Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 02, 1928, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Texti , .1 k UrtroForin.MATL tktbttnt!. w.dford." onKnoy. rum ay. xotramERO!. 102s. THE TRUTH, NOT LIES, SHOULD WIN Kx-J!iiyoi-(g)!!ites, linindciistiiiir over tjloriil ralii for A. V. I'ipi's, tlit t-ainlitat fin' nuivor siiuisiiiTil hy Iti'iL AmlfiMiii, left t'ue impresSiou that Mr. l'ipi's brotc'lit 50.IMI0 f.tsli to .Mi'dfonl and piuvliawd the Lilirriy lniildinn. Tin- i-liicf ivasou offcrrd for the election df this iicweoiiii-r to this iniini Rul tiffin. 9 that l'lpes is a big iroif'rty owner and laxpaytr of Jledford. , - Karl II. Frill, independent candidate tj this' ttice. published under the caption, "Who Owns the Liliertv ltniUliiii??" the liile rerun) of the uroneitv. showiiiir the leiral title in Pine lint lli.it ll, ,. ,,f i:!IMIilll tli,. ntliei- 1 S III 1(1 ,iff well as deliminent taxes against this business bloek. In a recent political advertisement, the Citizens' Cuinntt, M. X. Hoiran. ehairnian, published n certificate of the comity clerk, showing u part of the record ownership, just what the "committee"' requested of the clerk, to-wit, "that A. V. Pipes is at present the record 'owner of the above described property. "'O O This ud closes with the reiuaifc: "We believe this definitely answers Mr. Karl KehlV misstatements on the .subject." CLERK GIVES FULL STATEMENT I'pon request the county clerk has issued a full statement, which follows: STATIC OF OUKCOX) '.... ; (.'utility of Jackson ) s' - O j f, Delilia Stevens Meyer, the duly elected, (nullified and actinn County Clerk of .lackson County, ilu hereby certify that the Turrets Uccords of this county show deeds dated March :!(, 107, con'veyiif.' Ily title to 1 Lots 1 and 2 of lilock ."4 of the old town (now city) of Mcdfonl, us the samo arc (lesiu'iited, dclineatcil, niiiiibcred and described upon the official plat thereof now of record, to W. Pipes, was duly filed in this office and Certificate of Title Xo. Mill of the Torreiis Titles was issued to A. "W. Pipes ( of .Jackson County, State of Oregon, on April 1, 1!)'J7, with the following mem orials noted: Document Xo. (!l)4 Mortgage, to Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Cal., .fW.tillll, 7' J. Dated .Mar. 1:1, V.. Filed Mar. L'l, '.. Kxtcnsioi) of time see Inst. Xo. UilSS. ' Subject to all innnicipal assessments of the City of ledford. Document- Xo. illMH Mortgage, to Pert Anderson ct al, $18,1)11(1, ti.'j;. ' ; Dated Apr. 1. 1!)1!7. Filed Apr. 1, 11)7. Document Xo. !lil:, Sheriff's Tax Certificate l!)-(i taxes arc due and not paid. . The record shows no subsequent transfer has been niadc, and A. V. Pipes is al presenf the record owner of the above described property. Dated at. Mcdfonl', Oregon, this 1st day of Xovcinficr, lllliS. (Scul) 1)KI-I11A STFVKXS .MKYFK, County Clerk. .Now, in all candor, who has lied and who is trying to win by false pretenses? Docs Pipes sanction this sort of campaign .' representations .' Paid Advertisement Does he expect the people to elect him on such mis- FKIIL-FOW-MAYOR COMMITTK1C. Will ll. Wilson, Ch airman: HOT 00G ADDICTS BAPTIST DISTRICT ELECT OFFICERS L T ARE SCRAMBLED I Mits KtiUi Howard Nunuii, nk'' Alituiiu- WniH'u.t did mt hUI I uvi'i in Mfdfuril un his way north ; - ilij-im-t evanwi'listlr ronfVr thin nioniiiiK. U was IntureepUHl i'iuv with rcitivsciuatlvos limn ilu hy a Mall Trjhuno importer JuMt as ltapiiM ohun-lics