Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 24, 1928, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textpxge'scc ADMIT TERRIFIC CINCINNATI, Mr- 24. A The financial hlntuiy of the chain of iiowspapeiH founded by the httu 11. W. KorippM wan brought Jntp th huU for un accounting hero tuiluy. Mrs. Josephine Scrip ps, wlft- of tho Ifttc JuniOH t KcrippH, claims that hotwoon iJ. 000,000 und $10, 000,000 it owing1 her huMlmml'M oh tiite ah profits from the ncwHiuiper while 'her hUKhand was aHrtncialod with hlH father In tho operation of the publication!. ' J. W. Cui'tlM, Oaltlnnd, Calif., for Bier chief counsel for tho McrlppK organisation, tenttfied that receipt! xrom auveriiHinn mm nnuininjii from lyos'to l'JliO Im-reaHed from H3.4OO.000 to 910,700,000. while op erating exponHeit Increased from 3&i)0 to $i,:'ti!,ooo. Answering a qnemlon put by rriitrU States District Judge Hmlth Tlickenlooper, Curts naid K. W. HcrippH proportionate Hhare. of the profits dining those years amount ed to II.7S4.000 and that tho value uf hlw holdings during those years Increased by $13. 000. JI huM he quoted figures from Income tax returns which he mudn out for th'r company during those yours. Newton IJ. linker, attorney for Hdbert I. KcrippH, executor of his father's estato, a defendant in the suit, objected to Inrtduction of fig ures representing profits and ex penditures, asserting that It niton Id first be determined an accounting 4an to be made. .The court, however, permitted the witness to proceed. I' PORT E POHTIAND, ore.. Mar. -2 4. UP) Digging for burled trcaAuro in a park block between Burn wide and Anlteny streets, In the heart of the Cltyt, three men secretly piled shovels two nights with pcrntlttsiou of I'uvk Hiiperinlendent C. 1. Key. Her. The hunt was disclosed today after the searchers had abandoned hope of finding the $40,000 which they were Informed had been placed there by a man now dead. .Mlko Heeney, park employee, and two other men obtained the permission when they informed JtoVser they knew the exact spot i-lioro tho money was burled. Keyser was to get $10,000. ' CASE FALLS FLAT YREKA, CALIFORNAI YrtEKA, Cal., Mar. 24. (P Chni'isoB of robbery uml nsHiiult Malum 3. V. Masii'itwn, woll- ' known aiHklyou county roaldiMil, were dlsnitscd ror!ntly by Ols- j trlct Altornoy C'luil'Ua K. Johnson on tho i ound o( limufricifiu cvl Uenco. C. II. Kirk, Weed morchnnt, win tho victim of tho naHuult. It was illHcovnrod by HUthorltii Hint t lit" flnKorprintH lo bo used im Htiile's vvldenco wore not tho iirlntrt tiiken limn tho club Hint Mlruc l! Kirk. PRAISED BY KORELL ' WAKlllNdTUN. Mar. 24. V Tlio hnrhor of Portland, Oro., pos-1 8CKHHH Hufriclent advantanen lo he-' como nnn or tho leading Hlitppiiw;, Centers of the world. Kepresentn tlco rnkliti F. Korrell declared todHy before the Iioiiko rlveiH and' harlvn'H committee. Korrell, to-j ROtlter with other members of the Orogun delegation, appeared before! tho rominitteo to urge approval of j the $l,;Hlti.0lO army engineoiK' pro-1 Joel lor improvement of the Col iimhia river. The ether mcmbeiH j f Were SonatorH McNaiy and Seiwert und Representatives Hawley and Sinuott, nil repuhllcnttrt. KING ALBERT'S AIR - TRIP IS CALLED OFF; 5 1 IHU'SSELS, March 24. M'l-Aj projected nlr trip hy tho Belgian! royal family to Copenhagen on u April 10 has lioen nhamloned hy "n decision of the Belgian novoni-j r nient beciiuse of puhlle anxiety over Hh t)utentlal danger, q The Danish court, which King Albert und his family will visit, also objected lo tho proposed flight f and Inste.iJ the Belgian family will travel by Tall by way of Germany. j Tho Belgian royal visitors will travel Incognito, thus avoiding any official Gerinan contact which might distress public feeling In Bcl Kluni. j ! A Plucky Prima Donna. j I -NEW VOHK, .March. 