Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 18, 1930, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMF.DFORRMATL TRTBUNTSMEDFOItD. OUKUQX, ST' X It AT, MAY 13. 1930. kERT ANDERSON XPiilNS COURT USE LETTER KttflS SKVKN' ABORTION TEST IS 65 REALTORS NOTHING NEW Fl adc I inSn HIIL LIUU1ULU An Editor's Estimate of Joseph; The Man's Good Qualities anil Bad o JACKSON COUNTY I. r ell Known Citizen Issues: public Statement Regard-1 ing Communication . Pub- j lished iii Mail Tribune I Takes Entire Responsibil- j ity. , The rv,. lit sent -.. , -,,K inariiui, that sn will tie tl. f,m ;l!1 , , ,,uv ,, al) .lliw. lion IM (, .lafry ,.;iult. ,,,.,, at a state fair, ,,,us,,l ,,., -hucklinK in u. roiintv aa-m's mi ice n,.,,, nnn also iiimmK tin try interests f ti, ,., Vi ,mi-KHn I'liunty lias had null, tur un, FOR -MEDFQRD ;i Ashland t hi- fi jro the public: llii IIIUlVl - i to Robert Uuhl, editor of the Mail Tribune, a communication dealing with the courthouse site controversy. I mid to him: "As you know, 'I '"is been my habit for ypiirs to HiKn my name tu any article 1 iplKhl hunil in foe mib HcatUm. but in this case I am signing "K i'luribUH Uimm" to itvtMii having friends and near friemis eail me up to eomnu'ini iiV t'omit'inn; I . just don't feel equal to tit' Mv-wow. Jlowever, 1 assume all responsihiJily for the subject matter contained in this tammuHirutiiin; look it over and I? you print it I would appreciate ;f gcMMl position in your paper, fir i have given certain facts re s;m3mn the two proposed court htitmt Hes timt the Jackson coun ty voters should be made acquaint ed with, furthermore, for your piot eel in a, I authorixH you to di vulge tho authorship of this ront- s unniication to anytme emit led lo Wow." f- 1 further stated to Mr. Uuhl that my intention had been to tmt enter publicly the courthouse con troversy, but that the circulation of this untruthful (lodger by the armory site advocates had changed my mind. The policy .of the Mail Tribune for years has been to give its renti ers an opportunity to exercise, within certain reasonable limits, their inalienable. right of free - speech by publication in its col lUmns. I believe this to he a wise policy, for when the right and op portunity is denied the citizen of this republic to discuss openly pub lie questions our free institutions are endangered. . I am making this voluntary pub lic statement in justice to the Mail Tribune which is not respon sible in any way for what is con tained in this communication. !-:. K. Kelly is suing the Mail Tribune, with K Piurihus Unuiu, for libel, and 1 for one maintain my right to discuss questions ut fecthiK the public welfare, through the .newspapers or any other sources, so long aa I do not attack the personal character of any man, which I did not do in this article. I1KHT ANDKHSOX, the ftr rule in ding any Lut aherUon-t,.-),.,! exhibited ji( tie riaimv fair that lime bus sent Has 21 and All Towns Have One or More, port On Permits. to be and during only such te.-ted hoviiH to the state fair. Thus 111,11 'laejiwm county was m n pioneer in this fir exhibit ivtu bttfon. - he The state fair l.:uil at a ivrt'M meeting pas-d a dairy animal exhibit compulsory abortion. test rcqiiirenieiH,. to betunte et'lVeUVe at the state fair m.n full. "This move tan ho., considered as pioneering, but it. is sound and praetieal and n sanitary precau tionary measure that ail the vari ous state and district fa Ira ,tn livestock exhibitions mu.