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HfKUFO'TtD MtaTTHnnflfa. EDFORt), QKEflQy. FTUPAY, 'AUflUST 3, 1923.
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MEDFORD mail tribune
. . Pally. Suiidar. Weekly
I'liMlHlird bj tht
MRDrOill) I'EINTIKG 00.
M-I7-M N. Fir St. Pto"
ROnKUT W. I11IHI., Kiiitor
I. SUMlTEIt SMI ill. U.n.gM
An Independent Newepiper
Bntern) Kwiid cIhm milter it Med
lord, Oregon, under Act ol M.rcii 8. 187V.
BUU.iCItll'TlON KATE8
Br ftltll Id Advnncc:
Pally, with HumisT, ftr
lUlly, with BuiMiay, month....
Dairy, without Htiinluy, yi-r...
Pally, wftliout RuntJuy, niunUi..
Wckly Uail Tribune, odd year.
Sunday, one year
17.60
.71
6.60
2.00
2.00
By Currier, in Ai?wi In Metlford. Ah- (
land, JsrkRniivi.le, Central I'omt, Ptioeiili,
Talent. Hold Hill and on Higltway.
Pally, with Sunday, moittli .7ft ,
Daily, without Sunday, Dion tit 46
Daily, without Sunday, one year... 7-00:
Daily, with Hum! ay, one year .00 i
All terms, caali in advance.
. I
IIKUHEK OF THE ASSOCIATED I'KEHfl
Rewiring Full Uaaed Wire Service
Only paper In city or county receiving
OeWH by telegraph,
Th Aaaoniatcd PreM 1a wluaJrely en
titled to the uae for republication of all
oewa dipateha credited lo It or otherwiM1
credited in tht paper, and alao to tha local
oawa publiihed herein.
All richta for republication of apecial dli
patchea 7k re in arr aUo reserved.
Sworn dallv average rirculatlon for lis
ontha ending April 1. 1028. 4632.
Official paper of the city nf Mcdford.
Official paper of Jackaon County.
A '.vert lit rig Ilfpref(nra;lve
u. o. u(h;knsi:n a com cany
Offices in New York, Chicago, Detroit.
Ban Francisco, Los Angeles, Sealtle. l'ort
land.
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry
The bass drum of Hie Salvation
Army Is holding Ils own Ibis week.
The railroad will come in hnndy
' life next three months, to haul
Ibe pear crop to the Knsl. as the
MtiKe freight lines are still in their
infancy.
.Many lire heliiml Willi tliclr
jMm.ilK.
The l'orlliind police have recov- )
4-red three (3) stolen snxophoiicn. 1
This Is what makes the general .
)iublic lose confidence in their f
police force. j
iXNrit.wcK (;i:.T vi:is
John Joseph Smith, referred lo
herein as ihe bridegroom, and
llss Lizzie (iisii. hereafti-r referred
to as Ihe lirlde, Ittday, on this day
and date were duly, properly, anil
wilh recognized authority, married.
Terms of this mnrrluge, some
times termed con tract, performed
by the Itev. J. It. Italians, cannol
he changed, or Us conditions varied
or altered except by expresw agree
ment or decree of some good ll
. voice court or Justice of probale.
This upper assumes no obligation
In the matter prior to ibis date.
1 Miss Iish was attended by her
Mister. Miss Carrie dish, and if Ihe
uge of the bride 1h misstated Ihe
amount payable hereunder .shall be
hucIi a the libel Jury may decide,
either with or without the specified
premium or others of like mean
ing. The bride wore a gown signed
fur by either of said persons ns
being a creation In blue crepe de
'hine. liable under Hie stale of
New York or other circumstance
never lo he worn again for mich
purpose. Kollowlug the cureinuny,
which was at Ihe home of the
bride's parents, hereat ter referred
to not at all, the groom and bride,
under the terms of clause three its
set forth in all similar forms, left
on a honeymoon; the premium uttd
extent of whirl, shall be deter
mined Ui suit I he tnste and con
venience f the parllcH.of the Hist
and second part.
The cash surrender value of Ihix
shall be determined by ihe bride
groom on the fli-M of tin- mouth,
( Kditor ami Publisher.)
