Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 01, 1928, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextJ JGE SIX ftfEDFOTlD MAIL TRmUS, FRDFOTID, QT;r.1rAT, TTTUrtSDAY, ypVEMBElVl, 192S. I.Ni-w Vork. tandvd licre nt 11:40 1 throe uutU ellteit-d llurncy Kes o'clock this morning, an hour and l rwtaurant and ordered I him ian..tn cba. "aHit em un.'' As the resiau- MARMON NEW STRAIGHT LINE SERIES in "allele "em un. " as i nm Iramento. He will remain here until i tnnioJow morning before starting rant-keeper raised hla hands. Kel ly tired. One of the robbers fell dead. The other two ran. I Inherent excellent horsemanship of Ihe Cuban is being turned from CROSS COUNTRY IP SINGING FOOL IS lor ban i-aive i-uy. Vsual ftiiruao Meuu. CHICAOO, 111., Nov. i.OP) RENO, Nev.. Oct. 3t. (VP) Richard E. James, 17-year-old avia lor, flyln.r from San Francisco to John Kelly's dinner j the range to the greensward of the Policeman was Interrupted last nlyht when i polo fMd i . , . . .... : Neuralgia M" v FILM!- :t J C You doubtless depend on Aspirin to make short work of head aches, but remember that it's just as dependable an antidote for many other pains! Neuralgia? Many have found real relief in a Payer Aspirin tablet. Or for toothache J an effective way to relfcve St, ajjd the one thing doctors are willing you should give a child of any age. Whether to break up a cold, or relieve the serious pain from neuritis or deep-seated rheumatism, there's nothing quite like Bayer Ispirin. Just make certain it's genuine; it naist have Bayer on the box and vi every tablet. All druggists, with proven divifctions. ' yttattibt B?t A spirit; : it iUe NOT affect tl heart la the iratW mark of Biyer Mofacture of Monotcetlcaclilcster of SallcflleaeM (Ily Mary Git'lncr.) Thn only way to review JolKon production in to compare with ariuihi-r Al Julmm pecniuc fyn. This uctor-suriKliird utanda nlonft. Thcroforo. "The Himdmr Kool," the latest Vltuphone pro I ducthm HUirrUiR him. in to "The Jnzz Slnffer" what a finished prod utt h to a worknhop ex pf-rime Whern "Tlio Jazz HlnKer" haH funiluii Aitully more powerful themo, "Thfl Ringing Kool" Is a completed emotion, and therefore more amlsing. "The Jazz Klnic- wiih a Utile too Hclf-conHclouH a pivulpotlon.' "The Hltifflntf Kool" has lieon through the mill and has developed poise and relaxation. Thn role of the singing waiter In this production la convincing New Smics-Marmon 68 Two-Passengfji Roadster . Comine us an unexpected climax! "t'nusual stress has been laid on to one of the most remarkable sales ,ne appearance of both the new "1; records in the iuitomol.ll.0ndustry, ' wr',7 f!ni1 78 h1 " ' tti., ... ,. riltr lines, chromium - plated ".'""""..MiT.uir. company parl,. horizontal louvres and varl has announced new series of Its two ous other improvements that com llnes of strnlKht-elRht cars, the N'ew bine in massiveness of front end Heries Marninn tin and "8. The ! construction and tirenter symmetry new cars are on display In the'"' llno- Tn strtiiKhl-eiuht power showroom of the Iliclnwiy .Motor I Plants of both cars, which havo company, tho local .Marinon sales ! Krown so rnplil in pul)llc approval oi'KHniitirin. j In recent months, continue with the The aiyyuinccment of tho two I same basic principles of design nl- new uerleM. u-lilch hnvn nu thni I thouch numerous ref inenintu hnvA nnd real, and carries along wlthkeyr0te Kr,.nt,.. be.Rity and per- been made further Increasing their 1 formnnce, comes nt n time when rane of flexibility nnd perform Mmon shipments for the year lance. In the '68.' particularly, ': have mounted to nearly 120 per ! 