Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 17, 1934, Page 10, Image 10

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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 17. 1934
WOULD EJECT 13
The Sterling Mining oompany and
George K. Young have filed suit In
circuit oourt for &n Injunction against
it defendants, seeking their eject
ment from land adjacent to the mint,
und quieting of tax titles. The suit
J similar to action taken last spring
mrtralnlng "squatters" from mining
cm the property.
Defendants named In the present
action are Harry Foster and wife,
Fred Dumont and William Dumont,
Bret Newman and wife, and Richard
Boa Newman, a son; N. 8. Norton and
V. H, Turnboiigh end wife and son,
and Hurley Hall and wife.
Defendants claim they hold tax
title to the land. The mining com
pany holds these titles are not valid.
Hearing on the injunction has been
set for next Friday morning at 0:30
o'clock.
The complaint sets forth that the
defendants have been placer mining
on the property, with varying degrees
of success.
The Sterling mining company Is
now under operation by a syndicate
for New York and Chicago capital
ists, who have made arrangements
for rather extensive operation.
The mine was formerly one of the
best gold producers In the state, and
h&s been the subject of considerable
litigation In one form and another
over a long period of years. '
HELPS GLEEMEN
(By Arthur W. Warnork.)
How's this for a little tale full of
human Interest.
Early this morning, J. H. Fletachor,
first lieutenant of the campaign com
mittee for the Med ford Oleemen, got
a telephone call to drive out Into
the country to see a lady who Is shut
In on account of 111 health. What
d)l she want? She wanted to buy
two asoclate membership tickets for
the two Oleemen concerts to be given
this season. Further, she - bought
them to give away to young people
who do not have funds to buy ticket.
Ahe wanted to treat those who cannot
treat themselves. And she is a latly
of most modest moans at that. But
ahe Just happens to have It In her
kind heart to want to make others
happy and help a worthy Medford
org an 1 wit Ion at the same time. She
modestly declined to have her name
used.
Our hats are off to you, madame.
for your goodness of tie art. May the
ether waves, In some way, waft the
Oleemen's melody to you. restore your
health and give you Joy always.
Which reminds us: Who else wants
to telephone to the genial and en
thusiastic Mr, Fleischer? He says he
will sally forth to the moon, or to
the North Pole, If folks In either
place want associate memberships.
You can reach nim at the Baldwin
Piano flhoppe.
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TAKEN BY DEATH
Mabel Adele Furch, a resident of
Medford for the past seven years, wife
of Harry Furch, panned away at their
residence on South Riverside Tuesdny
morning at the age of 47 years.
Mrs. Furch was oorn at Stockton.
Oal., July 30. 1887. She leaves be
sides her husband, two sons, Gilbert
and Raymond Lageson of Portland;
her father, Henry P. Puaey of Pied
mont, Cal, and two aunts and one
uncle, Mrs. W. P. Hawley, Sr., of Port
land, Mrs. W. 8. McDonald of Pied
mont, Cal., and Goorge Puaey of Ore
gon City. Also one grandchild,
Frances Adele, of Medford.
Mrs. Furch was a member of the
Flplscopal church elsewhere, and leaves
a host of friends who will be sadden
4 by the news of her sudden passing.
Funeral services will be conducted
by Rev. Bartlam of the Episcopal
chaurch, at a p. m., Thursday, at the
Conger chapel, after which the re
mains will be forwarded to Stockton
for Interment.
CAMERA CLUB 10 SEE
COPGO SCENIC FILMS
Motion pictures of Crater Lrtke in
winter and of the Diamond Jvibr.ee
wtlt be shown by Horace Bromley for
the October meeting" of the Camfra
elub.
All who wlnh may remain for- the
after meeting of the club. John E
dribble will tell how photography is
used In the forest service. A demon
stratlon of portrait lighting will be
giren by Thomas J. lUdcllffe.
The public Is Invited to attend this
meeting tomorrow evening, October
IB, at 8 o'clock, In the courthouse
auditorium.
MoMINNVIIXE, Ore.. Oct. 17. ,V.
LlnTleld collate enrollment has reach
ed a new peak at 607, the registrar
reported today. This Is exactly 100 In
exctas of the corresponding date laM
year.
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Report tf iMily Captain Oeor(;c
Woodall. Chsp.-Rea.. reported tor duty
today at the Medford OCC district
headquarters, coming here from the
Fort Oeorwe Wright district at 8p
kane. Wash. First Lteutensnt Chris
topher McDonnell, Chap -Res , also
reported here today from the Fort,
Oeorge Wright district, having arrive!
on tin moruiufs Orcoiutiu. j
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cast-iron con-
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& latcs healthful
heatl Cooking
;-j lid under top.
