Booby Trap Set in Her Apartment
and experienced Insurance and
Dr. 3. P. Bray of Medford
gave a paper on "Compression
Fracture and Intervertebral Dis
rupture," displaying x-ray films
showing the progress and cure
of this condition through chiro
practic methods.
Tuesday, feb. 12, 1948
MEDFORD MAIL TBIBUME FXYZ
business men, Is progressing
rapidly. He also reported that
re-organlzation of the associa
tion is in progress and that the
symposium recently held in
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CAR SKIDS POND
Brazil, Ind. (U.R) Jack Trout
sailed the Atlantic and Pacific
oceans for nearly four years
during the war without serious
Incident, but he almost drowned
in two feet of water near here.
His automobile slipped on a soft
road shoulder, struck the dam
of a small pond, overturned and
skidded on its top through deep
water to the opposite shore.
Neighbors pried fl-foot-4-lnch
Trout from the car.
MUST BE LISTED
WITH TAX BUREAU
SALE OF SURPLUS
TO SERVICE IN
Portland was considered one of
the best ever held by the asso
ciation. Closing time tor Classified Ads 8:30
a m Too Lata to Classify 13:15 pro
s
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firearms 01 me automatic
type,"such as machine guns, sub
machine guns, or any tyne of
gun irom which a number of
shots or bullets may be discharg
ed from one continuous pull of
the trigger, must be registered
with the Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue, Washington. D.
C, through the Alcohol Tax
Unit in Oregon, with offices at
Portland, LaGrande, Klamath
Falls and Eugene, according to
a release from the treasury de
partment.
Many of these firearms,
brought or sent into this coun
try from abroad by members of
the armed forces and merchant
marine, either with or without
certificates signed by command
ing officers, have not been regis
tered, the release states.
Transfer Illegal
It is illegal to transfer fire
arms of the types described ex
cept by the payment of the $200
tax as provided by law, accord
ing to the release. However, if
the firearms are rendered un
serviceable, they may be trans
ferred tax-free as war trophies
upon submission of the proper
form to the Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue.
The National Firearms Act
provides a penalty of a fine not
to exceed $2,000 or imprison
ment not to exceed five years,
or both, in the event any person
is convicted on a charge of vio
lating any provision of the act,
which includes failure to regis
ter a firearm of the type de
scribed and transfer of such fire
arm without payment of the
$200 tax, the release concludes.
Jury List
(Continued from Monday) '
Jackson county jury list for
1946, E to I inclusive:
Earl, Clarence, Medford; Eat
on, Mrs. Ella M., Jacksonville;
Eaton, John S., Ashland; Eby,
John M., Eden, Orville A., Med
ford; Edghill, E. E., Ashland; Ed
ington, Lucy May, Gold Hill;
Edmondson, Clara Viola, Butte
Falls; Edwards, Erla Mae, Ash
land; Edwards, Frank, Medford;
Edwards, Ruby E., Elhart, Hom
er H., Elhart, Martha, Ashland;
Eldred, Katherine, Medford; El
dridge, Jess, Ashland; Elliott,
James, Elliot, Julia, Medford;
Elliott, Theodore H., Ashland;
Ellis, H. H., Medford.
Ellis, Ruth.M., Central Point;
Emery, Nina Bell, Emmett,
Ethel" F., Enders, Vetris, Eng
berg, Walter, Engel, J.F., Engle,
Fred Stanley, Ashland; Ensming
er, D. C, Eagle Point; Epperson,
Geo., Rogue River; Erickson, J.
F., Evanson, Edward C, Med
ford. Faber, Beulah, Faber, Donald
E., Central Pomt; Farlow, Flor
ence H Ashland; Farmer, W. A.,
Fawcett, Harold, Medford; Fer
guson, William H., Gold Hill;
Fernlund, Frank, Brownsboro;
Perns. Charles Thomas. Ferris.
C. C, Medford; Fick, Zola O.,!
Fidler, C. Lyall, Jacksonville; j-
Fields, W. J., Ashland; Fiene.i
Edward C, Gold Hill; Fish,
Fletcher T., Phoenix; Fisk,
fienrcre Nnrman. Medford: Fitz
gerald, Jerome W., Gold Hill;
Flaherty, Arthur, Ashland.
Florey, M a r j o r i e, Central j
Point; Floyd, Olive M Medford;
Flury, Ted R., Eagle Point;
Flynn, Thomas K., Foley, Eula
L., Ford; Theodore R., Fortmil
ler, C. W., Ashland; Foster,
Clyde E-, Rogue River; Foster,
Mary E., Central Point; Fowler,
Rosemary, Ashland; Francis, C.
