Medford mail tribune., December 14, 1925, Image 8

MTrDFOT?T) MATT TT?TTiTTNT!, HrRDFOTW, OT?EriONT, MONDAY, DErEMDET; 14. 1025
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ExnKBeratnri rumora ttot thoro wiiro
many caKP of diplitlmriu mid two
canes of ffpinul niiHiiiiKitfH in .Mmlforu
were extuut In the cily Huniluy mid
thin forenoon, but investigation shows
that 80 far as cun le li-urni-cl thero
wag only one case of Hiinal menin
gitis, and Hint if a form not eiildemle.
anil three ciikc-h of suspected dlph-
heria. and two suspicious cases under
investigation, In the Hoosevelt school
district.
One death from the former disease
occurred lust Suturduy night, and one
death from diphtheria, that of un
adult, occurred last nitflit.
The no-culled diphtheria situation
developed after Health Olllcer I'lokel
left for Cortland Saturday, unit he will
not return until tomorrow. In his
absence Superintendent of Schools
K. II. Iledrlck, County Health OtTlcer
Dr., V. B. Henry, and the public, school
nurse. , lliirthu I iintiin. urn iioiiik
evui-ytlilnx posnllild to lake steps to
prevent uny spread of possible diph
theria. They were busy today examining
each pupil of Uoosevelt school.
A number of physicians Interviewed
this forenoon declared that there was
no duuger of a spread of diphtheria,
owing to the precautionary steps be
ing taken, and that there was no
danger of spinal meningitis spreading,
as the one case known of here was
not of the epidemic type.
.Superintendent of Schools Iledrlck
early today, on learning of the Hcrious
meningitis situation ul Klamath l-'ulls.
Issued orders that no new pupils of
families who have Just recently lo
cated here from Klamath Falls will
be ndiuilled to attendance In the
Medford schools,
The physicians of I tin elly are co
operating Willi the ahovo officials In
un effort lo determine whether the
suspected cuses of diphtheria lire
fieuulne or only severe tonsllltls eases.
In the uhsMiice of definite informa
tion as lo what Is causing Hie Illness
of the putleulH, County I'hyslclun
fieaiy and Superintendent of Schools
Iledrlck early III s afternoon put at
rest the rumor that the Hoosevelt
school would he closeil until all danger
was past, by stuting that no such step
would he considered unless It was
definitely decided that tlio disease is
diphtheria.
Dr. (leury and Nurse Denton were
busy today oxumlnlng ull cases of Ill
ness among the Hoosevelt school chil
dren, and this afternoon the rooms of
Hoosevelt school were given n thor
ough fumlxallnn. Superintendent llert
riok gnve most of his time today to
Investigation of the so-called diph
theria situation and In ordering pro
cautionary steps. i
In spanking of the death at nildnlghl
Saturday nlKht of llllle Julia. I months
old child or Mr. and Mrs. louls Mtrsen
of 917 Roulh Central avenue, from
spinal meningitis. Dr. Charles T.
Sweeney, the uttnndlng physician,
slated this noon Unit the child hud
been ailing since Inst Thursday, hut
Twenty-nine California fruit grow
ers will be smunif the several hun-
died expected at the Mcilfnril Cham
ber of Commerce banquet Wednes
day evening at 0:30 ut the Hotel
.Medfurd, given in honor of the
vlsitois at the Oregon State Horticul
tural meeting to open here Wednes
day, according to n telegram received
PEAR EXPERTS 10
ATTEND BANQUET H. S. BASKETBALL
TO OPEN IRE ON
16TH OF JANUARY v
EX-TEACHER FOR
NEW QUESTION
IS INVOLVED 1
COM CASE
8AI.KM, Ore., Dee. n. A new
r u t-l,ntt?.t. 1
! Question relntlve to rnmmerul fish.
BAI.EM, Ore
the boni. of regents of Oregon1 ln., i Oregon ' Is un for lecnl Renin.
