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MEDF0T5D MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OttECfax. TUESDAY. DEPEMBET? 1, 0192."
PAGE SEVEN
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Thnt cooperation amonir tho offi
cmh Ih OHHentlut to xuccomtful law en
fdltflllfnt wiih onn of tho HltHH
brought out at thi annual banquet of
law tnforcpnitnt offU-t-ra of southern
(ireiin held hint vunlntf at Hott'l
Mod ford, at which State (lame War
den Averill of Portland und Circuit
Judge C. At. ThomuH were the prin
cipal Hponkeru. .
Following a doloctaolo dinner of
wild duck. Ju(1k Thomas addresHed
tho aflttenililod 35 officers and guests
on the HtandnrdR that tend to make
and tyld of the ileum mis the public
makcn on their office ih.
An officer should be true to hln
trust and to himself If he would have.
me respect or his fellowmen ns an
arm of the law and do his duty as he
sees it, the attorneys agreed.
This year hag seen more coopera
tion between the city, county, state
and federal officers than for 15 years
past, according to Judge Glenn O.
Taylor, who gave the credit for the
same to the high type of individuals
now in office. Judges Holierts of Ash
land and Frost of Grants Pass nlso
spoke on present conditions. Judge
Frost deploring the reduction of
sentence am pardons that are often
made from the bench after conviction
is hnd. To this he attributed preva
lent crime.
Sheriffs Hayes of Josephine county.
Jennings of Juckson county and
Hawkins of Klamath county, like oth
ers, lauded the good purposes of the
meeting and expressed a wish thnt
more be held, either annually or once
ach 60 days ns suggested by Sheriff
Hayes. Sheriff Hawkins extended an
Invitation for such a meeting to be
a good jurist and upon the training
of the Individual officers, tending to held in Khimnth county nt some fu
make thein more competent. He.turetime.
dwelt upon the cooperation among of- I Ilke ships, criminals must have
flcials to bring better results and on 'harbors or havens of refuge nnrt these
the fact that evidence, if complete and harbors are oft times crowded to over
properly presented, Is the greatest ' flowing, said Chief of Pollco George
power for Ju4lce. Polities and friend- McNnbh of Ashland, who went on to
ships, said the judg'1. must cease af- say that tho hurl tors flro not excep
tor the oath of office Is once taken to . tionally hard to find and stated that
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Patrol Leader' Conference In
Portland a Big Success.
When the Meilford deletion of
srouts arrived In Portland lust Krliluy
nbout noon, tliay were lit once advised
to ussemblo for the big parade, which
was to proceed to the battleship Ore
gon. On the ship eleven scouis were
The trial of Omnr V. Murphy. Drespnted with eale hadues liv Gov-
rhurseil with iii.-inslniiKliter, ns tho.ernor i'lerce. This was u very lm
result of the death of his wife last' pressivo ceremony. The uward Is the
Mav. following' rtn allied ueat'lnu. blithest that a scout may receive,
c ontinued ' yesterday, Its slow way Over 300 scouts attended the cere-ii-m,i,
th mtrio... nf medical ' mony. Tho address of welcome by
science, as applied to "emhollism." I . Colt, president of the Portland
DUE SELECTS
hlch the state contends caused Mrs.
Murphy's denth. Two witnesses Dr.
E. A. Woods of Ashland and Dr.
C. It. Moser of Grants Pas, were
under cross-examination by the de
fense nil afternoon. -
Dr. Woods testified that In his
council, wus followed by an address
by Governor Pierce, niter which he 1
made the awards of eagle rank and!
presumed tho budges personally. I
The 175 scouts from cities all over
the state were accompanied by Scout i
Executives Hurold Ware of Salem, I
K. A. urltton of Kosehurg. . C.
uphold each and every iuv of the
laud.
Kvery hunter who kills a man for ft
deer should be charged with man
slaughter, said Game Warden Averill,
who went on to speak of the hunting
rind fishing resources of southern
Oregon, giving them 80 per cent of the
tourist drawing- power of this sec
tion. Within a short time, he predict
ed cortuin Oregon streams will be re
served strictly for game fishing, while
steelhead will be made a game fish.
Italher than have a spirit of law en
forcement, Mr. Averill would create
"a spirit of law observance and to that
effect has given word to the game
wardens In tho stale to spread such
self reliance Is a fundamental princi
ple for nny efficient officer and to
gether with cooperation makes law en
forcement easier. In a few words
Chief of PoJce Adams In Id of the
sincere purpose of individual officers
to do their duty and thanked tho or
ganizers of tho banquet.
