Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 25, 1928, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextrETvroRn Aim; trttose. medforp, oreci on. i frto a y, ' m ay , 25,-192s. "pes fi:i" I 1 i. lie.', llti. U ML PITT SCHOOL receding -the .fair this .tall and i the program fur the name. ! One or the hiu feuturen thin year will he the united puitport of all the iiiuimtn ot lb tuuHty.. , , .... jtulling u reservoir and pumping J i oJant. i T 1-nHt week wlill playing. Fran Ws llenyford (ell and broke hU ; farm. - He wan motored by Hoy i Stanley tu Me-lrorci jrr inedk-al , jiittention. The hrcuk is knitting ; nicely -ami no ronipliruiiunH an t Merrlt TurnguUf hat Joined the I navy and tu now Htationed at' San j lJlcg't, t alif. ile'lH Intvroatcd in , liU work and paswd his exnmlna ttloiiH in i" rent. I !. II. J llenyford went to Ash . , MT. PITT, May 21. Tho Mt.i!imi i,ojpHsil Wednesday to un-I Tim re wan un giithUKliiHl in mert- 1'ilt Bchool hoard met 1'rJday and WK o,h.iu.m 1. wu ymtt.ul the nu-oio- ui we m AvvroxlnmtHy " - itiiuniy J air uhkih-iiiiidii k in inw for a spedy recovery. I ,.,.ni ,i ,he . Tho rdlKiuus services at the j 'school house Sunday were kuuiI.j members h'Khly phased over with ICrv. ItniKliill 111 i'Iiui'Ku of1 the splendid endorsement if tho Mm incut inpr. Mm. I'lllnmln of i olio-jnlll le vy by the pr-opl" of the Itcose ('reek played troiiilMiiie nhll- J colllily anil passed Him following KiitiiK wllh thf souks, which every- j resolution: .- one enjoyed. "Thf Jackson C'punty Fair nsso- Mr. ami .Mis. Win. Kit-kelson of I clniliui directors In regular session camp two started Thursday fvt- wish to thank Hid voters of Oils nlni; an a lrli tn Ht. l.ouls. They ' county fur Hip decisive npprnvnl expect tu return hy I he first of I they nave thf expansion proKiam July, , for thf county fair, hy aul horlziiiK ChrlB llfflf has resumed IiIh thf nni-nilll tux h-ty for thin pur iuiitikiii un tin. inn ui Hustler. 1 hum at tho recent election. Iim r Vesretahle Lomnound ! Mm. Tiny Stanley aitfinifii the; "Wo r Society Artist i;tNKOd several resolution of Im- j )ii-4)venientH aurh as repainting the j J.uildinj" liiilMfiiK 1 11; and CAN WALK FIVE ilLES After Taking LyJia E. Pink- I mire that tin final ro- eonveidioiror Htate nm.'-lc taeheiH !ultH will justify your confluence ., , ,.Yi . . 'and tnto I-'ederatlon of MuhIc ; nntl will kIiow a.v.lluahle Horvlee I'X'lO" y. ...M Mfafrl.;rfmh,r, to . ,h. ' liinn'- ViH'i'LiiliIa " Niamey wan inp hucni oi mhv "" i ' ;RUIN, IN ALABAMA HinMIXfJIIAM, Aln., May 25. 200 farnilles have heen left destitute an a re-' KUh of terrific hall "morion In west central Alabama. JoHs to ero 1 ph and liroperty was estimated toay at more than 3F."0,(J0. . ' , f Apntoximntely 000 . winara mileH' of farm land was practically laid. wuKte )) the Htnrnm of Tuetulay.) the extent of which wan - rtvea lrt nly today- J It was estimated that 1(1,000 'ncre.4 of cotton andj (iooo aciCH of corn wero ruined, j Appeals Imve heen made to tho national iled (,'ruKH for aid. ('miipoiuiilforniy nerves and otlicr had feeliti's and it Inn U'en hf)p in me all 1!mh limn so thaU am ill)!)1 to do all mv and uaiK five lTiilcs a day lii'fl'dcs. T am f.I ill lal,-in;r voiir m e 1 i e i n e mid feel like n yoiinj woman alinomdi f nm a I milt. 4;i yenr fid now. 1 feel well and happy find if anynnn wiMu-a to write to 1110 ft limit your iiuH'-mm-h 1 will he fu'liul lo uin-wiT." .Mim. J. rAfil-IAMtlVTI. II 1'eiJUot NtrCL't, I'rovitienre, I'. I. . JEokm U'aUter at the hanriuet Tuph- I .lneknon county. day evenhiK at the .Medford hotel. 