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Circuit Court Suit I Seeks $123,336.69 ' A damage si,.-, "-eking $123--?. '.') t3 has been f.lci in circuit j p., I . by !.' ..'. I'r . M' -'-.ford The sui srew out of ; pn acc:rt:.t in a h i c h Priftt e:i;rr.'-d h was inmred on a con- ; S Potion J .iy 27. 1554. T;.p -u;t ".a f Vi .-,:: ' TT C. t;r ;n3r w 1. Mi't'ord Pr-.m cla-n- fa ws p,ijH W ; c in : ' n:.s'm:; C'"i..".o v. .men e ie.;ir. h'.l'. triS'jd fr'-m Ca'.ilorr.is Or"2'n Xo-jer Imes nearby. the enm- j pBiint states. Pru'-tt tS..i.v.s M. r ; 1 jpinccr and -.r.s were ne-Ji-f fj- t i:i foiling to provide a fkil'- ! i ;i operator f'T !:, rrai-o and f-r v orkirr rr --:rrn!.; pn ..'-e- l.r.es. rrur" rl(- ed !" v s di- Mr-d aod IPT-apahV ,-,f r:.-pnv- prr.t for o-r :fr,r ?:' f r l,.n r .:t' 14 Mining Location Notices Are Filed cla . i..v. f.: t v ' cot ;;!;. r .ri r Krjt.t i.f the c:a-r.., v h . r s,rd '; r u .a. i . , - n- rra's n.'rc li d r i t: - (,: tx rla n f Tie r 1 5 ' r J1ff O' P ' 'C - . - - I . r rp f ird i d V i d-rf of .u. -.- St .aw i i A Med li t. Grave (joe by C I.c in fiC A: : A ' f 'v.-.. , :., cin.m.- :o Medford Tribune L'.'ed P-e. Full Las?d Vm t'mrsd Press FuM Leassd W"" Second Section MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1956 Pages Idaho Logging Mishap Fatal Jo Oregon Youth St. Anthony. Ida. .U.P. A 19 : year-cld Oregon youth was killed in a logging accident i about 55 miles northeast of here ; Tuesday when a log fell on i him. 1.1 0 William C. Sweeney of Mt. On The Side By E. V. Durling (Distributed by King Futures Sundicate. Inc.) T nr:U i.pun t r i muiiii-il Ufa. A hi'- whos li-adin? rhord is itnf, v. 'ujnd"d hird lhat halh but one ImpTlfil Mini to soar upon. Are like what 1 am. wuhrniT the T nomas .Moore. Tr rp ha rc en tippablo iniTci:-' i' v. l o:'jjr ft to i r;ii-. Eii2a2fd gi! !y bcrn a no bndr grooms ring wedding is and jewel- a.'p :r'Aing this rebellion ih slarrn. A Bo-ton bachelor v.ho .-'ropgiy objects to men ..refills wedding ring? wants to ..now v.iipn '.he ' rraze ' started. : could'i 1 .-ay. Hi-tory tells us : hi r.i.e of ti.p f:rt feminine eel .irstifs to in:r-t thai Iipt .-poiie Afar a v.rdd ns ring v.as Lillian I ; i . -r-: 1 . 'lhat v. a on the occas-i inn of !,cr third marriage to John I Cna' r'np. prof' -sinnally known I S:r .or Vriitii. The first Hoi- i - 1 1 . 1 1 ; lo -a ear a wedding r;i IP"rp Ji-'p when he mairi'-ri Ni.rma Tnlmadge. Both li';p-p marriagpi epdrd in di nrre I nnrien' a 11 v during the o:' -v. p trial i-f I.iihfln Rnrll .H wl r-;gnor rvi'inn, l!-.p outraged l.ii nand i' .n jii a i nrd lhat ht epl- : :-.'fj ' spar'r.ed h;m Green Eyes"? Who :.;arrpd in it? A. The play w as so titled because 1 it dealt with difficulties of an ex- j tremely jealous woman. Clara ! Bioodgood starred. Play was by ; Clyde Fiteh. Q. What was the most money per wnn ny m-.p man on one hor?? la'-e in this c-uiitr;. ? A. Arnold R..t!..triii r said to have won STTO.iinO on a horse named Stderal at th Ja maica track in 1921 . Complaint A ' nun; woman of Manhattan U-ompiains there never is- display i ed in beauty shops a price list f'T , i -hampoo?. settings, manicures, i i etc. She thinks patrons of the i beautifying e s t a b 1 is hnicnts j should