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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 17, 1925)
PAOE TTfftOT! HGH -SCHOOL SO 10 STOP TEARING E A V -r UPJ'VILLE RAILS BY 0. A. C. EXPERTS IS STEFOTIT? MXTti .rfniTBUXK MEBFORP, OKTXiOy, TmTKSTAY. SEPTEMTlEtt 17, 192." WOMAN This afternoon City Attorney John II. Cnrkin received a telegram from the public service coimutKslnn Rtutincr that that body had ordered W, S, Barnurn to dtHcontlnue tearliiK up the jHckHonville-Mcdford railroad, and hut d hearing had been ordered to no held In the city hall at Aledfurd on Friday, Oct, 10th. This probubly explulun the fact that the work of dismantling the road at tho JackHonvllle end wan not re sumed toduy. "Injunction proceedings arc expect ed to be hi art cd by the cities of Med ford and Jacksonville today aguinst W. S. Harnuin to prevent hla dlsmun- tlhiR tho Hertford Const railway from .Jacksonville to Medford before tho public Nervlee commission has paawed on hla application to dlHinantle the rond," says a newH dispatch received In Medford from Salem this forenoon. "Fred A. Williams, a Salem attor ney, left lnm night for Jacksonville and will represent that city while John H, Carkln, Medford city attor ney will handle the case for that city. A telegram from Carkln yesterday stated that Barnum on his own initia tive had begun to tear out the road." Mr. Williams had not shown up In either this city or Jacksonville by oarly this afternoon, nor had any Court proceedings been begun so far o could be learned. However, City Attorney Carkln expected htm to ar rive during the day, and felt sure that he would consult with him beforo beginning any legal proceedings In liny luijui iiiuti-i'uiiiBa in (Ho names of the cities or Medford . and Jacksonville. Mr. Carkln hna nn nlnna )n lirino- an Injunction suit nualnst Mr. Bar- i num. and thinks that his protest sent to tho public service commission yes- I torday is sufficient. In response tc ma protest telegram Mr. Carkln re ceived ft wire from the commission at Salem this forenoon that Attorney Williams had conferred with the com mission and that he would confer with him today. The protest telegram sent to the commission yesterday by City Atlor noy Carkln was as follows: '.'"W. S. Barnum is tearing up railroad' line through city of Jacksonville and If not -stopped will have the five miles to the edge of Medford dity limits torn , up in less than a week. Danger ous as .valuable rjght of way will 1 immediately revert. City council ;'at last night's meeting went on 'i--record against tearing any por- , tion of this line up until the j- matter could be thoroughly pre sented before your commission .nnd will stand back of you In stopping him-and is willing to r'ftboperate lit working; but a soiu j, .tion of his problem." ' ,. , ATCENTRAL PT:,f ' Two robberies apparently commit ted by the same person or nersons occurred last night at Central Point whon forcible entrance was- made ln two days, however. i . Into the Southern Pacific passenger Averill will also recommend", a shor dpot and trailer's Cash -store, J15 ln Up"lng of the season at the lakes so cash, dry goods and other articles' being stolen. -. 'Entrance to tho store was made through a back door, while the depot was entered by Jimmying a window. ' E. C. Faber, the proprietor, suf fered tho loss of one hat, ono pair No. 9 shoes, socks, one tnnckinnw nnd ap proximately $15 In small change from the. till. Two trunks were ran sacked at tho depot, but as yet tho loss has not been ascertained, accord- Ing to Station Agent C. A. Boles, who I states that the owners of the nronertv I have not arrived to luako an inspec tion. The robberies are the first to occur ih Central Point for many months past, in fact tho first since tho night watchman, who had been on duty there, discontinued- his services. fnnk with ess. TONIGHT ALSO OUR GANG COMEDY "DOG DAYS' J 1 ' I I'M Tho' exhibits of dunlins in the Woman's Building and tho genera exhibit from l'rospect are especially worthy of note. Tho flowers are ro maiding fresh because of tho coot weather and the entire flower hlbit presents a very commendable appearance. Mrs. Holmes, an