uf Ashland, ho was huyiiw a hot ihijf wintlwifhfi "y Ms Puss, Klamath Kalis n tut at a local lunch conn'., r on hiNu- if lord was held In the First way through. Asked why the UaptM church ycstenluy aftei- hni i y. Mr. VN'accus placed his fore- : noon ami evening. The meetliiKs ;tuiih ai'ii'nioon and evening were picMd-d over hy Mr. (i. (i. l.autih-. tin of I'tirilumt. direcior of uvan KeliMii of the ltaptisi church lor the Mali t,t OlCKn. Ill his lemarks Dp. (l,uUKilhi t pointed out thai oiu uf the rea- was, he believed, due 1 to the luck of family voihip and ! that only one family out of every twelve who professed the name of ,1'hrisi had family worship in their . home. He ui'Kcd up" the Chris- il soinuivherc in ; sons fm- the llw ,mi Anloiu i ean lisui was, Ik finder to his lips and looked around mysteriously. "Just three more days until No vember 0.' lu w hispurod signifi cantly. 1L nd you're hurrying home ti caV your ballot?" "Vfs to cast the McKonstie river. I with feelinu. "Tell me more," urged the tv porter. O 1 ."The country is rotten." tx claimed Antoine halatictni; ; wtier on the tip of hi nose. , tian ittn'itle to resunect the fnm "e'rookedness at the polls every- J ily altar. Ho ;iid that the prayer where- hc Ntrth I'ide is evnry i meeiiuns liad ato ilied otit in hit an crooked as the South I'ole, many of the ehurches. '"A prayins but. I won't get that Tar before the i chureh is the best uhuAh." the sixth," The weinor lost its ha I- i speaker said. ' . ' ance'a:id fell "iiito Aiuoinos open j lb' urptl upon (he Christian mouth. j people to lead their llibte saying "I'lvcryw'.erc I k. I'm. rushed that if you would ask sonic people either l iuocj-ai .or. Ue.publican. 1 to look up the book of t'ollossians These politician have no ilelicaey" j they would not know whether rt he said. fleck'.iK1 the lust from his j look In the Old or the New Testa shoes with u laiRc .aiidkerchlef. meat for it. we need to know our "This is Dot a VanvMn, it's a ! IMhle. Siiine people don't even eircus. W ho want?; .his country J know what the Jiible is. A father to 4c over run by !.iek elephants, sent his son to get Hie book, and tigers and Muck an'l white mules? , l he boy brought Sears Uuebuek A Not for mine." Antoine look his couipany's catalog. A cnurch black sombrero from the top of i should be a, soul winning chinch. ills lylig iocks ami laiiuetl ins luce, u as oeeiaiva. "Ami I wouldn't change this hat Lr. W. 1-:. Henry, pastor of the for a brown derby for anything." First li tptisi chureh of -M Minn he added sentimentally. j ville spoke al length mi evaug- 'rin against Kinith." he hissed, gejisni. "for his stand un the followiiiK' water power, farm relief, prohibi tion, religion, immigration." And with an oloijucnj Weep of the hand, he explained In detail his opposition. ' "Water power. We've already got more water t ban we know what to do with. What about the Pacific ocean ami the Atlantic, not lo speak of the gulf of Mexico, the Mississippi ami the Circa t lakes'.' "Farm relief. Too many people i elected: Mrs. Susan lie Ibum a Cal ler, presuU nt , A. C STtuiugi of Ashland, pice-prsitknt ; Colonel W. 11. I'aine of Mclford, secre laiy anil tieasun-r. Mem hers of the committee ure as f.dlows: - Mi?.- Fay Woolsey. M in I :iiibet h 1 hi i r. M i s ulney I im. M; s. N C. Ch. Qv. Mrs. N. S. Young, Mis. Maih- DAlbinl, Ml. Delilia Sle.iis Meyer add l-oloiol W. 11 l'aiio of MtMlford: A. C Stranue and Mrs. Ilardv of r Mrs. K. W- Heirott of this city. ' , AmWiiuI. iwi'il broadcast two groups of piano '..' ' ,, ,t " T numberri toiiihl between 10 and ..