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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1930)
I KLAMATH ASKS FOUR MILLION wtmm i Reservation. Lands, if Pri vately . Owned, Would Have Returned $4,640, 277 Taxes Ten Years Bruce Dennis to Lobby. SAI.EM, Ore, Jan. 7 (ff Plsjns are being made in Klamath county to send a representative, probably llruce Dennln, Klamath Falls pub lisher, to Washington, I). C, to wolk for pussase of a bill refund Mi? to that county S l.ii lO.L'TT.l I, and this representative will have thn bucking of the utuie of Oregon. This developed yesterday ufternoim at a conference hero between C. R. Williamson, a Klamath county coin missioner. and (lovernor Norblad. The refund to be asked repre sents the amount that, din-inn the last 10 years, would have been paid in taxes by federal owned In dian reservation lands had they been privately owned, Including also the amount that the county has spent in the construction of schools, roads, bridges and ferries and other Improvements on the res ervation. State Interested The state is inierested In the plan for the reason that the county promises, in event of success, that it will pay the stale what would huve accrued in state taxes on the land ill 10 years. It is estimated ' that this would amount to sxOO.imhi. (iovernor NnrbVul will telesiuph the Orefion delegation in congress ui-KiUK its support of the measure. It is conceded that the govern ment obligation claimed by the county is not a legal one. but a moral one. Though the county has no revenue whatever from the lands it is bald that construction of highways on the reseivations in 10 years have cost the county $:;S7.437 and schools has cost $1!4, 000. while board iof Indian pris oners who live on the rer""""' and who have committed prison LUXURIOUSLY FURRED 1 - Hats Felts, Metallics and Soleil Hats $2.95 Values up to $16.95 SILK BRASSIERES Size 30 to 38. Values to $1.25 50c Adrienne's orron.8 off the re,ervatlon lias lost the county, it , claimed, 037,. ,.,!n 18 es,1i"1"te" the taxes alone would amount to fi'.W.- . Andrew Hay Kdwin of Idaho Is tlu. new chief clerk of the Crater l-ike National park. hnvliiK just len transferred from duty in the i elluwstone national park in Wyo ming. This information has just been received at the (.'rater Na tional park ffic,.s ,.,. ,,,,, .lp. P.'inlment having been announced b" the chief or the division of appointments at Washington. I). (.'. I of the department of the Interior. (through Horace M. Albright, di- . rector of the National Parks svs teni. , The new chief clerk succeeds .Arthur C. .Mocn, who recently was , transferred to Yosemite national park as property custodian there, j H Is not known as to just when I.Mr. Kdwin will report for duty here, but he is expected some time ibis month. It Is also' presumed : here that he Is a married man. ! A I , K M . O ro. , .tm it. 7 . iP) j hoxer, must o to California tu j a nswer to a ihn ro 'of 111 11 ruVr. j(iov4rnor Xurhlad yesterday urar.:- ed hiA extradition on requisition j from California, whore he is want ft war Corconin on accusation of I killing Itillie l)i an. eolored. 3$o ! vemher 2!. last. Pankey is under i arre.st at Ho.spbui'K. Norblad aisn , t: ramed the txm.dliimt of li. A. WiNon, Ui'U at Medinrd. aml warn ed in Lost Angeles on a child -steal-; inK ch:iiKe. Attorney Porter J. Xeff. vl.J handled Wilson's case before the governor, in resisting extradition. j said that he expected on aficer to arrive umay to u.Ke Wilson to Can fornia. The tieorge Pankey mentioned in the above dispatch is not (!cora:' Panky of (vmrai point. Y2 Price and Less 25 Dresses Values up to $39.50 Special 14 .95 Leather, Tweed, and Suede Coats as low as $5.00 Padded Robes I3 and I2 Price Undies V2 Price MEDFORD MAIL TAKE RINABARGER It became., known today . .hnt Hurry A. Itinabaiger is breaking in his succesnor, Frank RoKern, in the position of city electrical ln snecior, hulUllng inspector and plumbing and eonlng inspector, which position carries a salary of $20i a month. The change Ik made in lino with the decision of the city council some months ko to place this de partment of various