KTOE BIX
"'MEmOULKMAlh 'L'UlijUNK MUDJj'OUJJ, (WEUUN, MnilU,-MAltUl 'I3-T3zr
- ElOEAVOR PLANS
wise lEiG
ID
UNtASTER MORN
ED
HilHl
CRATER BOOSTING
J.) ' ' .'V "J .. wih: thd ihcnlnfl-fof ngonorpl
mooting wilTi cnmfrilfcnMn Tho itirl school nobcl
(Contributed,
. ' An Easter sunrise mQettncr
bo conducted on Easter- Sunday P'amtlonV for, the "Cra
rrtophln- at T, undo the auspices
of tho Crater Lake. Christian pn-
1
TRIP BY
ASHLAND ROTARY
AifERslis;
, LARGE TURN-OUT
' -;j M, , ;, , , , . iosiu, ui ; MarcK.jsa.-r
WhcB-tHo. Advertising club . of i iSneclnli-i-A'shland nSti.nn -
PoriUuM s'eihdsilts delegation to the l imited; thtelK blrtUday; 'anniversary
Pacific: Advertising Clubs' assocla-1 Thursday night when they were
t: tlerivor union.' K the weather per
mltH tho meeting will bo hold on
ttho Under hill, Just south of Phoe-
nx,-. If vtho weather, is Inclement
thV meeting iwill be hold In the
Presbyterian church nt Phoenix. -
' All Christian Kndeuvor societies
J of 'Ashland.- Hut.'-' Falls, 'Central
Point.' Isnglo Point,- Jacksonville,
Medford: Phoenix and Sams Valley
nro uniting In this sorvlco,
well under way. This year's an-1 - , convention ww cu,
hiinr fiMnha '... 'Ki... nk,,il"l'Xt, June. It will make uvlntfon
better, than' nil preceding Issues i l?lhtoi-y--for the world
and will use a, literary motive.
hosts at the Masonic temple to
their wives, officers of other serv
ice clubs and -Hotui'lnns and their
.- The :hooksiwlll -:cost, approxi
mately., J1700 to publish, , and the
expense will be. covered . by ; solos
The eltiti'd
directors, at a dinner nicotine at wives rrom Maurord, uranlB Pass
Ihb-Congre hotel, Voted to send ?nd Klamath. Kails. A sumptuous
the. entire group by 'alr:' ... . banquet was served in the banquet
Provision Is hotne . -mudo .ttnM iiwhoiw- who
iV7 Y covered .by .sales . at ionst 36 persons Nino were 8fiBte1 t Ions tables, rurtning
at i.r,0 ouch; sale .n advertising n"i,r , ?'' ?" P ' s"s-' . '" the length of me- room, at right
space aild tho sal
dividual clubs in tfie. school,
i , ,. pmnes nave noen spoken for. wt.it ,' , ,
L space to in- .... . . tanelos to the nnenl:oiH'. n i o:u, iavu
v;ufiLwiii i i itnnjiui l coiiiiiitny ot-i ,, ,... -, , . - -
MOVE PRISONERS l PAUL FARRIN6T0N
NlIilOliBRiLliANPll
p COPK CpUNTYl PASSES ISALEM
It may concern:
In the name 01 ine omm i
von. and eacn o you. a
speaker has boon assigned to each ficlabvwho are co-opornting In the
of tho 17 borne rooms In tho high mov'' already havo laid plans for
Dhnr.r ..u i. u more nlanos. if needed. . t
e . Have asked the young poo-1 frnm (no ,UHS ., wU,..d0vOto,. It will be, says William P. Merry.
