Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 07, 1922, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAOTC EIGITT MEDFOTID MATT; TRTBT1NE, MEDFORD, OB KOONT. TIIUBSDAY, DECEMBER 7. 1952 GET RDHLSL E Hazel E. Ward vs. Harry K. Ward CT. Sklpworth's decision which docreed the Main street court house the offic ial Klamath county seat of government wus served on the opposing attorney today by the county court. County Clerk Delap today started fiovlng the clerk's office into the Mailt street building. The notice of uppeal came on the heels of this move but County Judge Bunnell would not say that the clerk moving hastened the t WE BELL THE WORLD'S OREATE6T LEAVENM CALUMET Th. teonom-y EHKING POMOCR HIBBAKD'S GROCERY Findings and conclusions, decree W. C. Clements vs. S. H. Courfiey ct ux. Cost bill. Wallace Wood vs.. Charles A. Mrr son et al. Lien. TAX LEVY PLAY TOLEDO H. S. IT H. S. Wallace Wood vs. Charles A. Morri son et al. Lieu. 25 ILLS )L FRIDAYEVENiNG The High School Parent-Teachers Harrison IlroB. vs. A. II. Welnert Lion. Harrison Bros. vs. I. H. Caldwell KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., Dec. 7. Notice- of appeal from Circuit Judge Lien court's c.-tion. Wiih Medford trade Is Medford made. Tho champion Medford liiKh school t . fh8 budget committee met at the ?county courthouso atJacksonvllle this tnorulng, as provided by law, and 0r,,.i t, ,.,.4. ,. i.m. , Hi'ott high aehool team of 1 Ohln. whifli fhilniR tho yoar,, as puDiienea football team lias been cnauengeu a8soclatlon will give the following for an cunt-west match In .Mcitlord ,,,. ri,i,.i, n.,i.r iw, a t... welcome. Admission CO fanturu 'eryoouy chamnlon.Hhli). If tho necessary fl-i Tllft hllffffflt. fifl 11 nOW RtnmlR DrO- ........In! iPIni,nmi.nta onn lut Itillll I villi's for a levy of 25.7 mills Inside it Is probable a icame will bo ur high school districts, and 27.1 mills ranged, the Hcott team playing Mcd outside of high school districts. The y'd after first meeting tho Wash jioxt step is the fixing of the tax levy i 'Rtn "n"01 t!"m f Portland. .v, .. mi, , . i i i The following telegram received . and 25 cents. tor the year. The county court Is in css(on this afternoon, for that nur Jose. They wired to Salom for tho state tax levy. If possible they will lower the Jackson county levy, as (thove stated, if the state levy offers any leeway. Otherwise, the levy will be as written. i A motion was made and adopted at (his morning's session, providing for tho county court and budget com mittee to appoint a committeo of three to investigate tho feasibility of having a cruise made of all timber, riid a classification of all assessed land in Jackson county, for tho pur rose of equalizing taxes. This was ('one by Coos, Klamath, Douglas and Clackamas counties, and resulted In n decline in the tax levies. County Assessor Coleman at a Forum meet ing phout a year ago, urged tho adop tion of the methods here, and his speech has started to yield results. GATES AUTO Cn. TO g - GIVE AWAY PONIES it Duster. Violet and "Billy" King, 111 roe little Shetland ponies, will be (riven to tho three boys and girls in (outhern Oregon, New Year's day. 