1P) A j ' full down a flight of step" n ihej ptage of the Metropolitan opera, house last night failed to prevent Manette Guilford from singing the I i leading role of "Madonna linperla."! Making her entrance down the. ; iiteps ah" stumbled and fell to thei i utago. Kho inomenlarily stun-j ned nntl her dresa was torn. Two I member of the east helped her1 lo her feet, arranged th dress anilj lite young soprano swung Into thi'j pnonlng bara vf lioi' auMb'i t r ? f r "V t, i L ;i - 5''"' -; , . CV'ii tral I'rrsfe udftdioio or break In St. IVjuicIh tlam, ('alirornlii, pouring lorivntn of filter out of mountain reservoir suitplyhi 1 os Angeles, ionising one of the uoit disjittc'i-s In the liostory of l lie I'uHfic coust. 1'U'lurci .slums view dim it tho canyon after tUe great mass tit viHH'ifiit had collniM'd mid tin witter lind swept down Iliv anyou. Iliotographer could reach sceno only by airplan. RAI.K.M, Ore., Mar. 24. ( The first Oregon congrrsslunal cundl dato to file his declarallon with tho secretary of state as a Candida te for re-eledi ioiy is I tepresenta t i ve N. .7. Klnnott of the second dl Irlrt. who filed recently tuV the repulillcan nomination. ' State Senator It. H. Cutler of The Dalles is a candidiile for re elect Inn tu represent 1 tomi Itlver and Wasco count les In the upper house. No ring rule and fair trcalp'ient In foreigners are two f (lie plunks (it the platform of ,1. .1. Uarrcit (if Astoria, who today filed with the secret tiry of state IiIm dec lit rat ion us u candidate foy the repulilli-an nonilnatiiMi for circuit Judc f or Clatsop anl Columbia coiintjeH. Leland K. Kinch of llakcf filed for the democratic nomlnutlou for. district attorney Tor Itaker county Forest Protection Week NALNM. Ore., M are h. tV) I Inventor Patterson has hisued :i proclamalton setting aside April '.'! Complete Garage Service At Our ("i.misfo Fair l'ri'.-os nml cxpmencc will please. Tow-in Service Colonial Garage Phone 219 Hotel Modf or.l Hlnck my ftfEDFORD MAIL DAM, COLLAPSING, BRINGS GREATDIS ASTER rl, t,4f ; V . t IrT'A'!:"! !rat. lug public education In the protec tion of Htandtng timber. The proc lamation conforms to a national proclamation Issued by President CoolidKc Adam and Eve Have No More Luck Now Than Centuries Ago 4 4 VOltTLAND, Ore., March 2 4. !' IMvowe today sev ered nuptial tics of Mrs. Ucnn .Mue Dunn and Lowell fr Dunn, wild begun their ntar- j'ied life a few years ago J with an "Adam and Kve" ! hnneyiiiooii. Mis. Dunn, wlto h us a bride lived about two J weeks In the wilds of Wash 4 iiiutou Male in a costume of 4 fern! w bile her husband speared salmon and hunted 4 game, w;im granted a divorce t on a showing t hat her bus l band was loo much addicted Tin li(tior. He was ordered to 4 pay her $40 month all' 4 4 monv. j $ j 3 4 t t4 ( Medford Cyclery We Do lonair- worloon Dieyck's and MotoivvcU's Saw Filing Larice Stock of Keys Medford Cyclery and Repair Shop 19 N. Fir St., Phone 261 TRIBUNE, rEDFOKD, . Parents Held for Putting Baby on Top of Hot Stove LA OltAMJH, Ore.. Mar. 24. UV) Trial of Certrude and Harold Davis on churges of asHJitilt and battery has been set for April 9 in circuit court. Officers accuse tiieni of setting their two-year-old (laugh tcr on a hot stove to punish her. County Nurse Alice M.anuardt dis covered the burns on the child's back and reported tho case to au thorities who placed fchc couple