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M"EDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. PRTDAT, .TUNE 11, 1937.
EXPECT MOVE BY
FRANCE TO BRING
(By the Assoclsted Press.)
A new effort to end the Spanteh
el Til war was drafted oflelally today
by Franoe u non-intervention pow
era seemed on the verge of winning
Germany end Italy back Into the
neutrality naval patrol.
Franoe suggested that the "hands
off Spain" committee, aa aoon as
Germany and Italy resume coopera
tion with It, seek an end to the nearly
Tier -long Spanish atrtfe by:
1. Reinforcing the control plan to
bar foreign flghtera and arma from
pain.
a. withdrawal of all foreign sol
dlera now In Spain.
. Mediation between the Bpanlah
government and insurgents.
In London, meanwhile, the return
of Italy and Germany to the com
mittee, neceaaary for an effective
patrol and for France's plan, seemed
assured. An official British spokes
man predicted they would agree to
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden's
four-point plan today and aald "no
points of disagreement" marked a
conference Eden held with the
French, German and Italian ambas
sadors. Germany and Italy left the patrol
and committee table when their war
ships In the International fleet were
bombed by Spanish government
planea.
German warships bombed Almerla.
The fascist states Insisted on tho
right to defend their ships and on
freedom to retaliate against attacks.
Eden's plan proposes broader guar
antees for the protection of neutral
warships and "consultation before ac
tion" In the event of new lnoidente,
Clearing aklea In northwest Spsln
signalled a new Insurgent etteok
gainst Bilbao, besieged Basque oap
Ital. Aerial forces of Oen. Fldello
Davlla dropped tons of explosives on
the city's steel and relnforoed con
crete "last line" defenses.
The bombardment was to test the
trength of the little "Maglnot line"
and prepare for a charge by lnaurg
ent Infantry, poised for what the In
surgent command hoped would be
the final throat In the nine-weeka
campaign. ,
Government reports aald an air
quadron tfefendlng Bilbao wrecked
the Insurgent air base at Logrono,
80 miles southeast of Oen. Fran
cisco's northern headquartera at VI
torla. Four Insurgent planea were
aid to have been destroyed.
Flottllea of armed trawlers were
sent by the central government to
patrol the Mediterranean oft the Cat
alan coast, to protect shipping
gainst Insurgent rslda.
ELKS GOOD WILL
Two ears of the Elks msgsxlne
good-will safety fleet will arrive lr.
Med ford next Wednesday evening,
and the drivers will be entertained
at a dinner at the temple, staged
under the supervision of the past ex
alted rulers of the local lodge.
The last caravan to visit Medford
wss two yesrs sgo, st which time a
big feed and splendid entertainment
was enjoyed by many members.
Wednesday morning a convoy of
cars from Medford and Granta rasa
will meet the caravan north of the
Climate City and escort them to Granta
rasa where luncn will be served.
Closing time for roo bate to Claa
asfy Ads Is l:0 p. m. ,
Odd Facts
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The stage la all set for one of the West's most Important-aviation ineetlnga at Boise, Idaho, June 17th, the three-day convention of the
Northwest Aviation Planning Council. Many Important national figures In the field of aviation will be In attendance, among who are Major
Oeneral Oscar Westover, Chief of the United States air corps (left); Col. Edgar S. Correll, president of the Air Transport Association of
America (second from left), and C. N. Montleth, executive vice-president of the Boeing company (center right). A. H. Bonn ell, manager of
the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce (right) has been selected na general ohalrman of this Important meeting. Banwell will preside at an
sessions of the three-day conference. Montleth entered the army air service In 1917 and was Instructor at Kelly and Taylor Fields, later be
coming chief of the airplane aectlon of the engineering division at McCook Field. For three years he was on the aerodynamics sub-committee
of the national advisory committee for aeronautics.
OF SOVIET FACE
TRIAL
M08COW, June U. (AP) Eitjht
once-trusted reft army generals were
called to secret trial today aa ac
knowledged traitors to Soviet Russia,
conspirators with An enemy power.