'tho C. E. Gates Auto company is of fering these prizea for the boys and T'rls who secure the largest number of subscriptions to the I arborn In dependent, Henry l'ord't weekly newspaper. To tho one that secures (ho largest number of subscriptions n pony, cart and harness will be giv en. ,A little pony, saddle and bridle goes to' the boy .'or girl with the sec r'ni I 'largest list of new subscribers. to the one securing the third largest number of subscriptions, the other pony will be given. ; i- Already Bcores of kiddies aro.seour lng tho business and ileslilcnce sec lions of Medford and adjoining towns after readers for the Dearborn Inde pendent by local S. J. Agent hi. Montgomery from (Jeneral l'assenger Agent John M. Scott, and tho appended letter arc self-explanatory: (Set in touch Medford high school, ask if they will consider football game Hcott high school, Toledo, Ohio. Fenstermacher of Washington high school Port land, wrote Medford last night, desires know If they will guarantee expenses for such game. : Jj J. M. SCOTT. "Washington High School, "Portland, Oregon, December 6, 1U22. "Piln. Medford ttllgh School, "Medford, Oregon, "Dear Hlr: "Would your football team take on n game with the Scott high school, Toledo, Ohio, during tho holidays? "They are tho eastorn champions and want to play tho west for national honors. "We may play them If one or two other teams will play thorn so that the expenso will not be too great. "The writer has wired for terms this evening. "Will notify you of guarantee re quired if interested. "Respectfully Yours, "W. A. ItENSTKnMACHER.' Thoro Is very strong sentiment in the Medford high school and the community at largo for a post-scaBon game, and it is probable such a game will he arra.ted following the meeting of the slate board this week end which will bo attended by Prlnei pal Campbell and Superintendent of Schools Aubrey Smith, TIGER LUfiON GUESTS REPORT naniuiUK, Doc. 7. Ooorces vieinenceau, nances war time pre mier, was the gueBt of President Hnr. 'IBB contest win uo a not ding today at a luncheon attended by One before the first of the year as al ready there Is . keen . Interest being mnnlfestod by southern Oregon's Ju venile element. The ponies are now n display at the Gates Auto com pany and visitors are cordially invlt eil to see them. To' Clear Undesirables From Seattle Precincts i. , 'ff SEATTLE, Dec. 7. To comhat nn putbreuk of holdups in this city, yhlch has lasted since November 26. orders to drive all undesirables out fif Seattle were to ho given to the .o-i-e today under Instructions to tho lhlef of pollco from Atayor Tlrown. "We will round up every suspic ious character," declared lh mayor. "W'? have moro thnn Geo policemen i n Hie force and 1 Intend that all of ti'-err. shall bo kept biiHy." R I ALTO Now Showing! FRANK MAYO !AM1 the stlnhiff story of adventure and ronuinru In "The Klon dike" "CAUGHT BLUFFING" OoinliiK Smitlny ' Mr. and Sirs. ', CAHTHU IU IIAVKX In "MV LADY VKIKMM" principal officers of the federal gov- ornmont. Included in the company was Senator Lodge of Massachusetts, the republican leader in tho senate, who was a loader 1n the long Benate fight against the trenty or Versailles and the trl-partite alliance between the United States, Groat Britain nnd franco. Guests nt the luncheon said afterwards that tho conversation had been general and at times Bomowliat porsonal, but that In the main it kept awny from international affairs After the luncheon, the prosldont conducted M. Clomenceau to the sick room of Mrs. Harding, who has ex pressed a desire to meet tho distin guished visitor. They chatted togeth er for a few minutes