SISKIVOf S I.Al'X I) It V M K N
M A K I-. Wfl.KIN WltlNU-l Itil
llue Siskiyous News.) "The ruling
pnsshm, etc. etc. etc."
Complaint In being registered by
(be elite, over Ihe Inroads nf the
ma ii -eat ing Hen ihls summer, I he
nimble little fellows belnu nlwiivs
hungry, and as active as a dry
caudidale looking Itir a drink.
Kumor halb It. Ihe pl.mue hji
lliipoiled along uith Ihe dozens ef
lio-iO otitit pdlce d ign. which are
f rci ucal ly mlsiakeu and shot for
ctiywteH. unit there should be more
of it, Then is no limit to ihe j
number ..f fleas a police dog can I
nurture,
Joff Thomson
of -the
rater
)-ke .vection. was called para
ii"tiitt t,y the .lournnl one day this
week. Ah theie. tioft!
'Lights of New York'
Hit at the Craterian
A IKE, whs added to local luo
lluu ei' tuie bi-.toi'y last night when
"UkIiu of New York," the first
nh-Uikiug picture, was flushed on
fh- wrwn of Hunt's CrHteriati the
Hire. Of course. It was only a unit --r
of time before u picture III
which tin- story would be made
filar '?' 'he voies or the cluuai
: tcrs oc lit? riui'll would malve ils
uppeiirjifice aod now thai It Is here
one miiit admit tliat if It had notli-
Inr flKfl !o rominfnd 11 except Its
heir novelty this In Itself would
le sufficient lo in gnat siuct:.!
lor il. I
.IfdtfOe Costelio. as tin. ciiuairy
gill workln In the chorus of lb
nll hl rlub, Klv an extremely unod
litrrorinaiice. It Is a role that calls ,
lur versulllliy as well variety
nr emotluns. all of which she ban
dies wilh a sense of art. t'ullcn
IjiipMs is the youngster from tic
nuill town, and Mary I'arr has tl "
lolo r.f his mother. ICugene rallelt- (
(.ontillMifs a ooil nil oi men.
mid so does Whseler Oakman as
Die dissolute owner of a nt:lil club.
All of the roles In the plot urn am
.sldllfiilly plnyed.
In addlllon lo the nll-lalkliiK res
hue there i; four nets or 'Talk
Ion" on the program tlmt aro a com
ilcln show in themsnlves. This
liuilicH Ihn prognim one of the flu
est hn In need Mbowa Hull eollhl pes
Dlhly l)i) liopotl for,
DON'T MISS THK DRUM CORPS CONTEST
npHK mtt.M COW'S JA lt. .K
X ilccliiru now tluil il wi
In:
Clltire heioil eOllVOlltioil.
, , , . ip tbL.. uuimn- ii.rfrifiri1 imw
We have ulmulv seen eiiouli ol these Millie uvui .MnMUoiis
i ' ..Ilfrni. Imiioli Ilifii -Linn
t)t kllOW wlieil the IvCirKHllliMI'i'S of JrefTOIl J.IUIiell tlfcll Ul Ullt
corps, tliey micli the penk of their plihlie deiuoiistrutious.
The competition will be lu-hl this eWiiinf. AVe believe those
who miss this sp.ctaelc will miss the most ir( spiring wild im
pressive show of the entire three days' convention.
THE KELLOGCJ
SI'X'IiKTAlEY K Kl-IXX J .' will o to J'aris personally to at
tend the sijjniiiK of his treaty with the worUl powers against
war.
This will he hailed as one of those epoch-jmiking events
which Mlalesmeii so jiincli enjoy, and will of course be accom
panied by that pomp and ecivniony which befits such uiakij-)
Cioiis occasions.
evei-lheless we fear if those circnin.stnncet which creat. -
, , . .
wars arise, this treaty will not be cttectivo m preventing tlieitt.
Kor the " ioker" in the pact is that 'the natious are pledge!
.. ,m , , , .il
to oppose only defensive wartare. Hie workl war tlemonstrated
thai to the people called to arms, all "Wars are "defensive'
' , ., , , it i i .
wars. V ltll no tribunal created to detllie precisely "What is, or
is not, a defensive war. the Kelln
lel'ensivc war. the Kellogg treaty, as ail effective choik
on iiosiiimi'.s. ciin scaicri. nr
Written 011.
