MEDFORD MSTL TRTBUXE, rEDFOKD, OBEGOY FRTD1Y, JUXE 9. 1D33.
PAGE NINE
many die under
sizzling sun of
eastern; sector
. (Continued irom Page One.)
drop of ten degree promised for to
day. Dozen of persona were overcome
and treated in Chicago hospital, In
cluding eight visitors to the city's
oentury of progress exposition.
Cleveland was scorched under an
all-time heat record of 98 for the day
and reported that eleven were known
to have died In Ohio during the pat
two days from the heat, with two
others losing their lives in drowning.
Detroit likewise tried to keep cool
but couldn't as the mercury went to
ft record-breaking June 8 figure of
100. Eight dead from the heat were
counted, In the Michigan metropolis
and two were drowned.
Drownings were common throughr
out the affected sections as residents
took to the streams and beachna.
Indiana listed four drownings; Ken
tucky five: Wisconsin four: Baltimore
one. in addition Indiana reported
eight dead from the heat Itself.
Courthouse
News
(Furnished by the Jackson County
Abstract Co.. 121 B. Sixth Street.)
Marriage Licenses
Charles Frederick Underwood and
Louise Scrogglna.
Cecil M. Rose and F. Edna Wolff.
Otto V. Cunningham and Anna
Shaffer.
August Holzhauser and Mar J or le
Flsdale.
Byron , H. Wade and Bernlce B.
Beach.
Harold J. Smith and Josle M. Dren
aen.
Jess W. Rowley and Emma V.
Weeks.
Circuit Court
Adah Deakln vs. J. J. Dcakln
Divorce.
Jackson county Building & Loan
Assn. vs. Ira Luman et al Fore
closure Southern Oregon Brewing Co.
Articles of incorporation.
F. C. Jennings et al vs. L. D.
Stephenson Cancel contract.
Elmlra Vinson vs. Rachel Mead et
al For money.
Elmlra, Vinson vs. Baohel Mead et
al Attachment.
Assn. vs. Jno. R. Fischer et al
Foreclosure.
State of Oregon vs. Everett Poe
Arson.
State of Oregon vs. James R. Hyde
and Emmet L. Hyde Receiving stol
en property.
State of Oregon vs. Joseph O. Hyde
Larceny.
F. j. Huber vs Edwin X. Anderson
ert ux Foreclosure.
Jackson County Building & Loan
Assn. vs. George A. Bohnert et al
Foreclosure.
State Industrial Accident Commis
sion vs. Rachel Mead For money.
Stae Industrial Accident Commis
sion vs. Leonard D. Parks For
money.
State Industrial Accident Commis
sion vs. Dee F. Gentry For money.
State Industrial Accident Commis
sion vs. Clarence C. Cartwrlght For
money.
Probate Court
Estate of Herman O. Meyer, de
ceased Admitted to probate.
Real Estate Transfers
Sheriff to the Union Central Life
Insurance Co. Sheriff deed to part
lots 4 and 11, block 10, Gh it wood
tract to Aahiand-
Anders L. W. Anderson et ux to
Warren Melnsen W. D. to land in
DLO 40, Twp. 36 S., R. 4 W.
Florence T. Friedl to Joseph Relt
fellor Deed to tract In of Sec.
80. Twp. 36 S., R. 4 W.. 5 acres.
Nancy Phillips et vir to Al Hop
kins et al W. D. to 8WJ4 of NW4
Of Sec. 13, Twp. 40 8., R. 2 E.
United States to James H. Hlcka
Patent to U of NE; NE4 of NW
of Sec. 6. Twp. 40 8 , R. 3 E.
John D. Stlne to Kate Stlne W.
D. to lot 0, block 1, Page Add. to
Med ford.
Samuel E. Edmonds et ux to B. O.
Qulgley et ux W. D. to lot fi, Hill
view Add. to Medford.
James Bushong to Flora E. Barnes
W. D. to 44.63 acres In Seo. 35, T.
88 S., R. 1 W.
Adam Bowman to Emily Bowman
. D. to land In DLC 42, Twp. 38
S., R 1 W.
A. C. Talbot et ux to First Insurance
Agency Q. C. IX to lot 12, block 2.
GraayV Add. to Medford.
J. C. Barnes et ux to J. F. Wallan
et ux W. D. to land in Seo. 17, Twp.
88 S., R. 1 W.
C. S. Talbot et ux to First Insur
ance Agency Q. C. D. to lot 13, block
3, Gray'a Add. to Medford.
Anna C. Maddox et al to Mallnda
Hawk Q. C. D. to part block 4,
Imperial Add. to Medford.
D. W. Bee be et ux to Bertha L.
Stevens W. D. to lat 7, block 56,
City of Central Point.
First National Company to F. W.
Jordan Deed to north 200 feet of
lots 7 and 8, block 4, Park Add. to
Medford,
H. F. Meader et ux to Harvey L.
Wr!ght et ux W. D to tract In Sec
15. Twp 38 S., R. 1 W.
Walter Wilson to Bernlce L. Wil
son W. D. to lot 6, block 1, Page
Add. to Medford.