art critic from Seattlo judged tho art exhibit and many of the pieces in the display, whirh is said to ha the largest and finest ever hung here. Miss Cowgill, who is hero from O. A. C. to judge cooked food, needle work and canned goods, is very em phatic in declaring that the needle work Is the finest exhibit she has ever seen. Mr. and Mrs. Diem of Talent have a very valuablo exhibit of Mexican drawn work in the Woman's Build ing. Tomorrow a Persian shawl, owned by the Jones brothers and valued at hundreds of dollars, will bo on display. Tho auction sale of foods held yes terday was not as successful as might have been expected, duo the incle ment weather. A. C. Niningor was in charge of this sale this afternoon, auctioneering- the food from the plat form In the merchants' building. Prun bread, baked by the Gallatin sisters, will be a feature of theso sales, which will be held each after noon after the haces. Entries of cooked food will be re ceived Friday morning at tho gate .... "l woman s uuimins any tune unors ten o ciock. More cooked food ls Wanted and southern Ore- Bon cooka al e u,'Kel to respond. Hostesses this afternoon were Mrs. H. C. Smith, Mrs. U. E. Uouinson and for tho evening will be Mrs. R. Hammond and Mrs. E. E. Kelly. Friday afternoon hostesses will be Mrs. E. A. Moore, Mrs. O., O. Alen derfer, and Mrs. J. M,cCro,ck;n, the latter from Ashland..,'. , . .' . Tl D. LAKE PLANNED PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 17. (A. P.) A reduction hi tho big limit f game fish "-taken in East, Diamond and Elk lakes will be recommended by Stato Game Warden E. P. Averill at the next meeting of tho game com mission ho announced today after his return from a trip on which ho and Commissioner Bauer of Corvallis in spected the lakes and visited sports men s organizations in Medford. Klamath Kails and Bend. It was ostimated that fifty tons of fish hnd boon taken out of East lako during the season Averill said. Fifteen thou sand visitors, most of ihein from out sido the state, had visited Diamond Inke and most' of them had fished. Many fish had been wasted, it is de clared. t The present bag limit ls twenty pounds and one fish or not more than iorty pounds ana one fish in scvon '1ays. Tho latter amount can be taken lnat anglers will not be able to law fully fish through holes in the Ice ln the early season.' " ' The lease on tho Short 1 Creek hatchery site at Diamond lako was renewed. - . . . ., Good for Weak Eyes The quirk action of simple cam phor, hydrnstis, witchhaiiel, etc., as mixed In Lavoptlk eye wash aston- '"hos lel'" One small bottle helps . sc weaK- Bor0 or "tra'nea eyes, Aluminum eyo cup free. Leon B, Haskins. Sold In Central Mary A. Meo, druggist. Point by Adv. There will be a DoMolay , annuet and entertainment to llghl at 6:30. All members ire ex cted to bo present. 153 TOMORROW MOTOR-MAD COMEDY! SPEED-MAD ACTIONI l. "r. i f. " MISS EVA IUCHMOXD Who is pleasing largo crowds wit h her splendid voice and chnrmlng personality every afternoon and even Jackson County Fair. EVERYTHING READY FRENCH WAR DEBT, WASHINQTON. ept." 17. (A. P.) Negotiations for tho funding of France's four billion dollar debt to the United States will begin hero one week from today. Acting Secretary Winston of the treasury, the secretary of the Ameri can debt commission. Issued a call to. day for a meeting qt the American commission at 10 o'clock next Thurs- dny "morning by' which time the and oajcing .... Powder Extracts Coffee ' Tea I 1 l I 11 MM W IT 1: -"II . ii l. 1 1 i Yin . r a .1 . irsr FREE LECTURE on CHRISTIAN SCIENCE . .. BY , , PAUL STARK SEELEY, C.S.B. ' OP PORTLAND, OREGON ; . Member of the Board of Lectureship ' of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientists, in Boston, Massachusetts. RIALTO THEATRE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 : 8:00 P.M. "o"1 ' ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED J X s, )' r i i - , 1 ing in Weeks & Orr's booth at tho French mission, headed by Finance Minister Caillaux, will have arrived In Washington. Tho president has asked Mr. Win ston and Myron T. Herrlck, American ambassador, to France, to meet tho French