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o o MFDFOTTO fATL TttrnUXft.' MEDFOTCD, OTJEfiOX. VEDXESmV. -' OfTORER '10, 1028. o it POINT HLS.U. ELECT OFFICERS CENTUM- I'OI.VT, (S)H-fial.) The S. li (let. Hi. A. Central I'nint Cimiih'II N 'their hull Thuml 1 IMJ7, met in vouliifr, Hep- ItMnber L'StlJ, In cl"ft and Install Ihi'ir hfffct'i'H for llu: us ffillowH: conilnK year. Prcsident, Knurta (ilcasnn: first vice-president. Ernestim I'u.st second vlru-president, Kva Smith ; 'prelate, .Mdlssu Ktliuit; cundacten-. Carrie Welch; Krcrelary, Einina Itehnert; financier. Dully I. me; Knard, I lurry Co pinker; sentinel. Cliff Smith; musician, olvu Hessei j;rave. Tins election was preceded hy a liounliful haiwiliet served hy the niemher, in which the new lin en and china was need that was recently purchased hy the older. The S. li. A. is a henefieiary so ciety, as the name Implies, and has a Knd live membership In our city whe jret her once enjoy meetfiifj to- month, the la'4 I hursday evenlnw of each month. for a business hour and social j evenlim. I Mrs. Mary Price returned home ' Saturday evening from Salem, where she has been spending a - few days. Mi's. Moltie P. Holmes, Miss : daily Holmes and Mrs. .Mary Price l-ited In Medfoi-d Monday ut lernuon at the home of Mrs. Price's daughter. Hazel Piabllll. Dr. and M rs. ' iolds'herry ha ve . been ertjoyiiiM a vlvt from Mrs. Coldsberry's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen of llliiKds, and her sMer, "Mrs. (iarth and son Hobby cf Iowa. While; here p,., M, m,'s. inlds- 1 1 terry took (hem to see Crater La lu ll lid other plar-r-H of intei-cst, Mrs. I-;. II. Il'-driek and two ch'ldren tif Medford were visiting Mrs. Hedrlcli's parents. .Mr.' and "Mrs. W. C. Not'iToss, .Monday. Word wan received of the death of D. P. Trullfimer last l-'rldav. Ills wife was formely Mrs." lielle Pleasants of iliis place, who is now living In Zanilni. cai. (, Mr. and Mrs. Hums have -.chased the Wllty residence the city water lank and rxp ' ma ke It t heir home. .!. Hoswell enme over I ,(lay ii it lit to spend Sunday his wife and daughter. Several real estate transfii pur near Jaiitr with : havr taken idare In our community late, l.v. l'Yank Clark purchased the t rrsblr-nee of Mr. llcnelt oh the 1 hlphway, und sear IllKiiinlioiiiam mtrehaved the tract r land on tin highway near the Hove much from Mr. Pritehetl. Mr. and Mis. Wilbur and two children arrived at the home of IN-v. J. M .Itdilisop iiu latter pari of last weli. Mr. AViHiorn returned to eastern Oregon the first nT this wvek, leav ItiK M ri-. Wilboru and children here for a few weeks' visit with her parents. Pev. and Mrs. .1. M. .lohu , Hon. and other relatives. Mrs. Tracey und small children mid her daughter, Hdlth and Dor othy, accompanied hy Anils CuyUd. Jilcnlnked at Trail one dav re l-ntly. Keveral of the Central Pointers, ineludiny the Websler family, Mrs. Merrill. .Miss Cracc Merrill p !trd .Merrill, Pev. -.lolinson daughter Amy and Mr, and I;. Vyilllums, and family, l-utlwit" Hay.lewtiod ami Mrs. and a nd M i s. eli. drove to lirownsboro Sunday , tiflermon to attend the afternoon Hcrvlccs at tlitit place. "Tn1ih' ())H-rators Mrlke SAN KItAXCISCO, Oct. a.('i -'tlliou ofliciiils today announced that union motion picture niu ehfiie operalors at Hie Eliibassv ih-Mter. a "lalkle" louise, Would iro on strike today, following thh failure in reach an ajireemenl this imrnlntf at a final conference of union lendeis and the theater management. "We strike today." was the verdict of the machine opera 1 ors, whose orua 11 1 .at ion lias be. H support iiitf the music ia n's union in it: demand thai the (he aler employ an orchestra that lb.