Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 25, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextG 0 o STflTTFOiiB irxtr, Tnrnuyrc, feiroTm. i wvm. Wednesday, ativemp.et? 2", LITTLE GIRL ON ' jjP IThanksgiving Attraction, Craterian ! 1 THANKSGIVING T NOT TO PLAY IN Aw & WET FIELD WILL SEATTLK. Nov. 23. (A. P.) Nine of University of Washington's first strint; men ylll play their last collegiate enme -when tho IIuhUIch elanh with the University of Oregon grlilmen hero ThankH&ivhiR day. Although Oreifon has not won a conference .football game this year. the Webfootcrs luive hlh 'hoies of spilling the Uope to offset a dismal season. Ha ins durins the hiHt few days are adinlttedly In , tho Wcb footers favor. A heavy field may tend to hold down tho score and make Washington's passing und . de ceptive runplng game harder to carry through the locals, critics agreed Advance ticket sales show the largest Thanksgiving football crowd in Washington's history, Darwin CAROL DEMPSTER, and W.C. FIELDS inr D.W. GRIFFITH'S "SALLY OF THE SAWDUST" (".. 11., ,.f Dnnrilnsl of Ullnt'a IrlnllirlK lt thfl ll-fIID lu milfd IhllH I 1 tl - Me is nest, student graduate manager, . " . . mi,'i,i.,i,,ir i 'nr t thnn mkP said today. Fifteen thousand paste- nth.HI,tlni) 0pn(ni, tnnmrrnw nmtincc. believe. Throuuh comical hardships tl is all sunny laughter, merry jest, and serious galetys, they trudge along hoards havo been distributed up to last night with prospects of: a large quamt drolleries tucked into an in- with complications and carnivals, by 1 snlo at the- gate before the game. ALSO PLANNING TO JOIN GRANGE CHICAGO, Nov. 25. (A. P.) Further inroads Into the ranks of ( vle ge football players may be made by -professional football which now boasts of Harold ''Hod" CJrange. Aus ten "Five-Yards" McCarty, who is to. the University of Chicago what Orange was to Illinois, has been made an offer to plav against the torestlng story that marches along to way of blind baggage and Intrigue, a finish, - up to the door of tho judge's house in 1 Amid tho sidelights of a circus with tho end. I animals, bands and .clowns, ho has Carol Dempster gives. a memorable found the - circus juggler and his rolo as the circus waif. With her is fiery, .fearless daughter who beJicvcSjW. C. Fields, tho famous theatrUwil her "Pop's" "rogueries are all the comedian now starring in the Zieg merltB of a great man. To them the fold "Follies." CATE KESKiNK AS CO I XT Y AGKNT QUIZZED QUIZ IS BY POLICE. PROVES AN AL1 (Continued from page 1.) now substitute his office for this itriumveratc. Those of us who are ! forced to darken the valley during the otherwise delightful time of spring 'particularly appreciate the fact that lie has shared the discomfort and tlis agreeableness of this maligned prac tice in order that tho maximum bene fit mfulit accrue to tho producer. j "This work was startrsd and carried Tho testimony Tuesday In tho trial of lunar AW Murphy, well known local resident, charged with . man slaughter, as a result of an alleged beating administered to his wife Klla last March runged from the childish words of the 11 -year-old daughter of the haggard and worried defendant, and the ponderous answers of medi cal men, to hypothetical questions that took three minutes to propound. The llttlo girl, Krlene Murphy, when tho cross examination by I ho defense started, cried and ran from the courtroom, ufier giving evidi-ncv nuahiKt her father. The most damaging testimony given by the little miss wits ordered stricken from the records, by the court upon the, objeciiuns of tho de fense. Krlene testified that sjio had been told to "tell the truth." and than her father had told her brother IJ'Ui in her presence: "I only gave her n spanking. She is- Just staying in bed for sympathy, .and so the neighbors