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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL Till BONE, MEDFORD, ' ORKOOV. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER: 20. 1920. Medford Mail Tribune Dttly, fundar, WetUf I'uWUitd by medpoko puntinq co. I-ST-S9 M. Fir St, 1 BORRRT W. RDHL, Mite I. 8UMPTKB SMITH, Uuag Ao Independent Nnripiptr Enured w iond clui nutter it Htdfotd, Orefon, under Act nt MvcD 8, 1819, auRscmi'TioN bates Br Mill la AdTince: Hilly, with BmxJ-y, rw If. BO li)lr, wltu BurxUf, month TO tiillr, without Bundv, ?rtr. ,.,,.,,. 1,60 Dillr, without Rundar, month ,' .69 VittWj kl&ll Tribune, ot yrer 2.00 Bundiy, one jeu 3.00 hf Carrier, In Advance In Medford. Ashlind, Jirkiomllle, Central Paint, Fboeolx, Tuent, Gold Bill ind on Highways; l)U )T, with Sunder, month ,T5 Dailr, without Bundiy, mooth. .6 DaJlj, without Sundey, one rev...... T.00 Dailj, with Sunder. on fer 1.00 All termi, cwh la adttne, MKMHEB OP1 TUB AfWOClATED PRJESB Retelling Pull Luted Wire Brrrle The Attoeleted Preae le tseltulrelf entitled Is the use for publieetloo of ill newi dlipitcbee tttaiiea w n or outerwue creaiieo in inia piper. loo auo to tne loeei nnra ptuunM o AU rtfthu for publication of ipeeUl feereln ire ilu reared. Official piner of the City of MedforC Official paper of Jicikui Cuuntjr. Sworn daily average elreulitlno for ill ending AnrU let, 1028, 4571. AdrertiRi Rrprettntati'M U & MOCENflEN A COMPANY Ottiem In New York, Chicago, Dttntt, rrinelMo, Lot Angelee, Betlle, Portland. Smudge Smoke - Legal lights of the Ntuto huvo been shilling urouml hero fur two day. There ht nothing, pu unekwi nq a layyn .avIicm, you Imvo no i. ..I. .... i.i n.i .... noble, as when you do. When oho ncedft n lawyer, one NEKDH htm. Col. Touvclle of J'vlllo In rid ing uround in evidence of a boun tiful pour crop, v , U, . Waahiru;ton Mnddox, tho em inent MethofltHt and flhlnoloKiut ox " ecuted u eoulld of old flongn for tho Lions "Wed. Tho executor tins, a good pair of lungR, und lie lot thorn play. . J. FerKUHon Ik-uth wan up from (iruntH J'mhs Thur. eve. Jlo hi'n IiIh boy it ru d, Is an Kinarl, a If he lived in Medford. It looks like nothing would bring the much needed rain, except a parade. The farmer had nomo hay done, but no remilta wcru ob tained. . Tho Paris edict that womcn'H rkit'tH be longer, Ih not ' being obnyrd to nny exlnnt In these part. Tho doer hoiihoii opened Thurs day, find thoro will bo consider able passing of tho buck, it 1 ex pected, i JJorb lloovoi1 brother was hero Vcd. IJoblus Deuel was elected Am. Leg. enmmunder last .week. Com. Deuel said ho Intended to saw wood during his regUne. Quito a bit of neuralgia hns bean gning uroiiml. It Is a lively n II- meni wnn a romtncHft or doing Hh dirty work In out-of-the-way places of tho humuft, muiluiny, making It hard to get nt-effect-Ively. Its favorite stalnping ground Is tho round thing in the shoul ders. There has bcn some fine weath er, on tup, alio, local ageing, try ing to ho sensational, .taking tho hlnmo for sumr. however. K., I'reMon ,,u( : tho Appleguto, foil off his horse, and hurt his nrm ono day recently. Tho Ptlneo of Wulos oould huvo done no bet ter. ... , . Thei'o was a light -rain Thuni. Hut not -enough to tnako a 4d go lug too fust at a corner, skid. Thern will bo a football gume iicxt at hero with Murshrield. A Tortland high school crushed Van couver, WqsIi., JO to o. It does not appear like much of u crush ing. Brisbane's Today (Conllnucd from Tags One) Strangely, enough, hero wo lmva liroliltiltlon, with crime. InurcaHlnit. In Britain, with nu prolillilllon, both cilnio und (IniHkonmma di minish. f'esnro HohnI, I'dnnplilnc lo mur der JMubuoIIiiI, kugb lo Jail fur 30 yeHrs. Kvrn If nil li I n nnt-mlca my of .MuHHdllnl wito trtiH, II would Im an unimtrlntltt hlow nt IiiiIv'h wcUuro lo rnidniiKiT Mmwollnl'n Wo, Whatpvor lilntory jnny say of of him, 100 yenr8 hence. Holy needs lilui now. . Peaeox, who NtruiiKled his wife then iiournd keroHcna over her liudy und net file to II, OHoHed a law yor who perKonidea loc-nlea, any Iiik, "To convince others, hu your aelf convinced. " Thla lawyer told tho Jury he would atnko uln lira that his client "never meant to hill." . If atrHURlliiK a womaii to death und, then