Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 30, 1937, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextfEDFORD MAIL TKIBUXE. MEDFORD, OKF.flONT. FRIDAY. JULY HO, 1037. PAGE FIVE MEDFORD STARS Ll WATERHAZARDS Shot Into Lake Cost Ham mond Seven Strokes in Qualifying Round of Na tional Amateur, Portland Disappointed, naturally, but far from downhearted; Medford'a two golfing stars Bob Hammond Jr. and Leland Clark returned borne Wed nesday Irom Portland where they competed In the qualifying rounds of the national amateur tournament to be held in Oregon's metropolis August 33-2S. With 80 of the state's finest dlvot dlggers battling for the IS places alloted for the national amateur. ADRIENNES End of the Month SALE HATS All better Spring and Sum mer straw and taffeta hats, regardless of former price, go at this special price $1.95 Another Group HATS Straws in all colon 79 c One Rack of DRESSES An extra assortment In this group Saturday only at Values to $22.60 $5.00 MARILYN DRESSES Tailored, Breakfast to Tea Dresses. Values to $12.95. $6.50 ADRIENNES Odd Facts IM0LB BOTTOM ABOUT 1830, tOlOMOM 10VD. weimiout YAMKttMmcnt Tt una MiXT DOOR OT STtALIMO Hit HKIWO0B 441 LAI DA nuPBYBOMNOHOLtf IHftViHAlPHCtl OP riUWOOO, HUMS THI MOW WITMOUMPOWBtB AMD MtATLYPLU6lM6 TMtM UP AMD PUTTING TMIM BACK OH TME PILE. Hi ima lit tlb wmilm, a loud explosiom im tme bakbi wop MEXTBOOK COMWIBHEDMH WiPICIOHf AMO PUT AM IfTICTIVE 1MB TO wood iTiAima. Medford' two feces wtrt up agaiiut a tough proposition. They failed to qualify, Hammond by eeven troxM and Clark by 10. but they bare no regret. They snot their golf, and though It wasn't quite good enough, they have no aUbl'a. ."What beat ua more than any-i thing else. X believe,- Hammond aald today, "were the water hazards on of Portl and golf club. On the 10th hole on my first round. I overshot the green and landed tn e lake. I took a aeven on the bole.' Over the 36-bole medal route, Ham mond shot an 83-75 for a total 157. It took 150 or less to qualify. Clark carded an 83-78 for a total 160. Moe Sensational Don Moe, Hammond said, was the sensation of the tournament. He strung together 30 straight pars, and when he had completed the 36 holes, had a score of 71-70 for a total of 141. He was tbe low scorer. Scott Mllllgan followed on Moe 'a heels with a 143 total. Comparing the Portland Golf club course with the Rogue Valley, Ham mond stated the Portland layout was slightly tougher because of the many water hazards. "You have to be much stralghter off the tee at Portland than you do here," he ex plained. However, with the exception of the water hazards, the Rogue Valley course probably would be the tough er, he said, because of the difference In size of the greens. Portland has much, the larger greens. Hammond made his tour of the 36 holes with Douglas Nlcol of the Port land Oolf club, who turned In the same score as did Hammond. George Kill of the Alderwood Country club, where the national amateur will be staged, played with Leland Clark, and shot an even 150 to qualify. Memorial ' Interests Hammond said there was a great deal of interest in Portland In the coming Chandler Egan . dedication program to be held In Medford Au gust 22. Several golfers and fans, he aald, were planning to attend from Portland and watch Jimmy Thomp son. Lawson Little, Harry Cooper and Horton Smith perform. The national amateur qualifying round which Hammond and Clark entered was the first such tourna ment held in Oregon in many years. It was also the first the two local golfers had ever entered. With so much at stake, It was only natural that Medford 's pair of aces should be slightly nervous at first. "Yes. I was a, little shaky during the first round when I took an 83," H ammond ami led. Discussing the national tourney in August, Hammond said the largest gallery to ever follow the slmon pures was expected. It will be the second time In history the tourna ment has been staged on the