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PAGE RTX lrEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, AfEDFOTtD, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 15. 1938. ENTER V1NAR0Z TO COMPLETEWEDGE Franco's Columns Succeed In Separating Catalonia Capital From Remainder of Government Territory BURGOS, Spain. April 18. fAP) Insurgent forces of general Miguel Aranda today entered Vlnaroz, Medl terranean coaatal city on the high way linking Barcelona with the rent of governmeni Spain. Aranda'a hard driving columns earlier In the day hud advanced along the highway from Ban Mateo through San Jorge toward the 6ca, (Occupation ofVluaroz would mean that Generalissimo Francisco Fran cos fl ve-weeks -o!d drive had at lat reached the Mediterranean and the Insurgent wedge had been driven be tween Catalonia, containing the gov ernment capital, Barcelona, and the rent of government territory. (The city Men 108 miles southwest of Barcelona, B3 miles nor thrust of Valencia, former cnpltnl.) Only isolated government units were still trying to halt the Insur gent march to the' sea the rest were reported In retreat from the narrow ing neck of coastal territory. At the northernmost end of the Catalan front, a battle at the French frontier wan Imminent, Insirgent troops which captured the village of Tor yestortlay were swinging south, down along the Andorran border for a flank attack on the government lines resting on Sco de Urgol. SPOKANE. April 15. (AP) Capt. H. Morgan reported a man Identi fied as Jark W. Hoffman, alias J-ick W. Travem, Jumped from a second story residence window and escaped today when officers attempted to aerve an Oregon warrant on him. Morgan said the man was wanted In Jackson county on a buglary charge. District Attorney F. J. Newman aid that Jack W. Hoffman, who scaped from a police officer at Spo kane, Wash., today, was wan let h?re on a robbery charge. Hoffman, a barber, was employed aa a caretaker for the home of Glen Fnbrlck on Rogue river last December. He alleg edly removed and attempted to sell large quantity of goods. Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ada la 1:30 p. m. Congratulations FRANKLIN'S We wish you a world of success In your now cafo BRILL METAL WORKS 1 100 Enst 8th THE JACKSON COUNTY SUSPECT ESCAPES Franklin's Cafe IS EQUIPPED WITH Air - Conditioning Unit TO INSURE IDEAL TEMPERATURE CONDITIONS It Is gratifying to us Hint an Electro Gas air conditioning unit was selected by Franklin 'i Cafe, to complete the very modern equipment of this smart new enfe ... it is another example of progressive firms turninir to ms for dennnd. ability 1 ii i mn ip, imnij! bijii i Franklin's M ' , iff . 4 ! J f Franklin's new and modern cafe, which has been closed for seven wooks for a complete remodeling, will open tomorrow. Franklin's will offer to the people of southern Ore gon the only metropolitan restaurant in the suite, outside of Portland, ac cording to the owners. Dale end Doyle Franklin. Every square foot of walls, floors and ceilings from the modenlstle front to the back door of the kitchen haa been remodeled and reflnlshcd The exterior of the new cafe Is de signednlong lines found only In the large cities, according to Clark md Kceney, who drew the plana for the remodeling. "We believe Franklins will have the finest restaurant front between Ssn Francisco and Port land." Mr. Koeney aald. The outalde wnil Is finished with a high glow white enflincl. The large Neon sign wns designed to fit In perfectly with the detail of the front. The two Chinese red entrance doors have large COURT HOUSE NEWS Furnished by the Jackson County Abstract Co.. 