under arrest. They claim they did not know the stove was hot. Tho man and wife are free at present on their own recognizance. Considerable Interest is being shown locally In the case. As yet no attorneys have been secured for the defense. coi nty coritT i'itoci:r:rr(;s (('ontinued front last Monday) Twhsiiiit'h Office. A. C. Walker, salary, coun ty treasurer $ 1 iVO, V'erl (i. Walker, -salary. deputy treasurer 11. X M. C. Co., supplies ... .KM ham Stationery A Pig. Co.. supplies Marshall Ptg: Co., supplies A. C. Walker, stamps A. C. Walker, travel ex pense Home Tel. & Tel. Co., ser- l -y. 27.KX 1 .'.00 ave It Mended and Sayethe Difference Don't throw articles away that a little repairing would make as good as new. Refer to some one of these reliable firms who guarantee their work and have it mended and save the difference. 3 R's R EPAIRING ELIN1NG EMODELING Wo give your furs expert treatment WE "MEND IT" Wardwell Fur Co. (Formerly Bartlctt's) 41 S. CENTRAL Phone 120-X We Use ffawkinson. , 8ystem of Vulcanizing - Here you will find Tire KepaiWork of Highest Merit Phipps 0 Auto Park North Pacific Hi-way ORftOON", SATURDAY, ' f - J I vice Koke-Chupmnn Co.. sup plies Medford Hook Store, sup plies Western Cnion. service......! .1. O. Isaacson, agent, pre mium on bond for treasurer Total $ 428.22 SlifKd Suprintcndciit'H Office. j Elizabeth Uurr, travel ex ' pense, school super vis- ; or .. $ 31.70 Elizabeth linrr, s a I a r y, school superlsor 120.00 i Susanne 11. Carter, salary, ' j school supt Itili.(i7 Chidys M. Ogle, .salary, ; asst. school supt 100.00 j Susanne H. Carter, ad- ' vancel for help 6.00 ' Suzanne H. Carter, stamps 5.00 ! Home Tel. & Tel. Co., ser- j vice S.15 i Medford Hook Store, sup Idles 5.80 I Susan tie fi. Carter, ad f -vnriycrt to school -board"..- . i. memliers for attend ance at convention 3(1.00 Daily News, supplies (.7r itiaylnrd Jtros.. supplies G.Ci 'It. Itlevens. supi)lies. 4.50 i Northwest School Fttrni- i i tore Co., supplies 3.7K Total $ 4 it it. 50 Km it lnsMctors llfiic. E. It. Outntun, salary, fruit ! inspector i.50 Hiiwurd E. Warner, salary, I fruit inspector 147.00 Tcital 2s.r,o We Repair ALL MAKES OF WATCHES, AMERICAN AND SWISS and ALL MAKES OF CLOCKS OUR WORKMEN ARE EXPERTS All repairing done in our own shap. We manufacture, repair and remod el jewelry. Diamond mounting a specialty. All work is guaranteed and per fectly and promptly done. Reddy&Co. (Southern Oregon's Leading Jeweler) Mack's G&age o Makes a Specialty of BRAKE LINING AND ADJUSTING Free Brake Testing 129 N. Riverside Phone 1369 MARCH 24, 1928. AcorM Office. Mrs. Mary E. Jtuwling. work in atutctmor'N of fice $ K. It. Cobb, workin usitetuf or's office Anna M. Coleman, work lit HssenMor's office Clulr Colernun. salary deputy assessor J. it. Coleman, salary, as sessor Linnie Hanscam, salary, deputy assessor Viola Melmie. work in as sessor's office . Elva C. Mitchell, ualary, deputy assessor C. A. Myers, salary and expense, deputy assess or - Mrs. E. S. Wilson, work in assessor's office J. W. Wakefield Agency, premium on bond for assessor ' Home Tel. & T1. Co., cr vlce 1 Medford Hook Store,' nup pliea Total Tux Itelmte. n. I) Dodge, tax refund... ? Widow's fVnslon. Ella Abbott, pension..... $ Florence M. linker, pen sion - i .luanitn Hutler. iienslon.... Katie M. Crawford, pen sion Anna M. Edwards, pen sion ; Myrtle Hoffman, pension Martina Hugger, pension.. Ina Huson, pension Dolly Love, pension Clara Miller, pension Anna Prescolt, pension.... Nellie Sielaff. pension Hose It. Hingler. pension.. Lilllo Sloper, pension Sarah V. Stratton, pension Ada May Vroman, pension Atonia M. Wall, pension.. ; Zella E. Welch, pension ... Llllie Wlnkleman, pension Hertha M. Wyatt, pension 32. 