-'t soon embrace," r. ,ytt declared, in speaking of the new regulatory meustire. The requirement wifl not be en foreed for beef animals this year, as they will not In jmit;ed in the open and will not come in con tact with other cows, according SALKM, OKfc. May IT. l'J total of 4J license to sell or deal m real estate were isMied to per- exhibits sons in J'ortlaml during the first It seems f.oir nmnths of tins year, aceovd- dt rectory that is swm to le distributed by Clare A. I,ee, state real estate commissioner. Practically every town in the state haw one or more real estate hrofc-, ers. Among them licenses were issued as follows: Albany Lf, Ash land LM, Astbrht 1, iiaker lit, iSend S, Ihiriis 12, tVtquiile' !. t'orvaiiis t-!, i)9lii:is 4, Knterprise tl, Kugelte St, Forest trvo 3-t, Free water tSod iieach ;i, tSmnts I'nss 2S, Heppner 1, HUisboro ti. Hood iitver T, .Ittnctton i'ity 0, Klamath Fails 1', Ui flrande 14, L.akevkw , Marshfiehl Hi, Mc.Minnviiie i?, -Medford . .Mtlton J, Xewberg I, gn City IS, i'endie- Untarto II. ton 14, H.tsebm'g JS. Halem 125. Seaside T. Sijvei ton i, St, Helens -II, The Dalles :, Tillamook 2. Toledo C Kditortat Note As the ent numtnAttun o: State SU I Joseph has placed him nudrteni in the public eye, the following es timate of him, as a .m ami a lesihttor, from Uie pen of C t'hapman of the tresa Vot- we regard as one that Witt i appraised as eminently fair, BrOkSfS ( hv hi friends. ! i-ikc many other politicat tb ifi St3t8 :wrver in the state. Mr. Chap- , man sees much tt auiutre j S R6 Joseph, as a fearless ttu magnet- ie leader, lint regards his tem peramental weakness, as unfitting him to hold the more or less jn db lui position of Chief Ksecnttvo of ttiis state, A Kditor Chapman has often been the victim of Joseph's most intemperate and vindictive at tai ks, yet has supported him for the state senate, nnd tleelures if nom t nat ed for X hat posit ion he would support him again, we feel, that the foUowing analysis, is greatly to the credit of Chap man's mugnammlt." hh deter mination, in the interest of the public service, to treat friends and enemies alike always, give even the levi! his due. The article follows: tieorge H Joseph ts a brilliant attorney who is admired Uv his fearless, eeiehrutetl for his ability, notorious for Itis unserttpuioasness and detested for his mendacious cruelty in uitjust assaolts on the character of honest people who have refused to do hfs Mddlng. Uecausc of his brilliance and busi ness shrewdness he has attained a position of great power, which he wields selfishly ami rut li less- QleBi: With these malevolent'' qimii'J-s tnpfC'ls a vast rteat In' Js.ph that most ic admired. He h:iw made ami hehi friendships that are hlgfiiy creditably people wtio hehtnt in him almost to the peim ot tdiutvy, tolemnt of h:s lituits as Vestal and intensely hv- even l to his Hierlts. In Justice to his ;eb ai ter as a whole thee cred- ttaide farts must not he overlook ed. Has associates in law pruette-' h.tve tat inded men of fin char acter and "high standing m the b.ir, men of the type who wvmtd not h;v n'ntninnl with Film did tbey not know by their own in-. um;te eontnuts that his worth was, tar greater than Uih memmess. In business his aj-soeiates hnv found hita ititensdy loyal ;i.s well as tteiiiendtU3Uy capable. it has many fine t'lteiits, Wt ace j;n eerely of the optuhm tbiii, aside from u heavy strain of ndfish iinserupulousoe.sjj and bis pitiful tempeiantental distortion when , i under the iiHlttetee of his bates, , he is n Ka( of extraordinary j u'tiity. we Kdieve h. charuter atiJ vin ti ifuv teiiipr.