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8 !1 n n PAGE SIX MEDFORP MAIL, TRIBUNE, AffiDFORD, PRECOX, THURSDAY,.. JULY 9, 1931. REIN f! GUILTY ATTACK ON STANFIELD Jury , Urije? , Leniency for . Man Who Drove Auto ,. .,pyer, Ex-U. S- .Senator ? in Quarrel Over Fence i BAKEn, Ore., July . W.JOhn i-Urlnrfer, convicted of deliberately' driving hi automobile over Robert N. Btunfleld, former United Hint senator from Oreffon, was todn sentenced to serve threo mont in the Buker county jail. Hull bard fJlendalp. Oi II Torn fa People V.h.I.ii Trclchlcrw. . Mr. and Mm. K. It. And on, Kdwurd, at Cal., are vltiltlnff Mm Hubbard's uncle,' Oeorge Trelehler nd Mrn Tr-eichler thl week. - While in southern Oregon they will motor to Diamond lake. Crater lake and Oregon VnVfH and iipand dome I Porters Aro OiueHln '', At Ydiuiir Homo; Air. and Mr-. C. C. Porter and dauRhter Marlon and Hon Floyd, arrived in Modford yesterday after noon from Yakima, Wash,, for a ten-day vIhU ntt guenln of Mr. and Mm. K. H. Voumk at their home at 33 Quince Ktreet. Mr. and font. Porter are the NEW TEST FARM AT BAKKIt, ore., July .-Pj John ,' Stringer, ranch foreman at Hunt 1 InKton, wan convicted liy a clrcu v court Jury here todny of Hssiiultin : Kohcrl N. Htanfleld, fdrmcr Unit ? Htntoa iienator frorh ' Oregon, by driving an automobile over him ' The Jury recommended leniency, i, Behtence was to ho 'imposed lutor . In the day. Htanfleld wail seriously injured ' Inst April ii when struck by Htrlnger'a car. The two had Just ' been involved In on altercation v over fence cutting 'Oh property , which Htanfleld was ranging live. V stock. i Htringer denied he had intcn Uonntly driven hi machine over the pk-Kehntor, and declared that as he nttempteit to drive through the gate, Htanfleld stepped In front of the car In a menacing manner, (ilCJvc Own Version Teatlfying in his Own defense late yesterday, Htrlnger gave his version of the affair. He drove up to the gate, he Haid, and found Klnnfleld and Phil McCnbel hia foreman, splicing somo wires,"-' "Wiring It up, are you, boyj' he snld he asked. Htanfleld sard they were, and fltrlngor declnrod he replied "Hob, If you have right to clone Hi In gato why don't yuu sei uie siiei-iu ana uo II law fully?''' ' .' ' : ' He aald fltahfleld cursed him Stringer then cut the top wire, he uild, and told the men "1 em going to -cut the fence and pay whoever own. It. I have a right to go up the road." .,- , , Hlanflcld Made Throat .. JJtanfleld ahouted "Vou hnVo gone through here tlio lnnt time," Htrlnger mild, nnd approached him menacingly. Tho defendant teatl fled he got Into hi car and backed up to drive through the cut panel. lie ioiu manneid, Hub. you are an old man bo I am going around you. Now don't force me to hit you.'' ' .- -) ' He then atartod through the fence, he aald, whun Atanflold nu tempt oil to block his way, stopplim airaetiy in the path of the c Htanfleld had testified', that Htrlnger deliberately changed tho course of the car to strike him. raonsAT FIRST METHODIST Mtdrord Ipcopl wh,'n'' e n J 0 y neuro - spirituals, , plantation mclo-: dies and folk soiim, Interapmned with clever dialect readings, have a rare treat In store tonight In the free concert, beginning at 8 p. in., at the Phut Methodist church, by the Cotiom Uloss'om Hlngera quar tet, representing the I'lnoy-Woods undenominational school for train ing young colored men and worn en, In south Mississippi. This group of slngorw arrived th lorenoon mini iiarnbruok, l ul., wneie uiey gavo a concert last night, and u concert was alsu dvnn In Ashland by another group of the same singers. beacn group travels In a house motor car, eaciv car being Ingeni ously outflttrd as living iuarurs while ; they , traverse the United Hlutes, giving concerts and other wlae creating favorable publicity for their achool buck In MIsHlsslppI which Is attended by hnnrireds of young colored folks. The group here tonight Is composed of stu dents of I'lncy Hldge and leaves In the morning for their next com cert In Hprlngfleld, Ore. The other roup, which sang In Ashland, Is composed of graduates of the school. i - time at the Trclchjer cottage on I parents or Mrs. Voung. Mr. Porter Union Creek. ' 1 M'a well knOVn in Ynklma, where Mr. Hubbard la In the real ea- ho is engaged In ranching