MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OlJKdON. TliriisMAY. KKIil.TAl.'V .". 1!K!1.
PA HE FIVR
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Bury Itu-k In Portland.
OH ANTS PASS. Ore.. Feb. 5.
(JPt Funeral service for Judge C
Husk, writer and explorer, who
died here Monday from a heart nt
taek. will take place In Portland
Saturday at the Portland crema
torium. Last rites will he held
h&ro at 2 p. m. Friday, and the!
body will !' forwarded to Port-'
land
VIDE
rdncakes
MISQUOTED
Tragedy Survivor
Unwanted By Kin
- Of Slain Mother
M WALTONS
CELEBRATE BAN
I TASTE
BETTER
with this
Golden Syrup
""ITolks tell me that pan
Xr cakes' taste twice as good
with this Golden blend of
! ours," says Bill Heer. "I use
premium grade syrup from the
first run of the best cane sugar
refineries to add the true old
time, sugar-house flavor. Try
it with pancakes, waffles or
hot breads. You'll see it pays
to be extra careful in the
making." It's surprisingly in
expensive, too!
STALEY SALES CORPORATION
Decatur, Illinois
BILL HEER
Slaley's Master
Blinder
For 47 years Bill Heer lias blended
and tested syrup flavors. Every
batch of Staley's Syrups must pass
the test of his educated palate
it each step in its making. .
BY BUTLER
Source of Marine Major's U adopt
,.,, d-J:a. II,,..; 1 K"at IW toriiiou the ii-iiim-
Story Regarding Musso- . a..,- or rutin.!-- bmtai-
. lini Says Reports of Auto
Incident Garbled Offers
Testify in Court.
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SEATTLE. Feb. 6. IPI
Two-year-old Wlllinm "llud-
dy" Clark was JinmeU-fts and
unwtuited today.
Yeterdny his father. Wil-
llam Lnverne Clarl;.-i a fit ,
:;LnS,S '".it! Medford Men Attend Grants
4 daughter and hi nine If.
Hudily's uncles and n tints
said they are disinclined
him, unwilling to have
nil nnnnr urTO
IW KUbUt INtlo r e-vou passed
the noonday of Lile
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PHOENIX', Ariz., Feb. 5. tfl -
Cornelius Vnndcrbilt, Jr., reputed j
sou roe ot the Mussolini story that i
has resulted in General Smedleyj
D. Hutler facing it court martial, j
was on record today wiUi a state
ment charging General Jiutler with
misquoting.
Vnnderbili said lat-t night the
uuirine officer "quoted inaccurate
ly" something ho heard at the af
filiated lecture bureau in New Vork
last November.
Giving his first explanation of
his silence regarding the Mussolini
incident since it brought the gen
eral a court martial summons, the
young newspaper publisher said he
would relate correctly what lie said
originally concerning the Mussolini
anecdote, if called as a witness.
II Dure llll ami Han.
General 1 Sutler in a recent Phila
delphia speech charged the Italian
dictator with having been guilty
of leaving the scene of an accident
wherein an automobile In which he.
was riding struck a child. )
. In his statement last night Van-
1 iterbiit, identified by several per- i
j sons a:- the source of Hutter's story, j
said he was "bound to respect th
strictrist confidence" surrounding
I several incidents related by him
' tr'i' and others In the .Ww Vork
lecture bureau,
j ' All but three or four persons
have respected -that Iconf idence,"
he said. "Genera! Hutler quoted
accurately what was said. Kvery
thing that has come out since the
story was -told, has been garbled.
There are IS or 20 people who have
remained silent.
Would Testify.
"I will relate correctly from the
witness ,tand what I naid if Gen-
jerat Hutler or his counsel nsks me
to appear.. So far J have told it
I only to the state, department In a
j letter which they have declined
to make public. I have told the
state department -I will appear at,
'the court martial if it is deified,
iand 1 have informed General Hut-
lei- similarly."
j Vr.nderbilt said he foil what- be
said in the lecture bureau had "no
bearing" on General ltutler cast.
ity in their homes day after
4 day. They said he Is crippled
because of beatings Clark
j gave his wife before the hoy
i5 was born. 4
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ROAD PROGRAM
of Hoguo river to commercial fish
ing by the slate legislature when
I the Med ford ir.embers of the
! Uogue Uiver committee and a
delegation from the local gnn o
i protective association were dinne.
guests of the Josephine chapter of
the Izaak Walton league at Grants
Pass last night. The meeting
demonstrated the complete har
mony existing between the Jack
son and Josephine county organi
zations when the Grants Pass hosts
stood and cheered the Medford
delegation when it was introduced
at the dinner.