will know all about It." In testifying today the girl s'U , her -father, told her to say nothing about spanking" hts who or would spank her.. . ' Karl, the brother, whs a witness at i the morning session. I ' ftxpert testimony was given by Jir. 1 V. S. Geary, county health officer; Dr. C. R. Mower of Grants l'ass, ami Dr. K. A, Voods of Ashland. I Kach. testified, in response to a hypothetical question by tho state, I that all tho vital organs being nor-, mal. as shown, by an autopsy, death could only have been caused by an embollism, or blood clot, and would be sudden. An embollism, the phy I sicians explained was caused by j bruises and might nut be detected in 'an autopsy, even with a microscope. An 'embollism follows the blood flow, and blocks tho smaller veins, being fatal In three vital centers, the heart, the lungs and tho brain.- ' The slate closed its case today and tho defense begins with a recess In the proceedings tomorrow becuaso of the Thanksgiving holiday. In response to one question by th defense. Dr. Mower replied: "Nothin The Mod ford hlch school football team Iiuh finished hard work for t ho annual Thanksgiving game with Ash land at Ashland tomorrow, and to night will indulge in Iinht practice und receive final Inst ructions from Coach Calllson on the plan of battle. Noff, star guard, and Morgan, isu pound tackle of tho locals, will bo out of the game with minor Injuries and their places taken by Tom Hall and Zeek. The Ashland team. In spite of the Armistice I ay slaughter, is highly confident ,aud are expected to resort to an aerial attack most of tho con test. The officials for tho game will be Manerud. referee. Jitl.ss, umpire, and lSvann. head lionsnian, the same as in the Armistice Day game. Tho game starts at 2:30 o'clock. The probable MedTord line-up will ho: Hughes, center; Hull and Jack son, guards: ' Zeek and Hubbard, tackles; ..Miuglcr and Sandurs, ends; lleniot, quarterback:. Archer or Sean fullback; Conrad, and Muores, half backs. v ' ly claimed another innocent victim largely tliroUKh Mr. (Jute s cnori. Mr. '" "" """ j , n- ,-..! i vnnnr wmiiii navo hfiva li.nii nn. Tho physicians testified their ex- rcr Illinois flash at Coral ""hies. th8 cty Wlls mal,"c ,he unsusIecUng '8V?ned to this district had It not been ' perlencos had ranged from four to 2(1 runaway girl escapade, for the cooperation ot 1110 county , ''" "it- life fills the agents Office. uuir, am. .veiu ci m.it ... mvii ! "Another notable achievement clur- niiiu.nier.tn mat an einnomsm unuer office is beins qulsefl today by his lng Mr. Cate's regime is the farm the description Bivcn them by the many friends who appreciate the Joke I bureau co operative exc hange. This i hypothetical nueatlon could have even more than he does ; movement, alone with every other been tho cause of , death. The uucs- u ...... h...r ..ii i,..i. a ! nubile snlrltetl move In agricultural tion embodied the ulleged clrcum- nnd "Cowboy" Nick Kulsch of Iowa. prQmnont citizen of Klamuth Falls tand horticultural lines, had Its Incep-1 stances surrounding tho death of Mrs. Flu., Chrfstmus day, says the Herald and Examiner. "Not entirely opposed to it," is his ouoted response to news that efforts are being made to sign hini for the game together with Henny Friedman, Michigan's captain-elect. villain" of "Qulv." who in private role of auditor fur the Copco Home! The newspaper says efforts to sign them are being made by Joseph V iw.,. i,io iR.Dnr.M tion in Uls o tine. : miring tne noi-ioo- .wurimy. daiurhter on a visit to Portland., lie- Happy -period ol tne association, mi. Hi -uii nUle was auueu m inu ,ru- Doherty of New Vork. Tho team i ,-nnrf frim.,1 f ih.