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k BUSINESS DIRECTORY Vacuum Repairing ELECTRO! UX for rent R e p fr ill vacuums Prion 5924 Jack WtUnn 1Q-J0 East 1 1 tn Booting ROOF cmTtfarting and roof repairs All tyDe-a ol nioting r'ram-riisto Paix-o distributors v.orkmannir. and materials guaranteed lime payments Free estimates EKEKSMN PAINI & Kiltlr SIOK 38 So Hiirtiett Hnone JH43 Transfer Trf" RANSFER & STORAGE CO age servu-e Alsr pai-King crating ana snipping o expert workmen 38 i Fu St "nona stiw nig.nl tulb OA VIS TRANSFER ft STORAGE CO Medttird ninnern storage service Long distance naultng Dial 288a 40 South Fir niRNlTDRE MOVING li STORAGE We nave van muvine equipment tot local and mng distance naming Dry and clean storage .concrete building ith special tocaer rooms at tow rates SAMSON STORAGE WAREHOUSE Phone 3150 EADS TRANSFER" j, STORAGE CO A complete trucking service to meet yuui needs Ulal 1121 Tile Work FOR CERAMIC tile work: Willi flours draintmards store fronts call Mi Lanmert m I I 18 vV Bin St v Moving EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE" Out own padrteo vans serving the enure Pacini coast uiai 1121 FURNITURE MOVING anywnar anytime City rransier it Storage Phone 4riC4 Plumbing fJsHEA Plumhlng Contracting or Jobbing a IS South Front Phone 4025 Gun Repairing MARTIN'S GUN SERVICE 41 South front Repairing. Re-Blueing. Ra-oarreling Septic Tank Cleaning SEPTIC tank and cesspool pumping Also drain' tile and septic tanks Installed Hhone 2824 Washing Machines WASHING MACHINE and ApplTa"nce repairs while wronget rolls Sun beam iron cords and appliance accessories Complete slock ol parts lot all makes ol washers Guaranteed service pickup and da livery We want satisfied custu mers Carson May Co 4Utt e. Main by the Roxy theatre Phone 52U2 EXPERT BENDIX Washing Machine Service Larson May Co 406 b Main o the Roxy theatre Phone 53U2 LEGAL NOTICES IN THE DISTRICT COURT Or THE UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF OREGON UNITED STATES OF AMERICA vs. 8 5-lb. jars, more or !jss, and 10 cai.es, more or less, each containing 24 20-oz. jura, Wild Blackberry Jam, ct al. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 5th day of December, 1945, 1 jar and 8 cases of Wild Blackberry Jam. 1 jar and 6 cases of Wild Plum Jam. and 1 case of Wild Black berry Jelly, were arrested and taken into the' possession of and now are in the .possession of the United States Marshal-for the District of Oregon, pursuant to a warrant and process duty is sued by the Clerk of the United States District Court for the Dis trict of Oregon, in a suit for con demnation and forfeiture en titled, United States of America v. 8 5-lb. jars, more or less, and 10 cases, more or less, each t.'on taining 24 20-oz. jars, Wild Blackberry Jam; 8 5-lb. jars more or less, and 8 cases, more or less, each containing 24 20-oz. Jars Wild Plum Jam; and 4 cases, more or less, each containing 24 20-oz. jars. Wild Blackberry Jelly, brought under the provi aions of Section 334, Title 21. U.S.C.A.. wherein it is sought to have the above-described articles of food condemned and forfeited for the following reasons: That on or about the 1st day of Octo ber, 1945, the said articles of food were shipped in interstate commerce from Grass Valley. California, to Medford, Oregon: that the said articles of food were adulterated within the ' meaning of Title 21, United States Code, Section 342 (b) (2) In that a product of less than the required percent of soluble solids content was substituted in whole or in part for what rhe article of food supposedly con sisted of. and misbranded within the meaning of Title 21, United States Code. Section 343 (g) (1) in that they fail to conform to the definition and standard for fruit jam and fruit jelly pub lished in the Federal Register of September 5. 