netting fire to her does not Indicate. Intention to Mil. "what In your opinion would indicate ciich un Intention? BICYCLE THEFTS lne report came Into tho elty police illation last night of bicycles having; been stolen. Tho rcKrla w-nre moetvod between seven and nlnn o'clock. Kour of the bicycles wero taken from Hunt's Cralerian, threo from tho Stato theatre, one from llin l.lttrell's Parts shop, and one from behind tho Mull Tribune office. Tip officials exprnsseil belief Unit tho majority of tho wheel would be found today, as the per stins tnklnK the bicycles would dis card them aftor ualns them last uTcnlnff. The last bunch of bicycles stolen In the city were later round, but had beea . taken to pieces, and lrtt of some put oo other. JUDICIAL REFORMS WK don't agree cither with tlinxo who wonlil iibolinh Un; jury K.vstcni entirely, or those who would keep it us it is, its soniethiii),' Kiicfosiinet, which must not be materially elianirotl. Ve do aifree with those who, like Justice Harry Holt of the Stale .Supreme Court, occupies a position midway be twecn these two extremes, who wishes the jury system retained. but also favors radical changes ; 1 fact, all of Justice Uelt's suiiuestions regarding judicial refoniis, were in. our 'pinion excellent. It sewus to us thut he oombiiieti, p a rare degree, that sound judicial judgment, with u clear vision and liberal viewpoint, which is so necessary, if needed reforms are to come partly from within, rather than entirely from without, the ranks of the legal profession. WK were particularly interested in his suggestion regard ing tho insanity plea, for the absurdity of the present practice is something upon which wo have frequently com mented in this column. Under present circumstances when a person accused of mur der has no legitimate defense, insanity is invariably the plea, and invariably high-priced insanity experts, for the defense, testify the defendant is era.y, and equally high-priced insanity experts for the state testify he is sane. ' - i ' . One group of experts counterbalances the other, und neccs sarily the conscientious juror doesn't know which to believe. '.Justice Belt would give the own insanity commission. This poiutment of a permanent state insanity commission, which would be called in by the court whenever an inutility defense is offered. TILL I (I', is n great deal of talk about the Iuv delay. This talk is justified. 'If anyone doubts it, wo would suggest they compare the American practice with thut, of Canada or Knglaud. With systems of jurisprudence fundamentally the same, it takes on the average five times as long' to secure a con viction in an important case in of. the British empire. If two of Justice Belt's suggestions were followed, two ma jor causes of unnecessary delay would be eliminated. He would liuve the court, instead of the lawyers, question prospective jurors, and ho would give the 'defendant tho right to choose whether facts in the ease should be determined by a jury or by the presiding judge. With the decision resting with the. accused we fail to see how there could bo serious objection to the second suggestion. Wo all know that where public feeling runs high, or a mob spirit prevails, a fair jury trial is practically impossible. Never theless under the present code it is mandatory. (living tho defendant the right to lcavo the determination of the facts up to the court or a jury would merely strengthen the corner stone of American jurisprudence, which is that the accused has the right to have guilt, beyond all reasonable doubt, has been proved. 1'TKR listening in on the m. Association we should say that one of tho greatest ob stacles lo needed reform in judicial procedure comes from the ultra-conservative spirit of tho legal profession itself. We may he mistaken, hut we. got 1 hu distinct impression that not one suggestion of any inulerial change met wi'th the' approval of the delegates assembled. The only enthusiasm was detected when sumo speakers said nothing of importance but said it well, or when the burden of the discourse was to the ef fect that all is right in this mast perfect of legal worlds, that all this talk about the failure of our judicial system, and the need of radical reform, proceeds from a