-aito.i,.m ICate gave unsiiai :n,-,Iy of ills effort as ceedlnga when I It. Dusenbury, would oppose Cranne s and would bo -,.,n.. h - .nii,i -ni," ,.' .i -...ki'ii a member of the board of directors ln;sexun of the 1. ). O. F. cemetery. captained l.y Tim Callahan, former him tu meet his Uuughte- when uh..an endeavor to inalte the effort perm- testified that ho had assisted in tho Yale captain nnd nll-Amerlcan. No arrived in Medford via the Klamath ! nnently successful. Since he has come exhuming of Mrs. Murphy's body a player would receive payment for his stage, escort Jior to the train buy her : bore ho has so thoroughly preached week ago, for examination of tho services unless ho desired It. ilc-km nml ee tier Kufilv off n hn- the gospel or utlgnt prevenuon uiai ; iuui, Mccarty would not discuss tho journey. This "Quiz" did -in bis every grower Is now at least Infirmed question of his willingness to for- usual efficient manner und all was n file prijper procedure to keep this sake his amateur status. Ho Is a well In tho world. .serious menace under control, star basketball player and figured Mora's where, the plot thickens. "In establishing federal Inspection n a sure regular on the Maroon five The same day' the young lady left service of pack and grade, Mr. (ate OBITUARY MOUTHS Htella Doggts, wife of John floggls passed -away at her home. 331 W est Molly street, Novem ber 2 3, I it 2 5 from pneumonia, lte- sides her husband she leaves to mourn her Ions n baby son six weeks old, her mother. Mrs. Marcel la Young of Meappnose, Oregon, nnd two slstera, .Mrs. Dorrls frit land of this, city nnd Mrs. Mabel lOvans of Salvia, Oregon. Tho I'erl Funeral Home has chin-go of the arrangements and the remains were taken to Portland, Oregon for intevment Tuesday even ing by Mrs. Voting. Mr. Hoggis drove through to Portland In his car. this year. 10 READY TO XKW YORK, Nov. 25. ( A.I) ,Tho New York F.venlng World today MUotos llenny Leonard as saying he is, ready to return to the ring only "when a good fighter comes nloug nnd there is an enormous demand" . for the retired lightweight champion tt meet him. I,eonard says he wants Klamath Falls, which was Monday, ISO cuDinnuieu vei.v tu t..c another young lady of approximately . success of tho valley, the same age decided ip run away ."0f late-years his work on mil n from home. ..This she did nnd whon tennnce of moll fertilities, with the the anxious mother bcgali to invent!- uae ot fertilizers- and nitrogenous gate, it was reported that the girl had I cover crops, has revolutionized, grow--come to Medford via the Klamath I practice in the valley. He also stage line. -So yestorday morning ;he has cleverly substituted Tor the mother arrived on the seen? andK'oWers caloused thumb the more ac nimr n iitiio dative work .lisnov- curate pressure tester, which is now lered that a younS lady answering '.he ' aeknoweldrced hy t he depar tment or - . j....... . . . -.. ner culture to bo of the Greatest Im- otoripiion tu ner uaugon'r- nuu :tr- - . rived in Medford. taken a taxi to ih) Copco office nnd had been met by u man named (julsenberry. Tlds was evidence enough foj- the distracted mother and forthwith ene enlisted the aid of the police depart ment, A hurried trip was madu 1o to fight again and Is In condition to mo V1,.! " .. Vt ,:do so. but has no Immediate lutentjon . of entering the arena. I Leonard said ho thought tho llght . weights of today were of good cnll ber. but lacked experience. He indi cated that if tho returned to the ring lie would do so as a lightweight tu spite of the general belief lliut he has .outgrown this division. BENEHEL LEAVES TO .: GET KKOKNK. Ore., Nov. 25. For tho purpose of selecting an eastern team, und arranging for tho I'asadcna east west football contest with tho team selected. Jack iJenefiel; graduate manager of tho University of Oregon, has left for the east. Ho will bo gono for approximately two wpeks. .HeneficI has charge