Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 16, 1937, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAOTC TOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREC.OX. FRIDAY. APRTL 16. 1937. FEHL ASKS COURT T Another shot wu fired WedneadAy In the aerlea of litigations filed by Earl H. Trhl, former county Judge, now on parole from state prlaon, on oonvlctlon of ballot theft. Papers have been served upon the city of Med ford, through Mayor George W. Porter and City Recorder Mote L. Alford. In which Fehl seeks "Injunctive relief" from paving aa- seasments on Part street property. The complaint Is filled with charac teristic Fehl charges, in which he Impugns the motives of city officials. The claim that he 1c still "the duly elected and qualified county Judge" is reiterated, and the complaint is signed "Judge Earl H. Fehl." In circuit court yesterday, the ad ministratrix of the estate of the late T. Helmroth, filed an answer In the suit of Mrs. Corinth la K. Stalley. claiming aha has a rental Interest In the Pacific Record -Herald building on Sixth street. Denial Is made In the answer that any agreement was entred Into with Mrs. Stalley, or any sum la due, aa claimed. The sheriff's return shows that Mrs. Stalley "refused to accept service of the papers." The Pacific Record-Herald building was transferred to Helmroth and j. B. Thomas of Ashland, through a sborlff'a deed, on a mortgage fore closure four years ago. DEBATERS LEAVE ' Med ford high school's debate team and Kenneth Scott Wood, coach, left today for Eugene, where they will debate Beaver ton high school for the western Oregon championship, In semi -finals of the state competition. The contest Is to take place at S o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Judges are to be members of the University of Oregon faculty. Winiwr of the Med ford -Beaverton fore n lea battle will meet the east am Oregon champion In finals for the state title. Med ford's team has advanced through southern Oregon conference competition and defeated Coqutlle in the district contest, Team members are Lola Henderson, i Burton Daugheerty and Barbara Hampson. 1 PITCHER SALVESON BACK TO SERAPHS At Church of God "my '- w 7S:- ta-'S R. T. Vest (above), singing evange- llat of Long Beach, Calif., who with Mrs. White will open a campaign at the Church of God Sunday, to con tinue until May 12. The evangelist who has had years of experience In the ministry, will be aided by Mrs. Vest In conducting the meetings here. PREDICTION FOR VALLEY TONIGHT , (Continued from Page One.) Trail (By the Associated Press.) Los Angoles baseball future loom ed brighter today with announce ment that Johnny Sulvsston, the An gels' pitching ace last season, was eomlng back to the Coast league after an unsuccessful effort to break Into the big time with the Washington Senators. Bnlveson went to the Senators at the close of the 1036 season, but failed to make the grade In spring practice. The Chicago White Sox el aimed him at the waiver price of $7,000 and said he would be sent back to Los Angeles for more experi ence. Coast leaguers went on another batting orgy yesterday, amashlng out 10ft bane hits, Including three homers, a brace of triples and 33 doubles for a totnl of 6ft runs. A high wind and the Seattle In dians all but blew Willie Kamm's hapless Mission Reds out of the ball park as the tripe blasted 33 hits to win handily, 16 to 3. Sacramento mfftMirrd the Snn Francisco Seals, 13 to 8; Oakland won Its fourth game of the 1037 senium by beating San Diego, 4 to 3. nnd Portland nosed out Los Angelea, 6 to ft. LAWN MOWEnaaharpened We call and del aims Bros.. Tel 30 1 38 N pit TRAIL. April 16 (Spl.) A family reunion was held at the home of Mrs. Rose Cuahman on Trail creek April 1. Besides Mrs. Cushman'a children and their families, a sister from Sa lem was present. Mrs. Rena Howe and Mrs. Lawrence Pea body shopped in Medford Tuesday. Mrs. Alma Msrrlman spent April 10 