TEN MEDFOUD MAIL TRIBUNE
ORDINANCE NO. 3782
AN ORDINANCE providing
lor a special election for the
fiurpose of submitting to the
i-gal voters of the City of
Medford, Oregon, for their ap
proval or rejection the propo
sition as to whether or not
- said City shall be authorized
to levy taxes serially to pro
vide funds for the construc
, tion of a municipal swimming
tank with its facilities and
appurtenances at an estimated
total cost of $62,500; as pro
Dojed bv Ordinance No. 3781.
THE CITY OF MEDFORD
DOTH ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. That a special City
election hereby is called to be
held on the 14th day of July,
1944. That at said special elec
tion there be submitted to the
legal voters of the City of Med
ford for their approval or rejec
tion the proposition ordained by
the council by Ordinance No.
3781, to-wit:
"That the City of Medford
shall for each of the tax years
commencing July 1, 1944, and
July 1. 1045, levy taxes in
the amount of $31,250.00 in
accordance with Chapter 140
of the General Laws of Ore
gon, 1039, for the purpose of
providing in advance funds for
the construction of a municipal
swimming pool with its facili
ties and appurtenances at an
estimated total cost of $82,
500.00 and such taxes shall be
outside the limitation on tax
ation imposed by Article XI,
Section 11 of the constitution
of Oregon."
Section 2. Said election shall
be held on the 14th day of July,
1944, between the hours of 1:00
o'clock P. M. and 8:00 o'clock
P. M. of said day, and each of
the four wards of the City of
Medford is hereby declared to
be an election precinct for the
purposes of said election and
votes may be cast therein at the
places herein designated, to-wit:
FIRST WARD:
Roosevelt School
SECOND WARD:
Jackson County Court House
THIRD WARD:
Fichtners' Gurntje Corner of
Fir & 6th Streets
FOURTH WARD:
City Hall
Section 3. The following per
sons are hereby designated and
appointed as judges and clerks
' of election for each of said wards
' as follows:
FIRST WARD:
Blanche Powell, Judge; Hal
Piatt, Judge, who will also act
as Clerk; J. W. Shirley, Judge,
'who will also act as Clerk.
SECOND WARD:
Margaret Lewis, Judge; Llda
Applegate, Judge, who will also
act as Clerk; Mary Hlggins,
Judge, who will also act as
Clerk.
THIRD WARD:
Ann Gilbert, Judge; Minnie
Bellinger, Judge, who wilt also
act as Clerk; Clco Canoosc,
Judge, who will also act as
Clerk.
FOURTH WARD:
Lucy Elwood, Judge; Jose
phine Sleight, Judge, who will
also act as Clerk; Fannie
Cochran, Judge, who will also
act as Clerk.
Each of said Judges and clerks
of election shall be paid the sum
of $3.00, as and for their com
pensation as such election of
ficials. The Recorder Is hereby direct
ed to provide all necessary sup
plies and ballots with which to
conduct such election.
Section 4. The ballot title and
form of ballot to be used at said
special election and for voting
upon the proposition submitted
by Ordinance No. 3781, and as
provided Lv '.he City Attorney
hall be as -
OFFI "i
City .. .. -1.
Jackson Count), Oregon
Special election, July 1Mb, 1944,
on Hie proposition
"That the City of Medford
shnll for each of the tax years
commencing Julv 1, 1944, and
July 1, 1945, lew taxes in tho
amount of $31.250 00 in ac
cordance with Chapter 140 of
the General Laws of Oregon,
1939. for the purpose of pro
viding In advance funds for
the construction of a munlcipnl
swimming pool with its facili
ties and appurtenances at an
estimated total cost of
$82,500 00 and such taxes shall
, be outside the limitation on
tnxation imposed by Article
XI, Section 11 of the constitu
tion of Oregon."
The voter shall place an (XI
between the figures 5(10 and the
word "YKS'' or between the
figures Mil and the word "NO"
appearing below, which Indi
cates his choice.