Extreme modesty for a federal gov
ernment official was shown when Cle
tus McCredle said but six words In
response for a request by the toast
master for a speech.
A total of $17,000 of unpaid fines
still mar the books of the slate game
warden's office snid Chief Deputy
Game Warden F. M. Brown, who told
of the Inxness of certain justice courts
gospel among tho sportsmen, some of In keeping records to which he nt
whom willfully am: flagrantly are j tributed much of the time and trouble
violating the ..game - laws, originally j to which the state has been put. With
made for their benefit. the intention of stnying but two days
District Attorney Miller of Grants ; In southern Oregon, he remained
Pnss. who holds the record for con
victions in Josephine county, and
Newton C. (Jhaney, district attorney of
Jackson cotfnt', both expressed them
selves on the cooperation among law
officers, and the advantages of same
Clean Kidneys
By Drinking
ots of Water
L(
Take
Salti to Flush Kidneys
Bladder Bothers or
Back Hurts
week to attempt to complete unfinish
ed business. He commented on the
cooperation that had been shown him
by county officers In collecting fines.
Deputy Sheriff "Buck" Fringes of
Siskiyou county, California, and Dr.
Benson of Portland, each dwelt on
the Importance of evidence, the latter
In a scientific, way. The doctor re-
- cited cases where evidence was given
the least attention and where it was
given the most.
I In a few words Rtnte Traffic Offi
cer J. J. McMahon expressed the wish
i that another meeting be held, as did
other speakers, and also thanked
'Judge Thomas, who acted as toast
master. State Traffic ' Officer C P.
Talent, told how he lost his first traf
fic case because of the lack of evi
dence and how.- ever. : since he had
I made it his first point to care for that
Important feature. .....
As a matter of fact all present con
ceded the banquet to be the best one
of the kind ovor held in Jackson
county.
Eating too. much rich food may pro
duce kidney trouble in some form, says
a well-known authority, because the
acids created excite the kidneys. Then
they become overworked, get sluggish,
clog up and cause all sorts of distress,
nni-ttmbirlv backache and misery in the
kidney region, rheumatic twinges, severe Chinaman Files Divorce.
headaches, acid stomach, constipation, BUTTE, Mont. For lie first lime
torpid liver, sleeplessness, bladder and n the memory of local court officials
urinary irritation. !a Chinese took advantage of American
J lie moment your back hurts or Kiu- i divorce laws when Wong1 Chue, 0
neys aren't acting right, or if bladder ' member of. Butte's Chinese colony,
bothers you, begin drinking lots of good f iieci aUit asking a decree of divorce
UHHVr and also Bet about four OUnceS OI f-rnwn Xia wlfn Mro Winn- rimo nf
Jad Salts from any good pharmacy; Hongkong .China. Wong charges wil-
laKe a lauicspooiiiui hi u fu taBertion.
opinion, death was due to an embol- JennnK8 of Vancouver. Clark Hc.hon
lism of the brain, and described In boe nf The Dali8i Everett O. Nord of
detal, under question, tho process. Kinmath Kaiia. C. H. Clink of Kngene,
He denied that, under direct examl- y Morris of Bend,
nation, he had declared denth ' Medford Scout8 in Prcgram.
due to a pulmonary embollism.l , . , , ,
maintaining that he had confined I e Saturday morning session
himself to the hypothetical question. was JifWjJo....1'
Attorney Roberts, when Dr. Woods
mentioned u rhnrt showing then tem-
l.ynn J.onB of Corvallls, wus opened
hy Med fori! scouts wmi the subject
peruture of Mrs. Murphy In her hist Krinlt IntroUuwU
Illness. eharK.,. be was .mrudurtn.
testimony not In the record. Dr. . - tl,lt,.i
Patrol "Organization." Scout HonaM
the other speakers
ttin lm luirtinti-u nf I tin
testimony not in th record. . Dr. Mm Qf ft tro Stur S(.out 4fanil
Wood testified that new facts, em- (,ate (olowe(Ii speaking on "Patrol
bodied in an addition to tho hypo- Mt3mbershi.M Scout Charles Thomas
mencai question strengmeneu nis BM)ke on ..The Division of Uibor."
belief In the embolllsm theory. stur gcout Benton N'ewmon spoke on
Dr. Moser. recalled for croas-exr'-iintroi Headquarters." and Scout
nminatton, was exceedingly careful Unbert Sleeter on "Patrol Signs, Ani
in his answers, and stated, "that in muls and Totems."
my opinion, a pulmonary embolllsm
KKW YOItK, Dec. I. (A. P.)