4 nlo's societies in the Methodist and
IlaptlsC churches of Medford and
J AShloitd- to.- 5oln-with u In this
ervlcc and hyo received ,an- almost-
. unanimous- response , from
them that they would he more than
willing to Join with us in this wnr-
the Kties; of honor were' seated
,A, W: ftroori, retiring president
of Iiotary, presided over the ban
quet. Tho table program included
an offering, from each of the visit
ing delegations, and were' all Jolly
numbers Interspersed with musical
hlp hour on Easter Sunday morn-1 under, the direction
few i minutes mwrvv marninv in cha rmah .of. the "On-to-Oakland"
boontinir thA map l.nok , i.v.,,n hnn,i committee, the flr.st time in the
salesmen huvo also been appoint h'?1 ;0' the world that an entire mlmuei.s . by tn6 jazz orclleslra
ea, one td, each class, with, fivo service club delegation will tako trom Klamath' Falls,...., : . .
assisianis euen. They iviil . make ' "" .' """" ,. After, the table program was fin-
advance sales of the book;, u-: I v!!''on-! ' ' v.--,jjBhe(1 tll(, guests Were invlte'd Ho
i-litns. inr .1110
1 200
Ing,
i We Are- eiipcctlng at least
''young-peoplo to be presont. -
'. The meeting will be conducted
" by 'Ellen raiwrenco of Aslilnnd, who
la, tho prayer meeting supcrlntend
nt of tho union.-; The -song servico
. ,. wlllibo eonduclod by Marmlo Olson
I. , of tho Medford Christian ohurch.
' " Hpeelal 1 music by. Mndeavorors . of
1 the ' different ehumhos will Io en
Jbyert: The address will ho. dellv
'' ered by the' pastor of the Ashland
- Methodlst'eliurch. k,
' An. Easter sunrise meeting was
held last year, and was ft very pro-w'-nbunoed
suece ji,' nnd duo ! to the
. foct' (hat 'tho spirit of Christian
'-, Endeavor ts-grnsplng more young
people and that tlie success'of last
i J year's meeting has reached Ihe ears
" ' of many, an even belter meeting Is
"" looked for this year with n largeu
: nUendnnce.-, AH yo'ung'penple and
ull others who can are Invited and
r., urged to attend this servleo at 7
.: o'clock Sunday morning. , "....&
oampalgn are 1 ' -" Wo are looking forward eagerly nn evening of dancing ifi the audi.
of Ed Gould, " - Baiuraay nnernoon, June in," torlum. A charming iSolo dance by
business " inai is me clay we leave Miss Blanch McLain was the fea-
it .No Cliic to Kumpa Flro ,,' .
HAMBUnOi Germany March 29
-H) The Hamburg police who
Kayo . beoii :invostlgating tho fire
.aboard - tho.' . steamship - Europa,
'' have been 'unable? to discover any
..clewH Indicating malicious incen
'illa'risin but hre cpnllnulhg their
liiveKtlgatioh ns to whether it was
l-nused through neftllgence.
editor, and llerl Harrell,
manager, both of whom have 'been tor uakiana, wnero mo convention ture of the evening .lust before
devoting considerable time to the ls 10 be held Juno 10 to 19, in- the' banquet, hour the high school
project. , The hook will be printed elusive. "orchestra clayed a program of sev-
)y 'the- Medford Printing torn- '' ""We expect to havo a wonderful oral numbers under the direction
pony -and tho engraving wlll.be 'rip aloft, but wo expect to do more of Ward V. Croft.
done by tho HIcks-ChnpmaTi com- Ihun that obtain national public-i v 1 ', ! '
pany of; Portland,' while all pho- Ity .of Inestimable benefit for Port-1 Levorett Davis, who in employed
ton . are being furnished by the land, organized advertising' and on an engineering project near
Shangle: studio. ; - modern air travel. "o believe it Bellingham, Wash.;, and who rls at
speaks volumes ror tno safety and icoiit vmuiiig. wiin nia ramiiy.on
practicability of nir travel as now fairview street,, spoke Thursday
offered' by Went.Coaaj! Air Transr afternoon before the high school
port company ami similar oi'Kunlza- Msemhly on - the - engineering pro-
lions, when a group :as largo, as the ""' i bsiioiiu . wim cmpnasis on
Adyortisinp cluh-r-flnd us unnophis
licatod, noronautlcuUy speaking
rtoclitea to f?o tho" vloud routo fn
the mjssibiHties vlri mlnintr- .unel
neeiinp ftud lBto on the opportuni
ties offered to youth injivlatlon.
. -.) ! Oregon Weather, .