the former pre mier voicing the hope that Mrs. Hard Ing soon would be restored to health. The guests at tho president's lunch eon In honor of M. Clomenceau Includ cd Vice Presldont Coolldge, Chief Jus tice Taft, Secretaries Hughes, Mellon, weeks, Den by. Fall nnd Davis, Attor ney Genoral Daughorty. Speaker Gil- lett Senator Lodge and Representative Porter, chairman of the senate nnd houso foreign affaire committees. Am bnssador Jusserand and Henry White nnd Hugh C. Wallaco, both former am bassadors to Franco, Radio Program Tho following excellent program arranged by Win. Isaacs will be broadcast tomorrow night from Sta tion K. F. A. Y. at the Fair Grounds and radio fans from Mexico to Can ada will be glvon nn opportunity to listen to some of Medford's musical talent. A similar program will be broad cast Bometlmo In January according to Mr. virgin of Virgin's Radio ser vice who is delighted that tho artists havo volunteered their services. Program Ruth Wamor Soprano. Wm. F. Isaacs Haiitone. W. Carlton Janes Violin. Accompanists Mrs. Carlton JnnCB ! Mrs. Georgo Andrews. Cayltana .....Rotf Nocturno In E Minor Chopin Violin II Hacclo Ardlte Florlan Song Godard Soprano Solo Allah Gibson Obstlnntlon Do I'ontenallles Itaritone Solo Garden Scono from Faust Gounod Romance in O Beethoven Violin Ono Finn Day (from1 Madamo Butterfly Soprano Solo Time Enough Ncvln ttoqulnm .....Homer Ilaritono Solo Serenndo Frlme Violin Pilot from Iolnnthn Soprano and Ilarituno. I Selection, High School Orchestra Vocal solo, Kiss Waltz Ardlti Miss Ruth Warner Reading The Day of Judgment Katherlne Eilmeudes Group songs: . Allah Gibson Time Enough ...NevIn Mr. W. F. Isaacs Burlesque The Sweet Family Cast of Characters: Ma Sweet Wilholmina Smith Armlntu Ann Ruth Allen Uetsy Belinda Thelma Franks Carolina Cordelia Cecil Coss Dorothy Delilah Oraflna Ball Elizabeth Eliza Marian Newman Francis Fedora Dorothy Brown Glorlana Gadabout Itetha Stockham Whistling solo Miss Miriam Guylord Dance , The Hornpipe Katherlne Fabrlck Remarks'. Mrs. Glenn Fabrlck A Fantasy In One Act The Maker of Dreams Produced by Dramatic club, Medford High School Cast of Characters: Pleretto :....Rowen Gale Pierrot Frank Perl Manufacturer Wm. Johnston Your Interest and patronage is solicited. Court News (Furnished by the Jackson County Abstract Co.) Marriage Licenses Geo. L. Smith and Eva L. Dusenbury. S. N. Miller and Edna Stennett. Lowell C, Stilson and Daisy Grenler. Cecil W. Hughes and Viola G. Blan kennlilp. Harle L. Whitney and Lena Berry man. WInton W, Cole and Mabel Hum phrey, Probate Court ' Est. Marion E. Nichols (minor) . Ad mitted to probate. Est. Hezeklah J. Gardner. Admitted to probato. Est.-H. U. Patterson. Order. Est. Charles W. Root. Report, order. Est. Llzzlo B. Klncald. Notice. Est. John II. Knotts. Inventory and appraisement. Est. Hezeklah J. Gardner. Proof of will, petition, bond. Est. A. Trudell. Admitted to probate. M. C. Page assumes the business name of "Crater Lake Auto Motive Company." Est. Gordan R. Byerly et al (minors) Petition, order. Kt. Lizzie B. Kincnid. Notice. Est. George N. Smith. Final account, ordor. Est. Jncob Kttb'l. Ordor, bond. 10 2250 Circuit Court Nick Kayl vs. A. M. Berry et al. To quiet. Magglo J. Drumhill vs. W. J. Drum- hill. Answer, motion and affidavit, undertaking, motion and affidavit, re straining order. John S. Horn vs. II. E. Chllders et ux. Demurrer. Lola Ray vs. C. R. Ray. Demurrer. Eva Collins vs. Clark Collins. Affi davit. Medford vs. Win. Bittle Wells et al. Affidavit, ordor. Pote Sande vs. Great Western Min ing Co. Foreclosure of chattel lien. City of Medford vs. E. J. Bashford et al. To quiet. Jesse Wlnburn vs. Fred C. Homes. For monoy. State vs. Josephine Snrgeant. Mo tion, order. Suite vs. C. H. Owen. Certificate. Southern Pacific Co. vs. Cnl.