The occasion was also tho event
of the annual meeting for election
of officers of the Izaali Walton
league, of which some of the Med
ford men are members. In view
of the splendid results attained by
State Highway Fund forj;;1: ZnTt
Pass Banquet Chapter:
Elects Incumbent Officers;
to New Term. i
A DEFICIENCY of red-cells in
, the blood is usually followed
i vaiionlsts celebrated Hie cloxiiiR ' ly physical exhaustion, loss of
appetite, under
weight, nervous-
WOULD BE HIT
KDDLE BILL
Taking of $1,200,000 From;
Then make the rfoirii road happy
hy beeping. your slrcniith and health. An
unfailing learning of a rundown eoiulition
is the diminishing of tint red-hlood veils.
build up and enrich your blood,
Rivo you new life nml vitality!
Your appetite will pick up you
will foi l like yourself utfuiu '. Keep
the down road brishl by keep'"!?
your ved-Mood-cells finhlini? for
you. Get the larjje size. At all
drug stores. 0 s.s.3. Co.
neas and pimples
and boils. When
your red-blood-cells
are only K0!i
you are NOT
yourself 00 is
very danRorous.
Common sense (tupgests that
every possible step be talien to
correct such a condition. Take
S.S.S. before each meal. It will
A Regular Passion
For
AIDS
prevails for Spring
Our New
. KLINTON FANCIES
Plaids by the Yard
Every manner of plaid cocky, bold clansman plaids,
or subdued plaid motifs
l''ui' eiillars i'oi- si, iris fur blouses - fur
1 1 illllllillL! .111(1 111.' "filll'lcs! tliinn iiIhimI
i Iii-iii is I !i vii-r's liv pri-'i-
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Cntiried btotd
plclun ihw)na
lack si rcd-tili4-
BuilUs Sturdy Health
Market Roads Discussed
in Hearing.
CENTRAL POINT CLUB
If the Boy Friend
Is Cooling Off
Warm Him Up With a
Valentine
SWEM'S
Valentini and Gift Shop
CENTRAL POINT, Ore,. Feb. ."
I Special ) Tho Pust Noble- Clmnd
(luh met ut tlie home of -Mi's.
Catheifne Morritt Feb. It.
The afternoon was spent In sew
ing carpet rnga for rugs for the
I. O. O. F. and Kebekah homes. "
Lovely refreshments were serv
ed hy the hostesses, Mrs, Merritt
and Mrs. Vincent.
Those present were Mesdames
ItoKte!, Gh-asdn, Karru, Hay, Cop
f eager, Richardson, Si nun mis. Fei
gtisnti, Henderson, Vincent, Kddy,
MucKles, Met ritt and Mis. Mary
Qleason.
The March meeting will he at
Mrs. Gleason'H.
SALEM, Feb. :f.(PJ Taking
Sl.L'tKi.oiio from the state highway
fund to apply on market roads.
j thus relieving real property of a
one mm tax icvy, i-s purely a legis
lative matter and not one for the
stalf highway eommijiin to take
a hand, wad the expressed opinion
of three member. of the commis
sion who last night answered ques
tions of memler.s of the joint roads
and highway committees of t he
state legislature.
Taking this sum from tho high
way fund is proposed in a senate
bill introduced by Ken. iter Fred
Kiddie, and others which was one
of the proposals considered by the
conference with Chairman E. It.
VanDir.er. C. E. Gatcij nnd M. A.
Lynch of the highway commission.
Would Itetiml Progress.
'The state building program will
never be completed.' aid Van I
Du.er in reply an to plans of ihe
com in Issio n . , Ta k i n k t h is m o n ey
from the fund would retard prog
ress, h said, but the commission
has had in mind for ani(; time the
estuhli.ithment of a secondary ro.td
program." The question is whether
or not the time . for . utlting over
such, a program is at hand. This
program would include either tak
ing i-iome market roads, or some
other prim:u'y road as a part of
the state project. . The money, he
snid, if applivd to marltet loads,
would not abuse the purpose of the
gasoline and license fares and fees.
Commission members declared
themselves willing to meet any
road California builds to the Ore
gon lin1 and would hasten to join
such highway. Gates declared
that Ca 1 1 f o rn i a had not Jo j n ed
them with their highways.