-f m"m dist?;hf blue utterly At that, xc& believe tb.ti on theQaote ae wnM do a ereat deal ef i;od, ttnd We be lieve there v.oold be n s-tndui eifniei ted with his 3dmtnftr:(thn, He h,$& ripened in pubbe eoi eiue U the ptdttt that we belieVi he wmdrf te tneorriiiiiie in iwn q see, vfiii ;ti( lit iueis o'r" O.'tbt ua weighing upia him. Ktst thO be &mhl amend m nature u t tu point t ha t he won Id not itimiews (bffiate We since doubt. ttfec AXtiiri: si; i i Utl a;i m t the t j i:tttiHK i:-ofk ;i h fia pirhi:e,pUMii p?ptish'r- nt u rtr FPf -? Ws s e Ar-'-Ee i i'r the sew t rl? :t i&m& &t ?MEDFORD MONDAY ym-' :tc.iS ifi ritytrts- M ay 19 An NORTH CENTEAI, AVENUE GROUNDS One More Day to Secure Free Circus Ticki ts A number of took advantage butse's !ifiT tv ? f h'irm s Ctrecs. wHd west show lo bovK f the and girls Mail Vrs- ecwre tickets to s,f she-w aisd ie tomorrow. ty r pef- to information reaehtng County; An ojet-on liceiise was granted Agent U. fl. Towier, and news bi a San l-'raneW firnt. three to comes from Kaiem that many of Seattle and four tit alia Walla, the larger dairymen who now have "free herds are refusing tt ly. exhttdi their animals fear tf Infection. be Meteorological Report Skilled in the arts of the f demagog tie, ho appeals to the j popular S'eeimg by elothbn? bis f private purposes; with the gar ! hifiits of righteotisiiess. A practleat joker who laughs FISK TIRE DEALERS HOLD SESSION ffifc Sunday, May IS.t'KUt KKIXAS'i,S Med ford and vieimty: Sunday oudy; continned mild, online. Sunday Fair east and ntral; clou d y west prthm: continued mthb Fisk tire dealers frttm Klamath Falls, Ashland, Mcclffircl. tbdd I lilt and (irants Pass were in session) here Friday night meeting with f company offieials. J. s. liathrh-b , jf J'ortlaml, dtstriet sales man- j ager, was among those present i and was accompanied by Mr. ; Henry, assistant, and Mr. KitK gcrahl. salesman. Moving pictures of r u b h e r manufaeture were ; shown, beginning with the taking of rubber in the plantation to the finished product. There was also interesting round-table diseussion. j Local Data, OR ANTS PASS, Ore., May 17. liiVotcrs hi the eHy of Grants 1'ass yesterday voted $400,000 to be used in providing a municipally owned water system. Temperature tdegs. J.... 40 J Highest tlast 12 ImO t;:i T IiweK (last 12 hrs.l 4 XH lb-i. humidity pet...) !c Stt Precipitation tinchesb- State of weather Clear Cloudy Total precipitation since Sep tember t. tirjs, IS.Cti inches. "Sunrise today, 4:47 a. m. Sunset today, T:-7 P. m. Sunrise Monday, 4:47 ft. m, ' W. J . J i l TC ' H I St nT Meteoroidgist. Mail Tribune ads aro tioid verv flnv. r.ad In the ieglslattire, Joseph formed n mtfititude of services in the public Interest. His wonderful totnd enahled him to wv ihiitgsi at a ghmee and his capacity for enlightenment enabled him to point tmt merits and defeets s clearly that his exphtimimns fre MOcnUy dtcided the fate oC meas ures. Ttf his eretlit be ti sjiid that he obstructed ami dVfeat d mueh virions legislation while by the vigor of his supper! be pro cured the ennetnte-nt of much eoo i'tntetive PegMation, Pspite his temperamental and e b a r a e t e t ht teomings. The VMer reeom mend Uhf re-eleetion to ihe state senate. Without that sveommcn datton. be Would have been de feated. Were lie a candidate fr uproariously at eroelties