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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ORF.fi OX, THURSDAY. OPTODFR 20. 1938. PAOE FTVE OF YORKTOWN FIGHT i mil The Southern Oregon Chapter of the Oregon Society. Sons of the American Revolution met In the First Presbyterian church last evening In celebration of the 167th anniversary of the battle of Yorktown. A dinner served by ladles of Grace Circle preceded the program. A very good representation of the members of the chapter were present, repre senting Grants Pass, Klamath Falls and Med ford. Attorney A. C. Hough of Grants Pass, first vloo president of the chap ter, gave an Interesting resume of the events leading up to and a graphic word picture of the "Sur render of Lord Cornwallls at York town." Citing the battle of Yorktown and the progression and retrogression of events leading up to our present day. Prank Hull spoke In glowing and elo quent terms on "better advance to patriotism." basing his remarks on the law of Moses, stating that "the spirit that organized this government was another law of Moses." Speaking of the Immigration prsolem. Mr. Hull stressed the vital Importance of teaching and acting "Americanism," on the street. In the school, on the playground, everywhere. In recognition of the life and serv Ives rendered by Capt. Oliver Crom well Applegate, who was a member of HOW 25 WOMEN LOST UGLY FAT In Special N. Y. Test Ask Your Doctor If It Isn't Good Way. Read Every Word NEW YORK, N. Y. -In a test by a prominent N. Y. Physician and na tionally known newspaper woman 35 women lost a total of 286 lbs. in 40 days. YOU. too can follow this SAME. SENSIBLE plan right at home and here It Is: First of all go light on fatty meat and sweets. Eat plentifully of lean meats, fish, fowl, fresh fruit and vegetables. And for proper tunc, tlonlng take a half teaspoonful of Knischen Salts In hot water every morning. DON'T MISS A MORNING 1 And Nil Is Important! Krnsehrn Is NOT harmful. It l not Just one salt ns some people U norantlv believe. Rather It's a blend of 6 active mineral salts (Formula right on box) which when dissolved In water make a healthful mineral drink slmllnr to Famous European Spa wnters where wealthy fat women have gone for yenrs. A Jar of. Kni schen costs only a few cents and makes 5 gallons of a most highly efficient mineral drink. So fat ladles get some gumption! MAKE UP YOUR MIND YOU'LL 6TICK to the above. Plan for 28 days and Just see If you don't lose fat and feel healthier and younger. . (Note: You can get Kruschen at Western Thrift Stores and druggists everywhere.) K)V fOREIBIl j Labor Dictators SB 1 VPaI wmoof With Ballet Company VOTER REGISTRY " If v j Maria Tovanvn, above, will he one of thirty artists In the San Fran rlseo Opera Ballet roinpanv uhh'li will appear nt the Molly theater In Med ford, November. 16. The ballet features Janet Reed, prima ballerina, a former Medford girl who Is hailed In dance circles as one of the coming stars of this generation. the Oregon State Society and chap ter member of the Southern Oregon Chapter. Rev. John W. Hoyt. chap lain, presented a glowing testimonial of his life and activities. TAUGHT AT FAIR How to properly ripen fall and winter west coast pears la being taught by lecture. literature and ex hibit at the annual food show now In progress In Philadelphia. The displays are complete In them selves, scientifically showing the vari ous stages of the ripening process. Proper degree of ripeness is consid ered essential to the promotion of sales as frequently In the pasl) pros pective consumers have been lost after the