- ihi-alor m,s It cantiol ti, ' Acidity Tlw romroxn rnniip of digestive dinieiitlirs in excens nr'u. Snitu end. Jint bIiit (In conditiiiTi, ninl it liimif tlm uliimnrli. ftum-thing that will nriitrnlizc thp miilitv in tlm pcimililo itliinir to tnkn. Thai In wliv phrn. cinna tell lh,- ptililiu to lino 'Tliiliin. Jlilk of Miipni'Hili. . One npoonful of lliin ileliplitfiil priiRrntion enn noulraliro ninny timi' its voliimn In arid. It artn In" tnntlyi relief in quick, und very op jxri'iit. All giw in iil.iiolleil ; all onr xicm ift bimiii goiin; tlio wluilo ytem it nweeteneil. Do try (his p'erieet nti-a'id, mid rcmemlier it is j'.mt As good for children, too, and pleas ant to take. Get Ihu genuine Phillips . Milk nesia EB! JACKSOXVJUj;, Orr., Oct. IU. j Special.) A spfllliiK niutrh unit a i If fix wK-iul Wfi'c Mlvvn liy tin? Pur ; cut -TuctiiT ussocliit ion last Krl j day cvcnlnc at the IiIkIi whoul I auditorium. The was a K'nid at -oi'chi'stra fur- tencmiict-. ; I he .Jnolruivilh' nislwd tmisir which cryorio on- f Jayed. After the inu.ilcal proKrtt m, ' I; , Otto Niedermeyer and Mrs. V. .1 . I leach were appointed captains for the spell I match. A fter sldoa were chosen by the captains, the contest hcirun. The Krudual elim ination of contestants provided i much excitement. As it was got-j UiiK late it was not possible to continue the match until all con testants were spelled down. The final score was H to 4 in favor of .Mr. Niodernipyer's side. 1 in mediately a ftef t he spelllnu match, V. T. Wilson auctioned the boxes, which were received by (he j lib; best bidders. The box social, nh well as the spelling match, was -oniplete suec Mrs. .Mary Hudson from Jack sonville, who has. been siaylm,' at the Sacred Heart hospital for near ly a year, was t liken seriously III Saturday, but Is said to be im proving. A Jolly Ki'oup of youmr people were Invit ed to the Smith home Saturday niirhl to celebrate the birthdays of Andrus Smith and Fred Kdcns. Aft many i;ames were played delicious ret rerfh mcritK Were served by Mrs. Shift h, . assist - cm ny mri, i;Mens. i nose in-esem were Virginia Kick, l.ois Smyihe, Helen Walton, Flori'iiee Severence, I'helma Lnl-wen, Vivian Curd, i-'ran-j teetor,. uiul Mauih Kra.ier, Pendh ces U'akefleld, 'Diirotiiy Chitwood. : ton. rand jruard. Co hit de Lcs Carl Larson, (iodfrey 1 hdzfrann. f plnasse of Hubbard was chos-n Orvllle Wilson, Jobji Crdie. Alfred j tfrand press correspondent. Coke. Donald 'Dorothy, .Donald 4 u Kcney. Hubert Lewis, lEobert l-'or-lies, Charles Witter, 'Poland Merrl field and Marlon Smith. Kitm! liiiteher and children spent the week end with Mr. liutclu-r at Camp 1 above I'.utle Kails. Mi-, und Mrs. J. It. Knitfht have moved here from Pendleton and Mr. KnltfhJ will assist Ed Sever ance in the service station. Miss Met 'ally was transacting business In Medford Saturday. Mi', and Mrs. Chester Martin ut Central Point were visitors at the homt' of "Miss McCully Sunday afternoon. Ernest Molntyre and family from Central Point were here Sa tarda y lo see his father, who is unite Ml at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Knox were vbitimr In Medford Sunday. S. II. Ojrle returned home the latter part of last week from his summer work at t he Kreibuiburu ranker station on the (iroensprlui; mountain. His son, 11, II. tub fro m Klu urn, h Kails, brought hi m home. Mrs, Henry Miller was shopping In 'Medford Saturday. The Christian Endeavor society of the Presbyter In 11 church w as rcoi tfauled Sunday evening, Sep tember !it, for I lie ni 111 1 im year. Tin following oflccrs were elected: ('resident, Hut It Severance; vice "president. Aandy Smith; secretary. Lois Nmytlic; treasurer. John