TEN MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
Your Health and Its Care
BY DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. D.
' Raadari should address ioqulriei toi Dr. William Brady
2B El Camino. Beverly Hllli. Calli. '
. HOMEOPATHIC TREAT
, Tho xuiential orincinles of
homepathy as a "school" or sys
tern of practice, fathered by
H a h n e m ann
150 years ago
are almost for
gotten today,
although D r .
Hahne mann
and his teach
ings served a
great purpose
and restored a
degree of san
ity to medical
practice which
was anything
: Dt Brad . but rational be
fore his day, what with bleeding,
salivation purgation, blistorlng
and other drailic methods .which
in too many instances, made the
treatment worse than the dis
ease. Even if we now believe the
cures attributed to homeopathic
treatment (minute doses of the
drug the practitioner thinks will
produce similar symptoms) are
really due to natural powers of
recovery working unhindered,
still we must udmit that Hahne
mann contributed much to medi
cine and some of his teachings
are employed in practice by most
good physicians today.
In saying this I do not endorse
or approve of homeopathy or any
other so-called "school" of medi
cine, least of all "allopathy'
which never was a system of
practice anyway. In my opinion
a healer who purports to be a
bomeop&thist. an allopathist, an
osteopathia or anything other
than a physician fitted by edu
cation, training and character to
employ whatever method of
treatment the patient needs In
his Judgment, is exploiting the
ignorance and credulity of the
public.
One good Instance of the use
of a homeopathic principle, in
everyday practice is the treat
ment of ivy poisoning perhaps
the best treatment we have to
day. I mean the hypodermic or
rather deeper muscular injec-
' .' NOTICE
In the County Court of the
State of Oregon, for Jackson
County.
In the Matter of the Estate of
, RICHARD IRWIN STUART,
deceased and the copartner
ship estate of R. I. STUART,
Deceased, & Sons. ,
i Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned, executrix of
the estate of Rlchnrd Irwin
Stuart, deceased, and adminis
tratrix of the copartnership
estate of R. I. Stuart, deceased,
& Sons, has filed herein her
final report and account and
that Monday, July 31, 1944, at
10 o'clock A. M. at the court
house In tho rlty of Medford, In
.Hid county, has been fixed by
the above named court as the
time and place for hearing ob
jections to said final account
and for the examination and
allowance thereof.
Dated: June 8, 1944.
ISOBEL STUART.
'. Executrix of estate of
Richard Irwin Stuart,
deceased and admin
istratrix of R. I. Stu
art, deceased, tc Sons.
CALL FOR BIDS
' Bids for 100 cords of wood of
either body fir in 4-foot length,
plit to not more than 9 inches
or heavy slabs 4 foot length.
Bldaylll be opened June 28th,
MARGARET E. JOHNSON
Clerk of School Dist. No. 1,
Jacksonville, Ore.
8UMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON,
FOR JACKSON COUNTY
J. F. BROWN. Plaintiff, vs. I
MOUNTAINVIEW LAND CO..
an Oregon corporation, S.
VILAS BECKWIT H, CLAUDE
MILES,' JOHN R. ALLEN,
unknown neirs of John R. Al
len, deceased. HAZEL LOWD
heir of J. E. Enyart, deceased;
unknown heirs of J. E. Enyart.
deceased; also all other per
sons or parties unknown claim
ing any right, title, estate, lien
or interest in the real estate
described in the complaint
herein. Defendants
To the above named defendants:
IN THE NAME OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, you and
each of you are hereby sum
moned and required to appear In
the above entitled court and
cause and answer the complaint
of the plaintiff on file herein
within four weeks from the date
PK1W0RMS
At Last
A Real Treatment!
Toe aiar Dot raellle how man of rear
aatshborfl rnmn-upe ej U aa rhtMraa
have Pin-Wnrmt at thit wr aaomant.
People don't utk about thia nasty Infaa
tlotv. Snmctlmw lhjr are too wwlnrfiwil
t mention th tormanllnf rarlal Itrhinffi
ana op to now thrr save usually uffrj
In ellenre barauae thar have nut known of
aftr effartlve war to .laal with ttili rirradfu!
faat that Uvea iniiae tha human body.
Jateerreef Meeitef Otecavarr
Today, thansa to 4 valuable arltntfne dlt.
notary, a remarkable haw traaimant haa
bwn made possible. It la hated on a ar-arlal
'Vila, known a gentian vlokt. Thia drug
1. tha iltal elamrnl In P-W, tha naw Pln-
,..-m tablate developed hy lr. D. Jam
.''.n. America's laa.llnt epeelaltate In
. 1 madieinee. P-W tablata are amali
' near to taka. and thay art In a eoaclel,
.'.a way to destroy Pln-Worma.
it la vary away to Vetch" thia naaty fn
faction, and tha utly craaturaa can eauaa
raal distraea. So watrh for tha alana Ihht
tnay mean Pin-Wnrir.il Itahina eeat, un
naay etomarh. bad.wattlnv, narvoua fldiret
Ine. If you suspect Pin-Worms, set a hot
of P-W riahl a ay and follow toe simple
directions careful!: .