first sale because the pears have been sold green. This barrier Is being overcome through the edu cational and promotional work car ried on by the Oregon-Washington- Cellfornla Pear Bureau. The Philadelphia exhibit, arranged by the bureau following a scientific study by Prof. Henry Hartman, hor ticulturist for the bureau and Ore gon State college, has been attract ing widespread attention and baa been given considerable publicity in Philadelphia. Camden. N. J.. and other eastern newspapers. The Cam den Courier-Post referred to the dis play as a highlight of the food show. The show openeo October 13 and eontlnuea through October 28. Closing time for' Too Late to Clas sify Ads Is 1:30 p. m. Notice. In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate f Em- monds L. Basford. also known as E. L. Basford. deceased. Notice la hereby given that the undersigned has filed her final report and account In the above entitled matter, and the above entitled Court has fixed November 18th. 1938. at 10 o'clock a. m., in the County Court Room. In the Court House, In Med ford. Jackson County, Oregon, as the time and place for hearing objections to said Pinal report and account, and for the settlement thereof. LOUISE BASFORD. Administratrix. Ten High Offers Double Your Enjoyment become It'i the Whiskey that's Donbly-SissoUi! Doubly smooth, doubly-rich TEN HIGH Doubles Your Enjoyment. It has "No Rough Edges" to mar its true bourbon taste. TEN HIGH is distilled under doubly careiul scientific control in the world's largest distillery. PINT BY LOW PEAR PRICES LOSES FINE ORCHARD PORTLAND. Oct. 20. (fl) An or der signed today by Federal Judge Claude McCotloch permitted Meta P. Simon, creditor, to foreclose mort gages on real property owned . by Hendy Van Hoevenberg, a well-known Medford pear producer. Van Hoevenberg was granted a two year redemption limit to save more than 200 acres of orchard. There will be no deficiency judgment and the Judge said Van Hoevenberg was as sured the property would be main tained as an orchard during the re demption period. The Judge had granted a stay In the proceedings last June. In April he dented a motion to dismiss n farmer-debtor petition In an effort to aid the grower who had devoted 28 years to developing the tract. The court had based Its decisions on the hope of favorable market conditions this year and noted that the outlook hod turned out to be unfavorable. The Medford Production Credit as sociation eaftler this year reported a $14,000 loss on Van Hoevenberg's 1937 crop. Memorialise Fire Fighters CODY. Wyo. (AP) A monument has been constructed on the North fork highway to the memory of 15 men and youths who lost their lives In 1937 fighting a forest fire in the Blackwater forest fire. Most of the victims were -COC camp boys or for est rangers attempting to extinguish the blaze. 4 Parrot Imitates Skyrocket. OAKLAND, Cal. (UP) When Herbert C. Toles" highly gifted talk ing parrot left its perch and took to a tall tree, he finally fired four skyrockets past it In 1 an effort to make It come down. In the end he was obliged to shinny up the tree after It. Once back on its perch, the parrot was able to give a pass able Imitation of the noise made by a rocket whizzing past. Use Mall Tribune Want Ad. - r 85c quart $1.60 4 TABULATED FOR ALL PRECINCTS The official tabulation of regis tered voters In the 70 Jackson county precincts for the general election Tuesday. November 8, as prepared by the county clerk's office, is as follows: Ashland Boulevard .... East Central Rep. Dem. Mis. Tl. 150 97 248 158 . 