32. 32. 100 166. 125. 32. 80. 147. 32. Total ". :- C-ourt II oust Kpeiise. J. K, Daniels, salary, jani tor $ J. A. Norris, salary. Jani tor II. J. Herrlan. city treas., courthouse water rent.. . . I City of Jacksonville, court house water rent ' Lewis Super Service Stn- i lion, expense ... Mann's Dept. Store, ex- pense i Medford Fur. & Hdw. Co., 1.35 1.63 expettse - Hrown & White Agency, fire insurance premium Calif. Oregon Power Co., service Shell Co. of Call!., fuel Total ? 688 Jail. Lottie Bowman, meals for prisoners S 7 0. Dunford, aalury, jailer 124 Mrs. O. V. Uunford, meals for prisoners 4 52 Anderson Htudio. expense.. 2 Calif. Oregon Power Co., service , 17. Clates & I.ydlard. supplies 3 1. arry Mann, supplies 2 Sacred Heart Hospital, ex pense i CD Strang's Drug Ktore, sup i plies Dr. Chas. T. Sweeney, ser vice for prisoner 75 Swem's, expense 5. Juno Knrhart, sel'vico for prisoner 10. ICastman Kodak Stores, Inc., supplies 50. I'lscher-Selloffcl Electrln, supplies 23. Cates & I.ydlard, supplies 17. Heath's Drug Store, sup plies 4. Iliilne Tel. & Tel. Co.. ser vice .....j. . - 30. Medford Domestic Laun dry Co., laundry for jail 16. Mcrrlmau s Black smith shop, expense . H. Marx Painting General Contractor Tinting Paper Hanging Carpentering Repairing Phone 178-J Residence 57 Summit Phone 620 Plumbing Heating Sheet Metal New and Repair Service for You ModerrPPlumbing and Sheet Metal Co. Q 404 East Main Street Phone 620 state Industrial Accident Comm., insurai;;e for jilller " Hwem'if, cxpfii - i,.hn A. Perl, wrvice 00 ' W. A. Kinney Furniture 00 House, supplies - o Rusaeirs, Inc., suppIH'8 .... , w f 954.35 Margaret busier, regular Tntu! """'."""t- indigent 00 Cuw of l'M,r ul I'iMir Knrm. 67 j frt-ne W.'lls, salary, co. farm 00. v c. KaibafiT. Mervire.... H. I.. UunivlK. mitU 00 KcnnoMU- l-al Mnrkcl. supplies : 00 Hunm-ll Coal Co., coal Ilulilmril Urns, K'MJPHos Hulililson & lnlN(!cn, 0 KUPPlic Mr. Minnir Mart'n, lal'or 0 Mwlforcl Kur. & S.ilw. Co.. . I Kllliplil'H Moilcrn Hlumhlnis & hhect 00 Jletal Co.. service...,.- Pacific Tel. Tel. Co., t.0 service JS5.00 12.00 J.M) 7.70 3r,,70 04.70 3.or a -.'.on a. so 7.70 120.00 s.ro 2.50 (J. J. Koilxe, supplies Tryoll's Mercantile Co., supplies West Dlsinfeclini! Co., sunolies "MA. O. Barlow, wood John A. Pel l, service V. J. Harlzell, expense Total Care of Effie .Marie 545. lior at Poor Vurui. Huer, regular iiitliuent - Walter lllacknian. regular Indigent Fred Blaine, regular in- diKent Nellie Uoardman, reuular Indigent Julia Bowman, regular In digent 00, Ruth Anna Bowman, rcg- ular indigent 1,0 Isaac H. Boyd, regular In- 00 digent 50 Ell Chase, regular indi- 00 gent - 00 Miss Jennie E. Cooper, .no regular Indigent ouKate Cople, regular Indl- I gent OlDavo Daniels, regular in I digent ir ranccK B. Donaldson, 100.00, regular IndlRenl ' Millie Dosier, regular in- "3.00r digent I Mrs. Egan. regular indi- 13.76 Kl.nt Frances C. Everetl, regu- 5 00 lar Indigent - A. M. Ford, regular In- 9.00 digent John T. Fry. regular In- 1.50 digent Susan T. Gregg, regular -13 Indigent Mrs. B. H. Hatch, regular 129.50 Indigent , Mary KoltertH Hlgglns, 188.01 i regular inillgent 17 1.85 fMrs. Hudson, regular in- Hiluia Jalo, regular indi gent Lena Lee, regular Indi gent Margaret Mayfield, regu lar indigent Philander MeEntlre, reg ular indigent C. Edward Miller, regu- lnr itiiliL'(.nt 65jjohn Morlet, regular in- J3j digent CJladys Moses, regular In digent 90 A. J. Xicllolson, rcgulnr indigent Mary A. Xorred, regular 1.30 i indigent 00 1 Ethel Frances Olson, reg 55) ular indigent Mary Osboi'n, regular in digent Mrs. J. J. Oklngs, regular Indigent "Mary Price, regular Indi gent Mrs. J. A. Uasnlllssen, regular indigent .Marie Iloyijold. regular in digent JJernice Uhcinhurg, vegtr-. lar indigent .' .... Callia Card Sanden. coun ty compensation .