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Newspaper Page TextMAJiClf PAflfl TCTCilTT MIODFORD MAIL TKIiaUX K,'' MftJ)FOIsD, Qlt KOO.V. WKUX K.SDA Y, 6. I'll"). ROAD DAMAGE TO PROPERTY Court Hears First Reading Midway Highway Petition Property Owners Claim Right -of -Way Damage Not Equitable. Aicumenu lor and nKalnxt the proponed cnntilruellon of tho Mid way hlxliwuy were preaentcd thin morning at the firm readlnit of the petition tiy the comity court. A noeonil hoarlnir on the road will lie held u week from Tlmraday, when the matter will he taken under art vlHenieut y; the county court. An curly decision Ih exjioeted aa the road, if Imilt, will be an imiiortnut unit In Ilia general loud program lor the year. The main contention, wan over a matter of damage to property thiongli which the ron will iai, there being a wide divergence of oplulon between the value art by tho road viewers William Dray ton, Jnmea Owenn and J. It. Kohln boii nnd (hone not by the Individ ual property owners. Attorney Frank J. .Newman, apenlilnx In behalf of nelf and joulno fech, rieclareil Hint the np praiHal maile tiy tint vlewerr "were rldleiilniia.' He aaul they hail fixed bla damage, at ?IUU and that he figured It wan not lean than Xiooo. Al. J. Hwing declared thai the dam age to hla tract would he not lean than $2000, and 10. K. Slump mild ho conaldereil hl damage al 2Uio. The county, before illatnlaaal, naked that all the prolealanta leave their damage clalma with tho court. CommlHslnner Iltirsell announeed that the county would not pay the high vnluea demanded, auil "we will Btnle our cam" when wo get Into eonrl." Legal aillon wiih tlirentened by aome of Hie remon atralora. Dr. ,1. M. Keeno served written nullce thai, the dumami adjuatment allowed for Hie rouil moaning hi property wna not antlBfaciory ami that he would content the conal rue lion of the toad until audi tlmo na n aatlHfuctory adjustment wni inudo. Build Now, It Uroe II. 10. Nealon of Hum Valley Oiangc No. (10, which haa undoraed the road, declared thut "the road on the hnala of economy would pay for llaelf In a very lew yeiira," and "that the road would he Imllt In the near future, ao It Hhoulil he built now, when II would be cheap er than In 10 yeiua." Ho declared that the road would ho of high value lo Ihu entire . north end of. Jackaon connly unit ' deHcrlbed Hnmn Valley "n now bul lied up." The road, he auld, would afford n Hlralitht allot fur pear and uinbor and dairy proilucia to Mil illy, with the elimination of Id rut'vca uud oavlng In mileage. "Tim Sum Valley (Irangn gave Ibo rond coiiHlileruble iudy nnd Ihn action wn not lakeii lo alight any oilier town, hut hecuuae .Med ford wu the chief outlel, and we have to come horo," auld Mr. Nen lou. , ' 10. W, Citrlalnn of Ihn Tublo Moult dlairlcl iuild that the proponed road would mean u aavlng of two and one-half mllon to Mil, city, a heavy Hem In fruit hauling not lo men ' Hon giiHolluo coal, lie aniil an area without road facllltleu would be arrved. fluvld Wood of (lie Medoo or chard apoke In favor of the road, nud aaid that it would iio nn nam,! to northeru Jukaon county orchard 11. John llamilcU auggeatcd n a no lullon that lite road meet Hie I'll elite l lghwny at tho Morrlninn place Inalend of Ihu ptoHcnt pro pimed alle. Ohjecllioi were regis tered by tho protcKtnnM to the wlill h of the. dnulile turn on the I'aelllc highway. Proponent of Hie road IntdKtcd upon It being built l:i a nt might line und Unit "Ihe beneflla to the n-ne Hie Ural coiiHiilerallon. . Owner of properly to be at feel nil uy me proiioHeii rood are a f,il. low: William WIHe. I.vnan I'ech. .1. Klaham, l.enn ( iiiiiuilnga, Mary Hmllli, Dr. J. M. Keeno, Kinnin Mor rlniitn, (leorge lllltou, (' H. limine. IN CONTENTION Convalescents irom "flu" should build up strength Now is the vital time to keep system functioning normally YOU think you're nil well from the "l!u." Lmv to pet out and luck to the oh again. You suit nut with I lot of pep in tlie morning, nd hy night you cm lurdly lr:i tine foot after the other, let alone eat your dinner with relish. Often it period of weakness fullmvn "llu" nnd that's the very time to tvxtch yourself carefully. 