- ... i i j i ..i ,.t,w ll ail Croinoted i were elected and plans Jf uVlm.ki uV,.l. wlatf)in Kc.t). San ensuing year wee is- ,7" ItllV; t.7"r... frr - Kntiu-i- Miss Nunan 1 Well tissed at yesterday afternoon's , , known in this city, as is her meeting of the Jnckson County teruiaster corns of the adiulanl mother. Mix Am. -rb anixallon c o m in i t t e e, at u-i al's staff of the Oreuoii v... ' Francisco. which inu per cent attendance fj inui (Uard is announced by wac ieporte.1. Plans for the es- ,it;a4 je,- C.cneral lii'ii'K(. A. tablishtnent of da.Q. for un- white. Captain Hyatt Is u veteran naturalized citizens in the coui-ty ot .tl y.-.us in the guard, serving were made, in addition to plans j the World war and on Hie Mex- Tor the com piling of a list ot all i(.;, holder. sin it persons. 4 ' 1 Tin- following oi'licf'.s ffi-i'-' "lnlfpd ndvertislng eot rfult. j Of lie. lor (tin .i. w. liowni of Wni helms l)mi'ii"'r of u pioneer family, i The program will be a special tribute to Mrs. Mary J. John of Williams. Josephine county. lt ' yenirt old. it ml graildli her of the phinlste. Mrs. John Is well 1 known throughout southern Ore- A covered dish supper was served with Uov. C. K. Dunham, p:iylor of the First Hapllsl i-hurch of Ashland leading the devotional, after which Dr. (!. (i. La ugh lilt made a few introductory remarks. This was followed by a duet, "Face to Face With My Redeemer" snug by Mrs. Richie, soprano and .Mrs. Nixon, alto, wit h M rs. Kiunerly at the piano, ail from Klamath Falls First llupijxt church. Prayer at this (line was offered mI uf iheir furnis t Harry Ruhensleiu of the . i foH llarnain' lloue was fin"1 and assessed costs of M, in Judge Taylor's court yesterday afternoon on his plea of guilty to failing to keep a ehronolngicu! record book of purchases of furs, as Is required by law so that the game warden can check up as to whether 'the furs are killed in fica.son. ,. Rubenstuiij's license lor buying and selling furs was also re voked, in aceoniuneo . with law's stipulation regarding any one found guilty of fur law. a violation of the by Rev. 10. J. Doilsun of drains Pass Rapilst church. Dr. La,ugh llu then introduced Dr. W. K. Henry who gave a very helpful and interesting talk on evangelism JJ'he meeting closed with prayer Hy . l)r ,W. II. JOaton,, pastor of the -local church. Marion for Hoover SALKM. Ore.. Nov. : tli .1. C. I I 'erry,' cha irnia n of tins Marlon county -central committee, esti mates that Hoover wil.l. carry the county over Smith by 'Jltun votes. The estimate was. npidu for Phil jMetschan of Portland, chaiuian of the state central eujumlitee, whe is preparing a state forecast. are being fell as it ds. " Prohibition, as one of my friends so elotiuenily remarked, Is better than no liquor at all. j "Religion. I'm an advocate of companionate marriage. I in migration should be re versed, I'm in favor of deporting J - both the major parlies and setting -auty lias Ileauly's Name up a Chautauqua. I "xford. Miss. (,Vi What's In u "I'm against Hoover for his' l-llllaii UttsHcll was se- stand upon the following: Mvater jltH-t,'(1 as wintK-r of a recent hr-aii- power, pruhlbitiuu. religion, farm i J " relief and lmmigraliun. In. addi tion to this. I'm against him be .cuu.se he called Smith a socialist. "On the other hand, I'm against, V (inveinor