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EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE LEGAL NOTICES IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY. EFFIE WICHMAN, Plaintiff, vs. JAMES CLUGGAGE, and if married, JANE DOE CLUG GAGE, his wife; WARREN HUHLBURT. a single person, otherwise known as Warran Hulburt; ANSON HURL BURT. otherwise known as Anson Hulburt. and if married, JANE DOE HURLBURT, his wife: J. H. REED, and if married, JANE DOE REED his wife: FRANK BROWN and if married, JANE DOE BROWN, his wife; MICHAEL COLWELL. and If married, JANE DOE COLWELL. his wife; M. COLWELL and MARY COLWELL. his wife; THOMAS T. McKEWZIE, otherwise known as T. T. Mc Kewzie, and REBECCA Mc KEWZIE, his wife; B. W. DEAN and EVA. M. DEAN, his wife; A. S. JACOBS and MAY JACOBS, his wife; W. S. JACOBS, and If married, JANE DOE JACOBS, his wife; S. S. JACOBS, and if married. JANE DOE JACOBS, his wife: W. C. DENEFF. and if married, JANE DOE DENEFF, his wife; Wm. C. DENEFF. and if married. JANE DOE DENEFF, his wife: LUKE RYAN, and if married. JANE DOE RYAN his wife: WILBUR CAM ERON, otherwise known Wilber Cameron, and DORA CAMERON, his wife; M. G. HOGE, otherwise known ai M. G. Hodee. and If married JANE DOE HOGE. his wife; IDA HOGE. and if married. JOHN DOE HOGE, her hus band: F. H. BLANCHET, and if married, JANE DCE BLAN CHET. his wife: ELMEK LES LIE, doing busi.iess as Leslie Plumbing and Heating; tL MER LESLIE, and if married. JANE DOE LESLIE, his wife: F. W. WHITMAN, and if married. JANE DOE W'HT MAN. his wife: F. C. PEN NEY, and if married, JANE DOE iENNEY his wife; H. H. LEE, and if married, JANE DOE LEE, his wife; C. E. JENKINS and HORACE A. JENKINS, co-partners doing business as Rogue River Sani tarium; ROGUE RIVER SANI TARIUM, a co-partnership; C. E. JENKINS, and if married, JANE DOE JENKINS, his wife; HORACE A. JENKINS, and If married, JANE DOE JENKINS, his wife; Mrs. S. E. Thompson, and If married, JOHN DOE THOMPSON, her husband; ALEXANDER THOMPSON, and if married JANE DOE THOMPSON, his wife; ARTHUR R THOMP. ton and MARTHA THOMP SON, husband and wife: EUGENE THOMPSON, and . band and wife; ELLINOR GRIMES and H. W. GRIMES, her husband: D. B. THOMP SON and JANE DOE THOMP SON, husband and wife, and the unknown heirs, If any, of any deceased defendant; and also all other persons or parties unknown, claiming any right, title, estate, lien or In terest in the real estate de scribed In the complaint here in, Defendants. TO JAMES CLUGGAGE. and If married, JANE DOE CLUG GAGE, his wife; WARREN HURLBURT, a slnglp person, otherwise known as Warran Hulburt; ANSON HURL BURT, otherwise known as Anson Hulburt. and if married, JANE DOE HURLBURT, his wife; J. H. REED, and if married, JANE DOE REED, his wife; FRANK BROWN, and If married, JANE DOE BROWN, his wife; MICHAEL COLWELL, and If married, JANE DOE COLWELL. his wife; M. COLV ELL and MARY COLWELL, his wife; THOMAS T. McKEWZIE. otherwise known as T. T. Mc Kewiie, and REBECCA Mc KEWZIE, his wife; B. W. DEAN and EVA M. DEAN, his wife; A. S. JACOBS and MAY JACOBS, his wife; W. S. JACOBS, and if married. JANE DOE JACOBS, his wife: S. S. JACOBS, and if married. JANE DOE JACOBS, his wife: . W. C. DENEFF. and if married. JANE DOE DKNEFF. his wile; Wm. C. DENEFF. and if married. JANE DOE DENEFF. his wife; LUKE RYAN, and if married. JANE DOE RYAN, his wife; WIL BUR CAMEHON, otherwise known as Wilber Cameron, and DOHA CAMERON, his wife; M. G. Hone, otherwise known as M G. Hodge, and if married, JANE DOE HOGE. his wife; IDA HOGE, and if married. JOHN DOE HOGE, her husband; F, H. BLAN CHET, and if marr ed. JANE DOE BLANCHET, his wife; ELMER LESLIE, doing busi ness as Leslie Plumbing and lleiiting; ELMER LESLIE, and if married. JANE DOE LES LIE, his wife; F. W. WHIT MAN, and