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'I '2 :' :''. i t . . ' i i f'-r '5 I PXGE SIX HfEDFOKD fATTj TRTBUXK, rEDFORD, OREOOX. FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1928. Star Meat Market SATURDAY EASTER SPECIALS i MILLIONS LOST I ! 1 CHOICE CHICKENS AND RABBITS CHOICE SPRING LAMB Good Hams, half or whole, per pound 25 Picnic Ham3, half or whole, per pound 20? Good Home Cured Eacon, per pound 30 Home Rendered Lard, per pound 16c .We Deliver FIRE AT HAVANA A LADY SHOWS HOW TO WIN CUP jlnK thu question, and Kate 8. lu-.tlnu oith MEDFORD FUEL CO. 1118 North Central PHONE 631 Buy a load of Green Pine Slabs now you will have dry wood when your present supply is con sumed. 12-INCH OR , 16-INCH GREEN PINE SLABS, per load HAVANA, Apr. 6. (IP) Kile raited today in the Standard Oflj company f 1S.000.OOV refinery ut j i CHOICE SPRING LAMB ,,,i,hrI,,! T . 1 I vanu. Kour exploHions occurred within X Good Hams, half or whole, per pound 25t an imur uru-r the tire wan iiukov- , ... , , , o a red ut 10 o'clock lust nluhl, and Picnic Ham3, hall or whole, per pound 20? : .,.,., ,,,, oc. ur.id ric- mid. $ j flclent force to cause added duni X Inhabitant!! wore driven out uf 131, fV70 'ie BU',ur'JM liH ,ne flfte spread ilOnd 273 : over a wide area huitouiuIIiik tho ' homes of the oil company officials. ,. J..i.J.J.J.AJ.A.AAAAA,UAlJ..V.A.'.A4AAAAAJI..'.J.JLJ I 'Hie OffklulH held lUtlli liopu tllUt tf TTTTTtytttt f r fvv . . -r.T-r mili.h u.nllM .... (n .,. ...-! ae area of the refinery, although a large force of fire fighters wan on hund. Two hundred men from the United Htutc hattleshiii Wyoming were Kent to Kuula. to aid in flKht- Iiik tho blaze. Twelve of thoe I were later brought into the tem porary Hod Crow relief station cm ! tahliahed there, suffering from ' minor huriiH ami exhaustion. The Havana fire department also went to the refinery. The peuple fled fro m their homes and were taken aboard the Wy liming and the Cuban battleship Cuba. A few of the women of the American colony remained at the 't scene to help tho refugees ho long ' that It was feared that their lives were In danger. They managed to escape, however, In the launches of the Wyoming which ferried the refugee! aerons the harbor. The blaze raged for seven hours before Havana fire fighters ami men from the Cuban warship and the W o in I n b made headway against It and thltJ morning it was Htill beyond control In three of the 11)5 tanks of crude oil. Fourteen tanks were destroyed at the refin ery which was known as, the Helot oil refinery of tho Htumlard OH company of Cuba, a subsidiary of the Htandard Oil company of Xewj Jersey. i C M erlntendent, nld that lotn would probably amount to $L000.000. One Cuban workman was seri ously hurt and i!M persons. Includ Iuk the 12 vailors from tho Wy oming, burned. TYPISTSAYSSHE a si?, ai ir w i Hesulvcd, I In, Defendants. That American InveMori and: mo c. A- Cuvaiiu, 1 i . i C.anu. his wife; .r.r ... ... iKrench O. M. Curnltius; also all itected only by tho goveinment f.oth(.P ,;eriiOI1H or parlies i-nknown ! nations in which Their Investments t.iaimine 'y right, title, estaU, 3tatfment of ownership, manage mcnt. circulation, etc.. required by the act of congress of aug UST 24. 