131 E. Sixth Street MnrrlngR License Vaughn D. Stone and Wilma A. Ranney, Maxwell Roberson and Luclle Mc Collum. Circuit Court Talent Irrlgntlon District vs. Wlllda Buckman, et al: to foreclose tax Hen Talent Irrigation District vs. B. L. Powell et ux; to foreclose tax lien. Talent Irrlsntion Dlstrtet va. H. W. Iluntzlngcr et al; to foreclose tax lien. Bern 1 co Stokes va. Dalse Stokes, di vorce. Mary J. Winn vs. John A. Winn; divorce. Southern Oregon Salvage Co. va Unknown Owner; chattel Hen. Southern Oregon Salvage Co. vs. Unknown Owner; chattel Hen. Jackson County Bank vs. H. A. Van Auadall ot ux; for money State of Oregon vs. James Clifton Hnglcr; larceny from a building. R. E. Rlchman vs. John Cearley et al: for money. C. J. Hunter file application to register farm name aa "Meadow Maid Farm" near Talent. Walter H. Lcverette. Alice P Lev eret to. A. Orln Schenck incorporate an "I.lthla Investment Company. Inc., Medford: capital stock, $35,000. Probate of Will Estate of J. W. Poole, deceaard; probate. Estate Laura V. Crocker, deceased; probate. Estate of Eva Mae EUla, deceased; probate. Estate of Adalbert M. Halladay, de ceased: probate. Estate of Chester F. Lewis, de ceased; probate. Entate Martha Jane McOee, de ceasod: probate. Real Etat Edwin F. Robinson et ux to 8. M. Wade, W. D: lot 18 block a. Fruit NEW f 1 vJ;L Will Open Modernized Cafe 'I TSaStrsn1 - ' 4 's a a1SA half-circle gins. The appearance of the unusual front la enhanced by two modernistic windows with half circle ends and a panel of glass brick. The Interior, which Is painted light blue with canary yellow trim, pre sents , cool and restful appearance. The Venetian blinds on all windows have blue bands to carry out the color harmony. Special chromium light fixtures furnish a soft light that Is easy on the eyes. Tho walnscoatlng and fixtures arc Philippine mahogany, specially de signed for Franklin's. There arc two party booths in the new arrangement. The floor is blue and grey tile with Chlnebe red border and the fountain etooU are covered with blue and yel low leather. The new lifetime stainless steel fountain embodies all of the latest scientific developments. If the tem perature varies as much as three de grees a red light flashes. Dale addition, Mod ford. O. R. Braley et ux to W. P. Stewart, W. o.; W(4 lou 8, 9, 10, 11, block 1. Enat Height! addition. Medford D. B. Wattera to Cheater I. Balder- atron. Q. C. D-; 8 acrea In aeo. 7, twp. 39 B. R. 4 west, Dudley Eatea to Marcel Klimek, W. D.: lot In block 'O", Talent. Alton M, Anderaon et us to Frank Howell et ux, W. D.; lot 13 block 3, Medford. A. R. Hopfcr to Ella P. Hopfer. W. D.: half Intereat In lot In Perry'a aubdlvlslon. Nell O. M. Poeter et al to Raymond O. Jonnitton et ux. W. D.; 4.7 acrea In aec. 0 twp. 39 S. R. 1 eaat, A. P. Wclsa to William A. McCuen et ux. w. D.: 4 acrea In DLC 85 twp. 37 S. R. 3 weat. William A. McOucn et ux to W. A. McCord et ux, W. D.: 4 acrea In DLC S3 twp. 37 9. R. 3 west. w. A. McCord et ux to William A. McCuen et ux. W. D.: lot 33, Howard Park, unrecorded. Ollvo Warren Putman to Louis Putman, W. D.: half Interest lot 1 block 1, Page addition, and 3-foot atrip adjoining. In Medford. J. E. Brownlee et ux to Herbert Hartlc et ux. w. D.; lot on Spring street. Medford. ' Ivan 8. Hatfield et ux to Burlrv Gilbert Dewltt. W. D.: lot In Bcllevue tract. In aec. 15 twp. 39 8. R. 1 east Charlea Dunn et al to Wllltam B Powell et al. W. D.; 1.7 acres In DLC 84 twp. 37 8. R. 3 west. The City of Ashland to James Q Adnms et ux, deed: part lot 13 W. C. Myer addition to Ashland. Prank E. Hamblen et ux to Charlea T. Sweeney. W. D.; lot 18 block 11 Laurel Hurat addition to Medford. J. P. Wortman et ux to James B. Buahong et ux. W. D.; land In sec 18 twp. 37 8. R. 3 W W. M. Bert J. Griffith et ux to Merle E Gilbert et ux. W. D.: land In see. S twp. 39 8. R. 1 E W. M. J. J. Oaenbnigge et ux to Harrv Kaplon et al, W. D.: land In SE(J NE; aec. 3S twp. 37 8. R. 3 W , W. M. David W. Pence et ux to Stuart Dltaworth et ux. W. D.: SE; SWl HI wt4 BE'i sec. 19; 8", NWi mb r jiiJUiWa!ia imW8dML We Congratulate Mr , . 