MEDFORD' MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON'. WEDNESDAY. JAXL'AHV Hi.
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MRS. RUTH TODAY 1
FOR EXAMINATION'
M'ATEKTOWN. Man., Jan. Hi.
W1) The runc;vS iih. Jinmi
Herman Huth was suljfct to (U'lay
today because nt a wjruml aulopsv.
Dr. Ueoigo L. .Mctjiath, mtdical
ii in i jiri ui nunuiK tiHiiii, ini
making a chemical analysis of the
vital ovkudk. request ilie body In
order to make a more llitrouRh ex
nmhmtlun. AtnuinuhienlH were made
for (lie return of Mis. KuiIi'h jjd
to an undertiiker'H i ooms today
lifter Ur. Mctl.alh'H report, hut
fuiunal plaiiH went niK-ei-tain.
Mrs. KiKli died in a fire lant Fri
day ai the homo of 1).. Kdward H.
Kindor. HutUon denllM.
Tim firnt autopny wa:i imiToi nied
by Medfral Kxnminer (lenKe I,.
West of Middlesex county when it
wan HiitHined thai the dead wmnan
wok Mih. Meten Kinder, an Mra.
lluth had been known to neighbors
for more than a year.
Medical Kxaniim-r Went reio:ted
that death was due to the fire and
District Attorney Robert T. Hush-
liell haH twice declared that he was
convinced that Mih. Huth died Irotn ,
accidental causes. He said he or-;
dered the second autoiiKV In order
tloM there iniglit he tin onssihilit v '
of error I
Itaho Ituth, who ban remained !
Imre awHifl.iK tho funeral, denied
1hiit he know his wire was Jiving i
wllh Ur. Kindor lit Watertown, rh j
the dentist hod told Watorlowu po-i
lice. Monday.
The Haho also deniedthat he had
over met Ur. Kinder.
The fut arc ot Uornlhv. the il vear-:
old daiigl ter of tho Kuthw, remain-;Hi(( wnH ahHOltilelv necessary lojeapltn. Ch'ef Elliott has made
ed a question today, with Hie Wood-! ,nU ,u, HtM. paviti-: or the cltv j possible a fire department cum-!
lords, the family of Mrs. Ituth, re- j in Kn( condition by repairs, etc pored of trained firemen, with
IliliMBtlliK IhPir Intention of adopt ! j.;. jamuy tleclared that the 'whom he holds drills regularly to
Jli! tho child and friends of Itahe ; p,.,,,,,, woll(i nl vote two bond j maintain the high efficiency of ,
declaring that tho home run klnKtfH8Uu. It will he remembered that iho department. He has also or-1
was indignant at any such plan.
From sources close to the Wood-
fordH cume other rumors or
Bible litigation over tho eatalo of
Mrs. Huth.
vtiiiuii tut; r,:ni;m ttini i en.- i ii 111 n
of condolence received by Ha he
Huth was a message from Lou (ieh
Hk. IiIh team mate on the Now
York Yankees and chief rival for
homo run honors. (Jehrlith wired,
"PleaHo accept my heartfelt sym
pathy in yqur Kruat loss. May the
Almighty grant yon and Dorothy
HUlficienL stro.iKlh to het:r up dur
ing your ihereavpinenl."
JOKKl'III.NK OI I'K I ALS HAISF.ll
fCnntlnued on I'ago Four).
thing upproved by the legislature
in fi hill that was Introduced sur
reptitiously. It was defeated be
cause Honuone In the lobby talked
too much and said that 'if that bill
is passed then wo can spend our
money as wo damn please. If we
want to buy ail automobile we can
. buy It.' "
. iozr conimmm wiiu ins ex pi a-
nations until Chairman Staples
called for adjournment.
To Stimulate
; We Offer
No. 1 Common
Fir s4s
1x4 to 1x12, per M $22
2x4 io 2x12, per M $22
, IxG Shjplnp, ier 11 $22
1x8 Shiplap, per M $22
No. 2 Common
Fir s4s.
1x4 to1 1x12, per M $18
:2x4:to 2x12, per U $18
liiplap,Jx(i-fxS, U $18
No. 3
"'Common Fir
Sliiplap, Dimension,
Local Building
IJoards. Shcatliinir SIS;1''" nt? i t tio people. The
Lower Grades
From $5 per M up
Flooring
I
I
!!' ,!
