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THURSDAY. JI X Y it». 11KM> (.K H H .IL POINT AMERICAN CENTRAL POINT, OREGON PAG E T W O m ■" -r I occurrence*. If. in a single disaster complaint filed againat you In the yon by publication purauaut to order Willamette Meridian, has filed no tice of intention to make final three I ! such . _k - as - an _ _ _____ i,„ „■ . . sk ! ¡»hove entitled „...i.i-H fm iri within earthquake or .. a m fire, Court within four of Judge H I). Norton, made Jure year Proof, to establish claim to the , h 29th. 1936. Date or first publication many people ware to be killed as ¡weeks from the date of land above described, before G. K .July 2nd. 193d Carter, Clerk of County Court, at ¡have been killed in accident* in the ( first publication of this Summon* \(. y \\1LK1NS, Attorney for Plaintiff Medford. Oregon, on the 5th day of be upon yon, and if you fail so to appear ■ J T l-U U . 1 1 !.. Il I I ' * I- ■ Iasi month, the world would 208 West Maint St. August. 1936. R ee s ta b lis h e d . Septem ber IS . IS M . aghast. Ilut we seem to regard ac- and answer said complaint, the plain- Claimant names as witue-'Ses: Medford. Oregon Devoted la tha beat Interests o f cldents as being inevitable, and look i tiff will apply to the Court for the Joe Worthington, of Rt. 3. Box o~ 8, 1«. 23 July 'antral Point and rUrlaity. upon them with equanimity. i relief prayed for in her said com- Eagle Point. Ore.; E. F. Ferg. of Rt. Entered aa second class matter at 3, Box 57, Eagle Point. Ore.; R. K. Hut the great tragedy is that ac-j plaint, namely: For an absolute di- SI MMONS M ill PUBIJCATIO.N .IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Hilterling. of Eagle Point. Ore.; ft« '«lit office. Central Paint, Ora- t |dents are not Inevitable. Nine out vorce from the defendant herein. This Summon* I* served upon you jSTATE OF OREGON iOH IA( K- John A. Mayhem, of Eagle Point, :oi^ under tha Act of March $, l i f t - 1 „( i,.u an- preventable, and easily Oregon SON COUNTY • preventable. Carelessness, reckless-1 by order of the Hon. Harl B. Day,, m cH A R D KI.EMM Plaintiff, GEORGE FINLEY HUBHCRrPTlON RATE«: Register ness, irgnorance and stupidity are judge of the County Court of Jack- vg «lx Months ............................. $1.00 24—June 25. July 2, 9. 16, 23 « 1 1 0 1 th® causes of accidental In-! son County. Oregon, made and enter- ANARK1, 1.. KI.EMM, Defendant 0*ie Year ’ jury and death, and surely they can ed July 1st. 1936. TO ANA.BEL L. KLEMM, the abo\e Payabta In advance No. OI97H3 atpllcatleu. **• cured— through law. through Date of the First publication being n“ " v “T HK**'.XX",' k OF THE STATE Advertising rates on NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION force of public opinion, and. perhaps | July 9. 1936. 0 F OREGON: You are hereby re-i Ottica— dscoiid Street, off Main NOTICE is hereby given that Jesso W. O. Trill j most important of all, through edn- ' quired to appear aud answer the F. Myers, of Genera? Delivery, Med TT complaint filed against you in the Attorney for Plaintiff. ARTHUR EDWARD POWB1.I. I cation of the individual. ford, Oregon, who, on August 29th. Post Office Address- above entitled court and cause on or 1931, made Homestead entry. Serial Editor and Proprietor Death walks the highway. He before four weeks from the date of Suite 12 Palm Bldg. No. 019785, for Lot 9, Section 15. strides through our homes. He is an the first publication of this sum- Medford, Oregpn. unseen visitor at every place of | mons, aud If you fail to appear and | answer said complaint, toe want: amusement. He is apt to put in h is’ NOTICE TO CREDITORS thereof the plaintiff will apply to appearance In the happiest hours. Notice is hereby given that I ¡the above entitled court for the re The deaths that follow accidents can have been appointed by the County Miet demanded in said complaint, he eliminated almost IOC per cent If Court of Jackson County, Oregon, succinctly stated as follows: ANOTHER BARGAIN G. J. Morris, Prop. For a decree annulling aud set-1 With much fuss and fanfare, the we will only make a amall effort, Administrator of the estate of Hat-1 new federal Railroad Retirement and learn that a ?ooH“ h set that tie B. Hatfield, deceased, and have ting aside the bonds of matrimony qualified. AH persons having claims heretofore and now existing between Hoard announces that the first rail saves a minute or provide* a brief, against said estate ar«i