Inspections under City Superintendent Kred Si heffel, and the fact that only recently Mr. HinabaiKer resistied, he having under consideration 1 hree offers with loca 1 business concerns, hut not having yet made up his mind as to which he will acvpt. The change takes place January 15th. l-'rank Kntrers, the new in spector of these various features of tue city Kvernment, is well known in the city, having .resided here for some yours past, and for merly being connected with the Med ford Klectric company. Prior to that ho hud electrical experi ence with San Francisco concerns. Mr. Kinahai'Kcr has made many friemjs during his long incumbency with the city- six years or more. having first been appointed as city electrical inspector under Mayor K. C. Caddis. In IdL'ii that .posi tion was consolidated with the plumbing and zoning- inspector ships, and since then he has been in charge of all of these. OUT OF HOSPITAL Looking like un eighteen1 year old high school varsity football player nnd mentally feeling like one, but still lacking much of his old vigor, having lost ho much weight during his long illness. At torney Allison Moulton resumed practice yesterday ami today was ensconsed among tiis law bonks in his office in the Liberty building. Mr. Moulton is very glad he is living, as he had a close call to death during his serious illness witii pneumonia, and only the best of medical care and application of medical science saved him. Ho was two months ill in a J'ortlaud hospital, nnd spent the following two months convalescing nt the home of his brother, the well known Portland attorney, follow ing which ho only recently return ed with his family and is again residing at Ills homo high up on the Jacksonville hill. He expects to bo fully recovered and to have regained much ot nis former weight in n few weeks. M. W. A. TO HOLD ROLL CALL MEET The regular meeting of Modern Woodmen of America will bp held at the W. O. W. hall Friday, Janu ary Still. The business session will benin at 7::to p. m., with annual roll call at 7:.ri0, followed by Installation of new officers. There will be a surprise for nil members. Chief Forester Krown of Fori Worth, Texas, who is thoroughly posted on the M. W. A. order, will be present nnd wants to meet every member of Medford camp ;nd visiting neighbors. There will bo moving picture with a special reel of prominent Woodmen, also songs, instrument"!! music and stunts. After the program there will be a "get-together" hour, followed by eats. All Uoyai Neighbors nnd visiting Woodmen are welcome. Deputy Steve Whitney Is nisi expected to attend. LEG SNAPPEO BY FALL ON ICY PAVE Mrs.. Marie Musiur. waitress (it the Hotel Holland was a victim of tho icy glnzo that covered n number of Medford'n Htreetn last night, when she slipped nt th corner of Grape and Main at two o'clock today and broke her left leg below the knee. Mrs. Moier, who was returning to her homo after Iter noon shift at the local .hotel when the nccl dent occurred, wns rushed- by motorist to the Saored Heart Hos pital, where she was nttended bv Or. A. F. Kresso. III YEAR 1,951,092 CARS DKTHOIT. Mich.. Jan. 7 Pt Production of the Ford Motor company in 19;i0 totnlled 1 ,frl.09tf cars nnd trucks, the company an nounced today, fif thin total 1.7011.045 automobiles were pro iurr hi the l.'nilfd Htatcs, k7,79 by the romp.my'n t'nnndian plants and I r 3 . 3 f I In other . foreign plants, TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, 'Whoopee" Ousts , Many Students Iowa College SlOl'X CITY, la. (Ll) An investigation to unearth causes why students "flunk out" of college which prom ises to be as searching as the Carnegie Institute Investiga tion regarding college athle tics is being made by officials of Morningside college here. Too much "whoopee" heads the list of onuses. Others are listed in order of their Impor tance: Lack of interest in col lege work; too little money; too much outside work and "just plain dumbness" and un familiarity with college methods and Inability to adapt to the college environ ments. The investigation Is being directed by F. K. Mossman, president of the college, My- ron Craber, dean