MeKee, alleged associate of Kings
ley In Salt .Lake City, and to have
ridden with film from Salt Lake
Cily to Seattle, in the stolen sedan
Inst November was held by the
Portlmid police charged with three
hold-inm, "Irish" was mentioned l i
Kingsiey in his signed statenu nt j
nnd war. described as u former :
Montana prison iniualc. !
Selection of the jury occupied
more time than epecied. and both
the uV'ukn and special venire was
rinse lo ex him si ion when a new
eiitre call was issued.
Another packed court room greet
ed the second day of the trial, and
scuts were at a premium. Many
of those present are residents of
Ashland and friends of the slain
officer.
It is expected at the present rate
the case will be in the hands of
the jury late tomorrow.
Sight Dirigible
NEW YORK. Feb. ii (,Pr The
AU-Atuerican Cable compHiiy re
ported at 4:51 p. in. tE.S.T.l today
that the dirigible Los Angeles, hud
been sighted over Gunnlanatno
Hay, Cuba.
Notice of Bond Sale
STORY 1
(Continued from Pago 1)
shaved
in accordance with the following schedule:
1 to , Inclusive l-l-ls:tJ $ R.onn.on
ft in 1 1', Inclusive 7-1-1 U32 4. 'Hut. oil
ia to Hi, Inclusive I-1-1K33 4.000.0(1
17 to L'o. Inclusive 7-1-1 33 4.000.00
1! I to L'f, InchiBive 1 -1-1934 D.MdO.oo
LT. to 21t. Inclusive 7-l-l!34....f 4. OHM. (Ml
.10 to 34, Inclusive 1 -1 - laSfi.....1 ri.0IHl.00
3T lo 3!i. Inclusive 7-l-l!Uf fi.iHio.oo
4n to 4 4. Inclusive 1-1 -1 93fi n.ooo.ao
4 5 to 4!t. Inclusive 7-l-lI3t 5.000. Oil
5i lo 54, Inclusive 1 -1-1037 5,0110.00
55 to 5!i, Inclusive 7-1-1037 5.000.11(1
till to Of.. Inclusive I -1-1H3S 0, nun. (in
lit! lo 70. Inclusive 7 -1 -t n.'lK 5.imhi.(hi
Tito 7 ti, I Delusive 1-1-1 030 ti.0iiO.0O
77 hi fcl!. Inclusive 7-1-IH30 O.Ood.ttu
S3 to ks, Inelusive 1 -J-l!Mrt c.ooo.on
K to !i4. Inclusive 7-1-1040 O.OOn.Oo
th to ion, Inelusive 1-1-1041 , ii,ooo.fo
101 to loi;, Inclusive 7-1-1041 j..;, ti.ouo.oo
I u7 to 113. Inelusive l-1-IM'J 7,oon.iiO
1 14 lo liMi, Intlusive 7-1-104? T.oun.on
U'l to Inclusive 1-1-1H43 7. on
II' J to 134, Inclusive 7-1-1043 7,ono.iin
135 to 141, Inelusive 1-1-1044 7.00(1. ill)
M'J to I 4S, Inelusive 7-1 - 1 044 7i00ft.dll
140 to I5(i, Inclusive l-l-liur. x.ooo.on
157 to 1(14, Inclusive 7-I-IH45 H.OOO.llO
I il5 to 172, Inrlnslve 1-1-I04tf H.omii.oo
173 to 1 SO, InrltlMlVO 7-1-1041! H.OIIU.OO
IM to ISO, Inclusive 1 -1-1047 O.imiO.imi
loo to los. Inclusive 7-1-1047 o. ohm. on
I on to :'n7, inchwive 1-l-lM. o. .no
L'us to V 1 ti. Incluolve 7-1-104S o.mmm.oo
1-I7 to 22fi. Inclusive 1-1-1040. lM.oiMi.iiu
VST to 235, Inelusive 7-1-1040 O.OOft.OM
3fi to 245, Inclusive 1-1-1050 lA.WiM.mi
l(4 to i55, Inclusive 7-1-1050 1 o.fjofuio
sun to ::, inclusive l-i-mr.i io.ooo.oo
Vntlen.la Ui-nliv rivon ih.if MA.lfnr.l Kehnnl HiMlrit 'n 4 f) .t.-irlrnn I tilts afternoon, .'ehl
Coiihty. Oregon, will, oft the 14th day of February, 1031. at l be hour j and made a dapper appearance,
of 7:30 p. M .. at the office of the Hoard of Oireetors, Med ton I Itnild- The er.urtroom wriii packed to silt
ing, nt Medford. Oregon, offer for sate. S2i;5,000.0 of the bonds of i juration, the majority of the spec
School Iisti lct No. 40, Jackson County, Oregon, being the duly author- j tatnrs Including a large number
ized school bonds of said district. S),nm,i HuulentH from Ash-
S:iid bonds an? to be dated February 1, 1031. to he in denominations I , , M
of SI, 000. oo each, and to bear interest at not to exceed five Wc ' ! , , i.., . i - t,liiumMn
per cent per annum, payable semi-annually. A special venire of U talisn en
Said bonds to be payable in lawful money of tho United Slates of 'fs ordered drawn this moinmj,
America, a' the office or the County Treasurer of Jackson County, by Circuit .lodge II. i. Norton, Hi
Oregon, or m the fiscal agency of the Slate of Oregon in the city of the trial of James E. Kingsiey alias
New York, New York, and shall mature serially in annual amounts j. ('. Adams, charged with the slny-
Ihr of Sum Preseott. Ashland po
lice officer, while resisting deten
tion lor nesliotiiug January 24.
