Medford mail tribune., November 10, 1925, Image 3

reTvro'RT .matt; TRnymrrc. rEivporcp, .oTfEooy. Tuesday. yovittmrcrto in. m-.
SHLAND STARTS
RED CROSS DRIVE
IN DESERT DUEL
OF TWO WEEKS: ENDING IN DEATH
tVSHLvAND, Nov. 9. Mr. nntl Mrs.
?knon F. Kimball have been vIhU
i in AHhland from Klamath Fnlln
$r the week-end. They have made
hland their headquarters while nt
iding to bimlness affairs in the
W.
rhe ItPd Cross annual roll call
11 open this week on Wednesday
1 will continue up to ThankHgivInK
y. -This roll call la the annual
ve for the coming year. Fifty
its of each dollar donated to Rd
bBs work is kept tor local reiiof
L l. II . 11,. famnlnliiif titlV
f v wium mo .......
Its goes to the national henri-
i ters to be used for national and
fernational relief.
.lias Adena Joy and Ellen ttuh-y
e successful contestants in ui
ne bread demonstration which has
n In progress this week ut the
fic international Livestock rx-j
ition at Portland. '
ttr. and Mrs. J. 1J. Dodge, Mr. will
lolge. und Mrs. H. C. (.Sulvy were
jtduy guests ut the home of Mr.
I Mrs. John It. Tyrall at their
ntry home on the highway be
en Medford and JitckKunville. Mrs.
1 Dodge of Med ford was also a
st. The day was spent in friendly
t and recollections of days punt.
Ifine chicken dinner was part of
program for the pleasant day.
.Ir. and Mrs. W. J. I)uugly?rly of
Kail view street Miss Kdnn lioil-
t-rey, and Mrs. 11. 8. llari;ison
re Med ford visitors at the Wheeler
tne on Friday.
Ulss I In Myers was hostess to the
icliers of the Junior high school
which she is principal on Friday
jht. Miss Myer enterlninea her
sts at the home of her sister, Mrs.
id C. Holies in the Bellview diH-
H. The guests assembled at six
jotk for n delicious supper and
erward spent the evening in merry
jt before the open fire. The hoiisi
beautifully decorated in yellow,
color scheme easily brought out
ih the popular fnll flowers. The
Iles were lovely with the same
ches of yellow in flower and
or. Some fine musical numbers
led to the pleasure of the evening.
pse who were guests were Misses
Jtel Bruner, Esther Johnson, Kthel
Id, Mildred Million, Edna Ken
y. Lyle Gregory, Robertson, Edna
been, Mejl Carter, Clara Anderson
hi Word, Aileeri Shephard and
b -' Hurd, the Mesdaines Edith
bdt Grace Andrews, Bertha Denton
St;ijM5it"Werrltt: ' "' . , .
Pliei Delphinm group meetings will
Id'. sessions on Tuesday afternoon
which Intensive work will be done
the month's program.
Mr. Louis Schweln who has been
for a number of months Is greatly
proved In' health. His many friends
pice with him over his Improved
idition. " I
iss Mildred Crnln, supervisor of
ysical education in the Ashland
j)lic' schools, went to-Corvallis Fri
f evening to undergo a tonsil ope-
lon. Miss Fay. Carver of Phoe
j will take charge of Miss Craln's
'k during the week of her ab
he Uulies Aid Society of the
it Congregational church will hold
.nznar on Saturday ot tnis wees.
ey expect to have on sale n good
iply of made articles for general
j, and many suitable urticles fur
iiday gifts.
The Mission study class of the
shyterian chuivh Is giving time
the study of the "New lay In
tin America.' The club will meet
Tuesday evening at the -J. V. Mr-y-
home on Oak street. Some
cial papers will be given. !
dr. J. A. Harvey has spent the
H few days In Ashland, called
e by business from Santa Ana,
llfornia, where he Is established
the law business. Mr. Harvey
s a former Ashland resident and
olres in the growth of the city,
lile here Mr. Harvey was n guesl
the home of his brother-in-law,
I G. II. Yeo.
The Wednesday Afternoon club,
hien's social organization of the
isbyterian church, will meet in tb(
irch parlors on Wednesday after
pn. An excellent program Is
Iined. Sewing will occupy the
iter part of the time. Hostesses
the ufternoon are Mrs. I S.
wn, Mrs. Earl Il:ibcnck and Mrs.
H. Itlake. '
fhe Civic Tmprovnment club of-
frs and committees will meet at
cheon on Friday to discuss the
iHon's work fr the club.
iliss Mabel lloger is spending the
t'k end nt her home In Ashlnml.
s linger tenches at TUverbank
ir Grants Pass.
ilr. C. H. Hlrhnrdon. resident
jiager of the I.lthla Springs hotel
s purchased a new Oldsipoblle
icn.
