MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. PRECOX, FRIDAY, MARCH 24. 19.13.
PAGE NINE
BANKS AND WIFE
ARE CHARGED IN
PRESCOTT DEATH
(Continued Ir. ut Page One)
editor of the Jacksonville Miner, on
Aatwday. March 4, when alia took the
law Into her won hands to gain re
drew for an article publlahed In Hall's
paper. Pitch and VanWegen are al
leged to have attempted to hold Hall,
and Brown, her father, to have pur
chase the buggy wnip.
Slander Indicted.
of "slandering a bank." aa the result
of "tllanderlng a bank," as the result
of a' article published In the Pacific
Record-Herald, a weekly formerly
published by Earl H Fehl, In which
Brown charged over hl signature.
that money had been removed from
the Farmers and Fruitgrowers bank
of, lil city, contrary to the bank
moratorium regulations. The charge
was afterward completely refuted and
definitely proven false and un
founded.
Bonds In the buggy-whlpplng esse
were fixed at 500- In the bank slan
der case at (1500.
Tie first degree murder Indictment
against Banks and his wife were gen
erally regarded as a foregone conclu
sion, and they were presented In
. court during a lull In the proceedings,
to prevent any "courtroom dramat
ics." Few outside of official circles
knew they were to be returned today
Recess Grand jury.
Following the presentment of the
Indictments, the court recessed we
grand Jury, subject to the further
call of the district attorney's office,
and Assistant Attorney-General Wil
liam S. Levens.
Proceedings in the indictment
against Banks and his wife will be
held as fast as legal procedure will
permit. It has been indicated that
the murder charge will be given the
right of way over other criminal mat
ters, end that the ballot theft indict
ments will come second. These are
rezanied as the most vital matters.
Banks, in his Josephine county Jail
cell, was reported today as still defi
ant, and assuming the role of martry
dom. He Is under close guard, and
amokca cigarettes Incessantly. Mrs
Banks was reported as Irritable, but
calm and confident.
Most Golfers Are
Bluffed by Traps
Mrs. Martin and Banks
Enjoy Cigar ets Solace
Behind Cold Iron Bars
Her face wreathed In great clouds
of amoke from her own cigarettes.
Henrietta B. Martin, president of the
Good Government congress. Indicted
by the grand Jury for criminal syn
dicalism, remains decidedly cheerful
In her cell In the Jackson county Jail
today, her Jailors reported this afternoon.
She buya her own and smokes her
own, they stated, and has received
few callers. Although repeated re
quests of her followers to -visit at her
cell have been denied, Mrs. Martin
continues gay. Her mother, Mrs. C.
H. Brown has called frequently, but
her husband, R. A. Martin. If at all,
unidentified.
And while ahe in her gay poee
smokes like a "miniature Vesuvius,"
U A. Banks, honorary president of
the congress, wreathea hie face In a
similar barrage In the Josephine
county Jail at Grants Pass, where he
is the last member of the Jackson
county group to be retained.
E. A. Fleming, charged with mm.
with murder in the first degree for
the slaying of Constable Prescott, has
been moved to Medford. T. L. Bre-
cheen and C. W. Davis, Indicted for
the ballot theft, were brought to the
local Jail several days ago.
The expenses of prisoners Incarcer
ated In Grant Pass will be borne by
Jackson county and authorities are
expected to transport Banks, also, to
Jackson county's Jail this week.
His ohief requests, as reported In
Grants Pass, are for more cigarettes.
He smokes constantly, the Jailors re
port, while outside the Jail strict
supervision of traffic and parking Is
maintained to prevent cars being left
near the Jail, which houses a killer.
Banks' attitude regarding the slay
lng of the officer remains calm and
determined as he blows his smoke
rings. He Is by no means "down
cast" by his Imprisonment or the
death of the Jackson county officer.
Mrs. Banks, who sheltered him In
the doorway, when the fatal bullet
was fired from Banks' rifle, was also
calm today, following nervous dis
orders of yesterday, Jailors stated.
She was attended by Dr. F. G.
Swedenburg of Ashland Thursday
and bad regained her composure mis
morning. Like Mrs. Martin, ane is
alone in her celt and communicates
with few persons except her attor
neys. Although strong In her deter
mination to carry on her husband'a
fight In this county, aa she told in
tervlewers, she does not exhibit the
gaiety that is Mrs. Martin's.
GREAT METEOR
SEEN ON PLAINS
WICHITA FALLS, Tex., Mar. 24.
(JP) communications to railroad dis
patchers here reported that part of a
meteor struck the earth at ijioyas,
N. M., and Wlnslow, Ariz, today. Las
Vegas reported the meteor went di
rectly north over that city.
WILL NAME FOUR
'E
GtYMON. Okla., Mar. 24. UP) A
great meteor, lighting tne fiat plains
of the Oklahoma panhandle passed
over Guymon at about 6:15 a. m.' to
day, and residents, believed It had
strut k the ground somewhere north
east of Keyes, Okla.
As the meteor disappeared Into the
nortn the earth trembled for a few
seconds. There was an accompany
ing low rumble.
