge between the Hig Tujunga canyon
and the Arroyo Heco early today was
expected to keep the flames out of the
PuHHdena wateialied.
. A Torce of approximately 700 flre
flghtet'H at work early today combat
ting the blaze will be augmented later
In the day by oilier cont Ingenta, fed
cral foroHt officials announced. The
men; trapped yciterday were rescued.
1
2 ARRESTED ON
, Jainen Pell and
d1 citizens, wei
Thomaa I'lsrh, lo-
1 arn-ied at 4 o'clock
Milti morning for being in an Intoxi
cated ootid It Ion 011 1 he city Htreet m.
Three bolt lea of moonshine were
found 011 Hell's person, two of which
had not yet been opened. According
to the district attorney's office a
charge of posseHslug IntoxIcaiitH will
be placed against him.
The time for their hearing bus not
been set, their case being turned over
to the district attorney.
and thut moHt t tlicHC new people un
forced to locate In tho country hut
roundlnK the city or push on lo Home
other locution by roan on of the fact
that there are 110 more available living
quarters in the city.
There have been heard rumors of
Homo new homes to be erected herd,
hut as yet nothing definite could be
learned, it is to he hoped that these
milium will noon materialize and that
we can offer homes to the new ar
rivals; we have Krown to tho full ex
lent of our capacity until more houses
are built, which Is all that can be ex
pected of any city. Come on. let's
have some new houses.
Clifford (). Hatfield and wife of
Seattle, arn spending a few days with
tho former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. U
Hatfield. Clifford noeds no introduc
tion to Central Point, as he was raised
here and was for some time with the
Paxson Drug company prior to enter
ing O. A. C, from which he graduated
to enter the drug business. He Is now
with the llartlett Drug company of
Scuttle and doing well. Ho will visit
such of his old pals as still live here
before returning to duty.
Mrs. K. S. Paxson and daughter.
Mrs. Richard Hale of Missoula, Mont
are visftlng at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. R. H. Paxson. Mrs. Paxson is a
sister of Mrs. R. II. Paxson, while her
husband was a brother of R. H. Pax
son. K. S. Paxson was. before his
death, quite well and favorably known
as n painter of Indians and Indian
life, having spent much of his life In
Bulto and Missoula, Mont.
Mrs. B. A. Atkinson and two sons
are spending a few days enjoying tho
beauties of Diamond lake.
Mrs. Udia Fields, who has been
quite sick. Is again able to be up and :
about and Is Improving quite rapidly.
Mrs. R. H. Paxson. who was quite
sick for several days. Is reported as
much improved.
James Cummings has returned from
his vacation and the old star again
reposes gracefully upon his bosom.
Poslmaster and Mrs. day lex are
spending their vacation in Portland
and coast points. Mrs. Kills Clark is
officiating at tho postol'lice in their
absence.
Miss henna Hamrlch is spending a
few days at McKen.lo river with tho
Mclirldes.
Gordon Altchley is now official pilot
if one of Joss Richardson a fruit
trucks, operating litRhU.
There was u good old-iashlouod
birthday party at tho homo of Mr. and
Mrs. J. T. Fry on Saturday, August la,
in honor of the birthdays of Mr. Fry
and Al Turbo II. As Mr. Fry's birthday
was on the 10th and Mr. Tarbell's on
tho 20th, they "met hnlf way" on dates.
Mr. Fry pnssed his 7 mi and Mr. Tut
hell his liOth milestone.
Vhoso present were Mr. and Mrs. I
Slevo Tarhell. Fay Avery, Mr. and ,
Mrs. Savage and Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, I
til of Agate; Mr. and Mrs. .1. M.
Storm, It. T.. Archibald. J. R. and Susie
St (Hin, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Fry and Al
Tarhell.
After a bounteous dinner and an
ovenlnn devoted to reminiscences.
ynrn spinning and music, the guests
departed declaring the party tho finest
on record.
Tho Hotel Central lias tho following
KiicHts registered : J. Parsons. Port
land; B. Pfremmer, Orunts Pass;
N. C. Smylhe and wife. Fort Klamath;
Mr. Lewis, Joseph Mans, Miss B. J.
Mans, Miss K. Demnsey, all of Los
Angeles, and Mrs. I). K. Bliss of Holly
wood. J. A. (tear, tho proprietor of
tho Central, stales that every room
and apartment Is full and that he Is
forced almost dally lo turn away
people seeking quarters.