of the arrange ments for tho Hose Tournament gnmo this year. Xo nitlmation was given hero an to the teams he Is considering to repre rent the east In the big game. peacefully trying to increase the daily revenue of the power company by dictating u few letters to delinquent consumers. Ho was rudely interrupt ed however and called upon to bring forth tho child which he had "kid napped." Needless to yas, 'Q'uiz" was taken off his feet by tho charge and made voluble protestations of his innocence. They availed him naught, however, until he hupprned upon a lucky thought and asked .the .mother the color of her daughter's hair. MVr reply solved tho mystery and he was nvlnce tho mother and the law", thut there were two young ladles Involved, each having a separate and distinct identity and that ho had neither fiwen nor hoard or the "runaway." Heaving a sigh of relief Quiz returned to his less romantic task of pursuing the elusive dollar and tho mother and officer departed to take up a new trail. Many a good moving-picture scenario has been woven around a ptorur plot than this. . E reply solved able to conv, "arm of the 1 portanco In determlnlnfi maturity con ditions of all fruit crops. Mr. Cate in collaboration with the department of agriculture did Ihe first work in this valley on the vital question of fruit storage. "Wo cannot expect to more than give tho bare outline of his accom plishments. It will remain for the period of the realization of his loss to show his trito value to tho farmers' and fruit growers of this valley, but it ; will bo of permanent satisfaction to j Mr. f ate to look back wiwn his re markable record of successful work during his period here. President. Fruit (.rowers league. PAVU A. SCHEKKK, At times during the testimony of the medical men 4he pack-cd court room was swept by titters and laugh ter, which brought the bailiff to his feet shouting: "You folks slop that laughing." The state will close its case this morning, and tho defense begin with a recess in the. proceedings tomorrow because of the Thanksgiving holiday. COOL1DGE PAKDOXS UAXOIT (Continued from page one.) ported the defense now plans a new muvo In an effort to save Chapman's life. I I . OF MAGNESIA- Unless you ask for "Phillip," jnu may not get the original Milk of upnetift prescribed by physicians (or 60 years as an antacid, laxative, corrective, t) 2 -V cent bottle, slsn ni)-nnt Udtlrs, cunttiiu directions any dm; sUre. County Treasurer's Call for Knglc J'olnt Irrigation District Warrants, htmo of Oregon, County of Jacks son. Treasury Department; Jacksonville, Oregon, Novcmbr 25, 1925. Notice Is hereby given that there are funds on hand for the redemption of Jackson County. OrcRon, warrants. numlKTS 259 to 329 (two hundred fifty-nine to three hundred twenty nine) Inclusive, drawn nf the (lenernl KVind of the Eagle l'olnt Irrigation District. Interest on the nhove called war rants reuses on this, tho 25th day of November. 1925. A. t. WALK Kit, Treasurer of Jackson County and ex- offlcio Treasurer of the Kagle l'olnt Irrigation District. Jly VKJlb a.WALKT.n, 212 Den tl t y. TOO LATE TO " CLASSIFYT . -, , -i. -, . - KO SAI.R Nothlnif handsomer for ' (rifts than the beautiful lavender rout hancers nnd nachet haps. Hoe them 20 So. Peach. I'hone 674. 212 FOR KAT.E Alfalfa hay.ln barn ncy l'hoenlx. " $12. SO per ton. J. Ktrh, AnhlaiM Hotel Bldg., Ah lanrf. Ore. 213 Knit RW.K Two roomed house, Rnoil Jot. Knrlflce flitl. Term. Ilox IP. .Mall Tribune. . - 212 l:pl.