', .... .
rlhe only effective treaty
outlaws all war, and then provides
to enforce ils decrees.
rill'ortlliiati'Iv the world is liot ready, JIS yet, for SUell ajShuuhl Know About Health and As a rule it is u minor oper-
lo'.' Ims llt'viscil muv do notllf KOiul towiinl 4'r.V.stall.lli wol'I'l I liln nieillcal (lou-n-i.. ,m u,0 mi., by Uih wonl "minor" it means
sfi.linifnl nifiiinst win-. Inil il .hi. not Irfriliiniit.'ly bo ln.ilf.l astj'ff., Th'' '" MmmttlT,"u,T n """" "'
. i- 1 1 J HdwiiiiI w. HiiKKanl, nsu- ' nothing hko cancer.
1111 I'H'ci'iivc iiii'diilin for the inaiiitciiiilioi! ol. worltl pi'iicc. Uiatu inofcssur ut .1, pile, l piiysi- Sum J las
zz-z--- z- -r---.r --zr-.- - : r. I uluay ut Vale uni x-rsllv. And Kimlly O'll uu' whal nu-dirina I
QUILJL
The only Ihin needed to make life safe in Mexico is obscurity.
wnnliKl!....!.,! iw.im. is: n..e
" " ' " " '
ot a (IcmuiKer ocs lar enoiili
mi , book is intended j'ur employers'"11 vu harm to try it. lie-
land engineers in charge of labor..1'01''' 1 eoiild recommend any
Mow conceited il mail seems wild! lie says lie could tin yoill I io1' cuilegn students, and fur thu:tn," for innammatlon of kld-
work as well as you re doin it.
Dun 'l pity llio I'liiip frisked
cct il. somehndv would sell him
Men will never .solve I he pnilili'iu of ilisl rilmt ion.
how lulls; the stork lilts been trying.
Tlio world would lie n little
Kent's us easily ns llicy cliiine
Aiiierii'iinisiii : Thinkini; il n
liini in the lusl i-li a I 1 i-f mill goes
(Joveriiiiirnl by the people: A short period of mildly exeiled
I'ltfr-uliew in"; onee every fniir vent's.
Kiible: (Inee n mini slopped to "help'' small boys piny bull
mid didn't insist on hiillini; nil Ihe time.
Tin- (U'kcr'.-s l"l is lninl w hrn
lurcn 11 lull iliniiiT piiil niid a i'ull
In a laud wlit'iv a wonuiii's rlollics wt-ili trii cuiiccs ami
(vi'i x Imilv is uu ii ilict, vmi can't Kr' mui'li syinpalliy 1'ur tip;
mikcil ami Innirv in Asia.
Is 11 kiml -.!' ass
'lie zebra
llllikt'S llllll luuk mi fiilh'-'ial i
IS
'I'lii' iiiilni it'st wmiiau
miiul ami a truck cliasM.s.
Sim lines nrr cntiL'lil in sclmols. Alter
MMililn't crowd iiitn a tin can that wav.
Valuable seiciililic know led:.'e ruined by mi Art-tie expedi
tion: .Mini enn live II' days without food.
An edncaied person is one
elected: uu inlelligenl person i.J
Correel Ibis sentence: "I
tiling," said Ihe man. "mid be
MUTT AND JEFF
Mutt's too Pook to
I CICCRo A S'HGT C AM
so r'M 1-MVoviNG iw.y
FRiCMssHir by ev.AyiMG
r'M f House ju'.;r
MAKg 'mc iAl HAPPY.
H'ri"
Imsn't stiii'tcil yirtut we ciin
llii! most tlirillint,' event of Hit:
PEACE TREATY
trcaiy, as an c
nnu " '-j Knopf, publisher) hits scarcely
!"lU0 P'Oifa and sells for bucks,
.,. ...i,;,.!, r;eL.t1,ut lUiH iH 11,1 .ceUonalIy fine
against war is one which iir.st Mpecimen of ihe imni.-,,,,,.,. v ..,
an intermit lonal police 1orce
POINTS
who ltuoWH itlsl. when 1 he. work
"
io uecome nuuit.
y n (.'old-difruei'. If slit: didn't
ihe eitv hall. I
1onK
less noisy if women could idiniiKc
their minds.