P-W raoeae Pia-Wem rallaf I
Friday." June 18. 1944
MENT OF POISON IVY
Hon of a minute dose of the poi
son Itself for quick relief and
cure of ivy poisoning. In many
cases the severity of the irrita
tion and itching or burning (say
no more, brother, I know!) is re
lieved within 24 hours; in some
cases a second dose Is advisable
after 24 hours; in some cases
even a third "shot" may be re
quired to complete the , treat
ment. The poison Ivy extract,
antigen, toxin or homeopathic
dilution ?f Rhus toxicodendron
used for this purpose is supplied
to physicians by most of the
large pharmaceutical manufac
turers.
Detailed instructions in pam
phlet on Ivy Poisoning, mailed
on written request (no clipping)
if you inclose stamped envelope
bearing your address.
QUESTIONS. & AV8WEK8
Vinegar Baths
I am taking vinegar baths. Do you
advise auch treatment for piles? Will
you please sand me a pamphlet on
plies? Send It to Oeneral Delivery.
(K. H.l
Answer Bend stamped envelope
bearing your address, for pamphlet
"It Is Stupid to Suffor Prom Piles.
For all the good It will do you may aa
well throw the vinegar over the left
shoulder In the dark of the moon.
Atrophia Klilnltls
Several doctors have told ma I
have atrophia rhinitis, but they do
not tell ma what to do about It.
(T. B. L.)
Answer Otherwise called atroohlo
catarrh or, If fetid odor la a symptom,
ozena, instructions lor use of some
remedies Itf booifJet "Call It Cri" for
copy send twenty-five cents and
stamped envelope bearing your ad
dress. The condition la not dangerous.
Just disagreeable.
Ill, Mike, Are Tie RlaaleaT
I usually approve of evervthlrur vou
say. But ,..y alike, aged 1. likes a lit
tle or (proprietary food
nostrums) with his milk, and as
both of these contain soma chnco-
iste I wonder 'f you would approve
of It. (Mra. O. H.(
Answer Oh, I avppoae It doesn't
matter whether such pap la used to
persuade sissies to take their jnlik.
Tough guys taka thelr'a straight and
make no fuss about It. For everyday
nutrition of course straight milk Is
superior. Mike la lucky to have all
the plain pure fresh milk he wants
and if you don't start monkeying
with It he'll probably take it and
like It without all the fussing.
,W,yrmut, mvi jonn r. Dine Co.)
of the first publication of this
summons which is June 2, 1944.
You are further notified that
In case you fail to appear and
answer plaintiff's complaint
Within salri timo nlnlntlff u.lll
apply to the court for the relief
jtayea ior in saia complaint, a
succinct statement of which is as
follows:
For a decree of the court that
the above named defendants may
be required to set forth the
nature of their several claims to
the real property described in
the complaint, to-wit:
The south half of the south
east quarter; the southwest
quarter of Section 28, Town
ship 33, Range 1 West; the
west half of tha northwest
quarter of Section 35, Town-
atlin 35, Rnno I Wa. tv a I
and that all adverse claims of
saia defendants, or either of
them thereto, may be determined
hv a Hacrfta nt thia ..... n.J
that by said decrc it be declared
ana adjudged that plaintiff is the
owner of said premises, and that
the defendants, or either of them,
have no estate or interest what
ever in or to said land and
premises, and also that said de
fendants, and each and every
QUA Of thom ho fnratup
from asserting any claim what
ever in or to said land and
premises adverse to the plain
tiff AnH fnr anoh nil..... ,nT
further relief as the court may
deem Just and equitable.
mis summons is served upon
you by publication once each
week for four consecutive weeks
In the Medford Mail Tribune, a
newspaper of general circula
tion published at Medford, Jack
son County, Oregon, by order of
the Hon. II. K. Hanna, Judge of
the above named court, which
order is dated Mav 29, 1944.
NEFF & FKOHNMAYER,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Cooley Theater Building,
Medford, Oregon.
Summons for Publication
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR JACKSON COUNTY
MARGARET WILSON, Plain
tiff, vs. CARROL WILSON,
Dcfendnnt
TO CARROL WILSON, De
fendant. In the name of the State of
Oregon, you are hereby sum
moned and required to appear
In the above entitled Court and
cntise and answer the Complaint
of Plaintiff therein, on or before
four weeks from and fter the
date of the first publication of
this Summons, which date is
June 2. 1944, and if you fall to
so appear and answer within the
time required, the plaintiff will
apply to the Court for the relief
prayed for In his Complaint,
namely, for a Decree of Divorce
from you. The date of the Order
for service by publication is
June 2nd. 1944. -
DON R. NEWBURY.
Attorney for Plaintiff
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Allies To Clear
Channel Is Boast
Headquarter!! 21st Army
Group, June 16 iUR Admiral
Sir Bertram Ramaev. rnmminii.
cr-in-chicf of Allied naval inva.
lon forces, predicted today that
ine "".ngiisn channel will soon
be completely ours," after
wnicn the ferrying of men and
SUnullcs U'ilt simmer Hmvn in
an ordinary transport opera
tion.
