Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 17, 1925, Image 3

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Medford mail tribune., November 17, 1925, Image 3

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1925)

Prev Page of 10 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.5 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 10 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextI v G OUR ROBBERIES IN IDFORD, BUI LOSS IS SLIGHT L ANGELES FAGIN WITH BO! CAUGHT WI THE GOODS MEIYFOTID WKTTk MKTlFQim ORHOX, Tl'iy-TUY, TttVKMliKK 17 fcTgr, Annllior oi-lmo nurry frtruilt Mrrt-i UwlviiiK mi ccntx u ilny dir Mtt il, ua shown by tlio fuel that four ' criminal ti.ciBllunn iik a burulur. nc- iHlncau establish rncntH wcio iMHht cordiiiu' lo nutliorttfrii. 3 3-irai-ohl oken Into or an attempt inadv to atit'tiui-U Dunn, a runuvvuy hcIiudI buy i ho iluriiif,' two nlKhta imt. Lima f,, Onltlittnl, fnllf.. wnn aiTesli'U tttlllllB over J tOO resulted from yoKteiiluy afternoon with his enmlwy- lo nocturnal visits of tlio thieve. t.. H. . Mc.;,.y cf a uncles, at Uist nicht Gillette's restaurant. In ciatlil Mill where the boy had allemiit- nilll uislitct at tno enu ot Aortn t.j tl) nih a nurse from the cash PEOPLE VOTING WAR IMPOSTER TODAY ON RAISE N SCHOOL TAX A school flection Is belns held In tlio lli'ilfon! school district today from 2 to 1 P. M. on the question of In crcnsini; the school tax more than 0 ler cent uuovo that ot the previous year, ami iirovini; tho budget which has been published several times re cently. A light vote is looked for ilno to tntrnl. waa entered through Iho register at Keifs nnriiKo. but belnttfthe fllrt little "imbllclty on tills font door by tho use of a imaa key cuuiilu by tho iruirk'tor waa held tno nanus oi a person ivno is witn .lci;iiuy until the arrival of elleved to liavo been funilliar with Deputy Sheriffs Lewla anil Taul Jen- le premises. A punch board, with nings. McKlroy waa driving n Chev hree watrfhea. cieaiette iiolders, ntlet touring car loaded with loot cnclla, shotguns, cuff links und from ullcKcd burglaries. . .Several ther trinkets still on, waa the only articles such as guns have already roperty stolen, although tobacco been Identified as stolen property, as scattered over the length of the A search for the boy. according to tataurant counter. Tho proprietors .sbertff Jennings, has been carried on ty they know of several auspects. ) i,y bis parents and descriptions of Soma time early Monday morning, him have been radiocast by broad lo Hall and Hall grocery store on casting , stations near Oakland. He last Main street, tho Domestic laun-Jdlsappearcd from homo over a week ry and the Bungalow Grocery store ago. driving a Ford to later join n North lilvcrsido vtero the ob- farces with .McKlroy, who had been lets of nocturnal oporntiona ot one 'driving a stolen Olilsmoblle. The r more thieves. In each case en-' meeting la presumed ,to have taken ance was attempted or made thru, place by chance. Tho tw-o are also lb rear. fsald'tu huvo sttolen a Chevrolet In Although twp dollars worth of which, they were driving when ur eunles wero available -in the Hall rested. .Iroeory store cash register, they. They arrived here by way.of Klam- ere not taken, but Instead nil cf- nth Falls, taking tho Oiegon-l.nlmir-rt to jimmy the safe door was nla highway from Red Bluff. At ludo. after ruining the mechanism Mnlln the boy mild they discarded the t the combination. Nothing but a California licenses on their car to re rhaoffer'a fountain pen was found I'bice them with Oregon licenses, llsslng, however. .registered to a Wnsco county ear. ; No money was taken from the' Tho boy. very small even for 13 lomcstlc laundry. The cash regis- years, was taken to Ashland tills however, was taken from the atlernoon to give a siaicmeni in re- bslness office