'Dun 't let your nystcm get flowed tip or slug gish, keep it functioning norm illy with Nujol. Take a tahlcspnonful of Kuiol every night. Tlut'i not hatd todo and itdocslielptrrincndously. I'hysiciant agree that, particularly when you've been lick, purging In laxatives and cathartics is not ad visable. Many doctors arc, therefore, iTricr thing Nujol, as in no case dues it cause exhaustion or weakening of the system in any way, Nujol can't possibly upset ynu or disagree with you, It is as h.ittnlen 1 E. E. Stump, F. J. Newman, 1. W. I ' Smiley, II. J. Swing and Dr. C, T. ' Sweeney. I In the neighborhood of 25 Inter eMed property ownern attended the j seKsion. i Court Calendar The i-lroull court trial calendar for the month of .March wan fixed j yeaierdny by Judge Marry XorLon ' and local attorney. The caae. and date aet for their dlhponal follow: Newman va. William, Mnrch 8; . F. J. Newman. (iu Newbury, j KUllO of llll'H'JIl v. fiodgo Dellv. i-ry ear, .March II; l.'odillng and : NellisOn. Htato of Orogon v. Smith and ! Ooetcbln, March 11; Codding and ; Nellnon. Kelly and Kelly. Howell v. - Me, March 12; ( Knilght, Crew and Codding. Hlulft of Oregon vh. I. H. Wat i kin. Mitreh 13; Codding nnd Nell i on. Kelly and Kelly. French and Atwood vh. Onnfield, March 14; llunna nnd KnrlKlit. ; ijon' ft. Newbury. ! Merenanta Col. llureau va. John nn. March 15; Men It. Newbury. .Vcdfnrd National Hank. March , 18; fl. M. Robert, Kkillnnoii, el al. i Shrive v. Jennlng. March la: 1 fl. M. Roberta, Hogg and 1'llegel. Smith va. Cameron. March 20 21; (1. M. Robert, Newbury & 1 Newbury. .Lalng v. Rogue River Studio, ' March 22; (leo. W. (lenrhart, Ceo. , W. Codding. j Smith v. Tnrbell. March !!6; W. j fl. Trill, tiua Newbury. I Young V. New I'liblinhlng Co., '.March 20-27; Kelly & Kelly, (ill ' Newbury. j Southern Oregon Credit nurcnu vh. Herteltmn, March 21; Knrighl. i Nellenn. , RiiHKell, Inc. vh. 1'elk Hull. March 21; Kelly Kelly, Newman. PREPARE CROWD A B G If prfHcnl conilltloiift ccoitinue lo hold true, one of the large!- crowibt of Ihe HeiiHou Ih expected, to wllnes the big American Legion boxing Hliioker al the Armory next Mon day evening, featuring Terry Kl leen of Mugeiie, IbU peundH, agaln-st Kralikle U'arneko of 1'orlland, Ui2, In a 10-round main event, ThcHit two hoy are expected lo put up one of the foment fighlH neen here 'till FCUHOII. Advnnce ticket rnle are report ed to be allowing a good increane dally and an attendance in expecie,! 'from all part of the county. The legion niembi-rnhip will probably be well repre. -nti-fV. njeanlltg a good nbat-e of tho linn or Tee nu-ni-bcr.i will be preni'lll. The nellll-wlndllli bclweell Ulkey MorrWcm of I'ortbiinl and V'rankb' Meuroe In iiIho continuing to draw lutcrent, a well a the two four reillld prelintlllllt'ieH. STVI.K KIIIIW A BITCKSK tConliuucft from rage One.) glirioenln t.le bent dri-HMed balden will wein- during Hi2'.i. ' The M. M. Ucparlinent nloie, Adrienne'K, intielujn II. Hoffmann illlil .MUlllir had InterealiiiK nr. rangetuent In both wilulew cl Ik pIh.v and Indoor expeHltloii of nprlng funhlonn, in feminine wear ing apparel. The liiicMt In foelwe'M' fM' played effectively by the llooter.v, Kldd'H and otlui nhee Nioren mid ilepaiitiietili: Ibrlloul (be i-liy. iOlectrlcal equipment for belli beauly and utility wan dcmonntrul ed in the window of the Southern Oregon Klectiic. People' Klecliic. Independent Clocttic and Ihe Mcil fonl Klecliic. When the clock Htruck S, Mann'n Ilepnrtiiiem ntore door awumr open and a large crowd of poople walling on the eulnlrte poured In to Willie the benutirul and elapor. ale allow. . The black velvet and liiclulllc nllvcr dropn at the head of Hie mi rill- formed all effective background for the niodeln who came down Ihe wide nlairwav eu the runway. The Mann' Shew wan ImornperHcd with peppy acloc lion from Wllnon Welle'a oivIick Ira and numbcm by Margaret lloohioii Willliininon, 'liio ,1. i Penny ntore' spring wlnilovvn allrecti'd wldenprcail nt tentien bint night. An exception ally fine urriiy of re.