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Y. SEPTTimri? "13. '1923
KING CO. JAIL
RUSSELL'S
CHURCHES FIND 10 BUILD B
BftSMESS MEN APART.-HGUSE ON
- GENERAL! Y WET OAKDALEAVENUE
SIX PWSONERS
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MAKE GETAWAY
U'llfurit 1h to Iiuvk it Jfio.fiOO nii.irt-
mrni liutiw. :i ix i niil for Itx i-ri-r-ilnn
n I.M.-1- n i ni ' '"! Ilpplii-il fur tills iiioi niriK lit tlx-
Prohibition Report, Claim !! iiuiwihh .i..i.-,ii-i,t i,y i. u.
Si-hllb-r. l I 1 1 ( - of I lie Ciliuiliil
Business Men Opposed to ""'- u-ii- ni t-mn. ..r
...iirx wi mi- JI-UI I HUM HIT,
$l2,lfiO wnrth of additional permits
were iiIko Ki'iinu-d todny.
The new apartment houHo will ho
located on Oak dale avenue hci ween
Sixlli and Hi'vciith KtrcetH. will he
three Htorii'H in height ami will he
WACiiiivn'rnv ,... i i a im '' unm-nwitiiiH. nan
... , , , , ' (call fur it i-i-lnfiii-fi'd coucm-ik Htnn;-
A collation of varied Information lmo wl( Hm.(1( wjlh(Mlt
iih to lh effect of prohibition on When completed the hutldfnK will
economic condition and luallli was '' equipped wlih an elevator and will
,11m modern In every way. A radio is
planned to le installed in each of th
Federal Council of Churches in
Dry Law As Now Framed,
Though It Helps Industry
made public lust nmlit by tlii
rurur. unu . .,.. uunn ,.,,,., 1( wi t.()laln.
th federal council nf (huivhen iih, T1i- erection nr an aiarlment
a part of Itn report on (he I" oliibl- . hoiie hax been under ih- consldera
tlon ijiieHtlnll. linn of .Mr. Sdiulcr for hihim time
No definite com IuhIomh were Hint -I p-ist, biti did not come in a head
ed, but it wuh remarked In the re- until today-. Them will be no con
port that In general the number of i run nr. i )n crwt ion of the build Iiik
(leothH from disease that uvuxv tint b-inK under Dm supervision of l.arkin
of llquor-dt InkiiiK fdiftwwl a drop In it.-yin.ld. w ho will commence the
J 120. early in the prohibition re- woi k immediately with the fxp.-oui-KlrriH,
but an IncreaFC in tin- yeurH tloit of onipl. t in it in an short time
thereafter, TIiIh wan o(e of tin aH possible tn lake rare of I bo over
tabUluliOllH oil Wllleh the first n-ellnn crowded iliilllli.il of the ejty.
of the report, made public Inst nielli, I .lrn. I,. K. Winner applied fur a
KUtfi)ted thai the trend of ! I permit to erect a reinforced aomrete
conHequenceH of prohibition sine e nne-niory biislnenH structure at the
Ji20 had been "dl.HturbinK." (corner of Alain and liaiib-U si r'ietM,
On the er-onumle side of (he i ii'h- crertioli of which has already eom
(lon thn report eon tallied tin-no ob- menrwd. The building:, planned to
KervutloilH: 'contain two storerooms, will be L'5 by
"Probably tin careful observer .will -17 ' fei-t In dluiensifuiH ntul will he
nay that the abolition of the wilooti creeled by LaiUfn lleymddH at a cowl
haH nol affucled a very HuhHtanlial of Ji-Miou. Tin Htrum lire, to bo ten
umelioration at Iuvkh niirnheiH (,f anted by .larneH liedlnffleld, proprle
the workltiK clann. ii'r f n confectionery nml )r. I-:, I).
"At the Kame time thn appcaj lo Klwood, optomeiriHi, will take tho
apeeif lc economic data IncrenHed place of i he hint wooden buHlncsH
liUblneHH activity, Kwlnti bank de- bulltlliiK lo Htaml mi .Main Htreit.
poHltH, etc. to prove the eriVeiH 4if which wiih recently razed lo make
ffrnhlhithui niuxt be maile vi ry way for the present one.
guardedly. All iittemptH to nicarturo' A permit to erect a $-1000 residence
this Juci-eaKo in uualititalive tenon on West .Main Hlreei between Ken- i
nre fratuthl wi(li dnnner because f wood ami ( olumbus strcin was
the K'at Increase in proHperlly Hlnct Kianted to S. Hcrtclsuu, crecilon to
11)21. due to other causes. In adtli- i''t imhiodiat'ly.