B., Frazier, Roland, Medford;
Freeburger, Margery J., Gold
Hill; Freeman, Marie, Freeman,
Raleigh, Ashland; French, Lloyd,
Eagle Point; Frey, Geo. T.,
Friend, Clifton M., Frick, Walter
V., Medford; Frohreich, Beatrice
J., Ashland; Fruit, W. C, Ruch;
Fuller, E. R., Medford; Fuller,
Frieda Viola, Ashland.
Gaddis, Earl C, Medford;
Galey, Rosa ' Dodge, Gandee,
Kenneth L., Ashland; Gardener.
Ben, Eagle Point; Gardener,
Raphael, Jr., Lake Creek; Gard
ner, Edith C, Ashland; Garland,
Ray, Talent; Garrett, P. C, Ash
land; Gates, C. E., Gates, Dora
Rose. Gault, Henry M., Medford;
Gcarhart, Anna M., Ashland;
Gebhard, W. J., Central Point;
Centner, Louis N., Gifford,
Thomas J., Medford; Gilbert.
Frank W., Jacksonville; Gilbcr;
Shirley, Ashland; Gilman, Louis,
L. G. TAYLOR GO.
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Miss Myrna Shade, 35 (left), escaped uninjured when she opened the door
of her Huntington Park, Calif., apartment and tilings went "boom." Now
police are holding ex-Marine Ross Hazlett (right) as suspect In rigging a
hand grenade as a "booby trap," with the door pulling the firing pin. The
couple admitted a stormy lovers' quarrel.
Gilstrap, Ernest R.t Medford.
Glascock, Norman, Medford;
Glass, J. E., Brownsboro;
Glutsch, Lucile, Medford; God
dard, Edythe, Talent; Godward,
Paul A., Jacksonville; Goodwin,
T. L., Goold, G. G., Medford;
Gordon, Lester, Central Point;
Gosnell, Eva Leonard, Ashland;
Graham, W. S., Grantham, John
W Graves, Clarence B., Med
ford; Gray, jCharles, Ashland
Gray, Frank H., Greb, Elmer
Harold, Green, Jesse W Green,
Mrs. Marian, Ashland; Green,
May Kellogg, Green, W. D.,
Medford; Greenwood, Frank O.,
Rogue River.
Greer, Ralph V., Ashland;
Gregg, James R. W., Central
Point; Grenbemer, Wm., Rogue
River; Gresham, Lewis U., Ash
land; Grieve, Katie May, Pros
pect; Grigsby, James W., Jack
sonville; Grim, Walter C,
Grisham, David M., Medford;
Grissom, Donald J., Lake Creek;
Grissom, Everett, Central Point;
Groom, Floyd W., Rogue River;
Grow, Elmer, Ashland; Guches,
Fern, Gunter, H. T., Guyer, Roy,
Medford.
Hague, Robert, Hagen, Alfred
P., Medford; Haines, Harold P..
Hake, George Wesley, Ashland;
HaU, Fred W Medford; Hall,
LaVelle S., Ashland; Hall, Lewis
E., Hall, Lloyd W Medford;
Hamby, W. P., Ashland; Hamil
ton, Cyrus Truman, Central
Point; Hamilton, Harper K.,
Hammond, F. E., Hammond, V.
W., Medford; Hanoi, Charles
Jack, Ashland; Hanscom, Grace,
Hansen,' Fred M Medford; Han
son, Basil Jack, Jacksonville;
Harding, Harry Eldridge, Trail;
Hardin, Lewis W., Ashland.
Hardy, C. L., Jacksonville;
Hardy, Sadie L., Medford; Harm
sen, Paul, Ashland; Harr, Bert
G., Jacksonville; Harr Walter,
Harris, Elmer, Harrison, Glenn,
Medford; Hart, Leah C, Central
Point; Hart W. H., Medford;
Hartley, Ada, Ashland; Hartley,
Florence, Talent;' Hartley, Wel
don W., Medford; Hash, Mary,
Ashland: Haskins, Wallace, Med
ford; Hatch, Charles Stuart,
Rogue River; Hawkins, Mary E.,
Hawley, V. B Hayes, May C,
Medford; Hays, John M., Gold
Hill.
Hazelton, Frank B-, Central
Point; Hazelwood, Mabel T.,
Heard, Lena E., Ashland; Heath,
Loyal, Medford; Heckart, Elmer
B. , Ashland; Hedberg, C. E.,
Medford; Held, Paul, Ashland;
Hendricks, Mary T., Medford;
Henning, Agnes K., Henry, Carl
A., Ashland; Hcnspeter, F. A.,
Jacksonville; Herring, Dan W.,
Medford; Hesselgrave, Fred,
Central Point; Hicks, Nora E.,
Ashland; Higdon, C. T., High. H.