102 262 330 312 259 328 393 320 177 100 125 199 100 373 128 209 444 ,433 20 81 58 304 210 113 537 149 139 346 West Central 208 113 133 95 Oak .... North East - Southeast ... Northwest 8outh West Antloch .. .... Applegate ........ Bnrron .......... Bellview ......... Brownsboro .:. Butte Palls 169 10 160 13 103 14 68 8 38 2 63 84 41 114 60 106 1 6 8 5 2 2 Central Pt., N. 209 224 11 Central Pt., Climax Derby 260 170 14 6 41 22 160 126 59 40 36 143 1 82 2 53 1 Colestln Eagle Point .. Flounce Rock Foota Creek ... Gold Hill Griffin Creek... Hlllcrest Howard 235 291 11 85 81 3 70 68 1 140 203 3 Jacksonville. N. 204 137 1 143 5 342 Jacksonville, 8 Lake Creek 127 275 137 451 334 247 259 164 310 283 257 325 317 297 257 316 224 203 279 393 323 283 316 216 318 390 436 272 397 97 683 380 160 61 00 36 1 Medford North Main ... 221 South Main.. 182 226 4 147 5 N. Central.... S. Central.... S. Riverside. N. Riverside. North Oakdale ..... Newtown . King Northeast .. Cottage ...... Southeast .... 119 124 4 112 142 5 84 79 1 122 178 10 123 163 7 142 183 115 .... 140 2 1 5 2 5 4 4 6 5 4 4 6 7 6 5 6 2 3 8 1B0 136 149 143 139 116 145 166 121 99 Queen Anne East Southwest ... South West Kenwood Northwest Haven 132 132 67 142 183 204 184 135 174 96 112 105 114 97 Mound 112 100 Orchard Home 178 207 Perrydale 241 189 Phoenix, East.. 132 138 Phoenix. West.. 203 191 Plnehuret . 25 67 Rogue River 252 308 23 Roxy Ann 171 205 Sams Valley 66 93 Sterling 31. 30 Talent, East... 176 143 Talent, West... 176 121 Trail 122 160 Union 76 72 Watklns 52 34 Willow Springs 95 66 Wlmer 103 112 Reese Creek .... 81 71 322 303 287 162 92 162 223 165 Total 9.300 8.874 314 17.S OREGON INVITES SALEM. Oct. 20. (AP) An invi tation to King George VI and Queen Elizabeth of Great Britain to visit Oregon on their proposed North American tour next summer was sent today by Gov. Charles H. Martin Mayor Joseph K. Carson of Portland, and Leslie M. Scott, president of the Portland Chamber of Commerce. The Invitation, bearing the seals of the state, the city of Portland and the Portland chamber of com merce, was sent to Sir Ronald Lind say, British ambassador to the United States. Governor Martin met the royal pair In 1027 when he was an army major general in command of the Panama canal department. They then were the Duke and Duchess of York Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads la 1:30 p. m. Roll Call Head Cornelius C. Colt, former vice- president of the First NnMonnl Ilnnk of Portland, who for the third ron Hpcutlve time Is chairman tif the Red Cross roll-mil for Oregon this year. ROLL CALL SET BY RED CROSS Annual American Red Cross roll- call with open on Armistice Day, November 11, and continue through Thanksgiving Day, November 24, it was announced here today by Gcorgo T. Frey, chairman of Jackson county chapter. The goat for the 34 chapters In Oregon this year has been set at 70.900 members, the national objec tive being six million adult mem bers, Mr. Prey said. Enrollment of 64.716 members in Oregon Inst year was a gain of 8.976 or 16 ppr rent over the membership of the pre vious year. For the third consecutive year, Cornelius C. Colt has been appoint ed state chairman for the Oregon roll-call. A former vice-president of the First National bank of Portland. Mr. Colt has long been Identified with civic and social welfare enter prises. ASHLAND, Oct. 20. (Spl.) Con tract between the City of Ashland and the California Oregon Power company waa renewed for five years at .. Tuesday night's regular council meeting. The extended contract is virtually the same as the present one. Under the contract the city power supply will continue