Hon to the Increase in money wokph iher permits Kianted Include n
we mUMt consider the extensive thrift dwellinR beins built by (). V.
compalKn carried on throushout the Jh on West Second street; an
country. Uut l( would be Idle "' cottaKe to ho erected by II. V.
to dispute the assumption Uml pro- "iik street near Clark; and a
hlhltlon has been a factor, and an " '""' bouse bein built by Airs.
Important one. In keeplnc Having de- A'l"' O'irfin on Snutb haurel
posits on it high level. Z' . .
"Cood ntithoiitv can also bo lounu i-...... i.,....
, tV,n ,.,, ,1,,,. i,i,iut.-f hits taled more than (he
profited very materially tlirnuirli (be ''""'e
heiKlKened morale.
"Ii 1h nnleworihy that a nueHlltm
U....t f.U .w, ,.f lit Ihlu iMl-.'ulll'fl
turn tu n H...I.W....I or more' hulno ';' ', "' '"" '";";'"'''
nien, dlrectoni In Important nrpo
a rations nolected at random askhm
for - their verdictH us business men
Upon prohibition, yielded a t'i'e
dinniniinily 'wnl' roHtill not, appar
ently no much because, of observed
offectft upon biisinoHH or industry iih
because of MtrotiK personal prejudice
and dissatisfaction with the social
and political restiKs of prohibition,
uh they saw them."
VariotiK sourcea were drawn npnn P. IMS. Sept. 1ft. .M. Urinnd is vlf
for A he health stadstlcs presented lit tually vulualde . ahnul a luncheon
the report. The census bureau flK- which he attended with .Mr. and Mih.
uroR wore rjuoled on deaths from Stanley r.uldwin and M. I'ninlevo and
alcohollMm nnd cirrhosis of the liver, Calllaux Just prior to the departure of
mid tho report observed that they
. showed n drop in IICJO and
thereafter except for a droit
ki:atti.i:, srn. is. i'. six
pil!iliTN, Irii'lllilillK nut- r'HivU-u-fl
sl.-iyci- unil thi-co n''UK-l lit hank
rnlilit'i'lcN .s-nfifil frmu the KiiiK
cnunly Jj.il Iit' toilay, u.hIdh two
piNtiflH nml n knil'o fiiKti'ili-il on u
l".i. Tlu-y rii-il In u jiill iiliy.ilclan'H
aiitiiiiiohlli.
'J'lluKi' Willi p('iii(-il weld Alvln Kll-
liuurnp. hi'li! for i-olihiM-y of Iho Slatp
liank of lioihi'll, lifll'tll 111 ll.-K noiili
lii-io J iiik- !,, when uvo Miiiiii.-inlin
of IllH, -fainr-H llollor-k anil Cl-oi-u-i-
loiicn all itiif-,. tivliic at Kvoiell.
Wimli., with Klain hy ill Ikiih and
KilliOllrni' was wounilcil ; 'J'. J. ,J,il,n.
son nml Jmni-s HuinK, ln-lil ii-iiiIIiik
I'XIi'iiillllon In a tl.', (Ida rohli.-iy Iji-
oilllilT 12 nf a liiani'h of llio rio':il
Hank of Canaila In Namilmo, I!, c.:
IJoyil IMrlianl.son. convlciiMt wllh
I'loyil Slvirly nml Charlix Kalrihilil
of iiian.'ilaUKliliT for finally xliooilni;
I'alioliniin II. I,. I.Iikpv of Ihls eity
wlii'ii lie fiiiio-i-il a Iioiimo uit IiIk lii'iit
Si'iilfinlMT C; Kil Walnon ami Joe
Wai-il.
Tin plslols wi-i'i' iimi-iI hy WaiHon
anil Wiinl. V'al.son was iiihIi-i en.
noire of llinily ilnys III Jail. Willi.-
SlTVilll! t ll if MI-IIKIK-I. l W;,H 1.111,1 III
illi'liinlliii: lo cm-iiii fi xloi'kailp
noar I he illy. II, WUM a, in IiioiikIii
lino Hi,' jail. Waul was uii.l.-r wn
ii'iii'o of i'5 io :(u yfiu-M in iiio mai,.