into a rear room and sard to three guns-said to have been unshed, after entrance had been s""c" "'"' nn esiannsnmem ade through a small window. Kn- several nlgms ago, ami which eie We Into the Bungalow store was foumi '" ",c ,oul- !he'" """clmi t effected because of strong cross fou,ul Included " holster, two hunt- anu a heavy padlock on the . . . . ar side door, the jambs of which ",c SUIB boys', several palls of stockings, four boxes of candy and other articles of lesser worth. Kitty cents a day, according to lite boy, was paid him by McKlroy for entering business establishments lo steal, while he waited outside. The boy's small size gave him access to buildings through small openings. During the past week, .McKlroy la said to have received over f2S0 for stolen goods. the by In. Intruders to jimmy their ED GRANGE DENIES THEATRE CONTRACT i (ar his name is a forgery, Harold 'FIRST AID COURSE HERE COMPLETED Rod" timnptt, rantuin of the Vnl iHlly of Illinois football team, ielared today. I have not signed n contract tv services and I have never re vived a onny for tho line of my! me," Cii'iingc said In uVnyini; ru-1 (firs that his name Is affixed to a mtract binding him to C. C. 1'yle, humoaiyn theater owner. HEOICIS LONG FIGHT OVER WORLD COURT WASHINGTON, Nov. 17. (A. Prediction that a protracted fight er tho world court Ishuc will de lop in the senate was made to y bv Senator Smoot, republican. flih. after a conference with Presl- n t Coolldgc regarding the legisla te program of the coming session. Hcnalor Hmool said ho was cer in a variety of amendments would offered to tho world court reso- tion which the. senutc has agreed Tho tr. S. Ilurv.au of .Mines rail way car which had been in lllH city lor the past week, left Sun day morning for tlio south after con ducting a very successful counto of "firs; aid" training in this (ily. The car waa brought here through the effoils of the California Oregon Power company for the purposo ot l,valn'ng Copco employe In "first aid" methods, supplementing the counts thlih "have been given periodically In the past. The "that aid" training was not limited to Copco employes, but ulso Included representatives ot file Owen Oregon Lumber company, Tomlln Dox company, the Mcdford Klre IJc pnrlmcnl and the city electrical de partment, the other organijitions bring invited by tho power com pany to participate ill the courso. Instruction was given by the Bu reau of Mines experta in artificial resuscitation from gas asphyxiation. matter has been made by the school board other than talks before tho civic clubs and other organizations. The expenses of running the schools next year will be much greater than tho cost ot operation last year. Based on the present budget which the voters are asked to approve at tills afternoon's election, the school tax foq next year will he 29 tulles, whereas last year's tax was 20.2 mills. The total operation expense for next year will he about f2.t9.000, whereas the receipts will be only about J70.0OO. leaving about J16S.00O which must lie raised by taxation. This in an in crease over last year's cost of opera tion of about 78,000, ot which about 152,000 will be needed to pay on bond debts and increased expenses. Of this sum. $18,000 will have to be paid out on tho new high school bond tissue and Interest, J15.000 on old bond issues and $15,000 to pay warrants issued years ago and due next year. Then. too. there will be six schools to.be operated next year instead of! live, because ot the present nigh school being used as a junior high school, and there will be an addition of 18 new teachers, four In the high school and 12 in the grades. The situation causing the increased erpenses is aet forth on the printed ballots belnR. used at today's election, In part as follows: "1 Shall the school tax for the School District No. 49. Jackson county, Oregon, for the fiscal year beginning June 15. 