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MEnFORT) IMXTTi TRIBUTE, QfEDFORD, ORECIOX, SATURDAY, OCTOBER M. 1fl2."
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REIT MEETING OF SEEK OLD CLOTHES
:C0UWTY PHYSICIANS -FOR SUFFERERS OF
HELD AT PHOENIX NEAR EAST AREA
FEDERAL ATTORNEY
SOI SPORTSMAN,
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Girl Wins Honors
cas Composer at 20
Mr. nnu .Mrs. Ottvnr T. Htkiht. A "fiumllo Uiy" for llin lnfit of "Juc(h may he iIikIih, hut not I
who own ami unci ate the Oi-kuii (ho .NVur Kjihi r-fu (.('' Ik lo tnk" pine cveiv i:irt of OroKon.' mvn the l'ort
ilotel, hft thin morning for I'ltrtluml Ihti' on Novetnbi'r 7th. I Ann) Woy laml Journal.
(intl Seattle. On their return Miry Niout tinnp will vIhII nil homn In j "J'"' HH-iit tiH. nnHUtaml United Htuti-H
. in f. in- .i .! i. . .. ... .i attorney. Ih );uk homo to tell tho
, Mrs, Mark Itcal spent ,ventenlay at vision of Cecil A. Cook, m-out exeru
tho McLaren ranch nriii- 1oku- live, who ha heen aiiolniiil runi
Itlvrr. The McLureiiH formely hv d im Ikh Hwtlnimn. Old elothhiK. over
In Anhiiind. jeoaU, IilniikitH, iiiiy-hlnc that has the
The JackHou County .Medirat mi'-i- liower to keep out the eold i wanted,
cty jiieetfiif,' was held Wednewday WIiiI.-ih In the Near Kant are every
evening t the homo of nr. Mm:- hit tin Kevere iih In (he northern United
Crack f . ThlH society ineelH tlie firm K'",,H- rHief workeiH ivjiurt. The
and third WednendayH of the numi h. thermometer often touehe tin much
There wore 21 mcmbera iireneni. Dr. t 1 and -0 dereei hHmv zero
T. J. Motnuron of J'hoenlx read
'hunting world that there are exped
itions to tlie rule. For down In tho
Med ford country, where Ktearns pur
tued the wild fowl while not pruwe
jcNtitiK Home one hi the federal court
HOHsions, he found a duck thul was
not a duck at all.
I "KIihI, It mutt ho made clear that
the KrverumentH attorney Ih a
HportHinan of coimeiiuence. Ho finhea,
When thlH happens the suffering of " and UHually knows wild game
the
uni.AP i.n Miiltti.l.. KoU.rr.uiu whii- i 1 " nan nan n'lUKfi-H oecorri'H in- - " ....
was afterwards Renerally dieuHed. ; ,'"- Khlvrrlng and chattering In to Medford with Judpo Wolverton
A tworcourse huffet supper Was Herv- winds and driving now- uml tho rest of the federal pernon-
...nil,,,, 'niuiiiiH, Hie IlIIM'Till'If IMMIIMt IIUIHMH I "v" IV " " nnuifiuu 4111 mill
loireuicr m lorinrn group and try to
"It was on Sunday that Stearns
and District Attorney X. C. Chuney
or Mediord headed toward Diamond
lake on their hunting trip. They
Cd ut the conclusion of the me
Mini Hii-kii and Mia. Mc(i..rv. Tho kr" '.""'!' n,l,('r M""y "',iKh
next myelinic will be hold In I'ho.mlx "'"ry V ",Pr frum "" ,h"r call"c
.1 ih. i ... t- ....., ,.r -lli.an colli.
fj.niv ..niinlu Iwn'lMi nfflr..!-' lll Tl, h"1"' "f P'Plo ll-B llilllC lo BCVcml IwdiCH of Wlllpr fllHt
conlrll.utc a iiaiicr ' I "'" 1 l'"'r Al ""' flrirt liuwcwr. and It wan while Juo waa
Alnha club nf Ah.h aflriiiter ) ,B" "' r"M Wl'",h"r ""' A '' "'anilliiK near ono of thfno that his
k I wi.i La a cook " .TAx.ri'r"r:x!':'' n1 ko . - fuwi-
HutiirUay. The Woman's KolU'f Coriia . ' " . I ol."1, a Boono lic
u-lll lun h..U nna .in Km B..I11.. H11V I '
m , . . ..... , 1 "iiodkIi in n aiiiuiiil. ni'vcr
ftlra. Todd of Hilt wa a buslnct-n .........i.,..)..
vUltor hre Tucmlay. T,, ,.,. mli:ii,.,H , ,.,,.
