Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 21, 1937, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextarEDFOKP MAIL TRIBUTE. frfEDFORD OREGON. FRTDAY. MAY 21. 1JW. PAGE FIVE E SERVICE SUNDAY AT HIGH SCHOOL (Continued from Pag One.) Barnum, Robert Eugene Bayllae, James Wlllfred Beck. Alfred Michael Btahop, Truman A. Blew, Bruce Carter, C. Edward Clement, Harold A. Cox, George Elvln Culbertson, Emory Grant . Curry, Wayne Denman, Joe P. Doty. BhirreU R. Estes, Duane Edwin Pitch. Chester, Jr. Ford, Dean Gilford, Randall M. Guyer. Dolph Wendell Hedberg, Kenneth W. Henry. Rupert Jam Higglns, Joe James House. Earl L. Howard, Ralph C. Hull, Dan Appling Jones, Robert H. Klekhoefer, Howard Webster Knowles, Henry Law, Warren Lelth, Floyd Mitchell Leland, Gilbert Earl Lewis, Ray L. Llttrell, Harold Raymond Maruyama, Kazuo R. Ma ru yam a, Toshlo Fred Morris, Robert Judson, Jr. Northcraft, Millard Of ford. Ray Robert Ohrt, Daniel K. Ohrt. Wallace L. Pasmore. Kenneth Marshall Prince, Eugene Edward Reed. James GIcd Roberta, Dale Maurlc Robinson, Fred Ellis Roth, Walter Herman Sage, Robert Scheffel, Howard V. Shepherd, Lester William Sims. Dale Marlon - Sparks, Frank B. Stanley, Harry Stevens, Harold Stewart, Robert A. Stocks, Ardo Taylor, Clyde Taylor, Theodore L. Teal, Chester B. Thayer, Robert E. Thlerolf, Richard Burton Todd, Arthur Phillip Tyoer. William C. Van Dyke. Samuel Hoyt Vorhels, Luther Martin Von der Hellen, Robert L. Walker, Robert E. Wharton. Theodore Wilson, William Woodcock, Walter Dick Yocom, Taylor B. Young, Samuel Vernon Girls. , r. Alexander, Myrtle Evelyn Anderson, Kathryn Arnold, Lorene Bates, Glowrene & ie Beck, Norma Frances Benson, Frances. Axellna . Bittle. Elleabeth Jeannette Blew, Barbara Borge. Luella C. Bowman, Sarah Ann Buchter, Dorothy Augusta Canterbury, Violet Faith Childress, Betty Mae Chlrgwln. Helen Mary Cingcade, Beth F. - Clark, Nancy Lyon . Collins. Leah Louise Cook, Velma June Culy, Jean Marie , Dale.'Della Mae Dean, Bessie Dickey, Anna Florence Dickinson, Merle Ada Dlllaxd, Kathleen Durham, Joyce Elaine Edwards. Evelyn Fox. Barbara Jean Gates, Mary Anne Gibson, Shirley Goodman. Virginia B. Grantham, Ruby Jeanne Green, Nils Maye Guyer, Meta Joan coHOnaY MEAT and FISH MARKET ROY GUYER, Owner 210 E. Main Free Delivery Phone 46 Veal Roast ib. 17c Shoulder cuts Beef Pot Roast Ib. 17Hc Veal Chops ib. 19c Loin or Rib Fresh Chinook Salmon ib. 29c Lunch Meats asst. . ib. 35c Genuine 1937 Spring Lamb Shoulders, lb. 29c Legs, lb 39c Little Pig Sausages . ib. 25c Our Own Make Veal, Pork & Ham Loaf ib. 20c Mock Chicken Legs 6 for 25c We have a large assortment of Fancy Colored Hens and Fryers Guyer, Meada Maxlne Hale. Vera Almeda Hammond, Virginia Handy, Georgia Virginia Harper, Edna June Hasklns, Dorothea Frances Hedges, Ruth Louise Hedgpeth, Phyllis Gale Herman. Lois Hubbard. Dorothy Isaacs, Mabel Anne Jay. Mary Kathleen Johnson, Arlene June Kingaley.-Elale Freda Knox. Edna Lucille Lee, Bette Muriel Lester, Ora Bernlece LongwlU, Lorraine Mann, Janet Irene Martin, Virginia L. Mathero. Fern McConochie. Frances Louise McGrotty, Helen A. McKee, Marjorie Jean Mead, Kathryn L. MUkoskl, Clara Montelth. Dorothy Viola Moon. Bern lc Morrlsey, Mary Anne Nelson, Hazel Adele Nyberg, Dorothy Jane O'Neill, Mable L. Peart, Mary Vera Pennington. Betty Jane Penwell, Elsie Phillips. Betty Anne N Phillips. Jean Piatt, Joan Carlln Piatt, Jean Bernlce Potfenbarger, Eleanora Viola Rae. Rosetta Avonne Reter, Peggy Marie Rlnabarger, Frankie 'Robbins. Betty Grace Scheel, Flora E. Seller, Cherokee Shreve. Janice Beckman Simonson, Dorothy Sloneker, Rose Ellen , Smith. Doris May . Snyder. Helen Elizabeth Southwlck, Doris Evelyn Stevens, Esther C. Stevens. Orva Alexandra Btlnson, Pauline Mildred Taylor, Virginia Mae Thomas. Dorothy Evelyn TJoelker. Bertha Henrietta t Todd, Edith True, Ruth Louise Turnqulst, Grace LaVerne Van Der Mark, Dorothy Cordelia Vroman, Pauline Ward, Alice Mae Whillock, Edith Lee Williams, June Marguerite Wymore, Luclle Elizabeth Young. Joyce Elaine Young, Earlene Loralne Young, Margaret Mary Young, Maxlne Marie. (Continued rrotn Page Ona ) en around tha senate haa come to known familiarly In the corrldora aa "the, lton-tamera club." The title grows from an obvloua but not generally advertised