' rETFORD MAIL TRTBUNTC. AfEDFORD. OREGON, FttTDAY, XOVErBER 5. 1937.
PAOE THIRTEEN
LOCAL and
To Reshlngle T. H. Dreealer of
HOT East Main .treat applied at the
city building Inspector! office yes
terday for a permit to reahlngle a
noufa at a atated. cost of 950.
To Merced Robert James, assist
ant manager of tbs Montgomery Ward
store, baa been transferred to Merced.
Cal, and with his wife and small
son Bobby will leave Saturday morn
ing for his new position. He la to
be assistant manager of tba store
there.
NOW TRY A
WHISKEY
Tit CLARKE'S and you'll
soy. "Man, that's good whts
keyl" Why?-i?ecause these
whiskies are three
years oldl Available
in Bourbon
and Rye).
$1.05
Pint
S2.00
Quart
ARROW
OISTILLERIIS,
NC. PEORIA, ILL.
V (TO'
Moor
Valley Greenhouse
Now Open For Business
Ordera for Potted Plants, Bouquets, Sprays, and Floral
Designs filled promptly and delivered if desired.
625 Franquette Street
I ASSOCIATED . ll
announces the appointment of I ,
BEDFORD FUEL CO. 1
I ' Medford
as distributor for j
' ASSOCIATED ' 1
111 Automatic BURNER OIL
jl .TIDE WATER ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY
I : ASSOCIATED
"lviflior ll
jl LISTEN TO ASSOCIATED FOOTBALL BROADCASTS . I
PERSONAL
From Ashland Harry Johnson.
SONS football player from Ashland.
was in Medford yesterday afternoon.
Transferred Here William Rull
hauser, civilian employe from the
Redding CCO headquarters, recently
disbanded, has been transferred here
and will be on duty as a driver at
the district motor transport pool.
Bund to Meet Accordion band will
meet this evening at 7:30 at the
Baldwin piano shop. The group ap
peared at a special assembly at the
Southern Oregon Normal at Ashland
Wednesday morning.
Grange to Meet Roxy Ann Orange
wilt meet this evening at 8 o'clock
at the Orange hall. Election of of
ficers la scheduled at the business
session. All members are asked to
attend.
On Inspection Tour H. 0. Obye,
assistant supervisor of the Rogue
River national forest, and Paul Brln-
son, Junior forester, left this morn
ing to Inspect logging operations be
ing carried on at Chemult by the
Chlloquln Lumber company. Prom
Chemult, Mr, Brlnson was to return
to Union Creek for a conference) with
foresters tomorrow. Mr, Obye was to
continue to Klamath Palls to trans
act other official business.
Religious Census A religious cen
sus of all companies in the Medford
CCO district Is being taken. The
census will show the religious faiths
recognized by the army: Catholic,
Protestant and Jewish. It will not
be broken down Into separate denom
inations of the Protestant religion
or differentiate between reformed and
orthodox Jews. The census will be
used as a guide In determining the
religious services desired in the vari
ous camps.
Membership Drive Yearly member
ship drive of Medford post of the
American Legion la In full swing,
with 100 Legionnaires having paid-up
dues, It was announced today by Lee
Oarlock, membership chairman. The
drive closes December 13, date of
the American Legion district confer
ence to be held In Medfrod, Oarlock
stated. The local post expects to
have reached Its quota by that time.
All Legionnaires wishing to pay their
dues may either see Oarlock or mall
their checks, he explained.
Phone 184 -J
Mrs. t'pp Returns Mrs. Louis J.
Ppp. who haa bean traveling In the
east for the past alt weeks, returned 1
to Medford Thursday. She visited
her old home at Dacatur, HI., after an
absence of 13 years. In settling an
estate aha discovered that oil fields
had been opened and were In oper
ation both north and south of the
family's properties. Her return Jour
ney included a trip through the
southern states and a visit in New
Orleans. Mrs. Upp was more favor
ably Impressed than ever with south
ern Oregon upon her return, she said.
Durham Speaks Adjutant O. R.