IMlilli-lillaiy for a prnvloiiM all, mi, , I
lo holil up tin. I:,, Hi, -II I, link.
I'hi' iiliysloiiin anil a Jailor onli'ii'il
iai'(. of Iho Jail oalli'il lank II u in l,, i
IWO lo Klvn IH, (Ileal alliMlllon lo a
In'lHoncr. ( 'onfronioil hy tho nlntnix
nml iho knifo. tin. iioi'ior anil tlic
koi'iior wont Inlo a rrll in which iho
Iii'i.soiii'i'.s faHtoni'il i Iii-iii. Tin- mis-
oni'irt tlion liiiriii-il Into tin oflii-o ml
Joining ill,- tank. Ili-ro tlu-y oiu-onn-
t(n-0 anothf-r ijuaril. wl thoy
iiionai'i'il wilh ilu-ii- weapons, liurry'
IliH on thilr way Into a i-orriilor.
wholP they paKscil atlothor irnaril an, I
went out tin- rear entrance of the
prison.
Investigation was Im-kiiii as to how
this door was opem-il.
if
total for the
month of AukuhI. which
a inou n ted to appritxinuitely $-M,nan.
n.'Vlth the Ri-antlUK of the permit later
thlH month fur t he erection of the
will prnbably be the banner huildlim
inn ii t ti of the entire y
the 1'Yench tlebl mis-sloti to Washitin
rise ,ol. "We dlscUHseil." he said, "a nmsl
for timely subject and otie In which Mrs.
cirrhosis In lfl'J3. Officials of llelle-
vuo HoKpKat. New York, were quoted
an say in k that while more mule and
fewer, chronic cases proportionately
reHUltlnff from tiltmcol were handled
Jut after prohibition became effec
tive," there Ih a drift back to pre-
prohlbltipu coitdidons in the type ol
alcoholism that prevails."
A compilation if riKiiies on alco
holic Inttunlty and intemperate use of
alcohol showed a drop from CUT to
1021. and nn Increase since. The re
port added that figures as to the
number of nlcohnltcs dis'charKod rrom
New York hoHpltalH" show In general
the name (rend (bat we have been
notinir, hut wllh (his important fea
ture, that the year 1 shows
sllgbt decrease."
Official figures nn tho number of
alcoholic chh'H per 1000 enllsteil men
in tho army showed a low water
murk of l.ou In l!HK. n Jump to 1 1. is
In 1121!, 8. US In l!i:i and '. I :l In
"Much hn been said of the fall
ing death rate during the last lew
voat'H as nn evidence of the effects
of prohibition," said the report. "It
Is true, that thlN decline and Iho In
creased expectation of life h a v e
greally Impressed Insurance netun
rloH. hut one cannot with certainty
assign to (he prohibition regime more
than ft moderate influeuco in bring
Jng ahnul (he reduction. It Is
probable that wherever (hero has
been an Improvement In econoinb
status, the tendency Is toward n
higher standard of living and thus
naturally toward Improved health and
Increased longevity."
I la hi win Ik deeply interested,
cross word puzzles."
that
T A I . I : XT KILLS . W T I ST.
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and started hark toward mo. eufH-
iing," said Talent. "I told hint to
slop, ii ml to put hl ha nils up, but
he kept right on coming until he
'. was only n few paces from me, then
I be suddenly toppled over."
Fine Crlffin Creek grapes: Mission
ft'ii cents anil Tnknyn Ii ii cents per
lb. I'hone lt-Kt-W. . 1 fi'i
rook with gnu. ff
8 IF $f know that shoes 3
Imm Eoledandheelad II
! iiT-TT.TJfnrW- i
are good for months' more I
wear and comforu Eco- I
nomical because it fi
Outwears Hcst I
Leather 2 to 1 I
Black or Tan for Men, I
Women and Children I
Insist on Solea and Heels I
with the I
PANCO Trade Mark I
PANCO CO., Chelitca. Mini,
At Our Big Jackson County Fair
Wednesday, Medford Day, at 3 o'clock,
in the Merchants' Pavilion, we will
Display Fashion's Favored
Styles for Fall 1925
Our models will give you a preview of iho most
olwmniiij,' dresses for si reel wear, afternoon and dimu
wear and also fur sports and seliool wear, too.
(Jortfeoiis eoats for dress wear, street wear and all
serviee coats, as well as a representative showing of
the newest things in sports wear coats from "Kenyon."