-. Louise Scheflc n, regular 30 05 .50 Sanderson 'Motor Co. Offer the Repair Services of v Sid Postel Who has 16 years General Motors shop experience. CADILLAC . BUiCK, OAKLAND PONTIAC, CHEVROLET 0 8TH & BARTLETT Phone 1385 We Tell You Exact Prige Then you know how much the job will cost. Wg) ,ke care of all your auto troubles. Try Our Service aud S;ive. Motor-In Garage . 207 S. Riverside indigent -I Sarah Summer, .81 I Indigent rebuilt- 4.!' I Mary Warner, regular 6.5 J digent - Annie Watkimt, regular in- 10.00 digent 2S.U0;Z. Wolgamolt, ri-KUlur In- -! digent Sacred Heart Hospital. In liu-enl expense American lied Cross, jn dlgenl expenso Basket (Irocery, indigent supplies Community Hospital, In. ! digent expense I Dix. indigent supplies.. 30 20 'E. C. Fahcr. Indigent sup- 4U 00i plies - j Gates & Lydiard. Indigent r. i o siiolilies - liOdWIlltl ..iriuiiiiiii u., Indigent supiilles Cold Hill Supply -u.. In digent suppoes milliard's tirocery, Indi gent supplies Jackson Street (Irocery, indigent supplies Jacksonville Pharmacy, Indigent expense Louie's Cash Grocery, In digent supplies C. M. Ituch. Indigent sup plies Tucker's Oarage, indigent expense . - Weaver's Store, Indigent supplies Dr. U. C. Mulholland, In digent expense Stanwood's Groceteria, In digent supplies Louie's Cash Grocery, in illiient supplies ... U 1.00 10.00 10.00 25.00 Sacred Heart Hospital, in 10.00, digent expense Stanwood's (Irocelciin. in digent supplies - 10.00 Total $l..r..'.!i.70 ,lnviille Court. " GieenlmVim's Dept. Store. juvenile court expense . $ 151.09 Advertising nml County Printing. Mall Trlliune- Irgin Ita dlo Sta.. county adver tising a Daily News, county print ing Medford Printing Co., co. printing Western I'nlon. county ad vertising Total 5 i'.UH'liou KxpeiLsc. Laura Marx, work In clerk's office 8 Klocker Prinlery, supplies Laura Marx, work in clerk's office Dclilla Stevens Meyer, ex pense 10. 00: 13.0o Total i County Auditor. 800 E. M. Wilson, salary. county auditor $ 25.00 Health l ull. I Augusta Glover, salary und 8.00 j travel expense, county i nurse ? 10.00 l. D. Inskeep, M. D.. sal ary and expense, health 10.00 officer L. D. Inskeep, M. D., con- 10.00 llngent fund Lyda T. King, salary and 15.00 travel expense, county. nurse 20.00 I Josephine Koppes. salary.. ! Heath's Drug Store, sup- Hi. 00 plies ... Home Tel. vice Culler l.i piles ... & Tel. Co., se.r- 10.00 Total S 6S5.K5 ! Surveyor s Oflhv. 15.00 if. 'A. Hoyden, expense, I deputy surveyor ..$ 4!l.70 Lillian I'uhl, salary, ste nographer 25.00 - : ' I Total 74.70 20.001' Senior of Weights llntl Measures. . j D. T. Lawton. salary. -soal-'25.001 er of weights and mea sures $ 2"10 24".00 'I fTo !! eontlnued Medford Plate Glass and Mirror Works Everything in Glass Service AUTO GLASS ONE OF OUR SPECIALTIES DRIVE RIGHT IN 118 S, BARTLETT Phone 446 Stillman Cabinet Works Don't forgot wo ImiUI houses ns well as fiirnihh the cabi net work. q I'Ajiniatt'S furnished on eoiiiplcte houses, ash and doors, frames, booths, coun ters, built ins, cabinet J ork of all kinds. Lathe work. Xot the oldest shop in town, but reliable. 128 North Grape Phone 471 mm" M.iiO I'l.tJU M.ijO 22H.1I 2IS.24 22.r,l) 1 .") S.iJO 3" .10 lu.'ig 3.15 10.00 18.00 3.00 l.00 40.00 4J.O0 !I7.:,0 SO. 01)