-Ore. Power Co. Order. A. W. Walker Auto Co. vs. Firemen's Fund Insurance Co. Order, stipula tion. Medford National Bank vs. George Mauflold ct al. Demtirror. Ross Hlggins & Co. vs. E. M. litis song et al. udgmcnt, cost bill. Lloyd L. Sparks vs. Thelma A. Sparks. Findings nnd conclusions, de cree. City of Ashland vs. H. L. White et nl. Affidavit, order. Mary Isabel Peart vs. George D. Peart. Stipulation, proof of publica tion, default. Goorgo R. Moore vs. Bessie M. Mooro. Reply. Margaret Dunlnp vs. Major Dunlnp. Affidavit, answering affidavit, motions taurnnco C. Smith vs. Bessie Smith. Findings and conclusions, decree. Ira D. Plttmnn vs. Alice Plttman. Findings and conclusions, decree. Delia Hall vs. Ben Hull. Affidavit, default. A I loo Helen llnnna vs. Frank H.innn. Motion, Murgnret Dunlnp vs. Major Dunlnp. Order, citation. Frances Bosqut vs. John W. Bosqul. Default W. C. Foster vs. Charles E. Vt'olcott. Demurrer. Ida E. Dressier vs. Pnclflo Record Herald Publishing Co. Undertaking on appeal. A. 11. Culy et nl (executors) vs. Les ter II. Fay ot al. Alias summons. J. H. Drew vs. James P. Hansen ot nl. Demurrer. Howard J. Odcn vs. Talent Irrlg. Dist. Ordor. I Real Estate Transfers Clara J. Meeker et vlr to Clar ence A. Meeker et ux, lot 1, blk. 1, Anderson-Toft Add. Medford " $ Sheriff (C. E. Terrill) to City of Medford, lot In NW sec. 25, tp. 37. S. R. 2 W 06.79 Will H. Wilson et ux to J. Comly Hampton et ux, dot In blk. 3, Barr's Add. to Medford E. W. Gebhard et ux to C. W. Mc Donald, lot north blk. 1, Short's Add. Medford C. W. McDonald et ux to E. W. Gebhard, E. 30 acres of NVi of NW boc. 27, tp30, S. R. 1 W 2250 W. A. Raymond et ux to Leo Raymond, lots 18 and 19, of Amended Plat of Riverside Sub-division 100 J. R. Williams et ux to Emma Hager. lots 2 and 9, blk. 32, Coolldge Add. Ashland Sterling C. Mlnnlck et ux to Wm. E. Rosecrans, land in sec. 3, tp. 37, S. R. 2 W 2100 Horace T. Mitchell et ux to Uoy E. Ho'slcy ot ux, lots 23 and 21, blk. "C," R. R. Add. Ash-' land C. H. Veghto et ux to J. L. Oskar et ux, lot 21, Hunsakere Add. Ashland Ernest W. Smith et ux to Nancy Ellen Parker, N lots 4-5, blk. 20, Butte Falls 10 Lucy A. Elwood et vlr to Mrs. D. W. Balch, land In sec. 30, tp. 37, S. R. 1 W J. N. Dennis to Effie E. Dennis, lot 17, Prachfs Add. to Ash land : Martha M. Cook to James M. Spencer, land in sec. 2, tp. 39, S. R. 1 E 2300 J. H. Young et ux to Hurry L. Wilson et al, land in sec. 25, tp. 37, S. R. 2 W. - Sylvia M. Reid et ux to C. F. Estes et al, land in sec. 21, tp. 30, S. R. 3 W 2500 S. H. Harnlsh to Charles H. Hanscom, land in sec. 2, tp. 36, S. R. 1 W I. ... Frank C. High et ux to Julie C. High et al, land in Bee, 9 and 10, tp. 37, S. R. 1 West Richard J. Edwards et ux to Perry L. Ashcraft et ux, land 50 10 10 10 10 10 10 OBITUARY COGHILL Sara .Cofihill died at the home of her son AV1. L. Coghill, of Ross Lane, yesterday from pneumo nia, aged 67 years, 28 days. Sho was a native of Indiana, coming recently from Laveview, Ore. She leaves three sons Sanford