1 if! A ' . f - r F " " The ice cream machine and a new 13-hole Ice cream cabinet are out of the way In a glassed -in room In a space formorly the office. This room Is painted white. The office la now above the Ice cream room. The new, all-white kitchen Is ar ranged for quick service. New elec tric French fry pota have been in stalled. New hamburger and steak cube machines will prepare the meat for Franklin's de luxe hamburger and cube steak sandwlshes, which will be featured every day. Food will be cooked on a largo electric- range. Franklin's will grind all of their own hamburger and all beef will be properly aged in a new meat storage room In the basement, according to Dale Franklin. The basement alao contains the new air conditioning equipment which will keep the air fresh and at a uniform and com fortable temperature. Restaurant men who have Inspect and BW'i of sec. 20 twp. 33 8 R. 1 E., W. M. Spratt Wells et ux to William B Whltwell et ux. W. D.: land In WV4 sec. 33 twp. 33 8. R. 1 E W. M. Spratt Wells et ux to William B Whltwell et ux. W. D.; land In sec. 33 twp. 38 8. R. 1 E.. W. M. W. W. Cottrell to Clarence C. Pierce et ux. W. D.: land In DLC 43 twp. 37 8. R. 1 W., W. M. Margurlte A. Walker to Mlllfrld Lee Kortrlght, W. D.; lot 18 block 37 Gold Hill. J. C. Walker to Margurlte A. Walk er. W. D.: lot 16 block 37. Gold Hill. Effle Long to A. P. Long et ux. W. D.: part lota 8. 9. 10 and all lots 11. 13 and part lots 13. 14. 15. 18. 17 In block X Railroad addition to Ashland. Leola L. Stoddard et ux to Laure E. Bralnnrd, W. D.: lot 8 block 18 Butte Palls. Allle Conwell to Glenn B Conwcll et al, W. D.: lot 33 block "Q" Rail road addition to Ashland. Merle E. Gilbert et ux to Bert J. Griffith et ux. W. D.: lot 3 and 4 block X Railroad second addition to Ash!e.nd. rard of Thanks We wish to express our sincere ap preciation to friends and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy ex pressed to ua during our recent be reavement: also for the beautiful floral offerings. The Andrews Children and Grandchildren. Easter Servlres Malta Oommiimler.v No. 4 Knights Templar Masonic Temple. Ashland. Oregon. Sttndav. April 17 Dinner will be served at 1:15 p. m. Reverend Sherman L. Di vine will deliver the Easter message at 3:16 p. m. Special music. All Knights Templar and their ladles are cordially Invited. EARL T. NEWBRY. E. C. R. E. DETRICK, Recorder. See the choice line of EASTER FLOWERS at SCHOEFEN'S. 32 So Central. m Franklin's Cafe on the opening of their new, modern restaurant Fixtures designed and made in Medford PADGHAtVI PLANING MILL Saturday ed the new place say It la the beat, equipped and most beautiful cafe In the state. - "In modentzlng this restaurant all new fixtures, with two or three ex ceptions, have been Installed. Thev are the very latest type and design It la possible to obtain, which en ables us to now offer to our patrons the very best food and fountain dishes. In planning this new cafe several weeks were spent In Portland and San Francisco studying the lat est equipment. Many large kitchens were studied In planning the ar rangement of ours so that we might offer the fastest service possible," Dale Franklin said. "We are glad." Mr. Franklin con cluded, "to be able to offer to tho public this new. modern place. We believe better times are ahead for everyone soon er.d we have great faith In the future prosperity o7 the valley. It Is gratlfylng to ua to keep pace with the growth of Medford." CO-ED BEAVER EDITOR BOOTS O.S.C. TRADITION COR.VALLIS, April 15.