Smith because lu denied being a socialist. That showed I' m was no Kcntlemun." j Mr. Waccus glanced at his w rist i IV PW rflr ' ' RADK m LET THE NEW: LA Tally the Ballots for You Tuesday o Get the first returns as soon as the big campaign head quarters get them right in your own home. 7-Tube Set Complete $fl 44.00 9-Tube Set Complete $247.50 A YEAR TO PAY! Don't Miss These National Events r This Is a Year of Years for Radio "Palmer Music House ".We Sell Happiness" Attention, 1). o. K. K.! ilusl lljeMK meeting, Friday nigh I, Nov. L'ntt, Knights of Pythias hall, Mcd- i ford. Vijry Important! Re. there! sighed as he content long road stretching Powder Popular watch and plated the nort hwnrd. "I'll be all cratic apil committees my arrival until I net tl .sufficient ly good head start. up ami hand me any sample bal- tilying qualities. Sticks well, stays lots, I'll scream." Antoine shook 'on longer and doe not clog the the reporter's hand hastily and i I'ores. Vou will surtdy love SlKL- looklng around mysteriously again whlspored : "Tell me uro tlier'e any fish left In the Rogue river?" 4 right If the Herno- "MEM-O-C.I.o Is a wonderful new Republican central shade youth color. I'eispmuoni n-e not informed oc !mr,ll', af,vV',J ,il n 111 ",,t If they follow lllfl ,L, timl enhv fls marvelous heaii- ! I.O-(il.f. Heath's Drug Store FOR CORONER Friday, Nov. 2. Medford and vlefuily: Rain 1 o -nilit and Saturday. Continued I mild temperature. Oregon: Rain tonight and Satur ate. Warmer east portion tonight. Local bnta. Main and Bartlett 1 t'il ILii IfViiil), "ill-' .Phone 788 Dr. has. T. Sweeney HIII(U'I1 l)f '11111(1 KOVfH'llilK'tlt lung at;!) rnnchiMl Ihu ildciHltiu ;luit tlio Wurk uf liiu i:in-inul' Hiitiuiii til' imh rusli'tl Ki (inc. who Iwih no ilu iiiicinl iiitim'Kla in tho I'liiicral ex- OIIL Of tllU CHHl-'H : l-crul'I'IMl to I'll". ' . Dr. ('has T. Swiionoy Iihh iui Kiiclt IntorcHt. lie ljn' lKinoiiihl' lirur S, ' 1 i''l nHMlictnc In SdiiIIiitii Ore ' ' j Kon fur I he ist IS ycum. inn in ;i lilKlily rcBDcutud citizen ul .luckson i Cminly. j Li'fori- comliiK to Onn, tin imt- - rurnind tlie work of coronur in tho ,;- 1 dlHtiint In which ho lived in .Mini--t's t h mi. uuil will tiikii Inlo tlie office Is I t tin oxjicrlenec thuH 'Uiineil. Ill many liiKlanceH, .It Ik iiucph- Ufll'V tl. luutl.l .1.... t 1. ....Pl Iflf.lllnU It. Total )ieel)lij,tlun alnco Sent. I. thi.Hu eaeH In which no liuiuflut 1b i.i.n. ..ci IfrchcH. . Ily placliiK u licensed Dliyxl- ..unsui luimy, u.th i. m. elan In the office, these eerllfl- . in. 1 entuK will he issued without any m. ; extra expense to the county. Amiln In many cases, the District Attorney orders a post mortem or ' ' autopsy. If the coroner is a physl I clan ho can do this without thu fcaxjiayers paying for service, nod ! tho coroner will be iiiilified to te- tlfy In criminal cases. Klect to this office, one who liu-i no personal Interest In the cases that come to him In his official du ty: DHMOt'ltATIC r'Ot!NTY C!KN TH A j COM.MITTEK Paid Adv. 1 elnperalure tOeKiees.l lllKhest I last IJ liullrs) CI Iowest( last 1 hours) 47 Kel. humidity (per cl. 7J 1-reclpitatiun (inehesl suite of weather tioudy Ooudy Sunrise Halllrdny, (1:47 a. Sunset Halurduy. fi.H3 p. Ouseivation, Taken at S A. M. 120th Meridian Time I MS 3? '3? j Baker City 4S 3D Clear" j Lllsmarek 2H a clear Dolsc 52 30 Cieur i Denver 24 -.14 Clear 'Deli .Mollies A3 30 Cloudy 'sno 72 50 Cloudy ! Helena 32 24 Clear I.os Angeles .... 