Pacific coast, and Portland is gradually be Coming "golf mad," he said . . RUTH NEFF DIES, PORTLAND Mrs. Ruth Meff of the Jacksonville highway died in Portland at 9:18 this morning, according to word re ceived here. She was the wife of J. Asher Neff, Medford mall carrier who was with her at the end. Mrs. Neff went to Portland a month, ago to attend the annual Apostollo Faith mission camp. A week later she became suddenly 111 and never recovered. - The body Is to be brought back to Medford for funeral services here, , 4 LA REVIEW , Ore., July 30. (AP) Lakevlew authorities . Jailed J. W. Henderson, union business manager, today In lieu of slOOO ball as the of OLD BOSTON AMYOMM CAU6MT CtttBAATIMO CMMSTMAfl PUMITAMICAt 018 BOtTOM WAf PIMIB HVt Witt IMtL MOT UMTIl lSt WAf C44HHTA! TKLATMDAt A MOUDAY. "YAMMt DOODIE fAWTIU WAf A fAMOMS CMAB- AcrtP otoid BoiroM. a toBBiM imoAommm m wop arctvM about rut towm mm ma At umcle tA wrtMA fTiMorwoaovn mi$ WOULDEA WMIITLIM6YAMKU BOOBlt- ..sli Z0TI0MV"HA2 MO HllO f'CWiAtMtO eostof t '"l": 'uniiOPto o&'ut?rB"'u'eJl! 1 , who tixi ILVTriomoif- BVYeu" " result of an alleged fight with Robert Adams, Sr., owner of a mill where an unsuccessful strike was called earlier this week. The charge against the union offi cer is assault and battery. Adams said Henderson - knocked him down and then kicked htm In the lace and body. The dispute arose following the discharge of a worker. The union charged discrimination because the worker was a delegate to the Federa tion of Woodworkers' convention at Tacoma, Other employes refused to be kept from . the plant by picket lines. Summons. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. Pearl L. Nichols Henderson. Plaintiff. vs. W. W. Miller and Jane Doe Miller, his wife, if married, true name un known; the unknown heirs of W . W. Miller and Jane Doe Miller, his wife. If either be dead; A. I. Daley, Opal Daley Hand, Nora Daley Med . ley, the sole and only heirs at law of John H. Daley, deceased; Mary E. Daley, wife of A. L. Daley; p. A. Hand, husband of Opal Daliy Hand: R. L. Medley, husband of Nora Daley Medley; Boyd Potter and Cecil Potter, heirs at law of Rosetta Potter, deceased; Jane Due Potter, wife - of Boyd Potter, If married, . true name un known: John Doe Potter, ' hus band of Cecil Potter, if married, true name unknown; the unknown heirs of Rosetta Potter, deceased; and all other persons unknown claiming any right, title, estate. . lien or interest In or to the real estate described in the Complaint herein. Defendants. To each and all of the above named Defendants: ' In the name of the State of Ore gon, you and each of you are hereby required to appear and answer the Complaint of the Plaintiff on file herein against you. or otherwise plead thereto, within four (4) weeks from the date of the 'first publication of this Summons, ; You are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the Com plaint of the Plaintiff as required herein, or otherwise plead thereto. Plaintiff will take a Decree against you for the relief demanded in said Complaint, a succinct statement of which is as follows, to-wit: That each of the Defendants 'here in be required to fully set forth any and all right, title, estate. Hen or claim or Interest whatsoever that they or any of them may have, or claim In, to or upon the real prop erty described In Plaintiff's Complaint and more particularly described as follows, to-wit: Beginning at a 2" Iron plpo which Is 580 0 teet East of the Northeast corner of Donation Land Claim No. 45 tn Township 36 South Range 1 West of the Willamette Meridian, in Jackson County, Ore gon: and running theooe South 37 degrees 56' East 199.0 feet to the 'northerly side of the County Road; thence along said road line. North 53 deg. 30' East 364.5 feet; thence West 333.9 feet to the point of be ginning. All in Jackson County, Oregon, ' - t or any portion thereof: that each and all of the claims that may be made on the part