Bolshevik minority on one hand, and a loose-thinking ALL of which is unfortunate. For no prompt betterment is possible without the co-oocration nl" I lie luwvei-a iWm. serves, proceeding from a realization on the part of the pro fession as a whole, that reforms and some radical changes are really needed. . That is why Justice Uelt's talk was so welcome. Kor he is the type of man and type of lawyer who can combat this leth argy and complacent self-satisfaction and assist such men as Chief Justice Tuft and Justice Holmes to bring about judicial reform from within the ranks of the legal profession, rather than to wait, for them to be forced upon the profession by an outraged public opinion. ' ' . II" you think it is a simple matter to establish naval parity, figure out how many cows equal six sheep. Feminism would make more most for their sex had more sex. Mexico has taken up football. We feared those revolutions wouhl develop a habit and lead to something dangerous. E BY DR. COLLINS IT. Wllklo Nelson Collins, a professor of Kncllsh widely known ;is n writer, and who recently ns-ali-trd Until Walpolu In the pre. pamtlon of bis latest novel, will eonduet an extension course nl tho Junior Siluh school hulldlni; In mudrrn twentieth century litem luro during n period of twelve weeks, beginning October 3. The class will be tondui'ted In tho eve nliiKS from 7 to 9, will emphasise the break In literature of tho mail's from that of tho earlier part of tho eeutnry. Tho two boura of elass work will be divided so as to Btve the flint port over to lecture, nnd tho latter part for group dtseussslon. f'lass lectures will center nround tho reinnrkahle alteration In iiov-' els. th. widening of the field of! material, tho loosening of tech nique In plays, the .trooping of poetry along two grool lines, the fundamental departure of criti cism from old meUiods and stand- AND THE LAWYERS in t,lio present procedure. judge authority to choose his paper has advocated the n '''';'- this country, as in any portion his innocence assumed until his two - day session of the State Bar press on the other. progress if those who deinaud points, tho return of the voquo of cMuiyi, and tho social chanties In duced by literature. The modern short story will bo studied with tho works of .slier wood Anderson nnd Kiitherlue Mansfield as typicul of tho ultra modern spirit. . , F C.E. .U a eommltlee-meotlng In Asn land Friday evening, plans were made fur tho Christian lOndenvor convention rally lo bo held In l'hoenlx October 4. Tho program lias been arranged, Willi liov, O. Johnson of Pboenlx as toast master, nnd Uev. rarnian K. Mel! of the. local Christian church as pep song leader. The Christian Unrieavor conven tion of Koulhcrn Oregon Is to lie held In this city October SS-J7. with the sessions to be hold In tho First C'hrlstlsn church. ,l!oss ciullcy. state field secretary for the society, and also a professor at the Kugcne lllble collrgo will also bo present during aoino of tho sessions. Classified advertising get, result. E FIRSTSESSIONOF .FALL, THURSDAY ' The lung summer vacation of tile local Elks lodge conies to un end next Thursday night when the first formal meeting of ' the lodge will be held since tho last of June. . With this" session the Klks will begin to swing Into their usual fall nnd winter activities. During tho vacation bcosoh . only ' onq meeting a month was' hold, and thut only attended by officers und a few members. , List Monday, tho 20th blrthday of the local Klks lodge, was un occusion of countlcsa rcminlscencea on tho part of Medford ulonvur menibers. . Churtcr members who appear on thu records in tho local temple, to gether with the cities In which they wero ufflllaled with Klksl lodges before they tamo to. Med ford follow: . T. E. Dunk-Is. Portland : O. K. Mollis, Kulem: J. I), olwell, Uose burg; A. H. Miller, Iji Porto; W. S. Crowell, .Medford; AV. W. Elferf.' Ashluud; J. 11. Cochrun. Itose burg; It. V. Alltlo, Atchison: Ix'B. Wukoman, .McCloud; C. W. 