Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 14, 1940, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD- OREGON. FRIDAY, JUNE 14. 1940. PAGE SEVEN V AS AIDE TO VAN INKLE 8lm, June 14. (P)Asi la tent Attorney General Ralph Campbell, attorney lor the ftate unemployment compensa tion commission since iti incep tion four years ago. resigned to day to enter private law prac tice in Salem. Attorney General I. H. Van Winkle appointed H. L. Lister, now attorney for the state in dustrial accident commission, to succeed Campbell. C. L. Mars- teri. Newport attorney, named to succeed Lister. KIDNAPER WALEY IS DENIED HABEAS CORPUS San Francisco, Jne 14 Harmon M. Waley, kidnaper of George Weyerhaeuser, Tacoma lumber family heir, lost his ha beas corpus plea In the federal circuit court of appeals yester day. As a result, the Alcatraz convict must remain in prison to serve his life term. Waley contended that his con viction under the so-called Lind bergh law was invalid because he did not cross a state line during the commission of the crime. SCOn FAR AHEAD IS MUM State Treasurer Candidate Received Almost As Many As Total of 2 Opponents feCX- QUALITY Sa MARKET rry'Tj w- Main Across from Copeo 4L' Deliveries Dally Phone 529 I Tender Steer Beef cl o oc At the Quality Market OarilTip . . . L CEIIS LOZ Wet or dry Pack Fresh Sliced Baby Beef liver lb. 15c Miracle Whip . . . 29c z Quart far Fresh Ground ; Hamburger. 3 lbs. 25c Coffee lb. 23c Wo water or cereal Cn, fc Sanborn Crabs'"."?! . . each 29c Royal 5c Ex.r. large For Ice Cream cr....ib.ioc to Full flavored lamb 2 Ttg. 15c pkgS. 25c Moek Chicken Legs 7 for 25c Oranges. . .2 doz. 25c Made of pure ground veal iT'al r Lemons . . . dozen 23c Cold Meats ... Ib. 25c sbq Pork Roast... lb. 15c Cabbage lb. 3c Meat Prices for Saturday Only. New Local Salem. June 14 (jP) The of flelal nnviu of votes in the Mav 17 orimary election 'hnurerl tori a v that Leslie M. Smii mnublican nominee for state treasurer, received about the same number of votea as both his opponents. Scott's total was 7S.231. com pared with 51.499 for Earl Hill and 24.134 for Floyd J. Cook. A. L. Brown, democratic nom inee for state treasurer, re ceived 60.501 votes, while Ly man Ross, his opponent, got 48.781. Figures for other offices In clude: Congressman first district: Re publicans James W. Mott 65. 358, Kenneth A. Brown 10.895. Democrats Charles A. Robert son 36,398. Congressman second district: Republicans Rex Ellis 11.235, Rov W. Ritner 10,388. Democrat Walter M. Pierce 18.062. Congress third district: Re publican Homer D. Angell 50, 224. Democrats Nan Wood 1 Honeyman 33,494, Ashby C. Dickson 19.730. Attorney General I. H. Van Winkle. reDublican. 133,408; ' Bruce Spauiding, democrat, 90,- 977. Republican presidential elec tors (five elected) Kern Cran dall 114.000, Claude E. Ingalls 113,659, Robert W. Sawyer 113. 613. J. O. Johnson 111,389, Ed G. Boehnke 110,956. Democratic presidential elec tors (five elected) Amanda J. Hart 87.629, John S. Marshall 86.842, Mary Graham Walker 84,884, Lawrence A. Tronsdale 84,881, Earl F. Groblebe 83,573. V y 1 r "J 0MB S H Y-Bewildered la Betll Malek. 3. as she waits la London for assitnmrnt to a new home after fleeing Antwerp . when Nails Invaded Belgium. T.B. E HERE JUNE 20TH Elsie Witchen to Be Guest in Valley After Attend ing National Conclave AT ROGUE RIVER i i i WANT TO SELL YOURSELF A CAR? HERE'S HOW YOU CAN COME TO LAPHAM MOTORS USED CAR LOT SIXTH AND BARTLETT STREETS Select the car that you would like to own and make us aa offer yon may be sure that If It Is possible to deliver you a ear on your own proposition, we will do so We now have aa unusually fine stock of used cars to select from. We have