The now special venire is us fol
lows: .
G. II. Addis. Ashland; Charles
Hartley, Talent; Elmo Thrork
uiorlon, Applegate: 1. A. Howard.
Medlord; J. W. Mellride, Sains
Vallev; J. W. Miller. Medford; Paul
Martin, .Medford; .1. C. Harnes.
Mcilfurd; . E ('lumens. Medford:
Horace Uroinley, Medlord; W. E.
Cnshinan. Trail: Lloyd Colver,
Phoenix: Willium Hatninitl, MimI
ford; Fred Sncdicor. Medford, and
M. H. Chase, Table Rock.
I Half of the eighteen challenges
' Xniiro t rinal llenrliiff.
I hi the County Court of th Stale
, of Oregon for Jackt(m County.
In the Matter or 1h isstato oi
Stella 1. Comer, "Deceased.
Notice i herehy given that the
undersigned. ndmInist.r;itor with tho
will annexed nt he nbrtv entitled
estate, h.w filed with the County
i Court of Jackson county. iregon,
his final account in aid estate, and
!lho court h-'m bv order duly mad a,
(fixed Saturday the 14th d.iy of F-b-iruary,
1&31, at the hour of t-n
1 o'clock a. m. as th tint, nnd the
: court room of paid court In the
courthouse nt Medford, Jackfon
county, Oregon, as the- place, for
Said bonds will be sold subject to the approving opinion of Messrs. (hearing objection to kihi rinai ac
Teal. Winfree. McCulloch Af Hchuler, bond attorneys of Portland, j rount. the closing of s.itd estate
Oregon; said bonds to be furnished and printed by Medford School ind discharging tho Administrator
DiM.ict Sa. 40. the bidder to bid not less than par plus accrued interest from all further responsibility and
for said- bonds, naming the rate of intercut. nam my n-reiimi.T.
Sealed bids for the purchase of wabl bonds will be received by the J All persons Interred
Tiu.ii.-i nt i hi. dffii'c of ih bo.irn alors;iid. nit n tlie t inn of sald'p,,M' o" " '"f
sale, as herein fixed, at which lime alt bids Mibmltled will be publicly
opened and a v aided as soon as practical thereafter, and each bid
must be nccmiipanied with a certified check, payable to the Jj:-trict,
in tbM Mini rr $I3.V .o.Om.
The rijtht is hereby reervd to reject any nnd all rids.
Mi:iFORlJ SCHOOL IHSTKJCT NO. 40.
O JACKSON OTNTY. KEGN.
ATTF.ST Rebeca Mellon .TeiiKen. My It. E. c,(ti;i;.
S hoo cu ik. Chairman of the lloui d of Uirtctors.
usual rule of electing new otficers
each year and pressed Into service
the present officers for the com
ing year,
Officers Elected
The officers elected were Joseph
Wharton, president; Or. C. J.
Moser, vice president; Pete Allen,
secretary - treasurer and Wilford
Allen, Dr. W. W. Walker and
Charles Adair, trustees.