1940 (5 F.R. 3554 3558) and appearing in the Cu mulative Supplement to the Code of Federal Regulations of the United States of America under Title 21 as Parts 29.0 and 29.5, at pages 5267 and 5269; that all persons claiming any right, title or interest In and to the said articles of food are here by notified to appear on or be fore the 7th day of January 1946. in the Federal Court at Poitland. Oregon, to show catue If any 'here be. why the same should not be decreed against and forfeited to the United States as adulterated and mis branded food. JACK R. CAU FIELD, Uni'ed Stntes Marsnal: CARL C. DOXAUGH. United States Attorney for the District of Oregon; J ROBERT PATTER SON. Assistant United States At torney. Citation IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF ORt.GON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE of S. S. SWENNLNG Deceased. TO: Lillian Sv.ennint? Drea Swcnnins Joyce SweMpig. Sam Sv.rnninj Paul wrn nine. Nndine Hiermnn a'-tl in known heirs of S S Swen-.tnR Docvriit-pd. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You nd each of vou are hereby notified and required to apoear 1:1 the above tntit!cd Court at ihe C-'fjri Room thereof in the Court Hww in the Citv of Medford. Hrk.-nr. County Oreaon. on or before 2H davs from the date of the firjn publication of this Citation a ad show cause. If any exists, why an Order should not be made unci entered in the above entttlt-d Court and matter authorizing the sale of the following desciioed property of the estate of S. S. Swennlng. deceased, to-wit: Lots 13 and 14 in Block two (2) Helms Addition to the City of Medford, Jackson County, Oregon. as prayed for in the petition of F. P. Farrell, Administrator of the above entitled estate on die herein. This Citation is issutd pursuant to an Order of the Hon orable J. B. Coleman, Judge of the above entitled Court entered in the above entitled Court tnd made on the 20th day of Novem ber. 1945. The date of first publication of this Citation is November 27. 1945. IN WITNESS WHEREOK 1 have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said toi.rt this 26th day of November lAtS. G. R. CARTER, County Clerk. By NYDAH NEIL, Deputy. Notice To Creditor NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has len appointed by the County Court of Jackson County. Oregon. Ee cutrix of the estate of Ro.pii Harrison Shirley, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same duly verified to the Executrix at the office of Gus Newbury. United States iNa tional Bank Building, MedtVrd Oregon, within ix (6) months from the date of this notice. Dated the 27th day of Novem ber. 1945. FLORA ELIZABETH SHIRLEY Executrix of the Estate of Ralph Harrison Shirley, Deceased. GUS NEWBURY. Attorney for Executrix. Zig-Zag Course No Guarantee Of Safety For Ship Washington, Dec. 18 (U.R) One of America's ace wartime submarine commanders said to day that a vessel could not save itself from submarine attack by following a zig-zag course. The officer, Capt. Glynn R. Donaho, of Arlington, Va., testi fied at the court martial trial of Capt. Charles B. McVay III, skip per of the cruiser Indianapolis. McVay is charged with nee.Ii gence and inefficiency -in con nection with the loss of his ship. One of the charges against McVay is that he failed to orcW the 10,000-ton cruiser to follow a zig-zag course in enemy sub marine waters. ' The warship was sunk by a Jap submarine In the Philippines sea July 30 with the loss of 880 officers and men. On the Radio Chain STATIONS Chain afrihanon and wnera they are on the dial KAI. (MBS) 1330, Portland KX (ABO mo Portland. KliO (ABL 810 San Kranrisi o. K (NIK'I 620. Portland. KIR AHl i lOim Senile. K.NX ICHSI 10 JU l.. 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THE USE OF POWE I began experimenting when I was a medical student, con tinued the habit when I was an intern, but by that time I ex perimented on patients as well as on my self. Well, the patients were , getting tree i .