of any or all of the said Defendants herein. In or to the said real property herein de scribed, or any part thereof, be ad Judged and declared to be null and void; that the Plaintiff herein be decreed to be the owner in fee sim ple of said real property, free and clear or any right, or claim whatso ever on the part of said ueienoants, or any of them That each and all of the Defend ants herein, and each and all persons claiming, or to claim by. through or under tnem, or any or tnem. oe xor ever enjoined, restrained and barred irom asserting, attempting to estan ltsh, or claiming any right, title, es tate, lien or- interest whatsoever In, to, or upon said real property, or any part or parcel thereof, and that Plaintiff's title to said premises be forever quieted and set at rest. This summons is published In th Medford Mall Tribune, Medford, Ore gon, by order of the Honorable H. D. Norton, Judge of the above entitled Court, duly made on the 30th day of July, 1937 The date of the first publication of this Summons Is the 30th day of July, 1937. O. H. BENOTSON. Attorney for Plaintiff. 136 East Main Street, Medford. Oregon. '- Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Blue Lake beans fo: canning. 2c lb. Phone 1566-L. .ftur AtiTOn.HAlt. - SWEET table peaches at Tucker's, third house on right Orchard Home Drive off Stewart Ave. WANTED Reliable girl to help with housework and care of children. Phone 986-J. 7-ROOM modem bouse. 3 baths: S? OakdiUe. choice location, beautiful shade, large lot; a&ooo, terms. 5-Rm. modern bungalow, west side, paved corner: $3500; terms. East bide 4-rm. and bsth mod ern stucco, large paved lot; 33000; terms. Inquire owner, 1003 E. Jackson St. evenings and Sundays. PRICED RIGHT 8-Room residence, fvrnlshed. a baths: newly papered and painted: lots .f shade; close in on corner lot, both streets paved and assessments paid. Price 33700; 1300 down payment. ALSO 18 Acres, alfalfa and clover; 4 room house, good barn. 5 extra fine dairy cows, 4 head young stock Price, equipped. $500. FOWLER & UPP. 44 N. Riverside. 160-ACRE DAIRY RANCH 35 dairy cows. 75 hogs, 135 tons bay, paid up water right on part, good im provements, live stream; fully equipped: terms. Also 40-Acre dairy ranch, equipped and stocked, bay In barn, good Im provements, $8,000. j Clarkson property on west side of valley. 30 acres, small orchards, beautiful building sites. Call 510-R-l or 317. C. S. BUTTER FIELD Medford Building. WEST Speedy, Accurate Service by TWELVE Court eous Clerks, plus FRESH, CLEAN Stocks of Merchandise arriving several times weekly, plus LOWER PRICES on all of your needs This is what you receive when you shop at your two always busy Western Thrift Stores. SACCHARIN TABLETS Bottlei of 1000 V4 Grain 29c V2 Grain 39c SATURDAY SAVINGS CLEANSING TISSUES 500 Sheets 17. FILMS CITRATES & CARBONATES Effervescent Alkalizer 4 oz. Size 39 PRICES EFFECTIVE SATURDAY ONLY FRESH Marshmallows Cellophane Bags 2 lbs. 25. ASPIRIN HINKLE TABLETS Bottle of 100 10c TOBACCO Main & Central Under the Big Clock Phone 274 WANTED Olr I for housework. Room, ( DRIVING to Redding and return Sun board and wages. Apply 618 Da- day. passengers wanted. Phone kota. Phone 1074-L. 1704 -R. FOR SALE 5-room modern home, close in on east side; hardwood floors, furnace, fireplace. Price $6,000. Would consider smaller house as part pavment. L. U. Jones, 1109 West Mam. Phone 1433. WANTED TO RENT By August 10th. strictly modern house with garage well located, furnace heated, good condition. Prefer good-sired rooms, at least 3 bedrooms. Have no chil dren. If suitable may take yearly lease. References furnished. Tei. 629. VERY ATTRACTIVE price on three Income properties ALSO Bargain in 6-room bungalow, large lot, shade, oil burner, 3 -car garage. C. S. BUTTERFIELD Medford Idg. SUBURBAN Four acres, one aero Ladlno clover, irrigated; one acre fine large wal nut trees, some mixed fruit, gar den, et?.. balance fine garden land Fronts two