and the tate business In tho south and his hay brokerage business. While In company Is now laying out n 160- this city the Portora plan to niaKo acre sub-division nenr tho tlranu a survey oi mia pan oi urenun, Central nlrfiort. with the plan of making their nome in Aieuroru witnin meinour future. Jennings Knlcrtaiii at Jliini'r itiHl Hrhlgtt. Mr. end Mm. Halph Jennings, entertained at dinner and bridge last evening at their home on the Jacksonville . highway. Pin ner was served In the garden and was followed by two tables of bridge. , Covers were placed for Mr;' and Mrs. Harry IJulIuque, Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Tollefson, Mrs. Dar lington of , Minneapolis, who Is tho guest of her daughter, Mrs. Tollefson, Mr. and Mrs. Iiuls Jen nings and tho host and hostess. Mrs. Isaacs On Vacation Trln. Mrs. Frank Isaacs left todny noon for Koseburg. where ne will be guest: for two days of her brother. Justin Elfert and Mrs. Klfert. then continue to peruana to spend a Week or more with her mother, Mrs. Itose Klfert nnd her sisters, Mrs. K. N. Gldrcdge nnd Mr M. K. Bchoonovcr. Woods nnd Jlcnrilcy , ' Homo I'Yoni Mnrshflctil. . Mr. and Mrs. H. 8. Hendley nnd Mr. and Mrs. 1). It. Wood and daughter, Helen,' 'havo returned from eoending ' several days In Mnrshfleld, where tut Wood en tored r.nd won tho holiday golf tournament. Thoy wero accompa hied oh the ''const trip by Miss Linda Oeiidor of Ashland.' Mrx, Mlkmlm Kiiulolns At HrjcIgM TucNtluy ' : . Airs, jtaymonu jviiKscno invitea group of friends to her home ruesdny evening to Vncot her house uest, Miss Mnrio Clark of Holly wood, and to enjoy several games f bridge. There wero four tables n play. Ciicsts at Mndlson Iiodgc. . ' Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Vnn Ant werp and Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Madison arrived on tho Hhnsta front Son Francisco todny and accompanied V; 1). Madison to his cabin on Rogue river. flomcnHona Motor North for Vacation. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Clomcnson of the Juckson hotel left Wednes- ay morning by motor for Clark- son, .wash., where they plan to pend a week as Knouts of rela tives. ' Stag finiHr Uroriilcy tfotno Tui'silay Kvent An ' enjoyable stag supper In honor of two visitors In this city, William Petersen fthd Adulph Sveut, Was enjoyed at the home of If. L. Uromley on Houlh Oakdale avenuo Tuesilay evening. . Mr. Peterson and Mr. Rvedt recently arrived. In this city from Capetown, Houtli Africa and are guests of Herb Orey. .Those who nttended tho atng affair Were II. L. Bromley, the host, Hnrle Davis, M. C. Wright. Charlies filer, William Petersen, Adolph Hvedt and Herb Orey. Dr. hml Mrs. Hunch Ilotno From '('oast 1 Dr. and Mrs. F. O. Bunch who spent the holiday weekend visiting friends and relatives In const cities have returned to their home. Their little daughter, flernldlne, who nc companied them on the trip, Is remaining in Coqullle to spend month of tho summer vacation with her grnnd parents. While on tho coast Dr. nnd Mrs. Bunch enjoyed trips to numerous resorts. much hoatlng, surf-board riding and' other water' snorts, while entertained by several frlends. Arrangements will probably lie made with the Modford acHobl (IIh 1 trlct for quarters In tho new senior high ccliool building for, labora tory for the experts asslimed to the 'Southern Oregon federal 'ex perimental orchard, the Rogue Hlver Traffic association was In formed this noon by C. C. Urn tnon. A conference will- be held with City Superintendent of Schools K. H. Ifedric-k to discuss the mut ter. Details will have to bo worked out for houses for tho scientists, for which no federal, county or state funds are avallubte. : The pending referendum oh the! higher education appropriation has To We d 1 1 M!'&i i MILK INSPECTOR SAYS ORDINANCE LIKED BY defense aiid states thai the matter ; A 75-year-old grist xai , Is out of the Jurisdiction of the; Ison. Tex., once used to tate, and subject to the decision ; for Confederate soldieri of the interior department. J operated. again.,. , . 5 r,-.lsocialed frui Photo Josephine Young, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Owen D. Youna of New York, Is engaged to marry Everett Woi'llilngloii-OcisKctl i. WcdiMiig Hntunlay ;.,-(',: KAOI.B POINT, 1 Oro.. July 9. - t !