MEDFORD MAJL TKIBDNJU, AfEPFOflD, QUAG ON, SUNDAY, .TONE .19, 1930.
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POLICE GUARD IS
A liBIM JOKE
Ench Nonunion Driver In Portland Is
Guarded by Policeman Who Was
Formerly a Union Man Crisis In
Strike Is Expected Soon,
I'OKTIiANI), Or., .Juno 18. Clriin
liiiuuir marked tlio opening "f tho
fight bolwoon tho Hlriking IcnriiHtorH
and tho Draymen's iiHHoointliui hum
when SGtNtrllcohrenknrii worn oiit out
on tlm wagons,
Knch iion-tir ton d i Ivor wnu guard
ed by n iipocl.U policeman. Lulor tliu
employe woro hIiocImhI to lonru Hint
all but 1(1 of tho CO pollco dotallod to
guard tho HtrlUohroakorii ami tho
proporty of tho draymen woro olthor
nctlvo or formor mombori of labor
unions,
Union jdchots at various dockH and
warolioiiMi'8 offorod no vlolonco. Tholr
continual ItiHlntonco on pcaru 1h prov
ing pnr.xllng (o tho employe, wbo
luivo l)oon begging pollco protoctlon
In autlrlpatlnn of mi outbreak, of
wblch thuro bavo boon no Indications.
Tho titrlko Iiiih boon In progress for
threo wcoltii, but opon hoHtllltloH woro
not declared until today, whon im
ported (Invent won put to work.
Tho d-jtnll of CO non-unionist aro
hut tho ad.inco gunrd of tho 200
strikebreakers whom tho omployora
hnvo on routo to Portland.
It iu now boliovod that tho Htrikc
will coino to a crlals soon.
Mayor Simon today Indignantly do
iilod tho liuputntloiiH that ho wns
"standing In" with tho strikers no
against tho qmployora.
"I niu golm; to give ovoryono n
ticjiinro donl," Bnld Simon. "If tho
omploy fa want pollco protoctlon thoy
enn hnvo It. Chlof Cox tins orders to
protoct any man who wnnttt to work
In Portlnnd."
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CHAPMAN SUCCEEDS
RICHARDSON AS BOOSTER
POHTLANI), Juno 18.C. i
Chapman, orgutiUor of tho Chapman
AtlvurtiHinir agency of this oily, haw
boon chosen to succeed Tom
IUclinnlHoii iih malinger of tho Port
laud rommorcial club. Mr. Chap
mau Ih recognized iih ono of tho mobl
itblo publicity mon in tho country.
Tho Hillary will ho SfiOO a mouth
and Mr, Chapman will Hover his con
nection with bin agency and dovoto
his outiro timo and thought to hi
now position.
Mr. Chapuiau eaino to Portland
and located iu Will and Hinco that
timo has curried on intiiiy oxtotiHivo
publicity campaigns for cities and
towns throughout tho Pncifio north
went, including Oregon, Wii&hingtoii,
Idaho and British Columhia. I Iu has
boon tho principal speaker at u num
ber of enthusiastic booster and de
velopment mooting iu tho linger cit
ies outside of Portland, and fur
Home timo litis conducted mi oxton
h'ivo plan of community advertising,
representing Ill eotnnuinilieH.
FESTIVAL OF FLOWERS
SOON IN CENTRAL POINT
Tho various committees- of tho La
dies' Civic Improvement olub aro
busily engaged preparing an olnbo-
rato program for tho coming flowor !
hIiow which will lake plaoo at Cen
tral Point on Thursday and Friday,
Juno 21) and 21, tho details of tho
entire show hnvini been worked out
at tho last nicotine of tho club, says
tho Herald.
Tho admission to tho opera house,
whoro tho flowor show will tako
place, will bo 10 emits each for nil
over fivo yours of ago, on Thursday
afternoon nnd night and Friday nf
tornoon. On Friday night thoro will
ho Avon an outertiiiumout hv tho host
local talent of the town, consisting
of drills, music, vocal and instru
mental, nnd loading, at which will bo
charged to all purls of tho house an
admission of .'15 cents, Those under
V2 years of ago, 2r cents. A coin
mitleo will hnvo oliurgo of refresh
ments and hniue-iuado candy will ho
on sale.
Any oitizons dosiring to ontor tholr
lawns for tho prize at tho flowor
show are asked to send iu their
names to any member of tho execu
tive committee.
Emll Poll Weils.