'Palm; Ashlnnd; I. 1,. Hamilton, HOse burg; J. Court Hall, Koaeburs; H. I.. Montgomury, Phoenix; J. W. Jucobs, AVatertown; J. T. Phlegar. Lexington; Kd n. Vun Uyke. Ash land; H. I). , Klwood, ltoseburg; F. Jl. Oolvlg, Ashland; E. C. Gad dis. Ashland; D. H. llusxoll Ash land; John H. Ortli. Ashland; John J. Wilkinson, 1a Porte; H. B. Morrison. Ashland: Martin J. Rod dy, Ashland: c. F. Ilurke. Rose burg; A. A. Davis, Atchison; J. D. Heard, Ashland; P. A. llussey. Ashland; E. II. Socly, Ashland; arovcr Corum. Ashland; T. E. Potllnger, Ashlund; H. Von dec Itellen. f: ru nil Junction; a. U. Van Dyke, Hutto Crci-k; C. E. Whistler. Wnlerbury; It. J. Con ruy, Roseliurg; W. J. Martin, Ash land; J. o. Cioble, Ashland; Gcorgu II. Men-lit, Ashland; U I.. Jacobs, Kanknnna; c. L. Kennies, San Luis Obispo: O. c. Hoggs. Charles: California; Georgo A. Mnth. Mor rill; W. 11. Drown. Hrooksfield: W. II. Canon and A. C. Xlui-gcss, Mod - Qordori $1 .65, $2.00, $2.50 a pair ADRIENNE'S O parking trouble exist at The Manx. , The doorman takes your car when you arrive and placet it in garage conneded with the I lotel. J ut hand him your key u you ler the car that's all. Located in the heart of th City near everything. .. '. , ' , . It Savice.Qttality.HarpitaUbu qbeMAMX HOTEL x SAN FRANCISCO Read what Will Rogers twite. iirnnt LEVI STRAUSS OVERALLS Arr free "fir Ak ydur dealer for LEVI'S l5i "111 I.I." IKH.I.AR AHKIV1 (Continued from Page One) at llio dour with a handshake, and lets you out again with a real coine-agaln good-bye. "lie is tho fellow who meets and greets you on the street every day ., in tho year, and takes a neighborly Interest In your fam ily ul'falis. "lie Is the fo,lloy whoso clerks und bookkeepers und other em ployees live in Medford und spend their money with you und othur people. . "ilo Is tho fellow, who pays heavy- taxes to holp support Med ford schools and build Medford streets and mafntuln Medford po Ilea nnd flro ' departments, and parks, lighting und water service. "Ho Is tho fellow who helps sup- I port Medford churches und hos pitals and lodges und tulks und boosts for .Medford every, day-In' tho year, .- - ' , 'He Js thu fellow who visits you when -you are sick and sends flowers to your family when you die. und follows your body as fur as human feet can travel with tho dead. ' "Ilo is the Medford merchant your neighbor your friend your helper In time of need. -. , "Don't .you think ..thut you should buy from him und bo. his friend und Ills 'helper? "Doij't . you know thut every dollar you spend out of .Medford for groceries und supplies of any kind is' sent to strangers to men who never spend u dollur In Med ford to men who would not trust you for a box of matches. , "You don't savo much, frequent ly nothing, of timos pay more, when you send your money out of Medford, and you tuko all the risk yourself of short weight or measures, und of setting damaged or inferior goods. "And don't you know that tho growth and prosperity of .Medford depends very largely -upon the success and prosperity of Medford merchants? "Out-of-town peoplo Judge our city by tho nppeurnnco of our stores and the degree of enter prise shown by our merchants. 'I hope " said "Bill" Dollar, "that I won't fall Into the hunds of some thoughtless citizen .who will send mo away from here, for I like It In Medford. and I want many of my brothers lo settle here as quickly as they can. I was made to work nnd I want to work In Medford. Help keep me here.' ' (Copyright 1929. Fred Mozart rGordou-Liiie.. Smart in desijm , Naturally, women all over the " country nro selecllog I be Gor ,., don V-I.lne designed by on . artist in thi smnrl modern fnili 1 ion with V-shnped shadows . In silk that repeat the natural 'r r sliadoMS In the ankle. .'' , Aud the new Gordon colors , not only the eostume but : the woman herself Is con fidcrctlt Tliey are planortl to match skin tones (whether pale or sun -tanned) distinctly a modern note In colors. tr i ll take your car, J sir" "It h Cool in San F rancisco" BH Ye.r for City Slicker, Saya Rogers NKW YORK. Nor. -8r. eur champion New York unl verslly tesra looked like Man 0 War till that bunrh of Ore. rjn apple knorkr cot a hold of em this afternoon. It u no plseo for a raccoon coat athlete, up against in eld buneh of wheat thockers m-ltoM rolleie emblem u a pair of Levi overalls. These eld ulmen tipptri from the mouth of the Colum bia had the city tllcktrt strewn from goal to cnU With Vsle, Htrvard. 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