Ramsey made the statement
to war correspondents at one
of the port from which Inva
sion craft have sailed daily
since D-Day.
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RULES GIVEN BY
RENTDIRECTOR
Protection Is Given Renters
Against Spurious Sales
For Purpose of Eviction.
By Don C. Wilton
Associate Rent Director, O.P.A
In case of sale of property oc
CUDied bv a tenant nf fhA a11 mi
the buyer generally must assume
tne landlord s responsibilities to
the tenant for a period of three
months. To nhlaln tha ai,l.llnr.
of the tenant it is necessary that
uib purcnaser require the proper
ty for his own occupancy as his
home. The tenant is protected by
the rent regulation against
spurious sales agreements which
would have the effect of evicting
him sooner.
In such cases, either the seller
or the buyer must complete a
Petition form nnHor tha ni
regulation for a certificate re
lating to an eviction form secur
ed from the rent control office.
Without such a certificate ton.
ant may not be evicted on these
grounds. The petition form must
be accompanied by affidavits by
the seller and the buyer show
ing at least 20 per cent down
payment was made by the buyer
from unbnrrnwpd fnnde THIo
again is to protect the tenant
against faKe sales with the pur
pose of his eviction.
When this netition and nf.
fidavits are filed, copies are sent
to tne tenant with a form asking
for his comment. If this form is
not returned within five days
the file is examined, an order
Drenared and sent in the ront
director fnr his alcrnntnro The
order is signed in duplicate. The
petitioner gels tne original, tne
tenant the duplicate. This order
nrovides that the netltioner mnv
take his legal means of eviction
at tne eno of a ninety-day period,
beginning from the date of the
order.
Other Common Evictions
No certificate is necessary
where the following conditions
apply, but a copy of each notice
necessary should be filed with
the local rent control office on
the same day it is served upon
the tenant.
(1) If the tenant refuses to re
new his lease upon the same
terms as his expiring lease. This
is a ground for eviction only
when the lease is for a term not
longer than a year and contains
nothing contrary to the rent
regulations.
(2) Where the tenant refuses
the landlord access to the
premises for Inspection or to
ahow to a prospective purchaser
unless such access is contrary to
the terms of a tenant's lease.
(3) Violation of a substantial
part of the rent agreement such
as maintaining a fire hazard on
the premises. However, the land,
lord must give the tenant written
notice to cease such violation and
a reasonable opportunity to do
so.
(4) Committing a nuisance or
using the unit for illegal or Im
moral purposes.
(5) Where the landlord wishes
to do extensive remodeling or
alteration which cannot be done
practicably with the tenant in
occupancy. Where these grounds
are used the landlord must fur
nish the rent director with docu
mentary evidence of the neces
sity and a copy of the building
permit where such is necessary.
(6) When the landlord wants
to use the dwelling for his own
home, providing he bought the
property before the effective
CIVILIANS ONLY!
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ri RESTAURANT
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DINNERS
Open 8 p. m. to 2 a. m.
Phone Central Point 472
for reservations. On the
Pacific Highway at Central
Point
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IHTVALI.' COMiMi ouP IN LA
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date of the rent regulation. ,
(it wnere me regular rent is
In arrears.
(8) Where a tenant's lease has
expired and at Its expiration he
is subletting and not occupying
any portion of the dwelling him
self. In any case of doubt as to
the eviction of a tenant under
the rent regulation, whether the
doubt is on the part of the land
lord or the tenant, the local rent
office should be consulted and
in exceptional cases, a certificate
relating to eviction must be is
sued by the rent director.
The Medford defense rental
urea comprises all of Jackson!
county. The rent control office!
is in the council chamber of the i
city, hall in Medford, and is a1
part of the War Price and Ra-!
tion Board set-up. The telephone j
number is Medford 7126. Mrs.'
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Evelyn Wamberg Is the secre
tary. Any correspondence should
be so addressed and office hours
are from 8:30 to 4:30- daily; Wed
nesdays from 6:30 to 8:30 p. m.,
and until 12:30 on Saturdays.
Copies of the regulation and
a pamphlet of questions and an
swers on federal rent control are
available at the office, or by
mail, and contain the answers to
most questions of landlords and
tenants.
Use Mall Tribune Want Ada.
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Out of bounds, civilians only
Delicious chicken and steak
dinners, 7:00 p. m., 3 a m.,
except Sunday. Phone day
time 5300; night 9101.
Electric Irons in
About Three Months
Washington, June 16 (U.R
The War Production Board told
the Office of War Information
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. (Officers and Civilians) -
Dine - Dance - Refreshments
The Most Unique Spot In Southern Oregon. Home Cooked
Chicken Dinner! Our Specialty. 5 Miles North Gold Hill
on Pacific Highway. Overlooking tha Rogue River.
Closed Mondays. Thursdays. Private Parties Only.'
No Tax. No Cover Charge. Reservations: Phone Gold Hill 474.'
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today that new ' electric Iron
should reach the stores in about
three months.
The "San Luis" was the first
Americc. warship to enter San
Francisco harbor in 1841.
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