A messago from tho couth, confirms
tho iiiiHplclouH which a numhor of
Emll Poll's friends entertained Iu
connection with his recent dopnrturo
for tho vicinity of tho Cloldon Onto,
sayu tho TldlngB, for It Is doflnltoly
announcod that yostorday ho was
united 'a mnrrlngo at Oakland, Cal,,
to Miss Allco Applognto, formerly
principal of tho training department
of tho Bouthorn Orogon normal, Host
"wlshou of a boat of frlonds aro nl
roady ovldoncod on ovory hand, and
In duo soason tho nowly woddod pair
will bo tho roolplonta of congrntula-
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North Riversie Sub -Division
A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE SECTION
Tho best class of residences arc sure to follow the paving. North Riverside is to be paved soon and in a very short time nice homes will begin to rise and this addition will
grow rapidly. Tho better elass of people will naturally locate in an addition where city water and sewer are in and where cement walks, concrete curbs and paved streets
assured facts and where- the proposed trolley line is sure to go. The majority of these lots are east fronts and all are good size. The soil is rich and deep and condi
tions veiy uesiramo.
natural shade trees; best of drainage; lots high and free
grade dwellings.
TILIS BEAUTIFUL .RIVERSIDE SUBDIVISION commands excellent view of the valley and mountains;
from mud; productive land; not necessary to haul soil to raise a lawn or garden.
JMLtccn minutes' walk from postoffice; no shacks allowed; persons who have bought lots will build high-
Prices
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COUNTY ROAD
The prices of these lots are
euro to advance within the
next six weeks. You should
invest now in order to tako
advantage of tho rise in price
This is one of the finest op
portunities ever offered to
the people of any community
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During the last few days many
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tloiiH approaching tho naturo of an
ovation as a roault of this happy
event.
WOODVILLE CHIPS.
W. 0. I.olcho of SprhiKflold, Or.,
arrlvod In Woodvlllo last wook to tnho
chnrgu of tho Southern Pacific office.
0. M. Starr, tho formor uncut, having
resigned and ontorod tho omploy of
Jones & ralmor. Jow Starr will con
tlnuo to tako enro of tho mall trains.
Tho dnnco hold Saturday night by
tho Cadot band was a docldod buc
cohs, Ico croam, caho and strawbor
rlos woro sorvod during tho ovonlng.
At 11 o'clock tho floor wis clonrod
mid dancing was onjoyod by tho
young people A largo crowd nnd a
good timo aro joportod.
Tho Odd Follows and Woodman
lodges hold tholr annual memorial
aorvlcoB Sunday, At 3 o'clock a lec
turo was dollvorod at tho Proabytorlon
church by n vltdtlng brothor of Asb
lauil, Tho gravoa of tho dopartod
inomborB woro docoratod uiu' fitting
sorvIcoB hold at tho comotory.
Dr. Norrls, an ugod resident of this
place, is lying at tho point of doath,
Tho largo now bungalow of 8. S,
Sundry Is noarlng completion. This Is
ono of tho finest houses In town, but
moro aro to follow. A numbor of nowffoctlonory storo formerly owned by
liousos bavo boon built In tho past
month. Tho families of Johnny Pit
man nud 0. M, Starr bavo moved into
tholr now homos opposlto each othor.
A fow families aro living In tonts, on
nccount of who scarcity of vacant
houses.
Work will bogln on tho I. O. O. F
hall as soon as tho material arrives,
Tho family of O. Myors has moved
Into tholr town proporty, and aro ro
modollng nnd fixing It up In gonoral.
Wo aro glnd to bavo thorn back.
Mrs. YouiiEblood nnd children loft
last woolc for Ohio to epond tho sum
mor, Chnrlos Axllno and family will ro
turu to Ohio next month, Thoy aro
dissatisfied with Oregon. Mr. Axllno
says "Ohio Is good oaough." Wo
predict thnt by anothor yoar'tboy will
bo singing "Oregon, My Orogon."
Your qorrospondont has visited almost
all tho states In tho Union nud has liv
ed in ovor half of thorn, nnd has fi
nally soloctod "Sunny Orogon" as tho
plnco. And no othor plnco In Orogon
can comparo with tho Roguo Rlvor
valley, It la not rightly namod, Could
wo ronnmo it wo would call It "Para-
dlso Vulloy," or "Qardon of Eden."
Horn To ltov. and Mrs. Cohen, n
sou,
Henry Dodford has bought tho con-
Sandry and Plttman.
IX tiik cmci'ir COUHT OF TIIH
STATU OF OltlCGOX IX AXI 1-OU
.lAtMiSOX COUXTY.
