MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE. fEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1934.
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1934 JURY LIST
The Jury list for Jscluon county
for 1934, aa drawn by the county
court, and Including all names m
laphfcbetlcal order frdm the letter "C"
Is as follows:
Daley, Mary, Medford: Dinklns, W.
W.. Beagle; Dunn, Laura, Ashland;
Dodge, Ina, Ashland: Dunn. Nellie I.,
Ashland:- Dugan, T. 0., Medford:
Davlsson, H. W.. Central Point: Dean,
Geo. B., Medford; Dole, Edward, Gold
Hill; Dixon, Helen W., Medford: Dew,
I. A., Medford (Jacksonville Star Rt.):
Dunnlngton, Cliff, Jacksonville (Star
Rt.); Damon, Lloyd Loren, Lake Creek;
Dltsworth, Prank. Trail.
Ellis. Harry B., Beagle; Emery, Harry
C-, Ashland: Edmondson, Augustus
Earl. Butte Palls; Earhart, Prank L.,
Medford; Evans, Ella, Jacksonville:
Edlngton, W.' W.. Gold Hill; Eubanks,
Amanda, Ashland; Elden, John W..
Central Point.
Parlow. Thos. L., Lake Creek; Fisher,
L. M., Gold Hill; Fitzgerald. Jerome
F.. Gold Hill; Foley. Prank, Medford
(Gen. Del.): Ferns, Hazel I., Ashland;
Finley, Clemma, Central Point: Pred
enburg. Bessie E-, Central Point:
Force, Paul, Eagrle Point; French, Jas.
Henry. Eagle Point; Freeman, Leonard
J... central t Point; Florey, Meldred
Nell. Medford: Pehige, Prank, Ash
land: Fields, Geo., Provolt; Furry, Mllo
P , Phoenix: ' Perns, Ralph Lovell,
Phoenix: Fish. Raymond 8., Phoenix:
Frame, Henry W., Talent, Rt. 1: Ferry,
J. G., Modford. Rt. 2; Frldegar. I. R..
Ashland: Fowler. Elizabeth, Rogue
River: Flynn, Diamond L.. Medford:
Freeman, Wm. J., Central Point.
Oeppert, Horace Joseph, Butte Falls:
Gibson, Ben H., Ashland (Star Rt.);
Grant, Walter A., Central Point, Rt. 1;
Gray, Chas. E., Gold Sill; Glvan, Chas.
L.. Eagle Point; Grimes, W. P., Cen
tral Point; Gay. Chas. B., Medford;
Goff. C. L., Medford; Grantham, Josle
M.. Medford: Gyger, Jackson, Ashland.
Rt. 1; Gregory, Wm. Wiley, Medford,
Rt. 3; Garrett. Marsh, Eagle Point;
Gustln. H. W., Medford. Rt. 2; Griggs.
Alice. Gold Hill: Gelles, Margaret C,
Rogue River, Rt. 1; Oalbralth. Geo.
A., Talent; Godard, Ormy, Talent;
Griffin, H. L., Medford; Green, Fred
W., Medford;- Gaes, Cliff, Medford,
Rt. 1.
Hlbbard. Joslab G., Butte Falls:
Hlldreth, Ethan Allen, Butte Falls;
Hubbard, Chester, Medford: Hoefs,
Alice, Jacksonville; Hammersley. John,
Gold Hill; Hlttle, Wm. W.. Gold Hill;
Houston, Wm. Thos., Central Point,
Rt. 1; Howe, Irwin H Trail; Hutch
inson, Ervln, Trail; Hey, Mary, Cen
tral Point; Holeman, Wm. R., Eagle
Point; Homes Elizabeth Myer, Ash
land; Hamrlck, John W., Central
Point; Head. Henry Warren, Central
Point: Hussong. Laura, Medford; Hall,
Sydney W., Ashland; Hastings, D.
Verne, Ashland; Heard, Nes.1, Ashland;
Hamlin, Lloyd E., Central Point, Rt.
1; Hartley, Chas. Clinton, Talent, Rt.