From a Distance Among those
from distant points who were regis
tered at Medford ' hotels overnight
were Captain I. Landhlmer of Powell
Rive.', B. C, K. Williams and LUa
Ritchie of Vancouver, B. C.
From Central Point Mrs. E. J
Boarrlman and Mrs. J. S. Boardman
of Central Point were shopping In
Medford this morning
March 54. fAPl The con
stitutional convention in Oregon to
iinnn th raneal of the 18th
amendment to the federal constitu
tion, known aa the proniDiuon
amendment, will be held In the house
of representatives at Salem some time
during the month of August.
This was definitely oeierminea mm
mV-n it waa learned the can
vass of votes cast at the July 31 spec
ial election would be compieieo
Aiti,.t i mri that the act states
the governor shall call the conven
tion within 30 days alter tne co
of the votes.
A total of 118 delegates will be
elected at the special election, all
candidates to announce their prefer-
- .v.. haitnt Tfi date, only
two candldatea for delegates have
filed, while a third was ranauciuis
Th. twn hnth wet. already
filed are Howard Waddell of Rose-
burg and Hugh H. Earle of Eugene.
Of the 118 delegates to oe namea m
-tot M-inktttutionsl convention.
h.iscd u n o n copulation, Jackson
county would elect four.
Elks Will Enjoy
. Feast of Crabs
r.. k THf. rA Elks - lodge
have a treat in stor April 18. when
p. o Blgham ana :orps m r""
mdii mh tM at the temple.
According to present tentative plans,
the table win oe set av o.ov -
, ...Mi.umant will h All tan un
til the usual lodge session at 8 o'clock
afte.- which more en-nsinmcnv mj
be piovlded.
Turk Rnv British Seaplanes.
HnnTKui.mnM Kneland fAPl
DUUinnm. a -
An order for six metal, twin englned
flying boats has been piscea ui
the Turklsn govermncnv.
ifi v S"WT ) .
iffai " L
By JOHNNY FARRELL '
(As Told to Artie McGovcra)
Golf has many mental hazards, but
none is more annoying to the aver
age golfer than the sight of his ball
landing In a sand trap. And yet,
getting out of a trap need not be
the difficult matter that many play
ers make It.
If you consider the "explosion"
hot as Just one more pert of the
game, you can overcome your fear of
it quite readily. Practice this shot
Just as thoroughly as you do your
drive. Take a number of balls Into
the sand place them at every pos
sible angle bury them, step on them
and practice getting them out with
your niblick until you have mastered
thla atroke.
The bunkers and sand traps make
golf the fascinating, Interesting game
It Is, and no matter how good or bad
bis game may be, I doubt If any
golfer has ever enjoyed playing on an
easy, simple course.
WASHINGTON, Mar. S4 (IP) Th
senate Judiciary committee todai
unanimously approved the copelant
bill removing statutory limitations on
the amount of liquor physician may
t prescribe.
1 A similar bill has been reported to
'the house by Its Judiciary committee.
The house passed one last session.
but It died In the senate.
ALAINE'S
Permane
vv aves
Complete
$1.98
With shampoo and finger wave.
A lovely soft permanent with
rlnglette ends. OH waves $1 extra.
REAR OF BARBER SHOP
113 E. Main Tel. 1518
Culinary
Vraft....
.By Estelia Dorgan, Director oi
Uome Service. California
Oregon Power Co
Green and Oeid.
The national colors of Ireland,
green and gold, seem to give one a
picture of the "Emerald Isle" bathed
in the gold of sunlight; and castles
and fairies take
a h a p e In one s
Imagination quite
naturally aa also
does the music of
famous harps
which are extolled
In the charming
old songs of this
iand. Out of all
this evolves an
Idea for our St.
Patrick's day lun
cheon. Of course,
ffreen and sold
Estella Dorgan us De our color
therm." For a center piece we ahall
build a small shamrock "Isle ana
on It place a graceful golden harp.
(If you wish your Islana popuiaiea.
add a couple of the oolorrui utue
character dolls now available they
are charming.) Little shsmrocks.
harps or other characteristic favors
are easily made and spring flowers
actually have been colored especially
for this occasion. So, we wish you
the "Top o" the Morning" for St. Pat
rick's Day I
One o'clock Luncheon, .
... . Green Sparkle
Pear Salad
Crab Noodle Ring Spinach Timbles
Hot Biscuits With Orange
Marmalade
Peppermint Candy I.e Oream
Angel Loaf Cake Coffee
Green Sparkle.
I tablespoon lemon Juice
cup orange Juice
H cup ginger ale. . ,
Mix lemon and orange Julcea. When
ready to serve, add Ice cubes and
ginger ale. (Pour on side of glass to
preserve sparkle.) . .
Pear Salad, i
Color pear halves with green color
ing. Pill centers with a ball of yel
low cheese mixed with green olives.
Serve on lettuce leaf with a little
cooked dressing thinned with cream.
Crab Noodle Ring.
lyi cup cooked noodlea
1 tablespoon butter
2 tablespoons flour
4 cup milk
2 eggs
1 tablespoon chopped green pepper
1 tablespoon chopped plmlento
1 tablespoon chopped parsley
Salt.