Fords. Mercurys, Zephyrs. Ponttecs. Chevrelets. Plymouth. Our stock of coupes Is the largest la Southern Oregon. If you have us for a coup do not pass this opportunity to acquire en at a "WAY DOWN PRICE." To make room for more trade-ins they must be sold quickly. you have any doubts, whatever, that we don't mean just what this ad says, you try us and see. WE WANT YOUR OFFER DON'T DELAY! GENEROUS TRADE 1" ALLOWANCES - TOUR OWN TERMS WITHIN REASONI If you do not have a ear call us we will gladly call for you and your family our phone 141. LAPHAM MOTORS Your Ford, Mercury and Lincoln Zephyr Dealer SIXTH AND RIVERSIDE PHONE 141 By E. V. Lincoln Rogue River, June 14. (Spl.) W. A. Beck, school custodian, has refinished and revarnished the floors in the high school and next week will begin sum mer maintenance work In the grade school building. J. John son will re-calsomine and paint the wood trim in the element ary building. Mrs. Lucy Young conducts daily art classes in the grade school building, with an atten dance of 10 to 25 per day. Work consists of basket weav ing, clay modeling, and wood working. Sponsored by the school and financed by the Works Progress Administration, the classes open at 9 a.m. and cloe at 3:30 p.m. Walter V. Dennis, superin tendent of schools here, will leave June 17 for Eugene, to work on an advanced degree in education at University of Ore gon. Work pertaining to organ-1 ization. final records, etc., has been completed and the school is in readiness for classes next fall. i Carl Magerle delivered 150 cords of wood on contract to the school district recently. The wood was cut by Harry nd Carroll Randleman. About 123 library and text books have been repaired for another year of service in the school library. Miss Elsie Witchen. acting ex ecutive secretary of th Oregon Tuberculosis association who is now attending the national meet ing in Cleveland, will be a guest in the Rogue River valley next Thursday. A meeting of the executive board of the Jackson County Public Health association has been called in her honor, Mrs. J. C. S. Weills. president, an nounced today. Members of the board are Invited to the country horn of Mrs. Alex Sparrow for 3 p. m. Thursday. Miss Witchen will coma to Medford directly from Klamath Falls and will continue to Grants Pass the same day. Annual report for the associa tion year 1939-40. released by the executive board of the health association, reads as follows: The executive board reports that during the past year it has conducted: 1. Eleven monthly board meetings, with a 96 per cent at tendance. I 2. Five general meetings, for the full county membership with a business session, address by guest speaker, tea served, once each by a committee from Cen tral Point, Jacksonville, Phoe nix, Talent. The annual lunch eon is given under auspices of Ashland and Medford. 3. Sent a delegate to the Na tional Tuberculosis association annual meeting, Boston. 4. Sent 14 delegates to Ore gon's annual meeting at Bend. 5. Held a regional Christmas seal conference in Medford. 6. Helped the rehabilitation of three patients, dismissed from tuberculosis institutions. 7. Financed 232 tuberculosis X-rays. 8. Supplied nearly 2000 quarts of milk to tuberculosis suspects. 9. Financed the upkeep of three health houses. I N D I CT E 0-Howard C. Ilopson (above), former head of Associated Gas and Electri utilities svstem. was indicted by a federal grand Jury In New York on charges of defrauding Investors of more than 120,00.. 