Medford mail tribune., April 01, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

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PACE nr.TIT J MEnFOM) MAIL TBliDX MEDFORD. OREOON". wnCT.SMAT. IVPBH. 1. .IB) "
Rheumatism in wrists
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FOR LAX P
POLICY IN EASTi"
If. P.. Turpin. II. P. E?trem. &
lume the LuMneea name oi
ford-Kl&math Freieht Line."
Relieve inflammation and pain
with this quick-acting liniment
If ycu pjfJfiT from rh'jrr.&tism in
the- v.-ri:-:t joir.'ts, try .Slrn. One
liyh. ajL'rsiiori you dor.'t have
to rvb it in wi:J give you r-i:f.f
th-t i;i r.o'.hisg :.ort of arr.fc2ixii;.
The rOrjIatir.; i r. jf rt-I i?nts of
whi'-'h hi oar. 'a ia coriipowr-'i fc-nd
through to; a:hing jolr.ti. Ani
this enrich.-! blood supply k
r'.roys the- pnis that art casing
ti.: pa:."..
Svlty. the schiny eases off,
the irrltrr.mation fcn'j rweiiinjj
sire r&ducci. Enjoy this conjure
today. AH druggists S5 ccr.ts.
Sloan's Liniment
pain!
'i fcsK t:
'Makes the '
ftard Jobs Ew oWtS
DEMONSTRATION of
CENTAUR TRACTOR
THURSDAY 1:30 p.m.
Comer East Main and Vancouver Avenue
HUBBARD BROS.
Travel by Motor Stage
BAFKL7, SWIFTLY AND COMFORTABLY.
Effective November 30
Northbound From Med ford
Daily to Portland .'. 7:45 a. m.
Daily to Eugene .-. 1:00 p. m.
. l.-W p' m. st.'i'i; connects to I'orllnml following morning.
We take pass'-ni'f rs for nil way points. For further information
and tickets call l'ni"n Htnjje Depot. Phone 309.
Fare Medford-Portland $7.85
Direct Connections at ftoseburg for Coos Hay I'ointa.
OVERLAND 4 TOURING
In Excellent Condition
$225.00
The Busy Corner Motor Co.
To take care of our increas
ing demand, we have just
installed a new section of
Safe Deposit
Boxes
A safe place to store your,
valuables at a nominal cost
First Rational Bank
Mcdford, Oregon
WAFHZSf'.TOX. April 3 I'rohiM
Tlorj : no', h'.-mif jrop-riy enforced on
ihfr Atlar.'.ic M-aoard because of in
adtyua'e cooperation bfiw-tn fed
t1 rf'.rc-r:i-nl ar'-r.'le. laxity jf
federal attorneys and failure to give
rr.ore a't'-r;';n to the hig bootlf-gg'-rB,
Mr. Mabel Waiter "WjJlebraiidt. af-fcii-Ta
r auo:r.-y general yesterday told
the nati committee investigating
the Internal t-v-riLt bureau.
Political in flu en res are a serious
obfcUt'.Ie to enforcement. Mr. WiJle
brandt fni'l. mentioning particularly
the state of. New Jersey and ehe en
dorsed as a irtep that would ass lit In
eliminating these by the placing of
prohibition agents undr the civil Eer
vice. Testifying In regard to the federal
attorney appointments, the witnem
said he had protested againm the ap
pointment of a "man by the name of
L.i!ileun," slb special assistant to the
attorney ptnerul to try prohibition
cae in western Pennbylvania. ie
wu appointed, she testified, at the
request of Bceretao Mellon to prose
cut certain "bribery" caeB. and after
one cae had been tried and lost he
moved that the others be nolle
prowied; Aji reported to her. she said,
the court had refused to do this on
the ground that the caae had not been
properly presented.
ENGLAND THAN EVER
l,0,TON, April 1. Great Britain
i getting wetter and wetter, accord
ing to figure compiled by the United
Kingdom Alliance, the big prohibi
tionist organization.
Jn a report )ut issued the alliance
assert that during 1924, fifty-two
fihillings wore spent on beer for every
twenty flhlllinKU spent on milk and
that the total beer bill of the country
v.-ui 1 J 4.000.000 pounds, against an
expenditure for milk of 76.000.000
pounds.
The alliance also helieves that the
total fpent brt all Intcnrfcants In
amounted to 31 6.00U.0OO pound ii. ah
compared with 307.000. 000 poumln In
193. I
MAY NOT PLEAD GUILTY
POP.TI.AM). Ore. April
trolman KdKar lilJinchnrd
wilh assault and bat'.ery In connec
ti'.n with a raid recently on the
horn o? IJavld Foulkfs. may not
l.Iu.l Kullty to the (hir;? m had
bot-n 'planned, his nttorny, Miiton
It. Kl'Pper unnoumP'l to.ay In a
Htat'-menl. in which he a!d . he. had
today rerMvM now evldohre in con-m-'rthm
with the atfair. wliit-h he
wuH invcBtiuatlnB.