T. C. Ncwby has recently boimbt a ,,, ,,.t , ,,,,. ,ho it, n.irloH now
nlock ranch In Nevada. . ,1.,., .,..,, ,,,, ,..
Ml I.a Veta Huff has acioiiteil a.'rlvcH Hie K-i.uCh will nut bu delayed In
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position with Darling's studio.
- Miss Florence liolleyineyer. who
haa worked for the Ashland Cham
ber of Commerce fur some time nnd
who left to attend a business eo!
lege In Portland, was presented wlih
a handsome traveling- bui: nt lust
Thursday's forum luncheon.
' Miss .lllanche McLean, who has
Uocn connected with the Murphy
eloctrlo shop, accompanied Miss Hnl
leytneycr, nnd will attend the same
school.
'Announcement Is made of the en
rnpement of Miss allttlo Hodges to
"alter Hcott Tordow of Seattle.
Many prttcs ore being given for the
Lrlde-clect. Mrs. t'lvde Youiik and
Mm. K I wood Hedberg entertained
Tuesday with a . miscellaneous
shower.
. Tho - Ashland Music Sluily club
holds Its second meeting at the
public 'library. Mrs. George A. fil ls
coo will be In charge of tho pro
grain. Mrs. J. H. Fuller Is presi
dent of this club which Is doing
such excellent work and furthering
acknowledge and love for music.
Hawthorno clrelo I'.-T. A. Is hold
ing
huuse nt which teachers and parents
are special guests. This is In the
nuturo of a get-acquainted meeting.
A. 'very pleasing program has been
arranged
Ihelr pail of the Job.
in wmcn warm coats anil lilnnki'ts are ' '(ireat Scott; It's a
given mil. Only there In never , confided to his iiartncr.
enough 1 ' (.'leeplng up as close as possible (
.11m w. l-l (-11, W illi UH1L spunsm.'iu B
sixth sense of Ills, that it k-M a large
mallard floating complacently In the
lake.
"CJuick on Ihc trigger. Kte.nns gave
the duck both barrels. It merely
swam in a wide circle. U blasted
away again. The duck hopped four
Inches out of the water and settled
back, apparently not greatly both
ered. He was certain he'd hit It at
mat snort range.
"liy this time Chancy hod reached
tile scene.
"'Look! It's swimming around."
Cheney yelled.
"Stearns answered by emptying the
gun again nnd the bird i,,.,i,.,i ........
IlJtspeiatcly. the attorney made a dive
for it and pulled It lo shore. There
- ... . n examination, he found It to bo a
may attach, seize and securo Judg-! ut
COURT HOLDS CITY
CANNOT ACCEPT BILL
OF SALE AS A FINE
Listening In on a radio pro
gram at 'her home in Los An
geles, two years ago,' Beatrice
I'cnncr, 18, got an idea for a
song.' She wrote it down, and
managed to find a publisher. It
was a success. 1 She has written
20 others' since, with the result
she has been awarded a Juillard
Foundation musical scholarship.
Galli-Curci and . other singing
notables now have Fenner num
bers in their repertoires.
ment on property In lieu of a fine In' "TI10 bike wan filled with the dumb
munlclniil court, but nmv nni ncceot things," ho said todav. Thi.n i.-lii.
a bill of sale for the goods from the ninl of nn alibi: 'I found other men.
owner. This was the ruling of Clr- """ mem uulte intelligent, who
cult Judge T .10.. J. JJuffy hero yes-hll,rt ,IV''" fooled by the same 'ducks.'
(erdiiy In tho case of the Chester' . ""ut lf government attorney
lliook estate against tho city of '" " m,,sl or "Is cartridges, bis
liend.
1 friends pointed out that It tnr.k
A car valued at r,0 was Involved fooj' sportsman to tell such a story
In the suit which had been appealed, 1 '""iscn.
by the clly court after losing In Jus-
tice court. Tho fine was assessed
,.. ... 1 ii. ' ' tM'ni'-r l.iijiik 111 ifecoiiioer, ma
"' ' """" n.,,1 l,n l,,l l,.l I -
nients to tho city to redeem tho
property. In May, 192E, lirook, re
turning to his home Into at night,
shot nnd ' killed his wlfo and then
rri. ir..nn.. lrln... f... ..,...,11 .. ..I..I.1 ' oniiiiiih.h nilllllll..
Is active these days. They hold a , 1,0 ',""! 1 '!'" ,wll" t"
millinery nn.l sewing school (i. lober J"' "" ,"f ,"y of 1 on1 was il1"'
S.1rtl and 27th. with Miss Ada Hrew-!f !rU ; K"'' U,"H ,n".1 :,ni' policy.
hill of Hale was accepted hy the po-Hi-e
Judxf who Hent the chief of
police lo apiiral.se the propert.
helnK made for a Hallowe'en parly.