500 YKS
501 NO
Section 5. The Recorder shall
give notice of said special elec
tion by cau.sini: a copy
of tl.ls I
ordlnanco to he posled at ouch I County, Oroon. tho finul e
plnce of hoMinit olection not loss I count of his administration of
Public WarningI
BEWARE OF
PINWOIWIS
Wartime !Mnf enndltlona mar th
ritiM of airr.Hti,t Tin-Worm Infwtkin,
ttrivnt'flft rnjorte In many commnnitl
haw nrniwn at UfBt ont-ihird of th i
amfntM rrnldra-n and eriwn-iii' in tw it
time tt I'ln-Wurm -fun without know
i&f what vaa w mnr I
Vauh out fr th warning alrrte that
mar mean fin-Wrma In ymr fhtM or
ymirtclf ; tormrntin. fmlrraulnf
rwtal 14V tho nrnMr at.miirh, hM-wrt
tintf, nervoua flJselinc. finicky aspartate
New Ot'irvvery NoJod ty Dortwt
Aftr tiirti of iilrra ramal hr Tin
A irin, e rw kiohlf rfjrrtM ri ta
! -al with thia aluitorn pwt haa rorontlf
I 'M i! ivrrM. Thla achndlV atcrvrrt
I i.Jut dy n-iHiral atiihorltlrt, la a remark
t 'c ilruir (Rrtttian viorrt). It la tho vital
mint in P-W. tho new Pin Worm trtaU
I'l'il riov-l.rMi hf tho lal-i-raUrioB of I)r
I). Jayn Son. Amorlca'a l--lmf H'rcUU
lt In wurm niotiictnoa, P-W tallrt are
email and ty to taho, anrl thcr art la
ft n-ocial way to tla-atmy tho etiittiroa.
fn An't taWo rhafip with I'tn-Worwia,
At the flrat warning a tun, ik omir dnif
g t tir J'-W. and follow th iittcUmu.
P-W tneant PiWoraa rtJtef i
Friday, July 7, 1944
Your Health and Its Care
BY DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. D.
Readers should address inquiries tot Dr. William Brady
265 El Camlno. Beverly Hills. Calif.
HARDENED
Family physician, giving me
a careful examination, found no
apparent cause of a dizzy spell
other than a
plug of hard
ened . wax In
one ear. Ho
pre scribed 2
drops of warm
glycerin In the
ear morning
and night for
three or four
days, and
then when It
becomes soft
ened, he will
Dr Brady remove It. I
have been a reader of your
I column for at least 20 years and
I have so much confidence . . .
is this the right way to treat
tinucd buzzing in my ear , . ,
such trouble? I have a con
(B.J.R.) Yes, that is the right way.
The glycerin will soften tho
hardened cerumen or ear wax,
and then it will be easier to
wash it out.
Removing such an accumula
tion of hardened ear wax, or
anything else, from the ear is a
difficult matter and may be a
dangerous one if you go at it
in the wrong way.
An excellent rule for every
one to remember in any clrcum-
stnnco is this: Never insert in
the car anything smaller than
your elbow.
1. Use only a fountain syringe
or reservoir, which should
be not more than one foot
above level of ear.
2. Always have the fluid or
solution agreeably warm,
never cold nor hot enough
to cause discomfort.
3., Use onlv trloh. Hlic"n ODWIn powder by the
nozzle, and never insert it
., -
in the ear canal or touch
the ear with it just hold
it a quarter inch from the
external opening and di
rect the stream Into the
ear canal, leaving room
for the fluid to run out, so
that no pressure will
be
made in the ear.
4. Hold the patient's ear with
thumb and forefinger of
your left hand, drawing
the ear upward and back
ward, to straighten the ear
canal, then direct the
stream slightly upward and
backward.
than fifteen (15) days prior toi
such election, which said piuccs
oi nnining election are also here
by determined to be four public
places within the City ot Med
ford, Oregon, and to publish this
Ordinance in three issues of the
Mall Tribune, a Newspaper of
general circulation published
within the City of Medford, Ore
gon. All of said publications
thereof to be prior to the dny of
election and two of the publica
tions thereof to be not less than
ten (10) rinva nrinr tr. .iirii olee. I
tion. j
Section 6. The results of the!
election shall be certified bv the
Judges and Clerks of tho election
to the Recorder.
Passed by the City Council
and signed by me in open session
in authentication of its passage
this 2uth day of June, 1944.
C. A. Meeker, Mayor
ATTEST:
J. R. Woodford. Recorder
Approved by me this 28th dny
of June. 1944
C. A. Meeker, Mayor
Nolle.
In the County Court of tho Stato
of Oregon for Jackson County.