1: Harker, J. H Asnland; Harrison,
Benjamin, Gold Hill, Rt. 1: Hatch,
Elizabeth I., Rogue River; Hatoh, Lin
don K Rogue River; Hostutler, J. K.,
Rogue River: Howell. Cheney H., Med
ford; Hill, Dewey S.. Prospect; Hill.
L. C, Sr., Talent: Holdrldge, Chas.
W., Talent: Hall, Phlla H., Medford;
Helmroth, Ted, Medford, Rt. 1; Ham
lin, O. A., Medford; Hoeltlng, Helen
M.. Medford.
Isaacson, Jessie, Central Point:
Isaacs, Frank. Medford.
Jennings, Mrs. Barbara, Medford;
Joy. Albert C. Ashland; Johnson, M.
8 , Gold Hill: Jones, Geo. W.. Ashland;
Jannev. Louise Eldred, Medford; Ja
cobs, Myrtle C, Talent; Jones, R. Earl,
Talent.
Klingle. Alice R-, Lake Creek: Kay,
Daniel F.. Ashland; Kinney, Albert,
Ashland: Kent, Arthur. Eagle Point;
Kline I. R., Central Point (residence
Eagle Point): Kellogg, W. H., Medford:
Knltzen, Prank D., Applegate; Kaegl,
Melvlne, Asnland; Klncald, Elmer.
Talent; Kyle, Rose, Medford; Klme.
Wilbur. Medford, Rt. 1.
Loomls. Forrest, Ashland (Star Rt.):
Love, Jas. G., Central Point; Luy
Pred, Jr.. Eagle Point; Lathrop. A. T-.
Central Point: Lennox, Isabel M.. Tal
ent; Lowd, Mabel. Ashland; Lamport,
Edward H.. Medford. Rt. 4: Lester.
Joseph E.. Medlord. Rt. 2; L&cj. Lloyd.
Talent; Lewis, Oscar, Jacksonville
Logan, Robert C, Talent, Rt. 1: Lane
ley. Erneat A., Jacksonville; LeVander
R B., Talent; Luy. Geo. H., Medford
Mever, DellUa Stevens, Medford. Rt.
3: Marean. Chas. P., Ashland; May
Mary I . Ashland: Madden, Nellie R .
Ashland: Mitchell, Wm. C. Ashland;
Mlttlesteadt. Jessie. Eagle Polnl,
Mver, cedric W., Ashland: Mee. Thos
Applegate; Mast. John M., MedforJ.
1 .? u.rrv. Medford. Rt. 1;
. Maust. O. C. Medford. Rt. 4: Myers,
Blrdeen. Medford. Rt. 2: Morse. P. a..
Talent; Martin. Roy V., Medford: Ma
son, Henry, Talent; Mlddlebusher.
Mary E , Medford: Moran, J. B., Med
ford: Mee, Eugene, Ruch.
tJohllt. Herbert Llnard. Medford.
Neelev. Muriel. Ashland; Nance, loa
O . Ashland; Norcross. W. H.. Central
Point; Nutter. Prank L., Ashland. R
P. D., Norrla, Mvron J., Medford. Rt
1; Nocholson. W. E., Medford, Rt. 2:
Nve. Stephen A., Talent, Rt. 1: Nled
ermever, Carl P.. Medford. Rt. 2: Nel
son. Mamie. Jacksonville; Newbry. F..
lister, Talent; Norrli, John Alex
ander. Jacksonville.
Owen, John 8.. Medford. Rt. 8
O'Brien. Barbara.. Medford: Opp. John.
Jacksonville: Owen, Jas., Eagle Polnl.
O'Brien. John Wlllard. Applegate.
P.irker. clement M., Medford: Plank.
.T. F... Rogue River; Pell, Alice A., Ash
land: Pennington, Ella. Medtord (Star
Rt.l: Plttengef. John R.. Ashland.
Pernall, John W.. Applegate: Phlpp.