Drain the cooked noodles and place
In a buttered ring mold. Make a
sauce by melting butter, add flour
and salt then the beaten egga with
milk and chopped greens. Pour over
the noodles and bake at 325 degrees
or In hot water until mixture Is set
(about V4 nr.) Fill the unmolded
ring with creamed crab and garnish
the whole with lettuce, stuffed prunes
and celery curls.
Spinach Tlmbales.
3',4 cup canned spinach
2 tablespoons butter
!4 teaspoon salt
2 egga
2 teaspoons lemon Juice
F. g pepper
4 cup chopped walnuts.
Drain spinach and chop fine. Heat,
add butter and seasonings, then add
the slightly beaten eggs and put Into
buttered custard cups. Bake at 320
for 30 minutes.
Peppermint Tre Crenm
12 small sticks peppermint candy
1 cup milk
I pint whipping cream -F.
G. salt..
Crush the candy and dissolve In the
milk. Chill In refrigerator, then add
the pinch of salt and fold In the
whipped croarn. Pour Into freealng
pan and freeze without stirring. .
Angel Loaf cake.
Bake angel cake mixture In loaf
pa.i. Cut In squares after Icing with
thick cooked Icing. (Seven minute
Icing very good.)
earthquake"relief
FUND IS AUTHORIZED
WASHINGTON, March 24. (AP)
President Roosevelt today signed the
$6,000,000 California earthquake
lief authorization. .
YOUNGSTER FACES
MAXIE TONIGHT
NEW YORK. Mar. 4. (jp)A thrw-
year dispute over the world' light
heavyweight championship will be
settled In Madison Square Garden
tonight when Maxle Rosenbloom and
GOODRICH
REDUCES
TIRE PRICES
20
to 2 7V2
EFFECTIVE MARCH 21
Friends, Do Not Be
Misled by TRICK DEALS
Such As So-Called 2 for 1 Sales
Goodrich Is the oldest and most experienced tire company
in America. For 63 years they have held the confidence of
millions. That is why, as Goodrich dealers, we say to you:
PoniTtt Be SoEd By
' TTmcEc SaEes
Let us prove to your satisfaction just what this 2 for 1 trick
really is.
You Should Know-It Is Only
Fair to YOU
Lewis Super Service Station
"WE NEVER CLOSE"
Next to Jackson Hotel Phone 1300
P. O. Super Service, Associate Dealer
SPRAY NOW
County Agents Recommend Dormant Spraying
Lime Sulphur Dormant Oils
Lead Arsenate
Bordeaux Black Leaf "40"
We are now able to supply
you with your requirements
in large or small lots.
F. E. Samson Company
Bob Godwin clash orer the 15-round
title route.
Godwin, 3 1 -year-old youngster from
Daylona. PI a., holds National Box
In geoolatlon reeotmtlon as king of
the 175-pounders, while noeenbloom
Is recognized by the New York flute
Ath'.tlo commission. There will be
no disputing the claims of the winner.
Pender and body repairing. Price
right. Brill Sheet Metal Works.
Phone 833.
229 N. Riverside
Jarmin & Woods
Drug Store
MEDFORD'S POPULAR DRUG STORE
Main at Central Avenue Medford, Oregon j
Where You Can Get What You Want When You Want It
Genuine Curriers Tablets $5.00
20 Tablets $1.25
Genuine Crazy Crystals SI. 50
1 Pkg. Makes 15 Gallons
Special OdentO Tooth Paste 39c
One-half Pound Siae 547 Inches
of Tooth Paste One Year's Supply
TwO 50c tubes Straaskas Tooth Paste
49c
Buy One Tube and We Give You One FREE '
It Pays to Patronize our "Home
Owned" Drug Store
Hundreds of Other Bargains Every Day
at
Jarmin & Woods
Drug Store
FREE DELIVERY
We Give S. & H, Stamps.'
. V PHONE 68
Alio "8pt.d-0.Btke" Tickets
I f I iv rwt it i if i ix x
I X lit J S A X-
Ever Before
Make It Well Worth While
For Wise Shoppers to
BUY NOW!
Never before have we been able to offer such exceptional values . . . Prices art at
rock bottom with indications of an early advance . . . Quality is at its peak, too,
making it a matter of sound Judgment to buy now for the future. We Invite you
to inspect our merchandise . : . compare our prices . . . compare quality . . you'll
be convinced of the values we are. offering
REED
Clothes
Hampers
10J4x21 inch hamper, light blue or ivory,
special at
S4.SO
Here are hampers, 10x24 inches in ska,
green or ivory .
$5.50
$3.85
14x14 inch hampers that are real bargains at
this price
3 - Piece
Bedroom Suite
Here's an example of the amazing values we are
offering:.. 3-piece walnut bedroom suite bed, van
ity and chiffonier . . . sturdy construction and good
for years of service... Just look at this pricel
$28.95
(Furniture Dept.)
i
lEDFOSDFUniTUJVrt
1