Dartmouth and Pennsylvania each are
acorded ihe distinction of placing two
stars on the all eastern football eleven
selected today by (iiltnoui Dobie, Cor
noil's head roach, for the AHHoriuiod
Press. Klgbt of these eleven men,
Dohlo ' iiulirates, would all represent
his choices for an all-Amerirnn team,
the only changes necessary In his op
inion for such a mythical combina
tion being the substitution of Weir of
Nebraska for Joss of Vale at tackle,
Orange of Illinois for Cheek, and
Nevers of Stanford fur Keefer In the
back field.
Dobie's select btns follow: Korn,
Swart hmoro. Thayer, Pennsylvania,
ends; tackles, Wlherg, Columbia und
Jos), Vale, guards, Carey. Cornell and
Dlchl, I a i t mouth ; center, llohinson,
Pennsylvania; quarteihack, Cheek.
Harvard; hlafhuck, Tryon, . Colgate,
and Keefer, itrowii; fulllHU-k. , Aber
lander. Dartmouth.
CiTY TREASURER'S NOTICE
Of Semi-Annual Assessments Due
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the semi-annual install
ment (one-twentieth) and interest on paving, sewer and water
main assessments upon all properties for which application was
made to extend time of payment, will be due and payable at
the office of the city treasurer December 1, 1925, and will be
delinquent after thirty (30) days from said date, and shall bear
a penalty of five (5) per cent upon the amount of such delin
quency. Thirty days after such delinquency the property will bo
advertised and sold for the amount of such delinquency, to
' gether with penalties and costs of such sale in accordance with
Section 148 of the City Charter.
Dated at Me'dford, Oregon, this 30th day of November, 1925.
H. J. BERRIAN,
Treasurer of the City of Medford, Oregon.
enused death." He was subjected to
I Court of Honor Well Attended.
eoune,.CrOSS'"am"mll0n ' def0"" li Jutee VIM lsideS at the
' I eKUIill 111UI1U1IJ wui ui ihiiiui mm
five scouts took awards and mlvunce-
The state's hypothetical question,
........... n uie lesumony in ms mBnt fn rank aHer ,m8slliy reVBws In
..... iur ...B .aw , tne subjects required for their ad
vancement. The court was attended
Is as follows:
"Assuming, Doctor, as tho hy
pothesis In this case, that a per
son was injured hy a severe
heatintc about the hips and
thighs, upon the night of March
31, producing bruises and a
swollen condition, and the marks
t of the bruises continued until
she was removed to the hos
pital on or about May 8th, and
continued until May 22, hist,
when she died suddenly, and
that after death a post mortem
examination by two physicians
was 'made of all the vital organs
of the body and that this post
mortem disclosed that all the
vital organs were normal, and
that the entire body, as far as
this post mortem examination
was able to determine was nor
mal, with the exception of the
bruised and' discolored nrea on
the hips and thighs, and that
the entire body , wag, gone over
in a 'ffiorotigh manner at this
post mortem, nnd was found In
a normnl condition; with the ex
ception of the parts mentioned
as Injured. Now. what In your
opinion, taking all these facts
Into consideration, nnd thnt she
died suddenly, does this Indicate
to you ns a practising physician
and surgeon."
before breakfast for a few days and
your kidneys may then act Fine. TJiis
famous salts is made trom me acia 01
grapes and lemon juice; combined with
Tho County Is ltlchcr.
KELBO, Wash.. Dec. 1. The four
li l a. and I ha t . en f used for years m arrested early Monday morning
flush closed kidneys and stimulate " H"r charge and who gave the r
hem to activity; also to neutralize the names as J H Mccormick. I.. J. Stew
aci ls in the system so that they no art. Jack Williams and Jnn.e, Oood
"oi ger irritate, thus often relieving Wad- win. plenln dgullty before Just ce Po
dcr disorders. i land Monday atlcrnonn and paid cash
Tad Salts can not injure anyone; .v. ...
makes a delightful effervescent litlua-
, Settles for Riding Rods.
PORTLAND. Ore. Having settlel
with the Southern Pacific company
for rides stolen on its trains to the
amount of $266, a Portland laborer
announces that he Is now ready to
'start settling my accounts with other
railroads."
by Scoutmaster Homer Hillings and
five scouts from Ashland, and a large
number of local scouts who except to
attempt advancement In rank at tho
next court of honor. V. J. Newman,
Hamilton Patton. I.e Porter, Colonel
W. H. Paine. J. S. NVachnick were the
members of the court of honor and
each spoke of the Importance of care
ful preparation of scout tests tor tneir
usefulness In the future and not just
to receive the badge, and compli
mented the scouts on the manner In
which they had passed their tests.