Agricultural college Is guilty of ment In the case of J. W. Leclnir
breach, of contract and must pay ngninst the fish commission, which
2U00 to Oustav Dunkelberger, for- will be heard nt Mnrshfleld next Pri
nter head of i he school of music- of day with W. H. Moore, assistant at-
tlie college will be decided In n suiljtorney general representing the state,
brought' liy.Ounkelliei ger nxalnst the I.eclulr's right to fish in New river,
board, to be tried at Corvallls tomor- '-oos county, is Involved.
J. 11. Hosford. assistant niter- I hero is no order of the conimis
The freshmen basketball team of the
by secretary It. II. Iloyl from Trunk high school defeated the Central Point I ,
T. Swett, manager of the Callforniu high school, 42 to 13. Saturday night I nr general renresent the board, s'on or no special stntute affecting the
Growers' association. In addition, at Central Point. It was the first
o. K. conant, president of the llorti- Hnino of the seuson for the local hoop
tuUurul I'ulon of Vaklm.i, Wn has sound.
also nccepied Hie invitation lo be At u moetlng of the Southern Ore
present at the banquet. Athletic association Satiirduy,
The banquet win be open to tho Professor Korsytho of Ashland was
reiierai ,.,,i,ii.. n, ,,.i,ir rover named president. Couch Urown of
charge ami the ladles are especially onls Pass, Vice-president and Prink
Ti... i.MHr uo'son oi mcmoro, secretary nnu , . r,
The music school at the college is
encouraged to intend.
speakers on fruit In the slate will
treasurer.
It was voted to give trophies to the
waters of New river In Coos county.
self-sustaining. Dunkclberger bases 'n n'rp 's nutnoruy closing .
his case on a contract entered into rlve'' , '" " c""y county,
in 1922 whereby bis compensation as ;cl"Ir brought suit to enjoin the inns
head of the sc hool was to be AH the ' h. wni -den and his deputy from
. ,., , , . ,,i ... Interfering with his operation of n
tuition fees and charges paid by stu- ... . , v rii,u.. tJ n., . .(..
dents, less ten per cent for admlnls-. Th f.h pmmtmlo ,,,,.,.,.
This would have net- r.nnU,,Unu ,h, ,. ,.. , ,..
led him something like JIIOOO a hlblllng commercial fishing In liny
year, out no alleges null inn ooniu unteis over uhlih Ihnsl.iln hn turi..
isfoneBv
LOCAL BOOZERS
Wilson's
Sale
Some prices that
jammed the store
'onIrltlhl''?M f", ,l'!K:l'l(,Ht" winnerfl of (he basketball unci football; of ''ents employed othor touchers diction except nH otherwise prnvKlfrt
Itmno. Ih'c. 14. (A. P.) Four new
cnrilinalH were rn-aleil (it n hitioi enn
History lofliiy. They n r :
MoriHlnnr 1 torn, vent ua C'errottl,
apnNtnlJr nucln in Kmnre.
MnnKlKior Knrlcn f iuipimi, apos
upoHtoIin nurlon in I-'ranre.
MotiHipfnor lJatifrk o'Jnnriell, arch
hinhnp of Armagh. 1
AlcriiHlKiior AIHf'nmlro Vord Bor
rotary of tlio coiiKrt'KutlOM of rltn.
Cardinal ('"rrtMii in v known in
the I'nitod staloH havinK boon aud
itor to tho apostolic dekKntlon nt
Wnnhinnlon for wvoral yearH. Ho px-pm-lH
to viHlt the- I'nilPd KtaK'H nsain
In about hIx inonthH to allrnd thp
I'Ui'hariHtln rnnntt Hat t'lilenno. i
Card Inn I OaHpai il 1h a iipjiIipw of I
tho papal Htfcrolary of Htato and lias'
bpon in tlio papal diplomatic body for
iiiiHi? until 4ii yiiin, muni in iiiih t j on
IliPiriK Hpont In I,atlnAniotrcan rotirb-j
irlpH.