They face swift execution without
the right of appeal, under the law.
An ofllolal communique said every
one had pleaded guilty.
A military tribunal heard them be
hind locked doors at s secret meeting
place, and the Russian press called
them "black, traitorous fascist spies'
who schemed to wrest the soil from
the peasant and the factories from
the workers.
The trial, the third great treason
ease In less than a year, differed
from the othera In that the generals
were not accused of "Trotzkylsm."
Sixteen who were shot last August
and the 19 lattt January were con
victed of conspiring for & counter
revolution with Leon Trotzky, him
self once the supreme command of
the red army and now In exile in
Mexico,
Pravda. the communist party news
paper, proclaimed In stinging tones
that no mercy would be shown and
that there would be no delay In "get
ting the defendants before a firing
quad.1.
The editorial did not specify to
whlcn foreign power the men were
supposed to ha vi offered military se
crets, but It eliminated all except
Oermany and Japan, allies In an
antl-communlst treaty.
E mil's Market Opens
In Liberty Building
Emll Bendlckson. formerly manager
of Safeway meat market at Sixth and
Bartlett streets, opened a new mar
ket In the Liberty building thla week.
All new equipment has been In
stalled. Em It's market will feature
U. S. government Inspected meats,
according to Bendlckson.
Mr. Dendlcknon has been saaoclated
with the meat business for the past
19 years and of that time one year
haa been spent In Medford.
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HIGHWAY EXPERT,
TO ATTEND MEET
SALEM, June 1 1 . (Jp) Oregon's
early construction of highways de
signed on a selective- speed basis re
suited In the selection of R, H. Bal
doek, engineer, as one of 12 road
experts to confer n. Chicago later
this month to formulate design pol
icies for reconstruction of highways.
The group will attempt to outline
designs to eliminate the obsolence
caused by changes In dimensions,
weight and speeds of motor vehicles.
Baldock said, and to make the high
ways safe In themselves.
Oregon not only was the first etste
In the union to design modern roads
on a selective speed basis but was
first In establishing transition curves.
The federal government called the
meeting.
With Baldock, who will leave June
19, will be 6. K. Probert of the de
partment, who will represent the west
at Ames, Iowa, at a meeting called
by the American association of high
way officials to study uniform cost
accounting.
SET LOWEST MARK
Only four Inmates were In the
Jackson county Jail thla morning,
smallest number since the courthouse
was first occupied In August, 1932,
Sheriff Syd I. Brown said.
The prisoners were Robert Farns
worth, under an Indeterminate two
year state prison sentence for theft
of a calf; Nelson E. Cannon, Med
ford youth awaiting trial on an In
voluntary manslaughter charge; How
ard E. Gibson, serving a sentence of
90 days and 160 fine for driving
while drunk: and Leo P. Hicks, await
ing trial on a grand laroeny charge.
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FO YFAKI AFTft THl HI If 01 UTIDH, 4 BJACKlimi
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GANDY PARTY TO
The Elmer Oandy evangelistic party
will open a series of special services
at the Church of the Neiarene, Cen
tral avenue at Jackson, Sunday
morning, June 13, to continue every
night at 7:46, excepting Saturday.
It was announced that the series
would be held at the new church
site but owing to the unsettled con
dition of the weather, this arrange
ment la nullified, and we wilt start
our outside camp meeting Inside.
It will be recalled by many that
Rev. Elmer Oandy directed a moat
outstanding revival campaign in this
church about two years and a half
ago. He la a gifted artist, having
been the artist at Yosemlte national
park for a number of years at one
time. Each evening the evangelist
Interests hla audience by making a
new picture of some scenic historic
setting before bringing his message
of the evening.
Rev. Oandy Is accompanied this
time by Mrs. Oandy and his two
daughters. Esther and Ramona. Mrs.
Oandy la a gifted singer and chorus
director. Both of the young ladles
play musical Instruments.
The public Is cordially Invited to
hear them each night.
Fined $50, 60 Days
For Reckless Driving
Chsrged with reckless driving, Al
bert L. James. 24, of 328 cottage
atreet, was fined $50 in city court
thla morning. He was given five
months to pay. at the rate of ,10
month.
