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PAGE TEN MEDFQRD MXIG TRIBUTE, MEDFORD. OBEOOX, TKUI2SDAY. 'AUGUST I. 1035. THEFT OF STOCK Thomas "Tony' Bnodenofl, 45, Medford laborer, la hrld in th coun ty Jail today on 500 bond on a charge of theft of livestock following his arrest yesterday by city police and sheriffs officers. It la alleged that on July 3 of this year, SenodPiios atole a calf belonslnst to Mrs. Zelia Doe, 1700 Pruno street, nnd slaught ered It. It Is further alleged, according to a report on file at the city police station, that Senodenos Intended us ing the carcass for a barbecue for his friends on July 4, but that it had become spoiled, and was burled In a test pit on noxy Ann. Benodenos, who lives near Mrs. Doe, appeared In Justice court this morn ing and was given until 2:00 P. m. tomorrow to cither waive or demand a preliminary hearing. Proposal for Enactment of a Law Cre ating a Misdemeanor to to Be known as False Swearing. At present statutes require that be fore anyone can be punished for per jury, the falsification must be within Jullrlal knowledge and must tend to obstruct the orderly administration of Justice. Bailey's recommendation la that a new law be formed providing that prosecution for false swearing may be carried out; that anyone who I swears falsely, no matter whether or ' not the falsification Is material to Justice, may be punished for having committed a misdemeanor. BAILEY WINNER BEST LAW REVUE The latest edition of tha 'Oregon Law Revue,' published quarter-annually by the- University of Oregon, carries an article stating that Ralph Bailey, former Medeford high school history and forenslca Instructor and now Btudylnng law at the university, recently won the 50 Prank R. Hil ton prize for the best oral discussion by students of legal subjects, sug gested by the faculty of the school of law. Title of Bailey's discussion It "A AUGUST 24 LIKELY TAX SALES DATE Deere will be taken for delinquent tax foreclosure today, according to Sheriff fiyd I. Brown, with the probably wt for August 24. Posting and advertising will begin at once, fn the meantime, and up until the day of the aale. delinquent property may be redeemed from aale by pay ment of one-half of the tax. Taxes have been coming in at a good rate, according to Sheriff Brown, and at the present time are running about 12' per cent above collections at the same time last year. One of the largeat alnle payments made within the last few days wws that of the nynn Electric company on the building on West Main street which they have recently purchased. The payment waa for 12,124.25. HERE PAST YEAR Building permits Issued by the city for July. 1035, were' $510 over that same period In 1034, it was learned today, with a rise of (2080 last year to 2590 for this year. July la always a slack month, with most of the early season packing house repair work out of the way, nnd tho mid -summer building not yet in progress. However, August is generally a much better month in the building industry, August of last year showed a total of 8097. Most of the permits taken out during July were for small home re pairs. Including roofs, foundations and Interior repairs, with some store remodeling being done. Boundary. Haters Law. WASHINGTON, Aug. 1. &, The house Judiciary committee today ap proved a bill sanctioning agreements on Jurisdiction over boundary waters between any two or all threo of the state of Washington, Oregon and Idaho. BIRTHS Born to 'Mr. and Mrs. William Mc Allister of 23 Quince street, a baby girl weighing six pounds, three and three-fourths ounces, Tuesday night, at the Community hospital. ROSEBURG FOLKS LEAVE Eagles Social Hour Will Follow Session A social evening will be enjoyed by members of the Fraternal Order of Eagles and the auxiliary tomorrow.' following the regular lodge meetings. This announcement was made by John Hyde, chairman of the enter tainment committee of the local Aerie. Entertainment will be supplied following which supper will be serv ed by members of the auxiliary. Officer of the organization urge that as many members as.possible en deavor to attend. 4 Time Thwarts Balm 8ult WICHITA. Kan. (UP) Mrs. Em ma Stamcil lost her S10.0OO balm suit against Paul Guyot, Doug, las, Kan., grocer, because she testi fied that Ouyot proposed to her more than three years ego. The statute of limitations on breach of promise suits In Kansas becomes effective in one heart year. Thre Roseburg residents-Mr. and Mrs. D. Y. Allison and Mrs. Margaret Cotton Injured In an auto accMnt on the Pacific highway at the Tolo overhead crossing yesterday after noon, were to be dismissed from a local hospital today. Mrs. Allison, the worst Injured, sus tained a six-Inch scalp cut. Examin ation revealed no other injury. Mrs. Margaret Cotton suffered from ahock, and Allison, a Southern Pa cific railroad conductor, sustained face end head cuts and bruises. The Allison auto, headed north, ac cording to state police reports, passed an auto on a curve at the foot of the overhead crossing, struck a soft, gravel shoulder, 'and skidded over an embankment. The Allison auto turn ed over several times and waa badly damaged. Passing motorist brought the In jured persons to thla city. Obituary Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bincman of 1009 Weat Moln are the parents of a baby boy we Ig h 1 ng seven pound, eight ounces, born yesterday at the Community hospital. Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Newman of Tal ent are the parents of a baby boy weighing right pound, one and one half ounces, born yesterday at the Community hospital of caceorlan operation. Frederick E. Frve Funeral services for Frederick E. ; Frye, who lost his life as tho result of a truck accident at Arbuckle, Cat., i and whose body arrived In Medford j this morning, will be held at the Con ger chapel at 2:30 Friday with the Rev. D. K. Millard officiating. Inter- ment will be In the Siskiyou Memorial . park. DANCE At Bonney's Grill every Saturday night. VANCOUVER. Wash.. Aug. 1. fAP) Seriously injured when he fall from the top of a freight car In the rail road yards here last night. Jack Fox, fc, of Eugene, was In a hospital here today. It was believed amputation of an arm may be necefisary. Goodyear's high reputation for quality doesn't mean Good year Tires cost more money it means you get more value at as low or lower prices! Detective Faurot's famous investigation proved Goodyear's sensational "G-3" All -Weather de livers lowest-cost-per-mile service. And we can back that up with actual footprint records of "G-3's" driven right here in town: evidence of better than i 43; LONGER NON-SKID MILEAGE AT NO EX TRA COST-ON THE SAME ROADS YOU DRIVE FOOTPRINTS THAT PROVE EXTRA MILEAGE These actual tread foot prints made by "G-3" tires after the long mileages shown prove there's still lots of non-skid left in these treads for thousands more miles of safety. 21.OOOn.ll. K. Ruck U.S. M.il. WaJ Colorado Spna.i.Colo. 3222 Mafeuaawttu. - - "-' TRADE-iN Jljuwct ALLOWANCE in. GC LIBERAL $ TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE M.3HO- 21,437 mil. Ilarr? l.ittl Sftty Gomratuirtnrr Uuino Citr, N. J 22.830 mil.. U. I. Br, Cbitf of rnhe. Kiofilon, Mai,. .m.,,n.un w. driv. .w.V o " ,h., GOODYEAR Sp.ed-.v. A v.to. h 0Btr lh. world'. l.rt tir. o..k.r could .hi. low price. oodT, ou.litT .on,m.ction-ne- hh" '"S (rippin ,.d-Sprtw,.t bodr-h.-d- lome lookl. 1.40-21 r I.7B19 $1 .... ihDv're ntta.nsi uu ; writing 4.50-21 30.471 mltoa Hnrr Clark. T.M! Privrr Of Iron. Mitrh. .an I H.272 mllo. II l-'m.r,. N Y. Pi Dmn 4.7S-1 (ects-.: DON'T BE FOOLED ZSZZtSi NO TIRES until you see how MUCH MORE QUALITY Goodyear gives you FOR THE SAME MONEY - OR LESS! mm AS 1 A WEEK Price iutei7t to chn(r without nolle MEBFORD SERVICE STAXIOM "YOUR TIRE SHOP"-C. C. FURNAS, Proprietor Corwer Main and Pacific Highway Ph one 14 jood Kfc' SI AEST 1 3S44 t SPECIAL M ' I . i mrmtiire Sale! King-O-SIeep Innerspring Mattresses! Reduced for Sale! Look at this sensational sale value! Wards famous King-O-Sleep is one of the greatest mattress values on tha market today I Premier wire inner coils, side ventila tors, tape edge and floral damask tickirg. See it examine it compare it with others. Box Spring to Match Above Mattress, . . . $15.44 - , ' - W t , J Save Over 15! 3-Pc. Bed Outfit at a Sale Price 2182 O il tt.i ruling buy! Mr till bed with rhlp-proof fniiniPl flu Isb; "Incli rtrrk 510 roll itprlns: .i0-lb. tton renter mattro. Metal Bed 6.94 90 Coil Spring .. 5.99 50-Lb. Mattress. 8.94 Reduced over 10? Rayon Tapestry Lounge Chair and Ottoman 2994 M Down, SS Monthly Small Crying Chan, See this chair try it out! Sink into the deep luxurious cushions. Note the cut-back arms, shap ed sides and tufted back. AUGUST SALE SPECIAL 3 "794 $4 DOWN II MantMy, Jmtll Carrilni Chart Semi-iVlodern! 3 Piece Walnut Veneer Suite Here's a sensational value! A low priced suite with mod ern line that distinsuish it from the usual run of walnut veneered suites! 5-Ply tops. 3-pIy fronts and ends, two tone routed decorations and attractive wood carvings. Choice of vanity or dresser. Don't miss this value! Save 15co on Super Service August Sale Price 89 9x12 Size i Zr v-v This is the tioor-covering tnat 3.000,000 footsteps couldn't wear out NOW REDUCED IN PRICE FOR THE SALE! A great selection of new desir able patterns not only for the kitchen, but for living room, dining room and bedroom as well. Waterproof, stainproof, easy to clean a damp mop keeps it spotless. Buy at this reduced price! SAVE IN WARDS AUGUST SALESI m Reg. 28o Yard Goods Super rrvlre--fnnic qicil. r ahor. fi A- lhC 51 ft. nlfllh. run. ft. 4li .2 " " INLAID RUGS 9x12 Patterns go rlrht thrnuch fo tho hark, thry can't wrnr off: Mot-lorn niif! tllf flrsipn In trading colors nt v NOW 1594 Save 10! ) 1 Sale! All Wool AXMINSTER Scatter Rugs 229 2745 Inch NONSKID scatter rufts now at a remarkable low sale price! Choose from Colonial Hook de signs! Oriental patterns! Modern Styles! Almost everv wanted color combination! IMtl 9CI94 3 MOWN II Mtnthly, Smll Carnrlns Charfi 9x12 Tht Colors Go Through to Bod! BigValueat$32.95-Now Save More in the Sale! Choose from beautiful Persians, Chinese or Sarouk designs in rose, burgundy, rust, taupe or red a selec tion so outstanding that you'll find it hard to decide whiii ye u Hke best! Serged both sides all wool pile. Waffle Weave H.iir Cushion 9x12 5.44 117 SOUTH CENTRAL TELEPHONE 286
