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MEDFOTYD MATL TRIBUNE. fEDFORT), OREHDy, FRIDAY, OCTOTiEK 8, 1937. PA'OE SEVEN E IN COURT HERE The $20,000 damage suits of Mrs. AUean Glass against Shlchltaro Fujll were expected to reach the Jury In United States district court late this afternoon. Counsel began their Arguments to the Jury this morning after Judge James Alger Fee had denied defense motions for directed verdicts In fa vor of the defendant. Mrs. Glass seeks 910,000 as admin istratrix of -the estate of her hus band, Clayburn Glass, who was fatal ly Injured In a collision between the Glass and Fuji! cars on the Pacific highway north of Med ford last De cember 22. She Is also suing for 10.000 for alleged personal Injuries to herself. The two suits are sepa rate but were ordered consolidated for purpose of trial by the court. Testimony was completed late yes terday afternoon. Teetlfylng in his own behalf. Fujll said the Glass car, a model T Ford, was about 200 to 130 feet ahead of his when he first saw It as he was proceeding toward Central Point. He asserted the Ford was not lighted but was disclosed by the lights from his machine. When he first noticed It, the Ford was traveling toward Central Point on the highway shoulder. PuJU testi fied. He asserted he applied his brakes to slow down before attempt ing to pass the Ford, Suddenly, he testified, the Ford swung out Into the highway into the path of his car without giving any signal. In her testimony Mrs. Glass had stated that the Ford was being turned to proceed toward Med ford after a stop had been made at Friend's wrecking ycird. Fujll stated he rendered aid to Mr. and Mrs. Glass after the crash. Later, at Medford Community hostptal, he declared Mrs. Glass said to him that she did not blame "you boys for the accident," reference being made to a youthful hitch-hiker Fujii said he had picked up in Shasta, Calif. He stated he had since been unable to find the hitch-hiker. In rebuttal, Mrs. Glass denied ever having made the statement to Fujll. Fujll said he was 37, Seattle resi dent and exporter of lumber to Ja pan end China. He slad he was mar ried to an American-born wife and had two American-born children. Dr. Edwin R. Durno testified he had made an examination of Mrs. Glass on September 29 or 30. As for as he could determine, he assert ed, she was normal physically. He said he found her thyroid gland was symmetrically enlarged and that a hyper-actlve thyroid might possibly re sult from emotional shock after an accident. Physical injuries would not affect the gland, he stated. RE AMES ELECTED AS 1DENT OF PIONEER (Continued from Page One.) last year were given: Vm. Bybee, Mrs. Esther Cameron, Judge Win. Colvig, Dr. Warren Cameron, Mrs. Laura Willy, and Mrs. Kate Grang er. Memorials were read by Mrs. Mamie Nelson, Miss Lydia McCall, and Miss Claire Hanley. Musical numbers added a pleas ant variety to the fornoon program. Selections were given by the Ash land male quartet. Mrs. .Tennne Joy A NUT TO STORE -NOT IGNORE! 'ink , A kernel of wisdom for storing away) When drinking use judgment -you'll find it will pay To buy better whiskey as wise people do) Your drinks will be smoother and mellower, tool CALL FOR WHISKIES tw. HI? CALVrWT OUT TIL CM COW., OI-TILlEmtt-Rf LAV MD. ANDLOIMSVILLXKY.. IXlCUTIVIOrriCt)CHBYSLCSLOOH.V.C. iff of Ashland gave a number of vocal solos, with Mrs. J. W. McCoy as her piano accompanist. At noon the assembly was prlvl- leged to share a bountiful dinner. typical of feasts of the pioneers themselves, which was served at the Women's Civic club by ladies of Bellview Grange. The group was favored during the noon period with selections by Virgil Jackson ot Ashland and his Hillbillies. A. M. Stanley of Redding, secretary and -manager of the Shasta Cascade Wonderland association, also was Introduced. He extended greetings from his organization and spoke briefly of pioneer activities at Red ding. During the afternoon business session the following committee was appointed to act apon a fifty dollar essay award being offered by B. B. Beekman of Portland: Ir ving Vlning, George W. Dunn, Mrs. Fred Wagner, Mrs. Alice Pell, and Gwin Butler. Mr. Beekman offers the award to the student writing the best essay on a historical sub ject. The committee will decldo up on the ruleB of tbe contest, and upon the amount of the award the Pioneer society will offer annually. Mrs. Addle Martin of Bridgeview, Josephine county, gave accounts of the discovery of Crater Lake, which brought many Interesting com ments regarding the