he in-j the state senate again. We would HietH tmt who suffers torture j reeemmemi his eteethm. for we when his own vanity is Jonehed, j tet ognixe values in him as ;i leg be ts the vietim of an Ingrowing , Mator which transcend ttbi detest- dtstosltlou, I becomes nbstilitteiy ;ille! fa tilts. possessed by hates, so frn5?hd ; and desperate under their Irrita- ; tin that he is irresponsible In i utterance, making wild assertions j without' the slightest grmmrt in i tact, repeating ttnioutmeu Hiaioiei- ana nroitoeasiiiig latseoooos m ve face of complete disprof he gives itis falsehoods the standing of proven ftM-ts, except lit the minds at those who know the facts m are shoeked by the vhdeftee at his! Vituperative Mt lent tiee. Hparcd by the press, imdmtiag ourselves, from having his pastj raked over to list tjuestionahler tra nsact ions, he shows no such ; ctitisldemtion for the mistake; oft other people, but exposes their private lives with neither eom- psmction nor mercy, a no wnmmt regard tr truth, dragging mn j buried memorius-. for pttblk- curir osity to feed upon. That other people have families is u matter of Indifference to him. 1 bringing in the names trf new sub- : serier Ij tills mH'T for two i mojuhs and went sway smiling. The offer is s!ii good until nwn totno;rew ami the tieliet vs Kooti fr either the fternoti or evening tMrfrumnee, tMa Kbseribr for two months j with $l.r or two slw.-ribets for' one month, each at Tie w tit se- f cure a ticket to the 3 perform- a nee, I Setter be atstutg the tm ky j custlttm bttys and giris nml earn your way to the Idg Hr'hs and ; side loiws. : y y"2k tS3 ma Mibsi - Tr'E ADDED FEATURES KLAMATH FALLS;., trt'.i !!.- ghun, 'Mr logging rallrsKul fireman, W3s fcHled when an engim? over Phone 116 IF YOU NEED Radio Service Wtthnm Super Cerviee. Inc. 8th 4 Riverside Phone 1 16 24-HOUR SERVICE P' J '11 13 mm THE tm WORLD'S1' LARGEST TRAINED WiLO ANIMAL CIRCUS Isiper and Better GREAT GRETONAS SENSATSONAL HIGH WIRE vCT FIRST TIME m AMERICA TVb TOIORMANCIS 2AND8P.M. OOOK'S O: ,v- I Of - --4 3 if'ia? a . 3 ' sstm !AHO 1PM, mm sue mmmm mnm.MmmM rm.ismmJtmM(M At J.irmiii & Woods' Urng Sttre Corner Main and Central ENDEAVOR RALLY 1 AT G. P. ATTRACTS More Christlnn.' ICnih'nvfirprs nrc lrti'rt to nitcnil the rally t ! ciimlui'tcd nt tho lroHli.vli'iiini clmrch In (iinntx I'nss tmlay t 2:SI thun ever hvforo, ns Or. Ira K. Ijtntli-ith of HostoH, Mass., wilt swan lo tho youns ppopk'. Ht'' will he accom piinW liy Ituss Ouilcy, stnte . ChrjKtinn Knli'iivor field serretary. I lr. linclrith spoke to the on-i ileavoi-pi's two years iiko at tin' S ilcilfuid Christian c h tl r e h. at ; which (imp soil were, present. Tim j slili-lrt will lie nwn riled to the mi- j 'li'ty .IiuvIiik the Jareest per eent J of their enrollment present. The, banner won at the state eonven-1 Hon will ho awarded us seconti j pl.iee. A larse delepatlon of enilenvor-j t from the Christian ami I'res byterian ehtirelies of the fity is nlinniiiR on intending. i Obituary Mrs. Mary, liiissf'tt Liieas Afier many months of illness,; death released the sufferlnps of, Mrs. Mary Llleas, formerly of Ash- ; l-lnil, l:t,t Friday morning when she ' pawed away in liohfnson hospital: where she had heen eared for some time, she was the ilntmhter of Mr.; Wil Mrs. K. n. Bussett, pioneers ! , Ahes.m. and her life of seventv five years had heen spent for the most part In this city. She w.i.s !t ml ""inan or charnrand attatnme'ti. r netive in