'I-"t everyone boost the fair, to .Mrs. Mue Hons Walker, wife of I he held Heptemher 32 to 15, inly-, (ieo. I A. W'alkrr of I'ot lland. i elusive." " Oiv is vfslilnR a few daya with I was decided to .hoKln the M i'h. Hoy Stanley above iiuttc ! building proKtam aa noon ha the Kails. Mrs. Walker la a prominent f iiereHsnry arraiiKmients can ho woi'll nnMiiiNi- umi iii-i in 1 i-i-miiii, 111m '-'"' " rli.int ; tended the convention of stale reruiy ror huh lau. j no ouiuunK inusic teachers and ihn Slato l-'ed- ,commiiiee was insirucied to pre oratiun of Music clubs, as chair-I ! ewilmales on new buildings man of music settlement work in j nnd enlm-King and painting th Oregon. ! others, and report to -a hoard Goo. Badley. who wna Injured at I meeting in tho-near future to be Owen, Ore., camp No. 1, May 3H, shows no improvement anil Is fit 1 11 in a state of unconsciousness. Chiloquin. Forest Lumber com pany cuts 250,000 feet lumber n day. with 400 employe. called hy ' the president. The dates flu the fair this year were set for Heptemher 12 to 15, inclusive. Dun 1 1 erring was employed ns attestant secretary to begin Juno . There was n general discussion ill Li ' v pi - l WW i Miss Natalie Hammond, daugh ter of, Mr. and Mrs. John Hays I Hammond, of Washington, has AM. mio,,. imn .Mi,mar! Wn elected sto the Royal Mlnia-, You arc tv qnmited to mfft on) turo Society of London, on honor Suuth OakrtulB at' 10:45 Hunday! much sought afterby artists. The morning, .to inarch In .a hudy tot society . accepted four .cipher ex- the christian church for flic Mf-j hibits and nnlv throe are neces- good attendance Ik expected at thisj ner work. has been theUluminat- service to honor tho O..A. R. and! Jnff letters. ' . W. U. C. In the observance of their homage to. those gone on before. Special section will be reserved for the Auxiliary. MARY Tl, CHANKV, President. Polish 'lyoi-H Tost Plane PAICIH, May '25. fP) The Pol ish aviators. Captains Idzikowukl and Kuhala, now preparing Ur flight from Purls to New York by vn yof the Azores, were on a Nicholas Butler tp , Support Lowden; Wants to Be V.-P. B.e 't'li-e. G mily; : .11 'What Doty You Won't .NEW-YORK. May 24.- Tho KvcuingPost today sayH.'that Dr. Nichijlas 'Mhrrhy' Huller, president of Columbia university, In declar-' 4U-hoiir. test flight over the Medi-jng today flatly in faror of Frank terranean today. They carried a'o. Lowden for the republican full lend of fuel. 1 '- Jiomination for the .presidency (his own willingness to run' for vice president as tho mate of the for mer governor of UllnolH. I The newspaper says Ahnt the ' nnnouneement makes,, It certain Hint the New York stato delegation ;wlll fiplit three ways on the first iliallnt at the. Kansas-City conven tion, with' President' OooUdge nnd Seeiiet a ry II ooyer getting the ma jjority. .-u .. T t : Mri Eva Sperry.,24, jrjeattle enter talner, com mined suicide here to day in Humboldt hay. Her hu band, .Ellsworth -Sperry, tried to rettcue .her hut failed.. , . . ! Airs, S perry was the daughter of ' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Aurlolo of1 Ketchikan. Alaska. ' j oat YouW aiit'c? Tires Like These...... 12,000 Miles of Service. 