Rev. B. A. Finch of himcne stopped
Chursday for a short visit with his
friend. J. A. Gear of (he Hotel Central-
Rev. Finch Is on his way to IjuKcvicw
on a combined pleasure and business
trip. Ho was formerly pastor of the
Baptist church of Lakevlnw. having
filled the pastorate there for four
years.
GRACE MITT LEADS
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' Oraio Wl.'k Merrill, il foiinov wi-ll-
lillou n i phIiIimiI of I lilt, rlly unil .liii'K
HKltvlllo uml (lie IVntral I'olnt Hh-lrli-l,
now In lnovlr work tit llnlly-
wood. Oil If., "ml who rcepiilly won
11 bdiiulv loiilint. niHlniMTi'd !' tor
"Movie DlKOXt," I" nlll'iu! In 11 "11"'
fi'tl rlKUlo" I'Olltl'Kl bring HhkpiI
by till' Hllllll' IM'rimllclll.
Tim foiiiirr Infill wiiliiiin linn !13.
170 villi' mul Ihm' ninronl iMiiiiliilllor.
DllKllll MOlllllll. "lib' 111. Mill Mlll'H.
Till! Iim! IHK1 1 tho "Mlivlii IUhwI"
Iii IiiIk n (unit pic lino of 111" lenilltiK
i-ollli'Hhiiit.
(Iriiio Wlik M'i'ilit wim the ili'
fetnlKnl liisl wliilrr In n Imril foimb
illv.ir huh 1 tint thrllli'il llin rniiniy
Hl'Ut.
hail boen wountlcil In Die Khoultler.
llmt the Duke of Mirumla hail been
killi-il and the klnK'H chHuffcui
ivoundcd. ll,ailded that there waH no
attempt to hide the effect that there
wtiH a pint aKHlnut Alfonso In aeveral
clioH participated In by forelKnem and
that the police were taklntf extraordi
nary precaution) lo protect tho mon
arch.
Assatiln Is Killed.
CANTON, China, Auk. 21. One of
I the men who participated In the uhsos-
hI na t Ion ycHteriluy of l-leu Chens-llol,
i:w yoilK. Auk. 21.-(A. P.) ,flnanM ...... f lhfi (.,., ov.
The censorship In Hpull. which hu lrnmont wa Mmi y guar(8 wnc
been Imposed upon feature Hturles, . fiQi (ufl -.- ,i n..thr
headllmH, apparently Ik preventing for
the moment tlie ti'Uth or falsity of a
cli'cuinKtantial atory related ly u trav
eler urrlvlng at Hondaye, France
from Santiinder, Spain, of an attempt
to asKaNHluatc King AlfotiHO at Santun-
ler last Siturday nlglit.
Recently (here have been other re
ports of plotH agnliist the life of I he
.Spanish monarch mid an official
a;i lenient iHHiied in Madrid on June
10 admitted one plot. Thin was tho
finding of a bomb ou the railway
track between Kaiagosa and Barcelona
over which Alfonso was to pas. The
x plosive was discovered before the
king's train arrived.
Severn I persons were arrested nnd
were said lo have confessed pari id
pal ion In I be plot.
The story of the traveler at Hen-
daye was lo the effect that a tall,
well-dressed man put his baud in bfH
pocket as the automobile of the king
neared him. The suspicious movement
in changing his ditrk eyeglasses to
clear glasses was noticed by the secret
service men who took him Into cus
tody.
it was asserted in Barcelona, ac
cording to the traveler, that the king
Eat More
BUTTER-NUT
BREAD
It's Healthful
ASK ANY GROCER
wounded. The remainder escaped.
Cook with RAH.
tf
Bartletts
Wanted
Guy W. Conner
Rain Falls l Portland.
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 21. Rain
which fell here tills morning amounted'
to .01 Inch, accordiK to Edward L.
Wells, district metooroloKlst, who docs
not expect any more rain to fall In the
next 24 hours. Vancouver, Wash., Is
tin-only other point that reported rain
this nmrninK
, JhiVn Brother Also liitliicr
LOS ANOKLFgt. AUK. ill. (A. !')
John Dempaey. brother of William
llaniBon ("Vck") Uemiisey. world's
heavyweiBht champion pUBtllst, who
was arreHlcd here hist nlBht on
charges of drunkenness, was ro-ar-rested
today on a ihaiKo of vasrancy
preferred by bis wife. Jane ueinpney
o Vunut Kll. 0 J
WENATCHEB. Wash.. Aug. ?1.
