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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1931.
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No Force Used In Plaoing
Mrs. Marcho In Jail Ward
Is Testimony In Damage
Trial Medics Heard,
Cross-examination of Or B. O,
Wilson, county physician, defendant
with O. W. (Ike) Dun ford, In the
$13,000 damage suit of Mrs. Nettle
' Marcho, for alleged mistreatment and
false detention, started this morning
In circuit court, by Attorney m. O.
Wllklns.
. Dr. Wilson, throughout the tedious
process, maintained that he acted
with discretion and entered a denial
to the charges upon which the action
was based.
The county physician declared that
be placed Mrs. Marcho In the wom
en's ward of the county Jail, after
she had been removed from the
Sacred Heart hospital because she
oreated a disturbance there,
when he -had been unable to locate
her husband by telephone. He said
he refused to let her walk In search
of her husband on account of her
physical condition, and that no force
or duress were employed In placing
Mrs. Marcho In the woman s ward,
questions Protested
Questioning of Dr. Wilson was ln
terrupted several times by his own
attorney, George A. Codding, on the
grounds "defense counsel Is attempt
ing to Introduced Irrelevant matters
Into this case," and was sustained by
the court. v
One point at Issue waa whether or
not Dr. Wilson had entered vie wom
an's ward with Mrs. Marcho, and
whether or not another woman there,
"had on night olothes." Dr. Wilson
, declared that he "went a step or two
In the ward," and left "Mrs, Marcho
standing by the window."
Dr. , Wilson declared that Mrs.
Marcho's Ills were of long standing
and many, and that she had been a
recipient of county medical aid. He
denied that he had mentioned an
operation to Mrs. March, which, the
defense holds, was the cause of her
hospital actions.
Created Disturbance
Nurses at Sacred Heart hospital, on
duty during Mrs. Marcho's stay, tes
tified she "pounded on the table,
disturbed other patients and refused
to be quiet." Dr. Wilson testified
that he removed Mrs. Marcho, when
his efforts at suasion failed and that
she was able to walk to the auto.
A half doeen local physlolans were
called to the stand yesterday to give
expert testimony for the defense and
plaintiff. They viewed an X-ray
photo of Mrs. Marcho's pelvic region,
but none were able to state whether
a growth on the pelvic bone was of
short or long duration. The defense
contends the growth was caused by
Mrs, Marcho being dropped to the
sidewalk, while being escorted from
the auto to the woman's ward.
Defendant Dunford Is scheduled to
take the stand this afternoon. .
The case la taking longer than ex
pected, and It Is not likely that It
will be In the hands of the jury be
fore tomorrow morning.
SPECIAL VENIRE
FOR HOLLY SUIT
For the damage suit of Roy O.
Patch against the Paclflo Theater,,
Inc. (Holly), delayed until next Mon
day by the unexpected length of the
eult now on trial, Circuit Judge J. T.
Brand thle morning ordered a special
Jury venire drawn ae follows:
B. Adamson, Ashland; Emeit
Lyman, Oold Hills Scott R. Darby,
Jacksonville: Jack Hltzler. Medford;
J. A. Bltterllng, Segle Point; Perry
Ashcraft, Ashland; Mrs. Edith Mao
Cracken, Ashland; Charles Bage, Cen
tral Pom'., and Henry Manklns, Jack
sonville. Circuit Judge J. T. Brand of
Marshfleld sitting In the Marcho
damage eult, will hear the Patch
ease. M. O. Wllklns, attorney, Ash
land, (lied affidavits of prejudice
against Circuit Judge H. D. Norton,
In both suits.
Patch seeks eso.OOO damages for
alleged negligence he alleges resulted
in Injury to his eyes.
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Telegram To President Wil
son On Feb. 4, 1918
Discloses Offer For Peace
Hatred For America.
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A party of well known Medford
hunters, one of whom was said to he
Helny Fluhrer, with what they sup
posed was a well educated bird dog,
was out In the valley early yesterday
morn in it all set to kill their limit
In pheasants and get back to town In
time to resume their business duties.