fact. They make no secret, in conversation, of their displeasure over the general atti tude taken by the White House since the last election, on other matters as well as the court. Famous Treatments Rectal. Colon and Stomach AH ants for 25 yttrs this Clinic bas successfully treated Rect) ind Colon disorder such as Pilts. Fissure. Fistula, Co litis. Bloating, Gaa, Constl patiotif also Stomtcb Ul tn, Acidity, Indigestion. e..j fl.w fnr USER Bank. Itt containing valuabla in. if!, (ormauoa auu waiumi wm Our treatment! Involve NO confinement or hospital surgical operation. Dr.C. J. DEAN CLINIC Physician and Strrfeon N.B. Corner Burntide and Grand Avenus Telephone EAit 39U Portland, Oregon What brought their resentment out more distinctly was the lateet edict of the president against com pro mlse. Since then, they have been talking (In private, ot course) about what happened to Mr. Wilson on article X when the war president stood against any senatorial dotting ot fTs" and any extra senatorial crossing of 'T.' Their personal viewpoint seems to be that it is up to them not only to defeat the court program on it merits, but( as one of their number described It) to "make the presi dent become a president again." That Is, they believe the old na tural constitutional checks and bal ances prevailing In government prior to the depression may be restored. If the president is Just once defeated on an Issue. Not all anti-packers feel that way, but enough of them do to create a very strong personal and somewhat bitter situation. The circulation of foolish rumors and inflammatory personal stories against Mr. Roosevelt is again caus ing some Inner concern here. One especially fantastic idea was circulated In a confidential letter by a , news agency implying that the president collapsed In a coma at his desk be fore he went south for a rest. There Is. of course, not a grain of truth In the suggestion. All presidents have had to put up with this sort of stuff. The trouble Is they cannot deny such rumors with 2 imfmmd Central H Hag13IS 3&3m O&igtek j Sixth With market prices rising every day, and price fixing legislation being passed, specials such as these, will not be possible much longer. Stock up now at these prices 75c CYSTEX45c 60c sal hepatic a 33c 25c Carter's a 1 3c 1 5c PUTNAM 05c 75c 0VALTINE 45c $1 RAY-D as. 79c 1 00 HIMKLE 9c 25c 0XYD0L17c SOdPANA 27c 60c MURINE 36c s pounds TOBACCO SPECIALS RUBBING ) SALTS 10c TORCHLIGHT 5c ALCOHOL CLOTH BAG 10c Advertiser. ; ..2 for 15c FULL PINT If . 10c George Washington 2 for 15c Q. Jj C 60c Brown Mule 12 cuts 39c W C 10c HEINZ STRAINED FOODS 4 for 29c 25c CITRATE OF MAGNESIA 9c MILK OF MAGNESIA . 15c RUSSIAN MINERAL OIL "" . ... 23c 10c SCOTTISSUE LARGE RUBBER BEACH BALLS 25 LADIES' BEACH HATS 23 A REAL GOOD SUN GLASS AT 23 PINT VACUUM BOTTLES '. L 69 $1.00 FIRST AID KITS ..... 790 $1.50 FIELD GLASSES $1.19 A REAL ZIPPER BAG 98 THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE SATURDAY, SUNDAY & MONDAY ONLY! FILMS "Br.PRlHTg7 THERE ARE ONLY TWO WESTERN THRIFT STORES IN MEDFORP MAIN and CENTRAL UNDER THE BIG CLOCK out dignifying them, and generally the denial gets wider circulation than the original rumor. Most president have been unable to maintain their patience against Irre sponsible gossip. The only satisfac tory solution seem to be a deep and, hearty laugh. Andrew Mellon has moved menac ingly close to the White House. He has bought a building In Jackson place, almost across the street from the executive mansion. He Intends to house there the architect working on the art memorial. However, his relative standing 1 indicated by the fast that John Lewis has also Just bought a much bigger and better place around the corner. Summons for publication. In the circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the Countv of Jackson. City of Med ford, a municipal cor poration of the State of Oregon, Plaintiff, vs. Rose Brophy and J. J. Brophy. wife and husband: Margaret Burroughs, Gladys M. Barnett and Walter Bar nett, wife and husband, heirs of Kate Mc Andrew, deceased: the un known heirs of Kate McAndrow. deceased; the unknown heirs of John L. Carr, deceased: also all other persons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest In and to the real estate described