, Ril Etate Transfer.
Matt Neaihamer, t ux, to Frank
J. iUCancl. W. L. to land
in , twp. 30 S., R. 4,
West , .
erberl J. JJrrian (ex.) lo R-
A. I'elty, Kr., deed to lot in
Ills; fj. twp. 57 S.. li. 1.
Vert
liattie L. Berrian to R. A. Pet
ty. Sr.. J. C. D. to lot in 1LC
42. twp. JT S, K. 1. Ve3t...
Joseph W. Morris, et ux. to
Bozy Tepo-ac. deed to lots
11 and 12. blk. 22. Ix-kum'n
Amended Add. to Gold Hill
J. J. i'orton, et al. to Edward
E. Morton, et cl, Q. C. V. to
loia 10. 11. 12. 13. blk. 11.
Central Point
F. J. Newman, et ui. lo R. B.
Beef on, 8. W. D. to X. 37
ft. lot 6. all lot t. blh. 70.
Uedford. also land in sec. 13.
twp. JS S . R. 1 Ve3t
Seth M. EullU et ux to C. B.
Bierson. lot 14. blk. 1, Roan
oke Add. to Medford I
George R. 1-indley et ux to
Rogue River Timber Co..
XIV of r-'E ec. 15. tp. 32. H.
R. 3 E ;.
Walter Hupp et ux to K. L..
Cockney, lot 12, N H lot 11,
Medford
Mk. 4. Narrepan's Add. to
L. T. Roberta to Delllia Kleven
et a), lots S and 9. Mk. 1,
Narre;an' Add. to Medford..
S. A. Johniton to T. E. Danlela.
lots 75 and 10. blk. 2. Berry
vale Add. to Medford .
J. J. Morton et al to Morton
Milling Co., lots 1 to &. inc..
lot 14. b!k. IS. Central Point
Wm. Gerig et ux to Robert J.
McGrouy. lot 0, blk. ). Run
kerhill Add. to Medford
Wm. Gerig et ux to D. N. Cow
ley et ux. lots 14 and 15. blk.
1. Bunkerhill Add. to Medford
Laura V. Edwards to A. Belle
Anderron, W. D. I.d In DLC 42
Twp 33 B. K. 1 Bust t 100
Frank Ortman et al to James E.
Welch el ux W. D. I-ts 1 & 2.
Bee 2 Twp 8S. 38 S. It. 3
West -
Dollie B. Zlnders et vir to Frank
H. Ross V. D. W lota 23 &
24. Blk "J", Railroad Add. to
Ahhland
City of Medford to Anna O. Nal
ley et vir Deed Lot 14. Blk 1.
Park Add. to Medford
Mabel is. Davies to W. H. Dood
ruff. Jr.. Q. C. D. W4 of SW
Sec. 8 Twp 37 S. It. 4 West ...
II. I.'. Lumsden to Beagle F.
Lumfden W. D. I-ots 1, 2. I.
4. Blk 12. Medford
Mrs. P'ara M. Shideler to George
Hefner et ux W. D. Pt. See. 10
Twp 3S s. It. 1 West
Geo. H. Trana et ux to J. W.
Lindaiiy W. D. Lot 2. Blk 1,
Newtown Add. to Medford
Frank M. Amy to I.. W. Lindsay
W. D. Ni lot 17. P.lk 2. Wil
leke's Add. to Medford
J. H. Tyrol et ux to Bertha Tur
pin W ,D. ja 19. Blk 1.
Whitman Park Add. to Medford
Pefley et
1 Pa-
rlnrfred Enola R. Itay lo F. A
450
c:o
10
10
10
10
10
150
10
600
10
10
10
100
10
10
10
10
10
(Mnditho
mm
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(Rsportad try Jactton rountv Abttrmt Co
8tsU) 8trMt mn4 Cntal AvmimJ
41rc-vlt Curt.
Medford National Hank vs. Geo.
W. N'ellson. Summons. Writ of
attachment.
W. It. Gaylord vs. W. W. 8pircs,
et ux. Hummons.
Western Bond & Mtg. Co. vs. Pine
Bell Bunking Co. Motion and notice.
II. F. Whltstone vs. It. It. Valley
Canal CO. Objection to coBt bill.
IV. li. (laylord vs. W. W. Spires,
et ux. For money.
Medford National Bank vs. Tenas
Illlheo Orchard Co., et al. For
money.
State vs. Roy Varney. Dismissed.
llullock Merc. Agcy. vs. ltoy C.
Thomas, et al. Default.
Medford National Bank vs. II. W.
Barron. Order.
Earl Fruit Co. vs. Chris Gottlieb.
Order.
C J. Haas vs. Wm. J. Rrott. Order.