In Medford shopping and attending to business. Joe Phillips and wife and two aona of Bprlngfleld, Ore., and Mrs. Irene Perkins and Mrs. Violet 8 h rock of Portland, Ore., were here the lt week end to visit their father, L. M. Phillips, who has been quite 111. Mr. Phillips was In the hospital In Med ford for several days but was able to return horns Sunday. Albert Hughes, who Is In a Med ford hospital suffering with pneumo nia, Is better at this time. Mrs. Violet Snuff and Mrs. May Phlptxird called on Mrs. Lee Tuesday. Mrs. Laura be 11 Ash has returned to her home after spending several days convalescing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Cuahman, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Qulnn from Anaheim, Calif., arrived here Monday to spend the summer with Mrs. Qulnn 'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Hall, at California on the Rogue. S. W. Hutchinson and Boyd Tucker shopped and attended to business In Medford April 14. Lowell Aah has gone to the Car- berry ranger station, where be la do ing forest service work. Dr. Mattery la now spending a few daya In Medford attending to some business and having dental work done. Mrs. Xrme Cushman and Mrs. Lau rabell Ash called on Mrs, Newton at the school house Tuesdny. Mr. and Mrs. Wllmcr Ash enter tained with a covered dish lunch April U. There wore 18 guests pres ent. During the afternoon the young people enjoyed playing tennis on the Brill tennis court. Several from the Pentecostal church here plan on attending fellowship meeting at Fort Jones, Calif., April IB. Dr. Msllery and Mrs. Francis Ash were gueste for lunch at the Howard Aah home April 14. Mr. and Mrs. C. Lee vlalted with Mrs. Francis Ash April 14. Jiiitlre Wed ihoo. JACKSON, Mo. (UP) John O. Puts, Justice- of the peace, has per formed his 1800th murine cere mony. He has been a justice 34 years. Blip tnat Fit by K1CKERNICK 195 Panne Crepe Satin 13 90 Ethel wyn B Hoffmann Insist On Delicious Lost River BUTTER WaUr n to high at Uu Ralph Wil son ranch that 40 aheep had to be removed to higher ground by4 row boat. Old realdenU a il.t section claim they have never known flood condi tion, to occur eo late In the eeason. " The houaa of Dr. J. H. Mallery of Trail was surrounded by water Tues day and occupants experienced diffi culty In leaving the building. Yesterday's hall storm recalled to Mrs. Mary O. Carey of Eden precinct a similar but more severe storm April 18. J933, when snow and hall covered the ground at Phoenix an Inch deep Big Applegate BUNGALOW GROCERY 400 N. Rivorside We Deliver Phone 485 Plenty of Parking Space Opan Sundays St Evenings If 11 SPECIALS FOR SAT SUN MON Cn I P n n 6 pftil ....si.23 R I O C 0 3 lb- pail G3 II I W U V 1 lb, pail S3 Tomato Sauce ?isr 6 cans 23c SOAP 5 bars 16c CANDY rrtr; 2 lbs. 25c PRUNES nr;rxn, 2 for 33c PEAS Hiippvvnl'f. latte cam 2 f OT 23C HOMINY n""4 n.n. 2 for 25c MFAT Veal Holut- lb 15 QPTriAIC Vl Bteaki, lb. If afttlALS Prime Pork Boasts, lb 23 STAMP SPECIAL tiring this advertisement to our store and rerrite Ten Free fttamps lth purchae l.no or more ii(nr and flour excepted, only in iree minuip III n rilMnmcr. BIO APPLEOATX. April JS (Spl.) Mrs. Ethel Ludwlg. who Is teaching the Missouri Flat school, has been awarded the contract to teach there again next year. Her satisfactory ser vices In the school merited a raise In salary for the coming term. Mrs. Ludwlg formerly taught the primary grades at Applegate. Miss Forest Dale of Medford spent last week on 14 1 tie Applegate as a guest of Mrs. Albert Hartley. Miss Ruth Luy of Medford. accom panied by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Luy, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McDanlel. Mr. and Mra. Lee Port and daugh ter Frances, and Odea Carter motor ed to Crater lake Sunday, returning by Port Klamath and Klamath Falls. At Lincoln they were guests of Mrs. Port's sister, Mrs. Davo McKlnney. They report a number of sightseers