C, Hight, T. J Medford; Hill,
Dewey S-, Prospect.
Hill, Lewis C., Jr., Ashland;
Hill, Sylvia R Gold Hill; Hin
kle, Arthur, Jacksonville; Hobbs,
Charles, Medford; Hobson, How
ard H Ashland; Hoefs, Ger
trude L., Butte Falls; Holeman,
Lucy V., Ashland; Holman, II.
Attention
HUDSON OWNERS
K., Medford; Holmer, Janice M
Central Point; Holmes, Eleanor
Hunter, Medford; Holmes, Wal
ter, Homes, Frederic C, Homes,
Vera G., Ashland; Hoover, Earle,
Hoover, Roy E., Medford; Hop
kins, Elmer, Ashland; Hoppe,
E. R., Medford; Hostutler, Ern
est C., Lake Creek; Howard,
Geo. L., Medford.
Howard, George W., Howell,
Carl, Medford; Howes, William
G., Gold Hill; Hubbell, G. A.,
Eagle Point; Huffman, Wilfred,
Medford; Hughes, Martin Luther,
Butte Falls; Hukill, Henry, Med
ford; Hull, Lawrence, Central
Point; Humphrey, Chas., Eagle
Point; Hunter, Harriet Edna
Ashland; Huson, Albert C, Hu-
son, Ray M., Medford; Hutchi
son, Charles W., Sams Valley.
Icenhower, Geo. B., Ingle,
Kathryn F., Ashland; Ingram,
Armina E., Medford; Inlow,
Glenn A., Ashland; Isaacs, Wm.,
F., Central Point; Isenhower, M
Clure, Ashland; Iverson, Arthur,
Medford; Iverson, Emma V.,
Ashland.
Maternity Brothers
Honor Knotts Baby
First Feb. 7 Arrival
The honor of being the sev
enth "Maternity Brothers" in
fant went to Joseph Albert, born
to the Rev. and Mrs. J. Ross
Knotts of Portland Feb. 7. The
Rev. Knotts, son of the Rev.
Joseph Knotts, former pastor of
the Medford Methodist church.
made his home in Medford for
a number of years and attended
Meford senior high school.
"Maternity Brothers" is a club
of Portland men whose birth
days all occur Feb. 7 and each
year the members present a lay
ette to the first child born Feb,
7 in Portland. Joseph Albert,
born at 12:21 in Hahnemann
hospital, weighed seven pounds
and 13 ounces.
Rev. J. Ross Knotts is pastor
of Pioneer Methodist church in
Portland. The Knotts have one
other child, Alice, aged two. The
Rev. Joseph Knotts, grandfath
er of the honored infant, has
made his home in Salem since
leaving Medford.
Newspaper Books
Open To Survey
Washington, Feb. 12 (U.R)
The supreme court ruled today
that wage-hour investigators are
entitled to search the books and
employment records of newspa
per publishing companies to de
termine whether their employes
are subject to the fair labor
standards act.
The court acted in a joint case
involving the Paterson (N. J.)
Evening News Printing Co., and
the Oklahoma Press Publishing
Co., which prints tho Muskogee
(Okla.) Dally Phoenix and the
Muskogee Times-Democrat.
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A rpcnlntinn demanding that
the government make surplus
materials avauaoie to reuirnuig
veterans by establishing surplus
property depots in each county
seat was passed at a meeting of
the Upper Applegate Grange No.
836 Dec. 20 and submitted to
the press today. Copies of the
resolution nave oeen lorwaraeu
to congressmen and various fed
eral officials.
The resolution sets forth that
vast quantities of surplus war
material, goods and equipment
lnnpor rpniiireH hv the armed
forces are being held in storage
and that there has been "inex
cusable delay on the part or
unvprnmpnbil agencies charsed
with disposition of these mater
ials. It is further stated tnai
einre veterans have tried in vain
to purchase these properties, the
government s n o u i a eauiuiisii
surplus property depots in each
frtnntv cpnt under state and fed
eral supervision, and that in the
selection of personnel lo oper
ate the depots, preference be
eiven to disabled veterans in
need of employment.
IN G. P. MEETING
Dr. A. R. Hedges, Medford,
president of the Oregon Associa
tion of Chiropractic Physicians,
reported on the progress of the
insurance company, organized
and fostered by the chiropractic
profession, at a meeting of the
Southern Oregon Society of
Chiropractic Physicians at a
meeting at the home of Dr. and
Mrs. Harold Campbell of Grants
Pass Saturday evening.
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company, managed by expert
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