000 through mall fraud and conspiracy. TO ATTEND CAMP ATIMO'IODS A meeting of all Boy Scout troop committeemen responsible for camping under Scout aus- v.uh i..t m.ht h.i ?o Kr,.', Shores, troop 4; Rodney Witham, are now signed for one or more Rbert Brry- 7 r"k weeks at Camn McLouahlln. ac Florey. troop 8; Kenneth Cook, ready for use, porch has been added to th lodge, new win dows placed In the front of the dining hall, a new kitchen range obtained and minor improve ments carried out. Registered from Medford dis trict for one or more weeks are Jimmie Miller, troop 1; Jack Holmes. Ralph Burgess. Dick Cott Ingham. Earl Bradfish. Don ald Nissen, Dirk Alford, Bill Pat ton. Larry Wilson, Alden Wright, Robert Pittinger, Bruce McKay, Jerry Warren, Lyle Wilcox, Bill Sims, and Jack Thompson, troop 3; Fred Gardner, and Donald th. ayrup becomes too thlek, dlluta with hot water to the desired con sistency. Oreen coloring may be sub stituted for ths Rod If deelred. Closing tint tor Too Late to Claa II; Ada la SO p. m. NOTICE Of PIBLIC HEARING The OREGON MILK CONTROL BOARD vlll hold a public hearlnf on Wednesday, June ISth, at 0:00 a.m. In the County Court House. Medford, Oregon, to receive vld.no and testimony on establishment of market areas, quotas, wholes&la and retail Drifts to aiatrinutora ana con sumers, prtcee to producers and auch other matters aa will bear on those subjects. OREOON MILK CONTROL BOARD C. E. llrelle. Chairman, A. E. Engbreteoa Oleun B. Marsh. cording to Dale Smith, Medford district camp chairman. At the meeting held at the Boy Scout office each troop committeeman reported upon the numbers of boys from hia troop that planned to attend camp and further plans were laid for additional regis trations. Special attention was given to means of providing total or par tial free campships for boys un able to finance entire cost of a week in camp. Smith revealed that a small fund is now avail able for this purpose and urged those present to take every pos sible step to enlarge the fund. Numerous improvements In 1 the campsite, which is also used by th Girl Scouts of Medford j and by the Campfir Girls of Ashland have been mad since; last season. A new shower house I was constructed and will be I Buddy Blair. Alvin Winn, Jerald Lewis, Harry Smith and Doug Ibs Parkhur.it. troop 17 of Gold Hill; Don Bohnert and Albert Thompson, troop 40 Central Point. Driver Tests Th usual weekly examinations will be held here tomorrow for persona who want licenses or permits to operate motor vehicles. A state examiner will be In council chambers on the top floor of city hall from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. and applicants are asked to re port to him. GLASSES Dr. R. M. Hood, Optometrist Sparta Bldg. Main and Riverside. Medford. Ore. Skillful Service Reasonable mcea BOYD'S DAIRYMAN IS GRANTED FURTHER CONTINUANCE On motion of state dairy agents, a further continuance of two weeks was granted yester day to Victor Gardner, Butte Falls district dairyman, charged with maintenance of an insani' tary" dairy, and selling milk without a license. It was explained to the court that to comply with the state reg '-'.I a Gardner Is placing new floor In his barn, and It will take another two weeks to complete the work. Closing tune for Too Lata to Claa- ilfy Ada la JO p m. Dae Mall Tribune want ad. MARISCH1N0 CHERRY RECIPE NOTICB OF FINAL SETTLEMENT IN- THE COUNTY COURT OF TUB STATE Of OREGON FOR JACK BON COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE BSTATB OF HARRY C. CHASE. Deceased. The undersigned haa filed In the County Court of Jackson County, Oregon, th final account uf he, ad ministration of the Estate of Harry C. Chase, deceased, and said Court haa fined Tuesday, July 1. 