Preston. Medford: Pierce. Guy. Med
AIMEE AND DAVE TOGETHER AGAIN IN COURT
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A I mee McPherson-Hutton and her estranged husband, Dave Hutton, met again, but not on friendly
terms. She appeared to make a deposition in their divorce suit now pending. Left to right: Hutton,
hit attorney, Benjamin Lewis; the evangelist; her attorney, Edward A.,Adams, and Ruth Tuttle, a
shorthand reporter. (Associated Press Photo
ford, Rt. 8; Pomeroy,' Wm, Beagle;
Perry, Mrs. Mary, Sams Valley; Pence,
David, Trail; Poley. Wilmer. Ashland;
Pagel, Alice W., Ashland, Rt. 1; Pax
son. Lelia M.. Central Point; Pankey,
Betta, Central Point: Penwell. Bertha
May, Medford: Phelan. R. K., Medford:
Penland, U O., Talent; Petri, "W. M.,
Talent; Parker, W. K., Central Point,
Route 1; Payne, Richard, Medford;
Prultt, Roy, Medford; Patton, Chas.
I., Butte Falls.
Quackenbush, Carl F., Central
Point, Rt. 3.
Ray, Mollle, Ruch: Reed, Frank A.,
Talent; Russell, Robert. Siskiyou;
Roberts, Roscoe W., Medford. Rt. 4;
Rogers, Oliver, Medford; Redford,
Hazel B., Ashland; Reed, Wesley E.,
Ashland; Reed, H. D., Gold H1U; Ross.
Floyd. Central Point; Roblnett, Rose
Taverner, Ashland; Rookard, Wm. C,
Medford; Reatnes, Harry W., Phoenix;
Roberts, John E,, Phoenix; Raymond,
Ralph R., Medford.
Stead, G. B., Rogue River: Sandry,
Doris Wray, Rogue River; Scott, Rich
ard G., Rogue River; Sander, Fred C,
Medford, Eagle Pt. Star Rt.; Stevens,
Ralph E., Ashland; Straus, Albert,
Sams Valley; Smith, Elizabeth M.
Ashland; Schulz, Wm. H., Medford;
Simpson, Glenn E., Ashland: Stevens,
Andrew E., Talent, Rt. 1; Shepherd
A. W., Medford, Rt. 4; Smith, Robert
R., Gold Hill, Rt. 1; Stevenson, Wal
ter. Gold Hill, Rt. 1; Strahan, Wm. C,
Rogue River; Stam, C. H.( Rogue
River; Swylle, J. W., Medford, Rt. 2;
Stratton, Frank, Talent, Rt. 1; Sims,
Mabel, Medford, Rt. 2; Stennett, Mary
A., Medford; Shirley, . Ralph H., Med
ford; Stngler, Rosetta, Medford; Stacy
Chas. D., Medford.
Teal, Perl A., Ashland; Tucker, L.
B Trail; Tepper, Arthur, Ashland, Rt.
1; Trelchler, Geo. L., Medford (resi
dence Central Plnt); Taylor, Paul K
Ashland; Truax, Geo. A., Applegate;
Thomas, Albert W., Ashland, Rt. 1;
Terwllttger, D., Medford, Route 2;
Thompson, Edw. Doty, Rogue River,
Rt. 1: TouVelle, F. L., Jacksonville;
Tomlln, John, Medford, Rt. 2; Tule,
3. S., Central Point, Rt. 1; Taylor.
Edwin H., Ruch.
Upton, Frank E., Central Point, Rt.1
2; Ulrlch, Earl, Prospect.
VanProoyen, Henry, Ashland; Van
Dyke, Esther, Medford, Rt. 4.
West, Laura M., Medford; Walker,
Millie. Gold Hill; Wagner. Stella Coac.
Ashland; Wilson, Elmer E., Medford;
Wenner, Wm. H., Ashland; Ward, Ray
mond C. Medford. Rt. 4; WlUett. A.
H., Medford, Rt. 4; Whiteside, Alta
B., Medford, Rt. 3; Wild, John B.,
Ashland; Whipple, James Melvln,
Rogue River; Walden, Ell O., Med
ford; Wilmot, Fred J., Medford, Rt
2; Wood, C. W., Prospect; Walter,
Harvey, Talent; Wendt, 'Chester, Jack
sonville: Williamson, Lloyd A.. Med
ford; Wold, Jonas, Medford, Rt. 1:
Ward, T. C, Rogue River, Rt. 1: Wil
liams, Wm. Wollce, Rogue River, Rt.
1; Wertz, Lester, Climax: Well la. Jos
ephine B., Medford, Rt. 3.