' Ceiling
1x3 No. 4 Flooring
'3x4 coin. Flooritm ..
, lvi XT 1 li'l.iMMii.r PfT :
. T ir r, ' Z .k
JX V. U. i! 1001 HlK-,. -i!-H; bond Inlerpst. The Income ivve
IvC ,.m l,'l,w,i-i,nr K1ll"1"" would conm from transient
lb com. .r looting....: j ()lh(,r )iini,H , ,
1x4 Ceililltf $20 aliport. liaHKar rents, rentals paid
, . I liy 'tas and oil companies, uiercau-
v . Hle shops and restaurants itliln
. U-BXo-O 0X1) I'OOr !bl.7
8x10.4 l' Sash 75?
Medford
Lumber Co.
' One Block North
. S. P. Depot,
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10 SENATORS FOR
BREAKFAST PARTY
WASHINGTON. Jan. If.. (A')
' Kor the third time within a week,
'President CooHd wiim Imst tinlny
at a Henatorlal hreiikfiiHt party.
Twemy-iiite int'iii ltrn of the K",n-
ate. lit of them lciiieerat, were
Mii uut-hi
Thoj-e who .-tttended weie firm
of Maryland. Caraway of Arkan
mim, 'opeiand of Ni'W Vork, Iill
of Wanii Ink ton. Kdwardn of New1
.lei Hey, Class of VlrKinJu. Haweti
of .Mtsrioiirf. Ihiydcn of Arizuua,
llefl n of Alalmma, KtHK of I'tull.
Mayfield.of Texan, Neely of Went
Virginia, Overman of .North Caro
lina, Keel of MlKMtiiirl, Hteelc 'f
Iowa, TImhiiiiw of Oklahoma, Tyd
iiiKa of 'Maryland, Wjikiht of New
York , and Walh of Ainu tana, all
I eino'-rarn, and (ireene if Ver
mont and UotiiiiKou of Indian;!,
it -puhlieanH.
iiomi voti-; is (M,i,i;d
Oi'imtinueil from l'ae One.)
was the Hmallest sum nonMlbte for
which tl:e new airport could he j
built.. t
Kershaw Asks Delay
Tin. ..mw-ii ifu.-uuiii.ni u-im t:i.i
,.,i v. oi. .....to,., i.., i vi u'.,,-ut,!.
ti... i..i '...'!. ti...
r ,,t Ihis time, and take It under i "' su. resHlul sess ons in the his
further advisement. During th;tory of the association. I
discussion thai followed it was i In 1H2 the Mudford fire Ue- '
assorted by Kershaw and (he I artmcnt was awarded first place
other city ofriclala that t'y werelin Oregon for having the lowest
mj( oppoHoti to the lieu propused ! fire loss and In ltH, the fire ,
;,i,.M,..t I,, ,.Mn..el,(lu- fr li ! Iohm was tlie lowest in I he his-
t InHtrfere with the colilem-
..ii..,i i...t..i i. r,.,. it,e .
Kome months ago the people voted -anlzed a volunteer department,
Idow.i a Slim.hWI bond Issue for eomi osed of 24 members, and
"H-fHtm,t repairs and the like, and the lorilla w'tb its members to assure
:,.lty ofrirlnlH point out that ur a'K)Wll ervi( e when needed most la
; matter of uconomv this bond issue n,,,,. ,,r nujii.1i .-..nftai-'iaiitni.
must be resubmitted and passed
as the city can apparently raise
luiidK In no other way to Have Its
immense investment In pavement
laid years ago.
Other cotundlmen agreed with Mr.
Ja:iney'H statement that (lie people
would not vote two bond issues.
Mr. Kershaw, in IiIh motion for
delay at this time In calling the
al.port bond election, while stating
'that he was not opposed to sucn.
I If It was absolutely neceasary, said
(that ho uh well as the other mem
bers or (lie council some mourns
ago, when they voted $lir,uiin or
$27,000 for a new airport, did so
with tho understanding that u spe
clnl airport bond election could be Following accusations of a ill
nvolded by tie city council 'by year-old girl who suid uh saw
sheading the expend tare over four ,
yeara; program and thus .wold con-
filet with a bond Ishuc for street
pavement repalra and thu like.