7 lie Clear i j .M.wshlleld f.4 4 Clear ; Phoenix 72 4K Clear ! Portland ;.. 5(1 . 62 Cloudy j j.P.ed Muff 72 50 Cloudy j I Itoselllll K li t 6(1 Cloudy t Knit Lake City.. 511 4 Cloudy I iHau J-'riinclseii... 70 50 cloudy i 'Santa fv 411 24 Clear Seattle 56 40 I'. Cly. i Spokane 4 22 Clear I Wulln WhIIu . .. 40 30 Cloudy h. W. DICK, MetecroloKlst. llllbe Oenlefl I.OH AXdKI.KS. Nov. 2. IIP) fteporis thrnlitfh telephone -citni-panles here early today of two "hnavy" earthquake shocks t Iimpoe. Cel., were pHrltally de nied this ninrnlnK with the hhsfi- tion thai only one shock had oc curred and that flanoiK. to a hlKh sch'iol lilllldlnv hail ln-en caused . . 'I ll ' I lie i-iIiihiiii of n deleellve BKSllJl 'holler. Your Grandmother Used It! i Craiinyii Cough Syrup Is n com hlnation of' flaxseed, rock can dy, and licorice, it 'iin he tak en hy children as well as adults. ,r0e and Ruarantced, Heath's Drug Btore LARRY and FRED - Chiropractic , Naturopathy Dr. H. P. Coleman ' Itb Successful Year la Medford Treatments hy Appointment Medford Center Rlily, Phone r5 4ac(ptlwraii' fix" Hnlnnea oVedford's Leading Store Since 1894 Pay 4ess Dress Better BEPvXRTMHNTSME C. A. MEEKER, Manager I "' ' ' " " More Saturday Bargains at the . M. Dept. Store That will help to further establish this store as Medford's Popular Shopping Center m DRESS SPECIALS Women's Dresses S9.85 Women's Dresses Special S19.95 Sitl ins, M.o i r o s, Flat CivjM'S, liii'i-iiliiiti liluc. iliick in- lirown, stit: inni itnil (-(iiiti'iistiu .color li'ini. spccinllv H'icp(l at 1').')."). V c 1 v i-1 s, Satins "ami ('relics, all popular fall colors and stylos, la rye and small sizes, $9.8"). Women's Rain Coats r ' LoallioreHo Rain Coats, lined throughout ...$4.95 Trench Coats, tlie latest thing for rainy , ; weiit her .,,.$4.95 (.'olored Slickers,' regulat-lv. priced tit' $G.9G, J special , ;.$4.95 Footwear for Women Kntia del lick Shoes. Hie popular i priced shoe . that conies in all widths from Ilu; very narrow .lo the very wide ....$5.95 ' Women's Patent Ties and One-Strap, medium ; or high heels ,....?-3.95 Women's liools $3.95 A omen's (ialoshes, $2.75 . House Dresses S1.9S to $2.19 Ke-w shipment of pretty House Dresses, dark or light fast color, long or short 'sleeves, self trim and con trasting trim. !; ' i : COATS at Special Prices Lovely l5rof.dc.loth. (.'oats, i'ul! lined, colors black' or brown, nil fur trimmed, ' large assortment! of sizes, no two alike, priced from $32.50 to $79.50. ,, ' : Women's Sport Coats Popular Priced Sport Coats in Tweeds; Plaids, nnd plain colors with fur collars and plain collars. Assortment of colors and sizes, $18.75 to $22.50,' AsK for Discount Stamps BASEMENT BARGAINS Men's Cotton Winter Union Suits, all sizes $ 1.19 Men's Heavy Winter Union Suits, all sizes $1.59 Boys' Night Shirts, outing flannel 69 and 98 Boys' Percale Blouses Bovs Cordurov Knickers, 6 .to 16 ......,..a.,..:.,. ... $1.49 Women's Rayon and Crepe de Chine Combinations; regularly sold at $1.98, broken sizes .:. Women's Rayon Bloomers Women's Brassiere Top, Band or Elastic Knee Combinations ......... :- Women's Dresses, wool mixed, Silk or Jersey ........ Infants' Mercerized Long Hose, white, blue, buff .:. New lot Women's Strap Patent Low Shoes Children's School Oxfords, tan or black, special $1.19 .......1.89; :$1.9S $5.95 29 ..:....$2.98 . . . S2.49 Men's Work Shoes $2.S ana !J.sw Women's House Slippers, leather, felt lined $1.49 If mi