as well as skiing parties at the lake. Robert Lewis, son of Mrs. Grace Lewis of this community, left Wed nesday for Portland to attend a con vention of the Future Craftsmen of America In session April 18-17. Mr. Lewis la a senior at the Medford high school, and accompanied other stu dents to the convention. The group expected to visit Bonneville dam dur ing their visit In the north. Miss Wanda Hlnes of Ashland was a business visitor in the community Sunday. Mra. D. R. Motley of Dillon. Mont.. arrived Thursday and Is spending several weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rlppey. Applegate home extension unit la sponsoring a dance at the Apple gate community hall, Saturday, April 34. Puroel'a orchestra has been en gaged, and the refreshment commit tee will have charge of the lunch A large crowd Is expected. Mra. Lester Layton of Grants Pass Is a guest this week at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Lance Offenbacher Mra. Alice Wlnetrout and daughter of Granta Pass motored here Sundsy, spend Ing the day with Mr. and Mra. Fred Benedict. Mr. and Mra. Claude Medley of Medford were guests of the letter's mother, Mrs. Mary Purcel, Sunday. Carl Garrison of Dividend Bar left recently for the John Day region In eastern Oregon, where he has em ployment. He expected to remain a short time at Oregon City to visit his mother while en route. Olrls of the -H sewing club at Beaver Creek school report comple tion of their third project last wek. Pupils and leadera of both the boys' and girls' clubs are expected to dis play Increased enthusiasm hence forth, having taken an Invigorating hike to the mountain top Sunday. Dick Head has returned to his log ging employment on Greensprlng mountain, after having remained at his home on Big Applegate for the last month as a result of a foot In Jury sustained at the logging camp. Recognizing the hlstorle Interest! In southern Oregon, the Upper Ap plegate Orange voted at their regular meeting Saturday to donate ten dol lars toward preservation of the-Meth odlst church building In Jackson ville. The Orangera Invite everyons to spend a social evening with them at their hall, Saturday, April 17. 'A pie social and dancing will be the principal diversion. Mrs. Roy Mclntlre of Little Apple gate returned to her homo Saturday having been a patient at a Medford hospital where she received treat ment for Injuries sustained In an automobile accident on the Jackson-vllle-Ruch highway two weeks ago. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Helms left re cently for Eagle Point, where Mr. Helms has employment with the Eagle Point Irrigation company. They expect to resldo at Butte Falls In a short time. Mrs. Chas. Hamilton returned Sun day from Coqutlle, where she Had spent a few daya with her ' brother. George Matney, who was ill. Mrs. Hamilton was accompanied on the trip by her brothers, John Matney of this community and Ike Matney of Grants Pass. Mrs. Miles Cantrall has been ill Mother's Day SPECIAL A Beautiful Tinted 0x7 Portrait 75c Beg. $1.35 Hnve Your Next Sitting Now at the Corley Studio (Over Swem's) at bar home for several days, and Is confUwd to her bed. Mrs. UUa McDonough was hostess to members of tha Bucb sewing cir cle at her new borne Wednesday. Tb group complimented Mra. McDonougb with a tea towel shower. Tha horns of Mrs. Pted Benedict will be the meeting place of the Ap plegate extension unit, Wednesday, April 21, when Mrs. Mabel Mack, demonstration agent, will give the second project on color In the home. In complying with a requirement that the demonstration should be given In a home, the unit will not occupy their room In the Applegate school building that day. The meet ing will convene at 10 a. m. Mrs. Hazel Hogan from California Is spending some time with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. J, P. Elliott of lower Applegate. Mra. Hogan Is re cuperating from injuries received In an automobile accident