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Western
Steel Range
$5 Donn, f5 Monthly f-
Small Carrjlnp Clmrge
Quick heating I Steel
bodywitb asbestos in.
salatlonl Satin- f
smooth griddle topt
Big 18-in. ovenl Por- i,
celainenameleddoors. X
Sensational
Washer Buy!
$39-95
J.1 Monthly
Small Carrying Chary
What a value I 14 features 1- ;
including washboard-action, 1
3 tangle-proof gyrator, 6-sheet
l tub, time-proved L o v e 1 1 rSg
wringer. 489 Wards stores S
j join to price it so low. s
Oil Heater
Special Law Sal Pries
12 hrs. heat on
1 gal. of kero
sene. Porta
ble! See it I
.95
Wood Heater
Top am End FuJ Doonl Sfll
Cast-iron fire.
Pot I I (o 2
$14 y&
rooms amply
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Save $20. Gas
Engine Washer
Brians & Stratton 'Wireiea
Power" famous enilne.
waras io-iear.ure Dig too
sive gyrator , washboard-
action tub . . time-proved
Lovell wringer . . 13 other
big advantages. See it today.
compare. baveJ0i
Stove Pipe
llpavy Gauge Killed Steel!
6" SelMncklnf SOc 2 Ft.
Taper Pipe 7" Bottom.
6" Top 30c 2 Ft.
Stovepipe Elhow 20c Ea.
Stovepipe Damper 1flc Ea.
Wood Heater
Wit Extra Inw SW Lhlnal
Double seam
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Nickeled trim. 3 .00
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10-Tube 1935 Radio
Short-Long Wave
$1
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Wards 8-Feature Instant Dialing
Reception that 'i thrlllingl
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Snips at sea listen to amateunl
Coatt-to-cocut ihort-Yvav receptionl
Svperb rendering of favorite broadccstsl
Reach oirt hef' power a'plentyl
Big-volume buying saves you about $401
Tubes Tested
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Radio Tubes
Super Mrlltie Ou.irauteedl
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Riinrtuilc senli. No belter
In he made, we believe. t trt
onr tubes l-'Ki:i',
WardsBoughtOut-of -Season YouSave
Angora $EJ5
.air
$5 Town, fS
Monthly, Plus
Carrying; Charge
End Table
69c
Sensational at This Sala Prlctl
Unfinished .
ready to paint.
Built of hardwood.
Wards placed a huge order for these all mohair suites
early this year when business was slow. We saved! U
The factory saved! Now, you save at this low price ' f
Big 80-inch davenport deep, roomy chair
Covered all over h 100 Angora mohair :j
Reversible cushions spring-filled seats R
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Card Table
Law Meed Yet Bult Strong
Heavy fiber-
board top m C 00
red. green, or W I
black. Only,
r mmmmmi
Cocoa Door Mat
Flbn Stand Up Reach for Dirt
Extra heavy I
Twice as
many fibers as
average mats.
Poster Bed
Low priced because 'ards srll
so many. 1,'nflnlslied. 1'ahit
or Mntn to suit.
Pull-Up Chair
A Big Vain at a tow Prlea I
Extra large I
Covered
over
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large! M mm
in rich 51
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95
Pair of Pillows
Full Sin I Sanitary, el Coon I
Feather-filled. M ,j
Covered in Jl 76
durable tick- v I ' w
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Full-Siie
Metal Bed
s5-95
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A Hub Ward Purthaf
Brings You This Pile I
Sensational value! All
metal bed that will last
a lifetime. Enamel fin
ish looks like walnut.
Table Lamps
Complete otWards low Pricef
Pottery base,
parchmentiz- Q & 7Q
ed-paper ij .10
shades match.
Innerspring
Mattress
s18-95
Mad by SIMMONS
Only for Wards
Think of it! A genu
ine Simmons inner
spring at a low WarH
price! Deep inner
wita , ticKing cover.
ft
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Single-Deck
Coil Spring
S7.45
Corofortooe tow- h "
Priettd, to fie Sure
90 coils deeper than li
in most single-deck
springs because it has k
drop frame. Rounded Wi
corners. Enameled.
Studio Couch
From Factory to Wards Vou Save!
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III
No extra costs at
Wards! That's why
you save! Daytime
couch opens to dou
ble or 2 twin beds at
night. Innerspring
mattress. In jaspe.
Baby Crib
Value., Yen lit This low Trice!
lutumatU' drop
side. In Ivory, ff QC
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