-co)al t'liiiri'li I'rople Take t - - . otlec The . members - und . friends of St. Mark's church are Invited to attend an lnformnl reception to lilshop Hum- ner at 'the J'nrlsh' House on Saturday evenlnp at R o'clock -' - Gargle Aspirin for Tonsilitis or Sore Throat A harmless nnd effective gargle is to dissolve two "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" in four tablespoon fuls of water, nnd gargle tnroat thoroughly. Kcpeat in two hours if necessary, - He sure you use only the genuine Bayer Aspirin, marked with the Bayer l-rons, which can, be had in tin boxes of twelve tablet for few cents. : " 1p a rousing stony that always shows up on the'Tront page" of the West's hot cake appetite. . No other flour can " talk"to your pancake-taste in the same way because no other flour is blended the Flapjack way. Put it to the tastc-tcst and sec! A mm AlDCrS "AI!Ti tUndsfvjlrturBrzikfasti" COLDS THAT DEVELOP INTO PNEUMONIA Persistent coughs and colds lead to serious trouble. You can stop them now with Crcomulsion, an emulsified creosote that is pleasant to take, Creamulslon Is a new medical discov ory with two-fold action; it pontiles nnd heals tho Inflamed membranes and Inhibits germ growth. Of all known drugs, creosote la recognizod by high medical author ities as ono of tho' greatest healing agencies for persistent coughs nnd colds and other forms of throat troubles. Crcomulsion contains, In addition to crcosoto, other healing elements which soothe and heal the Infected membranes nnd stop tho Irri tation nnd inflammation, while tho creosoto goes on to tho stomach, is absorbed into the blood, attacks the seat of the trouble und checks; the growth of tho gorms. Creomulslon is guaranteed satisfac tory in the treatment of porslatcnt coughs and colds, bronchial asthma, bronchitis and other forms of respira tory diseases, and is excellent for building up the system after colds or flu. Money refunded if any cough or cold Is not relieved after taking ac cording to directions. Ask your drug gist. Crcomulsion Company, Atlanta, C!a. . (adv.) 1A 2 4Pk fW'W . mileage LESS OIL ' MotuWototOll ts just that kind dt 'mer lubricationl More mileage .eas oil and a smoother psrformlng xotor are the rewards of using "the oil your motor needs." My customers are Kpra'rlf'tt rcG alars became they know economy when they see it. ' Drive in end give your motor i steady diet of better lubrication. Look for the Vkcjihisi sijn. ; - Oils & Greases 1 PHIPPS AUTO PARK , Riverain1 lit Jackson Phone 1M7-R Money to Loan On improved city property or lor uuildipg purposes NO COMMISSION CHARGED Costs You Less Gets You Out of Debt ' Redden & Company Room. 3 , Davis Bldg. H2 N. Central, Medford, Orn. Vltm 730 . MENU SAI-AD I'Yuiikliu Special ' SO IT C'hii'lu'ii u lu Heniu' C'Ol-KTAIli ('nib UKMSU C'ltillotl llt'ai'ts of Ci'liM-y St u I'M Olives KNTKKKS . linked Virginia Ham, Snuthcrii Style linked Doinestiit Duek, linked Apple Steamed lliviist nt Cliieken, an Natural Jliueed t'hie.keit, (ireen Peppers on Tea liisettits Ii OASTS Koast Voting Oregon Turkey, Celery Dressing; and Cranberry Sauce YKliHTAllLKS linked or Masked l'olatoes Creamed Asparagus Tips DICSSKKT ' Vunipkin and Mince Tie Orange Slicrbet, Nuts DlilXKS C't.f.foc .... .... . Tea Milk ,'. ' After Dinner Mints ' - EESERVE YQUR TABLE $1.00 Per' Plate" Have You Noticed That large stunning box of stylish Stationery in bur window marked $1.00 f,' ; ' , ' ,; - ', n . . . .' 32 large envelopes, 32 sheets of paper with all the late colors. This box looks like $4.00 value. You can mark off a number of names on your, list with this wonderful value. .'.'...:.':'. 'I '' Heath's Drug Store 109 E. Main St. Phone 884 As near as your phone. Derick's Cafeteria will be closed Thanksgiving Day , TOMORROW We Will Serve Our Usual Good Thanksgiving Dinner .. at 51.25 Herb nnd His IlHildnters Will Kntci-taih During tlio Evening. Wo wikh to tliank you Tor llio kind patronage you have bo.stoved njidn us, and trust wo ltiay deserve furtlier hucoosh. May the festive season be a happy one for you alt . , .... . Sincerelv vours, ' : HOTEL MEDFORD Emil Mohr, Prop.