Southern Oregon Credit Bureau
vs. Otto F. Tainer. Motion. De
fault. Affidavit.
11. E. Murphy vs. P. II. Hawk, et
al. Order.
As'Uand Baptist church vs. W. T.
Minor, et al. Order.
Clara ft. Phlpps vs. C. J. Semon.
et nl. Order.
'D. W. Train, Jr., vs. Cora May
Train, Dismissed.
Western Bond & Mtg. Co.' vs. Tine
nelt Hanking Co. Order.
State Ijind Board vs. Daniel A.
Soderberg, et nl. Foreclosure.
C. II. Watkins vs. Frank Andrew,
ct al. Stipulation and order. Answer.
Ellen Michaels vs. Emery E. Mi
chaels Motion. Default. Findings
and conclusions. Decree.
Levi A. Eldrldgo vs. Jennie El
drldk'e. Motion. Answer and cross
complaint.
All'ert Pankey vs. Rcse Whybark.
Deta till.
Ar hie
K. II. in. i
Cold Mti. i
rV.lt..
Ail lull
nrtrnnn. 11.
'The Ash
(dec.)
Prolwitc Court.
A-.ll. II. (i. W
in. m poratc ns
f i om 'at ."
f A. C. Ahlefel.l
i to probate.-
Instate ,f Charlotte T. Salter. Bonil.
Klate J Carvel Thornton. Homl.
Estitto of Le Forest W. ).nes.
Bond.
Estate oi. Martha A. Porter. In )enjoy pcacclul, restful nights Ot
ventory ay appraisement. Order.
Petition.
Estite of Martin Marshall. Vroof
of publication. Final account. Order.
Estate 0J George O. Mnteer. Ad
flilted to probate.
'Estate of Charlotte C. Salter. Ad
JilHtctl tQ urpbiittf,
al W. D. Pt. Block 2. Crow-ell
Add. to Medford
Ezra M. Wilson et ux to Claude
M. Houston et ux W. D. Lot
11. Blk. 2. Palm Add. to Med
ford Eva I'.-llctt et vir to C. W. Davis
W. D. Lot In Talent
Frederirk P. Burrall to Dora E.
Wright Deed. Ld. In Sec. 27
TVp 38 S. R. 1 West, and In
Ashlnnd
E. A. Langley et ux to Frank
Ortnian et nl W.. 1J. Lots 4 A
2. Sec. 2 , Twp 3 S. R. 3
West
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Eczema
Cit (ait
night's
sleep T
fH! Tho joy of a peaceful, restful
nl
II i IIU joy oi a ucuceiui, I-suui
iKht. What a vfonderful ''up and
going' leelniK (ollows suca a nignt oi
unjisturbed slumber.
Oh! What tortures what asony
what despair goes with the nights
whoro cema and other skin diseases
liold rowcr and drive away rest and
peaceful slumber. For under tha
cover of darkness like crafty beings
of the underworld these eruptions
work their most serious havoc.
S.S.S. is tho established conqueror
of these annoying skin diseases. S.S.S.
drives theso ever disturbing elements
from your system elements that
carry In their wake lack of energy
undermining health! Ycu may try in
vain to pet rid of them by using
salves, lotions, washes, all to no pur
pose. You can't do it that way tho
scat of the trouble lies deeper im
pure blood trvinz
through the tender skin.
S.S.S. nurifies the blood. It aids
Nature in creating new rod-brood-colls
by the million! Blood-cells that
send new rich blcod coursing through
your system. Eed blood that drives
nwrty ecziMiia drives away pimples,
hlnckheads. boils and rhotyitatism,
too. An increase in red-blood-cells
mentis nrl.l-'d strength, n.Med vitality
nt.il renewed vlwr. Because tho
medicinal Incredients of 8 3.3. are
purely vegetable, it may be taken ylth
perfect safety. Start taking tv3.
today and watch iVrout that annoying,
skin destroying, health undermining
arniv that holds vour svstem In Its
rasp! J, cam again what it means to '
' - . . . 1 ,,,.1 !.. .
Urn mm -ssjfci
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Sustained Quality
Associated Gasoline
gives you "more
miles to the gallon."
Quality
Because of its high
resistance to heat
Cycol Motdr Oil
maintains an oil
tight piston seal.
Ask your dealer'for the
MOTORMATES
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The Resale Value of Your Home
It mil be increased by "Check" Seal
electrical wiring
If you ever want to sell your home, you will
find its resale value increased by a "Check".
Seal electrical installation.
The "Check" Seal is a recognized mark of
identification for qualified electrical contract
ors who make your house a real home of elec
trical comfort. Like modern plumbing and
hardwood flooring, "Check" Seal wiring is a
definite resale asset.
Before you build or buy, insist on "Check"
Seal electrical wiring. And when you buy elec
trical appliances, remember also that the
"Check" Seal identifies electrical retailers who
sell quality electrical merchandise.
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