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WRESTLING MATCHIJURY; MRS. MILES
HELD IN ARMORYilS LADY HER
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A heavy docket of 21 cases was
outlined in circuit court this fore
noon by Judge C. M. Thomas for
trial uuder Circuit Judse L). K.
Piirker, who was assUraed to the
tench here from Condon. The first
t ase Is to come tor trial tomor
row ivhen the damage action of
tilndyg Holmes of Central Point
against J. IL Cooley, well known
locnl lumlir ntin, will be heard.
. Miss Holmes is suing for dam
ages which 'she; claims is due her
as the result ojf an auto collision
lout 'August wlicu a machine Bhe
was drivinp became involved In a
colftsion wiUi a car driven by Mr.
Coole.r, who, as a result of the same
collision; also faces a damage ac
tion hromsht ugainst him by the
lilejidale. Cal.. .Music company. The
coniiny claims that a car. which
driven by its president on a
tour of southern Oregon, sustained
serious damii! after being struck
by Cooky's jnachlne. This case
was set for tine last on the docket.
The cfiir action of the City of
Oold Hill vs. tiie California Oregon
Power comparty was originally
scheduled to begin this morning,
but has been postponed and holds
(hff thlrtceiith'lilace on. the docket.
Crtfies In which .Attorney A. K.
Keaines is coiiccriiod have all been
set fcuck and yrolwbly will not bo
arranged In tho present docket, due
to the siMlden Ouath of his brother,
Clarence, whicli culled him to Se
attle today.
It is the (lain, of the court to
dispose of ilocfcewd cases-as quick
ly as possible and, despite its great
length, the docket Is expected to
be dlsiKised of in,a comparatively
short time.
The ..damage .action of Harry
Young' against the Daily News Pub
lishing company, (Demanding $10,000
damages for slandr which he
contends was done inito him when
Sjlie publishing company printed an
nrticle concerning him in connec
tion with the Siskiyou tunnel hold
up, will not come to trial. The
case, it Is understood, will be Set
tled OUl "I COIU-i. wwuiu 111m?
come up for trial durin-3 the prosent
term.
Jury cases were tentatively set
for trial ns follows;
Gladys Holmes w. 3. H. Cooley;
Kelly & Kelly for pbiintiff and P. J.
Nofi, counsel for (U'fense.
A, Penwell, with Patterson &
Gaylord as Httomoysii vs. Kate
Stlne. W. E. Plilpps an attorney.
Ada Carnell, F.. J.iivman, as at
torney, vs. Medford Irrigation dis
trict, P. J. Neff and A. IS. Renm.es,
attorneys.
Jfedford Logging Railroad, P. J.
Neff. attorney, vs. Eagle Point Irrl
gotion district, O. C. Hoggs and J.
Pllesel, attorneys.
J. F. Reddy,. Frank DeSouza. at
torney, vs. S. S. Hullis, Porter J.
Net'f, attorney.
The sixth case on the present
docket is that of the State of Ore
gon, N. C. Chaney, attorney, vs.
l. O. Isaacson, and others in order
aro:-
Bank or Stevenson, V. R. (Jay
lord, attorney, vs. H. W. Hamlin,
G. M. Roberts, attorney.
Gus Newbury vs. Matlock.
Russell's, Inc.," Kelly & Knlly. at
torneys, vs. Polk Hull, F. J. New
man, attorney.,
Nichols vs. First State Dank of
Eagle Point.
Rogue River Canal Co., E. E. Kel
ly, attorney, vs. It. P. Cowgill, T.
XV. Miles and Gus Ncdbury. attor
neys. .
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TlmrsilHy, Juno 7, ts tlic date tliat
was positively unmmm-i'd today liy
I Matfhmaker Jack Wood for the
woi-lil's heavyweight w r e s t I 1 n rf
Mnu tch to he Htaed tit thin city-m-
I der tho au.sk'os of tho AmerU'yn J
j legion between EJ ( Strangle? t 1
Lewis, present champion, and I
! lift Shaw of Warren. Ohio, who ar-
lived in Medford ten days ago to-J
begin active trainiug for his chain-j
' pionship bout. j
Assuring ample seating arrange-;
ments and ood ventilation. Match-
j maker Wood also announced thatj
the match will be given in the 1
armory on .North Hartlett street.
iifiv irciiiratiiiitH Hie in ucgiu hi.
lonco for the staging of the event.
j Several lettem have already been
! received from northern California
points seeking reserved seats, and
j if present indications hold true.
St rangier Lewis will draw one of
I' the largest crowds ever assembled,
for a sKirting event in southern
Oregon. A letter received today
I indicated a good sized delegation
I will be present from Dunsmuir, Cal.
j Hiis portrait of the late Catherine Smith, mother of Governor
Alfred E. Smith, of New York, lias been painted from photographs
by Mrs. Celanos Dugas, of New York. Mrs. Dugas intends present
ing the painting to the governor..'" '
Wesley Eggor, James Cuinnock,
attorney, vs. C. S. Stewart et al,
Kelly & Kelly, attorneys.
City of Cold Hill, Gus Newbury,
attorney, vs. California Oregon
Power Co., Reames & Reames at
torneys. George Treichler, P. J. Neff, at
torney, vs. W. S. Crews.
Owen vs. Parker.
Wlyckoff vs. Mayfield.