The meeting voted to semi tele-
grains of appreciation to each of
ibe members of the Josephine and
Jackson county delegations to the
legislature for the work done in i
securing the passing of the Rogue
rivor closing measure and tele
grams were also sent to Dr. Henry
Baldwin Ward, professor in Illinois
university and nationally famous
conservationist director In tho
l7aak Walton league; to Seih Gor
don of the National Game Proton
live association and other nation
ally prominent conservationists. ,1
It was stated at the meeting
that the news of the success of the
liogue river bill would be hailed
with delight by conservationists all
over North America as well as in
England, Australia, Scotland and
other parts of the world where the
fame of Rogue river is known. (,
Hammond in Address
Tho meeting; closed .with an ad
dress by James G. Hammond, of
Chicago, national field representa
tive of the Izaak Walton League of
America. Mr. Hammond is a mo
tive o-egoniall, a world wide
traveller and a brother of Major
General Creede C. Hammond, well
known in southern Oregon.
Mr. I lajumond said that while
only nine years old the Izaak Wat-
ton League of America numbered j
llS.Onn members, mainlainc-;! a:
bureau in Washington, 15. C, and
Jind nlready been responsible for '
eighteen pieces of national legisla
tion lor wild life conservation, and
worked in the closest co-operation
with the American Game Protec
tive association.
Highlights in his address in
cluded statements that while there
are eight million hunting licenses
issued annually in the Fulled
Slates, only four million migratory
birds come to the United Stales
from Canada, white the Canada
birds comprise iM) percent of all
the migratory birds in the t'nited
States every season.
Citing the great success attained
in Pennsylvania by the conserva
tionists he said, that while I'O years
ao Pennsylvania was entirely de
nuded of game, last year Pennsyl
vania hunters killed over 000 bear,
11500 wild turkey, nnd in one coun
ty 5t;,0M0 pheasants were killed
and wild life was on the increiise
In spile of the Intensive hunting.
Mr. Hammond recommended
the teaching of wild life ami forest
conservation in the schools of this
country and said that Pennsyl
vania set aside a 15 minute period
every day for conservation educa
tion in the public schools.
In Mid
nnd re
quired to appear at s;ud time and
place ad Hho r:iur, if any they
have, why iuch action should not
be taken.
JD:tted and firpt pnblhed 15th
day of January. 131.
GEO. W. NEILS' N
Administrator, willi the will iiti-
m led.
awarded both h:a:o and deiensn
had been exhausted at the morn
ing session.
Ashlanders Excused
Residents of Ashland were excus
ed by direct challenges. Among
I hose were Sanborn S. Mitchell, a
garageman of Ashland, a hharp ex
change, beiwoou Opposing counsel
resulting.
The (piesHonlng of jnrniH by the
defense under tlie dlreriiou of At
torney E. E. Kelly', covered u Aide
runge and Included their views on
capital piiui .nuetit and altitude
toward lire imprisonment.
Guy Potter, a carpenter of this
cily, was excoiieil hy I he defense
after he hud declared he felt that
"life imprisonment did not mean
lite lmpi-lKonine.nl." The venire
man said he could cast aside bliis
and abide by the law and the evi
dence. C. C, Furnas, a tire dealer of this
rliy, was questioned at length
when he stated that "he would not
give the snme credence to the testi
mony of an ex-convict, or escaped
convict, an to others." The court
directed He vera 1 questions at Fur
lias on this point as the main con
tention on his qualifications as n
juror. The court in Its retuai ks set
foith that an ex-convicl might tell
the truth, the same as another citi
zen, or he untruthful, in the same
ratio.
Talent Man Called
One of (he Jnrorn called thii
nioinint! ttiis i. F. Jacobs M Tal
ent, who was a Juior in (he Loiis
Aliii tin trkil 15 years ago.
The Mieiiff'H office was notified
Ihit, morning that Archie tlthdu
LUCK1ES are always
kind to your throat'
&JfrjPwW&:(st "- fll
The advice of your physi
cian is: Keep out of doors,
in the open air, breathe
deeply; take plenty of exercise
in the mellow sunshine,
and have a periodic check
up on the heahhofyour body.
TUNE IN
TheLuckyStrike
Dance Orchrn
tra, every
day, Thursday
and Saturday
ri-enfng aver
N. B. C. nei.
! Everyone knows that sunshine
mellows that's why the "TOASTING"
process includesthe use of the Ultra Violet
Rays. LUCKY STRIKE-made of the finest
tobaccos the Cream of the Crop THEN
"IT'S TOASTED"-an extra, secret heat
ing process. Harsh irritants present in all
raw tobaccos are expelled by "TOAST
ING." These irritants are sold to others.
They are not present in your LUCKY
STRIKE. No wonder LUCKIES are always
kind to your throat. '
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Your Throat Protection against irritation against cough
M91I. Tli Amiiif an T"fstrn Cn . Tiff.
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