Medford mail tribune., October 06, 1925, Image 10

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TO CO. POLITICS
L. P. KcrncrHlr, deputy nhorlff, In-
on ted Ijy the firiinu Jury on two
count charging in.tlfeusanee and fall
ii ro to flfrvo a warrant, waH urrafKiicd
In circuit court Monday mnniinj; and
thn t lino fur cntorinK a plua extended
until WodnpHday mornlriK. Forwrook
wnn not rinHontcd by an aitoimy.
-Hn Ib Btill on duty.
Tho Indictment of Forncrook. whlfh
Ciiino oh a euinlcto mirnrlHo to it 1
zi'iin, was attributed by courtliouna
rumor to "friction bdwoon tho 'hor
ill's and )roH(cutiiiK nttorncy'K office"
and "liaiiKov(r polUlm from tho reg
ime of Kherlff Torrlll.' It was hIho
frankly mated In other quarter "that
Homebody elo wants Icon's job." It
wan aliio ntatod that a faction of Jack-
hoii county had not been Katlafled with
the retention of Forncrook by tiherlff
Jennings. Friends of IJenuty Forn
crook otitHjMiknnly claimed tho affair
uh a dirty deal.
Kherlff Jennings said ho had no
Htaternunt to make on the affair, hut
that Forncrook was "still at work."
Practically all of the attorneys of
Jackson county, ujxin learning of tho
Indictment, proferrod their services In
defending him. Forncrook has been
regarded by the legal profession as
highly efficient In the Bervico of legal
papers.
Walter Williams, the 11-yenrotd
Cold JIM! youth, charged with a statu
tory of foil nn, the basis of the charges
ngatnst Forncrook, was arraigned
Monday morning and given until
WoduoBday morning to plead. Ifn was
represented by Attorney Ncwtmi
Jlorduti.
vim from uh ivrr ti) country.
The placo buoijj W)in It lt dln-ovrr
! am a remirl Wj-re n may live on
(be Nevada Hide ruid uouire the rte
4-HKary six month' r-xl(lnc for a
quirk divorce, while hiding from the
folks at home their !tno dejttlniition.
While "I.ightiilit' " is a happy blend
of tears and laughter, its tremendous
popularity Ih really ilue to the appcul
Ing qualitJfN exhibited by lis Ifudlog
character, 1-U'blnln" Mill. Jfe la ub
HolutHy wortblcHK. fond of tils gluwi
and his siory, nt III lovable, sympa
thcltr and hutnoroijK. It Is a charac
ter that recalls foml nirriori-ii of the
elder Ji-ffcrnoii's "I tip Van Winkle."
and Is ilcMtlneri to live In the hearts
of Ihente rKoeni lonn y(irs after rnont
ithr Htage cbutarirrs have been forgotten.
SAMS VALLEY
ENDORSE
ITER B0NDS1Y
)ry Co. U twgtl
QViUIain Crosby.
vh. Oregon ilacb
t'r) money.
Cora Ctouby v
Decree.
Mitttfe J. Nichols vs. (leorge A.
XUh'ln. Ktlpulation. Waiver.
K. i:. lleberllng vs. Millionaire Min
ing company et a). OrderH.
Mabfl B. Clark. Iluih Kdgell. !.ou
Iho K. Janney, JoHephlue Weill, S'ie
Carlton. Win tf red Cai 'nter. Ituth
Ken ley. I'mula liurgetiH Incorporate as
"Tho Colony Club."
Lottie Wood Vs. Waller 8, Wood,,
Default. Decree.
Nli-k Kuyl vs. Harry A. Adams. For
money.
Mary Cole vs. Mdford Hospital no-
BRILLIANT CASI
"UnMnln',,' will lie Introduced to
Mrdford theater goem with Mm.
Kinnk Itacon. Thomas Jeffermin, 1 tim
id llaeon, tind a moMt IirllC.ntt runt
lit the lltml's Craterlan theater Thurs
day night, October 8th.