if illumed, JANE DOE WHITMAN, his wife; F. C. PENNEY, and If married, JANE DOE PENNEY, hisl wife; H. It. LEE, and If married, JANE DOE I.EE. his wife; C. E. JENKINS and HORACE A. JENKINS, co partner doing business as Rogue River Sanitarium; ROGUE RIVER SANITAR IUM, a copartnership; C. E. JENKINS, and If married. JANE DOE JENKINS, his wife; HORACE A, JENKINS, and If married. JANE DOE JENKINS, his wife; Mrs. S. R THOMPSON, and If married. JOHN DOE THOMPSON, her husband; ALEXANDER THOMPSON, and if married, JANE DOE THOMPSON, his wife; ARTHUR R. THOMP SON and MARTHA THOMP son, husband and wife; EUGENE THOMPSON and NETTIE THOMPSON, hus- i bni and wile; ELLINOR Friday. August 4. 1844 Your Health and Its Care BY DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. Readers should address inquiries to) Dr. William Brady 265 El Camino. Baverly HUli, Calii. SINUS T Milk and milk products are, and, as I see it, naturally should be, the chief source of certain e s sentials of good nutrition short age of which is re sponsible for much if not most of the physical defi- c i e n c i es of American chil d r e n, youths and adults. These essen tials are (1) Brad? calcium and phosphorus (there is a physio logical balance between calci um and phosphorus metabol ism) (2) vitamins A. D and G (B2, Riboflavin), and (3) the complete proteins, that is, pro teins containing the amino acids required to maintain life and promote growth. Some physicians who con ceive such on antipathy to milk remind us of those "vegetar ians" who do not exclude fish, eggs, fowl, game etc. from their diet. Few objectors to milk would exclude also cream, but ter, and cheese. One correspondent Informs me that I should know better than to tell people with sinus trouble to drink milk, for "milk forms mucus" and that Is an other name for sinus trouble. Another reader says he has Ben Told persons with chronic si nusitis should not drink milk, as sinusitis is usually allergic and milk is one of the worst of fenders in allergy. Plenty of calcium is all right, this reader concedes, but not in the form of milk or other foods to which the persons may be allergic. Milk is a pretty common food, so it Is understandable that a good many persons may be al lergic to it. But It wou d be silly for any one with sinus trouble or anything resembling sinus trouble to exclude milk from the diet without havinff determined accurately that he or she is allergic to milk. If specific skin tests or the diet elimination test shows one is allergic to milk, then it would1 Dt GRIMES and H. W. GRIMES, tiff will apply to (he above en her husband; D. B. THOMP-1 titled Court for the relief prayed SON and JANE DOE THOMP- for in said complaint, namely SON, husband and wife; and for a decree of divorce aguinst the unknown heirs, if any, of you. This summons is published any acccaserl defendant; and . aiso an other persons or parties unknown, claiming any right, title, estate, lien or in terest in the real estate described In the Complaint herein, Defendants: You and each of you are hereby re quired to appear and answer the Complaint filed against you herein within four weeks from the date of the first pub lication of this summons which date o'f first publication is July 14, 1044, and unless you answer or otherwise appear. Plaintiff will take decree against you and each of you, jecreelng Plaintiff to be the owner in fee simple of the following described premises, to-wll: All of Lots 7 and 8 and the North Half of Lots 3 and 4 in Block 18 in the City of Jacksonville, Jackson Coun ty, Oregon, according to the official nlnt thereof: and further decreeing that you, and each of you, the said above named defendants, have no right, title, estate, lien or interest in or to said property or any part thereof, and