"morid'' Imok if sho
Intel; to lior husband.
leu vi
lit Ihinks In; must
liccr jmil.
noose
be-
j
Itnl it's his sttm-lv enat HimI '
- I
llic OUC who has a hort-lllodi'l ;
1
!
- ;
gradual inn I hey
who knows how presidents lire
one who knows why.
nsked the bellboy if be hud liny-:
didn't know what I nieaiil." '
Tha as Going a Bit Too
HwV
COrVC 0J,TR0TTIM,
Jtl F, ANb Sl-lP
OM THIS BtyibLE.
PONY
to
6o HotseBAci
fclbiMG
vr2T l i
J.V
1 JM
Persoi Health Service
WILLIAM BKADT. M. D.
! , Waned letter pettainln to pergonal
I ;ratmM,t WJ'I l "W'J b 1r- H'ly
i i.HUr fcllou,,, u hfif.t W1)(J writln
J . , " , C1 ? n"'",l
jug to instriRlioiw. Address lr. William
.MOIIK
AM) (STI,i;u IXHTOit HOOKS
The num her of new hooka on
health and i kncs.s for lay read-
er in Kt'ttiiiK boyotid compute
a 11 d the more
VslVYi"
by Howerd W.
fairly voluni-
, iihjus woi-k, over .ni iniKt-s. and
1 the '""""".t ba-k five hIiu-
fult-oiiH. Alouram's " j -liytiolufrv.,'
i that txtciitiu ponular hook re-
! cently l,ul,l'"'l by v. v. Xur-
,:nJhrt -" lontaiiiM nhout
-:v jiawes ami cokih 2.su. -'ior-
t,,1,u Simplified Nursim;
t,,L' ""'iii'." J. u. l.lppincou
company, kIwh ahout 475 paK-8
ruJ' ?J- t'lendcninj; Logan's
"The Human
liody (Alfred A.
and the prku iH reasonable
enough.
'I ha Harner l.mk "ivimi v.m
the book is a somewhat stagger-' va,lM' weet flag root has. It
lug mass of information, not of -W),s reeon. mended to me to help
much i.ractical value. The pub-! steadv my nerves and improve
Usher aeems to recognize this, m' H-ep at night. What would
lor stamped across the Jacket vou recommend for Inflammation
are Mio words "A liook of Gen- , uf 1,1(1 kidneys and bladder? l,o
I'laL information." As such a 'al doctors do not help. (Mrs.
bjok It may be worth the price.
An introduciion by prof. Yandell
' "'Iuir 1 H(,n- f'""' for his work
J XI art flcial l-esi.lr:ili..i,
suscialiou, explains that the
I wnole eduiated public. Thus,,llM i,MU uKuun-r I should nave
for five plunks yuu may pur-' to know something about the
Jclta.se membership in the last I'H-'i'l and what ails him.
I named gi oup. jM-ofesHur Hencl-! I'i-ca-hcrs I'm bidden to Vv
lei's
sou ih ,( great physiologist but
nul " physielnn.
i lieally it doesn't seem fair to:ism t would
tell five ilellar customers lluit
culd, exposure, fatigue, wet. damp, i issue. intend 1., make use of
dralt. insufficient clolhlng. or" '" 11 children's sermon. . .
smldeii rbange of weather. rend-;(T- A. I'M
els one more susceptible to coiy-1 Answer., I'lease do not cite or
mi anil so on. l.'erlainly no pby- '"' assertions, opinions or
slologlst ban fouml anv scieii-i teacbiiiKs In that. way. 1 feel
lil'le evl.li.nce that this .lualutj"11" such presenlallon of liy-
dd supcrstlliun has any round-! " mailers Is not for the
atiioi in I i-li I li . The publisher i ""t '""''rests i,r liygb ne.
rel'eiM lo this heavy volume as!
a "good no nonsense book about!
health and ill health" lo rccoin
mend io readers. One man
lavorite
vagaries
myths, superstitious oi
may be another man':
nonsense.