know what they are going to be charged. She adds, "How ever. I suppose such a thing as a display of prices in a beauty shop j would be considered too. too vul I gsr." MINE REMOVAL BEGINS Marseille harbor. The huge mine Marseille, France U P I was discovered recently in the French demolition experts will j harbor, where hundreds of thou- undertake the delicate task Fri- sands of ship passenger? have county coroner day of lifting a World War II embarked and disembarked on the youth and crushed his mine out of the heavily-traveled ' since tile end of the war. 1 chest. Vernon. Ore., was working witn his father in the Island park country of eastern Idaho when the accident occurred. Milton Hansen, Freemont said a tree fell SWIM! COOL OFF! Heated Tiled Pool PATRICK CREEK RESORT On U.S. Highway 199 to Crescent City New Motel Lodge Rooms Excellent Food Relaxing Refreshments To Buy or Sell - Use Tribune Classified Ads Pas Not (inn PC a'nroad" e tni r;g!i c : offinal ran i- to ii Ha ( ' I I'-a i 1 r.r-ri ar : " t ai J- :a nc"' i r; Si, n liar benefit-!! are avialable in ai rhppk- .-hange market? of the French - dollar, in New n get from 400 : 1 1 e for a duilar. I 1 arrangements j vome other for- ' Good Seon in ike's journey To Panama w ran rr.i .fprr. o. of !!. b,. r:g did him a Senate W ; F. soolp M-an ! !.-sdpr: -a InoliCd fn e t nat ho fr it We Pre Nixon said t:,at t' p P-piffp',I ftCtn r.'-!T!.- I'M'ki" "H ca ;rni re vigor t'nan before Xio said. : - .... r. p.,i- Iralprs . iv v I'h n-p .. :d r p h'Or; ip to Pans.-,--.d ' v. a? i' Naders hard M "ama ed" linn i.ai'k i! Mi he ; and left." Wood products treated with preservatives increased per cent in 1D35. p n e-: .--..rie - Intpliigpnt itand , i j ..f !: t: fi.rerg'i e.'i ,augp ; pr-'flpm can decrease mir : p. "i i ' anroad ronsateraiil'. And ; -.. n n. tiip fiirrpfit high pl"IPPr- prP- - . along on tnp Fnrr.ppa-i frnnt, this i- sotvpttiing 'ort; parpful rhp.-klng Hort-es and W9rm?n Tiip n .alp a' t rapt mg p"'i r-r of tpp rrmep.-s Painier iGrare Kel- ! 1 :s r.-poi-tpri rp-T. mg the flat- I lir-.'rrj vn:;p fpal lit'pd ov fash- lonahlp femajps in tim lDSOs. In that period I lie well curved girls had to flafen t'neir figures to be in ;-' Ie. .. ridiculous idea. Also opp tiial eoulci lie injurious to the iieaitii I.r.i us hope that the girl.- who look sweeter in a sweater w il rebel against its re- i al. Asking Queries from clients. Q Parsing By i Gerald Mark" S'.ng v nter ; from Saginaw. Mich, lie wrote thai lueiy ditty titled ' Is It Trup What They Say About Dixie?" Like the majority of highly sue- ; cessful songwriters, Gerald is a , professional pianist. Get It Right ! Who originated the idea of utilizing the color of yellow for iaxicabs? Let's try to get it right. It is generally agreed that the idea originated in Chicago. How- j ever, some people say one Dan ; Canary was the originator. Oth- 1 ers say it was John D- Heriz. Ca- nary is supposed to have decided on yellow- for his cabs because of hi name. Hetrz is said to have based the selection on color p ehnlogv. The theory being that ! ; ellow is a powerful eye attraci- wig color and would make ve- hides so colored stand out above i others. j Over There In Italy gasoline is so expen sive, retailing at 35 cents a gal lon, that even business execu tives are riding lo their offices on scooters. By the way, how would your boss look riding clown the boulevard on a scooter? The question arises that if gasoline prices are so high in Europe, why don't they manufacture and use steam propelled cars over What : there such as the celebrated three i was the inspiration of the title of i hite and blarney sicameis oi ' the stage play "The Girl With the 1 the yesteryear? -' -, -1, - - - --' " .