-) ' Miss Klennar Worthlnaton daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. .1. L. AVorthlngton" became tho bride of Warvln Clossett Haturday. Mr. Oos- sott Is employed In Medford nnd the couple Will reside In that city: Mrs. Oossett was also formerly employed In Medford. llcmls Invited to ItiTcptlon, l,)(llui( Home. nvltntlons are being Issued for a reception ht the l.ydlnrd home at Table Hock Tuesday evening, to he held following the wedding of Miss Hue Lydlnrd, daughteri of Mrs. Margaret Lydlard nnd Frank O. Mnrsh of Lob Anuelca. attests will cnll between 8:30 and 10. Mrs. lltigglns Much ntntalncl In North Mrs. (lolda Hugglns returned to Medford tho first of the week from n several days visit In ' Portland and Ktigeno, where she was enter tained by many friends. Now at Holly Ml ! nn. Klnl ,..ll . .."'" "!-".". tension service without any funis 07Mf ""7. " to assist in the work, as expected. !I pP7n"VT ' raduat Tho county court yestcrduy In-j --!!r2 ,, iiiiiiicn u coiiiiiuiiee oi irnu men that It could not furnish any funds for buildings or more land In the present state of tho county fin ances. . , . .. Federal aides assigned, to the federal orchard work here are now en route from Washington, D. C, and ure expected to arrive next week, according to word received. The department of agriculture, plant division, advised the associa tion that a final report on tho three year investigation of refrigeration car Icing and conditions would he made at the cloRe of the present year. - . ; - Owing lo the absence of R; R Motor at the freight rate protest Hearing in salom today, littlo ex cept routine htiisness wus- trans acted. WATElSHORTIN v DALLES I DISTRICT Whllo ;Ithe. volume Of, 'the gravity System Is equal that of Vyear hro.' tho city water department has started the electric pumpB at the city well to fill the reKervoIrs. County Water Master Brown nnld today he has reportH -thnt the hlKhland hihiWh liuvo melted and that In cane of protracted hot, dry weather the Bouth end of the county will experience u serfouH i-hortniro of water for domestic and ntouk Hiipply. 8wedea Get New Uniforms STOCKHOLM ( TTT-M - A now field uniform which combines com fort with liehtneas lina hoen buk gested for the Swedish nrmv. It looks BomethhiK like an overnllMind ia Kreyish-hrown in1 cols-fc The gronicoat, liaa a removnhlo Mining, John Barrymore air Svemmil; evil eenius of hynoiiwrt. and Mar Ian MaiHhBcroen discovery "of the year, as Trilby, Paris artist: model, who falls n victim" tbhla dark power, in "Sventfali," now the attraction nt the Holly for the balance of the week. Show ing with this unusual feature pic ture fa a news reel with Urahnm McNamee nnnouncittK ' Importnnt news events from all over the world, a Kartoon entitled "Hold Kverythintf." and the sixth of the Adventures of Africa" rech, "The Buffalo Stampede.1' Friday and Saturday nights only as a special ndded attraction Car ney and fiavllle, well known pro fi'ssionul song nnd dance teartr, directly from Fanchon and Mar co's Tap Idea will appear on the Holly stape in a novelty re view. ' Several well-known local' dancers will appear In the review with these two professional artists. , : : ITT ( Photographs of the Sinnott me morial at Crater lake, to be dedi cated in the near f u t u re, were taken today by J. Vern Shangle. local photographer, at the request of E. c, SoMnnky, superintendent of the Crater Lake national park. The photographs will be distrib uted to the committee', members from WashhiKton, U. C, who plan to he at the lake for tho dedica tlon . - ;T$e plttut'os were takonwith the loiepnnto lens, ; '.'?: . i i " t ' ' f: A general, expression of great Improvement In the milk supply, voiced by all cities of the coast, characterized the recent conven tion, of the:- Pacific Northwest as sociation of Dairy and Milk In-, spe'etdre,' held In Portland. Jt.. was announced yesterday by Chas. . AUtih, local milk inspectoiv who attended the three daygatherlng. All cities adopting the standard ordinance have realized great 'lm provements under the hew system. ho pointed Out. - Oregon, California, Washington. Idaho and Alberta,; Canada were represented ut the convention, the total registration for: which was 125. Milk dealers and dairy pro ducts, dairy equipment