The l.iilvernlty of ('ulifornla foul
ball team. In t-hargo of Andy Smith,
pawed throuKh AhIiIiukI ThurHday
nuirnlnt; on their way to 1'ortlaml
wero they will play l of o. Satur
day. Coach Hugh oh of the Anhland
lftwh, went down to meet and Kreet
tjiein. Hutfhen studied under Andy
Hinltli1 lant Hummer at Iterkeley.
Thn Klamath K lis ond M ed lord
Kfwanl clulm will ho kuchIh if the
Ashland club nl a dinner and dunce
thlH evening at the Ulhl.i Kprlnun
hotel.
The building committee of tin
Htute normul Hchoolrt met here 'ed
neKduy to InHpeet the grounflN nnd
lorate the tilln for the flrtd IuiIMIuk
of the Anhltind normal. ThuMe In
Alhiiny. C'. li. Htarr of rortlund. and
attendance woro Frank J. M lller of
J. II. Kill lor of AHhland.
-The- chamber of Commerce bus
decided not to uponHor a winter fair
thlH year. The poultry Hhow will
tonttnrie, f plant made now can he
carried out.
t I). I'crnzzl returned from a bunt
bitf trip with a htrKO deer, and k'H-
vruunly reinemhered IiIh nclKhborR
11ml frlcndH with portloiiH of It.
WORLD SERIES STAR
IS UNDEHeiHER
rjTT.SIJt lKi. (let. 21. f A 7'
bclnK made directly with tho arrcttt- M"X i uvvy f tl1' world champion
.in,. Mf-fi. I.. nin ,.,.un t 1 iriiieM an
3 Killed in Religious
Clash in East India
MADRAS. India. Oct. .24. fA. 1.)
Three pursons have been killed and
many injured, including seventeen
policemen in a riot after a religious
procession in tho vHIukc of Uttuiife'i,
near Ilellary.
Uuring the procession two factions
of UnKuyats or memhera of a caste,
clashed anil the police Intervened.
Homo one thousand villagers then at
tacked the police with Htones , an 1
other missies and the police replied
with buckshot.
Tlie Injured police Included a
deputy superintendent.
LOSES SUIT BY
4 TO 2 DECISION
KAI.ICM. Ore., Oct. 24. Litigation
between the Herald Publishing com
pany of Kluumtli Falls a appellant
against the Kiumath News Publishing
company and city officials or KJamatli
Falls, appealed to tho supreme court
from Klamath Falls, was todav do
cided by the supremo court in favor
ot tlie respondents. The opinion
written by Justice Ittirnett. affirms.
Judge A. h. Lea via of the lower court
lor Klamath county.
Opinions ordinarily are handed down
only on Tuesdays, but this ono cainc
down today to clear the way for the
fall session of the court at Pendleton,
wnicn will begin next .Monday.
Tho appeal by the Herald Publish.
IiiK company was from an order of the
court dismissing the caso by granting
demurrer to the defendants ou
grounds that the city of Klamath Fulls
was a necessary part to the suit.
The Herald company, as plaintiff In
tho caso, sought to eniolii the citv
officers and the Klamath News Pub
lishing company from entering Into a
contract for tlie city printing.
In tho opinion today Chief Justice
Mcllrido and Justices Kami and Brown
concur and Justice Belt especially con
curs in a separate wrltton opinion,
wliile Justice ('oshow writes a dis
senting opinion in which Justice Ileal!
concurs.
The dissenting opinion iHiints out
the allegation that after the com
mencement of the suit tho city coun-
cllnien passed an ordinance attempt
ing 10 award tne contract to the News
but that the mayor vetoed tho ordin
ance on ki omuls that the bid with the
Herald was lower, also the allegation
that the ordinance was not ro enacted
or passed over the veto, and further
that the council later passed another
ordinance of the same purport nnd
passeu it the same day It was intro
duced and that aftor the mayor vetoed
it on the same grounds as tiie previous
ordinance, It was passed over his veto.
Iiaiiiict for (imiiiiccy.
XKW YOKK. Chauncey M. I)e
pew. "chief of the pllgrlms.5" Is en
joying "a green old age. unconscious
fif decays," iir the words of Charles 15.
Hughes.