1926 and ending the third Monday In June. 1927, be increased above the con stitutional limitation ot C per cent -In order to meet the increased financial requirements of the dis trict as set forth In the published budget for the said fiscal year? "This increase is necessary for the following reasons: "a Payment of bonds and in terest on same voted for new high school. "b An increased number of teachers, necessary for new high . school, junior high school, and to relieve erowded condition in the grade schools. "c. Additional running expense on account of additional building. "d Payment of $15,000 In war rants, issued ten years ago and falling' duo this year." CAN'T BE FOUND ST. I'.U'U Nov. 17? (A.tU Ar thus hopcJE, who claimed u he Ar thur Fruzifr .Indian UVrid war vet eran from South Uukutu. but whoae ciafm wan denied In fmtfnti rwurt, has disa veil from the hmue of hi footer MnreniB, lUv. und Mr, t'huriett l-Yiizier ut Fort Lookout. 8. l. Information of Lonvx's disyiupoar niu:e wan received here today hi u let ter to Uil-'ayette Fretu-h. federal dis trht attorney, from WHiiam A. HmUh, Keneral couiih! for the veterans hu breau. The letter stated liiat the vet eranK bureau had been in farmed that I.onez hud left the Fraxier hume and that his present whereabouts were not known, dopes' wits taken into the Frazier home after a federal court Jury in MitmeanoUs had decided liiat Arthur Franier was slih'tl hi Frame and that the man claiming hts identity was an impostor. Mrs, Adelia Davis take up December 17. Jf anion' drowning and electric shock. Other; the measure is not taken before' subjects covered were control oCi revenue bill is ready for senate 1 arterlul htcodliiff, and treatment be-. insldrr.itiun. In added, it will be fore unival of doctor of wounds. b! uside. fractures, hums. etc. Classes were f . held dully In the assembly room. i sk Bids for Grading Near Klamath River SACHAMENTO, November 17. jie bids were asked today by tho llifornla Highway commission for lading a section of the Itedwood Bhway at the south approach to (e Douglas Memorial bridge, now der construction over the ' Klam jh River, near lleu.ua, Ucl Norto lunly. The work to be done In lidcs grading and surfacing 2.2 tics from tho head of llichardsofl ,'eck to Hunter creek through a invlly timbered section, h'ho project is a part of the 19S6 Ingram of tho commission, but bids te being asked now in order that (e work may start as early as pos- le nest spring. Dlds will tie open In Sacramento on Monday, De- mbcr 14th. I A full page ndvcrllscnumt by fslcr & Klclscr In Western Advents I?, a publication of national circula n, carries the thought that Mcdford Id vicinity Is tho most Ideal loca n for Mil boards, giving tho fact it 47 states were represented here auto tourists during the month of ne. Large slock of Victor records at liner's Music more. tf COOLIDGE WON'T URGE A SUBSIDY WA'SHIXOTOX, Nov. 17. (A, 1'.) President Coolldgc will make no recommendation for a ship subsidy in his annual message to congress which he plans to transmit in writ ing. While he believes financial en couragement should be given to the American merchant marine, he holds to the view that congress would authort7e government aid and that It would be impractical to propose It. Funeral Notices 'nneral services for the lata Char- ftte Chapman, aged 8 years, will be idncted Wednesday. November IS. 2 I. M.. from the Conger funeral (dors. Rev. Eaton Of the Baptist lurch will live charge of services id Interment will be made In' the llent cemetery. "I Sure Was a Cripple" Hacked With 1'ain He Hobbled Around, a Victim of NEURITIS Now Takes a Few TableU When Spell Come and It O. K, "1 In tweo ulj your NVurHt Tililet 1m lo year auf miif h't ome 3h1 result. 