SAX BERNARDINO, Cal Nov. 10.
(A. P.) Water, whiskey or a wo.,
man probably figured prominently in '
the "bnd lands" shooting In which Hill
Robinson and Mat -Burls were killed j
last Sunday at Government Holes, an
isolated watering place east of here i
and near the Nevada line.
Such was the belief of sheriff's dep
uties who todnj; continued their In
vestigation of the gun finht on the
theory that it was another one of
those duels such as occasionally re
minds authorities that the old wild
days of the west have not vanished In
that section northwest of Needles
known as the Ivanpah range.
ltobins4n was fort'inan of the Hock
Springs Cattle company which con
trols most of the water holes on the
range. Burin was a former employee
of the company, a "two gun" man im
ported from Arizona six years ago to
help wage war on cattle rustlers who
were terrorizing the country. '
It was two years ugo that Hurts
lost ljfs job with the Hock Springs
outfit and since then. Investigators al
lege, he had been suspected of a con
nection with various liquor troubles
in the district and with a series of
shootings which are said to have
frightened several of Robinson's pre
decessors off the rane.
Robinson ennut to the district sev
eral months ago, heralded as a man
who "wouldn't use his hoots for run
ning." Bad blood between blm and
Hurts soon was evident, according to
deputies and the theory tentatively
accepted is that the two men met to
settle some quarrel over water rights
on the range or over liquor -iransac-'
lions or over a woman. - A woman is
reported to have accompanied Hints
on his one way trip to Government
Hides.
Theatergoers of today demand
something new and the eternal cry of
producing managers is to find that
something: Leon Gordon, the well
known writer of "Whit Cargo," says
he has succeeded, pleasing the public
with a play which is entirely differ
ent. "White Cargo" Is laid on the West
Coast of Africa and depicts the efforts
I:
IS
Kail l. 1clnn
of the white man who tries to eivilizo
that country and contains a reproduc
tion of the customs and traits of Rfrl-
can characters and deals with the in
ter relationships of the white man
with the native woman or as It is call
ed in Africa "mammy palaver."
"While Cargo" Is coming to the
Hunts (Valerian Aloinjay night, No
vember Hi.
CARDINAL TEAM
SEATTLE, Nov. 10. (A. P.) "Cali
fornia is two touchdowns better than
Stanford, but if the Washington team
Kes Into the .'ianm with a punch, the
Huskies hitvo a chance to leave the
southland with n victory." Burt Spell
man, assistant Washington coach, who
watched the California WashitiKton
State college game Saturday, declared
on bis return.
Light practice to give his men more
time to rest up from the strenuous
Stanford game was all Coach Enoch
Ha Kb haw required of his charges yes
terday. Spellman Is expected tn have the
super-varsity using some of Califor
nia's pluy for practice with the var
sity today. Only -one day's practice
is left before the squad entrains for
Berkeley.
SEATTLE. Alaskan placer miners
have simply scratched the surface and
modern methods and machinery will
take out fortunes left behind. Norman
C. Stines. manager of the Fairbanks
Exploration company, subsidiary of
the Tutted States Smelting. Refining
and Mining company of Button, said
as he announced a Sti.ooo.ouo development-project
for the Fairbanks district.
P.O. SAFE
. CASH IS SAVED
SHERIDAN, Wyo., Nov. 10. (A.
P.) The safe In the post office was
blown open here nt 3:25 o'clock this
morning and although there was a
large 'amount of cash in the ' strong
box the three yeggmerf were fright
ened away before they had an oppor
tunity to gather up their spoils.
Hearing the explosion II. P. Kars- i
ten, a merchant who was sleeping In
his store opposite the pnstoffice, look- i
ed out the window and shouted at the
trio. , One of the men fired a bullet
through the window just above Kars
ten's head.' As they ran the men
scattered. They left their tools be
hind. .'
LIQUOR VIOLATOR
SALEM, Ore., Nov. 10. A reprieve
was Issued by Governor Pierce yester
day to Frank Oplt'z, a prohibition law
violator In the Lane county jail. The
reprieve relieves Opitz of paying a
fine of $f)00 that was assessed against
him by the court in nddltion to serv
ing six months in jnil. He has com
pleted the jail sentence.
s ' Movlo Actor Injured.
LOS ANGELES. Art A cord, mo
tion picture actor, was brought to the
receiving hospital with two broken
ribs and other minor Injuries received
in rtn automobile accident.
' Klkfl Face llcev Probe.
NEW YORK The Elks must show
the grand Jury their books to prove
they "don't deserve a federal beer
padlock."
New Capital. In Siberia.
SEWARD, Alaska. Cnptatn Henry
Weeding of the schooner Chukatsk, en
route to Seattle from Pretaoxtuok.
said that Hadboris is now the capital
of Siberia, supplanting Vladivostok,
the former capital.