"I'lghtnln' " nciiuires Its title from
fts central character, Mhtpiln' Hill
Jones, HhlftlcnH, good natured. brag
Ming nnd somewhat of a tippler, Light
nln' Is yet a flu lire to be loved and
tiflmlred. Around his vauarles Ih
Woven nil appealing luve atory of a
young law ntiidcut who. hut outwitting
u couple of land grabbing lawyers,
provides the ImihIh of the plu. The ac
tion of the pleie atarts In a logging
ramp in the back woods of Nevada.
Tho flint act In laid hi n little hotel
run by Mghlnln' Hilt and hlH wife,
which standing half In Callfnrnia nnd
hulf In Nevada nltractH would be ill-
The fli'Ht front of the waxon was
here ThursdMy nutrning, but owing to
the fog and cloudy condition little
damage wait done.
Word from the Atkitmon party, i
route to Canada, reports they are we)
on their way and have not turned
hack towards ItoKue Jttver valley yet
as friends had prophesied they would
Mrs. AiklnKon and daughter, Mlrni
Ktln. In roinpnny with her nephew..
Norman Newman, recently left for
Nova Kcotia, where Mia. Atkinson ex
pecta to aHHUine the management of
tier home farm.
The young people who were so help
ful In all sorlal affairs of the neigh
borhood, will be greatly minuet! from
that circle and their young friends are
trusting the lure of our valley will
soon bring them buck among (hem.
Apple packing at the Williams or
chard Is progrcHMlng rapidly. Much of
the help In the orchard Is the touring
laHH and arc mostly from California.
The Grange met Katurday and after
enjoying a bountiful dinner of the
moHl delectable food was called to or
der and transatced considerable ImjhI
iichh. The next meeting will be the
firm Saturday of November, being the
7th day of that month. Anyone Intcr-
cated In thn farmers' welfare will be
Kladly welcomed to attend the basket
dinner at noon.
The veterinary was called to the
Htiaus ranch Huuday to attend a sick
cow.
It Is reported to your correspondent
that the wedding hclM bad recently
rung for two of the young people of
our neigh borliood. but the ringing
was so soft as not to reach our ears
ami we are not yet able to record any
particulars. However, as soon nn
given the. fads the account will be
given.
MarcHI's Mlnicle Mineral.
A radio-active stilmtanco of the
earth. Tho great blood and body
builder. laboratory at Portland, Ore.
Heo Mrs. J. A. Kverell, 206 Willamette
street, Jackson county ugent, Med ford.
Ore. 1U6
Congratulations, George!
I'OItT JAKVIH, N. Y. Tho Uov.
(leorge H. Aldrldgn of Mllford, I'u., Is
the father of girl triplets.
DlHcusMlon of the forthcoming elec
tion occupied a major portion of the
Crater club meeting Jat nluht, facts
being brought out which caused the
record as unanimously In favor of the I CIP.t.V;,11Noll.e irJ"r
meusureH appearing on the ballot.
Speakers emphasized the point that
any small IncrcaHe In taxation which
ma yn-Hult from a favorable vote will
I be more than offwt by Increase in
property values and actual saving
through efficiency In county and mu
nicipal government.
The club members "fined" t hern
selves a sufficient amount to wipe out
severu I hundred dollars Indebtedness
aKalnst the organization and voted
themselves a respite from further fi
nancial outlay for considerable time
to come.
Tho budget committee, composed
of Horace Nicholson of this city, J. O.
Isaacson of Central I'olnt, and J. P.
DodKO of Ashland, held their first
meting Monday morning, and ad
journed until later In the week, in the
meantime studying the budget as pre
pared by the various county offices.
Tho .committee will hold meetings
from time to time during the next six
weeks, and will hear protests of citi
zens. If any, before flnaly approv
ing the budget, by the flint Monday In
December.
Cook with gas.