further decreeing tnat you, and cacn of you. arc forever bnrred and enjoined from asserting any right, title, estate, lien or In tercst in or to said above described premises adverse to the Plaintiff. This summons Is published bv order of the Honorable H. K. Hanna, Judge of the Circuit Court of Jackson County, Ore gon, made and entered of record on lbs Bill dnv of July. A. D.. 1944, requiring publication of summons once each week for four successive weeks In the Medford Mail Tribune. Said date of first publication Is July 14 1B44. and dnte of last publi cation Is August 4, 1H44, and the Inst day In which you have to plend or otherwise appear is the 171H day ol August, iun. V. A. C. AIILF Attorney for Plaintiff. Grunts Pass, Oregon. SUMMONS In the Circuit Court of the Stale of Oregon for Jnrkson County. MILDRED IRENE METCALE, Plaintiff. vs. CLAUDE METCALK, Defend- ant. To Claude Metcair, me above named defendant: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You are hereby required uml summoned to appear In the above entitled Court and cause and answer Plaintiff's complaint on file therein anuinst you within 4 weeks from July 21st, 1944, which is the dale of tho first publication of this summons. And you are hereby notified that if you (ail to appear and answer said complaint within said time, or otherwise plead thereto, plain- POISON OAK? Try bottt of ZEMACOL nu muM bt MiUfitMl ot tour man) rherrfilMf rrtiiittln. lift hoi t la In. (U t NLaim iukui, ROUBLE be foolish to exclude milk and continue eating cream, butter, cheese without making certain that there is no allergic sensi tivity to these milk products. It seems questionable, to me, that the diet or allergy has any thing to do with acute sinusitis' (which I believe is wholly a matter of respiratory infection) or with the serious form of chronic sinusitis which becomes so grave as to require surgical drainage. On the other hand, I have been impressed by the number of readers who have reported lasting relief from "sinus trou ble" they have experienced from high calcium diet and cal cium feeding, and the prompt symptomatic relief they obtain from potassium chloride. I be lieve a good many if not most cases of so-called chronic sinus trouble are allergic. Readers who desire further Instructions send stamped self-addressed en velope for pamphlet "Relief for Allergy," and if you want also the pamphlet "The Calcium Shortage", which covers high calcium diet and calcium feed ing, inclose ten cents for it. At least this is harmless for any sufferer from chronic sinus trouble to try out for a few months and I hope those who try it will report their experi ence, whether they are pleased or disappointed, in either event mentioning just how long the high calcium diet and calcium feeding has been followed. This is not medicine, it must be re membered, and can scarcely be expected to bring immediate re sults. It is food and so any trial shorter than months is hardly worth while. QIKSTIONH A ANSUKK8 All Vrgetnlile 1'h.vnlo I Inclusa ten oents and stamped aelf-Rdclreuied envelope plonse Bend my friend, who has acquired the nil veiietohle physic habit, your booklet, "The Constipation Habit and Colon Hygiene.' Three members of my fam ily have not found it necessary to use any physio or other aid since we ot hold of your booklet over ten years ao. (A. L. M.) Answer Millions of dimwits swal low physics remilnrlv and then trv this and that nostrum In the vain hope of curing the troubles the phys ics cause. (Copyright, 1944, John F. Dllle Co.) by order or Hon. H. K. Hannu Judge of the above entitled Court, dated July 21st, 1944, prescribing that this summons bo served by publication there of once each week for 4 consecu tive weeks in the Medford Mail Tribune, a newspaper published