1040. at th hour of ten o'clock A. el. of said day, at the courtroom of aald Court, at the Court House In Medford. Jackaon County. Oregon, aa the tlm and plac for th hearing of objee tlona to aald final account, and for the settlement of said estate. All persona Interested In aald es tate are hereby notified and required to make or file their objection to said final account. If any they hae. on or before the tlm aforeaald fld for th hearing and settlement there of. Dat of thla notice and first pub. llcatlon thereof. Is June 14, l40. 6ARAH L. CHASE. Administratrix. O H. BENOTSON. Attorney for Admlnlatratrls, . 136 East Main Street, , Medford. Oregon. 4lba. Royal Ann Chrrls 44 lb, augar Juice of 1 lemon t oc Schilling Liquid Red rood color t os. Schilling Almond Extract Pit cherrlea. Soak overnight In a brine made from 3 tableapoonfula salt and 1 teaapoonful alum for ach quart of water. Next day wash until no trace of aalt la left. To cherrlea add 3 cupfula water, the augar, and the Schilling Coloring. Bring Juat to boiling point. Let atand 94 houra. Again bring to bolUng point. Again let atand for 34 hours. For the third time bring to boUIng point and add the Schilling Almond Extract and lemon Juice. (The addition of 1 teaapoonful Schilling Raspberry Extract and 16 30 dropa of Schilling Roe Extract will considerably Improve the flavor.) 6eal In small bottlea or Jara. tf NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREOON ran, SU" RON COUNTY. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ALICE E. CHASE, ueceaaea. The undersigned haa filed In th County Court of Jackson county. Ore eon. th final account of hie administration of tn Estate of Alice E. Chase, deceased, and aald Court haa fixed Saturday. July 16. 1B40. at th hnur nf 10:00 A. M.. OI earn oar, at the courtroom of aald Court, at the Court House In Medford. Jack son County. Oregon, aa the time and place for the hearing of objectlona to said final account, and for tna settlement of aald estate. All persona Interested in earn e tmtm mrm hsrebv notified and required ia maka or file their objections to said final aeoount. If any they have, on or before the time aforesaid, fixed for th hearing and settlement there- nf. Dat of thia notice Vnd the flret publication thereor, la J'in 17. leto, O. H. BENOTSOH, Administrator. IM East Main Street, Medford, Oregon. A ft 11 Phone 1054 for Prompt, Convenient, Courteous i axmm Delivery Service 4 Timet Daily IjJO A. M. 10 A. M. I P. M. 4 P. M. SPECIALS for June 15 and 17 SWIFT'S ii nn. cue on cue PilEiM Swift's Corned Bf, Its. 1 Una.... Swift's Rout Bf i No. 1 tins Th new, dallclous lunch mat, mad by th makers of Swift's Premium Ham. 2 cans 55c 25c Paid Dot rood 3 cans - Swift's Vlntat Che, lb. brick 3 lb, brick 25c .-...49 Miracle Whip Salad Dressing Pt. 21c Qt. 29c HORN TOOTER-Dr.otto Dietrich (above) Is Hitler's per sonal press chief, often called der Fuehrer's closest friend. When King George of Britain called Hitler an aggressor. Die trtcba reply to the monarch vaa "miserable hypocrite-' CRABS CRABS SEA FOODS We Dslletr C.O.D. Orders LIBERTY MARKET Phen 1(4 ftcJ m """C3 Salslna, Thmpao a Bdis.4-lb ht. I C I a i lay fa-earn AT AV XT wear set ajaaa a W aeaj fflal III iH I X &1UF1AI JUda&VAlUV I Milk. Libbr's qa "I I Babr li. dos QUC ' aaaaraaaaaaaaa-eaeaaaaaasaaaaaaaa-aaa TT I ,h,k1' Mt 7(a ' ' I - , . . 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Mother's Oata packag 25c 15c 25c Post's 40 Bran Flak Economy la 12c Van Camp Park and Beans 10-cs. cans AH. . COM 3 Sunbelt Cleanser 3 tans. 10c Whit King Granulated Soap. family sis. 25c 10c 25c 25c 45 c 10c Wesson Oil V2 gal. cans 67c Heinz Baby Food dozen 85c CAMAY 3 bars 14c CloroK a ejjgr Quart bottls. faC 14 gallon. 23 FELDMAll ELECTRIC 117 EAST MAIN AT BAHTLETT PHONE 1ST Finest Quality Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Selected Daily At Lowest Market Prices PAY CASH AND SAVEi 9