socletv. eliih. nnd rhurch.' Rie was a Krnduate of the Krilama seminary known Mt. lloly e, and for many years was a teacher in Alleuan nnd Holland "hiM.iH. Khn was also nn assistant In the reRister of deeds offiee for a !nir tme. She was married in IHM Hev. William Ltieas who was' tii'n reetor of the. church of the iir,i Shepherd, and later with him. '""k residence in Ashland, Oregon, where he had charge of a parish. Al'san lnzctte. ffUTLAXD. Ore.. May 17. !PI Two lirothem. returnint; today from fishins Srlp, found their wives lead, victims of gas fumes. I.V Is hy them was tho body of a third victim, the 5-year-old nrtopt on of one of the yotins women. PORT AHTIHK. Tex., May 13 W' It lookii difficult for any fl'-. erman in the cabinet to beat this. Ar,hur M. Hyde, fretary of acri "ilture, hooked a shark, elcht feet ,iv inches lone After it had been Willed nut n the dock there were soon eiuht sharks. The shark had children. The Lasting Gift for The Girl Graduate a LANE Cedar Chest -Combines Beauty, Romance, Protection SPECIAL SALE FOR GRADUATION TIME , .., i i.iinrtiiiiitv ! Tile iikisI ronmitiii; practical of all gifts a cedar chest with a beautiful hardwood rtilieil, aroi.a-u;ni i;t.M ,n i"' ; for cellar Hiest Viilues! exl.-tior .1 ' vvhieft sltallcrs til! tworil I I !., WH..iy tii.evec ' i 1 u wjeu if.i r' -' J-fv ' iff I I ! . A t,r T' I i il i 1 1 i ili1" J- i H 4 . ".f Fl , 1 $39.75 The lovely IXiwiins Dowry Chest. Uesicn inspired ly fnmotis Kth Century ln'"t. Kxlei inr of Oriental a l American Walnut veneers. Heavily paneled top richly emhellisheii with liaml rarveil inolillnjs. Itegtti.tr lrite $'.' in this sale only (S.V A bcjutiful toniclc typechrst Top, front and cnJS a American V'lnut venett with Albion VUlmt finiih. A Mahogany Overlay uted M background fur genuint Wood Carvmj. A ttgular HQ value. Durrng $gg thU aie oniy. ,.'., & O ' 4 Eltm A handioroe window seat design made specially for the Girt Grad uate. The eitetiof it of American Wat nut veneer mth American Walnut ftmsb. A daih of color i given by the African Wal nut Overlay. Primarily $1?5 tetlfor$45.1nthialeay ai - i PV' 1 aWk i I Still Going Strong on the 1930 Silver Fleet . , . and we're Selling its Blood Brothers! &4 The Silvertown Costs No More Than Any Other Standard Tire rj",HINK thst over, tire buy trsl Thirl y thousand miles ... and stilt not rs.uiy to tiuit! Thirty thousand roitct of far more concentrated punishment than your tire ever get ... and asking formate I That's the actual record of the Mamiard 6-pty Silvertown front the Goodrich Stjvcr Hcet pictured above. -It made the entire four law year , . . 30,000 miles ... and is right ttow piling up even more thoucaneb of mifes on the 19J0 Silver Meet. We've got the blood brothers of this tire ... tires exactly Kite it Sn manufacture, materials and 3hiltiytojkeimihtcnt. Tires that am girt you tkh tame kind of mirage. More than tluft ... we're featuring these (ire right now. They're the main event in otir big tire sale, now gttmg on. They never were espensive ... atul nAth the performance that built into them and at the prices we have put in effect, they're the cheapest tires, mile for mile, that you can buy anywhere! Sotimislilicgoodnews.doesit? Coming in to see us . . . right awaytGood! We'll loofe foryoul 1 1' Srn --i' ''ia' -jt , ' " ' 9 m tm m (J t.i 1 ... ... ..... , " - - ..... ... , tees , -j A--at 1 . (a ? LEWIS SUPER SERVICE STATION Corner 8th Front Phone POO Medford, Oregon. -,.. - . - V - ....