14,000 miles of Service , 16,000 miles pf Service '20,000 -mites or MORE The difference between the price of the ordinary tire and the one that.shoulcl run 20,000 miles is so very little. OUR TIRES MAKE GOOD OR WE DO. We are, tire" specialists, devoting our time to studying your tire needs. .Our line is complete, not just a selection of sizes, but of types, styles, various weights, constructed to do the right job. The tire WE recommend for your carwill DO what we say it will FOUR OF THE TIRES WE RECOMMEND Penn$ylvania POSITIVELY GUARANTEED SPECIAL PRICES 30x3 !2 cl. Cord, 4-pIy : ' Cord $6 JO 30x3 Vi cl. FULL over size 4-ply heavy ..... S6.75 32x4 ss. FULL over- , size 5-ply Ccrd $11.15 29x4.40 Balloon 4-ply Cord ............. .-.$7.55 Other Prices Proportionately Low Come in and inspect our complete stock and service facilities Xet us tell you about Our Other Tires Price, Guarantee, Etc. mm mw 4i n MM JllftllML PnnlofinU ' - 6lCUUMCUP BALLOONS WOLFF THE TIRE Pacific Highway at Jackson, MAN Medford, Oregon "W H ERE PROMISES ARE. F U L F I L L E D" i j A report received from the Sne j n;d 1 lenrt hospital today stated that . Xlui contUUnn of (Jeorge Pad i hy, . who has , been unconscious' ! since last Friday. ("Mowing an a1 ' cldent ih the . Ilutte .Falls district, Iwherehe was struck in the hack' by a" rolling log. Is unimproved. Although taking a great de.ul of liquid nourishment; the patient. h'i not as yet rallied from his uncon scious state. Hope for ills recov ery is , beginning, to wane, but has not been entirely abandoned. , - LEFT- FATHERLESS MATHER, Pn., "May 25. (P) Mnther mine Inns given up !nn . ad ditional five dcrid to brlng the total of Tcovered bodies'' to" 168. The Irodies were found under a slate fall last night. They were badly mutilated. One body was Identified aft that of David Jt. Jones, ill, who is said to lujvo been a star pitcher for the old .louisvllle club when the Kentucky city .was in the National league. A daughter, Louise Jones, lives in CU-velanfl. 1 J. ' An unofficial Red Cross- survey was reported to iinve shown that thero are 1000 fatherless children in the town a a result of the mine disaster. , 4 I ! KALKM. Orew May 2:1T-.(P neuimilmr June- 4 KlAte 1 Wetiatnr Harry L. Corbetl (of T'ortWrnt will he acting governor of Oregon" for about' two weeks. . This will bo during the absence of Oovernof : Patlerson, who goes .to , OhicnRoj to deliver a radio, ,nddiwss. Th-J uta'te constitution . proviiles' thai I during the absence of tho gov vrnnr from the state, the presl dent of the senate shall serve In his place and Senator C'orhett Wat , president of the 1027 state son into. Purcka Wotuiui SuhddoN' P.PRKKA. al.. Mny r(l M'mh tie ! the lubricant lor Hie meler car's . yviir of years ' THE.NEY 1 Summons for. Publication.' ! In' the Circuit Court of the 8tate ; of Oregon for 'JackHon County. ' City of Medforu, a municipal cot- poration, Vlelntiff, . -. VH. I Wllhor Carothein, Mrs. Wllhor Car . others, wife of Wllhor CarotherHI the unknown heiin of Wilbur Curot her ; C. A." Junfrer, Mrs. C.i Junker, wife of C Ar, Junker;! the onknuwn heirn of C A. Jun-: ker; A. K. Junker, Mrs. A. K. Junker, wife of A. 10. Junker; the unknown heirs of A. K. Junker; i i i. a. junKer anu A. m. junKer. ! l partners as Junker Hrolhers; ' I 'iluckson -'ountyi Oregon, n hodyj I jolltic;-Mary L Foster; Mny f. , Koster, ' John ;lioe, hu.band of heirs of.Muy Q. Foster; MarKretla' Koster, John Doe, .husliuml ofi Mnrttretta Kosler, the unknown1 heirs of Mui'Krelta Foster; i. ,1. ; l.awrentz uml Gltmys Lawrenlz. ! his wife; Martha MacDonald and: ; 1-rank MacDonald, her husband; i Herman Lawrentz; Mrs. Herman Lawrentz, wife of Herman Jiw rentz; Mary Hrender; Mary lien-' tier: John Doe Bender, husband of Mu'ry Bender; Elizabeth Ijiw rentz; Laura Markham; Leslie Marklfam, husband of lura. Markham; Dora Howard: It. I.. Howard, husband of Dora How ard;. Elizabeth Iiwrentz ns