I.lOAfilU OF NATIONS lUNOHKD I
(Continued from page one.)
the decision of the l.cngua of Ntlons
council. '
The note; which is in reply to tho
ilreek demands, declines all respon
sibility for the frontier Incident nnd
points out that although the Bul
garian anil tircck views differed as
lo the trouble, the'Kofia government
and one of the most brilliant fr,,m tl,c vl',y fi''lt UKKwlol that a
Slurs of the l'l'T, scries U iiinb.r l hn ! ,:,""i""' e "I ni'liiiry snouiu no up-
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SMOKE IN VALLEY
weather. In one of the contests at
Washington, Carey's ribs woro hurt
m a collision Willi llucky Harris at
second base. Tho Injury was painful
but .Max. encased in lleavv bandages.
continued to play. The rib injury is
sun
REDUCE CHARGE IN
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Upon the motion of the. district at
torney'fl office, the charge of assault
with ii dangerous weapon against Ham
Welch of Prospect. preferred by
Charles Munis of the mime district,
wan ohuiiRed to ft charge of assault
nnd battery, duo to what is hi id to
bo a luck of evidence. When given a
heat-in if In Justice Taylor's court here
'thin forenoon, Welch pleaded guilty
to tho charge ami was fined tiU.
Welch wbh originally accused of hav
liiffHtruek Hums on the bend with an
axu. inflict lug a scalp wound Inci
dental to a quarrel over business mat
lonj which hud preceded.
MRS DUKE VERY ILL
BUT DEATH DENIED
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. KKtV YOrtK, Oct. 54. I.?. I".) Mrs
Lillian NV Duke, divorced wire of the
hit Jamos II. Duke. tSbiioco magna ic
In III at her homo hero. It was learned
today. I'ubllshed reports that Mrs.
Puko had died lust nlglit and Hint
Ilia was penniless wero denied.
fi A man who had just com- out of
Mm. Dukc'a apartment told (j'-pm ici-k
that two physicians wore In mtcn
dunce and that she was not In need of
pointed to investigate the matter nnd
recommended tbut both governments
should direct their armed furces to
ccaso hostilities.
Unfortunately, the note continues,
the Bulgarian " proposal elicited no
troublesome, and to make liiat-1 l'0l,lv' while on the other hand.
tent worse, he is now confined lo his ',''''k troops advanced seven miles
borne with wlint appears lo bo an lnt" Ihllg'irln. Confronted by such a
ailment of the lumbaao nature. Ho K'ave situation, the Bulgarian gov-
expccls lo be able to sit up today.
Smallpox Prevents Rescue.
SAN I'ltANCIHCO. Ship building
concerns are unniiio to give any assist
CII.WTH l4M ii.-,. i t,.i t j I .u kimiiiiu it ki ii any assisi-l
(S , , , , r t,J, o n,;! 7s "" ",0 "ri,isl1 ",nk"' Anipullaria'-'W InU,
in . J I. in . i T It i W,U1 ril" "CTomul t Point Sur and !'' ' 'K'
u.oicslng wlih (ho cn inert dry, was badly ,ini,.,l. because ,, n I
( , ,. . UU0 oiiuerH have put her under miHr
iu h ,'irrr .. A H",,;i0.',,l,,tl"e- A ciiHo of smiillpux was d la-
"J;. , "".covered in 1110 oruw,
"ui i iiuiHUiiy 10 mipprcH a lire wnicn
eminent had no alternntivo but to
appeal to the league. TJie note ex-pren.m-H
regret, that It was not found
possible to earry on direct pour par-
lees with flreece and says Itulgaria,
ndH to await the decision of
igue. . :
went over 35 ere In two hours. The
fire wjih on the wntth nlope of (iray'H
ereeu In tho Applegnto valley and
How About the Deer?
ICUUKKA, ('ul. I. I,. rpshur. etn
ployo of tho Northwestern Pacific
burned fiercely, fanned by a south railway, Ih In n local hospital nursing
wind. Tho firo was Incendiary, this n bruised loir and Internal intm-t..u
warden state.,
Two fires were put out Wednesday,
arter burning over a combined area
nf four and a half acres. Itoth wore
Incendiary. The warden reports that
the Houth hlllnidcs are now becoming
evi'ont in mi IK. fin flild Hi.n nf
year and fire spreads rapidly. lie putln is now
sustained when his handenr collided
with a deer on the railroad right-of-way
near Kikiwukl.
W hat, nf n !
MOKTO.V. Tho jeweled cigarette
of case which the czarina gave to Has-
In the posesslon of a
urges extreme caution in the hand-J Ihtonlun. It Is valued at moro than
ling stashing fires nnd in burning , $-000,
brush lauds. None nf tho fires 'C
ported were In timber,
A five was reported yesterday In
the Illinois valley. The Itnguo val
ley today Is filled with snioko for
the first time in more than a month
O XuiuIh.