in the complaint herein. Defendants. To: Rose Brophy and J. J. Brophy. wife and husband; Margaret Bur roughs, Gladys M. Barnett and Waltar Barnett, wife and husband, heirs of i Kate Mc Andrew, deceased: the un known heir of Kate McAndrew. de ceased: the unknown heirs of Jhn L. Carr. deceased; also all other per sons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, Hen or inter est In and to the real estate de 'scribed in the complaint here, De fendants: In the Name of the State of Ore gon: You and each of you are here by required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled suit on or before the Isst day of four weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons, said period of four weks being the time prescribed for pub lication thereof, and If you fall so to appear and answer said complaint, for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief de manded in It complaint, to-wit: That a decree be entered adjudicating any and all right, title, estate, lien or claim which you or any of you have or claim to have In. to or upon the real property situated In Jack son County, State of Oregon, de scribed as follows, to-wit: Lots Four (4) and Five (5) In Block Ten (10) of Queen Anne Addition to the City of Med ford, Jackson County. Oregon, as numbered, designated and de scribed on the amended plat thereof filed November 3. 1910, in Volume 3. page 10 of the Plat Records of Jackson County, Oregon, and declar ing any anti all such claim to be null and void and decting that said plaintiff Is the owner in fee simple of said premises and of the whole thereof, free and clear of any and all right, title, estate. Hen or inter est of the defendants herein, or any of them: and each and all of the de fendants herein, and each and all persons claiming or to claim by. ; through or under them, or any of them, be forever enjoined, restrnlned 1 4 $2.00 GALLON VACUUM JUG ....?1.40 50c PLUSH TOY D008 23 LARGE INFLATED RUBBER BALL ..23 ZIPPER BILL FOLDS 49? 100 POKER CHIPS 40p $1.50 GUARANTEED POCKET WATCHES $1.19 COMPLETE SHINOLA KITS 29 125 EAST SIXTH ST. JUST ACROSS FROM THE M. M. CO. and barred from asserting, attempt- j lng to establish or claiming any ! right, title, estate lien or interest in or to said property or any por tion thereof, and that plaintiff's title to said premises be forever quitted and set at rest, and such further and other relief as may be Just and equitable in the premises. This summons is published by or der of the Honorable H. D. Norton, Judge of the above entitled Court, made and entered in said Court and cause on the 31at day of May. 1937. prescribing that this summons be I served by publication thereof once ' each week for four consecutive weeks In the Med ford Mall Tribune, a news paper published In Jackson County, Orccon. May 21. 19.17. la the date of the first publication of this summons. F. P. FARRELL. F K. DEUEL. Attorneys for Plaintiff. I Address: Room 10, Jnckson County j Banu Building. Meoiora, Oregon. Schilling jne mm fliworfasts rolls 25c mum WW Pay Less and versid market 313-315 N. Riverside Phone 358 Our Own Free Delivery. Open Sundays and Evenings an. "we Hi CRACKERS . 2 Ib. box 19c SLIGHTLY SALTED SODAS . GINGER ALE or LIME RICKEY "Extra Special" 4 bottles 25c 0LE0 GEM SWIFT'S FINEST SUGAR . . C. & H. IN MILK . . . MT. VERNON Kraft's Miracle Whip SANDWICH SPREAD or Salad Dressing for the perfect spring salad pt.22c-qt.35c SALAD OIL AMAIZO LETTUCE . . 2 heads 9c LARGE FIRM HEADS TURNIPS .3 bunches 10c EXTRA FANCY LOCAL PEAS, fresh, tender lb. 5c PEACHES . . 2 cans 35c DEL MONTE NO. V. SLICED OR HALVES COCOA . . . 2 cans 25c 2 POUND CAN MINCED HAM FOR LUNCHES WIENERS . . . Ib. 22c FINE FOR ROASTING PORK STEAK . .lb. 23c NICE AND LEAN VEAL STEAK . . Ib. 19c MILK FED SWEET PICKLES . pt. 17c KNIGHT'S BULK CORNED BEEF . .' can 17c UBBY'S OR SWIFT'S Kellogg's Pep or Wheat Flakes 2for19c COFFEE, Hill's Red Can Ib. 26c KNIGHT'S CATSUP 2 for 29c LARGE 14 OZ. BOTTLE. MADE IN MEDFORD BORENE large package 29c Bonnie Dog Food 4 cans 19c Park Easier" at the ate iftntz BAKGADRl DCTECTORf PHONE 358 For Our Own Free Delivery Ib. 16c . 10 lbs. 55c CLOTH BAG 4 cans 27c OR OREGON K SHORTENING FRYE'S WILD ROSE 8 lb. pail $-)09 Gal. can. . $1.29 Bulk, qt.. . ... ,35c PURE CORN . . lb. 19c 22