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PAGE EIGHT MEDFORD MXTL TRIBUNE, MEDEORD, ORECiONT, STTyDAY, JUNE 22, 1930. -) 3r ii 1 ' I I M li f ' n i J CITY IDLE SINCE JUDGE TAKES REST Medford has been without a city dnurt Judg'., a JiiHtloe of the peace iA anyone to prenlile over the Hnall claims court ever Hlnce .Tunge Olenn O. Taylor, who holds all three of these potlttanH, left the city u week uko on up uuto lnohlle trip to the east and in Cfanada to taut a month, , and will l without until rlH return, rh no one has been appointed to fill ttie4 temporary vacancies, j This means, thnt In all state, or other justice of the peace enm the Inrnl milhnritliH mtiKt tnlte the aucuued beforu ;the Justice of the peace at Jacksonville, Axhluiul or Hold 11 III, and that the small claims court will ceasn to function until Judge Taylor's return. As regurds city court cases, mis demeanor, or ordinary ones of course, the police in making ar rests will take ball money from accused as guarantee that . they later appear in court when the Judge returns, or else lock them in the county jail. This bail money is turned over to the court by Chief of Police McCredle. The rule has been in force for a year or more past that follow ing arrests in ordinary mode rn eu nor cases the police after hold Ing prisoners in custody for a .short time, for Instance, holding an intoxicated person until he Is yober, and then releasing them on i if a i uuy. However, since Judge Tiiylor's deparLure a week ago not a single ;i r rest had been made up to lute yesterday afternoon by the police. RADIO 'WILDCAT' i'POP' ALL SET FOR FILES NEW APPEAL! BOLT FROM BLUE E PORTLAND, Ore., June 21. (P) Robert (lordon Duncan, self styled Oregon "Wildcat," through his attorney, yesterday filed notice: of appeal In circuit court from his conviction and sentence on a i charge of electioneering . on elec- tion day. ! Duncan was sentenced on June ' 10 by District Judgu Meats to my j a fine of 2'i on one charge and a fine' of $fn and ten days in , Jail on another charge. ; A total of XK.OI0 mrs of citrus fruits were shipped from Califor nia In the 11(28-29 crop year. Thirteen million barrels of flour j are shipped t (!hic-;tK annually. Incidental to the upset political condition in the Republican party of Oregon, caused by the death of Oeorge W. Joseph, gubernatorial candidate and the many candidates discussed from all sections of the slate C K. dates of Medford has a lightning rod up, with a reser vation, according to the following in the Oregonian's political col umn ycsti'iduy : "Among the tort here yes terday was f' VI. (Jutes of Med ford. of the highway commission. "Pop" Cntes says that he has re ceived a pocketful of telegrams urging him to Hubmlt his name, but th.it he will ilo nothing of the sort unless the state commit- I tee decline to consider nil of th aspirant In tin primary race." FACE CHARGES Brisbane's Today (Continued from page one) El.XJE.VE. Ore., June 21 WP) George Jackson and L. J, Stumun. whom police Bald were were former prisoner at the state penitentiary, were heid here today nn suspects In a store robbery. Jackson also is held as a suspected hit-and-run driver. They were r.rrested at Monroe. SHERIDAN, ore:, June 21. (P) oounty authorities today were in vestigating the death of five pure bred dairy cattle owned by Peter Cue. a rancher of thlB district. Hue totd authorities he found InrKU 'quantities of a K'trden poison prep aration scattered about the pasture. (Continued from Page One) j life when racketeers fiiil tn make blackmnil arrangements with builders. Our "efficient civilization" will be compelled eventually to do soinethinc about u'crimu j organization, with an income : as great ax that of the nation al government. j Dr. Wu, head of the Chinese Mission to