Maud In Trouble Again.
ATTI .1.' (1.1,1 nnll,,.,
IILriitiul It,, ..1,1 A ii,iu.,lo..l.'u nv..l..P..tl..
inotorslilp Maud was brought when
tl... M-i 1..... l i ii...... .
in- it iiinnin Mituiiu itauway Mini
Slilpbulblitm company, alleging n debt
of i:ts:t'i fn. iii.iini.1 inII(..fi.ii m.tt
In bop, filed claim In federal, court.
Nothvof District U.wid Meeting.
Kond Distrlet Nutuber Kive. Jack
son t'ountv, oregnn.
Notice Is hereby given that In tur-
Htiame of n petition duly nnd legally
finned hv more than three free hold-
rs and leoul voters resldlnL in Kond
OItriet Number Kive. Jackson i'oun-
ly. Oregon, and duly and legalty pre-
men to the rounly ( oiirt of Jackson
t'ou nly. Oregon, a district road meet
ing of the legal voters of said District
Number Kive will be held at Oak
drove school house In Jackson Coun
ty. Oregon, on the 7th day of Novem
ber nl the hour of 10 n. m. on until
day for tho purpose of levying a nm
elal road tax not to exceed ten mills
on the dollar on all taxable property
within Mid road district for the spe
cial Improvement of the roads in said
road district and for nny other pur.
poses which mny seem proper to
come Iwfnre said meeting. q
Dated nt Jacksonville. OrvROn, this
'lst day of OttilMT, I!2R.
. J. MAHTZKI.U
O OofWity Judge,
VICTOR UKltSKLU
O City Commlmflouer,
OKt. A!K01tl.
County Ctmimlsner.
&ok with gA4. 4th
Conk with enm
VIUNNA. Oct. 24. (A. I'.) DIh-
patches through Helgxrade say Hul-j
gnrla is mobilizing. Reports received ,
in the Jugo-Slavinn capital from the
border state that forty comltadjls j
bands (Irregulars) are enrouto to
Mclnlk to reinforce the army. i
Alelnlk Is ten miles northeast of i
IVtrich. previously reported under !
Greek shell-fhe.
The artillery sent to the affected !
district Is limited to two field guns, j
hut it Ik asserted that. If brought Into ,
action, they will fire upon tho in- 1
vml em until silenced by their superior I
long range guns. I
The morale of the officers and
soldiers is said to he excellent, they !
vowing to die rather than alluw the
Creeks to ndviim-e further.
Briquets
$16 PER TON
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No dust
No waste
No breakage
No clinkers
No grease or oil
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
When you order Utah
Aberdeen coal from us
you get what you
order "The Best in
the West."
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PHONE 239 MEDFORD
Jte Answer to the Burning 'Questa,
inn
REDUCTION AND
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 24. (A. l)
Proposals for Immediate reductions in
the federal Inheritance lax with re
peal at the end of six years were en
dorsed today by Chairman Oreen of
tho house way and -means commit
tee. Huch a scheme wus presented to
the committee yesterday hy tho na
tional committee on inheritance taxa
tion, composed of tux experts from
every section of the country.
in endorsing tho six years' plan,
.Mr. Oreen said this time would give
opportunity for states to enact uni
form inheritance laws prior to with
drawal of the federal government
taxes.
Chairman Oreen nugget' hat 'UN,
... i. 1 1. ....o.i in MMttlntent. O
ereuu iiukoi "l,u,,lu -r-'i
of the government levica tor amounts
pnldDln slate inneruanvu iufn,
Secretary Mellon has proposed lm-
mediato repeal and his motion twui'
endyrsed by a number of governors. .f.
DASH TO DEATH
SAN DIKOO, Oct. 24. Lleulfenarit :
EilKi.r I.. AilumH, United Statu, navnl
nlrman wan killed und two other men
injured when two airplanes attached
to the uir Hquudrons of the battlo
fleet, bused at North Island naval
air station, collided today off Ocean-',
side, 45 miles north of here. Lleuten-.
ant K. C. Stevens nnd Chief Machln-,
ists .Mnte it. J. Mills received slight
Injuries in the collision.
Pnnlc with smm.
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C. M. KIDD, Pre.. O. C. BOGGS, Sec. Atty.
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USED CARS
Bought for Cash Sold on Terms
One Rickenbacker Sedan
Three Hudson Coaches
One Chevrolet Sedan
One Chandler Coupe .
Two Cleveland Coupes .
One Essex "4" Coach
One Chevrolet Touring
One Star Sedan
One Peerless Touring
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