All of a sudden the dog "pointed"
to a clump of bushes and made a dive
Into them with dtsastrlous results,
as It later developed, as the astute
canine encountered the aft deck of
a skunk In hts dive, and bit Into It,
causing more moisture for a long dist
ance thereabouts In the next few
seconds than has fallen In the valley
for weeks.
The disgusted party thereupon re
turned to the city with the shame
faced and orestfallen dog trotting
along some distance behind their car
and went to a rendezvous where they
dlBenfected themselves and changed
clothes.
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Hats and dresses remodeled; chil
dren's sewing done In your home. Tel.
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. The best wearing all silk hose, full
fashioned at $1.00 and $1.35.
. KTHELWYN B. HOFFMANN'S.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 16. (AP)
Germany's price for peace two
months before America entered the
war was revealed today by the
state department as "a slice of
France" and general allied Indem
nities. The Information was contained in
a hitherto unpublished cablegram
from Ambassador James W. Gerard,
on February 4, 19 IB, to President
Wilson. It waa part of a 708-page
compilation of official correspon
dence made public by the state
department. "Even If there Is war,"
It said, "German military calcul
ated they can starve England be
fore America can do anything. These
people i have only one god force."
"It you decide to make any
threats," Gerard advised the presi
dent, "threaten war. Germans not
afraid of break of diplomatic re
lations which simply means they
can go ahead and do what they
please and attack us If they win."
Hated America
The German chancellor, he re
ported, had spoken to him of "the
great hatred the military and naval
people have for America."
The German terms for peace at
that time, Gerard Informed his
chief, were:
"Germany to give up Belgium
but retaining so-called guarantees
such as railroads, forts, a garrison,
ports, commercial control," etc.; a
slice of France through rectifica
tion of frontier; will only give
back a email part of Serbia, and
Bulgarian can do as she likes with
Roumanla, and everybody must pay
Indemnities to Germany, etc.
Gerard added that "If Bernstorff
(the German ambassador), has given
the president any other terms he
Is following him, but do not quote
me to Bernstorff."
Peace Move Disclosed
The untold story of on attempt
by President Wilson to Induce
Austria-Hungary to make peace
shortly before the United States
entered the war, also was disclosed.
Secret messages also showed Pres
ident Wilson offering Inducement to
Austrla-Hurary to forsake the Ger
man cause. He pledged that a pre
viously expressed Intention of the
allies to disrupt the empire state
by separating Hungary and Bo
hemia from Vurtrla would not be
carried out. '
The effort formed a part of tho
general atte-ipt made by the Amer
ican government In December, 1016.
and the early mo-4s of 1017 tc
bring peac before t-'ng forced Into
the war.
Second Disclosure
It failed when the Austro-Hun-garlan
government refused to dis
sociate Itself from Germany In ne
gotiations for peace or In the con
duct of submarine warfare.
The state department's disclosures
marked the second time this week
It has opened to the public musty
records that have been secreted In
Its archives for more than a dec
ade. Another lengthy compilation show
ed the efforts of the American gov
ernment to keep Russia In the war
on the side of the allies through
a campaign of propaganda and fi
nancial support.
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FOUNTAIN
READY FOR THIRSTY
Patrons of the Roxy Ann were happy
again today vhen they found the
fountain going full force after the
doors had been closed all week for
remodeling. W. Leonard, the new own
er who purchased the confectionery
recently from Glen Brenner, Is well
known In this vicinity as he formerly
operated the Plaza at Ashland.
In addition to being enlarged and
re-decorated the Roxy Ann Is now
equipped with new fixtures Including
Broken windows glazed by Trow
bridge Cabinet Works.
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so I boueht one thine and then
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in , saw L,eas iiair ionic aaver
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Mr. Jannt, 2919 South 1 Street,
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lighted beyorn) words at the youth-
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Market
Meat
Groceteria No. 2 Cor. 6th & Grape
SATURDAY
SPECIALS
Colored Fryers
Pound . . . . 24c
Fat Hns, each 50c
Roast, lb.
Boil, lb.
Steak, lb.
t ox, iiri
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7c
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Shoulder Roast, lb. 15c
Shoulder Steak, lb 16c
' Sausage, 2 lbs. 26o
Hamberger, 2 lbs. 25o
Lamb
Leg, lb
Shoulder, lb.