City police arrested James at 1:20
a. m. today while he was allegedly
operating a Durant sedan In a reck
less manner and on the wrong side
of West Main atreet.
YES SIR! Our STOCK Is Now Complete
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ALEXANDER, home economist, at the NATIONAL PRESSURE COOKING and
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PARK
HOLDS
A STATE
WASHINGTON, June 11. (AP) The
national parks historic site commit
tee disregarded whatever national sig
nificance Oregon's historical Chom
poeg park might have and recom
mended today Its development con
tinue as a local project.
"The board la of the opinion the
Importance of the Champoeg area Is
of state rather than national charac
ter and recommends the site for de
velopment aa a state area. The
board suggests proponents contact
state and local authorities In an ef
fort to work out Its development lo
cally.'' The state formed lta provisional
government In the park in 1843.
Mat enough learning to misjudge."
quoted Senator McNary from Byron
In scribbling a notation of the le
port. The committee's report located As
toria across the river In Washington.
Eagle Point Services
Attract Large Crowd
Evangelistic services being con
ducted nightly at the new commun
ity Christian church of Eagle Point
under direction of D. E. Millard con
tinue to draw large appreciative aud
iences. Special services are planned
for Sunday which will be a Bible
school at 10 a. m. and preaching
services at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.
The Instrumental and vocal music
Is an- attractive feature of the serv
ices. The meetings will continue
through all this week and next week.
Delegations from Medford, Central
Point and Beagle have been In at
tendance several nights. The public
is Invited to hear Dr. Millard In theae
servlcea. ,
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Can Sealers
There are two types of NATIONAL Sealer-Ow Auto
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DEATH COMES TO
IOWA WOMAN HERE
BUT SHORT TIE
Pearl Irene Johnson passed away
at her home in the O riff In Creek
district early Friday morning after
an Illness for the past two months
of a heart affliction. She was 67
years, 7 months, 0 days old and was
born at Crescent. Iowa. November S,
1879. She waa the second daughter
of Joseph B. and Martha Jan Mac
lack. Pearl Irene Matlack was married
to James A. Johnson, March 6, 1903
at Council Bluffs, Iowa, and one
son and two daughters were born
to this union. She is survived by
her husband, James A. Johnson, son
Wlllard M., and daughters, Ruby M.
Mark, and Martha Louise Johnson
and six grandchildren, all of -Medford.
One sister, Laura B. Cheever.
and two brothers, George A. Mat
lack of Omaha, Neb., and John &
Matlack, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
She waa baptised In the Methodist
church at Crescent, Iowa, March 8.
1B99. The family lived near Coun
cil Bluffs, Iowa, for 35 years. The
family came to Medford from Iowa
last January. She was a woman of
fine Christian character and will
be grieved by a host of friends be
sides her family.
Funeral services will be held at
the Perl Funeral Home Monday at
3:00 p.m.. Rev. Joseph Knott of
ficiating. Interment In Siskiyou
Memorial Park. Although the family
had resided In the Medford district
such a short time they made a great
many friends, and their friends In
the old home will be deeply grieved
at her passing.
Engineers To Move
PORTLAND, June 11. (AP) The
United States engineers corps for
ihe second Portland district prepared
today to move their headquarters and
residence to Bonneville on July 1.
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, In ana for the County of
Jackson.
The Federal Land Bank of Spokane,
a corporation. Plaintiff,
vs.
William F. Jones and Jennie May
Jones, husband and wife; Clara
Nourse Wells Stlehl; The Develop
ment Company of Southern Ore
gon, a corporation; H. W. Hamlin;
Big 7 Fruit Warehouses. Inc., a cor
poration; H. C. Savage, First Na
tional Bank of Southern Oregon, a
corporation;. Jackson County, a
municipal corporation: and Rogue
River National Farm Loan Associ
ation, a corporation. Defendanta.