-h -The itudent-fnculty activities board at Oregon State college cunaahed a 33-year-old tradition today by appoint ing a co-ed, Lola Williams of Cor vail Is, editor of the 1930 Beaver, the achool's yearbook. The board rejected the application of two men student. Dick Kennedy of Portland was named editor of the Dally Barometer and Imrlo Conn of Roseburg. bu&lneas manager. Other appointments In cluded Don Hand of Corvallls. busi ness manager of the Beaver, Jack Kerr of Corvallla, editor of the Stu dent Directory, and Wayne Cook, West Salem, manager of the Directory. Mexico Is the leading world pro ducer of silver and In the last five centuries haa yielded about five and a half billion ounces of silver, more than 33 percent of world production during that period. Med ford Lod ge No. 1 03, A. P. A. M. Stated com munication. Friday. April 15. 7:30 p. m. Routine business. Visitors welcome. DeMolay work following session. Master Mason especially Invited. R. E. SWEENEY. Secretary. L. L. SANDERS, W. M. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE: 6-year-old Mare, broke to work single or dotible. Comine 3-year-old filly of heavy kind. Kids' pony coming 2. family milk cow. J. I. Fenton, Talent. FOR RENT Houe. M0. Inquire 818 Summit. FOP. RENT ft-room modern house. Adults. 339 Haven. 25. Call 440-M FOR SALE Milk cow. 517 Bessie St. 36 PLYMOUTH COUPE In excellent condition. Only 19.000 mile. 36 TERRAPLANE Coach. Guaranteed first class mechanical condition. 36 PACKARD Touring Sedan. 34 DODGE Pick -up, excellent condi tion, good tires. 34 DODGE TRUCK, l'-i ton, flat bed. PERRY L. ASHCRAFT Packard and International Trucks 128 South Riverside SKINNERS USED CAR LOTS 9th ii Bartlett 143 8. Riverside Reconditioned -Guaranteed Used Cars Lowest Prices I 1937 Dodge, long W. B. Pickup. New a-ply tires, low mlleage. 9646 2937 Plymouth de Luxe Town Se dan, black ' finish perfect, good tires $67B lj)34 Chevrolet Mst. de Luxe Se dan, motor rebored, trunk, green finish - 4436 1936 Ford de luxe Sedan, large built In trunk, finish like ntw, only 24.000 miles 1446 1937 Ford 86 de Luxe Sedan. Radio, de luxe equipment. Perfect finish $665 1833 Chevrolet sedan, apecial $335 1928 Studebaker sedan, It nm. (36 1928 Chrysler coupe 48 1926 Studebaker duplex coupe (35 1026 Ford. Model T coach 14 WOOD WANTED I We will accept wood, dry or green, aa down pay ment on cars up to $150. SKINNERS GARAGE Buick Cars. Phone 102. G.M.C. Trucks ABBEY ALWAYS Quotes Better Used Car Prices! 37 FORD, deluxe aedan 6695.00 36 PLYMOUTH Coupe 36 FORD Coupe 31. .CHEVROLET Sedan 30 PONTIAC Sedan 30 PLYMOUTH Coach 28 WHIPPET Sedan 37.50 27 DODGE Sedan . :n.50 37 STAR Pickup $37.60 Many more to choose from 1 Down payment as low as $11. WALTER W. ABBEY. INC. Open Sundays Used Car Lot across from new build ing. 9th and Bartlett. USED TRACTORS ALMS-CHALMERS Model M. Almost new. Elec. starter, lights, belt pul ley and power take oil. CLETRAC Model K 1300. PERRY L. ASHCRAFT 123 South Riverside FOR SAI R 10 Acrts finest of aol), fair house, garega, family orchard, berries. Joliu city limits. Price $2260. j 3 Acrea. modern 4-room plastered house, garage, large chic house, 3 miles out. Price 91660. -Acre, 6-room modern house, garage, city water, out buildings. . Price $1600. 