lake and Its legends. Her father, Isaac G. Skeet ers. was one of the group of pros pectors making the discovery. Mrs. Helen Myers Warren of Lincoln county, cousin of Col. Robert Miller of Portland, also was Introduced. The first flag raised in southern Oregon In 1S63, possessed by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lane of Ashland, was on display. It was hand made by Mr. Lane's mother, and first waved at a Fourth of July celebra tion on Wagner Creek. The pioneer society will convene in Jacksonville next year, follow ing the custom of alternating be' tween that town and Ashland. S. M. Idress, representative of an Importing concern in Assyria, will give a talk at a special meeting of the Medford Masonic lodge tonight at 7:30. All members are urged to be present. Mr. Idress, who is In Medford for the purpose of purchasing pears for bis company, is a member of the Masonic order in Assyria and also In Brooklyn, N. Y. He has traveled extensively to all parts of the world, and his talk la expected to be extremely Inter esting. 'SPEND... ' ,y ten The Dest Bet" Mystery story and sea thriller two great stories in one, written by' our own Albert Richard WET J EX Wetjen's stories need no recommen dation to those who know real thrillers! PHOTOS IN ROTO a section of exciting news and glorious fea ture pictures First papre takes you to Portland's famous markets for a set of vivid pictures with a story of people; product'. Order Your Copy NOW! 5f P TO STATE HEALTH BOARD "The state law requires any rr son representing themselves as Journeyman plumbers in Oregon to hold a certificate of competancy from the state board of health." It was stated today by Arthur J. Far- rell, plumbing inspector of the Oregon State Board of Health, who Is in Medford. Ho stated that the public should demand to see this certificate whenever nlunibing work was done He said that if such were done, it would help the state in weeding out those without cards, and insure the public receiving work from genu he journeyman plumbers. Mr. Farrell also pointed out that It was a misdemeanor under the state law for a master plumber to employ nnyone not holding a Jour neyman certificate and send them out on a iob. It Is the state's policy 40 prosecute offenders when, the violation Is discovered, he stated. 'DEAD END' HERE Dead End, the great motion picture based on the famous stage play of the same name by Sidney Klngsley, will have Its Pacific coast premiere at the New Craterlan theatre next Sunday and will run for four days. $14.95 PREMIER "102" ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANER in NOW a moml American uiiumiur njicui f handy vacuum cleaner (rift, tor ipiniia ee juur icano vv in fractor or write AMERICAN PAPIATOK CCWANT. 42 Wt 0ih Stmt. Nw York. N. V ... a eitv where hintory is in the making Wf,fc z. See a city whose ancient civilization is now crum bling beneath a modern war machine. Go with F. Brit Austin on the first of his travels to cities in the world's news. "From Hamlet to Hollywood," the story of T Y II O IV E POWER Fame didn't come sud denly, but it came with a bang to the young man whd was brought up m the theatre. FEATURE SUPPLE MENT 12 pages of en tertainment and infor mation News for the homomaker, gardener Articles on Homer Dav enport, Squaw Mountain and a Ghost City. It U produced by Samuel Ooldwyn and released through Untied ArtlsU, and atart Sylvia Sydney and Joel McCrea. In bringing to the theatra-goera ol Medtord the Jim ahowlng of the picture on the Pacific coast, the Cra terlan management telephoned New York City, location of the starkly dramatic Mm. and had the master piece aent via air mall to this city. WINDOW ULA-W sell window glass and will replace your broken windows reasonably, fro w bridge Cab inet Works. Too Late to Classify FOB SALE Basul; new Smut treat ment for wheat, approved by Ex periment Stations. Less objejtlon able to use than Copper-Carbonate. Does the work better, costs no more. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. NOTICE To all J. C. Penney Cus tomers who cashed checks in this store on Tuesday. Oct. 6th, to come In and give us duplicate checks or mall them as these checks have been lost. FOR SALE Modern five-room house, Va acre ground, nice lawn, trees, city water, $1.890.00 $270.00 down, balance $18.00 month. H. O, Wilson, phone 1564. FOR RENT Mountain ranch on Ruch Highway, 5 miles from Jack sonville. Bowden Ranch FOR SALE 109 So. Orange, 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 3 separate porches, wood shed, double garage. Phone 195, business hours. FOR SALE V-8 Ford Coupe. $300 cash. Sixth Street Shell Station. Phone 1630. PAINTER - PAPERHANGER wants small furnished house to renovate for rent or part rent. Box 1427, Tribune. ILext WanraJls 1 I i tll' 1 oave more than 3 at warasi r 3 -ROOM furnished apt. Private bath and entrance. Adult. 