Choke, and I ik in la Kick, organ ist. All commiltees were appoint ed for the coiiihiK year. Mi s. 10. H Severance was a Med ford caller Saturday, Mr. and Mi's. J. S. Sawyc- from Portland spent the week end here til the home of Mrs. Sawyer's par cuts. Mr. and Mrs. I. Melntyre. Mr. and Mrs. L. Humify ami chihlre'h have returned from the Clover t Tee It ranker slut ton on Spencer t'retdt in Klamath county, where Mr. Kuniley has work Ihroiiuh the SUnitliel- Mr, and Mrs. Leonard MeK and daim liter from Lilt le Apple mile were visitors Monday at tin 1 home of Mrs. McKee's parents, Mr. land Mrs. W. A. Chiblers. f Dr. and M rs. Korbcs rel u rued -Sunday from Cotluuc Drove. Ore.. : where they have spent the pit si f two weeks. They brought theil ! furniture back with them. I Olill Knox, fotinerly of Jaekeon- vllle and Emma Wesleman of aln hill, Hit., were married at Va pi ll III, Sat unlay, October tl. They left Sunday moiiiim; for a (rip to Drittsh Columbia. Mr. Km has stdtl his share in a sawmill ut Yunililll und has purchased a con fectionery there. William Chandler of Myrtle Point. Coos county, who has been vlsftlnu ut the home of his daugh ter. Mrs. Ilui;h Haukln of Med ford , called on old friends lure Sunday. Harold Heed and wife arrived Sunday r vetting from Snider. Oltla., aciMunpa nled by his brother In law and sister. Mr. ami Mrs. Men no Schtutdt. Mr. Heed will be re- """"" "an oiui.soMiuoi mum ; place, havh.tf left here a year au-o. j Mrs, Mary Matney oT Dunsmutr. l.'al.. was here over the week end to attend the funeral of her tiepti ; ew. Orcti Itiisldus, and also f Ited Mends and relatives. Hh j flcciilllliilllted li - her ihumbti I law, Mrs. .lack Mallley fitiiu Ms- w as i-ln Kerl ' .tones, I 'ill. I Mr. and Mrs. Meiino Siliiiil.lt tilaile a trip to Asbhinil Monday to j see the country and look up old i fl lend there. I V'ul M;i. kins of Itiitnter. ore., who ' h.i been here to attend his nepli ' ew, (ii en Huskies' funeral, return ed lmnie Saturday. Stanford Player Hurt ST.WKOltn b N 1 VKHSIT Y. Till.. Ovt. 10. -(p)-(iluoni tdrriul ovir i he Stanford cjimnuM tuiiuy, hh 11 hTiiiiR' knit n Mini Kruk Wilton, ' flaliy varHtty luillbitrK. Injured HiitunlHy In l ho .-nun npilnut Ore ' Run. will lu uut uf llu- vuun fur io w'cliH. WtKon inJuriMl IiIk si'UAtil'l-; i;i Kli, o .". nv w uml tliciiti'r idunniuj f.r eunMru duri heici, GRANTS PASS MAN ELECTED TO HEAD OREGON PYTHIANS! SALHM, Ore., ton Ruwell of elected frrund Oct. I 0 (! Stan - Orards Pass was diancellor of the r''Kttn IsnlK'hs of Pythias 111,(1 Wlllla m S. I, evens of Salem was elected Kratnl vice chancellor al tlie Krand lodjre session here yes terday. For the iTith consecutive ! u me .1, W. Maloney of Pendleton j was elected master of the excltc Mliier. Waller P. Oleason of I'oi'l j lantl foi' the Mill time was elected U'rand lieeper of recoi-ds ami seal. iuy Jrndan oi ( orva Ills was cted L'l-and pielat-. ,. K. Clark ,of Portland mas!er-al -ujih, Wil- Ham Pomei oy of I'.o iland' inner j(,'uard and A. Y. .Mayer of Cascade j ijocks outer Kiiard. I Prizes were awarded last nlKhl I to winners in a ritualistic contest. jTho MudKes weni Chief .lustlc ijolin I. liand aim Justice Hurry ii. Men or the state supreme court and Supreme leresen t a I I v e Crouch of Portland. Hoy Clark nr!t,,e sll,,'l1' "hat the tfirls had told flutter. (leoi-L-e Rosm itf II it f I. .1.1 I and John I. Knitflil of MrMinnvlll were Hie winners, each beliitf awarded a fountain pen. The state temple of the Pythian ' Sisters, also in session here, e)e- ! valeil Carrie Knitflit of Albany to I the post of tfrand chief. Helen j Stranuhau or Hood Tiiver was cho sen tfrund senior, Nettle Hardesty I of Seaside (rrand junior, ami Eva i .Marks of Koseburtf tframl mun- ;r.,tM. i)wi j Kl.;,,u mlHtriss of t'urrintfion, Portlund. ecords ami cor- ; respondonee. .Mabel Mricksen j lem, tfratid mlstri-Hs of t ..,. , Munib.