In tho matter of tho application
of
S. A. Xyo to roglator tltlo to tho
following doscrlbod real proporty sit
uated in Jackson county, Orogon, to
wit: All of lots numbored 7 and 10 of
tho Onk Grove tract In township 38
south of rnngo 1 west of tho Wlllnm
otto meridian, as shown by tho offl
clnl plat thoroof now of record;
All of lot numbor 1) of said tract,
oxcopt tho following doscrlbod portion
thoreof: Commonclng at tho north
west cornor of lot numbor S of tho
said tract and running thonco west
erly along tho lino of tho road 3G1.6
foot; thonco southerly at right anglos
4S2 foot; thonco easterly 301.5 foot
to tho Bouthweat cornor of snld lot 8;
thonco northotiy 182 foot to tho plnco
of beginning, containing 1 acres moro
or loss of said lot 0;
All of lot numbor 11 of said tract,
oxcopt tho following doscrlbod portion
thoreof: Coruuonolng at a point on
tho section lino botweon soctlon 0
nud 1G on tho oast lino of tho south
west quarter of tho Bouthwost quarter
of soctlon 9 in township 38 south of
range 1 west, bolng in tho contor of
tho county road nnd 1334 foot from
tho cornor of sections 8, 0, 10 and 17,
and bolng tho southonst cornor of tho
T. 13, Fish jronorty; thonco wost
434. SS foot; thonco north 1202 feot;
thonco cast 434. SS feot; thonco south
1202 feot to tho plnco of beginning,
containing 12 acres, moro or less;
also, excepting thnt portion of said
lot 11 described as follews: Beginning
nt tho northwest cornor of tho tract
of land last above described, ami
running thonco west on tho northerly
lino of said lot 11, 434. SS feot; thonco
south 1202 foot; thonco oast 434. SS
foot; thonco north 1202 foot to tho
plnco of beginning, containing 12
acres, moro or loss; also, excepting
tho following described tract: Com
monclng nt tho southwest cornor of
tho tract of land Inst abovo describ
ed on this pago nnd running thonco
north 40 rods; thonco wost S rods;;
thonco south to tho northerly lino of
tho county read: thonco dnstorly
along said lino of tho, county rond to
tho wostorly lino of tho tract of lnnd
last roferrod to, containing 2 ncre's,
moro or loss.
vs.
John A, Anderson, Jnno Arundoll,
Patrick Donognn, P. J. Ryan, Pntslo
P. llorrln, Pntslo S. Llsmnn. Mary A,
Lard, Wm. T. Uorrln, John S. llorrln,
nnd all whom It may concern, de
fendants.
To John A. Andorson, Jnno Arun
doll, Patrick Donognn, P. J. Ryan,
Pntslo P. llorrln, Patslo S. Llsmnn,
Mary A. Lard, Wm. T. Herrln. and
all whom It mny concern, defendants;
In tho nnmo of tho stnto of Oregen:
You, and ench of you, nro horoby re
quired to appear and answer tho ap
plication filed against you In tho
abovo entitled cnuso, which is a cause
brought for tho purpose of register-J
ing title to tho above described prom
Ises, and you are so required to ap
pear nnd answer on or boforo tho 1st
pear and answer the plaintiffs com
plaint against you now on filo in the
day of August, A. D. 1910, and it you bove eniitl.d court and cnuso, on
fall to so appear and answer, for wnnt
thoroof tho applicant herein will np-
ply to tho court for tlio roliof In said
application and heroin domnndod,
which is nn application to regtstor
tltlo to tho abovo described propilsos,
snld application bolng now on fllo In
tho office of the clork of said cirt
In Jacksonville, Jackson county, Oro
gon. Tho dnto of tho ordor for pub
lication of this summons Is tho 13th
day of June, i910, nnd It Is published
by ordor of tho Honorable F. M Cal
kins, judgo of tho 1st Judicial District
of Orogon.
Dato of first publication Is Juno
19th. 1910. and of last publication Is
July 23, 1910.
W. R. COLEMAN,
County Clork of Jackson County, Ore-,
gon, nnd ox-Offlclo Clork of Clr-
8iilt Court.
JOHN II CAUKIN, ATTORNEY
for Plaintiffs and Applicants heroin,
rosldlns at Medford, Oregon.
SUMMONS.
In tlio Circuit Court of tho Stato of
Oregon, for tho County of Jackson.
Margnrot Merodith, Plaintiff, vs.
Bert E. Moreditli, Dofondnnt. Suit
in Equity for Divorce.
To Bert K. Moreditli, tho abovo
named dofendnnt:
In the, nnmo of tho Stato of Ore
gon, you are horeby required to np-
or before tho last day of tho time
prescribed in tho ordor for publica
tion of summons heroin, to-wit: On
or boforo tho 20th day of Juno, 1010,
said dnto being tho oxpiration of
six weeks from tho day of tho first
publication of this summons.
And, if you fail to appear ami
answer, for wnnt thereof the plain
tif will apply to tho court for the
reliof prayed for in said complaint,
succinctly stated ns follews:
That tho bonds of matrimony ex
isting botweon plaintiff and defend
ant bo forovjr dissolved, abrogated
and set asido; that plaintiff be
awarded the caro and custody of
Leslio Meredith, minor child of plain
tiff aud defendant, nnd that plain
tiff hnvo and rocoivo such othor and
further relief as to tho court shall
appear just and equitable
This summons is published in the
Medford Mail Tributo by ordor of
tho Honorable F. M. Calkins, Judge
of ho nbovo o.ititlod court, which
Baid order was inado and entered of
rocord on tho 7th day of May, 1010,
and tho first publication hereof hi
tho 8th day of May, 1010.
W. E. PfflPPS,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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