paved roads with city water on both ends, located Jut outside city limits. Has two small cottages, very good barn and chick house. A very good small farm for $3600; terms. Also Five rooms and bsth. laundry room, porch, double garage, flno shade, otc All In excellent condi tion. Price $3300. THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE Across the street from SnJder's Dairy. Phone 1406 or 1548-R. VACUUM BOTTLES Genuine Icy-Hot Made in U.S.A. Pint Size 63 SAL HEPATICA Saline Laxative 60c Size 39 PRINTS' 4c DEVELOPED FREE SCOT TISSUE 1000 sheet toilet tissue 4 rolls 23c CERTIFIED TIN OF ONE DOZEN RUBBER GLOVES Pebbled Fingers Fine ar 1 9i Choice Keg MILK OF MAGNESIA Phillips Size 15C TWO STORES FOR SALE 5 acres corn for ensilage Also one fresh cow. Riley Myers. Central Point. APRICOTS for sale Bring contain ers. Mrs. Heimroth. Rt. 1. Griffin creek. Phone 857 -M. FOR RENT Furnished 5-room house Phone 355-R-l. FOR SALE OR TRADE-$1300 equity In Improved 5 acres, close In. Tel. 699R-4. PULLMAN TABLE and seats for breakfsst nook: electric range, kit chen sinks. 50-ft. 3-lnch tire note with noule; set pipe dies: 10x12 tent, baby buggy, washing machine young bantam chirks 15c each AL'8 TRADING) POST, Jacksonville Hwy. and Lozler Lane FOR SALE OR TRADE Bargain, 160 ' acres, buildings: cow, chickens. ! horse, hay, garden. Want placer' mine. M. F. Haynes. Butte Falls! Sta Rt., Box 37, Eagle Point. WANTED Used baby bassinet In good condition. Phone 1643-R. LOST Small white dog. (curly I brown ears, eyes; short upper lln. Nsme Pee Wee. Reward. Rt. 1, Box 199-A. Central Point. . ATTENTION. FRUIT MEN I 1935 Chev., long wheelbase (dual?) truck. A clean Job ready to go. 1930 Model A. dual short wheelbase truck. 31939 Chev. Pickups. MEAD MOTOR CO.. 16 So. Fir. 200 CAMEL CIGARETTES Flat M s A- Four $1 07 Fifties 1 FOR YOU SANITARY NAPKINS Belfair Q Doz. f CORN KNOCKER By Norwich Satisfaction or your money back 19' CANDY BARS Baby Ruth ( 2 Jolly Jack S FOR Butterfinger ' JJc 2c LIMIT OF FIVE MINERAL OIL Russian Extra Heavy 0 1 Pint L I of Torchlight of Luxury 5c 125 East 6th Across from the M. M. Phone 1374 THRU FOR SALE Oas range with trash burner. Call 1347-J. FOR RENT 5-room modern, close In. Call at 115 Almond. COCKER SPANIEL puppies. Thrash er's Ktnnels, south of Phoenix on highway. LADY wants transportation to San Jose. Cal. 616 N Central. FOR RENT Apartment, Cargill Court. FOR SALE New potatoes, 60c pel lug box. Bring boxes. 403 Benson "Pay Less and Park Easier" at the ftlVOSDE) 313-315 N. Riverside Our Own Free Delivery CORNED BEEF can 17c Swift's Premium, none better Pancake Flour 10 id. sack 47c Harvest Time, Made by Pillsbury DOG FOOD 4 cans 19c - Bonnie good for your dog TOMATOES , Josephine Tomato Juice 3 cans 25c Campbell's No. 1 tall can SPINACH 2 cans 25c Diamond A, oanned in Oregon, 2 can K Kraft's Miracle Whip Sandwich Spread or Salad Dressing for Better Summer Salads pt.22c qt.35c Apricots No. 1 tall can 1 0c Whole Apricots, in heavy syrup Pineapple 2 cans 39c Dole, crushed in heavy syrup. No. 23 can Shortening 4 lbs. 47c Pearl or Westminister POTATOES 12 lbs. 25c U. S. No. 1 Local. Very nice TOMATOES 3 lbs. 10c Fancy Firm Ripe APPLES 6 lbs. 25c Very Fancy Yellow Transparent SLICED BACON lb. 35c Fancy Oregon brand. Sliced just right MINCED HAM lb. 20c Government inspected. Quality supreme SIRLOIN STEAK lb. 28c Extra Fancy Steer Beef HAMBURGER lb. 15c Ko water, no cereal LARD 4 lbs. 59c Bwift'i Silverleaf FOR RENT Modern home, furnish ed, in desirable residential district: Basement, furnace, etc. Tel. 1639. Auto painting properly done or no charge Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop. GERKE'S MINERAL FOB HKALTH Recommended by Thousands. Free sample with this adv. C. E. HODKRSTROM 317 South KlverMde Exclusive Agent Phone 358 Open Sundays and Evenings CRACKERS Party Salted Wafers 2 lb. box 19c 3 cans 25c No. 2Vj tins ALL CANDY BARS Oum and Life Savers 3 for 10c Hdqi33m5I