of men ami -Aliss Lillian IHmuiItt, dl'un of women. Wall Street Report XKW YORK, Jan. 7. A Ht'ick prices bobbed up and down within narrow trading limits today, with out showing any indication of a definite trend. Trading fell off to the smallest volume of any full session for a year or more, the ticker frequently pausing for sec onds at a time because of the absence of business. fall money renewed at l 'a per cent but the demand was so light that the . rate was dropped to four before midday. The day's business news was rather colorless. Directors (,f the Franklin Mauul':ic turing company passed tho fU-ceut quarterly divi dend, due at this time, and Nash Motors reported annual earnings for the year end'd November 3a of only slightly more than I lie Sti annual dividend requirements on the commrn stock. . Short covering caused rallies In tho l'tw levels of one to 3 points elsewhere in the list, with Sears Roebuck, Republic Steel and Pitts burgh Coal displaying strength. The close was steady. Total sales approximated 2.200, OftO shares. ORKUOX, TUESDAY. JANUARY 7. F 'I i ho s n o v s t o r m fortunately j seems to be over, but tht colli I weather is not, as the forect-.-i. j following clear wcatuer last nihi , and today, is for fair weather to night and becoming cloudy Wed nesday, with colder temperature. Only a trace of snow fell from u p. m. yesterday to late this afternoon. With the melted snow of the p."t t wo nays the total precipitation since September 1, ll'lt, is S.M Inches. Th-. minimum temperature of last night nnd this'moruing, 1 de grees above, was the coldest of the winter", following yesterday's high est, 34 above The amount of pre cipiti.tioii yesterday at " p. m. was .U of an inch, and about four inches o,' snow remained on tho ground today in level places, tho thawing process being slow be cause of the cold temperature. However, the cold of last night and this morning froze outside wa l e r p I p es, auto rn il la t ors, e t made the snow and frozen slunii crunch under the feet and ('.). wheels, and the going f"i autos rather difficult. A number of Medford motorists suffered the inconvenience nt frozen radiators this morning ami reported their brakes became so frozen they could not move their aulas. Some cars hail anti-free-1 m ix t u voa 11 na b lu to withstand t h cold, and tho rediators froise ju.-t the same. The Pacific highway north ami south of Mod ford was open for travel today, with, two feet of smw reported in the Siskiyou mountain. and HI inches hi the Crccnsprln-; mountains. Snow w:s IP- Inch.1 deep on the .summit nf Sexton mmmtiiin last evening and cars wen stin k in the snow, itcconlin to reports laie this afternoon. T'.e snow covered scenery in the high er altitudes in reported to be beau tiful with pine irces resembling giant ostrich plumes. stokm to u)sr.. ;itu (Continued from Page One) Slc't and .snow, jecmrip.'lliic.'l )V a liluli winil. pi!'. Ii'li'hiiu ami llKI :iph wlrt'H 'Hit l.WVIM'll Snllth EVERYONE LEMQNELLA The Ice Cream That's Deli ciously Different t In lare (titles, -.where', 'KICK, -OUIOAMY mid DELICIOUS , LEMON HLLA has been introduced, people have enthusiasti cally proclaimed it FINEST FLAVOR YET! ; ':' i .'''. ''', '.' '. Tl's not an experiment . . . this new revelation has lieen ; perfected in lare cities ''mid we aro gratified in scour ing the southern Oregon representation. Manufactured by the Gold Seal Creamery These Dealers Will Serve You With LEMONELLA: DeVoe's Confectionery W. Main St. Franklin'i Cafe Craterian Theatre Franklin's Grocery So. Central Ave. McGill's Drug Store Main St. Huson's Confectionery W. 6th St. Heath's Drug Store Main Street Fork and Fort Seward, i wure heliiK rushed mid v Repairs , omiuuni cation was expected w be reestab-' lis lied today. In the Truekee region snow was, from I" to 40 inches deep. Yose-j 111 it e hud five Inches of snow ' with more falling. , Kurt her south. Ml. Tamalpals. . Mt. Diablo, old Haldy and other I highlands were whitecapped. Where !t was not snowing, ihe storm drenched the rest of (In state. San Francisco underwent a heavy hail storm. In Marin county three indies fell bringing t