-ffly-io-w car Is being featured thin eoring liy tills store. as water. Just pure natural sul stancc that keeps ihe system func tioning at nature meant it to Regu larly. ILaily. ("ont.'ins no drugs or medicines. It eliminates poisons and brings about Kiter health. Get a Kittle and start taking S'ujnl IihIjv. It is oncsiniplcw.iv to regain strength and keep lit. Made bv the makers of Mtsiol, Taggart Called r xs I r jc f , yum THOMAS TAGGART. INDIANA POUS. lm Mar. 6. UV- Thorn an Tii'fritrt, vi.'leran In diana iJemocnitlc leader, died at hiH home here thifl mornliiK. fol lowing an lllitotjs of several monthH. IU wiw 2 y(-ari old. BY How a blushing bride and groom were trapped and made the Invol untary guoHla of tho l.iona Club nt tnelr noon luncheon today, will be a phillro long c-herlnbed in the memorloH of Hie four wily captors I. bin local Anderson and hl bride. Hetty llehl Anderson who were uiariied at the Anilei-nou home at 1 1 o'clock, were preparing to sit wilh their guest at lllo wed ding luncheon when the groom wio summoned to the door of lib' home. On tho porch Mood I. Ions I'.rioknm and Hanson, smiling Innocently and holding out a bou quet of ciiolce paper flower a a gift. Reaching to receive them, the groom, together with tho bride whir had followed her husband to the door, were grabbed by tho nusgy j.lon brolhern and dragged Into (he trar. artlHtically deco- ateil by Mens Hcolt unit Khilugle. also on the "reception committee." The couple were driven through town at u funereal puce, and were said lo have bluslied artistically Hie entbe lenglli or Main street. I'scorled lo the .Ion club hon ipiet hull lin y were given u mighty rooc'anil presented with a beinitl f ill hiunmeroil aiiver bread tray, before being releaned. Jon Newbury, 'clerk . of the repeal of iawH conunittco, who re. turned Ihn mat of the week from Ihe legislature at Salem, gave an Interesting resume of nctlvltlea In both tho senate and bouse while the law mailing IioiIIch are In hi-n-slon. an part of the l.lons club pro. gram. Thai inoro than one thousand bills, iiieniorlalN and resolutions are disposed of by Ihe legislature during a session, contradictory to the erroneous Impression tout legislators waste lime, wan point ed out by Mr. Newbury. The musical profirum for the day was planned by I. Ion New berry, chairman of the program 'committee. Misa.Hoiin Richard son. accompanied hy Laura Pros, cott, sang a group of n-ilos. Hhe '. Won followed by the MIsm l.eona unit loin uicuich, who cunitibut cd piano and mandolin duets'. That tlie Lions club Ih lo prenent n wheel chair lo u local crippled my. was an announcement made at today' meeting by Lion semi, aert ! ludlciillve of nome of the splendid deed of charily per-.,,il,i-ii by tins and oioer serwee cloliH of Meilford. .MIm Hetty Mnhl and Oscar An ilerson were united in miirrlitge at ihe Anderson homo at It o'elni k thin noon. Itcv. Cnrninn K. Mell, imntor of the t'lirlstlan church, v( fleliiling. m The lillde WQ- a lii-uulillll t,-eor-lieltrt and luce Iroili and carried ii liiiniiuet of diilmy pink rosehuds. Tim eei'emony was witnessed by a Miiutl coniii'eiiiitlon of friends and relatives, im'ltiilinii Mis. M:ir i;aret lodil, mother of tlie luide. and .Mr. ami Mrs. A. V. Amlrmm, luireotn ef ihe Mroom. The eniiple left, fetlowliiK a wed dlnu liini lieiHi nt the home of the urnoin. fur n meter trip to south ern I'allfnrnia. rxiiecttna to return here In two weeks. RADIO RECITAL OVER A ileliKhtful radio rri'ltnl was i pree,ilnl over Matlen KJIKU due ln t'upeo Imiir list nin.it by Ihe illits of .Mrs. tlore'h imuo elnses and Ihe violin xl nilttll n of Mrs. lienilie IIoIki i-. lnny expressions of nlreeintiioiOenn-erninK tlie Mdelollil, lierrormanee of the youthful hrllsis who innleliaied In Ihe tiroirrain were hemd loiluy and reini.'sif, made fnr n !imllar Iri"ii'nm m nome futui-g date. i ! NEW TRAFFIC ORDIXAXCE (Continued from f'ae One.) . Iieriod of time longer than twenty . minute, nor more than three icln j ute for paaenger. ! (c) It