Our stocks are now very complete in all detail
throughout I he store and we invito you to an inspec
tion and display each day during fair week, when it
wjll he a pleasure' to show you the newest apparel
I'oj' men, women, hoys and girls, as well as fashion's
latest dictates in all fashion accessories.
'i:
Store will be closed Wednesday afternoon
on account of Medford Day at the Fair.
MEDFORD GLASS CO. j
( I lass for automobiles nml all pur- I
poses. We repair broken windows;
resilvcr old mirrors; make mirrors
any size; complete line beveling ma- i
hlnery; experienced help. .1. V. !
MOlttiAX, Manager, IIS S. llaribMi. j
I'hone 140.
SWIM
ASHLAND NAT
Clean Sulphur Wat.r
Radio News
WAHIIUVOTON. Sept. K. .(.. p.)
Secretary Hoover, with sonio reluc
lanrc, IntendM to ask the Nut loan I
Itndlo conference, which will be at
seniblcd within the next six or eight
wee kit to lay down a program for
regulating and restrict tug broadcast
fug.
The trend In tho field, he said to
day, ban made some federal rcaln
tlon. probably bucked up by legisla
tion, seemingly necessary.
"We have now dose to tsnn bi mid
casting slat bum oiierallng and we
know that (hero are about 100 inbrf
ilonal building or In prospect." the
secret n mid.
"Wo have (o proceed now lo divide
time allotted lo oven tho finest broad
casting station " well ns to iIiom of
lesser wrvloeablllly."
Your Wish ,
to be fresh and charming . . . every day
Gain it this new way that solves, so exqui
sitely, woman's oldest hygienic problem
THERE is a new way in
woman's hygiene. A way
that supplants the uncertainty
ol' nld-tinie sanitary pads with
kcientilic safety.
Wear your lightest frocks;
ciine, dance, motor in confi
dence, security. Live every day
of your life, uuhandicapped.
The name is Kotcx. It's
made of cellucotton, the war's
great atisoi bent.
It absorbs IS times its own
weight in moisture, h ive times
that uf the ordinary cotton padl
It is as easily di.sposed of as
R piece of tissue e,nding the
old embarrassment of disposal.
It is deodorized. And that
prevents danger of offense.
It's at every drug store,
every department store. You
ask for it without hesitancy
under its trade name of
"Kotex."
8 in 10 women of the better
classes have adopted it. Doc
tors urge it. Hygienic authori
ties employ it.
It will mean much to you
. . . will make a great differ
ence in your life. Going on
with old ways is a folly.
K O T e X
nioTi:rrs
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rltdr na roiinn p'1
Al..rt. U lin On D n
Xrlnht tn ntitiMiirv - - NtuI
viti(lfwl t.'torii.-i.
2 v" lit.flry. MB.-r1 ri
-lH tlOUI,l s
X Knijr to buy. anywhere.
You ak for thtm bt nam.
Mo tnr knt thm
y.iiriir. r-ny Ua vlfrk.
Cook with 9.11).
lhl I. .11.
Na laundry discard as easily as piece c9 titsge
FISHER'S BLEND
SCONES
Will Be Sold Every Day
Jackson County Fair
5c each
Our Booth Is in the
HORTICULTURE BUILDING
The Fisher's Scones That Made the
Panama Exposition Famous
Visit the Oregon
State Fair
Salem, Sept. 28-Oct. 3
Go by train. Ride comfortably; arrive safely
una tree to enjoy tnts gala event. Avoid crowd
ed highways and parking difficulties.
Low Ronndtrip Fares
will make your trip surprisingly inexpensive.
For full information, ask agent
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Southern PacificLines
M. Montgomery, Local Passenger Agent, Phone 34, Medford
USED FORD COUPE
EXCELLENT CONDITION
BALLOON TIRES
The Busy Corner Motor Co.
ir- -- - -- ' - 'i
Travel by Motor Stage
SArELY, SWIFTLY AND COMFORTABLY
Two Through Stages Daily
To Portland, leaving Medford at 7:45 A. M. and 11:30 A. M.
A pleasant one day trip. '
Also leaves Medford at 5:00 P. M. for Roseburg, connecting
following morning to Portland.
W. t.k. P8" for an ay point,. For further ln?orm.tlon
and tickets call Union Stage Depot. Phone 309.
FARE MEDFORD PORTLAND $7.85
Direct Connection! at Roieburg (or Cool Bay Point.
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