ad min is tratrix of the estate of Mabel llrobeek, deceased; Walter llro-i i i 1. l. iv-. iv, urain Mtwrciiier Aiury I.awrenlz, wife of Lester Lnw- renlz; Kula Brobeck;- Irene Hro- heck; Kaymond Brobeck: Lo ' rena Lawrentz; John Doe, hus ; band of Lorena Lawrentz;- the I unknown heirs of William Law- rentz; Maggie Jawrentz; Joh'n , tjoe, , iiuawuui ol Maggie Law ; rentz; .the unknown, heirs of ; MiiKgle , Lawrentz; Tildle Law : rentz; John Doe, husband of Tll ", die lawrentz; the unknown helns of TUdie Iiwrentz: Laurn Law rentz; John Doe, husband of I ..Laura Lawrentz; the unknown! v heirs ot Laurn Lawrentz; Han nah Lawrentz; John -Doe, hus band, of Hannah Lawrentz; thet unknown nelrs of liannuh Law rentz; Albert Lawrentz; Mrs. Al bert Lawrentz, wife of Albert 'Lhwrontz: the unknown, heirs of , Albert Lawrentz:. Oscar Law . rerirz; Mrs. Oscar Lawrentz. wife ' of Oscar,Lawrentz; the unknown j heirs of Osear Iawrentz; the un ! .knonli heirs of lterinan Larfj i ventz: also, all otlmr persons or I parties' unknown claiming anv right, title, estate, lien or Inter est in the real estate described j In the' complaint herein,' Defend ' ants. ' f ti-sii t .,' . . iu ..injur v-aroiners, Airs. VII ihor Curothers, wife of Wllhor Car- nthers; the unknown heirs of Wll hor ?arothors; C. A. Junker: Mrs! 0. A. Junker, wife of Ci A. Junker: the unknowri heirs of C. A. Jun ker: A. E. Junker, ,. Mrs. A.'K. Jun ker, wife of A. E. Junkur; the un known heirs of A.' B. Junker; C. A'. Junker nnd A'. 10. Jtin-ker, part ners as Junker Brothcrs;Mary 0. Kosler;-Mny C. Foster; John Doe husband of Mny c. Foster; the un known heirs of Miiy'c.Voster: Mar gretta Foster; John DOe, husband of Margrwlta Foster: the iinknutv,.. Belrs of Margretta Foster; Martha llacDonnld and Frank MacDonald. her husbund: Herman Lawrentz: Mrs. Herman Lo,vrentz, wife of nirmaii jjiwrentz: Mary Brender; Mary Bender; John Doe Bender, husbund of Mary Bender: Walter mulieck; Kuln Brobeck; Kula Bro- "": irene uroneck; lluymond Brobeck: Lorena Lawrentz; John Doe, husband of Lorena Ijiu-rcntv- tie unknown heirs of William Law rfntz; Maggie Lawrentz; John Dbo husband of Maggie Lawrentz; tlni iiuiiiuwii ncii's oi Maggie Lawrentz; fllalo Lawrentz: John Doe. hus band of Tildle Lawrentz; the un known heirs of TUdie Lawrentz; Laura J.awrentz; .John Doe, hus- nana or Laura Lawrentz; the un known neirs of Laurn Lnwrentz Hannah Lawrentz; John Doe, hus Uinrt of Hannah Lnwrentz; the un known heirs of Huhnah Lawrentz Albert Lawrentz; Mrs. Albert Law rentz. wife Of Albert T .. the unknown heirs of Albert Law itntz;.08cn r Lawrentz: Mrs. Os- iri-uwi-oniz, wire of Oscar Law rentz; the unknown heirs of iw.. Lawrentz: the unknown heirs ot ritrmnn tawrentz; also all other jiersons or parties unknown elnim- uig any right, tit p. estitie ii.. .... j,' "i est in tne real estate described iruiniiuiini neretn, jJefend ants: ' ' r; In tho name of the state of Ore ion: You nnd each of you aro neieuy required , to appear and an swer the Complaint file.l you In the nhove entitled sun on r before the, last day ot four weeks from the dute of the first publica- uun ui mis summons, said period of four weeks being the time pre scribed tor publication -hereof n'mi If you fail so to appear and answer ald compliiint, tor want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief 'demanded in Its Com plaint, to-wlt: That a decree be entered adjudicating nriy and nil right, title, estate, lien or claim which you or any of you have or claim to have in, to or upon the real property situated In the City of