Stew, lb.
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Chops, lb lBo
.jW mm - Bulk, lb ...-12K.0
Pus-e Lard
OTssf Sugar Cured
Hams 22c
Bacon uzz 21c
Bolocna, 2 lbs. . . 25c
Werners, 2 lbs. 25c
D. M- WATT, Manager
a longer fountain where not lunches
wlu be featured.
Several new lunch specials will be
served to customers tomorrow, Satur
day, Just to give them a fair sample
of the type of service Mr. Leonard
expect to maintain.
FRUITS, VEGETABLES
Expanding to meet the demands of
Its many customers, the Peerless Mar
ket, located on North Bartlett street
next to Snider's, wUl open a fine
fruit i and vegetable department to
morrow morning offering particularly
attractive prices for the first day.
S. J. Burgdorf, who Is well-known
locally, will manage the new depart
ment. Bcguo River valley products
will be featured and Mr. Burgdorf
expects to maintain the same high
standard that the Peerless Market has
already established; he said today.
The fruit and vegetable stands will
be open Sundays from 9 a. m. to 7
p. m.
,
Spits apples, 35c and SOo lug. Crater
Lake highway, 2 miles north Eagle
Point. '
Shingle Studio Your order com
pleted In one day.
Portraits of distinction. The Peas
leys, opp. Holly theater.
Don't Co to Extremes
To End Constipation ,
When had breath, or a coated
tongue, biliousness or headaches warn
of constipation, don't take violent
purgatives. There's no uso when a
oandy Cascaret will stop the trouble
In a jiffy will cleanse your system
pleasantly, and completely.
The relief you get so promptly
from Cascarets is lasting. Caacareta
are made from cascara, a substanco
which medical authorities agree ao
tually strengthens the bouxl muscles.
Bo Cascarets are a blessing to old
folks with weakened towels; to chil
dren; tflLanyone in need of establish
ing regular bowel habits, Ten cents
a box all drug stores.
a little goes a long way
becajse it's CONDENSED
.White King Granulated Soap is
Condensed. That's why there is
greater value in the White King
' package. It means economy for you.
. All possible moisture and -air is re
moved when it is made, and no arti
ficial fillers or balk are added. It
is just all mild, pure condensed
soap packed with suds and wash
ing power in every grain.
Mild and efficient jjhe pure vege
table and nut oils that go into White
King make this soap fully efficient
WHITE KING
in the lukewarm and cool water
that modern fabrics demand. Cool
water spares tender hands from
Irritation. Hot water that ordinary '
soaps require is just as hard on
your hands as it is on your clothes.
White King works equally well
for every household use from dish
pan to washing machine. You'll
save money on the soap bill whea
White King is used the modern,'
condensed soap that gives , greater
value.
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Starting October 19 to 24
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We Ask No Advance Information Concerning Your
Illness
Calbro
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diagnosing disease, but
also In the treatment. Al
though this Instrument Is
new In its field. It Is al
ready a leader. Testimo
nials by the score of un
questioned veracity attest
its accuracy and ability to
show the cause of you?
Illness. It proved Its worth
before medical doctors in
New York City. Hundreds
of instruments are now In
dally use.
Background
of Radionics
The.radlonlo Instrument In
my office was designed and
built by Calbro Magnowave,
Inc., of Omaha, Neb. These
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successful use for several
years. The corporation
maintains a n up-to-date
laboratory and conducts va
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purpose of scientifically pro
moting the practice of radi
onics. They nave in their
laboratories practically every
form of bacteria and do
much experimenting with
human tissue In their re
search work on the differ
ent types of disease.
Patients Pleased
With Results
In the past year we have
treated many people In Med
ford and Rogue River Val
ley. The majority of them
were chronic cases which
had resisted other forms of
treatment. In most cases
our results were excellent.
If you are sick you should
take advantage of this offer
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ONLY THOSE SEEKING FREEDOM FROM SICK
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Dr. E. J. Carpenter
CHIROPRACTOR AHD PHYSIO-THERAPIST
Second Floor, Holly Theatre Building
Phone 1433
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