Hy- Oenfiially ifuir toniKhf. mul Sdtur
day. but UDHetllBd northwest to
rilgljU ; Heavy frosts In interior to.
s-.-otftlii..". Albilerate ; north west erly
WlndH on coAhU -v-
; ;Kiitttnr morii'Iof?.; Wnrrhi 31",. ith'k
riniv, ufjepoet - to Till1 tKoIrVftnw
milldlnjr ndjolnihtr tho C'hriHtliin
cjiurnh at that placo. 1 1
. Ijtmt Sunday was , tho . o'nehtrift
duy rnnd tho Indies were Invited
for lio 'firnt' session. There were,
approxlniately 75 . in -attendance.1
Ray Heiidei-Bon led the sons: ser
vice vIth mihh .Gregory at .the
piano, ii Next Sunday tho ladles
will not be present hrtd the men
are working for a, full house.
' The' -'fuibject . for discussion , is
"Tho --.BlffffeBt-j Fool In Cendw.1
Point." Mr. SCeliey, wh6 la teoh
or of the nlaHH, miyn this cIohs
can -do much in cenlerinff dtten
Uon and imprest; on and in Cen
tral I'olnt, us well uh tho (rood
mnru nt'rMon.s woro'enrrlod bv Plnno
hetwoen' l.o j:tlunf find pan Krun-
eiscf' last year
death or injury than were carried
from Paris to- London over the
English .channel,; -
"The Advertising club, endeavor
ing 'to -use tho most modern tools
to solve modern problems, has vot
ed to 'do It- hy air' and by ah we
pro!""','; -' - ,
Arrangements for, tho cn'ravan
were made directly by Charles V.
fcaktn,' president arid -Keneral m'tin
atjer of the "West Coast Air Trans
port company, Pillock block.'
. ".We' .have received wonderful
consideration and- eo-onoratlon
from- Mr. Jiakln antf his coniiiany
the-men derive from .the fialhei:
ings. ; Kvery man not otherwise
oiiRfiKOd is iii'Kud to ; be present
ut '10 :a. m. .next Sunday. (
HALL AINt COMPANY
467 E. Irtalii
- Phone 937-R
... Thoufili yrtui ho'ijic may, be expensively constructed
I i'i ff the Ixjst ihatoiPflj. Pttift-Ky.'.tjie' fiutjst buildfefe, it
, may KiiJi mcic Romctning '.,.-;, it is-the surface that
ihbets-tlic' eyd. . Unless.' voiir. hyjiie is protected and
:!-l.::::lifcii.;.i.' i.. ,
ii iicuiitiiicii u,v.kh)u nm woriv you are neglecting the
l niOiit important' point olt' 'appoaraiioe.i Paint is ntt
only heatitifying hut cconomic-nl ; v ; . It will protect
your home against time and weatheiv ) '
J - Ask Us About Your Next Job
. Nothing But the Best of , ;
U . MateriaU and Workmen Used
' T II if WAY TO BEAU tift L IIOSlES
Paint
'.your.
into thn I nit I sen
luma red trimmed (
with Cool green ind a tile a
roof make this house as
' much a part of the land
scape &s are the encroach
ing cactus and distant
; purple hills. This is but
. one of tho color sugges
tions shown on the B-H
Exterior C61or Harmony
.- Selector.,' , iv ,
Mail up of thtdci of B-H
brand Prepared Paint and
SnictoCoatinicMhe Selector
automatically ihow harnio
..' oioufcolortchcmesffircom.
, plete exteriori. . .. . .'. t
Send our name and 10 cents
to Hass-Hueter for the Selec
tor and lt colorful' comnan
ion bookie, "Harmonious ,
Kxteriors". Then sec us for
your paints. , , y .
BASS-HUETER PAINT CO.
11 to-Sileet.SaA ftncUcA
. cirritlton Hume Beujul Dept.
Bndoltdll toc(ltlimrircinlfir
the BH Cilor llftiinony Selector
unit booklet "Harmonioui E&ter
iurt" rcaubrly 2tc etch.
My nitna-..
My addreii ...