1 w in henttir in 133 awf Mirr wr a ithtyl. Nuw vwry tlm! I Bt little nm-U 1 ur i li-w tabid and twit tUy all i ffm. 1 it4 want to thank you itft thr gtxi J on are Mng to Hit w orld arnl th mmwy ymt ar lot of pr riplc Loli ot my fremla jut rufl aim got Ki Nriiritl Tablft'x in our ttmtu Himrcrelv arl tlianWttiUr four. (His;mti Fred MilW. Mharft. ftartliMT patoa it nrk, (tV, tmfk, arm aitrf arr a aijp of tjrtti. a rfiacaw of Ihe iiprvrt. KwoiiMiil?" joint 'twom? wt iff and arninj. Kopa Keurltf TalrUtH fo dire'4 to ttir raue and hrP rtore the fufUmed nert-ea to their former healthy atate. Absolutely harmleM, no IfmldM, iian-oli''a or iiial tar proditrt". lr uui-k reliet jet Kopa Seurilia TaMrU. Ml guud drusztHa. Always in Ux k at ath'a Dnaj More and Haalitua Drug Htote. flefrlnaHl I'lirsoim came tlmvn from St-attlo thlH mornfiig o look after lmnlne iniorf'Hts, "filfi ASPIRIN" PROVED SAFE j. Take without Fear as Told in "Bayer" package 1 Does not affect the Heart Unless you see the "Bayer Cross on package or on tatiiets you are not get ting the genuine Huyer Aspirin proved safe by millions and preseriWd by physicians over twenty-nve years for Colds Headache Neuritis Lumbago Toothache K heuma t ism Neuralgia. 1'ain, Tain Each unbroken 'Uayer" package con tains proven directions. Handy boxes of twelve tablets cost few cents. Drtig. gists also sell bottles of 24 and 100. Iluslmoil Ktutlio I.i.iirtt t Tills Vmjtit' Atlvke KfsitUL. Wash. "Dr. I'iercM''M Fa vtritp lrest:riitin wuh ircyimui'ml I'd to nw by a friend, fr 1 hd Uvvn very sick ult thru tuy firxt fXTPt:t;nt lerU,nnd motherhouci h;ui toft nie very frail. 1 found in the 'Favorite 1 "rescript ion a splemMU tonic ami builder. The next time. I took the 'IVeseriiitlon regularly and my con dition that time was fine, for I was able to attend to my work rt??hi up to tlie biHt without Help and In com fort. The 'Favorite Prescription .was such- a helu to me I could not help eontraHtfns my condition during my first experience, when t KUffered ho much, with the meoud, for when tuk inf? tho i'reHciiptlon' I mve-r had a Nick day." Mrs. Adelia DjjvIh, Day ton Ave. tiUtaln Ur. Pierce's Prescription now, in Ihiuhl or tablets, from your drtiiieist or Hcmf 1fc for' trial pks of tabletH tn Tr. Pieree'n InvaHdM Hotel in Buffalo; N. Y," Or write for free medical advice. adv. 0 Wong Pon Chinese Medicine For Treatment of Acute and Chronic Diseases ! of Men and Women. Cancer ami tuimir treated, fnffticrtira, kid ney, htuditr jiint stnuith troulile, fir, hernia, rupture. t(M. female troutilcd, pur !,'., fever, itiieiuiionia, aMhma and fhtuat trouhleft, dtruina! jmu, smviiurrhoea jcoitte, cunKumjditM), vaUrdt, aile, ajdrwi-le, ul- Offlca Hours: 8 A. M. to 5 P. M, Conjti'taMsn Fra 241 Sou Fmnt St, Nteoford, Oft. TURKEYS Wc have an order for 20,000 pounds of first-class Turkeys, to leave Medford Nov, 21st.'. Buyer will be on our floor, beginning Monday, November 16tii. Order limited to not exceed ear load. JACKSON COUNTY CREAMERY WE ARE MANUFACTURERS OP Doors, Screens, Window and Sath Window and Door Framea, Mouldings, CaWnets of All Kind 1 Our Csnitant Aim ' I to Keep Our Quality aid Prlcei Abioiutely Right. Do Not- Orrfer rom Outof Town Concern Befort Letting Ua Flgu-e on Your Bill. TROWBRIDGE CABINET WORKS MEDFORD A MODERN MILL OREGON Mia Calumet furnishes all the leaven ing force needed to raise any baking properly. Use half the amount usually required. mmuLEF mm st mi THE WORLD'S GREATEST MALES I', TIMES THOSE OF ANY OTHER BRAND Ira RAH! RAH! HAROLD 4 IS NOW PLAYING in his super-comedy of college life The Freshman IK ' W x " EVENINGS As big a thrill as you ever got at a game More laughs than ever in one picture before MATINEES ,.1:30 3;00 PEICES Adults 50c Children 25c . Loges, 78o FRIDAY "THE MYSTIC" With AILEEN PRINGLE, CONWAY TEAP.LE . nd MITCHELL LEWIS It's the funniest football game of all seasons! il Cook wlthtu,