Medford. Jackson County, state or tiregon, . described as follows. I.rtts five T,t. six ffii. eleven (11) and twelve (1?), All In block iuui-mne T.iaj or tne original Town, (now city) of . Medford, Ore gon, according. to the duly record ed plat thereof, ami declaring nnv and nil such claims to he. mil! anil void, nnd decreeing Hint mm t.h.in. lift is the owner In fee simple of Hiiid premises nnd of the whole iiierrot, tree nnd clear of nny and all right, title, estate, lien or In terest of said defendants In said real estate, and that each ami all of the defendants herein, and each apd all persona claiming, or to claim by. through or under them or or any of them, be forever en joined, restrained nndibarred from asserting, attempting -to establish or claiming any right, title, estate. Hen or Interest In or to said prop-i-rty or any 'portion thereof, and that plaintiff's title to said prem ises be forever '(filleted nnd set nt rest: and such further and other relief us mny be just and cquitublc in the premises. This summons ts published hy order, of the Honorable C, Si. Thomas, nresldinir indue f th above entitled court, made and en- icrcn in mini court nnd cause on the 24th day of May. 132S. nre- srrihing that this summons be served 'hy publication thereof nnc (ench week for four consecutive weeks in the Medford Mali Trib une, n dally newspaper published! In Jackson County. Oregon. Mnv -T.th. UH, Is the date of the first luiuncniion or this summons. JOHN" H. CAHK1N. HA R lit C. SKY It MAX,' ; INSURANCE First Insurance Agency " A. U. MILL, Manager ; Phone 10S : 80 N. Cenlral- ' - Medford, Oregon ' - : QNYX r: POINT EX ' .HOSIERY For. ..itYomen ,$1.95 Wc pay ft teilUe-'-; . PENALTY . oft-times from, eye . neg lect. 'Tis better to be safe than sorry, . . OUR SLOGAN Gotui glasses i you need tliem, otherwise GOOD advice;. Dr. Jud Rickert . Optometrist '' . " 222 E. Main " ilThere Are Manw Ways to Make Money 'i. -i ("J . - '' " '' ' But ewways Jo protect it. when traveling ' , -Your speed ' ' J . ' TRAVELERS CnEQtTES . The last is. the Vjijy safe way.. 756 for each $100 is all that this pvoteetion eosts f at this bank. '.- : First National Bank ' " Medford, Oregon '' : .'- : . : SECURITY SAFETY SERVICE MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $150,000 HALL PAINT CO. ,407 .East Main Phone 937-R Decorative Wo carry the famous Strnlinn line of Wall 1'apcrs. A full line of iion-failiiiK bedrooms and living rooms of thu Jatost eastern shatlos inid paltoviis.. . Vo also luivc n new line of cheaper papers. Just; in this week. ,' ' - ' '( ' . FREE INSTRUCTIONS s ' , Demonstration of Aztecco Iiulian Clay by faetory repre sentatives. ' '. -'" ' ' . Screens, Book Ends, Plaques nnd other wood novelties. Also exquisite raised tle'sipnis for lain'p shades. - ' Mi. and Mis. Urooks arc direct from the factory iii the -oast. - T , .4i -S J i mi -d?,--. -Brush Lacquer in .Glass Jars" Nrvkr herfire,h.- I - . !'..' W71 '-. . "'.' Et' . bceno(reTedvou.putupinglss you'll see on the article when it Jin! Each of the 18 gtttactive - is painted shades glisteu- in its crysnline. B-H Brush Ltcquer is easy to theselecuon ofjusttbeonesyou youVe used drie$ w.ut-fromtheWlacquetit. And the jar mike(,t,ra ve Bottle cu be set beside bottle., when decotated in the new on out counter, and delightful "trickle" finish. Be sure and see color harmonies determined in this attractive display. , BASS-HUETER IP Al NT COMPANY' Paints -Varnishes- ,$kekJfc&fAWW Y V 4 1 A STANDARD. OIL PRODUCT Vt otX " . ', 219 A !iimietmtHMi.ltQWV:i"V' "T" Attorneys for plaintiff.