Mydeilerifttme-
NOTB : I hive in mitid pilntlni a
lucco U. wood Ui htlf timber 17'
, ihlnalttQ houtv
-nAS&'iltJETEE
nw..rnM. i.. nW-;..(,.... particularly. as. annlled tn tiiA n.
travel." ; ' I s'leerlng pronjssionH. -? t'Ms Inter-
-V"W.n ' iiiveWtlButcfl-aitf found tht estlftg, aad , lielprul. talk wao tile
IlUn UtUill KlVt'Il III II
epurKe offered by the lilsh Hcliool
wholly without r"1"!"" "uiniiiK.
. .,., It .! hoped that, studenlit may re
ceive , enough inforiifation on dil'
. ferent linen of work to help them
I in making decisions on their choice
of life work.
i Miss Ethyl Marks of the high
school faculty, who left for her
home in Hosehitrg about a month
ago on account of illness, will not
return to Her duties this year- Her
Place will be filled by Mrs. H. C
Oaley: - ,- . ..... ,: ,
Charles Walter, son of Mr. itud
Mrs. W: P. Walter.' - has becii for
tne imst i days with an attack of
measles.-' ' , .-
Miss Sue Morse, a Junior lilgli
school teacher, was called to her
homo lit -'Portland-, on Wadrfestinv
on acount of tho death of her aunt
She expects to return to-her work
early In the week. Mrs. O. n.
Moffot is tnking Miss Morse's place
(luring her absence i
-Albert Myers.. a-former machine
operator at tho.Vinlng theatre; has
returned from Oregon City, whem
he has accepted - a position "wjili
the Liberty theatre. After prepar
ing bis household effects for ship
ment, Mr,, Myers . will return 'to
Oregon City will) his wife and their
young son, ... . .! .
. Mrs. Hamona Wise Robertson, has
returned to her home in Portland
after spending some, time visiting
with! -hoi' mother. . Mrs., l telle
Scliwelii, and with her sisters, the
Misses Warida Schwem and Rosa
lind Wiso'. . . ., v
1 In tills, our initial and outstand
lug air venture,"
Oi-cgonlun.
said Mr; Merry,
CONVICTS FLEE ROAD
,CAl
. CHttJbi-.Cal.. March 29. Pi
Fourtco'nvIct,escfiped from road
camp No. 17 on the new North
Pork highway, 35 miles erfst of
here, last night. Aimed posses
were searching the countryside.
Tho osenned -convicts Ill'o Francis
Wooster, Marlon Conlcy, burglars;
J. II. McCumber and Lloyd Wll
kliiB, serving terms lor violation of
the motor vehicle act.
Franks Comedians J
. to Repeat Comedy
Tri response- to reo'Ut'Sfsi iliu'cnm
cdy, "Tho -whole Uamm Family,"
will he repented1 by Franks Conle!-
dlans for one performance only,
suntiay night, March 31.
It deals with a family 'of the
present day, struggling along, ham
peretl by n young man who mnr
rlrw into tho fnnilly with Idens to
improvo eondilloi'iR for all of them
but never puts thorn into action;
ThinfcH continue nlonff until eon
(lltlons bceomo unhenrnblev, when
iinnny too young man proves that
nia Idens are really worth while.
Sunday night will nlso bo bar
gain .olght. i. 1 .
Radio Y rogram
KMED .
Mall Tribune-Virgin Station
na
urn
-!' About: five? imotit'hs nod; '
appendiffis I. did .nocgaln
strcngtU enough to be up and
about; My mother and Sfster
advised mc to take Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. I have taken five
bottles and It has helped me to
get strong so I can do my own
housework now. 1 have recom
mended ,it , to' Several friends
who hfive been weak and run
down." Mrs. Oscar Ottum.
Box 474, Thief Riitr Falls, Minn.
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V.':-;'-K'.'v-,'jj.'..i- - tr-r':;:A:.
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228.9 Metersl310 Itc.
Friday Evening, March 29.
r. m. .,
0:16 to 6:30Mqdfori Mail
Tribune, news and market
reports. .. .
G:30 to 7 Hand Box Hat
Shop. , , , .
s to SrO.i Frost Broadcast by
. Floyd Young. , :!.,. . - . -
Sins to 10:05 Airport Bond
Kloction program. Phono
questions, to 306 to be an-
Swered over tho air.