Cardinal O'Donncll microodPd tho 1
I lute Caidlnat I-omip. nrimatB f Ire-I
24 hours before dcutll becuine 80il()iin-!tnnd and Ih one of the load Inn figui-PH j
ly ttl and wan unootiKeloim until duath.
"The lllnen ami death were duo to
a b porn die form of spinal nii'iilimitiK,
which cotneH front different Kennn of
the dread dlHetiHe nnd which Ih not
epidemic," Knld Dr. Sweeney when
pressed for detiilU.
SAVE LIE OF BOY IN
Roy HawkliiM, 10, n Klanmth ImiIIs
nchoolhoy who fall victim to a neve re
attack of Hplnal inciiiimiliH last week,
Ih alive and Ih contlutitnK to Improve
larwuly iih the result of the effortH ol
Htut Triiftlo Officer .1. .1. McMnhon.
who acted hh a "aiiKal of mercy" when
he Hpeedcd from Klamath FuIIn to n
point Houth of Ashland to obtain
hot inn from n local doctor who had
motored that far to meet him.
The hoy wiih severely ill and wan
not expected lo live 2 more hourn.
when n Klnmnth Kails physician tcdtl
Mc.Mahon of the situation, the fact
lielim thut no serum wns available In
that city. At once McMahon led to
return two hours and minutes later
from tho KMuille trip, sett inn n rec
ord, It Ih believed, for that distance
over tho dutiKerouH (Ireen S pi Inn
niounluln road. Tho boy lt not a mm
of Hheiiff Hurt llawklns of Klanmth
conn I y.
WINS P0 ItSI
,.,i , i , cliiimiiionsliiiis of soutbeni OieKon.
. . t,)0 W18r three years ln Hiiccesslou
musle and vocal seleciionii by local l0 keei) the trophy permanently.
"r"HIB- I Three new schools encared the
The Chamber of fonimeico is re- basketball lists; they are Grants i'ass,
celvlnif teleKrnms and coiiiiih mla- .Merrill and Klamath Kails,
lions dully upon their co-op-intion The basketball schedule for Hie
and Interest In Hie meeting from season was. arranged. It starts Jan
diffcrent sections of the slate, ns well uaiy Hi and ends .March ti. it provides
as locally. The chamber officials tbat two weeks shall elapse between
have devoted much effort in this tno annual .Medford-Asbliind Karnes,
bamiuet to insure ils success.
CREATED Bf POPE,
IE
instead of one week iih heretofore.
The Medford school has two open
dntes In the middle of the season.
One of these will bo filled by the an
nual visit of the Cniveisity of Oregon
lrosh team, of which Morvyn Clinstnin.
lot mcr local star, will undoubtedly be
u member, and the other by some
Willamette valley IiIkIi school team,
iet to bo selected.
The schedule is as follows:
January X, 9 and 10 1'rulimlnury
games for nil schools
January Hi Merrill nt Medford.
January IS Merrill at Ashland.
January Ti (Irunts I'ass at Med
ford; Ashland air Kosohut'g.
January :i Itosehurg ut drains
Puss.
January 2!i Ashland at .Merrill.
January ;!(! Ashland at Klamath
I'alls.
In the Bchool who were paid from by law would apply nun Inst Leelnir's
the same fees, so, that his compen- operations In Coos county. The com
sution was cut to $1500 -or $lli00 a -'mission contends that ince thero
year. --(have been no statutes enacted open-
t'nder thesfh conditions he remain- ing these wnter to commercial fishing
ed with the school only to iW- end the are controlled by the general
of the 11123-24 school year. istaute.