several months ago. The Applegate river, with its mud dy torrents and rushing driftwood, following a night's steady rain, brought ma&y local sightseers to its banks Tuesday and Wednesday. How ever, no serious d .image resulted from the rising water. Mr. and Mrs, Turner from Call- forala are spending several days aa guests of their daughter, Mrs. W. P. Davis of lower Applegate. Avoid Bridge Crash PORTLAND, April 18. (AP) Emer gency action by the crew and a tug saved the steamer Portland of the Hammond line from sweeping against the main pier of the Burnslde bridge yesterday when she was caught by cross currents and winds. The ship and tug together put on full speed ahead and passed through, pulling the stern clear Just as It was about to strike. Pioneer Dies WALLA WALLA, April 16 (AP) George T. Welch, early-day miner, cattle raiser, miller and wheat grow er, died late last night at the age of 04 years. A native of Maine, he went to California In I860 and In 1868 at Dayton, Ore., married Carrie Brown, a native of SUverton, Ore. Hltrh-niker Killed PRO&SER, Wash., April 16. (AP) Struck by a Washington Motor Coach company bus driven by Jerry Linton, Rose Slusaranka, 20, Milton, Ore., was killed at the edge of town last night. She was hitch-hiking with her sister. Lillian. 19, from Yakima to their home. OERVAIS, Ore., April 16 (AP) Mrs. Eleanor Harding celebrated her 00th birthday at her home here Wed nesday. A dinner was served to rela tives and friends. ISP5 4 SEEVH(CE LOW PRICES NATIONALLY ADVERTISED FOODS YES sir I You'll be delighted with the friendly, courte ous, helpful service of YOUR neighborhood F.B.A. grocer ... In buying in conjunction with over 4.000 other busy F.B.A. grocers, he is able to offer NATION ALLY KNOWN foods at consistently low prices . . , Get the F.B.A. shopping habit N0W1 Josephine Fancy Hand Packed Solid Pack 1 GtiRDins Tm experts know that 6nit tea oomes from hlgheit gardens. Tea gardens, world renowned ior tbeir great be I flit produce Upton's Yellow Label Tea, rich la the extra quality and ex eepttonal flavor that has made Liptoo'a a world favorite. At all grocers UPTON S TEA YEU0W LABEL ORANGE PEKOE; ALSO GREEN JAPAN " in iwjilwwMPW tut mi in. rrtinm'i''-1"- - TOMATOES Z'A'B 2 cans 25c Libby Brand Corned Beef 12 os. can 19 OEBHART Chili Con Carne l's 2 cans 25 HERE THEY ARE Shop Saturday and Next Week at Your F-B-A STORE Market Day Thompson Seedless MEDFORD DARK '8 GROCERY MIDWAY CASH ST0RS PRUITT'8 8TORE 0. W. 8HORE8 J. W 0OOK WALDEN BR08. H. W. DAVIBSON J. 0. CAMERON Crater Lakr Highway SUMMIT GROCERY The SERVICE GROCERY ASHLAND EAST SIDE GROCERY PHOENIX PHOENIX MERCANTILE HIWAY MARKET GRANTS PASS B & B FOOD 8T0RB TEMPLE MARKET TALENT PARKS GROCERY GOLD HILL A. A. WALKER RIVIERA AUTO PARK ROGUE RIVER FRED O KELLEY WILDERVILLE H. W. BAKER SELMA R. L. HAMMER HOLLAND H. FLOYD TAKILMA H. MESSINGER RADIO PARK 0. R BROCK JACKSONVILLE HAMAKER'8 CASH GROCERY RAISINS 41b. bagzflc BONNIE DOG FOOD can 5 Comb HONEY Fancy Full Weight VZ oz. comb each STANDARD HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS Cleaning Fluid, pts 37 Household Lub.. 3 oz. 16 Furniture Polish, qts. 59 Pastewax 16 oz 40C Liquid Wax, qt 30 Self Polish 'g Wax, pts. 39 Libby Baby Foods, Your choice, 6 varieties 3 cans 25c CUB Tomato Catsup, 14 oz. bottle . 2 or 25c JUST ARRIVED! A CARLOAD of 1937 DODGE TRUCKS check The GREATEST ECONOMY Truck of the Year! NEW BEAUTY NEW GAS SAVING STILL LONGER LIFE NEW DRIVER COMFORT NEW EXTRA STRENGTH Added Hauling Efficiency PIERCE-ALLEN for GREATER ECONOMY Priced with the Lowest and Built to Outlast them all No matter what your hauling or delivery problem is, no matter what kind of truck you are operating, learn the fact about Dodge trucks. The chances are that yon, too, can save money by switching to new Dodge trucks right sway. Whether you are ready to buy or not, get the facts. Then decide for yourself. 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