Now llils program hud gone west.
ho said, and
Hut clly lutiiiiufHlra
Hon wiiH ('(infronli'd wllh Urn pnn-
I iHitlcin thai I hi' full nmiiuiil'r lln'
iiirpnrl inoiiny initHt In; ntlHcrl nt
(nice Willi 11 J 1:11.111m Imiiil Ihhiii.
mill not ln provtikMl Tor In a fo'l.r
yriirK' pni)cniiii of 11 lmrt t'licli vi'iir.
UK till- Clly EIIIIIU'll wiih ublv to
ralHo tli inonoy.
Believed Necessary
Ciiuih llini'ii .liitini'v niul I linn
moiul 11111I Clly Attorney C'nrkln
11 1 so an lit Hint Hint wiih thiMr tin
iliTHl mill ir ; whon tin1 ionii"ll voted
tho nionry for thn llrnt vi'iir'81 ox
lioiiillluni mtmtlif imo lint thnt they
vi-'Kiirdi'il new nlriiort to lut pro
vitli'il by n bi'iiil mhiu n.s i-imiiii'hIihI
by 1 1 1 1 Clmmliiii' nf CoiiiiiiiM'ii iilr
purl i'iiiiiiiiIhkIoi', ns now nciM-KHiiry.
Mayor A. v. ripen I'spiuiiu'ii
(hut ihe city council finance com- j
nillteo had had several confereni:
with the Chamber of ConuneiTe
airport commission on renchlm; the
lowest posHlblo nmoiint to he
named In Ihu bond Issue, and that
while It was ver?
Important and
he felt Hint tho city adnilnlslrii
Hon should not Jump hastily la a
matter Involving n expenditure of
Jluniiou or more, he felt thai Ihe
question of eallliiK a special airport
bond election for JlliO.unii "ounlit
lo be disposed of Ion! .Mil." The
chamber's conimitleo hud rssured
C .it tho sum could not lie less
than $1-11.11110, and Hint the bond
Ihsiio must be vofed not later thaii
..e uajti iieuee, u, , .,n,., k,
retuinltiK Its airport, thuroforc
Mayor l'lpes tho.mht tliero Hl.ould
bo no further delay
Hammond Motion
After Mr. Janney had staled that
;all tho council had to do would ho
to set tho date for the proposition
ito be submitted to tho voters, It
. Jt. H.
imri,i
Hammond moved thai .the
vr-iiiif Med by the t'ham
i her of Commerce aviation commtt-
P. C. Illllard. In his talk, said
that i:ni'0 was the least iiossl
hlo slim (hat would provldo lor a
satisfactory airport, and Hint tills
sum would buy the necessary land,
p.ovlde for the construction of
hiillditiKs and all necessary equip
ment.
Seeley Hall, In his talk on the
probable Income to be derived from
llm proposed new alrporl, said Hint
the first year the. Income would be
Jlmm mid that income would Krow
annually. Tim opcrat!:K expenses
.JUilnr tho first year would be about
$1111011. lie said, which win ld leave
-""' ' '", "I'l 1 liy.llenl of
the iil'rt. and llm like.
HaiiMT Voto
PORTLAND, Die.. Jan. Hi. UV
The condition of Kile X, la user.
I'tothind capitalist and holelman.
was repnrted to be "very serious"
today, tin has been 111 more than
a month.
. Orctfon Woollier.
Orijon: KhIi tonlKht mul Thurs
day. Qiii 0.eomlnij cloudy west
portion; continue) cold. fjerillr
varluMe winds.
Reappointed
as rire niei
hvz
ho was ie:ti)olnt-
niKlit for lyat.
fist k over tils ilutli'H in
Miin li, l'J2'.l, and U rewarded uk !
one of the ijturtt efficient file '
i-hlefs In the Hinted l'p until lastO
year he wan prcfUlcnt for two ;
L-diiseciitive jft'i'a "f the Hialu Fire;
( 'liicfs' iiSHoelatloit and last y
at Alurshfiehl held one of lb
lory of the city, being es than !