The hoard claims it was not a Al Tillamook on Wednesday of this
party to the contract, hut that the WN,t WM ,,e hc,r" 'he case of Tom
pact was between IJunelherger and VrSrr "t-'ainst the fish commission and
l-rofessor flaskins, former head of "h warden. In which , Price
, ,hi,,n,M K Is attempting to hnve declared void an
board is not liable. ' " torder of the commlsslo:. closlhg to'
i "iiiiin-i t.iiii iinimiK tut wiiiriH ui va
rious Ht reams tributary to Tillamook
Hay nn and after October 1 (I.
for an indefinite period. Hc.contends
liie cfimmiHMl'in Is without JurlMiik'lUm
E
LEAVES f OR EAST
TO SECURE 10AM
A total of $80 caHh ball was for-1
felted in . Judo Olenn O. Taior'j
court today when five local resi-
dents failed to appear to answer j
charge of Intoxication preferred by j
Saturday nUrht. They were released Satiivrigv DtlH tAflflV
on hall yesterday morning after they j- J
hart Bpent the nlKht in the city Jail. '
The police department, nid Chief nM $ ff 1 PA
of I'olice Adams today, is makiiiK IYIGI1 S VVOOl SUltS . (jll.JU
a concerted drive aKainst in toxica -1
tlon on the streets. Jamaica Kinder
and moonshine seem to be the In
toxicants imbibed.
Men' work sox . .... . 5c-
r hr; '":"T n," Men's dress sox, 2 pr. for 15c
lepnrtment, are: Duke Jlnzel,
"rvt:;)-':: Men's silk sox, 25c
Men's wool mixed sox . 15c
for
Iiollce ilepnrtment, are
fi: mil
(III lilt,
-M. .McDonald, $13.
I'Ynnk Muusey Is III, -
XEW VOIIK, Uee. 14. (A. P.) ,
Frank A. Munsey, publisher, suffered Men S Wintef UlllOn ' '
nu attack of acute appendicitis and a
peritonitis on Saturday. It hecume ClllfC
known todny. An operation was per- I .
formed last night. ' .
It was announced today that he IVI PTI C SIISDPnnftrS
j
I
$1.15
.35c
is altemptng to enact legslntlon. HpHVU hill nVPfillU SI 00
n tho same day nt Tillamook will "Cd'J' U,U . . Ql.VV
Work shirts, 2 pockets . 50c
was restlDK comfortably.
and
On
be heard the case of John A. Neilsnn
against the fish commission, at attack
against an order closing lloipiarton ,
HlouKh to commercial fishing. A de- i i i . CP TA
!;:;::::;'" vzrz Men s 16 ,nch h,8h 1ps 5-50
ametiilt'it complaint has Iicimi fllcil.
KI-AMATil KALI.S, Ore., Dec. 14.
Kred I teiutrii kv, Klamath Indian, left
February, 5 .M e d f o r d at Grants h,'re UuUiy ,wr Washington. L. V
Pass; HoseburK at Ashland.
February ti Hose burs at Medford.
February 12 Medford at Klamath
Falls.
February 13 Medford at Merrill.
Februury 1ft Ashland at Medford.
February 20 Medford at Asliluml.
February 22 Klamath Fulla at Med
ford: Grants Pass at Ashland. .
February 20 Medford at Kosenurg;
Ashland at Grants 1'asH.
where he will appear beiore Interior
department officials and members of
nnKievH io press the Klamath In
dians request for the $50,000,000 loan
on the sale of reservation timber.
Although he needed approximately
$r040 to finance the trip, licndricks
is leaving here with but 24S, but
j hopes some way or other to procure
sufficient funds in the east to keep
Mini mere loltliyiug for the bill and
In the Irish eplncopacy.
Cardinal Verde is one of the most j
learned ecclesiastics in the Itoman
congregations and Is known partb-u-
Inrly in connection with the beatifl- i
cation and canonization of Joan of
Arc. 1 i
i
Februury 27 Klamath Falls at Ash ulon "rl"K ,llm b!l,'k to tllw "'Hervu-
lnnri. t,,n
March f MedTord at Ashland. I 'l cnn "ly buy a one-way ticket
March ti A shin n d at Medford; ;""' t rut goml,iortune to gei enougn
Grants 1'hhh at HoHebiirg. 1,1 bring me .home,", saht Hendricks
I prlud to his departure this morning..