1912. Of Hi. M.ilf.r.l Mull Ttibuu publtil dailv ut Unidml. Ori-guu, fur Airil I, Hfloff in-, nol4i ifiililiu in jmt for tltv StMlt Mll-I I'oillllV ufori-S41i, tTlittly U- Ix-Ated S. S. Sitiilli, utiu, lialiiitf btt-M diil) s.toti) ci-unliiii; 1 law, tlpitt amt uoi j that )) in thf huKinesM nunarr of the W'llfonl Muil Trihtme mid that, the fjllow iu ih, to thf of lilt IciHtwletlKf ami 1 Ix-licl, tnw Mtjlvint-iit uf the im:ierihip, ttiatirtjfeiiieiil lutul if u tluily hikt, the ( ir tiiliitiiii. -U;, of the afurt-wilii jtiillkOon I tvt tin' Ulv Mhimn In llie titwvi- caption, re , quired by the At t uf AukusI H, llH'i, em- No. I led in seel ion 411, l'utit;M l.uw, and KefuliitiiiM, printed on the revemu of tit Ik form, lo-'it'll Hen or interest in the real estate described in tho Complaint here in. Defendants: In the name of the State of Oregon: You and each of you are hereby required to appear and an swer the Complaint filed against you In the above entitled suit on or before thu last d;iy of four weeks from the date of the first pub lication ,of this bti Minions, said pe riod of four weeks being the time prescribed for publication hereof, and if you full to appear and answer said complaint, for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the court foe the relief demanded In Its Complaint, lowit: That a decree be entered adjudicating any and all right, title, estate, lien or ,claim which you or any of you is the date of tho first publicatUf of this Mimnioim. john ii. cai:kint. 11AKRY C. tfk VHMA.N, Attorneys for 1'iaiutlff. Address: City Hall Uuildiug, fdr'nrn. Oregon v That the naiiiCH ami OtlireKJieii of the1 hnv nr clnlm in hnvn hi. In I publtithiT, HiKor, iiiHiiagiiiic flihir, ..it. I lm- I upon the real property situated in ' heii niiiini'Bin urr' I'ulil islivf UaI(..I I .... ...... . . . me (. ity 01 Aieoioru, jaenson i oun ty. State of Oregon, described as follows, to-wit: Lots one (1) and two (2) in block eighty-two (SJ of the Or iginal Town (now city) of Med ford, Oregon, according to the duly recorded plat thereof, and declar ing any and all such claims to be null and void; and decreeing that said plaintiff Is the owner in fee simple of said premises and of the .mount of boiKlK, niortitaifea. or utlier sccur- j aiiy und an right, title, estate, lien ?. '".."Ti two P.nRrrirt ne,r alK,v,. interest of said defendants In Kirinic the vt the owners. Btuekl.oU- 8n,ld real estate, and that each and ei-ii, uiul wtiritv holderfj if ionium al1 ' the defendants herein and not" only the lint of Muc-klioMer ami fw-nr. (-each and all of their servants. niatiaireiK urer l'uhliher. Ue.iftirtl l Priittintr L'u., M-tlfinl. (trrttoii; editor, I Itobt. W. Ituhl. .Mt-dford, tr-ot; inaiiuiii j alitor, Itub.. W. Ituhl. Me.lford, OreKoti; ' biwineM inuirajfer. H. H. fciuiith, Medfurd, I Orrffun. 2. That the ownera r: A. S. Huh I, ' Roc-kfonl, Illinois; It. W. ttuhl. Medford, 1 Oregon; UhIiIp lUilil, Mi (ford. Oretpm; S. S. Stuitli, MHfnnt. lrtf')ii; Urn. H. K. I .Siuitli. Med foul, tlrefruii; Mvrtle W. H)ak- j ley. Med lord. O recoil- j 3. Thut the known Iwndholders, inort I (rajjeefi. mul oilier aeturily liol-Ier owninir or ho Mi uk 1 r cent, or more of tolnl service from this Boyle-Dayton duplex pump. You drive in tor Bas and oil. You're served both in a jiffy direct from the same dispenser. No waiting. Just a minute and you're on your wiy again. Handy Mundy, tlio only filly in a field or nine thoroughbreds rac ing two miles, wins the Tia Juana cup, at Tia 3uana, Mexico. The cup win brought $11,000 to her owner. Handy Mandy had been favored to win the CofTroth Handicap a week before, but failed. t Above, alter the race, with Jockey L. Hardy up, and,-bclow, Handy Mandy winning. 