Hut shin ks. professor I la
gard's book has ery little In'
it that even 1 can quarrel about.1
1'robably no man could write a j
book on health and lit health !
that Would meet with my en-'
lire approval except perhaps lh-.!
conductor of this column. Ther-!
ai" at least 17.". pages of solid;
laud dependable information about)
jhcHltb and sickness In the boidi. .
and every pae is w 01 1 h a dol- !
lar hen joii are in need of.
the parllcuLir in format ton It give.!
I SI 111, I'd hale like everything to
. hand over five Utile run ml imn
men lo anybody fur a three dol-!
lar book. I mean, under com- j
puUion.
On the fnm lion of (lie skin
'Professor llat:aid sets some of
our 11.01 e pro II lie medical editors
and our cureless hen It h or tlbi
column conductors a good ex-
ample. 1 e says;
'The exereliou of t-olhl
mi balances t hrottgh the skin
is a minor luucdon: no Ki
lolls elfeels would folluw its
coiimlete aludition. for the
kidneys could normally car
ry ihe added burden."
Thai's a lair sample of (he
1 sou u d, scientific information
throt.KlioUl professor 1 1 nK Ward's
! book. It is only w hen the phys
ioluulst jjets off his bciit and
attempts to give practical hy
gteiilr suu.ueslious or advice, that
a lilt le nonsense creeps In.
.. .. .... 1";
t) ..NTIONK ,M SM:iiS
No lloophal NiHileil
K indly a tlx tse mo die names
Far
ISN'T TrtT
coxcl Ten.
M6, ctcereo.
Vou Ge-r THe
W 1' I I
'''11,.
J V bSmTjig' j
health and hygiene, not to diiraae dlafnopia or
if titiipnj. Klf-addrewunl envelop ia enclosed.
Uwjitg to the litTft nuiul(e0, MUfi re.
No reply be nude to queriei not conform.
Brady, in carl of U.ia ntwiipapw.
i newspaper.
, and locations
imli-.s kviiik
treat m'iit for
of liuMiJltals or
'tht. inoculation
luiy fever, .1.
F. Ji.) )
books of this Au.-uer. 1 do not believe Dud
class published would be kind. 1 advice you to
the higher the connult a physician for nuch
price, apparent- treatment,
ly. The "Sanitary" Man
Here'H u re- An opinion from you on the
cent one from included folder would he upprec
J fur per & Jiro.. iatctl. J have found your ad
"V hat V o u vice about such things reliable
Should K now . on previous occasions. (H. J.
About Health JO.)
Answer. The folder describes
u "sanitary" plus for bathtubs.
Mnkn ami uasli l4slim. That pur-
titular pluK tlewrlle( may he a
tfood one, hut the claim uIjuui.
n ltiaiively few millions of
ncniis found on it i ridiculous.
H would be a ehame tu make
your good cuatomera jmy u liiem-
ium lor that nort of fiddle-faddle.
liuty Tumor
Our doctor says a hunch on
the uidc of my neck In a fatty
lu'iior ami that Home day it may
"ave to be operated on. It isn't
very large 0r noticeable yet. Isn't
there some way to get rid of
n wui.oul ,....-1.ti...i? m.w
w
Answer. There is no other
way to remove 11 fattv tumor.
'K -
II )
Answer. Sweet flag (calamus)
was formerly used as n carmin-;
ative like cinnamon or gentian.
!l "itier "tonic." it can
! lam interested in your at II-;
! mle towar.I youth ami tobaeco-
like to see tile
urlicle referred to in H previom
ll's liail 4Miotigh I' lie otiiir4-l
by society, but you're llirougll when
lb' nun It's pass you up. ThcrV
soim'thln I'd luiie if IJuei-n Mnrlr
livisl in this (-ouiili-y." said Ike lirk
I'llity, )i linl in' lo a picture ufu plug
hut.
(t'op Tight, .John V. llllle Co.)
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Pane On)
er'rt doorstep, rips open his abdo
men and dies, liclievin-; he has
vengeance on the other one.
i 4
j In New York an unfortunate
( young xvoman poured lur pent lm
1 60T IT OFr
THG ICG
MAN'S OLt
Di i in'
I www.