It. V. Hollopoter, Newbury &
Newbury, attorneys, vs. C. V. Palm,
A. E. Reames, attorney.
The 18th case Is that of Frank
Zuccala, Crews & Coddiu!, attor
neys, vs. Suucrest Orchards, Ju,c,
Kelly & Kelly, attorneys.
The remaining three cases are
those of J. R Wortman, G. M. Rob
erts, attorney, vs. S interest Or
chards, Inc., Kelly & Kelly, attor
neys: Lorena Collie. R J. Newman,
attorney, vs. E. Ii. Hanley and C. C.
Hoover, A. K. Reames. attorney;
Glendale Music Co., Kelly & Kelly,
attorneys, vs. J. II. Cooley, P. J.
Neff, attorney.
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Jazz Singer
Closes Tomorrow
Tli ii J a 7.7. .Sin g- r, st u rri n g A 1
Jolson with vitaphonc will close its
tremendously popular engagement
at Hunt's L'ralciiun theatre temmr
i,ov.(f ,T say thHt,,Th.e Jassa 'Kingei
has met with tho approval of Meil
ford show goers would be putting
it mildly. Seldom, if ev?r, has any
attraction been such a phenomenal
sui'cess.
While the picture itself deserves
a lot of credit, the vituphone is
what makes the show nd makes it
possible for Jolson tu seemingly
step right out of the screen among
his audience and grip you with
that great personality and those
pleading "mammy" songs that be
lomr to Jnlsmi n lone.
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OF CITY UNDERWAY
The annual spring clean-up
week for Medford began today
with co-operation, generally, of
householders and property own
ers, with the city reported to be
goud during the day, and tho
J work of cleaning up yards, alleys
land lots is expected to be in full
I swing tomorrow. j
j The city administration does not ;
j pay for the cost of removal of ,
jiho clean-up refuse, which ex-j
pense must be borne by tho oc- ,
i citpants of premises, if they do
j not haul it away themselves.
! Manager L. ". 1'hillips of the
! City Sanitary Service requests the
' citizens to have the clean-up ref
use gathered up in receptacles as
i early as possible, as collections
of such matter by the company
! are evpneted to be made early
i in the week. !
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j Hall's Appeal j
I to Medford Fans
IMETHODISTS GIVE
LAYMAN POWERS SENATE PROBERS
HIT LEGAL SNAG
A new unuul jury was kcUvIiM
In oinuil i-miit Imluy ami will
tilko llu iilaic uf tho July, of
whli h Mrs. Kallo lliicvo was llio
fort-woman uiul whli-li loiulmlcil
the long invi'stlKation of llio coun
ty j.i ..litl.lt in fund. roturnliiB 11
larceny Indklinenla aKalnst Dis
trict Attorney Newton C. flluney.
wlm was Hiiiultteil on tlio firsts
indictment two weeks auo. Tho
term of the old Jury ended today.
The new Jury is composed of
Krnnres Sin'liiKer. 1S5 California
street, Ashland; Jessie .Miles. Sll.1
North tlakdale avenue, Medford:
IrviliK E. VinliiB. 23 Cranlle street,
Ashland; ,1. I. Whillike, CIS KaHt
Main street. Medford: John Iloh
erts. l'hoenix; Karl ytcphens.
Hokuc Itiver; Charles Winters.
KoKtie lllver.
Sim. Jessie Miles, wife of At
torney T. v. Miles, is tho only
woman niemher of the Jury, which
was dismissed hy Juili;c Thomas
this forenoon, subject to call. No
foreman wus appointed and this
detail will probably recuive at
tention when the Jury is called
for Us first regular session.
Trade Marked Lumber
KANSAS CITY, Mo.. May 28.
(A3) Constitutional changes giving
laymen more choice in administra
tive affairs were approved here to
day at the quadriennial general con
ference of the Methodist Kpiscopal
church. Ily a vote of 713 to 45 the.
conference authorized the holders
of lay conferences annually in con
nection with the regular annual
conferences. The lay conferences
would he limited to the considera
tion of matters relating to lay ac
tvities in the church.
Ratification of th proposal by
the annual conferences and by the
lay editorial conferences Is neces
sary before the change becomes effective.
WASHINGTON. May 28.
The Ueed senate inveniit;utinK com
mittee lost it h appeal in the su
preme court Unlay in its demand
that the lower federal courts should
have considered on its merits the
committee di mand for hullo. s and
other papers in Delaware county,
IJa., in the senautrial contest in
The court, in an opinion by Jus
tice Itutler. declared the committee
and thp statp had amide power to
compel" the production of papers! Selo. Joe Lytic buys S;-io Trin
ity their own processes and did not one from Mr. and Mrs. I. V. Mc
have the, rinht to look to the courts! Adou.
to do so. On that ground the de-j
clslon iif tiie lower federal courts j Klamath Kails. Wiilard hotel
dismissing tho suit wa. affirmed. 'will open now addition July 1.
When cracked Ice is desired dur
ing un illness, try chopping the ice
small enough tu slip it into a
thermos bottle. It can be kopt all
night and the patient can help
herself quite easily.
! The Hertford Merchants ball
I team would like to have a large
attendance at the ball game on
Decoration day at the Jackson
j county fail grounds. AVc are try
ing our best to give you good ball
! games, ho - turn out and help us
j all you can. for now is the time the
i team needs your support.
I COl'ItT HALT, Mgr. j
BUY FOR TWO DAYS
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Closed All Day
Wednesday, Memorial Day
Personal Attention Prompt Service
H. E. MARSH
Phone 252 GROCER Phone 252
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