10 SUICIDE CAUSE I Wash., where he Is said to have I been president of a. bank that i failed. He leaves his widow and L four children. !0i KAM2M, Ore.. Apr. C (A1) O. K. -Mlddleton, 5:'. real estate broker here, committed Hillside early ti- rliiy, idacing the muzzle of a 21 caliber rifle In his mouth and pull ing tho triKger. The suicide took Greenfield, assistant &up-i l,ap in garage at his home. irouiiles Is believed to the cause. .Middh'tnn it year hko from Hhtin SALIC.M. Ore., April C 7P) The I'nlted Stales mipreme court will hear the Columbia river fish wheel case April IS, suys a tele gram received at the office of Attorney General Van Winkle. The act was declared constitu tional by the federal district court in Portland In a case started by MeGowan & Son. ' ity bidder hh they utme.ir upon the boolct of the i'imitny, but uln, hi vuhvh where the Ktoekhuhlpr or Hecurity holder uipe;irti uKm the bukH n( the oininin.v as Irtwtee or in any other fiduciary relli(ni, tin name of the pentun or corporation for whom such trustee Ik act inn. la iriveri; uUo thrit the iuid two pnruifruhN contain HtuteineiifH em bracing eftlanl'M full knowlelfce and belief us to the circuinHtunteH and conditioim under whiili attK-kholderH mid wcurity liobiera who tio not appear. upon the books of tin- rom 11,1 ny an Irustcet. bold stock and teciiritii-K in a capacity other than that of M Ihiiu tide owner: and thin affiartt hittt uo reason to be lieu? I'uat any other pentoii. abNOclatiun or corporation hiw any interest direct or indi rect in the miid stock , botuitt. or other e- tt...t. r.M ui yiIMl bv htill ,5; ,Th"' ih .".SS!,0 ! that this distributed, through the mails or otherwise, to p:ild HtibHcrlb-MB during the aix montliS put'cding Ihe dale hliown nboVe is 4.':t'2. H. K. SMITH. Mgr. Sworn to and subscribiHl before me Uiis 2nd day of April. lir8. MVKT1.K W. Itl.AKKI.EY. i . Notary I'ublld (My eommlwdon expires .lanuary it, 1SD.) Financial have be came lit' . ST A N KO U l CXnifliSITV.j Cal.. April C iPi I'niversity of I Oregon debaters last night de-j Tented St;tiiffrd university, speak-1 SummoiiH for Fubllrntlou. I In the Circuit Court of tho State! of Oregon for Jackson County, i City of Medford, a municipal cor-, potation. Plaintiff, , vs. ! C, T. Cavana, and Kate S. Cavana.i his wife; IJettine Orth French: ; O. Rl. Cornltlus; also all other I persons or parties unknown1 claiming any right, title, -estate, lien or interest in the real estate deserihfrt In the Complaint her- agejits and employes, and ench and an -persons claiming m- to claim by, through or under them or any of them, bo forever enjoined, re strained and barred from asserting, attempting to establish or claiming any right, title, estate, lien or in terest In or to said property or any portion thereof, and that plaintiff's tiile to said premises be forever quieted and set at rest. This Summons is published by order of the Honorable W. J. Hart- zell. County Judge of Jaekson County, Oregon, made and entered In said Court and cause on the 8th day of March,- 198, -prescribing summons be served by publication thereof once each week for four consecutive -weeks in the Medford Mall Tribune, a daily newspaper published In Jackson County. Oregon,. March 9'h. lwjs, Boyle-Dayton pumps turn you Hitm be- cauae they are faster acting. They ar dependable, accurate and eaty to operate, too. 1 And Boyle-Dayton service is available at conveniently located points in the West, an added advantage that costs you coining. More Boyle-Deytons are sold on the coast than any other kind. You'll prefer tiicm, too. Order from any of the 6 factory branches noted below or see your oil company. WINDOW & DOOU FRAMES AT TROWBRIDGE LUMBER . YARD W B si m B LOS ANGF.I.ES, 5100 Santo Ft Ave. PHOENIX, 217 S. Central Ave. PORTLAND, 610 Washington St. SAN DIEGO. 