shall be unlawful for any ; vehicle to atop la any alley for i ; period of time or for any purpose i other than authorized herein, nro- ! vlded that no vehicle ahull be oi- orated or stopped In uch a man ner u to prevent the free passage of other vehicle at all time. idl It shall be unlawful for the driver of any commercial vehicle to load or unload merchanuise or ma terial between the hours of 7 a. m. and 7 p. in. on any day of the week excepting Saturdays, Kunuays and rolldaya, and on Saturday be tween the hour of 7 a. in. and 3 p. jn. in any retail business district excepting In alleys and designated loading zone. One Way Traffic In Alleys I All alleys in tho central business ! district Khali bo for one-way traffic only, and tbn superintendent of of streets I hereby directed to do- j e mine the uirectlon of travel in j uch alleys and to erect and maln I tain sign at every intersection' where movement in the opposite direction Is prohibited. Signs The superintendent of streets "bill have the excluKlve power and . duly to place and maintain signs, lor the uesignation of the.provi-, ;ln of this ordinance, and no pro-; vision of thl ordlnnuco for which sign are authorized and required shall lie enforceable against an al leged violator If, nt any time of the alleged violation, the .signs were missing, effaced, mutilated or de faced so that an ordinarily observ-, unt person would not be apprised of or aware of, the existence of Hitch provisions. ... ; I Sections 5 and 11 of Ordl-j nance No. 14S1 prohibit passing nt ; intersoclions, which on Main and ' oilier "Stop" street practically lim its tho street to one lane of trnfrlc In each direction-and causes dan-: geroua weaving In and out, and also encourages drivers lo ho care ful about keeping in their proper : places when making a turn. A great many operators drive in the ' middle of tho streets, and In pre-' paring to make a loft turn swing lar to the right before turning. dins encouraging collision with n driver from ellher dlrecllo:i who would be under the impression that ; the first car waH turning lo the i light, while those intending to turn 1 to the rlKht almoat Invariably do no from the center of the street. These are very common taults, and i tliu following sections are Intended j to lessen tl,ee practices and also I increase the capaclly-of the street j i hy amont 100 per cent. The relen, ; ienco to the markings nU llie.Kr P.; tracks in paragraph (c) Is to pro-; ' vlilo room for inoro enrs while. waiting for trains to pas, and to invofd cars stopping In the Inter-' section of Main nnd .front streets. Turning at Intersections I (a) Right turns. The oper ator of a vehhio Intending to turn to the light at an intersection oY Into nn alley or driveway Khali ap proach tho poinlof turning in Hie line of traffic nenient the right hand edge or curb of tho street, nnd 111 tinning shall keep as close-; ly na piactlcablo to Ibo rlghl-hand i curb or edge ol the street. j h) Turning left. Tho operator of a vehicle Intending to turn to ; Ton KXCKSHIVK r URIC ACID TltV TIIH WILLIAMS TUI-'AT- ; ii-:nt 35 Cent Bottle (32 Doses) FREE JuhI hoeuuMn yon ntnrt tho iiy vnrri(l nnd HiimI, stiff li'K "nn" untl niusctoH, nn arltltm hnid, liiiruliiK honrlni! lnvn palux In me imrK worn 't hi-fnro th day h.'t'tns lu not ihinli ynu havo lu .stay In that concHllon. tn tln;, wi'll, with nn stiff JitlSttK, nr nttisrlrH. rhuiimnlic p.ilnv, tu'hinR bak or-kllny trou )U tan ho fl hy lwnly mnh upUIh. If you Miiffcr from hlnrtdor wralc uohh, with hurnhm. nmliliiiK ialn. or If yu nro In nnd out of hed half a do'i-n tlmt'M a nlwht. yon will atH'fci'iutc tin! iVmI. rnnifnrt and H'.ri'nuth thlH treatment nliould kvi: Tn prove The William-- Treat ment conquer kidney and Madder diKortlern. rheiimatlHin nnd all other nllmi'lltH when tine to cxeewlVM mie aeld. no malter how ehronlr or Hiulilmrn, If yoti havo nevfr tried 1'ho Wllllnmrt Treatment, we will ttivo one hotlle tit.' doses j Jreo If yoti will rut out. thin notice and s ud It with your name and adtlrehH. I'leue setid to eeni to help nny postage, paeUlim. oti., to The Dr. I A Will In iih Ctimpanv, lept. Ill?.3a. I', O. Itttlldinv. lvJtHt Hampton, Conn. Send at onto and you will receive hy parcel post a regular S.V bottle, without clmice and without incurring any oLUh'X llon. (inly ono tiottte to the same ndilrcfi or family. FRANK'S Comedians IN The Armory Thursday Night Only V Presenting A family From Upstairs PRICES Children 10c Adults .. 