- Itenneett. Iteml. ur:irwl i.i-m' EXPRESS CLERKS Ni:V YOltK. Oct. Ml. I' The greater New York urea wus the Mcene today of uu unannounced Ktrllie of mem Iii'ih of tlw lli-nther-hood ut1 Itallrohd und KxpresH clerlis empiuyed by the American li a 1 1 way KxprexH im i m puny which Went into effect shortly n-f.ire mldniu'lit mikI the cause of which was Hhroudcil in somewhat of a mystery, Dillon cliiiniM were thai helwecn IWelVe Ulld fifteen lll(iU.';aiul Clll- ployeM had ipilt their places on t rucKrt, weighing much i ties and dcskK and UNserted the strike would he extended thriitiKhnut the CMiintry. No offhla! union .statement on the rtastui for the Mtrike could he ohluini'd hut one delegate e. ldalneil tlmt the prli.elpal Krlev itnee was failure of the company to recognize ihe seniority rule uhcrehy in slack je.'i.on.s the motif recent employe would he the flr.st to he laid off, fni'in plcket.s Were on duty throughout the night at the vari ous railroad yardn and express company term Inn Is.' Am driver I brought out their trunk for 1 he day's work they were approached by ihe pieketfi and in eases where t hey were won over l he I rucks were driven Puck hi the staid-s. Kxlra police were on duty at the yards, and the company's Kit Ides, FOOIS CREEK P,I. A. TO HOLD STUNT NIGHT roDTH ClfKKK. on... Oct. in iKperl.ili -The I'. T. A. held uu Im portant meetlim last I'rliluv after noon at 'the school house The women decided to hold stunt n'.ihi on October 27. No nilinitlance will1 be churned hut you may meet a j Khn.it at Ihe iloor. A jltnev lunch I I will be served so provide yourself I . wl(h a few nickels. All yullliK folks j are requested to wear "iinprlal" i Hallowe en cosliiines. The program j j will he especially enjoyable on ac- j count or variety und unprepiireil-' j llesH. Kveryone will lie asked to ! j part iciputo, laknm "I airy on for a 1 motto. I'rellmlinirles will be'lielil at the ; home of .Mrs. I.anib of Hivlera j plantation on Krlday afternoon, Oc tober All ladles who expect lo I affiliate with the Pnri'iit-Toiichev Ssotlatloti are requested to come. JMU, jmluif( lu, . ,,r(m. n nmln of wnir. Tlie P .'V li.dbv.- It Imu h dotv ,,, nrnvhline "uood Unws" for the j KootH Creek ynuni; people. I'ftitl nf Trunk. ( Wv llrrrhy 1rrr 'o Uiank nil j Ihoxr who rniitril-uhMl ,'nwi'iN und; asslstrd during iht- lt mh-ss uml j Imrlal uf our lii'd lf und mnth- or und t'sprt'lulb' thi 'llidlrf Corps and Mutmlili-rH nf tin t'ivil U'm . 'i'ttniii. i AN' m. 1 1 1 K, N. Andvrmm. J , CitM trudr KtMiiu rd. j' New Thing in Face Powder , A new five tu Inni; .'. tl-Ml. ill nt-w V( youth sluiilc thai Mi.u o-i;i.(t ! ul"f''ftod by i's nit i li' lite f" Is t'Xt'lll- ptM'stdra ri'. Thif nthM-fiil lifuuty IVuvdor is! tnnd'1 iy a nvw Krtu'h l'rin N and : yi'ii will Im- d.dlKhtcd with it. Ah-I jitdutidy pttri'. ,lust try .M KM (- (1 1,u unil n ott1 itx ruiv una lit vs, "nh '!) dnlt ii, K-.it h I.trti',- I ;tuuv ; MVQTFRV QTDIlfF IIIIUILIll UimilL ,v 'l'l'""s authorities roi NEwm areaiDeatPollows i ! DEATH SECRET IS KEPT FOR MONTHS BY LITTLE GIRLS ' lit' ULIXCTON, la., Oct. JO. ,V, ( A story of vl'dcnt dcatli, sciiicd ! for u year t'hlinl th" fear-loeked ' ItltM (If IU- lltll.. I'l.