1320 Third St. SAN FRANCISCO. 831 Howard St. SEATTLE, 1224 First Ave. So. m - - Mk ' HALL PAINT CO. 407 East Main Phone 937-R Regular $3.00 Paint $2.59 per gal. 70c perqt. This is a GOOD Paint "We have the famous Thomas Slraliau line of wallpapers sjiriiif? styles direct from the east coast. These papers are absolutely non-fading. AVe mix jiaint for any purpose, in any, quantity or to match any shade or color desired. Ask. Our Advice on Paint Problems U J'v a ,1 y - 1 rt Vsrit ) .Tft IT..,-.. mL Brush Lacquer in Glass Jars Think of the fun in wotkine out charming color schemes for finishing chat magazine rack, wa&epa per basket, uMcorduir, not byunintere&inr; (.olor'catils no, but by moving about on your dealer's counter, the 18 fas cinating and colorful class jars in which B-H Brush Lacquer now comes! You tryone combination, then you try another ah! there's a Striking contrast, or here's teal color li.umony! Then othercom binations in turn. And you can be sure of the result, because the color in the jar is the lacquer itself the color you'll get on the finished piece! Why don't you plan to buy B-H Lacquer from us in this new, interesting way? OlLlllAI.TAl:, April C (!) THuplionlnir from Tui'ifa, Spain, thlH inurniUK. .Mi'ivi'dea Ctlt'llz, Ljunduu typist, aniiuuiicid that nIiu hail swum Ihu Strait of Gibraltar ycHtci'riay in 12 hours and DO minuluM. She Ktur t GO from l'alomas Inlands, iH'ar Tarifa, Spain, yes terday morninK and caino UHhore at l'una l.eona, near Cueta, .Mo rocco, at A. 20 Inst night. CondltlOnH wore excellent. The HWimmer returned to Tarifa by boat and received a treniondoiiH ovnllim. ' She. .stated nho waH accomiMinlcd oil tier KWim ,hy many HpanlMh wltm'SHeK. Slie will leavo for KnKlitml this aflerii(Kn. j ANNOUNCING 1 IM WASIIINCTOX. April 6. (At : Arthur II. VamU't.buiK. puMiisluT of tho (iratid CuplilH Hrruld, totk ! tho until ul t.ft'lrr' tinluy its mn- j ulur front M lohlKan, sH'Oi'tMllim l ho Into WnodlnidKO N. l-'orrls. j With tho ndnitnlHtorliiK of tho out h, tho UopiihlU'iui niviulHM'ship I was InorouMotl tu 4S. with tho. I icittdci ntlo moutliorHhlp roinuin- ' iiiK nt Ai, 4 . I Phoro Is ,ujio KurniBr-JitilMir momhoo nnd t It r o c wats aroi viirnnt. lM)U'nA.l, oro.. Apr. 1 Alhort Molfi- of llt-ulnn, Snsk., roportotl to a pitllcomatt t h I mnrtiii.tr that ho Inst ti hi 11 fn hi ii n t it i n I n k $ JOM in t'anadluu immoy unit $ 10 it worth of vnlu- ahlo papers In tho Otli'ittnl thon trr last nlKht, a ml nkoil whothor tin polioo oouUl holn him In vo- t. orlii: tht; moiioy, Tho uf floor foinul tho thontor ja nit or, and Parot' rvvcnlon thr billfohl with inunoy and pupora littnot. Casualties of the Air Service BASS-HUETER FAINT COMPANY . Paints rVarnishes feWaybButiJuUlmes SAX ANTONIO, Texan. April . ! Vl'i Cadet Clair I-'. Homier, of1 I'ortliuid, Ore,, n.in of aa army t cliaplaia, was killi'd here today ) w hen hi.H jilnne rranhed six nilles j from town. Irpeetlon of the wreck leil offl- j eem to believe that ltottncr wan I kllle.l by the eraah lind not by the I Humes which burned hi bodv C'!t t!' Ulli . 1 The New Home of The SALES AND SERVICE You are cordially invited to come in and inspect the. new models displayed on our sales floor O. 132 South Riverside. O. V, MYERS CO. . T. Myers Phone 464 M. W. McVay m