Durham of the Salvation Army spoke
to the leaders' association of the
Qlrl Scouts the past week on com
munity service projects. He outlined
a definite plan of organisation and
listed numerous activities to be car
ried out each month, lncludtng
monthly distribution of new maga
zines, cheerful pictures, scrap-books.
flowers, stories, etc, for the seldom
visited children of the hospitals. He
also suggested campftre programs for
all the children In the community
and special Christmas parties. Ad
jutant Durham gave tangible sug
gestions which all the leaders said
they appreciated and the projects
will be developed by the scouts In
their program of service to the com
munity. Hills Brothers To
' Aid Coffee Makers
With Novel Booklet
An attractive and Informative
booklet has been prepared by Hills
Brothers for the use of coffee drink
ers and this Interesting book la now
available without charge to southern
Oregon people, according to an an
nouncement today by A. . Fors sell,
Hills Brothers representative In this
area. Calculated to increase the
public's enjoyment of coffeo, this
little booklet offers helpful hints and
a few precautions for those who
make coffee. "The Art of Coffee
Making" Is the appropriate title of
this carefully prepared and worth
while book.
Medford and Rogue River valley
grocers offer their patrons, without
charge, postal cards with postage
prepaid requesting a copy of "The
Art of Coffee-Making." Those who
mall cards may also check their own
method of coffee making, if special
information Is desired. Those who
do not secure these cards may write
to Hills Brothers, No. 2 Harrison
Street, San Francisco, for a free copy,
BAKERY TRUCK, MO
A Beck's bakery bread truck, driven
by Walter Alfred Prady of 741 Mc-
Andrews road and a machine operat
ed by James L. Kershaw of route
4 collided late yesterday afternoon
on the Crater Lake highway about
five miles from Medford, a city police
report said today.
Although neither of the drivers
were Injured, the vehicles received
considerable damage.
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of tha Stat of
Oregon for Jackson County.
Paul C. Barnard, Plaintiff,
vs.
Doska McDanlel. John Doe Mc
Daniel, her husband; Pleasant L.
Fountain. Jane Doe Fountain, hts
wife; Elizabeth White, John Doe
White, her husband: Delaron Foun
tain, Jane Doe Fountain, his wife:
Mary Long, John Doe Long, her
husband; Bertha oolhns. John Doe
Collins, her husband: Viola Crad
dock, John Doe Cradrtock, her
husband; Lane Wyiand, Jane
Doe Wyiand, his wife; Alonzo
Lane Daley, and Mary Daley, his
wife; Nora Daley Medley. John Doe
Medley, her husband; Opnl Daley
Hand, John Doe Hand, her hus
band; Katie Fleming, John Doe
Fleming, her husband; Tha Times
Printing Company, a corporation;
the unknown stockholders of said
corporation: the unknown heirs of
the above named Defendants, if any
said Defendants be dead; lso all
other persons or parties unknown,
having any right, title, est a to. lien
or interest In or to the real estate
described In the Complaint herein.
Defendants.
To each and all of the Defendants
above named:
In the name of the State of Ore
gon, you and each of you are hereby
required to appear and answer the
Amended Complaint of the Plaintiff
on file herein aealnst you. or other
wise plead thereto, within four (4)
weeks from the date of the first pub
lication of this Summons,
You are hereby notified that If you
fail to appear and answer the Amend
ed Complaint of the Plaintiff as re
quired herein, or otherwise plead
thereto. Piaintiii win iase a uecreo
against you for the relief demanded
in said Amended commaim. a suc
cinct statement of which Is as fol
lows, to-wlt:
That each of the Defendants herein
be reoulred to fullv 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 property described
In Plaintiff's Amended Complaint,
more particularly described as follows,
to-wlt:
The Southeast one-quarter of the
Northeast one-quarter; the North
east one-quarter of the southeast
one quarter of Section 25, Town
ship 37, South of Range 1. East of
the Willamette Meridian; the South
one-half of the Southeast one-quarter;
the Northeast one-quarter of
the Southeast one-quarter; the
Southeast one-auarter of the North
east one-quarter; the Soxitheast
one-quarter of the Northwest one-
quarter; tne eoutnwesi ono-quar-ter
of the Northeast one-quarter;
the Northwest one-quarter of the
Southeast one-auarter: and aovern'
ment Lot No. 3, also described as:
The Southwest one-quarter of the
Northwest one-quarter of Section
30, Townsnip 37. sown 01 ttano 2
East of the Willamette Meridian
or anv 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
id real Drotwrtv heroin de-
nerlbed. or anv Dart thereof, be ad
judged and declared to be null and
void; that the Plaintiff herein be
decreed to be the owner In fee simple
of said real property, free and clear
of any right, or claim whatsoever on
the part of said Defendants, or any
of them.