-lu lk! I.. -111., I.,.. their father and another man lui'lc from Tucson, Ariz., to face murder chaises. It was on 1 1 unto Island in the Mississippi river that Oliver Shep pler was, killed la.st year. The slaying was on the farm of ,1a lie Zlppe and his daughters, Topsny and 'era, who told today o fiit- I ioiitf months, ! death. und threats of I On the basis of the tfirls' story. ! reinforced by ollmr evidence. Shcr ; Iff Mifrray will h ave lonitflit for I Tucson to brlntr X.ippe and Jona than Hak'en to fiice first decree ! murder charges, ; M.rs. Clyde .Moore of Kelihsburtf, t 111., an atfed aunt of Zippe. told py killed Sheppb-r and buried him." Zippe's duiiliters sail. Topsy, UKcd seven, told of the slay in tf seeial months atfo while staying with a family named Pat ten in Kelthsbui'K, the sheriff learned. Patten, however, said he was afraid to repeat tlie .kIiTs story. This was Vera's story of llie slayiiitf, as related to her tframl atint: "Ptippy loaded li Im revolver and Johnny took t lit sltoitfiin ami they came up and took hold of tfrand pa's coat add pulled him Into the j shed. Pretty soon Poppy came I back and iih1 tiiat if we u-imletl fn sec Orailllpa we should no out (li tile slied, as 'we killed him,'" Sbeppl(M''s body was found last Thursday by three sons of August Zippe. brothers of Jalte. Zlppe and Sheppb r. the sheriff said, were re puted to have ben partners In a boot h-tfuinu enterprise. Sheppler, twice coiu'ieteti of shoollnir a po (lOeman In Peoria, 111., was wanted viola- I'HACII ehoslovakla bodies had noon today ( let. III. Only I'Xtrieiled up f'r the mass of soft girders and hroke resulted from tin cement, twisted n masonry which nlliipNc yeslei- 1 day of an eight story oii'lec huild- , ing under citnst ruction here. Government of fieia Is, thrown into utter confusion by the catas trophe, were unalde to estimate the prolicide number of victims. I'lud'tlcially it was believed that tlie dead would total from sixty to 100. Kxuet figures will not he a va liable until t he mountain of debris has been cleared away and authorities said it would lake ut least a week to aecoiu plish that task. Some ut the four score workmen who were caught in the disaster were still alive this morning hut their appeals for helj wen- grow ing fewer and uc.ikcNaud il was feared that none of them could he saved. The Injured have ni Pern BURNED f by gas VWth plosion quickly cured by ANTl PREXOL "T HAD the misfoitunc of -boiiin- sovei-ely Imnied in a pas explosion, second and third dofrree burns prac tically covered my entire body both hand.-t, wrists, forearms, chest, lepra and entire face. Kirst-nid and subsequent treatment con sistod entirely of AN'Tl-I'KKXOI-, after the first application the pain was relieved almost instantly. The burns healed rapidl'v, mid to my prreat surprise, no sears were left. Words I'Jilliot rxprrw iny ii.piTelallon or Vmir WMiidorfiil renii.h- ATI. Amrolcs Pira Dcnartuiont.) llu 'i it ;'iir of ASri-riUlXOL, from irmr Vrwjiiat Tmhy. 1 m'U find it ei intlispnw'a. M? Hiiunilml Krmrdv. The New Nameisi tmssm tubes ' 50 1 BUG r I DID JUDGE THOMAS ENDORSEMENT This In 1111 importiint fiueatloit for these remtons: (1 Mecaiisc JihIkc Thomas suys tlmt he did noj sollel' them. (2) Mccruise Kolfeitiiitf such endorsemeiits from uttqrneys having btminesH hefori' hini would w highly improper. The Anmricati liar AsHoeiallon is the rreatest inHtitmion . amon'i lite Knlisli speak in people lor judicial reform :ind pro-; lection or the purity of the (touch. July !, lit:M, it udnpttiil canons and laws lo be followed by the judiciary. In rr rommltlee of the Par was nppofnted with William H. Tnft-ns chairman, and that committee furmuinted those canotiH, now in force. Number HO provides: "If a jttduc! becomes a randidate for any oflit-e, he should refrain from all conduct which intent tend to arouse j't-asonable suspicitm tliat lie is using the power or prestige . of his judicial position to promote his candidacy or Hie success of his party." (Set: reports ol American liar Association, Vol. A,f l!t-ti. To take up Number (U: ' , September 3rd. 1!