and supply houses were creditably represented -by displays, : , Through, the., courtesy . of V, the Portland and state Inspectors, an extended ' observation trip v. was made to dairies, creameries and pasteurization plants. The cooperation given dairymen and distributors by milk inspectors today was emphasized by John M. Mann, commissioner of public af fairs of Portland, who said, "Milk Inspectors today nre hot policemen waiting to pounce upon a dairy man or distributor for violation of somo regulation. "Fundamentally our inspector Is an educator, lie stands between the consumer and -' the producer and the distributor of milk." 4 WATER RIGHT CASE OF INTEREST IN KLAMATH : AUibplnl6m handed:' dawn StAt, lot iby Judge H. D. Norttfn of the circuit Court here, who tried the case In Klamath Falls, and received In the city Into Tuesday,, is of in terest there on Klamath water rights. . .-. This opinion ' regnrdlng water; rignta on tne Williamson river, given In the case of William Kitt redge versus GeOrge Mayfleld and others; overrules A demurrer by the An instdntly refteslJ hot weather drink k cools, quenches thj and appeals to evf tasie. uruer -Liiptoe today. It costs no m0l SBBTIB 5E & PEfl CHOICEST ORANGE PEKOE & PErt IT PAYS,iTiMSER3 WITH New Powder Gives Girlish Bloom fMELLO-OLO. the new face now. deiy will keep your skin from ex-' posure and preserve lu youth. The new French process by which Jt Is mnde makes It stay : On longert spread smoother, and will not clog the pores. I to special tint In youth ful. No flaklncsa or irritation with MELLO-GJX).. Try this new. won derful face powder,,,. Jurmlii,& ,, u3 iJiiK rtiore. ' refined can Cane sugar insures ideal rnJ in all kinds of canning ' ' ' " v All over Uie country you will ' find housewives using refined ' cane sugar for making theiir jellieSj jams, and preserves. It is an acknowledged standard. . If you take advantage, of the low price of sugar, also , the constantly appearing bar gains in fresh fruit, you can . put up preserves of all kinds for your winter mcals made just the way you like them. Canned fruit and prnel home-made or purchase as well as sweet relisha long in the diet. , They meals .tasty, 'enjoyable: ecohomical. Jellies tt ncconipnnitnents for mttla well as a spread for breiii canned fruits make delic. wholesome desserts and sil Preserve with refined r sugar. The Sugar Instil 'Preserve with refined Cane Sugar" E GOOD LUCK SAI.EM, Or., July , A" I'nleas lightning fires start m the next few days In the Cascade moun tains. Oregon forests will be re. markably free from serious fires for some time, considering the present anell of hot wrntber. ac cording to the office of l.ynn K. Croneinlller, atst foreotrr. No fires nre reported In green timber. Klamath county bus more fires than any other district, it was stated. VANDERBILTCRUISES FOR SEA SPECIMENS NOBTHPOKT. N. Y.. July (fl)Wllllant K. Vanderbllt Is on a cralso around the world In Ma yacht to gather more wlnicn of marine life. The collection In hia museum at Centerimrt, Uing Isl and, which Includes a two tun devil fish and a four-ton whale. Is re garded t m of lb finest In the world. FOR HOOVER'S CHAIR MANILA,. V. I.. July With the baginning of his third year ag governor general of the I'hillppliies, Dwlght P. 1ivIr today Inaiiert a statement In which he Id: "I ttm not a candidate for the nomination for president In 19.12. 1 bellcve strongly that the Repub lican party should renominate my cliluf, President Hoover." MILDEW DOES DAMAGE TO HA I, KM, Or., July 8 m Report: of downy mildew dnmage lo hops In the Willamette valley, ranging from 10 to 86 per cent, Vnupled with news of short crops In Kng- uind and on the Kuropcnn contl nent nnd of hen dnmnge In the Sacramento valley nro slowing tianxartlona In the bop market down to almost a standstill, bro kers nnd growors In this section report, ' ' : ; 4 EAGIE POINT KAdl.R POINT, Ore., July . (HiieclSl)- Mr. and Mrs. II. A. f'lark made u business trip July " to the Sinklyou blue fox and fui farm south of Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. J, M. (Inrrelt left July 8 for Yellowstone National park fur a three werks' vacation. Mr. nl Mrs. U A. luuigber end Mrs. Knims Morton of Port land were week-end guests of .Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Young. Mrs.Jxttie Van Hcoy. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorse O'ttrlen, Miss Irflln Oalllan and Mrs. 8. II. Holmes pent July 4 nt Crater lake. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rarh. Mr. and Mrs. o. IS. oimterhnut nnd Mrs. Vranres Campoell spent the ,th picnicking on th" Hogue. . Mr. and Mrs. J. U Wortlilngton motored ta McAllister springs July , , Miss kla Oalllan arrived re cently from Itaclne, Wis., to visit her cousin, Mrs. Loitle Van Hcoy. Ragle Point realdents and their friends picnicking nt Casey's csmp he Fourth were: Mr. and Mrs. William Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Hmlih and children, liarbara ami U'le. Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Ward and dnughter, Knld. Mr. nnd Mrs. 8. K, llnrnes and daughter, Fran ces, K. Ik Mhaw. Pesrl Htowell. leorgr l)r, Charles Petttgrew,, Mr. nnd Mrs. Nick Young, Mm. KdHh Weldmnn. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. E. Stowell, Myrtle, Evolyn, Juno and. Tommy Rtowojl; Malsle Shel ley, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Tlnglenr and daliuhters. Hnolnh nmi .lm,,, lWdlierl 'rltnl..n nH.i ! W. D. Macy nnd son, ltobert, Alex Vestal, Alex Iletts of Kagle Point and Mrs. p. M. Stewart. Mrs. Har. rlet Allen. Mr. and Mrs. It. A. Motln Herbert Ilotts of Medford; tlynell Powell of Montana and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Howies of Hend. A number of F.ngle Point resi dents spent Hie week-end nt Cros cent City, Including Mr. and Mrs. 8. F. Coy and family, Hasel Helms, John Phillips and Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Ashpole and son, Donald. Mr. and Mrs. Itny Hnrnlsh nnd family and Mr. and Mrs. William Holmnn and family spent July 4 at I.lthla Park In Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. ' c, V. Davles and Mr. and Mrs. P.. T. Seaman went i to McCalllater Sprlnga July 4. ' ' Mr, nnd Mrs. Therln Tnylor and j family motored to Diamond and: Crater lakes July 4. A family gathering, consisting ' of Mrs. M. U Prultt, Ouy Priiitl! and son, Herbert, nnd Mr. and; Mrs. Tom Htnnley and children nnd a picnic July 4 at Casey's camp. . i Mr. and Mrs. Percy Haley mo-j tored to Crescent, city for the1 Fourth. Mr. ami Mrs. W. C. elements! and Son And Mr. and Mrs Frnnk lli-own wont to crater lake July 4. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Slonor and son. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Dick stoiicr of Medford spent the Fourth picnicking on the Hogue. Lawrence Wlnslow motored to Ijike o' the Woods, spending the week-end nt the cabin of K. C. Frther of Central Point Mr. nnd Mrs. William Helms and family spent tho week-end at Ornnta I'e.ss. fir" WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE WITHOUT CALOMEL And You'll Jump Out of Bed in the Morning Rsrin' to Go , MrW w and sank snd the nS4 ImJta punk, d,w't wlKw s 1,4 ol calti, irnnnsl .w, oil, UuOvs randy or rnrwing sum snd xpvrt Ihem to ra.k. you ludJuily s sed buoymnl sad lull ul turuAiti.. . t5 Hr esnt k Ik Tty only mtin la id men momtmil d,wi't trt at JM nw. TN. emaoa (M y,, dowiKndmt Iuuiia ol liquid Uls lata your buwt4 Uuy, It tlh t-Ue h sot flMrtnt hwly, hit f, dna : t 1, ),, d ,ii h,,, k"!i.l'f .w . Y, km oh bnk mil In v,ur h.( rliee an,! y,i M do J uuu Your vhols j-lro u .ut,Mwik lJ,rTUK"fivtu"..r.'ri CARTKR-S iT- tn' W.r.l. K.r.rt. ,m.Un " W mkin th. bile Do trerly. iJtn uw i-,ikv ia, I,, ih, m, tjuet i ire Spoil Your Vacation Trip Right NOW, when our prices are so low and a cash allowance is beings paid on your smooth tires, is the time to equip YOUR car with i. i . VsJ' " .. BALLOONS-They Give MORE Miles of TrubleFree Service Assure Easier Steering &ve Smoother Riding and 1 . Added Safety : , , Remember ! 5 We Are Paying CASH For ,Your Smooth Tires Our TRADE-IN TIRE SALE enables you to let your smooth tires help you to buy hew FISK AIRFLIGHTS Our service includes rims cleaned nnd straightened and the new tires mounted so that they revolve true with the wheel at no additional . charge ! $4.95 Will put a new, first -quality FISK' PREMIER- AIR FLIGHT. 440121, ' tire on YOUR car Other sizes pro portionately low less ih pairs or sets! - 1L 7 enmngs l ire SAM JENNINGS Prop. Co. Across Frca Nat - ' ": " ' ' -' - v.'. Miueutaedt, Mr. and il