IT....".. M't
3" 'fZ
o r-7 o
Rippling
o
Rhymes
(By Walt Mason.)
iwokim; Til K li.WV
James liildad smote me on the
jaw, with fury of u Hun; I there
upon invoked the law, that jus
lice might be done. Aly aunt
advised nie to forget James Itil
dad's vicious blow; "The law
will run you into debt," she said,
"as you must know, ileneuth
the courtroom's gilded dome, the
lawyers furnish thrills, and you
must mortgage house and home
when you pay up their bills.
Oil. Justice would be truly great
If 'twere delivered free, but it's
so costly that a skate should
from it wildly flee." I sternly
said, "I am resolved to ply the
law's keen sword; there is u
principle involved that must not
be ignored. If I permit this
llihhul wight to get away with
that, he may come back again
tonight and smash my Sunday
hat. My courage Would present
a flaw, Td be a joke, gadzook,
if he could soak me on the jaw,
and not bo brought to book."
The ease went up from court to
court and isn't settled yet; 1
fount It mast expensive sport,
and I am deep in debt. 1 am
a sad and broken man. whose
hopes have heard their knell; a
lawyer rides In the sedan that
once I tooled so Well. Tile hail
is gray upon my dome, I am
no longer strong; u lawyer oc
cupies the home for which I
toiled a long. My life is dark
and bleak with care. I throw a
daily fit; a lawyer fills the easy
chair where once I used to sit.
There are deep furrows on my
brow, my face is sad to see; ,
lawyer owns the brindled cow
that once, belonged to me. AVUh
weary eyes I'm gazing up at
.skies l hat don't relent; a law
yer owns the Aalredale pup that
once behind me went. Had I
but' listened to my aunt upon
that fateful day! iHit I adhered
to bunk and cant and went my
foolish way. The lawyers have
my worldly goods, they gathered
all my gear, and I am camping
in the woods, without a com
fort near.
over her clotheH, lit them and
burned herself to death, leaving a
note wishing that a certain man
"may answer before God for this
taking of my life."
Mr. Work asks for $l,liOU,ono as
a Republican campaign fund. It
is said Mr. Itaskob will ask the
same amount for the Democratic
side.
four million dollars is less than
any Republican campaign has spent
in a long time, to say nothln.-; of
contributions not accounted for.
four Spanish uvialors in a four
luotored seaplane started off on a
trip around the world. Guitars
played and, dark-eyed maids of Ca
di, and elsewhere waved good
wishes. They expected to go around
the world, flying all t lie way, in lo
days. Hut they landed off the coast
ot Portugal in ahout 15 minutes!
American Mining
Institute Opposes
Dean's Dismissal
That the dismissal of Charles K.
S'ewlon. dean of mining at O. S.
tlid not meet with the approval of
the American I list I lute of M inln
Is shown by the following letter
received by Albert Itureh of the
Illiick Oak ranch of Medford:
"At a meeting of the Oregon
sei-tion tif the American Institute
of Minim; and Metallurgical Kni;l
ncers held Saturday evening, July
l, IP-'S. I'niversity club, i'ortland.
lre,. ihe following resolution was
unanimously adopted :
" 'Whereas, it has eoine to our
I knowledge that t he hoard of re
gents of the Oregon Agricultural
college ditl at a recent meeting
adopt a Resolution dismissing from
the Institution Charles K. Newton,
dean of the .school of mines: and
" "Whereas, upon investigation of
tile circumstances, we do not be
lieve t hat the charges brought
against Dean Newton were of suf
ficient gravity to Justify dismissal,
bat ut the most merited a severe
reprimand ,nnd,
"Whereas, Dean Nexvton has
allied the Interests of legitimate
mining and helped to protect t he
TAkG WS
BIT IrJ
MOUTVt!
Be
LT'S go:
a -
M C r.vi- X frte lr.' wi-..l T...I .
Reparations Figure
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4 f ' 's
to
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f A new photo of Mrs. Parker
Gilbert, wife of the permanent
agent general of reparations un
der the Dawes plan. She is seen
as she appeared at a polo match
near Berlin, Germany. .
fair name of the state of Oregon
by exposing fraudulent practices in
connection with mining ami by
these acts alone deserves great
credit from ihe people td' the slate,
and.
" "Whereas. Dean Newton has for
1 1 years served the college as pro
fessor , and dean of the school bf
mines in a capable and efficient
manner and heretofore no charges
have been brought against him.