-S. Jmle Thomas published his open letter in answer to a private letter written by Attorney Hou-'Oi. Jiuiwe Thomas sinned bis published letter as "Circuit Judge." thereby usiiiK the title of his office for greater pressure. In his letter, widely published in the Tribune, t lie News, the Ash hind Tidings, the Hold 'Hit! News timl other papers, and speak ir.'X of the endorsements of I he Josephine County attorneys. Judge Thomas wrote: "lieing gratified by (he unanimous act of your bar. 1 naturally showed it to tlie attorneys of the Jackson County liar, who of their own accord circulated and placed in my bands like endorsement containing the names ol all but I wo of the attorneys of this county." What happened is this: The judge telephoned to Jon Fliepcl to .' to his chambers, and induced him to go to Her , bcrt flnumi and have, him assist in cir ulatiug the endorse- G. M Raymond scene1" "tPOfTtn Ill IiIr opon li'ttcr nf Siptimbrr Iliil. replyiiiR to I lough. .Inilm: 'rhimian usi'il tin- IiiIIiiwIiik liiiimnmv in l-ci'i'iTltw; to IIioho oiitloriu'iiit'iitii fur tlu- i'N'ili'nil Itetii-li: "Vow t'l'tcr In ill livr I'litliii'Kuiinnits. 1 iiri'siinii' you lmvc In mind t lie cxci'i'tionnlly mroiiK letters for which 1 wiih ut tin tinio nnii ti in now I'xtn'iiiely rnti.'fiil. m-iit to tlto I'riisiih'iit of tin- rnitwl Status, tlie .ttoi'iioy-(!i'm;i'iil of Hit' I'lilletl Btntos, anil tho ()rc.;m Sonators. by all the iiipiiilici H of I lie har. tni'liuliim yiiiirnoll' anil my pi-i'sont. otMioiii'iit, in wliii'h all ri'CoinmiMukMl mo Htrotmly for'np poltitnuMit to flic lioiinralilo iiohIMoii of Feilurnl Jnilmi. "Kor thoHo HiiliMiillil I'tnloi'Ki'nients I whm thon ami am now oxtrrini'b' Ki'atufnl. Tliofic'cnilorHcniiMitH are now pub lic llOCUlllClltK." P. 0. Box 479 Paid Advertisement by rountrd, hill iti'lKhhoi liif.- hupjtul.s ii rr cruwdrd and nniny otltr-rn were taken to tlu'ir honirs fu- irrat- nio id. .oiik' of t he voti ud rd .iih1 in u "rrfflrii I rhhdlHnn. ' " Scvcn hundreil and fifty sold lui'N and pt'lli-f, aldt'd tty K-d ( 'rnss Announcement! to homo builders and the general public W. F. Grinstead Expert Interior Decorator, direct from Holly wood studios, is locating in Medford and is in a position to offer you the latest in home deco rations. Such finishes' as ANTIQUE AND GUM WOOD (done over ordinary fir) PANEL WORK DESIGNS IN FREE HAND FLOWER WORK TEXTURE WALL FINISHES (in Italian, Spanish, English and Traventine designs) GXYX ITALIAN GRANITE DESIGNS Samples of my work are on display at Lamport's SEE THEIR WINDOWS For Estimates Cai 120-E LAMPORT'S HARDWARE W. F. Grinstead0 Interior Decorator and General Painting Contractor orncc OF" C. A. Tbomxs Circuit judoc- F.bst .judicial DidtR'Ct meoforo. Oregon Hon. Attorney at Law, Medford, Oregon. Dear Mr. '.. . . Viith reference to my candidacy for the Federal Benxh, my friends advise me that I Should secure personal endorsements to President rnnliXe and Senator Chas. L. McNary, in addition lo ine6pe?itiorehdorsement" of your bar association. Will vou please write such a letter of endorsement as you personally feel is fitting and proper, to those gentlemen, addressing Senator McNary at Washington, and sending me a copy in the enclosed envelope. With kind Better Government League Better Government League , inirsfs, physicians atul viduiit(MU'. 