Nine foiest fires were Btaried by
yesterday's eloctrical storm at thu
hil tj Lake CIcElum, tho local for
estry office was advised today,: .'
Cook with
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Earn
Enclosures
Ride in i
Comfort;
A Rex EndoiureorTop will
keep you warm and dry in the
coldeit or rainiest weather.
And it costs so little-! Drive
your open car in leave it a
few hours then drive away
in "enclosed" comfort!
Rx Rmfftmvnr It niifil
for these car: Buick, Cadil
lac, Chevrolet, Chryiler,
Dodge BrotheTi.Hupmobile,
Maxwell, Nash, QldsmobiU
ttmd Studebaktr.
F. F. BURKE
Opposite S. P. Depot Phone 145-J
Over 37 Years in Medford
' 4 i :
Over 3000 Bank Accounts
Old depositors remain throughout the years and
new names are entered on our books each week to stay
there.
Is it an, accident that this institution satisfies so
many people for such a long time, or is it due to the su
periority of its service?
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Jackson County
Bank
Medford, Oregon
Established 1888
"Inviting Your Business On Our Recdrd"
MANN'S The Best Goads for the Price, No Matter What the Price t
t : ASA 1:1 (A N A . Krtm;b Mnrnrro.
fimunt J 1 The Amerleiin uviatir
who vulunteered fr Hervlee with the
l-'n'tn-b MKiiiiiHt tbe Klffinn tribt'sinoii
biiveulnioHt eomploted tbeir trulnitiK
fiiiit-MP here uml nre brhm trmitteH
to fly iibine. They will chnrtly k to
ICubiit for preHetitiitlnn to the Hilltiin
tMnlcr whnve luinner tlicy will flu-ht.
OPEN
ALL
NIGHT
Phipps Auto Park
Service
Highway at Jackson St
MANN'S
Fmal Gleali-Up Sale
Beginning Saturday we will cbrduct a final Clean-up Sale of
all Summer Merchandise. It will pay you to take advantage
of these prices-
One lot of men's Suits, reg- nJ6ot f Suit8' size8 32 One Lot of Boys' Suits
ular $25 to $40 values, Jn men?s; long pants Knicker Suits, sizes 6 to 16
Suits.
V2 Price , Price y2 Price
5"s.-,v
DYERS
HATTERS
CLEANERS
PLEATERS
Phone 244
23 N. Fir St.
Vll.lU lt OIM'DSKS AtVl'ITT.XIi
or 'IUO NAVY M'ltSliS
WASIIIN'C'I'l'N. Aim. HI. (A. I'p
Verdict!) ir ni Killlty iclilili'il By
ti coirl iiitirll.il tv IddI .'nun
niraltl 'l lO linlli M. Alul O 'im
Mlrn failiTinc lilnncy. navy nur.-.ra
charRrd unh viMUIinn cf Hip V"1
ol?Md ad lirlMRHip ll'itlnr llllr) III
Lnlted Hlnifn frinn I hi- t 1 t I
were sapiirovcd luduy ly yccro--Inrv
V TTIImr. ' .
HARDWARE CO.
Hammers
Reg.
Reg.
Enders $1.65 98c
Enders 75c 68c
Hatchets
Reg. Boy Scout $1:50. . . b 98c
Rtg. $100 Hnml Axe .$1.19
IamkIi Kits . .... .a 75c
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sll our wirowcbii,i-AcV
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Straw Hats
$2.00 to $5.00 value
$1.00
Dress Shirts
$1.50 value
$1.19
Dress Pants
One Lot $6 values
$4.25
Athletic Union Suits
$1.50 and $1.75
values
$1.29
SEE
OUR W?W
FALL SUITS ci
Swimming Suits
for Boys
$1.00 value '
59c
Work Shirts
Blue or Grey
95c
Dress Pants
One Lot $4 values
$2.95
Flannel Pants
for Young Men
Discounted
1Af
Wool
Swimming Suits
Men's and Boys'
$4.00 value
$2.98
Shirts and Drawers
Light Weight
48c
each
Boys' Union Sui,ts
65c value
48c
Jantzen
. Swimming Suits
for Men
$5.45
Mann's Departments tore
THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY
Fhone 488-487 Q ' Metffotd, Oregon"
Union Suits
Men's Balbriggan
89c
Night Shirts
Fine Quality Muslin
$1.25 value
, 98c
Canvas Gloves
for packing
Ladies' or Men's
sizes
12c
Boys' Caps
75c $1 $1.50
SEE
OVR'NEW
FALL SUITS
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