In the Matter of tho Kstnto of
J. T. liiigim, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned hns filed his Final
Account in the above entitled
matter, and the above entitled
Court has fixed July 29th. 1944.
at 10 o'clock A. M., in the
County Court Room. In the
Court House In Medford, Ore
gon, as the time and place for
hearing objections to said Final
Account, and for the settlement
thereof.
HARRY C. SKYRMAN,
Administrator.
j Notice of Final Settlement
i In tho County Court of the Stnle
I of On-Kon for Jarkson County,
i In the Mnttor of the Estiito of
! A LICK Mi-CLUHE GKTCH
( ELI., rircrn.'.od.
Tho tiiKiiTMKnod hns filed in
(lie County Court of Jnt'kxnn
imp noovo retain, ami sain oun
has fixod tho 21. th dny of July,
1 1 4 4 . nt tho hour of ton o clock
in tho fort-noon of that dny, nt
tho County Court Room in Jark
son County. Court Houso. nt
Modford. Oronon, as the ttmo
and plnco for tho settlement of
said estate. All persons inter
ested in said estate nro herein
notified and required to make or
file their objections to said final
account, if any they have, on or
before tho time aforesaid fixed
for the hearing and settlement
thereof. Date of this notice and
the first nublication thereof is
June 23rd. l!44.
Bayard McClurc Getchell.
Executor.
O. H HcnKlson.
Attorney tor Executor.
Cm Mali Tribune Want Ada.
PARTS and SERVICE
for all
Maksi et WASHERS and
REFRIGERATORS
YOUNGER'S APPLIANCE
SERVICE CO.
31 N. Bsrtlalt Phona 2419
"WAX IN EAR
. Have patient sitting up or
lying down. Put a folded
towel under ear. Hold a
basin in contact with neck
Just under ear to catch the
outflow.
. For removing' an accumu
lation of wax, which Is a
common cause of unpleas
ant head noises, dizziness,
cough, taste disturbances,
sudden spells of partial
deafness, say, after get
ting water in the ear, a so
lution of a tablespoonful of
sodium bicarbonate (salera
tus) in a quart of warm
water, may be used to Ir
rigate the ear once or twice
a day for a few days.
Sometimes one irrigation
is sufficient to wash out all
of the wax plug if it is first
softened by using glycerin,
a drop or two in ear twice
a day for a few days.
QUESTIONS & ANSMEIIS
Mlfctlimury
Por tho fifty cents Inclosed I'd like
to have coMes of your pamphlets on
Arthrltta, Bow to Oaln Weight, Paln
tul Menstruation. Varicose Veins, and
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lor mvselr, but have friends who do
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I am 5 ft. 7 In. tall and I weigh
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Please Rive your opinion of this. In
the Lancet and British Medical Jour
nal thla statement appeared: "Elclen
ow has shown that following an ery
thema doso of ultra-violet the bac
tericidal power of the blood and also
the Kfnernl resistance to Infection waa
Increased for several hours In cqhs
wncre it was low before Irradiation."
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Answer I still can't conceive wnat
El dc now may have meant by "resist
ance." Exjosure of naked skin to
ultraviolet enough - to redden (ery
themiv) bii' not burn, has the same
effect as does exposure to direct sun
shine or skyshliie I believe thlh does
tend to maintain tho highest degree
of immunity.
(Copyright, 1944, John P. Dtlle Co.)
n. A --J 1',
une-rmea Jwer
Was Wife Beater
Is Divorce Claim
Hollywood July 7 U.R) Joe
(Wlfipy) Mnnonc, one-armed hot
trumpeter and band leader,
swung a vicious right on his wife
just once too often, she charged
today in winning a divorce.
Doris M a n o n e. 20-vear-old
singer, who married the 44-vear-
"Id jivester In 1942 testified that
her husband landed blows on
her neck, shms and nose, and
that she now has an enlarged
nose ami suffers recurrent head
aches as a result of the assaults.
She a'so chnrged that Ma none,
since their separation, made a
habit of shouting and swearing
in front of '.heir North Holly
wood home.
Judge Geo;ge Dockwellcr or
dered Manone to stop his swear
ing and pay $45 a week to sup
port his wife and their 17-month-old
son, Joe Wingy Manone, Jr.
Enrollment of civilian stu
dents in universities and colleges
has dropped 44 per cent since
1939 the U. S. office of educa
tion reports.
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from two years in the combat
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child theft and asked probation, rjed five serv)cemen and a civil
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test at the request of her father, I time. '
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