'jj'eater power and efficiency have! cent of the entire totsl for 17. j been achieved by an Increase of rts a resuu oi tins lumnrsnniei 4 " i"-" n mm a new anu increase tne.jarmon comtny now Is the largest producer of straight eights In tho Induflry, a record es tablished In little inuo than 18 months nfter the company first, en- . incidental lock and ew instrument ! tered the volume field," says Mr. i panels designed nnd lighted so that I Ulllinm or the local agency. the numerals are mire easily seen ONYX fiOMTEX HOSIERY its unfoldment, tho tears and Jovh of llfo that are shared by a sym pathetic audience. Al Jolson Is well supported. Josephine Dunn, the beautiful, cold. fume-Heeklntf wife of the slnlnK waiter, 1b pom- mendably consistent throughout Kittle Hetty Itronson, tho star of I'eter In, Is a tlellKhlfut re lief. The audience woufcl like to see nnd hear more of her. IMaokle Joe, proprietor of tie nlpht club where Al Kets his first recognition, in also a pleasure totho eye nil ear, and contributes a character ization that ytll loriK he remem The heniity of this well-rounded out produetlon Ik that every Im portant character can he heard as well a seen, even to tho tiny Kon$y Hoy, tho son of tho Hinging Kool, whose voire and actions contribute some of the renl hearth robs of the production. r INSURANCE I First Insurmnoe i .rtCHllllElMB D (INSURANCE I Fhirt Insurmnoe l Agency J --ZT- nVBititMituiuitHffliiiinilBitHBBy WifTcfci;.1!1, ..".! 'wiiiii . . j i . . . I. 1 H"r,Mrw""w"" : 1 T C011KCI STUDY DRINKING AIUHU. SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY ,.v. f 1.2;) un ....:... )rossts t 4Vi&Mit $1.25 1.25 up Suits Wrtffp n md U inlpoduoo i!v ciislomcrs with our gmwuilel ck'tniiiH. Jb&sas GontKmt Qeanasrv Jackson iiildiiig1 Ptan m "f! CtBAM IF VI CLIAW IT" Vill Call SIOATTLB, Nov. 1. To nH ttemhlo "utudent opinion of moral problems," a committee hnH been Hclceled from the Unlverhlty of WuHhlnRton student council, a group compOHOtl of hendH of cam piin orgiiniKatlonH, Tho action fol- l Iowh tHiHely on I'resident M. 3-ylo Hpenoer'H dlHcloHtiro of the report ed drinking at tho unlvcrHily nnd IiIh nppenl for Htudent co-opera tion In meeting tho Hltuatlon, An attempt will tie mndo to de termine what tho Htudent body thlnltH about tho drinking proi lem, it wan Indicated, but Junl Vhnt method will be used will not be decided until next Tuesday night when the hoard meets again. HSTOATErtAL ORDER OFi EAGLES Convention Fund Festival raV. 1, 2, 3 at NATATORIUM Dancing (lames Country tore PUBLIC INVITED Ityors Open 7:30 P. M. ,.i Free Door Prize Each Evening A WASHINGTON BYSTANDER WASHINGTON A city that lias always lived more or less InHmoto ly with the gteat nnd near urent, domestic or foreiirn, is not easily I nruttsed to lnvUh emotional cn i thnslasm on visiting dignitaries. j Vhen you can rub shoulders iwlik cablnetcers In the heaters I most any night and even do a little I window shopping on "V" street to find that tho dapor little man at your side, gazing nt n window dis. piny with gloved hands folded be hind his back, Is tho president of thn United States, It Is difficult to get much" "hot up" over any for eign visitor, however distinguished. What Is needed is a touch of ro mance and youth. Washington fairly turned Itself inside out to do honor to Lindbergh. He wns be selged by hero-worshipping crowds even in tho corridors of govern ment departments, for months tor his trnnsntluntlc flight, r'or the most part It wns the troops of ,irlrt clerks who made up these special "l.lndy fan" nudlences from which he fled In terror. larger cooling system. Tn both lines there are a number of other important Improvements, prominent among wliieli arc a CO- Aluminum Inventor Honored by Oberlin Where Dicovery Made Liiiiiwuiiiioir'-rTiiiTriinnnnnTirrfTr