in Jackson County. Oregon. G. A. CODDING, Attorney for Plaintiff, 212 Lib erty Building, Medford, Ore gon. NAZIS WITHDRAW Stockholm, Aug. 4 OJ.R) The newspaper Dagens Nyheter reported today that the Ger mans have begun withdrawing troops from southern Finland, presumably to thwart any at tempt to Intern them in the event Finland makes peace with Russia. The report was not confirmed by any other source. (CBS quoted the American Broadcasting Station in Europe that Finnish representatives have arrived In Sweden to negotiate- with the Russians.) MULTIPLE WOES Gallup, N. M Aug. 4. flJ.R) The problems of the Navajo In dian were said today to be too complex to outline in a 2,000 word letter, with the result that a request has been made for per mission to send delegates per sonally before the house sub committee on Indian affairs for a hearing. SUBURBAN HEIGHTS T:r mis ccMNiT-irt :rfTo inpes a i.crc in th pmk"iakp, fcT INfvS'i'NMTLV Pi'C?t ' Llf M i'- 15 Ml V'T ' TStD ANP 1tl C'R VC1CKV C'WtftER HNf A-(.V!P T..M V Hi? M Cvf 1'it uC V'to AND (ATS TSiNK AS K RtCiV iliW JUXN On the Radio Chains STATIONS! Chain rilllotlon and when the; are on the dial: KA1.B (MMS) 1330, Portland, RI-.X (NHC-lllue) 1 1 DO. Portland: KUA (NHC-Hlue a 1Ht IMU. Bpokane; KUu (MIL'-Hlue) 810 Snn Franclsroj KliW (MHJ-Ked) 621), Portland; KJK (NltC-Ulue) I DUO. 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Thla Moving World. BN. REUNION IN ITALY Beverly, Mass. (U.R) Wac Sgt. Dorothy Woodbury has written home that she and her husband, Sgt. Ira V. Woodbury", had an unexpected reunion in Italy. EARLY NEWS by LOWELL THOMAS 7:15 p.m. DON LEE-MUTUAL Standard of California I 8 CI.UYAS WILLIAMS MANPOWER LACK GROWS CRITICAL ON WEST COAST Washington, Aug. 4 (U.P.) Rep. Ed V. Izac, D., Cal said to day that the manpower situa tion on the west coast was "be coming critical" and called on the management of shipyard and aircraft plants to use all means at their disposal to keep work ers in vitally needed war pro duction. About 22,000 workers are STRANGE AS IT SEEMS by JOHN HIX ChDeTHE5ALL BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY lTELLN0U.Wev.6ft,TUPiT 00 MftN.ROsevwcntR.vxjux 0RWE (Ve (VftO STftUVO BLONDIE BUZ SAWYER L1L ABNER CLEANUNS5 XiF f& WAS SO Q?ATA VPTUE. IN THE. jfatiltfgl V AVn TOtVfJ OF BOOCK. HOLLAND. $ V t 2 THAT BOYS W&? HIRED 70 BIO .) 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I Ep r- leaving the west coast monthly, Izac said, even though the navy alone needs 100,000 additional workers by Nov. 1. At a conference today Izac proposed to navy department of ficials and west coast Chamber of Commerce representatives that war plant officials in the area assure workers that they will be readily absorbed in peace production as soon as the war ends. Izac said he has been Informed by navy officials that the west coast shipbuilding program has not reached its peak and that no cutbacks Tare planned for at least three years Workers in these plants, he said, therefore are vir tually guaranteed their jobs un til the last day of the war. Izac said assurances by man agement of continued war jobs SMITH NT TftLK wttvnoor IWOOIrtfUlU I , VOD NULI t iSA WAf? ,fm& Dmu-3iiiiiriye V J I I Ml NUU HWJfc WW wUhu rWUIYt I ,V7? W,A&r bo R05--uH-5rvvm j ROGER. 0ERR 1"W . 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(U.R) In the face of a crumbling axis and peace talk in the air, Ta coma's Todd Pacific shipyard an nounced today that it has been awarded contracts totaling $250, 000,000 to build a new type of aircraft carrier and that 4,000 more employes will be needed to fulfill the schedules set up for the next two years. ZERO CLUB 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. 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