Scout Commissioner Resigns.
On account of leaving , the city It
has been necessary for Scout Commis
sioner Rev. J. B. Coan to resign. The
members of Crater Lake council regret
losing Mr. Coan, as he by his untiring
effort is responsible for the orgnnlza
Hon of the Roy Scouts In this locality,
He was well liked by tho scouts and
will be a very hard man to replnce.
Mr. Coan has movid. to Marshfleld to
accept a new position there.
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same
water drink which millions of men find
women take now and then to help keep
Charlie Chaplin Holds Out.
HOLLYWOOD. Cal Charlie Chap-
Colorado Captain Elected.
T10ULUKR, Colo. William Ilohn,
fullback, will lead the 192t University
of Colorado football team, his team
mates decided at on election.
the kidneys and urinary organs clean, nn-g reiusul to join with United
thus often avoiding serious kidney dis- Artists in a releasing merger with
orders. By all mcam have your physi- Metro-Cohlwyn-Mayer is expected to
cian examine yottr kidneys at least twice ranaH the proposed consolidation to
a year. . . I lull through.
A Potent Hcvoiagc.
NEW YOllk. The navy's lnlcst
peril:! "Block and fall." Ill's a drink
which, no one can take and go a block
without a fall. Mrs. Jeannette Mann..
W. C. T. V. organizer, says It Is being
sold near the Boston navy yard.
Tape's Cold - Compound"
Breaks a Cold Right Up
Take two tableta
very three hours
until three doses are
taken. The first dose
always gives relief.
The second and third
doses completely
break up the cold.
Pleasant and safe to
take. Contains no
quinine or opiates.
Millions use "Pape's
Co 1 d Compound."
Price, thirty-five
cents. DruggiiU guarantee It
for'over
Years
warprices
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SAVE YOUR HEALTH
IT'S MORE, PRECIOUS
THAN YOUR MONEY
Folks who look Into the future with
confidence plan their housekeeping
with the same sense that makes a
business successful. The old fashioned
plan of having the washing done at
home does not even pay In dollars
and cents. 75 cents for 15 pounds wet
wash. Phone us and watch us keep
a date with your order.
MEDFORD
30 NORTH
R.I VERS IDE
AVE
PHONE
166
DOMESTIC
LAUNDRY
1 wsvn nwfl' r. tit 111
I
CASH PAID,
For Second-Hand
Fiirniture and Stoves
.1
W. A. KINNEY
Furniture House
315 E. Main Phone 505
Chinese Hand
Laundry
36 South Grape St.
Clothes called for and de
livered. Work euarant.eed.
JUNK
TIRES
WANTED
we pay
5c each
for them .
VALLEY HIDE & JUNK CO.
221 No. Fir St.
Phone 1176
SWIM
ASHLAND NAT
Clasn SulDhur Wx -
ONL
Y39:
LOTS
LEFT
U
can buy these lots at the old price
for the next few days. Only
$50.00 down and $10.00 a month.
With the city out of the market
you will pay $200 to $300 more
for paved lots when these are sold.
Can
r '
you let such an opportunity pass?
Lots in other similar cities are
selling for $700 up to $800, and
even $1000, and after these lots
are sold you, will have to pay
those prices, too.
Make
your Christmas present something
inbstantial. Give yourself and
Family a start toward a permanent
home by buying a lot. Far better
than wasting it on idle presents.
Big
money has been made by the
soldier boys and others who have
bought at our previous sales.
Every day we hear of re-sales of
property bought from the city at
big advances. You can do the
came.'
Money
can be made more easily by buy
ing lots at these prices than by
buying anything else. We do not
know of a single person who has
bought at these prices but who
has made a profit, or could moke
a profit on his purchase.
2
day is the appointed time. ''
Do Not Delay!
Tomorrow May Be Too Late! ,"
do rr now! ' ?
THIS
IS
YOUR
LAST
CHANCE
This sale finishes up all the city owned "paved lots.
With the city out of the market prices' will advance.
Save part of your pay check for a lot. 1
Tfie down payment jmly takes a little.
It will make you money.
THIS
IS
YOUR
LAST.
CHANCE
DO
IT
NOW
Roalty Board Members Handling Lots':
Walter H. Leverette William Holmes
Bywn & White, Ino.
Chyles A. Wing
Wakefield & Bevan
Paid Adv. Finance Committee, City of Medford.
Carl Y. Tengwald
Babb & Mays
Barnes & Corn
I','.-'
DO
IT
NOW5