Tmni-rflimnTtir rririi mmmmrnmmMyua Ohciihi College Oct. "0 dedlrated a tablet to tho nicnimy of CharleH M. Hall who worked Ills way through that Inslllulloti by heating carpetM and mowing lawim, and lel'i it S12b000.U0( when )m dlctl. lie discovered the electrolytic pt'occss of imiUIng nliiuiinuin lna shed which may le seen ntthe mil of tJic home (above). The tablet vh placed on the corner wnlt of the lionte. Hall In pictured as lie looked In his Ktmlent dayH. . OnnUIJX, 0 Nov. 1. UV) AI lubk't. placed on the house in the bov who worked hU way through I roai' of wUU'h worked In ashed. ,. ., . . , J In It found 1 ho key to the process umil,n "- ' ii.hk .. pe)t 23i ,SK(. up nt once told Pro-j and beating carpets, and left it f(,SKOl- jnwett, his old mentor In $12,000,000 when he died, was .lion- j chemistry, now dead, and Jewett's ored here Tuesday. good memory of that event later j The. hoy, who dlod in 1 P 1 4, was; resulted in Hall winning n law 'unit i Charles M. Hall, lie Invented tho j Involving ownership of the fabu- j modern process of making alum-.' lously important process. tmim. The urogram also niurked' The tablet on the house nt feast I the 100th anniversary of the dls- College and Pleasant street reads: eovery of aluminum which Hail: "In This House, Charles MuMiu made commercially possible. Oberlin Alumni associations in all parts of the world were asked to meet and honor the memory of Hall discovered the electrolytic process of making aluminum, l'Vb. 23. 1SX0, the year following his gruuuatlon frovi Oberhn College, the Institution's most distinguished thus making available for industry graduate. . j a metal long known but little The memorial to Hall will be ft j usecy dies. And ho liked it no more! from automobile accidents. 116, thnn did "Llndy." He ducked out owas recorded in Chicnjo during of sight; look, .refugo behind his (October. Never beforo had the list luck of Kn k Hah; hit In thu center hit the hundred mark hi a single of the group at every opportunity. : month. A total of X7l"iave been 4 ; billed In automobile crashes since Millc-lYd c;ilddcrs. January 1. LINCOLN, Neb. (fljy-A flint of milk, mixed with raw egg, ehueo- ; late and sugar, is given to each '. Al to Get Pension XEW YORK, Oct. 31. of the 40 members of tb I'niver- j Whether or not Alfred K. Smith sity m Achraska varsity rootmui re8i((es ju squad each arteroon arter practice. resides In Washington next year, (he will bo entitled to receive $GOi0 i annually or $S0,000 outright from He will be ' --Auto leuttiH Itword, CHICAGO, Nov. 1 . (jV) A rec-lthe state of New York. ord number of deaths in one month 'eligible for a contributory pension RideWith- ; Southern 0?egon Stages . The Pioneer Line of Southern 'Oregon h ; operating local service from Medford to Klamath Falls This eompany hos nerved you fnithfully in tlie past yenrg and will continue giving ypu excellent service. Busses leave from Hotel Jackson. A.M. Noon P.M. Lt. Medford 8:20 12:00 3:20 Lv, Ashland 8:50 . 12 :30 PM 3:50 P.M. 8:25 8:55 Southern Oregon Stages Hotl Jackson Phone 309 C Iris Hush to Knot Kxnctl)- the snmo thins hap pened In connection with the Ornf Zeiiprlln fllcht. When Dr. Kcken er anil his officers como clown to pay their respects In person to I'reslrtent Coollilise and sundry oth er official folk, they were greeted hy Just ordinary crowds and hnnd clnpplnir.i . There was plenty of generous applause for these pion eer commercial air voyagers "over I tho pond." hut for only on of the! group, Knut Kekener. the hiiKe. j Monde youuR son of Iho M.k nir- j ship's commander, wns there much : 1 cheering or rushlnff about to catch i slcht of him. ! vhn reason for his special pine? ! In the regard of the