'Hut 1 ntn so anxious to put this over
Ifhr the Indians that I Jim willing to
I take a chance, on any personal djs
eofmort." ' I'nited States Senator McNary has
before congress a bill to advance a
loan of Jft.000.000 to the Klamath In
dians, to be paid back at 5 per cent In
terest from the sale of their timber
.lands. This would give the Klamath
) Indians approximately $4000 each
and would enable them to farm their
lands properly and got on their feet
H A RTFOIil), ("mill., Dec. 14. (A.
Today's ceremony nssumed a special P.) The application of (ieruld r i,,.,,,,...
Importance because It precedes by less Chapman, notorious bandit and sbiy-l
than a month the still more gorgeous er of a New lttitaln policeman, for PAItIS XKAH lK;
ceremony wnn wnicn win pope win n w,it 0r habeas cnrplircquiring nisi
I'lone the holy year. It wns held in I return to the Atlanta penitentiary to
tin- hum ii innv-n un inimc BfH'vc on t a "Si-vcai leocrui seuiein'u 1
'Pontlntiea from fag one.)
the consistory, and was attended by
all the cardinals residing in Home.
Itcforo the creation nf the new car
dinals, the pope delivered a short al
location which dealt chiefly wjth the
celebration of holy year. Tho holy
father expressed sat isfac tlon at Its
success, but said the pilgrims must
have seen that the situation' of the
head of the Catholic church wtis still
far from what t should be. In fact,
the pilgrims. In order to approach the
holy father, were obliged to enter
hte Vatican, which he could not leave
:is long as present rnmllttnnn combined.
before the stale of Connecticut may Premier Uriand tender tho resignation
execute him for the murder was de- f eho cabinet and that President
nied today hy Judge Kdwln S. Thorn- iJmmiergue call upon parliament to
as of ihe'l'iiiicd Slates district court l0l'm 11 minlstiy or national union.
of Connecticut.
oui:(;o ;i;ts m:w coach.
(Continued from page 1,)
Gspccfal significance attaches to
the pope' reference in bis allocation
of his Inability lo leave the Vatican as
long as the present conditions con
tinue in view of dispatches late last
month indicating tbat ho contemplat
ed such a step.
These dispatches, quoting a report
published in the Tiihunt. a Home
newspaper, said the pope miuht break
iho policy of the voluntary Immur
ment established in 1S70. with the
overthrow of the temporal power, by
visiting Assist next year to assist In the
tnaiiMuratio .here of a new Francis
can monastery.
Pointers scored decisive triumphs
over the Navy each season.
McKwan was the center on one
of the army's greatest football com
binations and was placed on Walter
Camp's first a II -American team In
1!W4. lie was captain of the 1!M 6
eleven. Among his team-mates were
Kugcne Vidal and Glmer Oliphnnt.
two famous cadet back field stars.
Mt'KvMin served as line coach at
West point for several seasons be
fore taking complete charge of the
gridiron siiiad in
Tjirge cotton rags wanted at Mall
Trll.iitiA office
Vlnnl results of the grade s honl
ponttir test show that the Hoosevelt
school has th largest per cent of
children maintaining class a po.tturej WASHINGTON. Dec. M. A,IM
throunhoiit all ncttvltles. tlif rf n An unfavorable report on the seating
earning right to possession of the ,,f Cerabl P. Nye us senator from
silver loving cup until the time oi yorth Dakota wes adopted today by
the next test In February.
Within the lowr five grades the
winners were ns follows:
Jackson, grade 1 ; teacher. Mrs.
H en dei-won
ttie senate elections committee.
Duly two members of the rommlt
tee voted in favor of seating Nye who
wns appointed by tloverunr Corlle to1
fdl the vacancy caused by the death ,
Washington, grade 3;
Agnes Mehrlng.
l.lnchi. grade G; teacher
West.