1 1 i una .. i,..tt mm dollar tier
IE
'OltTLANl), Ore., Jan. 1 Pi
unllornuM, im(renUMl tftko ,,.
'
froin UeepiM'H of 8iicoll(l-rnt IioH'Ih
niul rooming liounen, ' worUliiK to
Ki( tiir In 11 Hymem of oi'Kiiiilzpd
vli'e, Chli-f of I'olli'f .li'iiklns today
ordered nil niilnilnu'n wIioho benln
I
Itoy KIHott
Inelilded iiiUlrenses of the Iioiihi.'H nl Siilelil, are beliiH: Installed al
involved Ui report lo hhn llliniedl- t:ui,'i-tM. It was laid, and will lf
lltely. jiiiHtalled elsewhere.
"I inn trylllK to -let to llm bol- The M-erelary of .stale'M offl.-e
torn of tlliH." the chief KIllll. "If II elaiios tile eotl)ia ny is payillK
poKHlblo I will have the Hlrl hero gasoline tax-'s. but the eoiiunlltet
to see IT Nile can ideality any of .; lie llie il t the oiilnien that Hie
tho men that alio saw lake the situation la one in whlvb the ae
llloney." Itual ninoiint of easollne llsi'd b
Nnnies of 15 or -i! ostit'.diHh
inentH Involved have been I'urii
lslied the city coiiih II. The owners
have been cited to nppenr before
that hody mid to allow chiiho why
tlelr licenses alnmld not ho re
voked. The dlHlrli.t attorney's offlou
here, al ter bearlim I Ins nirl's story,
Hulled transcripts of Iter stale-
nielils over to Ihe police unit to
the city attorney
Tho ulrl told it story of an al
lemal widespread syslem of com
mercial vlcu 111 tho city Involving
from six to ton Kills In each of the
15 or roomliiK houses and hotels.
TO 00 TH APIII AMH
li flH fl V
IU UU IU nUlil.nilU
i
KntiihtH
Talisman I.odKe No. I'l,
li..,,lM aiillsllallv 111
terestlnK meutlnt; Monday evenitiK
n H,.ltlw irru.(1.B j,, (.linl(ttl(
Chancellor Commander Charles 11.
tioold presidlim.
Thorn were ten past chancellors
present. District lk'puly tirand
v iiancfllor 11. C. iloehne an
mmnced that it Iiii-to deleKation of
oil Kuluhls and I'ythlan Sisters
will Journey to Ashland I'ritlay
tHriiiliK to attend the Joint Instal
tat Ion of tho Ashland lodue.
Tho rythhtn Sisters will hold
j their mwt card party Thursday
j eviniim. These eoid nartles are
boconituK very populur.
FIVE TEAMS ENTERED
II
The Copeo Korinn. emplnyes or
Kaul.atioit of the Cuhtmlft n -
Ken Cower
company, has enh'ivd a
'He -toan team Qn tlte recently
furmed City Howling l.escue tmnle
up of tennis from tile Klks, Copeo.
Tomllu IIx Kactorv. ."tiail Tri
bune and Montuomery Ward Co.
On Monday o.km.n nther mem
bers of the Copco Kuril in will
i?uther ut Ihe Nutatttiluiu alleys to
bowl In tlie Copeo Korum league.
I41M MuhlV lUkettiall.
(My the Associated Kress.
At Missoula Montana State, r4;
Montana, SS.
McMinnvlllo Uilliunette, 31;
laufietd. 90.
K'.iKene OreKon, 62; Kortland
Cheeketboard. 24.
Mull Tribune nr
;ft.(inn people every day.
road
E
I I'Alt Jan. . iA)
prli-Mt
' arrived at !:nvhal KtM-h'H
home
thin iifteriioon and Ktayel fur
twenty ininuteH. He cave no Indi
' cation uf hitt iiiIkhIod wlien ho left.
1'AltlH, Jan. The :omll-
tioii of MaiHhal Terdinand Foeh
continued nive totay. IJuririK the
moinliiK he suffered u liht weak
ness, but at the pres nt Htagc of
hiw illn'-HH tlilH unit stated nfi to
ue necessarily alarniltiK-
Io. Daverib'reH, toe niarnlialH
army phyMieiun, railed at IntervalH
of every two hours and at noon
lH llertK-lioyer niade a brief call.