Coghill, Eagle Point, Ore.; L. W. and H. Coghill, Medford, Ore. Funeral services will be held 'at the Perl Funeral Home Friday at 2 p. m.,- Rev. Fins offi ciating. Interment in I. O. O. F cemetery. The Daily Bank Robbery OAKLAND, Oil., Dec. 7 Tho body of the lone handlt who was shot and killed by the police shotgun squad here yesterday after robbing a bank at Danville of approximately fOOOO In coin and currency was identified to dny us that 01 Paul Helner, n pa roled Folsom state prison convict. Identification was established through finger prints. W. O. W. Notice i Regular mooting I. O. O. F. hall Thursday night. Class. Initiation and election of officers. Hot dogs. E. C. Sllliman, clerk. 220 ) Odd Fellows! Encampment meeting Friday, Dec. 8, at 7:30. Patriarchal and Golden Rulo degree work. 221 Turkey Dinner IV BASEMENT OF Christian Church Thurs., Dec. 7 Krom 0 o'clock to 7:il() Per Plate 75c n:vu Roast Yontig Turkey with Dressing Brown Gravy Cranberry Sauce Mixed Pickles Mashed Potatoes Hot Buttered Rolls Christmas Plum Pudding , with Hurd Sauco ' Coffee CHRISTMAS CARDS , All 10c Cards. flc All .V CmmIk flc ' 300 rtcfilgns from the best shops to sclent MKDlYHtn HOOK STORK Xmas Gifts for Old and Young Our-showing of Ivoiy and Celluloid Toilet Articles in Manicuring Sets, Shaving Sets,. Military Scts,.M-irroi's, Hair Brushes, "Work Boxes, Soap Boxes, and many other items are offered at extremely low prices. Conic in and see our excellent display. ; Vanity Bags and Purses in many styles just what the Girls want,, and make a most acceptable Christmas present. ' ' 1 , . AVe have a wonderful assortment of "Art Pottery" in Bowls, Baskets, Jardiners, Fein Dishes with liners. Comports, Vases, Ash Trays, etc. Also a complete line of Hand Decorated Chinaware of different designs as well as all kinds of plain white ware Glassware and Water Sets. In our Toy Department you will find everything to please the Children. The Animal Toys with natural A'oices and "Mamma Bolls" are really wonder. Christmas Tree Decorations of unusual beau ty. ' Shop early while the selections are best. Baby Budoir Goods Semi-Made Xmas Cards Fleisher's Yarn the Best. SHIELDS 222 W. Main Medford A Gift that Speaks to You Daily A WATCH! An appropriate gift that is highly appreciated by father, husband, son, brother; by mother, wife, sister and daughter. : " - A comprehensive display of watches of all standard makes in ex actly the design and size you most desire. We also make a specialty of watch repairing, too . You are cordially invited to call and see our new line of jewelry and get ac quainted, whether you purchase or not. Medford Center Jewelry Shop Ella Sinclair, Manager Medford Center Building, N. Central 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 .4 4 4 - 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4444444 444 444444 44 444444444 444444444 4-4 1 Big Holiday Sale Used Gars 1919 Sedan, a wonderful buy ...... $412.00 1921 Ford Touring, new tires $287.00 1920 Ford Touring, Hasslers, speedometer . . $284.00 1919 Ford Touring, Hasslers, new .top $268.00 1917 Ford Touring, new top, good tires $168.00 1914 Ford Touring, new tires, Hasslers $107.00 IF YOU ARE THINKING OF BUYING A CAR FOR XMAS, YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS THIS SALE. Terms 40 Cash--10 Months On Balance. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8 O'CLOCK C. E. Gates Auto Co.