- . ".' ' ' " -'-r - -' -'- SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY, SATURDAY and SUNDAY, JULY 27-28-29 CANNING TIME! Local Moorpark 29 APRICOTS 2Ql JL TOMATOES 225 LIBBY'S Grapefruit Juice "-"!'ns 4 ...500 PINEAPPLE T"zS?" 5c.1 snow" FLOUR jWL Albers 0ats itffW Old Fashioned FREE Baby $39 fgSXl 3-lb. T C Spoon in each M l22Dl DU 3 hjj 25-Lb. sack Jm sack rKg. ea, "7" I Ik: I A OCEAN GLEN C r $100 I UNA Grated Light Meat 6 01. CSHS TOT I Bulk VINEGAR 9 PerGai. 59p WE INVITE YOU TO CHECK OUR LOW, LOW EVERYDAY MEAT PRICES! GROUND BEEF O iu,$100 No ( rrejl. No Water. Re pricer IDS. I lb 39 $115 GROUND CHUCK 1L XQi Fresh. Lpan. Good--Our res. low price PICNIC HAMS f iisy in Trrparp to $ lh. i ARMOl'R'S Averaee lb. T-Bonc Steaks QQ Crade "Good" I B W Jf RON F I rv top R3lv Peltrioiisl Sirloin IB. I Vb off on this famous playwear Yes, wliilo there's still plenty of good hot weather ahead msnn's is cutting '3 off wonderful White Stag co-ordinates in ladies, sub-teen and children's sizes in smart, cool, air-conditioned sailcloth. Only a few styles are represented here come in and see the great selection of colors and styles available. below: First Mate middy . . reg. 5.95 . Propeller print beachcomber pants . reg. 5.95 . 1 L.uMmm riaht: Rop- trick jacket-reg. 7.95-S.30 If XjtA Calfskinners-reg. 5.95 . . . 3.97 -Jr And here are o'her sailcloth co-ordi- iaKi':J nates with the exclusive new Sailmaker t i Starbourder dress-reg. 12.95 . . . 8.63 Jf'' i f f ' - " 1 Clamdiggers-reg. 4.95 3.97 Vrfr M'" Vi. 3'97 Mainsail top-reg. 4.95 3.97 Afl-A I.!" O- 4.63 Little boy shor.s-reg. 3.95 2 63 V r f"yZ'f fj y 1 t t t I : iW.i 1 I ilk i if m ij i left: Dock Walloper shirt, reg. 2.50 1.67 Bermuda shorts, reg. 4.95 3.30 Matching hats and caps, reg. 1.95 1.30 Sampan jacket, reg. 4.95 3.30 Mainsail jacket, reg. 4.95 3.30 Spar pants, reg. 5.95 3.97 Stew-winder pants, reg. 5.95 3.97 Clam bucket acket, reg. 5.95 3.97 Hatch latch jacket, reg. 7.95 5.30 below: Halter and shorts, each reg. 3.95 ea. 2.63 off on children's & sub-teen sizes - Same styles as above Yes the pint-sized editions of the same smart styles designed for misses ... the same exclusive sailmaker stitch on White Stags air-conditioned sailcloth, in a galaxy of gay new colors, all sanforized, of course . . . Here are just a few . . . Pedal pushers, sizes 7-14, reg. 3.98 2.65 Calfskinners, size 7-14, reeg. 4.50 3.00 Jackets, size 7-14, reg. 4.95 3.30 Pedal Pushers, size 3-6x, reg. 2.98 1.99 Jackets, sizes 3x6x, reg. 3,98 2.65 Klamath Grade "Good" Locker Bsef - 1 2 Beef ME Cut, M rz pp"i . Fro?? lh 44s and many, many more! 9 Summer Store Hours: Wee' Days-8:30-8:00 In All Departments at GRAND VIEW MARKET Sundays-10:00-7:00 Sale starts Friday morning at 9:30 sharp Tm- V JZVk