Itnth phicinnn will visit the pa
tient uy.nlii late this afternoon anil
there will hi' a K(nral consulta
tion early this evening.
The war time penerallsMmo is
battlliit? fur Ills life, there being
Intermittent weakness of the heart
and then reactions during which
he is somewhat stronger. The fact
that his brother, the ftev. Father
Koch, has been summoned to
I 'arid from Mont pettier is Inter
preted as Indicating that the doe
tor's feel the marshal's condition
Ik most mm-Io us
Uetie iM.urnier, the mar-
shal s grand daughter, cam to i
luncheon at home today ami;
sat at the table with her grand- .
'oHio-r and inothcr
"Whore i grandpapa.' Why
doesn't he eat? I w
him, she said. I.ut
nt to see
this hitter
lb " IkhI to be denied,
l)v- Uaveiileres said his patient
w tnkliiK nourishment legubirly
and willingly but that his diet
necessarily was a very light one,
. 4
TO LEAD IN PASADENA
1'ASAUKNA. f'nl.. Jan. i li
John Jitioo', I'ortliind, profcHsiuital
stroked bis way to an early lead In
the $-(iimi I'aFadena open golf
tournament today when he negoti
ated the first IX holes In 31-37
7:1. He was followed by Harold
lieer of Santa Monica, who shot
(be IS in Ilti-.lit 75.
I (oi ion Sinli It, Ncnsa t I o n a I
youngster from .loplln. Mo., round
ed the first nine in 3'.. (leorge
'on i:im. Detroit amateur, who
with Mac Donald Smith of Long
Island, N. V.. paced the qualifying
field yesterdsy with a shot the
first nine holes In one under par,
35.
A HAN IX IN ItAlliS I'llll AITO
(I'nntlllili'il frnin I'uko Otic.)
ihe Sotitheru Pacific staKes can
not tie checked.
To meet Ihe situation ,i. M. I le
vers, iillnrucv fur the state high
way eoiiiinlsslon. Is preparing nn
aliieliillneiu to the Kasolliie tax
acts, whereby tile lax would he on
Ihe use. as well as the sale el'
Clisel'lie.
Are You "Hitting
On All Six?"
Liver Stomach Boweli
Nerves Brain Heart
Are They AIU 00?
Folks, tho human boilv is just like a
Rwwl car, everything must be m gooil
workhiK order U you expect to Bct the
lust performance out of either.
"ou can't c.icct to feel toof if yotir
liver is out of order, your stomach
nPsct' nerves jumpy or bowels tied up.
i uti iniini uiiim u u.ii luiirs
and' you weak, weary dcspomlent men
and women who have been docloriiiK
for ars tryins to get Kick the vim and
endurance of earlier years will beaston
ished, drlightco! and amazed to sen
how quickly strength, energy ami vital
ity come back thru the use of Tanlac.
Aio to your wurimM now and get a
I bottleof Tanlac, iillions of folk have
started Luck on t lie road to youth,
health and happiness with this world-
, famous tonic and there is no reason !
why you, too, can't hegin today to re-
: build your worn-out tissues and rc
vitalirc your entire system.
'our money back if you arc not
speedily helped by a fair trial of this
worhl-famous mclicinc.
Tanlac
52 M1UJON BOTTLES USED
fRANK'S
Comedians
Starting
THURSDAY
The Comedy of Movieland
"A Hollywood
Madonna"
BARGAIN MONTH
Children lOe
Adult, 35o
Vaudeville and Everything
MANN'S The Best Goods for the Price, No Matter What
NEWLY ARRIVED
INITIAL 'SHOWING OF SPRING MODES AT
MANN'S DEPARTMENT STORE THURSDAY
"Korrect" Dresses
Just Arrived Our first Shipment of
"Korrect"' Dresses for Spring
Made -of the new litfht wcilit won liintcrinls
sm-li lis Kasha and Twei-ds. Now Silks in
printed and plain i-olors; come in regular and
hall' sixes; the host fitting garment made.