he seasonal 1 .unfit 1 1 to s.5!t inches. The Susanville district was without electric service for some time when a rain and snow storm unroofed burns, toppled over gran aries and sent trees crushing over highways and telephone nnd powt r wires. Modesto received more than two inches of rain and the Sierra foot hills were snow covered. G. 0. P. INDEPENDENTS: LA FOLLETTE; WASHINGTON, Jan. T.'H ! Western Republican Imlepeudlns i in the somite announced to the He- publican leadership after n confer ence today that they would demand the appointment of Senator UiFni lclto of Wisconsin to the finance committee. PtopoHcd recognition of tho western independents of tho sen ate. HepuhltcuiiH on the powerful finance committee, which shapes revenue a 11 d tariff legislation, brought n deadlock today in the committee on conunittecH as it be gan reorganization of (lie parly ma chinery. SEEK SENATE SEA! VASIIl(rW)N. Jan. 7 7l't General John J. Pershing today an nounced that he would not seek to enter the senato from Nebraska. In a telegram to his supporters In Nebraska, tJenernl Pershing said he had not and did not now seek public office, and that, white lie. regarded the senatorship as an honor, I: is decision was final. Is Talking About Tit LEMON' ELLA! Should you not he ENTI I USI ASTICA LLY PAUTTAL to its superior flavor, your money will bo cheerfully. refunded. SNOW LEVELS TO BE TAKEN DAILY Fred N.: Cuiamings. watcrnms- ter, will dispatch a man, on snow-1 shoes tomorrow to install a suow-j measuring machine at Hyatt Prui-j ric. and Thursday, one of the i contrivances will be set up at Fish lake. A snow measuring 1 machine is now in use at Outer lake. The fourth machine, originally scheduled to lie erected at the lllue Ledge mine, will be placed n the summit of the Siskiyous. The expense connected Willi the now-measuring machines, from which dally readings are taken. !.- borne jointly by the stale, county, and the Fatiforiiia Oregon Power company. Tho machine! aro stationed on four of the leading watersheds of Jackson county, and by their us. considerable of the guess work, as to snowfall, and the water sup ply is eliminated. The snow Is weighed, and. from the weight tho water content Im computed. From the total snow fall, for a district, for a season, it can be adduced, the amount ,o:" acre feet, or miner's Inches of water the melting snows will pro duce, and the amount a valla bio for storage. The water master's office re reived a report to.lay. that 1 N Inches of snow Ir. now on the ground at Fish lake. LOS ANdKUOS. Cal.. Jan. 7. UV-The Lindberghs have a new plaything a low -winged Ijockheed monoplane with a cruising radius or ;;iitl miles, t'olom l Charles A. Lindbergh and his bride, the for mer Anne Morrow, tested It to gether yesterday, alternating at the controls. The large crowd which gathered to witness the flight was surprised at Mrs. Lindbergh's participation in the colonel's first trial of the new ship. 2Z Bungalow Store N. Riverside . , r Walden Bros. N. Riverside , , Terminal Confectionery Hotel Jackson Jarmin St Woods Corner Main and Central Wm. Reinhart N. Front Street. Idle Hour S. Front Street. Jensen & Dalley pxge nvn Sure Way to Stop Night Coogbs Famous Prescription Brings Almost Instant Relief f t , t u Xiffht eoughi. or coughrf caused by a cold or irritated throat, can now be stopped within 15 minutes by a doctor's prescription which work.- on an entirely different nrin ! ciple. This prescription is put up j undei th namo of Thoxlne and Is ! available to everyone. ! Having Thoxlne on hand 1 .a (safety measure against all coughs jf.nd throat irritations. iThoxiue contains no harmful drugs, is plensant lasting and wife for th whole family. Sold on a money back guitrautec to give bet l ter and quicker relief for couch or sore throats than anything you hr-ve ever tried. Ask for Thoxlne, lut up ready for use in 3 Tie, 6n and Sl.Ou bottles. Sold by Jarmin & Woods and all other good drug stores. 3 Blue Ribbon Bread ' Made with malt and milk. Bettor than over. Doughnuts for UrenkfaKt Butterhorns j . Tor Lunch j and Medford Rolls for Pinner Model Bakery 111 W. Main Phone 103-R I 3