Eagle Point Irrigation District to
Leslie R. Taylor Deed to lot 6, Eagle
Point Meadows and tract adjoining.
Jp.mcs H. Hlcka to Jennie Hicks
W. D. to undivided half interest in
N j of NEU: NEi of NWJi Of Sec.
6, Twp. 40 S-, R. 3 E.
Elmer F. Drake to Bertha B. Drake
Q. C D. to land In Sec. 6, Twp 38
S., R. 4 W.
M. Fayc &ecbe to D. W. Beebe
Q C. D, to lot 7. block 53, City of
Cen:r?i Point
s' onicr R. M&r.af'eld et ux to W.
F.;.-.fr W. D. to ndlvided half in
terest in SE4 of NW'i; part of
BW' of NE'4 of Sc. 30. Tvrp. 36 8..
R. 2 TV.
T.B. S7.se ..ay '.i ua to J. H. Bcngt
oa Q. C D. to land des. 152-452,
RACING TIME AROUND WORLD
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Hare Is a clostup of Jimmlo Mattern, who Is making a single handed
effort ;o break the around the world flight record. He Is after the mark
of Wiley Post and Harold Gatty, who In 1931 circled the globe In 8
days, 15 hours and 51 minutes., (Associated Press PholM
154-394, 150-441, Seo. 13, Twp. 37 B
R. a W.
Sheriff to D W. Beebe Tax deed
to lot 7, block S6, City of Central
Point.
Sheriff to Mrs. Francis E. Poole
Tax deed to lot 5, block 4, Town of
Btte Falls.
Martha A. Giley to A. Bert Free
man et ux W. D. to land on Nutley
street, Ashland.
Sheriff to State Mutual Building
& Loan Assn. of Los Angeles Deed
to part of lots 5 and 6, block 8, Park
Add. to Medford.
Eagle Point Irrigation District to
Leslie R. Taylor Deed to lot 7, Eagle
Point Meadows, Sec. 34, Twp. 35 8.,
R. 1 W.
J. W. Qstafson to Mary E. Gustaf
son W. D. to lot 6, part of lot 5,
blok 4, Medford.
Butler & Thompson Co. to John
W. Mills, Jr. w. D. to lot on Vista
St., Ashland.
Walter J. Jones t ux to Effie D
Jones W. D. to 10.08 acres In NEV4
of NWV4, Sec. 22, Twp. 38 8., R. 4 W.
Edward N. Judy to O. M. Parker
W. D. to 24.22 acres In DLC 60, Twp.
37 8., R. 2 W.
Justin E. Judy et al to c. M. Par
ker et ux W. D. to 24.22 acres in
DLO 80, Twp. 37 8., R. 2 W.
Francos J. Bwennlng to Fannie L
Swennlng w. D. to E!4 of Nw',4 of
BY!'t Of NEVi; NW',4 of BWi-, NE14
Of 6WH, Sec, 38, Twp. 38 8, R. 3 E.
JACK LENNOX PASSES
AT
Jack Lennox, a resident of Medford
for Borne time passed away suddenly
at his residence on Louise street, at
an early hour Wednesday from cere
bral hemorrhage. Deceased leaves
several brothers and sisters, and fu
neral arrangements will be announc
ed by the Perl Funeral Home upon
hearing from them.
Duck Made Home on Blind.
CORVALLIS, Ore. ( UP ) A mal
lard duck has built her nest on top
of a hunter's blind near here, and
la preparing to rear her family here,
oblivious of events to take place dur
ing the hunting season next fall.
Vet, 84, Mnrried Third Time.
ROSE13URG. Ore. (UP) His ad
vanced age of 64 didn't prevent Wil
liam S. SchwartB, Civil War veteran
and author of & book of religious
prophecy, from taking a third bride.
She was Mrs, Sarah Williams, 84.
Freak Chick Born.
LULINQ, Tex. (UP) Vlron Mer
cer has one for the sides howsa tur
key chick which hatched out with
six legs, three wings and a beak which
has a tendency to point northeast
when the bird is facing east.
Call for Warrants
School District No. 59
Notice is hereby given that there
are funds for the redemption of all
warrants between the numbers 900
and 1088. Interest ceases on the 14th
day of June, 1033. All warrants pay
able at the First National Bank, Med
ford, Oregon.
H. L. OARLTON, Clerk.
Full Pack...
No Slack Fillinq
Economical- Efficient
SAME mCliodxq
AS 42 YEARS AGO
25ounces for 25$
Double Action:
Here are the teas
recommended to yoi
cooking school teachers
Cooking school teachers recommend India tea to you because
there's more to It. More fragrance. More strengthl These
popular brands of tea contain India Tea. They are available
In your neighborhood! Ask your grocer for one by brand
name. And, to be sure that you get genuine) India Tea, look
for the MaD-of-lndia trademark on the package.
ASTOR INDIA -
BANQUET INDIA CEYLON
BANQUET ORANGE PEKOE
CRESCENT BLACK
GOLDEN WEST
All Dealers
All Dealers
All Dealers
All Dealers
.........All Dealers
LIGHT OF ASIA.