missison in New York. French Ambassador Daeschner also will be there. Plans contemplnte an immediate trip from New York to Washington an dthis will permit the French dele gation to have next Wednesday to pro pare for the formal meeting the next day. Meantime treasury experts , and members of the American commission are gathering all data having a bear ing o nthe French ,economio and fis cal position. ' The treasury now has ten volumes representing Individual and unofficial studies beating on the French capacity to pay. . : - v fnntr with en if Isn't it logical to assume that the finest coffee would come from a roaster who specializes in only the finest coffee?. Schilling is the only coffee roaster in America '.who produces but one grade of coffee seals it in vacuum tins. are no second or third Schilling coffees. An additional room nnd an addi tional teacher are necessary, accord ing to City School Superintendent Iledrlck. to tako care of the over crowded condition of tho high school. A room of sufficient sIzq and In tho proximity of the building Is being searched for and several arb now under consideration. Tho teacher to be employed, will hundlo classes of various courses. Latest tabulations plnco tho high school registration at 456, a total 10 pur cent higher than at this time last year, 100 of this number being members of the senior class, one of tho largest over on record. At present in tho large assembly and its balcony, only desks for the seniors and a poi-jinn of the Juniors are available. other students aro quartered in' various roll rooms in tho building. FIRE CHIEFS STOP HERE 'TOMORROW When tho special train, benrlng 140 flro chiefs nnd their wives from all parts of tho nntion, enrouo to Hoattle to attend the national flro chief's con vention, arrives in tho city tomorrow evening. Fire Chief Kllloit will bo host to the entire party by providing for them several hundred pounds of Cow gill's Willow Springs watermelons, many boxes of pears from tho Med ford prooooling plant, through- Man ager Hamlin, and several boxes of valley grown peaches. The train, consisting of seven enrs, will stop here approximately ten min utes, to give tho passengers aboard an opportunity to partake of the toothsome fruits provided. Flro Chief Elliott will not attend the convention at Seattle this year, because of his Inability to get away from his duties here at this time. W. O. W. Campaign Join tho Woodmen of the World nnd get your protection at cost. Cum. palgn now going on. Men 10 to 60 eligible. Initiation fee $5.00, which includes medical ex amination. For further information see T. T. Chavo, district manngcr, or K. C. Sllllmun, Clerk, 206 West Main Street. 158 fnnV with rn. There class Cofff time vou o not think tht Schilling Coffee i the bestcofieefoucinbuy. out grocer will return yout money instuntly and rik. , keep ths . cottce. 4 i 4 5 4 41 BOYS' LONG CORDUROY Pants Just received another ship ment of Boys' Long Corduroy Pants. All sizes. Better come in and get yours today as they won't last long. WillKWason 32 North Front Store Room on Main Street for Rent THE COVERED WAGON On Pacific lllphwny Just north of Fhocnlx, will servo FRIED CHICKEN AND RABBITS Maryland stylo, every day tills Fnlr Week. With every ortler wo will give n melon and souvenir free. J. O.i liElUlANG SWIM at the ASHLAND NAT ' Clean Sulnhur Water - TRUE FRIEND SPRAYER LIBERAL STOCK OF PARTS . Also Bargains in - . . . . . Used Tractors and Sprayers BILL' TRACTOR SHOP- 226 North Riverside : Phone 1010 AUTOMOBILE SPRINGS FOR ALL OARS AND TRUCKS , . K, "Wo repair, all kinds of springs. , ,v . . We tighten wheels so they stay tightened. v ' m' MERRIMAN'S BLACKSMITH SHOP : , ... 20. 8. Riverside,. on Pacifio Highway "Eat Where the Eats Are Good" ,. - ; GUSHER CAFE BERT M. SULLIVAN, Proprietor 15 South Front Street "Just a Whisper Off Main" MEDFORD, I 'I USED FORD COUPE Insurance First Insurance Agency A. L. HILL, Manager Phono 105 30 North Central Medford, Ore. CASH PAID For Second-Hand Furniture and Stoves W. A. KINNEY Furniture House 315 E. Main Phone 505 OREGON t . . .. i . ij j t ? 5 EXCELLENT CONDITION BALLOON TIRES The Busy Corner Motor Co. RIAUO 1