Saturdays March 80.
A. M. .- . .-. 4,
'9:30 to 10 White King Soap
V .1.0, 4.
10 to 11 People's Electric
Store. .
11, to 31:30 Beebo & Kindle
SorVIco Stations. ,- -
11:30 to 12 Kconomy Groce-
terln, 15d nihns. ' 4.
12 to 12:05 Mnll Tribune,
news reports, 1
P. M. -
12:05 to 12:85 'Electrle Wlr-
lng Co. -
,12:85 to l:S5--Wllham SUper-
Service Station.
0:15 to 6:30 Medford Mall
t Trlbuno, n6ws and market
, reports. , .
.- Sunday. March ai.
8 to 8 p. m. Valley Radio
- church: -.-
S to 10 Airport radio forum.
. - Music, . Alford's orchestra,
,v -8.11 or t.:;tnlks. ..Everybody
. ; should tune in.V ;;. . . .
' ', . ..... .1
OWN CLUB 10 HOLD
Tho Medford Gnrdrn chin will
hold n. plant 'nnrl nnlhnlo at the
Puhllo Market' Salurtfay. Tnnrnlmr.
All persons having bubs and plants
to donate nro asked 1o please bring
them as .soon after & n; m. ns pos
sible, cull Mrs. Semon, 1 64-11.
It. Unable to briiiR in donations.
There wIH he iituih 1h.iii4. mai
of-the-vnlley, tonK-spurred coluni
hlno, swet't-williams, Michaelmas
daisies, liadllns,' some shrubs, ninny
bullis and a nl6 variety icr c'lioose
from. Proceeds to go towards tho
oxpenseg ot the annual flower show.
., CHICACO, 11L, March; 20. 0P)
Tbjii was laoyliip dajl for- 150b 'pris
oners 'In' the'Cobk cu'nty jhiV '
. At ..sunrise police and deputy
sheriffs' began the -transfer of the
hundreds of prisoners from the' old
prison ! Austin and i llearbbrn
streets' to 'the' new county jjjall on
the southwest side at West 2Cth
street and South California - ave
nue. r;: 1 M I ' ' - ' ' 1 '
;i The p'ilsoners;word moved ui'lO
pnMeoser Ibises' 'and the streets
lliey traveled were lined with 500
policemen stationed at all street
intersections. The buses ' moved
through thS police lines' with' de
tective bureau squads and motor
cycle 'iidlicenien drmeS -with shot
guns in front and at tho rear. .
.l ford, Oregon, and to Acme Motor
i Company. Klamath Falls. Oreiron.
hnl tO ,hnmt'., It mo .nnnaxn. Innnt
.J .-. In tho-name of the State of ore- hereby notified and WU) take Jiotke,
I son: You and ouch of you. are that the following described per-
nnrnnu. nnttria.i nnri ...ill i.b. Rnnai ijronoiij'. " - - .
! lice mac tne toiioa
I personal property. t(
I i iiiiunuu ,-ieuu , nearing License io. . - t. i
' : 187-007. for ihn vont- loss, motor! rial No. - , was seised by .the
1i'o. 47S383, serial No, ,, was sheriff of Jackson Coim y oregont
ifelzcd. by the sheriff or Juikson , on the first (lay of 'S'V, 18 J.
! pounty, Oregon, oh the 1st day of J at about the hour of 5:00 o clock
.March, i2!i. at about tho hour of! l: m. of said day, in tho County of
, r.:0fi o'tl,.b n r.r ..i.i ,i.. in , .I.lcKfldn.' riluie or urfsuii, 111
"wing desTriSed C6u k'.Ca'iifoKlri Temporary. Per
to-wlf T 1927 of Hegisterad Dealer No ,.107.4
ring UcenV No. . !.