Sold exclusively at .Mann's. $1Q QQ
Special, each
ii
Korrect"
The latest mode for spring wear, made of
beautiful Tweeds with Silk Ulcmses, three
quarter length coat. $9T 0
Priced for Thursday at, ea ' ,JVf
New Silk Dresses at
$10.85
These dresses are without doubt the best val
ues ever shtjwn in Medford for the price,
made of beautiful silks in plain and printed
colors, just in from New Yol k. Keally worth
more nionev; priced for (ti A QC
Thursdav, 'each JlU.OD
ALL FALL AND WINTER GARMENTS ON SALE
THURSDAY V-i, Mi, and ii OFF REGULAR PRICES
OPENS AT MANN'S THURSDAY MORNING!
Exceptional Bargains in Every Department
-aAAAAi.) See
40-Inch Crepe de Chene
Splendid quality, all good shades; sold at regu
lar prices up to $2.1o. Pre-lnven- 0"t 7Q
tory sale price, yd & 1
54-Inch Wool Kasha
In all tin; good shades for spring wear. Regu
lar price !r'!.."; Pre-Inventorv lJO AC
sale price, yd V.UiJ
I? r
every woman s L.eatner oag une-rourtn ju
In order tg clean up 0111 stock of Women's Leather Bags we will place
our entire stock on sale Thursday; many new pouch, envelope and un- Jgyu
der-aiiii styles tt) choose from; colors black, brown, tan and blue; also
some silk, velvet and sport bags priced from .tii.oU to 2.9."). Pre-lnventory
sale rice OFF
Women's
Half Price
Women's Collar and Pdouse Fronts
made of lace, net and cfepc de chine,
a few Silk Scarfs in rose, tan and
green, especially good for suits and
s Torts dresses priced from $1.4") to
H9,". On sale Thursdav :
lrice,
Rayon Hose
Fine tpiality w i t h
pointed heel in all
shades and sizes,
regular price t!)c.
Thursday, 59 C
Mail Orders Promptly Filled, Postage
Ensembles
igMI-ANNUAk
3JS 1
Blanket Special
ti().S0-incli Double All -Wool
Blankets in tan and black
plaids. Regular p r i c e . J.oO.
Thurstlay. ' $? 95
pair
Disolav in Window
f .1 r
Neckwear at
Price
Buy Hosiery and Underwear
Theme" Pure Silk Hose I $2.75 Silk
1'ull-fashioned witli a square
ami pointed heel; regular price
fl.li-"). Pre-Jnventorv $1 QC
pair
Bloomers
for Children
Made of cotton wash
satin in pink and
white, f!V v a hi e s.
Sr"1, 39c
J '11 1 1
New Spring Coats
TAILORED TWEED STYLES
Made of AlMYool Tweeds and Silk lined, John
nie and scai f collars. .$18.00
Sjiecial. each
Sole agents in Medford for Conde, Printzess and
Missey Coats New arrivals daily.
1 ,
Fancy Rayon Bedspreads
81 x 105-iii. size; conies in rose, blue, green, gold
and lavender. Regular price $lAo. tO
Jre-Iaventory sale price, each f?J&-
Tea Time Prints
10 inches wide, suitable for making kimonos
and pajamas, .-tl.7;") values. CQ
Sale prke, yd 1 ou
Peter Pan Prints
Peter Pan and ABC Zephyr prints, 152 inches
wide, in both light and dark patterns, liegular
price 59c vard. Pre-lnventory Cr
sale price" yard ' OOC
r i- .1
Pure Linen Lunch Sets
4"-inch Pure Linen Lunch Cloths with four 12
inch Napkins to match, hemstitched and stamp
ed for enibruiderviiig; regular price (IJO 1 Q
2.7.!. Thursday, set VflV
Doll Laundry Bags
Witli two large pockets for liiuidkerchiefs, etc.,
comes in blue, green, orchid, tan and 1Qr
brown, 1.45 values. Thursdav, ea "JC
To close out broken sizes in (Hove Silk Vests
we will offer values up to 2.75 l ff
Thursday only at. each P
Bonita" Hand Made Li owns
1 1 :.. .1 . 1 .. i 11 . T
hubroidered in dainty designs, all col- QC
irs, 1.25 values. Now. each OC
f 0"THE STORE
Prepaid Agents for
the Price MANN'S
rrr aacnoDB
Tomorrow .
Vests $1.00
FOW EVERYBODY
Butterick Patterns
llfl
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