Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 18, 1934, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextSIEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, JfEDFORD, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JULY 18. 1931 PAGE TEX F, CLAIM OF KINKADE TO AY. QUTLi Hearing of testimony In th damage uit of Jr.moa T. Ktnkado, CCC worker, gainst the sheriffs of Klamath and Jackson count;, for 93500 damages for alleged false Imprisonment con tloued In circuit court today before Judge Harry D. Norton, and was ex pected to be In the hands of a jury composed of eight men and four women late today, A special venire, composed of Chea ter Hubbard, Richard Payne, I. Ross Kline, Mrs. Louise E. Janney and Bather Van Dyke was drawn for the case. Bherlff Ol mac held .and Deputy Phil H. Stansbury were on the stand this morning and testified to routine de tails of the arrest of Klnkads last February. The county officials testi fied that Klnkade was arrested on a felony warrant Issued by Klamath county and that they had no knowl edge of the case, beyond that. Evidence In the case showed that Klnknde is the futher of five children, and the charge against him was non support. A divorce action was also Instituted agAlnst him. A motion of the defense for a non suit was denied by the court yester day, upon conclusion of the plaintiff's ease. The sheriffs are represented by Dis trict Attorney T. R. Olllenwater of Xlamath county and District Attorney Oeorge A. Codding of Jackson county. The plaintiff Is represented by At torney M. O. Wllklns of this city. AGEEPURGHASES F Koke-Chapman Stationery Co., 84 North Central, la now open under the name of Med ford stationery Store, It was announced this morning by Z. N. Age of Eugene, who has pur chased the store from A. H. Miller, and will devote his personal atten tion to Its management. Mr. Agee stated the detail of the new firm's personnel Is not complete. out that Mr. Miller will remain at least temporarily with the store. The new manager has had experi ence for the past 25 years in sta tionery and paper business, both wholesale and retail. He was form erly manager of the Eugene branch of Zellerbach Paper Co., and la at present a representative of the Carter Rice Co. of Portland. Mr. Agse Is experienced In both Inside work and as traveling salesman, and has sold office equipment In a Roseburg firm. There will be some Improvements made In the store, Mr. Agee said, snd a few lines of merchandise will be added. F, J. Moffatt, M. D.. who recently opened offices In the Medford build ing, at room 410, has received during the past two weeks, some of the most modern snd complete radiology equip ment available. Its Installation In the Medford building makes this city a center for Roentgen diagnosis and therapy, skin diseases and the special pelvic radiation. In which Dr. Moffatt specializes. Local physicians snd surgeon will be grestly benefitted by the new equipment, as It Is the only complete st In southern Oregon, snd Includes everything necessary In the prsctlce of radiology. Dr. Moffatt brought much of the equipment with, him from the east, where he has been doing poat-gvadu-ate work for the past few years, and purchased the remainder for the f flces here. YOUNGSTER LIKES GRANDPA'S PIPE IMTTBHORO (AP, Two-and-a-half year old Mickey Baehr's favorite pastime la smoking his grandfather's corncob pipe which li plenty strong. The pipe prodigy, whose parents live on Pittsburg's north side, comes from a long line of smokers. On the feminine side, his great grandmother aged 103 still smokes regularly. The ihlld's father, W. J Baehr. said Mickey learned to fc-noke by soothing his gums on ths corncob while the grandfather nodtlrd In his chair. He had formed the habit be fore he was found out. 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