Jil Cleans like
" a Flash!
Scours and shines everything
from discolored pots and kettles
to rusty golf clubs, greasy stove
pans, steel knives, nickel faucets,
burned kettles S, O. S cleans
them all like magic.
Comes in handy soft pads of '
special scouring wool which con
tain their own fine soap.
Will not rust. Does hot Injure'
the most delicate skin! '
Absolutely nothing like it.
At grocery, hardwar and drpartmemt lors
ms,
The magic cleaner of pots and pan
E
nisturlMiirc In a Iornl Thinlrr.
The lmtrona of a loml Hhow house
re very much dlHturlHMl nnl nniiny.
hy Ihe rontlnuoim coiiKhinK of n
'Hon in tho nurilpnce. Oon't he n
trance berouae you hav. a roiiRh or.
il. A fpw dONPR of KOLKY'H
iNRV AND TAIl COMPOl'ND
en promptly will, hrlnir npeetly re
1 from rough!, colcln and honrHneHfl.
. V. T. Clary, While 1'lnliw. Vn..
ten: "We hnve uxed Kol.l; Y'S
l.VKY AND TAIl CO.VPOr.VD for
Us and nntl coughs with aplemllil
pultn." Adv.
Notice to Contractor..
Cotlce la hereby Riven that the City
inning commiaalon will hold a
trim? on Monday. November 9th.
ihe hour of 7:30 o'clock p. m. In the
i hall on the petition of the city
Incil to consider the reclai.lflca
n of a portion of the following
eet from a Reeldence Dlntrict Clnan
n a HuaineM Dlntrirt Clam III.
I portion of North Klvernide avenue
jy-een Jarkaon and Maple afreet.
QL'ITV PLANNING COMMlHUON
My Lewia Ulrlrh. Chairman
M. L. Afford. Secretary. luia
Moderate in price in use one
spoonful equals two of many other
brands. Eliminates failure pre
vents waste of baking materials.
THE WORLD'S GREATEST
BA1M ' TIMES THOSE OF ANY OTHER BRAND MT ,T TUT
I OA K INS POwOWOlfl
Hot cakes that are goldetv
brown nd feather-light !
Ev:ry time you nuke tliem. (
How? Flapjackl
Whether your memory ,
ts long or short, there'i
just one uwrd you need to
remember in buying
pancake flour: Flapjacl
Your grocer has it in
the handy roui carton
tmh the replaceable iij.
"Albers itatidi for
Better Brcakfaiu"
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STARTING TODAY
Peter B. Ryne's
UNFORGETTABLE STORY OF
CALIFORNIA AND THE SOUTH SEAS
NEVER the TWAIN
SHALL MEET
WITH A GREAT CAST
INCLUDING
Bert Lytell
Anita Stewart
Hontley Gordon
' George Seigmann
Justine Johnstone
Lionel Belmore
3000 OTHERS IN
THE CAST!
NOTE
"Never the Twain
Shall Meet" was filmed
amid the 1 u x u r i a n t
splendor of the South
Sea Islands, with the
Famous native beauties
in their enchanting
dances and ceremonials.
Friday Miltort Sills in
"THE KNOCKOUT "
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will buy two healthy Gold Fish in a
glass bowl with sea moss and peb
bles, and we will include a box of
Dr. Blazos Laxative Tablets in the
deal. Pick yours out of the window.
-
Haskins' Drug Store
Phone 16
Larry Mann, Mgr.
As near as your phone.
Notice to Change Zone
Notice is hereby given that the City
Planning Commission will hold a hear
ing on Monday, November 9th at the
hour of 7:30 o'clock p. m. in the city hall
on the petition of the City Council to
consider the reclassification of a portion
of the following street from a Residence
District, Class I, to a Business District,
Class III:
A portion of North Riverside avenue ,
between Jackson and Maple streets
-, CITY PLANNING COMMISSION,
' ' .By Lewis Ulrich, Chairman, ,
By M. L. Alford, Secretary.
- We Issue : ;
Title Insurance
Policies
By arrangement with ' the' Title
and Trust Company of Oregon,
we can now insure your owner
ship of real estute against any de
fects of title or adverse, claims,'
ami relieve you of nil riBk of loss
in that respect. v
The issuing company guarantees
ihn soundness of your title and
assumes nil risk of loss and'tho
cost of defending your title in
court, if suuh necessity should,
ever nriso.
$100,000
on deposit with the Btato for pro
tection of policy holders.
Ask for details covering' ''
your property.
Jackson County
Abstract Co.
ii'yimuMi
No Confinement No Hospital Bills
MY celebrated non-surgical '
treatment for Piles does not "
confine you to your bd or room. Yon
can come and go about your work M
usual. From the first treatment you will
bt relieved, and no matter bow sever
your case, I GUARANTEE IN WRIT-
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II you are tunering wun riL,c
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