girls of Vash- Ington In particulnr was this. Theyi now hint, In rancy, prancing nnout the jinked girders ofQhnt damaged stnlll!ier, far up above mid-ocean with nothing hut that slender truss to hold him nnd nil the winds, of the world clutching at him. The j story of his Inslnnt dssh to thei scene of trouble when n squall had ripped awny tho Milliliter fabric. I coupled with JilaypjUJi. nnd the! quick blush t.inl stained his face) whenover ho reallted he wns a center of attention, made him tho darling t( Iho crowdinf young la- WINGS of the MORNING ft.y - - j- " .: Confidently -.- Consistently Schllllno; says this t o . Your grocer returns your money if you don't like Schilling's best. Your statement is enough. He pays you. We pay him. You keep the coffee. Rest assured there Is a reason. Reklng Powder Tea 10 Spires 3t Rxtrectt Mferepresentations Nailed November 1, in paid advertisement by the Piepubliean Central Committee, over Judire Thomas' Bignature, certain misstatements occur which, with all due defence to the 9ltulgc, must be challenged. . They are numbered, so we number them here: Q 1, Mfair v. LouRlirid;e. Tliiintiff hud judgment against the defendant for $12, 100. Thomas prints a letter from McNnir's attorney showing that defendant settled tho case September 16, 1027, by paying sf7G00. THE FACTS Defendant's attorney in June and July, 1027, saw the two decisions of Reed v.Orr,, dismissed from Josephine County, nnd Wal'cer v. FircmPn's Fund, dismissed from Jack son County, because Judge Thomas had the a ppeal blocked, through his reporter, who did not furnish the transcript. Defendant's attorneys sent the defendant to the plaintiff to settle the case nt any price insifle of tho $12,100. Season : Because the? case would be dismissed under authority of the two cases cited. September 10, when plaintiff's attorney settled the case, ho could hnvc had $12,100 plus cost's, instead of $7000, if he had kept pace with the decisions and filed the motion to dismiss.. :. , ' ' i ' 0 . 2. '. Wn'ltacr v. Firemen's Fund. Judge Thomas says it is dismissed "because the print ed abstract is not properly filed." This is a misrepresentation. The abstract was filed in time. It contained no assignments of errors because the assignments could not be made up without Judge Thomas' court reporter's transcript which was blocked. The (liicf Justice, in order to save the appellant's rights, made an order that the assignments of errors might be filed when the transcript could be had. Hut upon hearing upon the motion to dismiss, the Supreme Court said that this order of the Chief Justice could not protect the appeal because the statute requiring the MiifnRt of ewers it ft part of tie traueript. The same was true in Ueed v. Orr. . WHT HMMPllSIHT? .1. Ilogan v. Mason rotor. This case is in the same condition, and hangs by a slen der thread. It has not been dismissed because no motion has been fired to dismiss it. Plaintiff k attorney stipulated tlie defendant time because the appeal was blocked' and no power existed to get. this transcript from Judge Thomas' court. 4. ecd v. Orr. It wns dismissed upon the authority of Walker v. Firemen's Fund, ,ns stated on page 4G, 122 Ore. Rep. This "is because the assignments of errors could not be set out, because the record was in Judge Thomas' court nnd could not be gotten out without the transcript. AVIIV MISREPRESENT 5. Yost y. McGrew. Judge Thomas s:ys that it was decided December 6, 1025. This gives misinformation. Judge Thomas began to extend time for his reporter to get this transcript out, on April 29, 102G, and made orders 6n that date and on the following: May 10, 102G; June 18, 102G; August 30, 102Q; November IS, 1026; December 20, 