'wnrt;cd fianlicully thruuhout the iiiht to rrath th entuinhod inni. Their luhors wrro nuidc perilous 1 hy dangerouM flsr.ureu wltlrh ap- ' poured today in tvi adjoining Imitilius. SOLICIT WRITTEN OF THE ATTORNEYS? mciiis. Mi' i-iiiil. in I'Kwt, tin, I lm hail 1111 iiipiwitlon In llu; -present rnmpiiimi, and iliat lie I i 1 not iiueml In line tliu en iliifseineuts for these political inn-pones. Hut Unit In tlie .'Vent of the ileal li of a .lusliee of the Supreme Colil'l. It woillil not look well to circulate the petition for Thomas' appointment be torn tlie jurist, shoulil he hurled, anil that to sliul Portland . atlornevs on! lie wanted the endorsements on file. Kloi.el took it' up with Manna, anil Thomas phoned iluriiii! the con rerenon and urued Manna to circulate the recnnimundiitions innneilliiti ly. Manna was iinwillln.; to do this, hul upon advice from other attorneys concluded that It was the mifcr thin',' - for him to do. The endorsements were obtained upon tlie representations thus made hy these two lawyers to their as sociates. These facts may he easily verified by llie reader. PROCUREMENT OF ENDORSEMENTS FOR FEDERAL BENCH Immediately upon the receipt of news of llie death of JudKn Wo'lverton, .Indue Thomas put forth his candidacy to succeed .Iutli;e Wolverton. He ent Newton Chancy, district iiltorucy, to the lawyers, with a stroiiK endorsement for them, to sikii. Several of the attorneys declined to subscribe, to such tin eulo-.-y. However, most of tlie lawyers did subscribe. .lutlKe Thomas then caused a letter to be written lo each of llie law-ycrs who hud subscribed, midiii; them to write letters to the President of the 1'nitcd States, and to Senator Mc.Nary. comiucndiliK him to tlie position and asked that the attorney send a copy to Judge Thomas in an envelope addressed to Judge Thomas which was enclosed with the letter. We have taken one of these letters and cut therefrom tlie name of the attorney to whom It was sent, and print the fac simile of it helow. Numerous of these letters containing the names of the lawyers to whom they were written, are available, if there should be any dispute about the matter. The letter follows: Nov. 27, 1926. personal regards, I rv trytl7 Yours vejcKj 1 One of the IiIhIipkI ilutios which a lawyer owes la to hi client. The lawyer who lini; important business for Hilch client ' lii'tiilinr," bctoic Llie jml;c, of who in In the nclive iiracllce. si ml will have such business is always anxious not. to injure hiJ client's cause by opposing the jiulne who, we niiKht say; hol'ls the client's rii:lits or proiterty in the palm of bis hand. It is for tills leason that from the heKilinitlK of our. judicial system It lias been recognized as highly Improper for a judKe to use the power of his officii to hold the job. Hence It is really im .pnrtunt for a voter to decide whether or not these endorsements were the result of tlie efforts of the jildBC himself... . What is here said is written with the utmost candor and without malice, for the truth ought to prevail. Alma Lawrence Piano Studio Over Medfoid Pharmacy Entrance on Main Piano Instruction Voice Coaching Accompanying Phone 880 or Call at Studio 3 That Distinctive Look of a Tailored Suit "There's a Reason" It is hand tailored, "Not machine built" Right here in Med ford, too. Your Inspection Invited Prices S35-00 to S55.00 Upstairs 1 - 1 iwfcft?fcjyVgg( am, K MRS. BERT LOWRY. H. K. HANNA. nsur&nce In any real eatnte trnn.inetlnn the iuoBt importiint di-tnll is ilio title Insurance. If the property nwiior cnulil he mnile to realize this positive r.'iel, title insurance ivnulil accompany 'every ileeil, and It shoulil. It secures ilie holiler permanently aitnlnst losses resultltiB from title ile fects which are liable to develop at any time. Jackson County Abstract Co. 11 East Sixth Phono II ONYX POINTEX HOSIERY For Women $1. 11 7 1 i 1