Young. Francis M., Central Point.
Zundel, Harold, Lake Creek.
preceded by 15 years as associate
editor of the Christian Science peri
odicals, prior to which she had been
a member of the board of lectureship.
She had also served on the Bible Lesson-Committee.
In her resignation,
Mrs. Knott said she had a "desire for
leisure In which to gain more of the
spirit of Christian Science, and to aid
others In doing the same In larger
measure. This does not Imply any
lack In my experience In Christian
Science, for the assurance of the
power of divine truth as gained from
the Bible and the inspired teaching
of Mrs. Eddy has become a certainty.
I would, however, press on to realize
more fully the love that 'never fall
eth (I Cor. 13:8)."
Her successor un the board of di
rectors Is Mrs. Nelva E. Ritchie.
C. 8. B., late of Sewlckly, Penn., who
Is well and favorably known among
Christian Scientists the world over as
a Christian Science lecturer and for
merly field representative of The
Christian Science Publishing Society,
giving talks to church members, both
In this country and abroad. Mrs.
Ritchie also comes to her new work
with experience as a Christian Science
practitioner and teacher.
CCC EDUCATIONAL
PLANS OUTLINED
FOR EARLY STAR!
With announcement by the federal
government that educational classes
are to be conducted in all of the CCC
companies throughout the country,
J. B. Grlfflng of San Bernardino, ap
pointed tn charge of the camps of
the Ninth corps area, has already out
lined plans for the work, according
to Information received at district
headquarters in Medford.
Mr. Grlfflng Is a graduate of Drake
university, has a master's degree from
Columbia university and has taken
graduate work at the University of
Southern California.
All educational advisors will be se
lected by the officers In Washington,
D. C, and local headquarters detach
ment will have no part In naming
the Instructors,
Not waiting for the educational
plans to get underway, various camps
In the district have started classes
of Instruction already. At the Rand
Ranger station camp there Is a class
In aeronautics, In which ten students
are enrolled.
Budd Shannon Is instructor, with
the theory of flight and aerodynamics
being studied by the men. Model
plane kits will be used and the
study of radio Is to be Included In
the course.
At Camp Cape Sebastian, on the
Oregon coast, John Hodge la conduct
ing a Journalism and short story
writing class, while Mr. Buford is
Instructing a group In natural his
tory and science. P. J. Hart, at the
same camp Is giving an elementary
course in French and L. N. Foy, a
member of the Medford Gleemen. has
organized a Glee club there.
Governor-Designate
To discuss trade agreements, mem
bers of the Hotel Assocs-tlon of
Klamath Falls, Ashland, Medford and
Grants Pass met at the Hotel Med
ford Wednesday, with Bert Hall of
Klamath Falls presiding at the meet
ing. The NRA was also considered
by the group.
Next meeting of the organization
BOSTON (Spl.) The Christian
Science board of directors, intrusted
with the duty of enforcing the church
manual and managing the affairs of
The Mother Church, the First Church
of Christ, Scientist, In Boston, Mass.,
loses its first woman member by the
resignation of Mrs. Annie MacMillan
Knott, C. 8. D., who has led a long
and active life In the service of the
Christian Science Movement and has
richly earned the right to retirement.
Mrs. Knott first became identified
with the movement In 1892, becoming
a practitioner and teacher after study
ing under Mrs. Eddy, the discoverer
and founder of Christian Science.
Her IB years' service as director was
Free State Sows More Wheat.
DUBLIN. (fp) The Free State's
department of agriculture says the
wheat acreage has Increased from
21,388 in 1032 to 50.401 In 1033, be
cause of the government's policy of
fostering home grown crops. Oats,
barley, sugar beets and cattle also
Increased, but pigs, potatoes and tur
nips declined.
Portugal Backs Colonial Drinks.
LISBON. fP) A government decree
orders all schools, the army, navy and
other government establishments to
serve tea and coffee grown In Portu
guese colonics. Tariffs on colonial
tea are cut 70 per cent, while duty
on foreign tea Is raised 10 per cent
Be correctly corseted In
- an Artist Model by
Ethel wyn B Hoffmann.
