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MEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD OREOOX. THURSDAY. APRTL TA 1037. PAGE SEVEN E OF E Weds Pilot (Contributed) j The Humane society In Medford ! an open federation organized to com bat cruelty to children and antmala anywhere In Jackaon county. The o clety Is Incorporated under Oregon laws. The directorate la composed of men and women in some pnttcal way engaged in humane work regu larly. The Humane society la one of many helping to build and foster anti cruelty movement all over the United States. The humane movement has stamped it impress on every country in the world. Animals must be pro tected from cruelty on city streets, lone farm or mountain range. It la a public necessity. What would hap pen if there were no societies to care for the thousands of homeless ani mals? Disease would be spread, human lives menaced. Take any branch of animal protection work which come to mind the public pays the penalty If it is neglected: the public benefits most If It is properly done. The most miserable creatures In the world are the unwanted domestic animals, cats and dogs or their off-spring turned adrift by heartless owners to search a precarious living. 1 The animal shelter is a necessity in every city. The Jackson County Hu mane society has established one in Medford. The society acknowledges neither favored groups or privileged interests. It stands for Justice. Its support comes from those who be lieve In It. As more people believe In It and support It. more work will be done to relieve the suffering of animals. It is unfortunate that the majority of adults, with their mental and physical strength, cannot see fit to aid helpless creatures when small children find sympathy, understand ing and love in their hearts for the lesser folk. At every step in human progress animals have proved themselves In dispensable to man's welfare. Loyally and faithfully they play their Im portant part In companionship in sport, in building up the industry of the country, in bringing wealth to the public purse. For the benefits that have accrued to the human race from the animal , world, and for their Invaluable aid In forwarding the civilization which we now enjoy, we owe them a larger debt than we shall ever repay. i Report all cases of cruelty to the Humane socletv on the Table Rock road. We will render all the aid that our funds and equipment will permit. LOS ANGELES. April 15. AP) The federal grand Jury today indict ed two of the Marx brothers. Groucho and Chlco, on chargs of violating the national copyright laws, a misde- demeanor. They are accused of broadcasting over the radio lut September & skit. "Mr. Dime and Mr. Daffle." without permission of the writers, Garrett and Carroll Graham. Warrants for the arrest of the Marx brothers were Issued and ball was set at a 1,000 each. William Fleet Palmer, assistant federal attorney, said that If con victed the defendants face sentences of not more than 100 days in Jail, Maximum fines of a 1.000, or both The Marx brothers, answering a civil suit, denied the copyright viola tion charges, declaring the script thy used was written by Al Boas berg, Hollywood author. In collabor ation with the Graham brothers and that Boasberg authorized their use of the script. Cupid's foravs on the airways to day accounted for the winging of two mere flying folk. Pretty Katharyn Rose, who flew as rtewardess for United Air Lines before being promoted to sales work, is the bride; Co-Pilot Theron Jobson of the same company Is the bridegroom. They were quietly married, all un beknown to their co-workers, at Oak land on April 3. The fact came to ll&ht when Miss Rose turned In her resignation. It was during her two years of steward casing that Miss Rose and Jobson met, frequently riding the tame planes. SAL EDM, April 15. (AP) Increased motor vehicle registration the first three months this year totaled 25, 000 over the same period last year Secretary of State Earl Snell an nounced in stating the year will see an all time record In the number of vehicles licensed. The first quarter saw 293.854 pair of licenses Issued, bringing in a re turn of $1,951,346. The motor vehicle business showed a healthy activity when certificates of titles Issued amounted to 66.135, or an average of 893 titles a day. The lncreaw over last year was 8.188. JERSEY PREPARES 10 PA! LINDBERGH CLAIM TRENTON, N. J.. April 15. (API- Governor Harold G. Hoffman signed today a bill appropriating $25,000 to pay the reward offered by New Jersey for the arrest and conviction of the Lindbergh baby's kidnaplklller. The governor, who under the law must decide who will receive the money, made no statement as he signed the bill, put his office said he planned to hold a private hearing to which all claimants would be invit ed. Use Mall Prlbune want ads Young Women who fee! tired or nervous and who suffer from month ly pains, headache, sideache, and worn en of middle age who suffer from heat flashes need a tonic like Dr.. Pierce's Favorite Pre sor tot ion. Thii tonfe HmuUtet the appetite nd that In turn increases the Intake of food. Read what Mr. Laura Greeley of 2915 Walnut St., Everett, IViah., said: "I couldn't eat much and wa: to tired and weak I could hardly do my work. I took one bottle of Dr. Pierce'i Favorite Pre scription and it relieved me of that tired nervous feellnt I had a splendid appetite and thru this I gained fn every way. Buy of your druggiit now. New size, tab W 50 eta. Larse aiM. uba. or liquid, $1J5 CITED TLAW torrent to successful ftre-fl gating as the city fathers promptly extinguish ed the blaze. Little damage resulted to the bouse, owned by Mrs. Pearl Foster. Daylight Intruder Baffles Silverton SOLVERTON. April 15. ( AP) A daylight houebreaxer who has terri fied residents here baffles the police. A small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jordan was playing the piano when she suddenly saw a large man standing over her. She screamed and her mother came In time to see the man leaving the house. A, Ryan re ported that he was slugged on the head while sitting alone at dinner and relieved of $8. Mtss Lois Gay. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Gsy discovered a man in one of the rooms of the home and he hurriedly escaped. TALENT CITY COUNCIL DO DUTY AS FIREMEN TALENT. April 15. (Spl.) Mem bers of the city council were forced into the role of firemen when the building In which they were In ses sion caught fire from an overheated stove. Councllmanlc talent proved no de COURT HOUSE NEWS Furnished by the Jackson County Abstract Co. 131 B Sixth Street Marriage Licenses Charles W. Smith and Esther Chamberlain. Edwin Nieml and Velma Carr. Hubbard C. Ward and Mary J. Web. ber. Joseph Lee Whit and Jeneva A. Tatro. James M. Grogan and Violet C. Parker. Lloyd R. Gathwrlght and Cora I. Bowen. Circuit Court J. A. Taylor vs. Thad P- Coleman. For money. Elisabeth Mace vs. Donald Mace. Divorce. Lester V. Davis vs. Betty Davis. Divorce. C. P. Sleek Jr., vs. Vivian Verdella Sleek. Divorce. W. J. Warner. Victor F. Birdsfye and Gordon C. Warner file certificate dissolution of assumed business name of "M?adowbrook Dairy." Gordcm C. Warner files certificate assumed business name of "Meadow brook Dairy." Medford. E. Gould and Ella Gould file cer iflcate assumed business name of "Rjfrlgeratlon 8ervlce Co.." Medford. Geo. H. Yeo files certificate assum ed business name of "Oeo. H. Yeo Agenc;," Medford. E. C. Jones files certificate dissolu tion of assumed business name of "Refrlneration Service Co." Mfdford. J. Duckett files certificate assum ed business name of "Cascade Tackle Co." 319 North Riverside. Medford. Maggie Ruth Haskell vs. Herbert Raymond Haskell. Divorce. Frank J. Van Dyke vs. All Persons. Firms and Corporations, etc. To quiet title. Prohate Court Estate of William R. Davis, deceas ed. Probate. . Real Estate Transfers Fred E. Hallgren to Alice M. Hall gren. W. D. to land in Phoenix. Brtha L. Tim merman to Herman Priem et ux. W. D. to lot 7. block 10. Laurelhurst Add. to City of Med ford. E. E. Heath et ux to E. E. Bough et ux. W. D. to lot In Ashland. Anna C. Gillchrest et vlr to Rollle B. Miller et ux. W. D. to lot 12. block 1, Frultdale Add. to Medford. Luclnda J. Cole to Jamei I. Brady et ux. w. D. to 0-33 acres In DLO 45, Twu. 39 8., R. 1 East. William E. Pinne et ux to Warner Beem W. D- to lot 13. block 1. Med ford Hrighta Add. to Medford. Sheriff to George Porter et al Sheriff deed to 0 acres in DLC 48 Sec. 31. Twp. 38 S., R. 1 East. Emma E. Martin et vlr to Watter Hllltard et ux. W. D. to part Wi of 8E' Of Sec. 35, Twp. 36 8.. R. 3 West. Sam T. Paschal to Ada V. Suther land. v. d. to lot 10. block 3. Page Add. to Medford. State Bunk of Ashland to Ira Til ley et ux. Deed to lots 1. 3 and 3, 33, 33 and 24, block T. Railroad Add. to Ashlnnd. Nledermeyer. Inc., to Oto H. Boh nert et ux. W. D. to lots In Snowy Butte Orchards, Chester A. Brown et ux to Hattle L. Hickman. w. D. to north half of lot 7. Mnce Subdivision. J times M. Kin. to J. F. Terry et ux. Q. C. D. to N'2 of NE'i of SV; of Sec. 3. Twp. 35 S., R. l East: lots CATt riAV0v Schilling PURE Li Li A IS arM It. Ulrlcha Add. to Eagle Pom:. C. N. Tuttle et ux to D. Blumen teln. Q C. D. to 5 acres tn DLC 53. Twp. 37 8.. R. 3 West. The U. 8. National Bank of Eugene to Eugene National Co. w. D. to 10.7a acres In Sec. 3S. Twp. 37 S., R. a West. Annie M. Cm-ens et al to Henry A. Owens W. D. to land In Sec. 23, Twp. 3 8., R. 1 West. Henry A. Owens el ux tt Annie M. Owens W. D. to NE4 of NE4 Sec. 37. Twp. 38 8.. R. 1 West. U. B. Scott to J. B. Meehan at ux. W. D. to a acres In DLC 40, Twp. 38 3., R. a West. Vivian Millard et vlr to Rudolph Dopyera. Deed to 8W4 of SEVi: SE'i of SW"i of Sec. 7. Trrp. 34 S R. 3 East. Rusael) O. Coulter et ux to J. W. Thornton et ux. W. D. to 8'4 of S'i of 8E'4 of NW'. of Sec. 23, Twp. 35 8 . R. 1 West. Ca r I MORT ANGELICA ijj' jjM V I SHERRY TOKAYOT 'fl Al WHITE PORT ll&g& til Ik MUSCATEL MltlM alcohol 30 " ROMA WINE COMPANY, INC., Lodi, California for Qjoilill and e a u ly ABUNDANT HOT WATER one of tlie $reateal aiJ, to health, vitality and charm! r Cleanliness, (tie first rule of health, is also the first rule of beauty. Smooth, unblemished shin, freshness and buoyancy follow the wise and frequent use of hot mater, 6 A "woman's secret" which every home can share thanks to low-rate Petroleum Natural Gas and the modern AUTOMATIC GAS WATER HEATER Unrestricted Vat LIBERAL ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD HEATER. TERMS TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET. INQUIRE TODAY. SOUTHERN OREGON GAS CORP. GAS HEATS WATER AUTOMATICALLY AT LOWER COST ff&ffl? 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