-Sl nosP',a! care getting free and my ser- Jf vices too it MfM was only fair that I should AKSjaaaII get something Dr. Brady out of it. One day I wanted to demonstrate to some fellow Interns and some nurses the most effective antidote for carbolic acid. I filled a basin with pure liquefied phenol (carbolic) and Immersed my hands in It maybe only one hand, I can't remember just how reckless I may have been for a minute by the watch. Then I removed the hand or hands from the carbolic acid. The skin was white and the hand or hands quite numb. Then I immersed the hand or hands in a basin of pure grain alcohol. After a minute or two I took the hand or hands out of the alcohol. Now the skin was nor mal, the numbless was gone and there was no further effect. Some physicians (including Doc Brady) believe that pure liquified phenol ("carbolic acld"l is the best agent for cauterizing a wound, say a bite inflicted by a dog. or any wound by any animal or fowl that may pos sibly rontaminate or infect such wound with the germs of lock law. When the pure nhenol has done its work (say In 10 seconds) it may be neutralized by apolv ing pure grain alcohol to the whitened tissue cauterized by the phenol, for an equal length of time. In a report on Landry's (ascending) Paralysis followln" administration of Pasteur treat ment Dr. C. R. Thomas (Tenn. State Med. Ass't Jiuir., July. '45) states that "pure phenol destrovs the virus rapidly". He refers to the virus of rabies a hyoo thetical virus, since no one has established the cause of rabies In an'mals and. in my judement therefore, it Is absurd for a oh"sician or other presumably informed person to assert that this or any other substance ap n'ied to a wound "destroys the virus" of rabies. But then, I'm just a plodding country doctor and maybe if I knew better I'd defer politely to the eminent medical authorities who. are never so good as when they are pulling some such trick as that on the gullible public. It is probably futile to try to explain in a paragraoh the dif ference between antiseptic and aseptic surnery or treatment of wounds. Your dictionary will tell you that asepsis . means "state of being aseptic; the meth ods or processes of making or keeping aseptic". And then asep tic means "free or freed from pathogenic microorganisms" (di sease germs), "preventing sepsis, or not involving sepsis; as aseptic surgery, characterized by the sterilization of instru- DANCE TONIGHT DON SIGLOW BAND Returning cy popular request with out favorite singer Larry A DIAGRAMLESS PUZZLE Crossword Puzzle Acaoia 1 Lay to it) r round ing matter Mtfce iplsUbloc noise -.0 Comb form: lan( il Danile :3 In cfte that i3 StuBDfirn per to a 15 Manuscript nbbr.) 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Dec. 18 (U.P.I Contra Costa county authorities today reported four children were burned to death last night as fire swept through a building which had been remodeled from a chicken coop into apartments to nrovide wartime housing. Deputy Sheriff Walter Young said the dead were Gene Bishop. 4; Alfred Major. 8; Coella Twi mnn. 2, and Glen Twiman. 4. Young said the parents had left all the children in the apartment of Mr. and Mrs. Hen ry Bishop, with Miss Violet Gol sam, 20. to take care of them, while they went out for the evening. Texas' crop catalog includes 130 crops grown in the state. Alphabetically, they range from alfalfa to youngberries. CHUKSNS INN At 28 North Front Street Phone 9132 mH am m WE SERVE All kinds of Chop Suey, Chow Mcin, Noodles and American Dishes CHICKEN and STEAK DINNERS KING S CAFE Owned b OTTO and WAVE. KING Htqhwae 99 at latent Coma Out and See the Bears w jTanft,iTi ssna.i iiwajr-siii " ' I. ' i - i aWsaMaaWJi BLONDIE A l--ll!W-'M'j 'lHllllF HOLD IT. 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ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET THE WORLD AT ITS WORST I II Vlfi V V XSS S By" VMM BEHItlO VOUR NfWSPDPER Vol) HWE ' ALMOST AVOIDED frit DANGER Of HWIM6 To OFFER A UFf IU1& UVN 10 THE NEI6HBOBH00D BORE. WHO CAN AMD WILL TELLYOu EVERV- IrllNfc 0M ANY SUBJECT YOU DO OR DON'T MEMON, WHEh, WD INADVERTENTLY LEAN OH THE H0RM MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE NINE More than 200 species of fish life exist In the Western Gulf ot Mexico, a bulletin of the Insti tute of Marine Science announc ed in its initial bulletin. KHOW? Foreign meddling or pressure In our home problems IT h o m I ' UAW-CIO letter to Artlee, British Prime Minister) has no place in our way of doing. By CLUYA3 WILLIAMS OiLnd