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Call the Junkman
Atllliorfyed
Automotive Hrctrlcnl
and Carbureter
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WITHAM SUPER
LIBERTY FOOD STORES
MAIN AND GRAPE
EVERYTHING IN GOOD FOODS I
Alexander Grocery, Inc.
Phone 143.
FREE DELIVERY
E. F. ALEXANDER, Gen. Mgr.
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
l-lb. Monarch Cocoa 19
iy2 size Barr's Vegetable Dinner 19c4
2 cans No. 2 Meco Lima Beans 27
Chase & Sanborn's Coffee 27ci
Ghiglonie Egg Noodles, package 7
10 bars Sunny Monday Soap .. 19 -
1 large Gold Dust Powder Pkg 19c
22 size Solid Pack Tomatoes, 2 for 25d
2 Ig. cans V size Mission Peaches, 2 for 25c1
ART
PUTNEY
formerly of Marsh's and
long experienced in serv
ing southern Oregon peo
ple, is now manager of
our store. Come in Satur
day and let Art assist you
in solving your shopping
problems.
E. F. Alexander.
The home of good meats Swift's Gov't, Inspected
"What Kind of ,
! . cun r
I Serve?"
This Is a question every houtte-
nffe auks herself every day In
the year. Now jou MAY find I
Ideas In cook books but really
It's much more satisfactory
to come straight to the LIB
ERTY M ARK FT to see the
meats ne're featuring. Hteer
beef . , . and other Govern
ment Inspected meats.
Best Grade Beef - Pork
Veal - Lamb
FAT HENS, each . . 50c
'AM
MODEL
BAKERY
SATURDAY
SPECIALS
Applesauce
Cakes
(Reg. 25c)
19c
Mince Pies
(Reg. 25c)
19c
Both are Real
Treats
E
An enjoyable time was had by all
the Jury was presented the pint
bottle labeled "Evidence" (also whis
key), after a verdict of "not guilty"
had been returned In Justice court
Thursday afternoon in the case of
Joseph B. Polndexter, former at
torney general of Montana and now
a resident of Hawaii, has been
nominated by President Roosevelt
for the governorship of the Island
territory. (Associated Press Photo)
Lee M. Wilson of Grant Pass, charged
with drunken driving.
The Jury selected by Justice W. R.
Coleman returned the verdict after
about 10 minute deliberation, ac
cording to those In the circuit court
room, where the trial was conducted.
With the prouncement of the ver
dict, one of the Jury members aakod
of the Judge why they couldn't keep
the bbttle, which they had taken to
the Jury room as evidence presented
by the state.
"I don't see why you can't if there
Is no objection," Judge Coleman was
quoted aa telling the Jurymen. The
Justice, however, declined, to take a
drink, explaining to-the Jury that If
any trouble should come up over
drinking In the courthouse, he
wouldn't be Involved.
No water was available In the court
room (the plumbers having careless.
ly forgotten that even Jurymen mlJht
sometimes get thirsty) so wnn zno
bottle In their possession, the six good
men and true filed from the court
room, in search of a chaser.
Deaths from Influenza during 1933
were nearly twice as many in London
and the great towns of England and
Wales aa in 1032, the total being
11,434 compared with 5732.
will be held next Wednesday at the
Jackson hotel here.
Present at yesterday's meeting were:
W. M. Walls, Hotel Llthla, Ashland;
Mrs. Maude P. Clemensen, Hotel
Jackson, Medford; E. B. Hall, Hotel
Hall. Klamath Falls; H. A. Ashment,
Hotel Del Rogue, Grants Pass; C. L.
Reynolds, Hotel Holland, Medford;
Edward Btsbee, Blsbee Hotel, Klamath
Falls; Geo. J. Stewers, Hotel Red
woods. Grants Pass; 8. W, Percy, Ho
tel Wlllard, Klamath Falls; E. G. Mc
Kinney, Hotel Elk, Klamath Palls;
J. A. ZattUn, Hotel Allen, Medford;
J. H. Goftwlck, Hotel Grand, Medford;
A. M. Peters, Hotel Columbia, Ash
land; Mrs. E. T. Allen, Hotel Ash
land: P. a. Denson, Hotel Medford.
Medford.
Portend traCj
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