1026, and February 25, 1027, extending the time to June 15, 1927. These Vere each made in order that his court reporter could get out the transcript. Why "doesn't lie answer that? It was stated by us in paid Advertisement October 25. Wc asked Mr. Newbury about the statement of his not having paid the reporter. lie has produced the receipt for $50 of date April ''0, 1026, in full payment of tho bill, and you cim see this receipt at the office of the Better Government League. Mr. Newbury made this statement to the president of the League: "I asked Judge Thomas six times to compel liis" reporter to get out this transcript, and after trying for 18 months to get Judge Thomas to do this, I lost my appeal because he did not do it. WHY MISREPRESENT? Preceding the foregoing numbers 1 Jo 5, Judge Thomas used this language: ''The first knowledge I had of fear of loss of cases because of delay in transcript work wns JCST BEFORE THE HEARING IN THE Sl'l'REME COURT l.V Tlffi WALKER CASE, ' hereafter mentioned. A motion had been made to dismiss on the ground of dcRiy in fil ing transcript." :, We are sorry to hnve to call so many statements made by a Circuit Judge, but this cannot go by without 'being nailed. February 7, 1927, the Bar Association acted upon this matter when there were 19 appeals suffering. Judge Thomas was present at the meeting. Sec our statement in paid advertisement of October 25. o O i February 16, 1927, Judge Thomas wrote a letter to the senators and representatives in session at Salem before whom the Bar Association's proposed remedial laws were pend ing. Wc quoted fjom that letter, which is on file in. the office of the League, in our arti cle of October 25. Judge Thomas has never answered it. Wc quote from it ngnin: "Preliminary to comsnent thereon, let me say that the bills iis no wise af fect the First Judicial District from whence the proposal comes. Every trans cript of every case on nppenl has been completed and delivered to the attor ney utiles in two exceptions may be made, i. c., first in the Yost vs. Mc- Grew case the transcript of testimony is'coinplete but nt delivered for the rea son that the attorneys have stipulated to file a plat in connection therewith and the court reporter is awaiting the receipt of the plat to attach his trans script. Second, in the case of State vs the transcrfpt of testimony was' ordered partly finished, and then cancelled, with the result that the transcript is half done and at the request of tho ordering party is being held for further order." 0 . How can anyone believe thgt the matter first ennui to Judge Thomas' attention " just beforo the hearing Tli the Walker "ase"? That hearing was Mav 24, 1927. Supreme Court Reports, 12" page 179. How enn lie make such n claim in view of the six (G) extensions of time that ho gave in the Yost v. McGrew beginning May 10, 1026, and extending to d and including February 2;, 1027 f "Bar Association should have confidence in the Circuit Judge." It is hard to have Othis conflcnce um'O' such circumstances. tETTER GOVERNMENT LEAGUE H. K. Ilnnnn, President. Mrs. Bert B. Lowry, Secretary. Paid Advertisement jfffc Portland to Ashland and way points A'. - fO RED 1 Frequent, Convenient Schedules via Oregon "RED TOP" coaches operated by the Oregon Stages, System. In your own inter ests, patronize the pioneer of low transportation costs on the Pacific Highway and branch lines in Oregon. This system has served vou lone and faithfully. Oregon tages System THE RED TOP COACHES STAGES I.K.AVE JACKSON nOTEU PHONE SOI. Nnrtlt .J4, 10:10 sm: 1:20. S J3 pm. KnuUi 7:41. 10:0 am: 1J:()0. a:u, :n. g-.n Bm; IMOam. Call tlie local Stag Depot for iniormatioa rrcartllnc reduced lam la Washington points.