the
e.s f
SALEM. Ore. ,Mar. 2
Paul Payton FarriitRtbnl brilliant
newspaperman; was found dead in ;.sessloiv. siiul custody of said sheriff
I 01. jacKsnn t.-ounty
the Oounty of Jnck;:on, State of 1 vicinity of tho Clreen spring
uregon.. In the vlcliiltv of tho rireon : lion in suiu i-uumv, '" . T
Miulrig Junction in-sold -cbuntv: ! f.'oupe ever since luis Jaeen, una now
that .said Hudson Sedan ever since
(.lias beeii'(and noy is, In the pos-
EASTER CANTATA FOR
j Tl auartpt of the T?resb'ytorIan
church ': has 1 be,eh working- for
weeks 6ri a 'beautiful Easter can
tata, which will be given in coir
nection with the regular Sunday
morning:, servico at 11 a, m, ' Music
lovers of the city are Invited. Tho
cantata Is entitled "The .Crdss vic
torious" by Demarest.. It has four
prtrtfl namely, . "Accepted,"- 'He
Jfletod," , "The Savior's I'loa'V .anfl
"Exalted. -';
'Phe following are the singers
and musicians: Florence Hazel
rlpg MaElhoso, soprano; Edna EI
fort Inaflcs, contralto; A. j.. Mac-
Donongh, tenor and Br;. W. W.
Howard. Imsy. with V. Cnflotoii
Janes on the violin land Miss Rose
Aiken, cello and Kva JTazelrlgg
MarHh. organist.
Thff :i'onctrts at the PrtishYte-i-Jan
church havo always drawn1
largo audiences so every ono who
attends Is urged to; bo in '.their
senrs promptly at 11 a. m.
bed In his room at th Y. ..M. ,C. A.
yosterrlny 'aft'Hi noon.' , Death isrb-1
licvodto have- been- due to. hatu)l
causes uperliiduc4Hl 'y;t' hervous
breakdown. , : ' i ;
Fai-rlngton, w,ns. a ,nativc!..of,.Ku7
gene. , io had -been; employed by.
nnwHpaiiers In Kugene,.Kalom', Port-!
lahd, Klamnth Kails. Bqtte. Mont,-
ana rmiotuyn, .n. y. .Jie was.ai
years old. , :'v , . - , '
' His ability as a' stylist and. fea
ture Writer brought him Important
assignments, partloularly while hp
was Iir the employ of the Brooklyn
Times. His last employment was
iwlth the" Salem Capital Journal.
' He was a. native of. Eugeocr the
son of Ml, nnd Mrs., R. A, Fnrrlng
ton of that city, and interment will
take place there. Ho attended tho
University of Oregon .nnd'was a
member of Phi Delta Thora,. fra
ternity.. He was In tho service dur
ing-, tho "World war. ; :
Oi'eiron ntid is
b e 1 a g MJroceedeil ntiilnst in--tho
abnvo yiitUled Court for tho fnr-
rpiiure .or tlifj sainn Tor n vJolnti
in tlm iniKsesslon and custouy
of im hi sheriff of Jackson County;.
Oregon, and is being proceeded
airninst in the ubovo entitled 'Coui
for tho forfeiture of the Hamefop
a violation of Chapter 29 of the
General Ijuvn of Oregon ror ivza,-
:-i IfO Brealcs Up, ,
,: BISMARCK, ,V D., March 20
(JP) -Honeycombed above'by .a hot
sun and below by flowing .water,
the huge "Ice gorge In the Mis
souri river at Huff, below here,
beganto break up this afternoon,
apparently ending any further
flood .menace to thlsisoction of
the river.
'
'. Notlroj'
. . NO..M5-C.'"'
In the Circuit Court o the Slnto
of Oregon, for tho County of
' Jackson.
The Htnte of Oregon. Plaintiff, -' '
VS.- : . , , ... . ' .;. . ','
One Tludson Rodn.iu- 1020 Oregon
.Mcuiiho.Nu. :1C!I-C(17. Motor No.