hereby n oti-1 n|*lnt|ff and defendant and that the pension checks have been mailed futile thrill can »end u* or other* in fied to present them, with proper plaintiff herein be decreed to be the out. The Hoard's publicists spend to eternity. No graver problem faces vouchers, and duly verified, to me at 1 sole owner of the following describ- paragraph* praising the new p lan /th e American people than the acci the office of Harry C. Hkyrman, At- | ed real property situated in Douglas at and pointing out that one pensioner dent problem and its solution is en- torney for said estate, at Room 409 County, -State of Oregon, to-wit Medford Center Building, in Med That certain forty acre tract of Reasonable Prices would get $91.04 a month. They tirly up to the people. ford, Oregon, within six month* land situated in the west half of hojie, of course, that the $91.04 a from the date of this Notice. Dated Section 22, Township 27, south, 14 South Central Medford and first published July 9, 1936. Range 4 west of the Willamette RUT WHAT OF RECOVERY? month will be contrasted with the L. HATFIELD, Administrator. Meridian, less one acre used for The growing controversy between $30 a month or less made available 17— July 9. 16, 23, 30. school purposes, as described in the American Federation of Labor under state old-age pension laws. Certificate of Title No. 5305, But gome pertinent fact* were an dthe group headed by John L. which is entered of record in SI MMONS FOR PUBLICATION Volume 8 at page 487, Trans startlingly absent from Ihe Board’» Lewis, head of the Mine Workers' Office M. O. Wilkins Second Hand Rebuilt fer of Title register for Douglas FARM IMPLEMENTS LN CIRCUIT COURT OF OREGON announcement. A very »¡tuple and Union, over who shall collect due* County, Oregor At Barguin Prices axiomatic one is the answer to the trom the steel workers aud other FOR JACKSON COUNTY. This summons is served upon you Call and see ns at Mary Carson, Plaintiff basic question: How much better off prosperous Industries of the country by publication tinder and pursuant 39 S. Grape St. Medford vs Is $91.04 a month pensioner than cannot but excite alarm among those to an order of the Honorable H. D. Charles II. Carson, Defendant. he would have been without the new who seek the end of the depression. To Charles H. Carson. Defendant. Norton, Judge of said court made IN THE NAME OF THE STATE and entered on June 19th, 1936. In the steel Industry hourly rates federal pension system? OF OREGON: Ton are required to f The date of the first pun..cation The answer Is omitted because it I and employment are above the 1929 appear und answer the complaint j °t this summons is June 25,^ 1936 would show that under a private j peak. It is a basic industry, aud upon filed against you in the above eu- N F. J. NEWMAN Attorney for plaintiff. Ex|>ert Photography pension system, that same pensioned It» operations depends much of the titled court and cause on or before Palm Building who gets $91.04 would receive j industrial activity of the country. In four weeks from the date of the first Fine Portraits a Specialty Medford Oregon $103.78 a month— a difference of recent months secret ballots have publication of this Summons and if | 52- June 25, July 2, 9, 16, 23. you fail to appear and anwaer said Medford Bldg. $12.74 a month In favor of the pri- been conducted by and among em- complaint, for want thereof the ployees of nearly every plant to ss- plaintiff will apply to said Court for vate system. No. 0194:tl NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION The American Railway Associa lect their representatives to meet the relief demanded in the complaint NOTICE ia hereby given that Jo- tion’s $103.78 figure is based upon with management, and the over to-wit: for a decree of divorce and dissolviug the bonds of matrimony j seph C. Mayham, of Eagle Point, a man who worked exactly the same whelming majority of the workers now existing between plaintiff and Oregon, who. on April 30th, 1931, number of years, for the same aver participated. A Clean Place To Eat defendant and for change of Plain- | made Homestead entry. Serial, No. But these workers have consis tiff's name to Mary E. Fox. age salary, aa the man who gets the 1019431, for NW % N W % , Section QUALITY EOOD tently refused to Join with the or ^Thl!i^UjVlMONS_Js_j^rved__uponj_33:_jrownH]Up_35__S1!_R ange 1 E.. $91.04 under the federal ayatem. 