" 'Therefore, be it resolved by
the Oregon section of the American
Institute of Mining and Metallur
gical KngineeUrS that we protest the
action of the board of regents of
the Oregon Agricultural college in
this matter on the ground that it
is not for the best interest of the
college nor of the people of t lu
st ate, believing that the action
taken will result in further en
couragement of those whose fraud
ulent practices were exposed by
-e;tii Nexvton, and
" 'lie it further resolved that
copies of these resolutions be mail
ed to each member of the board
of regents, the president of the col
lege, Uean Charles K. Newton, the
Oregon Technical Council, and to
the representatives of the press in
tin; stale of Oregon. '
l'Td'iD'K S. COOK.
"Acting Secretary."
Ir. .1. II. 1 lance has been ap
pointed, however, lu lake Dean
Newton's place.
'Mickey Grogan9 at
Rialto Tomorrow'
A homeless urchin whoso days
are spent dodgin.-; policemen and
truant officers and whose nig)it:j
are spent sleeping in doorways and
pat king boxes, finds the pathway
to success through the interest of!
a mysterious philosopher of the '
clly dumps, in "Little Mickey (Iro-
gan, classic ol boy lile. al th
Kkillo theatre; tomorrow. "Lilt I
Mickey (Jrogan" is the plot uri;-:atioii ;
of Arthur liny Knipy's i'ainoii t i
story of the glamorous Kast Side, j
Frank k' Oarro. the screen's new)
child star, has the leading role in '
the picture.
Notice lo Creditors.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned xvas on the L'Ot h day
of July. P.'JS, appointed adminis
trator of Ihe estate of Oeol'ge P.
l-lanchin. deceased, by order of the
County Court for Jackson County.
Oregon. All persons having claims
against said estate are rctpiircd to
present them to the undersigned
at the office of Crews M Codding.
A tlorneys a t Law. 17 Liberty
Itiiilding. Medford, Oregon, within
six mouths from July L'e. I'.tJs. the
date of the first puhliciition of this
notice. K. H. MniiKK,
Administrator.
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BfsiDLt right back:
to THe ICG NW0.
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KILLS WIFE THEN
SHOOTS HIMSELF
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A woman lies ili'iid in the Holly
wood hospital, and ln-r Imsljuiid In
ilyiii!! in I lie prisoners' ward ol "
police reeeivini; hospital. lnini;inK
to an end a marria.-'e that laslei.
through 15 years of small-tini"
vaudeville troniiini:. lint l)omm
brealiini; up when t he two caineil
a decree ol' sllceess in the nioviP.s.
lack A. Wood early today shot his
wife, Nellie, in the luu k wilh l .
rifle as she ran from him serening
liiK. with her daughter !' hi-r fovT
iner niarriaue a witness to tli'j
tnwedv. then turned the weapon
on himself with results that police
slli'Keons say will prove fatal.
Wood ended their estraiiRenienl
with the rille that he used as a
trick shot artist In the motion pic
ture studios of Hollywood. Al
though he had earned enough from
tint work to buy a home and end
their wanderings, three months ago
they became estranged. Follow
ing their separation. Mrs. Wood
placed a court restruinin.'; order
upon her husband, friends said,
fearing for her life.
Xolice.
Stock of furniture, stoves, paints
etc., located at 123-l;T West Main
street, .Meilford. Op-gf.n, will be
ol'ferd for sale by scaled bids, l.ids
Will be opened at 10:30 a. in., on
lugust I Ith. This stock inven
tories SS.li',!i.:iC, fixtures s 1 ,3'J
t'ertified check fur ten per ecu:
of amount of bid must accomlairJk
bid. Sun k may be inspected all",
time, ltigbt reserved to reject any
or nil bids. All bids subject to
confirmation by Hon. Judge Can
non. Utferte in hanUrupfry.
Till-: AIJ.lfST.MKXT JifllKAi:.
171 I'ittock isliick. Portland. Ore.
140'
KMPIIM-; Cold stonige plant
being ompteted for fish packing
company here,
(1 A T K W A V First Jefferson
county wheal for l'J-S is delivered
here.
SAI.K.M ! i v e-slory modern
Capitol View hotel, to cost JuO,
ooo. is proposed here.
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