to be supple mented by, purchase of current from the company. The contract provldea a rate of nine mills for the first 50.000 kilo watt houra per month and eight mills for the next 60.000. When the con sumption exceeds 100.000 kilowott houra the rate la 7 5 mills excepting In any month when the Copco aupply exceeda 50 per cent of -the total In which event the first 50.000 kilowatt hours will cost nine mills and any thing in excess 7.5 mllla. The company stipulated In the con tract that the minimum amount each year shall be 86,000, payable monthly. .THOUTA j m 4(1 bis I -v- i . SAY 1000 MOTORISTS WHO MADE MILLION MILE TEST WITH RED LION GASOLINE These tliou.'ond motorists wanted lo savvie if Cilniore had something extra hot. So they got in the groove. ..made their own impartial test ...in all makes, sizes and ages of cars. ..and majority sang out "Red Lion's the elassP The whole eahoodle averaged 183 miles per gallon. Try Red Lion... then you'll agree no other go swings a ear along as smoothly, or as econom ically as Red Lion. Tkanaa tl meteniH, lea. Ana LION HIAD MOTOR Oil H His fops 1h wot Of pOffornsMSi TRY ITI USE THE GASOLINE YOUR NEIGHBORS RECOMMEND IUNI IN CltATtl COURT HOUSE NEWS rMrmsbed 0 Uie JacksoD UmDt) Aastract Co. 121 K Slitb Street Marriage Licenses. Robert I.. MrClure and Emlljr F. Brown. Edward D. McClure and Alpha O. Hodgklns. Leo B. Hamm and Peggy O. Oulley. Vollle N. Powers and Cora E. Gib son. Orvelle Hanson and Eileen Morri son. RUAsell W. Stewart and Cloldle Chandler. Burton O. Lowry and Barbara C. Wall. Forrest V. Harrison and Mary K. Crockett. Virgil w. Jackson and Lucille Hsrt well. . Clrrult Court. State of Oregon va. Paul Harry Christian: burglary In a dwelling In the nlflht time. State of Oregon vs. Charles Jack Schneffer: larceny by bailee. Mftbel Polctte vs. Lindsay Polett; di vorce, John E. Enders va. Lewis Clark et al: for money. Walter Brunner files certificate of assumed business name of "Brunner Dental Laboratory," Medford. Gertrude Rosecrana vs. Benjamin Rosccmns: divorce. J. 8. Reed vs. Rnlph Garren: chat tel lien. W. R. Davis vs. Faust Palmer; chat tel lien. W. C. Landgraf va. Jack Thurman dba. Acme Cleaners: chattel Hen. D. F. Kay. dba. Kay Chevrolet Co. vs. R. L. Forest: chatel lien. George E. Bfrglund. William E. Walte. Anna B. Walte file certificate of assumed business name of "Palm Motor Court." 106S Siskiyou Boule vard, Ashland. . James Hoxle vs. Lois Hoxtc; divorce. Caulson Poultry & Stock Company vs. J. O. O. Wlmer: to quiet title. Heal Kstnte Transfer,. Mamo Cronernlller et al to J. C. Green et ux: Q.C.D. to Lota 1, 2, 8 Blk. 4. City of Jacksonville. J. C. Green et ux to Mary T. Mor ris: W.D. to Lota 1, 2, 5, 6 and W. D. to W14 8i 84 8E',4 8WK See. E. L. Wetzel to Vivian Norman Bnrto: W.D. to land In Seo. 20 Tp. 36 S. R. 4 W. W. M. C. E. Moore et ux to Mrs. Mattle Todd: W.D. to land In Sec. IB Tp. 34 8. R. 1 W. W. M. Henry C. Bee be et ux to Benjamin H. Chrlstlleb et ux: W.D. to 8E SW'4 8W4 Sec. 11 Tp. 89 S. R. 1 E. W. M. C. D. Mallatt et ux to Wllma B. Mallatt; W.D. to Lot 8 Hllslnger Sub division. Hazel I. Ferns to E. L. Bryant: WD. to NE 8W14 Sec. 32 Tp. 88 8. R. 1 W. W. M. Grace H. Orr to Ada Bawcom; W. D. to W14 SV4 814 SE14 8W'4 Seo. 25 Tp. 36 8. R. 2 W. W. M. J. F. Neeley et ux to Fred Walte et ux; W.D. to land In DLC 60 Tp. 38 8. R. 1 W. W..M. Mary Woodson et al to J. 0. Dug gan et ux: W.D. to SE'i BVJV, and 8W'4 SW',4 Sec. 33 Tp. 35 B. R. 2 W. W. M. . Chester Arthurs et ux to Claude H. Long et ux: Q.C.D. to 814 SEV4 Sec. 28 Tp. 30 8. R. 2 E. W. M. Harold E. Reed to Florence M. Lit tle; W.D. to E4 of NEV4 8eo. 16 Tp. 35 S. R. 4 W. W. M. E. L. Ernst et ux to George P. Chalker et ux; W.D. to Tract 41, Champltn Sub. Leon Hanscom et al to W. M. Hens corn: W.D. to WV4 of 8E Sec. 28 Tp. 35 8. R. 2 W. W. M. Lindsay P. Polette at ux to Isaac George Neevell; W.D. to 8 W 14 NW14 and NWH 8WV4 Sec. S Tp. 86 8. R. 2 W. W. M. CIIMOII CIRCUS, CVUT IIIDAT, Harold W. Wilson at ux to Linale M. Bean: W D. to Lot 10 Blk. 9, Park Add. to Medford. 