23 S. Riverside, Medford Another very pertinent fact is ganized union minorities. Mr. Lewis that under the federal aystem, the says he intends to get them into employe will pay a tax upon his unions. And the strange part of the salary to help build up hla pension whole threatening dlatacter is that Chosen by the Medford News' Contest Manager because beca of their fund. Under private aystems, em Mr. Lewis and Mr. Green, head of sturdy construction. Equipped with Evenrude Motors. See them at the A. F. of L., are already accusing ployers have been supplying the en 23 N. First Street eueh other of planning to use coer tire amount. DENTISTRY Medford cion to compel the men to Join their So that under the federal aystem 410 Medford Bldg. the rail employe will pay taxes to particular setup. Medford, Oregon Do the workers have no right to get $91.04 a month; under the out- la wed private system he could have choose or not to choose without gotten $103.78 a month without pay force being used? Has the public no interest in seeing the steel industry- ing any taxes. kept active and prosproua? Or can n That's a bargain, isn't it? DetM-iiilahlc R easonable few seif-annointed spokesmen upset BODY i i FENDER REPAIRING £ GLAMS the entire march toward national re Ranges— $9.00 and up and Sim 220 North Bartlett Medford, Oregon INVENTION« AND Jolts mon beds and springs. New and covery? These are questions which Fifty years ago one of the greatest the American people must answer. Used Davenports and Chairs. Stu dio Couches. inventions ever conceived by mau DROP IN AND GET OUR PRICE3 was put Into operation— the Mer- genthuler linotype. It enabled one man, on the average, to set a* much In old Fire Hall Bldg, on 6th St. type as five men could set by hand. Phone 547 NOTICE It revolutionized printing. We Buy, Sell & Trade The Hoard of Equalization for tho If those who insist that machines County of Jackson. State of Oregon, 1155 N. Central Phone 40 Medford. Oregon rob men of jobs are correct, then will meet In regular Hessiou at the despite our population growth there office ,»f the county assessor, in the i•: >: • county court house at Medford, Ore Steel & Iron Castings Repairing should be fewer men working for the gon, at 10 o'clock A. M., Monday, Milling Machinery Bronze and Aluminum printing industry. But what are the August 10. 1936. for the purpose of Construction Machinery- Forging and Welding fails shown In figures compiled by hearing complaints and equalizing Logging Equipment Boiler Work Mining Equipment the United States Bureau of the the 1936 assessment rolls. The said S hearing will continue from the above t’enaus? Everything In Cabinet Work ■*] date until August 28. 1936. Any pro In 1889, our population was perty owner who is aggrieved at the Established in 1908 arouud 61. 000,000 ; in 1929, It was valuation placed on his or her pro ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■•■■■■■■■■■■I perty may appear before said board a.#*: ♦ " e • « * *;*;;* *•;* c a t * . *.:*;:*■ ■ ■ not qtilie double that— 121,000,000. lit 1889 which was before the lino- and petition for a correction In the valuation as shown on the 1936 as tpc really mudo itself felt, there sessment rolls. All petitions must bo were 50,000 persons employed in the filed on or before August 28, 1936, as the Board of Equalization will printing Industry. Established in your eommnnity A normal growth, therefore, would complete Its public hearing on said date. 23 years indicate that allgbtly less than 100,- J. B. COLEMAN Phone 47 428 W. flth St. 000 persons should have been em- County Assessor Medford. Oregon poyed by the printing industry In July 23. 30 Aug. 6 1929. But If we accept the claims of SIMMONS the anti-machine advocates, then Save Money by taking your IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF there should have been only 20,000 FOR employed In the printing Industry In T ll£ STATE OF OREGON. JACKSON COUNTY. 