173333, (j. . Hangralnettl). or
J.oula Snngulncttl. Dofontlant. -
State of Oregon. County of Jack
. sorfi ss. , - :
lo In bungralnettl or- Louis San-
pf t'haptej; 2!) of. liie'Oeiierul Laws ! ",p same bring nh rtct relating tl;
of, tircijou for 11123, Die same ho
Ing !in ni-.C, relating to llle, forfeiture
Jtlltl, .-.spHr-iPf, boats, . vehicles Mind
olhor coiivoynnceif used In the un
lawful tvansporttulon or yiossesslon
(rf ; Intoxicating liquor within the
Htnte or Oregon;: and ibal all per
sons having or Claiming any inter
est in said Hudson Setlnn urn bere
py required to appear lieforp (he
above entitled Court in . tho Counly
(.oiirt House or .Jackson County.'
Oregon.,, nt Medford, . Oregon, . by'
.Snlurdny, tha .) 3th . day , of. April,
1029, which said day hlls hereto
fore Jiecn duly set bv tho ahnvo
entitled. Court as ftp answer day
tu-roiii. anu lo tlclend against said
proceedings, and that upon their
failure o to do, a .tudgmont of
forfeiture of safd Hudson Sedan
ttltl bo entered. '
This Notice Is issued and civen
(0 you, ahft each of you, pursuant
to an order duly mad'o by Hon. H:
D. Norton, presiding Judge of the
above entitled Court, on the 20th
day of March, JS29.
(Witness my hand and tho seal
of said Court, affixed at Medford.
Jackson, (,'pun.tyK Oregon.' this 24th
day of March, 19211. r ..
: DELIUA STEVENS METER,
Real or the :Caunty Clerk.
Circuit Court. . ,
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" No.. 996-C. - -,!: ,
In the Circuit Court of the State
.' of Oregon, for tho County gf
. Jackson. . - -, ' , -
The State ,of Oregon, Plaintiff, ,
, ' vs.
One Ford Coupe. 1929. Motor jto.'
A873I93. Cnlifornla Temporary
- Permit of Registered Dealer No.
1 107;rr.6, (fl. Ftirnero), JJefond
n tit.
State ot Oregon, -County -ot Jnclc
. sonss, . . .
lo. the CommereltU Credit Com
pand, -address' Sncram'ento', 'Cal;,
nnd to ff I,',, .r...,..
gulnotU.iaflfesB County Jail, Med- 1 Medford. Oregon, arid to whomever
the forfeiture and sale i of boats-,
vehicles -. and. other conveyances
used In the unlawful transporttif
,,nunuul.,n nt.. InloYlentintf
liquor within, thu State of Oregotl
nnd that all persons , having ot,
claiming any'llfterest in said Ford.
Coupe are hereby 'required to apj .
pear before the', above .-entitled:
Court In the 'county. .Court House,
of, Jackson County, Oregon, at Med-,
ford, Oregon, bv Saturday, the 13th
day of Aptilij 1929, which said day.
has heretofore peeii-i duly $et by,
the above entitled Court as, an an,
swer 'day herein, nnd - to defend
.ugninst said proceedings, and. t hat,
upon their, failure so.'.to do. a.judgr'
m.ent .of forfoittrre pf said JTord'.
Coupe will bo entered. ' -;
This notice Ls issued and A'veri i-i
to you, and each of you, pursuant
to an order duly made by Hon. H.'
D. Norton, presiding Judge of the
obovo entitled Court, oh tho 20th
day of March, 1929. . , ,v j n
-Witness my hand and the Se'al of
said.. .Court affixed - at Medford,
Jackson County, .Oregon, this 20th'
day of Mftrch,' 1929. , . ' -. . ,
. DELlLlA STEVENS MEYER.
Seal of the . -y County Clerk.'
Circuit Court. ' - - t - . i;
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Notice to Creditors to Present
. .- ' l liiims.
Nolice is hereby given that I,
have been .appointed by the County
Court of .Tuckson County, Oregon,
Executrix ot the estate of Robert
H. Paxson, deceased, and have
qualified. All persons having claims:;
against said estate are hereby noHr
fled to presont them, with proper,
vouchers, nnd dlily verified, to me
nt.the office of Harry c. Skyrman
attorney for said- estate, at Room;
40(i Medford Building, in Medford,.
Oregon, within six months from the-
ditto of this notice. . x
Dated and tirst published March
Stll, 1920.' ' , . -,,
... . I ..- LELIA M. PAXSON, i.
ExncittriT.t
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