8. H. Bender to Robert R. Harntsh et ux: W D. to land In DLC 95 Tp. 37 S. R. 3 W. W. M. 0. A. Pranzen et ux to Henry M. Bennett et ux: WD. to land in Sec 17 Tp. 38 8. R. W. W. M. Henry M. Bennett et ux to O. A. Franaen et ux: W D. to land In Sec. 28 Tp. 38 8. R. 4 W. W. M. Maggie Rukes to O. M. Huber et ux: W D. to 8'4 Lots 11 and 12, Clo verdale Add. to Medford. G. M. Huber et ux to Walter L. White et ux: W.D. to 8V Iota 11 and 12, Cloverdale Add. to Medford. Roy P. Hlpsley et al to Roy E. Neely et ux: W.D. to Lot 6 and part Lot 4 Blk. 22, Chltwood Tract to Ashland. Laura B. Drumm et vlr to William W. Drumm et ux: Q C D. to part Lot 4 Blk. 1, Nlckell Add. to Medford. Mary Hessenauer to Wm. B. Old ham et ux: W.D. to 8W"i of NW'i of NWVi Sec. 14 Tp. 30 8. R. 1 E. Mark 8. Hamaker et al to Maud A. N. McDonald et al: W.D. to tract In SW!4 of NE'i Seo. 4 Tp. 40 8. R. 4 E. Elsie A. Riley et vlr to Alfred C. Mlttelstoedt et ux: W.D. to Lot 3 Sec. 10 Tp. 88 8. R. 1 w and land In DLC 40, Tp. 36 8. R. 1 W. BIRTHS Born at Sacred Heart hospital Oct ober 17 to Mr. and Mrs. William Norllrw of Bagte Point, a baby girl weighing 7 pounda and 8 ounces. Both mother and daughter are re ported doing nicely. Phone 542, We'll haul away your refuse. City Sanitary Service. tEBKD 2& (Effective Oct. IB, 103R) Leave MEDFORD 9:55 A. M. Serving all points on the East side or the Hacromento Valley, Los Mollnos Chlco nlggs Orldley and Marys vllle. orfera direct connection East via Reno and Salt Lake City. RETURNING Leave 8ACHAMKNTO 11:45 A.M.! Marysvllle 1:08 P.M.! Grldlejr 1:48 P.M.; Chlro 2:43 P.M. This new schedule It' In addition to existing service. Low Fares To All Polnttl DEPOT: Central A 8th PIIONK: 735 HOWARD O. POWFXU Medford, says: "I'd nev er used Red Lion prior to six weeka ago. It's mire 'way ahead of any other gas gives great er mileage and no ping in my motor." EARL LAMPHEAR, Grant Prm fireman, got 10.4 miles per gal Inn In Terra pi une. He says: "This Is my twen tieth year ss a car driver. I've never iwd a gas as powerful as Red Lion." Citmen didn't pay fy af rtmmnpntiom to any of ikt driv m in thU mntmll rtrerdi mot ?rWW by sn indrpmntUnt Or HUf Pi.We Attouninni Firm. . NIC (RID) NltWOII LAMPORT'S CLOSE OUT SALE Offera you a chance to SAVE MONEY on your STOVE, whether it be a Heater or Cook Stove. Check these and come in to aee others not listed here. $4.00 Sheet Metal AIR-TIGHT HEATERS Buy now and tfjO 77Q save money !- I w $37.50 Coal or Wood CIRCULATING HEATER To close out at $19.95 $39.75 PERFECTION COMBINATION STOVE Circulating Heater rv.0ook $24.95 $7.65 PERFECTION ROOM HEATER We quit $5.95 $39.50 Coleman "INSTANT GAS" RANGE Our loss is 04 QC your gain $69.60 LOW OVEN TABLE TOP COLEMAN RANGE White Enamel black trim $44.95 $99.00 Latest Model COLEMAN RANGE Low oven Table Top Dad;y $69.00 $83.50 Superfex Controlled Heat CIRCULATING HEATER Perfection's (CQ best teller $70.60 Circulating Oil HEATER In attractive Enameled Cabinet $39.50 $127.50 Large SUPERFEX OIL HEATER Ideal for ichool, store or S $59.50 $7.85 2-Burner S-Bpeed ELECTRIC HOT PLATE Camp Stoves and Trailer Stoves Reduced Btoves CC OR LAMPORT'S 230 EAST MAIN MEDFORD, ORE.