LUCKY STRIKE
MILLION DOLLAR
MONARCH
..Independent (irocers
All Dealers
All Dealers
NEIGHBORHOOD STORE
PRIDE OF INDIA
--...Independent Grocers
---..Neighborhood Stores
, .All Dealers
m
Cooking icKool teochtn know that
India growi the world's flnit teal Thty
recommend India Tea to you knowing
that it will bring yougrarer tea tat
lifoction.,.artd that It will cot I you n?
more than that which you would have
to pay for ordinary teas. To get gen
uine India Tea, lock for the trademark
'obove) on ihe packsge befcra you buy!
leer'pei on Afe-eardif Novel.
Ntw.DeHcoufdiirie. Different
drinkt. Addrattt India Tea
Bjreou, 62 Beaver Sf., New
Vorfc Cry.
BA .YEA
RELIABLE MARKS
W. A. Holloway, owner of the Re
liable Grocery is celebrating the fifth
anniversary of the store thla week
with special canned goods sale as
well as unusual bargains in eveiy
part of the store, Mr. Holloway says
he Is able to offer these low prices
because he bought before the raise.
Mr. Holloway says the business haa
grown so much during the past five
years that it now keeps four men be
sides himself busy taking care of the
customers. The marr includes Phil
Whitlock, Oeorge Bnteman. Jim worn
sley and Wayne Bingham. The flrt
three each have had from six to eight
years grocery experience, according to
Mr. Holloway.
Every aummer the Reliable buy
the entire crop of the famous Dlts-
worth strawberries from Prospect.
List year they sold three thousand
crates of the mountain-grown berries.
Blood Donors Are Pallbearers.
FREEPORT. Pa. (UP) Ten youths,
who gave blood for frequent trans
fixions in a futile effort to save the
life of eight-year-old Roger Morgan,
were named as pallbearers for the boy
after his death recently. Four of
the boys were active pallbearers, while
the six others were honorary pallbearers.
8ufdlh Immigration Drops.
STOCKHOLM (UP) Emigration
from Sweden has dwindled to almost
nothing. In April only 40 persona. 20
men and 20 women, left through the
main ports of Stockholm, Gothenburg
and Malmo. This compares to 43 in
1633, 65 in 1031, 407 la 1930, and
1632 In 1929.
AmberRTts Found on Beach.
CORVALLIS. Ore. (UP) A curious
disagreeably-smelling substance pick
ed up on Neskowln beach was found
to be pure ambergris of the golden
type when analyzed here at the Ore
gon State College of Pharmacy. Am
bergris, which is very valuable, Is sel
dom found on the Oregon coast.
Initialed Turtle Found.
GALVESTON. Tex. ( AP 'C. A.
C": Come and get your turtle. Thus
might L. E. Roach advertise in the
personals column. Mrs. Roach found
in her back yard a turtle bearing on
its shell the foregoing Initials and
the date 1016. Mrs. Roach said she
would Rive up the turtle upon proper
Identification.
Seven Children, 11 Defcrees.
COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) Seven sons
and daughters of P. A. Dalton, Co
lumbia business man, have received
10 degrees from the University of
Missouri, and an eleventh will be
awarded this year.
Unexpected Leak,
WALHALLA, 8. C. AP) Just
when the Presbyterian church here
had closed the year with a clean rec
ordall expenses paid in full an un
expected leak developed. It was In
the roof and not the treasury,, so
the little congregation, preferring to
remain on a cash basts, raised the
$300 needed for a new roof.
Rise In Fruit Exports Expected.
8 AN FRANCISCO (AP) Expect
ing an increase In fruit exports with
in a few months, the 6an Francisco
Harbor commission will enlarge the
state-owned China Basin cold storage
terminal to provide 200,000 additional
cubic feet of refrigerated space.
New "Hiker's" Trick.
LAWTON, Okla. ( AP ) Oklahoma
hitch-hikers have a new wrinkle. In
the manner of flagmen they stand
at railroad crossings near here and
when the cautious motorist slows
down, plead for a Hit.
Warrant Call
Notice is hereby given that .School
District No. 49. Jackson county, war
rants No. 2823 to No. 2964 Inclusive
are called for payment, interest to
cesse on June U, 1033. Warrants to
be presented for payment at the of
fice of he District Clerk. City Hall,
Medford, Oregon.
REBECCA JENSEN.
Clerk School District No. 49.
TAKEN BY DEATH
William Foster Hardin died at his
home. 730 Oak atreet, Tuesday ave
lng from sclerosis of the coronary
arteries after a brief Illness aged 05
years, one month. He had been t
resident of Medford for the pat
year. He was a member of Friend
ship lodge No. 37 of Goldendale,
Washington and Neighbors of Wood
craft.
Mr. Hardin leaves his wife Ett
and two children. Russell and Blos
som of Goldendale, Washington, also
four brothers and two sisters, Arthur
A and Orner O., of Portland, Ore..
John O., Central Point, Ore., Dan S..
Vancouver, Canada, Mrs, B. J, Van
Dusaen, Lakeport, Calif., and Mrs.
Gertrude Felkert of Portland. Ore.
Funeral services will be held Mon
day at 10:30 from Perl Funeral Horn.
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