5 -room modern house, 3 lots. lots of shade, fine garden soil, garage, woodshed. Price 91600. I Terms on all the above properties. A. W. -WALKER Phone 613 333 N. Riverside PLEASANT rooms with meals If de sired, at 716 E. Main. FOR RENT 3 -room furnished apt. au u i u, rnone 041-w. EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD BUYS In u.ed Singer 5" wing Machines. Singer Shop. 33 So. Grape. WANT to lease up to 100 acres of good grain land. We also do all kinds of tractor work, very reas onable rates. Box 4566, Tribune. CLEAR RESIDENCE in Alhambra, California, 8 miles from Los Ang eles; 6 rooms downstairs, 3 apart ments up; exchange for clear rental property or ranch near Medford R. O. Lovell, Rte. 1, Box 65, Gold Hill. 6485.00 . . i .395.00 6215.00 6145.00 165 .00 f rankling cafe Saturday Morning, April 16 DOORS OPEN 7 A. M. Featuring The Finest of Food at Reasonable Prices Special Chicken Dishes AND OUR The Best Ice Cream In Medford We make onr own ice cream and carry many different varieties at all times. Open Saturday Nights 'til 4 a. m. fl-ROOM Attractive. Modern bouse, fireplace, hardwood floor; double garage, corner lots. Lou of nice shrubbery; close in on pavea atreets. A real good buy only 3150, term. L. O. PICK ELL 16 So. Bartlett FOR SALE 1929 Model A Ford closed pickup; good tires and good me chanical condition. 1140 W. 8th. A-l DRY CLEANING-DYEING, Re pairing, Altering and Tailoring. One-day service, guaranteed odor leas. For service of this kind, phone 15. day or night and be sure to call for the DRY CLEANING CAR. All adjustments made to the cus tomer's satisfaction. Sincerely yours, HARRY CHILDS SELL OUT all tools, furniture, scales, electric tailor Iron, mounted cou gar, tubs, boiler, 10-gallon crock, canned fruit, etc. Ford Panel, Hud son sedan. Make offer. Beautiful singing roller canary and cage. 208 West Jackson. ELDERLY Couple want paaaire to Oakland in good car. Share ex penses. Phone 153, Ashland. FOR SALE '31 Model A Ford Road ster. Good condition .throughout. Priced for quick sale. Call 851-J-2 ABOUT 45 ewes and 35 lambs for sale or trade for milk cows. Box 4559, Tribune. FOR 8AL15 Three milk cowa. R. C) Greene, Eagle Point (Butte Falls; Road ) . i '33 PLYMOUTH 4-door Sedan. This Is! a beauty. All new tires. Mecnan- j Ically perfect. This car must be seen to appreciate its value. Only 6349. PIERCE ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge & Plymouth Dlst. 1 FRANK ROBERT REGISTERED Fluhrer We Congratulate Franklin's Cafe UPON THE OPENING of their New Modern Restaurant Trowbridge & Flynn Electric Co. 212 W. Main Street OPENING .of Something Different in Steak Dinners SPECIAL TULIP WANTED Single lady, middle age. to live in trailer house. No objections If partially disabled. Small wages. Write W. E. Styles. Rt. 3, Box 47, Medford. FOR SALE Attractive cabin on river, 3 large rooms, 3 screened porches, fireplace, electricity, water system. Reasonably priced. Phone 1438. REASONABLY PRICED pedigreed Cocker Spaniel pups. Turn left at sign on Jacksonville Highway. V. D. Chamberlen. NEW Trailer House 1145.00. Used trailer houses, one 656.00, one 645.00. Star pick-up $30.00. Lays Auto Camp, Aahland. FOR SALE Exceptionally good Jer sey cow. Jiiit fresh. Francis Russell, 3 miles west Table Rock Store. LAWNMOWERS Sharpened, called for and delivered. Sims Bros., 23 N. Fir. Phone 381. FIRST - CLASS auto finishing and quick service Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop. The Lighting Installation and Fixtures in Franklin's Cafe were installed by Herman Pumcker ELECTRIC WIRING CO. C. CLARK J. KEENEY ARCHITECTS BIdg. . Phone 12 De Luxe Cube Steak and Hamburger Sandwiches SUNDAE LrF7 y ' V- - if i