That each and all of the Defendants
herein, and each and all persons
claiming, or to claim by, through or
under them, or anv or tnem. oe ior-
ever enjoined, restrained and barred
from asserting, attempting to estab
lish, or claiming any right, title, es
tate, lien or interest wnauoover in,
to, or upon said real property, or any
nart or parcel tnereoi, ana tnai nam
tiff's title to said premises be forever
auleted and set at rest,
This Summons Is published In the
Medford Mall Tribune, Meaiora, ure
con. bv order of the Honorable H. D,
Norton, Judge of the above entitled
Court, duly made on the 5th day of
November, 1937.
The date of the first publication of
this Summons la the 6th day of No
vember, 1837. O. H. BENOTSON,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
130 East Main Street,
Medford, Oregon,
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Marlene, Dietrich
Marlene Dietrich and Robert Donat
play a lady In distress and a modem-
day knight who comes to her rescue
in "Knight Without Armor," which
comes to the Rlalto theatre for a
two-day run Sunday. The picture Is
adapted from' the famoust novel by
Ronald Coleman
Steel rings on steel as Ronald Colman
in the role of Rudolph Rassendyl, par
ries thrusts with Rupert Henteau,
portrayed by Douglas Fairbanks. Jr.,
In the new, modern version of "The
Prisoner of Zenda," opening Its local
run Sunday at the Craterlan theatre.
The famous story of the man who
suddenly found his striking likeness
to a king bringing him Into the
midst of dangerous adventure and
intrigue, has touched a responsive
chord In the hearts of theatre fans
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nisiiotl 'sot. f j'nrrj'jr iill Sw'
h 3 TODAY and SAT d) nlim :
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r JAWS OF DEATH! VMt WJ-
in Sunday Hit
ff Jill
James Hilton, author of ''Lost Horizon-'
and ' Ooodbyo Mr. Chlpps.-
"A Bride for Henry," an amusing
comedy romance, will play as the
added feature with 'Knight Without
Armor." Anne Nagol and Warren
Hull hnve the leading roles,
On Sunday Bill
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throughout th country and hia b- I i j'tf g j ' " ' f If jmw i
come known aa one of the beat pic- I -.fi ij CT ml ---. I
tureao, tha I SUNDAY
m Mtdlord Lodge No. JOS. A. f SwNS-L' .'i'" SI It I
A A. M. Special com- I n '3 W M
X9?N0T- 8-7:S0- work In M. M. w T rVTClJ I
'NyA degree. Visitor, welcome. I J ;M " !1 ' XT tAt V
C. M. Houston, W. M. I "V r1fj'' J
R. I. Sweeney, Becy. I 0
Oa. MaU Tribune want adj. LJjl Yr VW I
Singing Cowboy
. j' ...
Oena Autry. most popular singing
cowboy In pictures, cornea to the
Roxy theatre for Saturday onlv In
The Old Corral." With Oene m
the fast -shooting, mountain-sinking
Western are Smiley Brunette, Hope
Manning and- his wonder horse.
Champion.
Episode three of the ''Phantom
Rider-' serial, starring Buck Jones. Is
also on the same program for Satur
day. (Too Mail Trioune wane aas.
DANCE
GRIFFIN CREEK OltANOE Hall
8ATVRTVAY NIGHT
Good Orchestra
Everyone Welcome
NEW GLORY TO THE GREATEST
ADVENTURE STORY EVER TOLD!
DANCE
Follow the Crowd
TO TUB
ORIENTAL
GARDENS
EVERY
SAT. NITE
One Admission Both Halls
DANCE
AT THE
OASIS
EVERY SAT. NITE
SPRING FLOOR
PEt"PV MUSIC BY
Hal Grow's Pep Peddler
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