To the defendant H. C. Savage:
In the Name of the State of Ore
gon: You are hereby summoned and
required to appear in the above en
titled Court and cause and answer
the complaint of plaintiff on file
herein within four weeks from the
dat of the first publication of thla
summons, which Is June 11. 1937.
You are further notified that in
case you fall to appear and answer
the plaintiff's complaint within said
time, plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the relief prayed for In said com
plaint, a succinct statement of which
Is aa follows: For a decree of the
Court ordering that the sum of
$136.00, being the par value of 37
shares of stock In the Federal Land
Bank of Spokane, pledged by the
Rogue River National Farm Loan
Association as additional security for
the loan made by the plaintiff here
in, be applied to the payment of the
amount secured by plaintiff's mort
gage; and that the plaintiff have
Judgment against the defendants
William F. Jones and Jennie May
Jones, husband and wife, and the
Rogue River National Farm Loan As
sociation, a corporation, and each of
them, for the balance then remaln
Ing unpaid on said indebtedness. to
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and with interest at fl on SM8.45
thereof from February 10th. 1637,
until paid, and for the further sum
of H00.00, or such othsr sum aa the
Court may adjudge reasonable ss at
torneys fees herein, together with
plaintiff's costs and disbursements:
thst the mortgage described In the
plaintiffs complaint covering the fol
lowing described reel estate, to-wit:
The Southwest Quarter of the
Northeast Quarter, and the North
. west Quarter of the Southeast
Quarter of Section Pour. Township
Thirty-six South, Range Four, West
of the Willamette Meridian; ex
cepting and reserving therefrom that
part thereof lying on the West side
of Evana Creek and more particu
larly described aa follows: Com
mencing at the Northwest corner
of the Southwest Quarter of the
Southeast Quarter of said 8ectlon
Four, running thence East to ths
center of Evans Creek, thence fol
lowing Northwesterly up the center
, of Evans Creek to the Northwest
comer of the Southeast Qusrter of
Section Four, thence South to the
piece of beginning, containing 9
- acres, more or less, also a right of
way for a bridge at a point 040
feet North of where the South line
of the above described premises
crosses Evana Creek and extending
- as far Westerly ss the present
. County road, but no farther, aald
right of way to be 30 feet In width,
excepting also commencing at a
point Nineteen rods and 6 feet
North of the Southeast corner of
the Southwest Quarter of the
Northeast Quarter of Section Four.
Township Thtrty-slx South, Range
Four, West of the Willamette Me
ridian; thence running North to
the Northeast corner of the afore
said tract: thence West along the
North line of aald tract 18V& rods;
thence South 61 roda fl feet;
thence East 13!4 rods to the start
ing point and containing 6 acres,
more or less .... sltusted In Jack
son County, State of Oregon,
Together with the tenements,
hereditaments and appurtenances
paaaf
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FELDMAN
thereunto belonging or la anywise
appertaining, and
Together with all water and water
rights used upon or appurtenant
to aald lands and however evidenced,
be foreclosed, and the mortgaged
premises, together with aU water and
water rights used upon or appurte
nant to said land and however ev.
denced be sold In one parcel In the
manner prescribed by the lawi of
the State of Oregon end the practice
of this Court: that the proceed
thereof be applied towards the pay
ment of the plaintiff's decree, cost
and accruing coats; thst at ssld sale
the plslntlff be permitted to becomo
a purchaser: that the defendants
above named and each and all of
them be foreclosed and barred of aU
right, title, claim or Interest In the
premises described Is plaintiff's
mortease. exceDt the rlitht of redemp
tion allowed by law and that the
plaintiff have such other snd fur
ther relief aa la meet and equitable.
This summons Is served upon you
by publication onoe each week for
four consecutive weeks In the Med
ford Mall Tribune, a newspaper of
general circulation published at Med
ford. Jackson County, Oregon, by
order of the Honorable H. D. Norton.
Judge of the above named Court,
which order la dated June 3, 1937,
PORTER J. NEFF,
postotflce Address: Medford, Oregon,
Cooler Theatre Building,
E. C. Preetbye,
Poatoffloe Address: 610 Main Avenue,
Spokane, Washington,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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