Hoosevelt, grade 4 teacher,
trudc Parker.
teacher, of Senator ladd
I A sub-committee consisting of
Mrs. Chairman 1-mst and Senator Goff.
I West Virginia, repuhllacnw, and Sena-
tier- tr Georne, democrat, of (leorgla, was
iiippoimcu to prepare ttie report for
I submission to the senate.
"TI , zi..Hki. I Tho 'tnmlttee mntialncd the find-
Si Ahovo n 1 ' 'ings prepared at the direction of the
KLA.MAIH hAii.ri, .re. i ... i l,l)ntll,,l ,,y Senator tloff who held I
Kinmnin runs exierienccu ..n n,,- thut (h KOV,,rno(, h(l h(lVi, l(lJ;ul
ond coldest night of the year last nU(hrlty to fill the vacancy by up
night when the mercury touched 21 pintment. -n,,. n1M(, w(i, nnw P
uhove In the Cnited Stales weather ,lKIMl up in the senate floor where It
office. Once before, this winter the H expected to be the subject of pin
thermometer registered It) above. ponged debate.
SATISFIED
CUSTOMER
Wo recently ilellvereil five Inna
of our itooil Coal tn a new cus
tomer ami lio wns very much
8iirirlxeil Unit we look so great
enro of IiIh lnwti, wltulows nml
house. Wo wet the coal down
to mnke nn (limt In his li.iKe
ineut. ami picked up nil the conl
that wnn dropped n round (he
house; in fact, we left his home
Just ns we found it. I la Is an
other SATISFIKIl ITSTO.MKIt
who will find thai our CO.U. Is
ns Bond ns our s.tvloo.
PHONE 239 MEDFORD
Jfie 4mw?rto tht Burning Qiiesfm
Sumo request that the president de
liver In person n messaxe to parlln
mi.nt empliaHliinR the iireciirloiiHiiess
or the slluatluti and nskliiK for Kieuter
aiilhorlty.
Son fMnM.lflit AiW irt rimnltq
SWEM'S GIFT SHOP
OFFERS
400
FRAMED
PICTURES
in a
CHRISTMAS SALE
ALL PICTURES REDUCED-MANY AT Vi PRICE
Pictures for Father Pictures for Mother
Pictures for Sisters, Sweethearts, Brothers
Thorp novor was a room that did not' hnvo a spaco
on its walls for another pioturo, and you are surp
to find just tho one hci'e that will liring' lasting
pleasure to the reoipient.
Pictures for the living room, dining room and bed
room; all sizes and kinds, including tho very popu
lar subjects, such as "Davbreak," "Grinnv,"
"End of. the Trail," "Lone Wolf,""01d Sweet
heart of Mine," etc.
PRICES 85c to $17.50
Pool your funds and buy a Christmas picture ,
for tho home that you will all enjoy.
Swem's Gift Shop
Dayton loggers .... $5.50
Men's khaki pants . . . 95c
Men's dress shirts ... 65c
Men's and boys' caps . . 75c
The whole store is
just one big bargain
counter.
Sale going all this
week .-.
' 32 N. Front, !"-
Near City Hall V
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Face Powder
Lip Stick
Leigh's Liquid Path Salts, ifliO.
Piver's Fetiche fragrant with
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Toilet Water
Face Powder
Compacts
Soap
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Qnelques Ilours are scents that
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Vardloy's English lavender, a
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Stationery A fine display of
Highland Linens ayd othe
gootl grades.
Tom Tinker, tiOo.
Look at What 98c Does!
It buys a Vacuum Hot tie that
you can take homo anil lean up
against one you paid $4.00 for
and for the life of you they can't
be told apart, either in looks or
performance.
Pocket Knives at OSc; one that
is warranted to stay sharp.
Parbor Clippers with Parber
Shears, regular 4, now $2.9S.
Ingersoll Watches, 1.7." and up.
A complete- lfcio.
12-inch Atlantic Taper -Twist
Candles, . assorted colors, 211c
pair. , o
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PHONE 884
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