80c GRAHAM-PAIGE Wins First Place in Famous European Road Competition CLA&i Of RiCE I TMdOL Da Himrypt Dry Latter f.':gh- Letter N L ita'hiwaris Itvriratad trytht RECEIVED AT ' ' -Mcdford, March OUl : .. Crater Lake Automotive Company, Four Speed Graham-Paige has won Europe's most important touring eompetitioii-p the. eighth annual Monte' Carlo Rally over field of sixty-four entries, winning $1V . OiX) prize. Clean' sweep iw hill climbing speed and endurance driving: Dr. J- J- . ' Sprengci- van Ei.jck of .Stockholm, Sweden, driver, of car. Great achievement for Aineri-an-l)iiilt cars and Graham-Paige. Three other American entries .finished in sixteenth', ' seventeenth and twentv-third places. . . '.' . . GRAHAM-PAIGE MOTOR CO A New Carload of GRAHAM-PAIGES Arrived Last Week CRATER LAKE AUTOMOTIVE tlie left nt nn Interneetlon or Into n driveway nluill npiironeli the point of turning Into tile lane for trnffie. to the riitlit (it und next to the center of tl.e rouilwuy, und unless ot hoi wise dlreeled liy "turnins niaikers' tho operator of a ve hicle in turtunK left ut an Inter section shall pass to the center of Ihe intei'Hection .'hel'orn turning. Upon HtreetH luned for. traffic and upon one-way street, n left turn shall he made from the left lane OEXOE MULLINS 0 !lr' NEW NEW SPRING Group No. 3 to $1595 OC30C aocaoc WESTE TEL NEWCOMB CARLTON. PlicSiOCNT GEORGE W. E. ATKINS. VICC-MIMIDENT BELVIDERE BROOKS. vice-PIIOENT 'of traffic. At intersect lonB bo inurked hy the superintendent of streets, no left turn shall lie made. ! (c) TurniiiK Milrkers and Traf ; fiee Lanes. Tlie superintendent of 'streets is herehy authorized lo place turning markers and paint ' lines within or at the entrances to intersections directing that traf j tie nhall follow a lino of travel jollier than as described hy suhdi vlslon (h) of this section, and is further authorized nnd directed to 30E30E -NEW- COAT SPORT AND were never more pleasing, and values you u must see tor yourself to appreciate now we have sale priced these new spring coats. A coat here to fit every purse and hundreds to choose from. Sizes for misses, stylish'stouts and regu lars 14 to 52. Tomorrow JfSr800 Sale NOTE THESE PRICESo AND EVERY COAT A NEW MODEL FOR EARLY SPRING WEAR SPRING COATS Group No. 1 to $15.00 d $095 COATS $24.50 ltd IIIULLIIV !$' 310 East Main Street MEDFORD loaoc UNION u if7 AM CO. 103 So. Riverside ' Phone 202 . J. 0. Grey H. D. Grey : mark anil mnlntnln paint lines for 'two lanes of traffic, in each dlree 'llon upon Main street (Tthl for a distance of forty feel from Ihe In 'tersection with the Southern .I'n cific trucks, and nt any street In jtersections where traffic conditions I may demand such markings. The usual form of ariii'i; clause land the section reRarding penalties IshouM he included in this ordi ', nance. i In conclusion we wish lo point oeio: locaoi S DRESS COATS NEW SPRING COATS Group No. 2 to $18.00 $1 195 CLASS Of 5HVICE SYMBOL Day Memji ' Oar Ui!T Mtjht f.auact - Nlghl Latv N 1. li iijna ot thnia llwaa lymfcot appaanatlor tta rhaek nun.ber al wfXdK thU (aa day mevtaoa. Olhtf wive ih characUr is indicated by Uu tymbol apoearliH) after the clieefc. 'mil Hint no. ordinances, nn matter how good, are of any -.vnltin what- soever unless they aro Impartially enforced against nil parties, passen ger and commorcliil operators, city employes and city officials, and the. police department should not be. Interfered wilh In such enforce ment hy either citizens or officials, hut should receive the whole hearted cooperation of all la oiv dor to make a safer and inoro on derly city. toao Trade Expansion SALE! uwn W J NEW SPRING COATS Group No. 4 to $?9.50 895 r o D o 2)