1929. Iva Abercrombie, Plaintiff vs Wal Actually, while population was growing only 100 per cent, employ ter Abercrombie, also, known as Wil to ment In the printing industry was lie Abercrombie. Defendant To Walter Abercrombie, also, rising nearly 600 per cent— from 50.000 In 1889 to 281.000 In 1929 known as Willie Abercrombie, the Now- located at 402 E. Main St. These figures, of course, do not above named Defendant: New- and Used Watches for Sale IN THE NAME OF THE STATE take Info accounts the thousands of OK OREGON you are hereby re Satisfaction Guaranteed new Job* ereated by the increased demand for paper. Ink. printing ma quired to appear and answer th« chinery. and similar supplies. Nor do thf im acco s j o ioi they allow anything for the great DANCE WITH DYNGE educational advantages offered by (See Answer Neat Week) At the 132 N. Riverside less expensive book*. THE CENTRAL P O IN T AMERICAN EDITORIALS Top Notch Eats. Food Served at Township 36 S.. Range 2 W.. Wil lamette Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final three year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Victor A Tengwald, U. S. Commissioner, at Medford. Oregon, on the 4th day ot August, 1936. Claimant names as witnesses: Roy Nichols, of Central Point. Oregon; Floyd Haine, of Care Modoc Orchards. Central Point, Oregon Charles Jantzer, of Central Point, Oregon; Elmer Childers, of Medford Oregon. GEORGE FINLEY Register 2 4— June 25. July 2. 9, 16, 23 ! * Swimming Pool Shangle Studios Palace Lunch WORLD BICYCLES Dr. I. H. Gove SIMS BROS. S H U L T 6 B R O S. A u to New and Used Furniture P a in tin g M edford Iron &, Steel W o rk s Legal Notices Holbrook & Andrews •TROWBRIDGE: J Cabinet Work* J i the Truth! PERL’S Funeral Home It’s i Watch and Clock Repairing Graves Jewelry Shop yellow Sr Ano W If we listened to the anti-machine agitator*, we would go back to the «lays before the linotype was Invent ed Shottd We Oriental Gardens 8 i $ S Nat Building V Send ALL your wa*h to Medford lH>me»tic Laundry for a safer, EXPERT Repairing C. Earl Bradfish Tire*, $2.75 New Batteries, $2.95 Model A generator exchange $2.50 whiter, sweeter bundle OUR DAMP WASH SERVICE tho Honomiml M*tTlrc 52c for a 13-lb. bundle Operut. ,1 hv PAUL PRINCE, who has specialized in starter and generator work since 1926. K^ili pound 4c K v «1) pknv «w fft mill rlciin ttndj to in»« ^ g B ■ An«* - V Morris' Human Anatomy by Jackson confirm* the that atrtctly speaking we have four finger* and one thumb thumb honlil i "t proper t be referred to a* a finger Eat at a* Lunch V e Dinners Freshly Frozen Ice Cream 119 E. Main Phone 998 DANCE on the OASIS Spring Floor Every Saturday Night Eagle Point Elva Livingston Lough SU P COVERS FOR OVER STUFFED FURNITURE Designing, Drapery Making Phone 1648x 220 S. Grape Safe Insurance at a Saving Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Co. (Incorporated) LELAN'D CLARK, Agent 19 North Bartlett Ht. Medford. Ore. Phone 149« See us for Fire Insurance on Hay & Grain OFFICIAL WICO AND EINEMANN MAGNETO Sales and Serrloe. OFFICIAL MAGNETO REPAIR SERVICE Genuine New Factory Parts DAWSON’S 4 4 N. Front St. Phone 263 Medford, Oregon RENDER’S COFFEE It’s New— — in taste — in flavor ■— in quality — in economy Render Tea & Coffee Co. 24 N. Hurt let t Medford Next door to Peerless .Market POWER SEAL YOUR MOTOR AS ADVERTISED OVER KNX Motor Tune-up— Auto Repairing Art’* Auto Shop 202 N. Riverside Tel. 1200 Tile 5 ■ .-*n NORTH RIVERSIDE AVI PHONE If»« ■ ••CERTIFIED SANITATION— GUARD YOUR HEALTH'* ® r s x :e :c :r :r r c s ^ s :2 :c s 3 iiiiii:c iiis iiiii? DR. S. C, PETERS DENTIST p „* t O ffice JacksoiiTille, Ore. All Natural M ethod« Dr. H. P. Coleman ■ ■ Medford Domestic Laundry ■ ■ " When in Medford O pposite : ♦ Medford £ ♦ £ No. Riverside Prince Auto Electric A FEW VALUES: EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Two Orchestra* Old Time and Modern ONE ADMISSION M oifonl, Oregon l»E\TII W tl.k s IIU HM1NUU The rods of racklessneas are d»- voqrlnr thousand* of live* each | month on American highways—and there Is no limit to their appetite. During the recent Fourth of July week-end. close to 500 people met WATCH and JKWK1.IB arrlden*rl deaths— the largest num ber for that period since 19S1 At Papers Won Prke. Fireworks were responsible for a Medford 13 So. t'entrai Are smaller number of fatalities than usual—hut that greatest destroyer of all. the earele*»ly operated motor Try an Ad in ear, ehalhed up a grisly record And tree-- week-end wltne-sc* .¡m ils- The American , (\ T cow l/ A • >: ~ !♦ ’•* 3 >; Class for Adults Monday* and >: Cl Thursdays. , '*■ From 8 to 10. Reasonable Prices Farmers Attention J Merrick’s DAILY’S Auto Painting < h ir o p r a e tir a n d l ’ h y « io t h e r a p y O re g o n L ice n a e 2 « 4 Medford’» Oldest and FINEST Now 1» the time to SIMONIE»: 32 So Bartlett Medford Special Attention t«> Blood Pré», sure. Stomach and Rowefc.. * Oftsultatlon and Examination FREE Phone MB In Medford «inre 1920 California License :UI29