9 E. Jackson. FOR SALE Restaurant, well estab lished, fully equipped and stocked. Everything clear. Easy terms In vestigate Immediately. Owner leav ing town on other business. Or will trade for home of equal value, clear. Write box 1289, Tribune, for appointment. FOR SALE pr TRADE Whippet coupe, good tires, $25.00; car radio. 0 tube, $15 00; used tires and bat teries: used car parts. West Med ford Auto Wreckers. Richfield Sta tion on Jvllle Hiway. FOR SALE 7-year old grey gelding, weight about 1400; or trade for cow or feeder pigs as part payment. H. E. Blrdsnll, 2 miles East Cass Wrecking Yard. GOOD WILL USED CARS 1D36 Ford 2-dr Sedan, radio and heater $565.00 1936 Ford Spt. Coupe, radio and heater $560.00 1936 Terraplane Coupe $595.00 1936 Plymouth deluxe Touring Sedan, radio ............. $645. 00 1934 Terraplane Sedan ...... $395.00 1933 Chevrolet Coupe $365.00 1933 Plymouth deluxe Coupe.. ..$3 6 5. 00 1934 Plymouth deluxe Sedan $425.00 SKINNER'S GARAGE Bulck and Pontlao Used Car Lot So. Riverside USED GAS RANGES and Heaters, hot water tank. Leslie's Plumbing Co. HAVE your furnace cleaned by steam. Phone 1261. WANTED Tomato pickers. Ted Fish. Phoenix. FOR SALE Ford roadster, drum and bugle. 436 N. Bartlett. PLEASANT room, board, free garage. 629 West 11th. FOR SALE 5 heavy geldings, com ing 3 and 4 years old. C. J. Haas, Central Point. M(D)OT(GOMiaBWAIHlID) ","SIiiX.i.. FOR SALE 500 pear boxes, 7c each; 10 turkey. $160 each; 12 weaner pigs, $45.00, or trade. Vern Stewart, across from Hansen's Dairy, south of airport. FURNISHED 2 and 3 -room apart ments, ground floor, adults. 604 West 10th. EXCHANGES SMALL well Improved farm In Rogue River Valley, trade clear and cash for good stock ranch, ALSO 25 ACRES, ladlno clover, running stream, all Irrigated, fair Improve ments, clo&e In. Price $3000 00. trade equity for what have vou? THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE Phone 1496 or 1548-R FOR SALE Plant Sweet Pea seed now. Sow our Special Strain long stemmed Giant Flowered Spencers. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. NEED TWO . high-class appliance salesmen with enrs for permanent position in sales organization In Klamnth Fnlls. Salary guaranteed and commission to right men. Must he able to furnish the best of references. If you feel you can qualify see Merit E. Smith, between 3 and 6 p. m. Sunday at Jackson Hotel. WHY UDGA TABLETS CURB EXCESS ACID DISTRESS OF STOMACH ULCERS Ifyourstomach pain is accompanied by GAS, heartburn, belching, bloating, burning, IN DIGESTION, nausea,ete.,don'tUke baking soda, dangerous drugs or half-way measures, but follow the advice of the thousands of former actf-stomach sufferers who recom mend UDGA Tablets to help neutralize ex cesa stomach acids. UDGA Tablets, based on a physician's successful prescription. work fast to brine relief from excess acid stomach distress. Week'streatmentsupplyonly$l on iron -clad cuTATtveot result or money hack f Get UDGA and rtlitjorgtt your money back. Recommended b WKSTEKX THRIFT STORKS and all Rood Unig stores. ' Your Car Needs a Lighter Grade of Onsmae Ydumlw ADM FOR SALE! International tractor. 8-16. double disc and plow, good condition. Inquire at Williams post-office. FOR SALE; Mastadon Strawberry plants, reasonable. 1120 E. 11th St. FOR SALE Model A Ftrd Coupe. 543 So. Ivy. Phone 1002-1. BAPTIST Rummage Sale, Oct. 13. 13. 14. Bldg. next to Brophy's. Bring articles Mon. or Tues. or call 1031 -L. THEY SAY THE NEW ONLY BE ANOTHER GREAT MONEY-SAVER BUT WILL BE THE BEST LOOKING CAR ON THE ROAD THIS YEAR. AND IT WILL STILL DELIVER FOR JUST A FEW DOLLARS MORE THAN LOWEST-PRICED CARS TJ and Save You Moneijl Free Crankcase Refill with 35c FOR BALE Almost new Estate oil circulator. Medford Fuel Co. AUTO refinlshing to match any color, Mitchell Auto Beauty fcJhop. PIANO SALE To make room for new merchandise we are almost giving our present stock of good used pianos away. 10 good used pianos going this week at rock-bottom prices. Easy terms to fit any bud get. Come early and get your choice. Hawley Transfer Co., 118 N. River side. 1938 DODGE WILL NOT MONTGOMERY WARD Oil NOW! Drain Service I a at. Grade I r S 9 """"" , !. . 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