(PUpO'tad by JaoKioit County AbatfMt C-
Circuit Court
i:d F. Chambei-lalii nnd Walter T.
JcunlitK assume the business name
of "Kast Hide Carage."
Mnnt Side Carago vs. Mrs. Nellie II
llaelrigg. Chattel lien.
W. T. Wright vs. J. J. Morton ct al.
Itond.
Noli t hern Oregon Rxplnrntlnn Co.
vs. Lynch I iron. Motion.
C. M. Miles vs. W. T. Minor. Ileplay.
Khciuhai t Lumber nnd Planing
Mill Co. vs. Ktandard Mfg. Co. De
fault. Judgment. Cost bill.
K. (I. Htelger vs. Allied I'mlerwrlt-
ers of Marino Insurance Co of Canton,
Ltd. Default. Judgment. Cost bill.
(1. K. Ferguson vs. Henry Carter et
al. Answer.
Owen-oreon Lumber Co (n eorp)
William L. Dunen berry vs. titella
Dusonberry. Order. Oath.
Paul It. Winter vs. Jane I. Winter.
Oath. Order.
Cora Crosby vs. William Crosby." De
fault. G. K. Ferguson v-. Ilenry Carter el
nl. Proof of publication.
Ilatlle A. Hums vs. Hubert L. Hums.
Oath. Order.
10. F. Robinson vs. Piatt J. Van Du
san estate, et al. Amended complaint.
K. H. Hawk vs. bertha Turpin et al.
He lea se of lien.
James LT. Kmith vs. John Doe et al.
To recover personal property.
Grace K. Dickey vs, Arthur H. Wells
et al. Affidavit. Older. '
Clyde Kqulpment Co. vs. Hurt man
Syndicate, Inc. Answer.
Medford et al vs. Medford Coast It.
It. Co. Motion. Answer.
Wilhelmina Collier vs. Dan D. Col
lier. Motion. Affidavit.
Nick Kayl vs. Harry A. Adams.
Foreclosure.
Violet May Corby vs. George L. Cor
by, Reply.
Mary Cole vs. Medford Hospital So
ciety, Inc. Motion.
Frank Mengoz vs. Thos L. Deisch.
Answer and counter claim.
Pine Jielt Hanking Co. vs. N. H.
Kussell. Writ of attachment.
ProlMite Court
DeForest W. Jones, estate. Oath.
Volney Colvlg, estate. Final report.
Order.
Nancy Ann Chnpln, efttute. Final
discharge. Receipts. i
l-dson A. Olbbs, estate. .Final ac
count. Order. -t
l'wis I'. Reames, estate. Itond.
Report. Order.
Saldda J. Junes, estate. Petition.
Order.
DeForest W. Jones, estate. Rood.
Order.
Istibello Pellett. estate. Petition.
Order.
Grace Arnold, estate. Proof of pub
lication. Order.
Chns. Rapp. estate. Final account.
Order.
James Taylor, estate. Final account.
Order.
Martha A. Rarron, estate. Applica
tion. OrdeY.
Chas. O. Ragen. estate. letters and
order. Itond. Oath.
Geruldlne The in, estate, Itond. Or
der. Fred I Hoppen, estate. Order.
Helen O. Dillon, estate. Affidavit.
Vouchers.
Lbbn R. Rapp. estate. Order.
Wm. K. Dudley, estate, Proof of
Publication.
Chas. Rnpp. estate. Transcript
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Medford's Future Prosperity Depends
Upon Your Vote Thursday-Vote "YES"
It's Medford's Chance to Have a System Which Will
Provide Ample Pure Spring Water for Years to Come
If these Bonds are not voted Thursday an expenditure of from $500,000 to $600,000 will be necessary within
5 years to repair the present system and replace present water line and Medford, for years to come would be
limited to the same QUALITY and QUANTITY of water we now have. '
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It's Medford's Last Chance to Move the Court House
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VOTE YES ON EVERY AMENDMENT ON THE BALLOT
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