lepers, guys China neg lects control of leprosy. Me has seen "thousands of lepers leading a (Iok'h Hie." KlKhteen out of f4 districts have leper settlements. Not China alone is Interested in the fact that 1,000,000 of its in habitants are victims of a dreadful plague. Where feprosy spreads. ' other plagues may spread. And some, ten thousand times as dangerous as leprosy, might easily reach out to western countries. - Grand!, Italian foreign minister, expresses regret that Italian stu dents should have "demonstrated" impolitely, before the French con sul at Hara. That Incident Is closed. But now Poland Is excited be cause of a new "border death." A Polish border guard, accbrdlng to the German statement, passed the frontier, refused to put up his hands when ordered, was shot and i killed. Where gunpowder is, an explos ion is always possible. Thank Heaven, we have not guaranteed any European cniiutry against war. JOHN H. LOCK . Fainting Decorating Fine Interior Work a Specialty Phone 118 Insurance First Insurance Agency A. L.'hill, Manager Phone IDS 30 N. Central Medford, Oregon Twenty - two negro vocational j i schools in Mississippi offer refor-l cuntlon and fire prevention in-:" 1 struftion. ' Otasslfted fcrtv'!la!ne eeld result Specials for PICNICS Complete line Fresh nnd Canned Fruits and Vegetables. The Home Grocery Open Sundays and Evenings Headquarters for-Host Foods "Serves You Right" fiOfi East Main ; V Phono 7-13 Say "Goodbye" to Summer Tire Troubles Clet the niost out of nintorinu; by eiiiiiiinii your ear with Lee of Conshocken . f . 'TIRES' ".. offtriiiK complete freedom from tire troub les and-miles of satisfied drivini;. PHIPPS . ' J Auto Park Service - The Ideal Service Station Riverside at Jackson ; ' Phono 1037-R Buy Fine Pastry and Bread. from the Model Bakery Buns, Cookies and Rolls are the things to take on a picnic. Ill West Main Phone 103-R These Medford Merchants Tell You Howl Here's to Summer Comfort If you find your pep oozing away if the heat is "Laying you low" r sip one of our sparkling, zestful summer drinks. You'll say goodbye ' , to summer thirst. They're refreshing and flavored to "hit the spot." All the , flavors you like at your favorite fountain. EAST SIDE PHARMACY Cor. Main & Riverside Open Sundays. ERNEST SMITH, Prop. COOL OFF Take a PLUNGE at MERRICK'S ft ' . . They say Swim Pn Drinking Water Open Sundays 10 a. in. to 10 p. in. M; -Strike Out li; Open Road i$ One of our fllTARAX- ivf- A TEEI) - K- usEi) lt)rlTrjr CARS will carry you Hr there and back with f ijNr' p111l;'ol't find safisfae- j Li, Pierce-Allen MotorCo. ' . Chevrolet Dealers I Phone 150 S.Riverside Get Into The Swim Swimming Suits that Really Fit Men's and Boys' in all sizes $1.50 to $6.50 "Always in Earnest" PHONE 264 A call will assurejrou prompt delivery. ICE SCIENTIFICALLY MANUFACTURED OF MEDFORD'S PURE MOUNTAIN WATER Ice Preserves Flavor and Natural Goodness in Foods Nothing Takes Its Place for Preserving Perishable Foods ' Save Money . Save Money A iMinsideralile saving can lie made 1y calling for ice'at our plant, (uick service. Retail platform open all night. MEDFORD ICE & STORAGE PLANT South Fir u Phone 264 NOW IS THE TIME TO STORE FURS Fur Storage in our cold stor age fur vault will keep y o n r f nrs safe during the slimmer months. The public is cordially invited to in spect our newly installed vault. Fol low those who have stored their furs with us. Medford Ice & ' Storage Co. South Fir Between Twelfth and Thirteenth PHONE 2fi4 KEEP COOL at HOME 'lit I J I Garden Hose 5 8 guaranteed garden hose, 50 ft. $5.70-Cash Goodyear Hose 60 ft. hose $1.20 Cash Water Bags and Canteens Lawn Sprinklers All kinda of sprinklers Lawn Mowers lC-in. Wizard lawn mowers, ball bcarin". $11.00 HUBBARD BROS. Hardware "Don't forget the Tribune Trapshoot Today"
