Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 03, 1958, Image 6

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Medford mail tribune., November 03, 1958, Image 6

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 3, 1958)

Prev Page of 22 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (4.5 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 22 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextMAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Monday, November 3, 1958 ' ;;: Foiling KNEELING BEFORE POPE JOHN XXIII, James Cardi nal Mclntyre, Los Angeles, renders homage to new occu pant of throne of St. Peter in Sistine Chapel, Vatican City. What Is The Law? Thia column it prepared at a public torTico by the 1 Collaga of Law, Willamette University. Salem, to explain basic lagal principles, not to provide legal advice. The reader is cautioned not to apply these cases to his own problems without an attorney's advice, for differing facts may change the outcome. Cats and Dogs Can Inherit Gifts When Minerva died people were shocked to discover that her will gave much of her substantial holdings to a trust company to hold for her two cats. Minerva's heirs contest ed the will. The court upheld the trust but pointed out that since the beneficiaries of the trust would by their nature be un able to enforce it, the trust would become inoperative if the company refused to carry out its provisions. Gifts Clearly Valid Gifts to animals in the form of trust gifts are clearly valid and enforceable if a large number of animals will bene fit from the gift. Such a trust is "Charitable" and will -be enforced by the Attorney General of the state. Taking care of animals (assuming they are not predatory) is con sidered a function of society and organizations protecting and preventing cruelty to ani mals are recognized as chari ties. However, when only two cats are to benefit, the Attor ney General does not enforce the trust since the public in terest is not sufficiently involved. Dogs and cats do vhave rights before the law but have not always rated such a high standing. Through the early development of the Anglo- American law there was much doubt as to the relationship of man and dog. Courts gave domestic ani mals raised for food or for work full recognition and a man had an interest in such animals that would be pro tected by the law. However, many courts con sidered dogs and cats to be objects of whim and fancy and not worthy of legal sanc tion. Judges often disagreed on the subject. Some judges referred to dogs and cats as faithful and loyal animals while others labelled them as mean and nasty creatures. In modern times, the dog and cat have assumed the stature of cows and horses in the eyes of the law. The Ore gon legislature has passed a law stating that a dog can be the subject of property and will be recognized in a court of law 'as being owned. Al though no such law has been passed relating to cats, there seems to be no doubt but that th feline group enjoys the same rights as canines. Marv Madden,. Demo cratic Candidate1 for County Cleric is 36, mar ried, the father of two daughters and owns and operates his own business in Phoenix. He has been active in civic affairs and is presently Municipal Judge in Phoenix. Madden was educated in the Phoenix Public schools and Southern Oregon Col lege and taught school for several years. He is experienced in clerical procedure and account ing. His broad educa tion and experience will qualify him for this office. VOTE Democratic Candidate for County Clerk If -elected as County Clerk, Madden promises to study the costs of operating this office very carefully in view of the consistent budget increases which have occurred in the past few years. If elected Madden will show fairness to both political parties and will seek to encourage registration and voting. If elected Marv Madden will not encourage or permit his deputies to promote his candidacy by paid political advertisements or by letter. If elected Madden will not seek to extend his influence beyond the definition of the office. Marv Madden's experience and qualifications are such that he is capable of doing any job in this office and he will devote his full time to working at it. Madden will cooperate with other elected officials for harmonious, efficient and economical administration of the office. Marv Madden will encourage registration and voting by providing full and accurate information about registration requirements and by stabilizing the location of polling places. VOTE for MARV MADDEN on Nov. 4th Pd. Adv. Jackson County Democratic Central Comm., - - . Jas. Redden, Chmn., 2246 Aloha. Places Following is a list of voting places for the Nov. 4 general election furnished by the county clerk's office. Polls will be open between 8 am. and 8 pjn. Registered voters who are not sure in wmcn precinct they live may contact the elections department in the county courthouse. No. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 12 A. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 28A. 29. 29A. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46A. 46B. 47. 47A. 47B. 48. 49. 50. 61. 52. 53. 54. 55. 55A. 56. 56A. 56B. 57. 57A. 58. 58A. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. 71A. 72. 73. 73A. 73B. 74. 75. 76. 77. 77A. 78. 79. 80. 81. 82. 83. 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. 90. Name Polling Place Ashland, Lincoln School Gym Entrance ; Beach St. Ashland, Ashland Junior High Gym, Siskiyou Blvd. Ashland, Briscoe School Library Norm Main bt. Ashland, Ashland Jr. High Gym Siskiyou Blvd. Ashland, Briscoe School Gym .Manzanita St. Ashland, High School Gym. Ashland, High School, Gym Ashland Briscoe School Gym Manzanita St. Ashland. Lincoln School Gym ...Beach St. Fun To Sew Ashland. Briscoe School Gym.... Manzanita St. Ashland, Ashland Junior High Gym....Siskiyou Blvd. Ashland, Walker School Gym..... ..South Door Ashland, Walker School Gym .: South Door Ashland, Lincoln School Gym : . Beach St. Valley View, Briscoe School, N. Entrance, N. Main St. Bellview Northeast, School Gym .East Door Bellview South, School Gym :.. East Door Lincoln, Pinehurst School .. Lincoln, Ore. Lake Creek, Community Hall, Across St. from Store Butte Falls, Butte Falls High School Auditorium . Eagle Point North, H. S. Gym, E. Entrance Main St. Eagle Point South, H. S. Gym, East Entrance Main St. Flounce Rock, Prospect H. S. School New Gym Trail, Elk-Trail School Gym, Trail ,.SE Entrance Shady Cove, Shady. Cove School Gym....SW Entrance Reese Creek, Reese Creek Gospel Church . Derby, Old Derby School Med.-Howard, Howard Gym, 2801 Merriman, SEDr. Medford-Elk, Howard Gym, 2801 Merriman, SE Door Airport, Howard Gym . 2801 Merriman, SE Dr. Medford, Howard Gym 2801 Merriman, SE Door Medford, Lone Pine School Hillcrest, Lone Pine Gym .'...2158 Lone Pine Road Medford, Ct. House, Co. Court Room, Main Entrance Medford, Court House, Tax Dept Main Entrance Medford, Lincoln School Gym 608 N. Bartlett Medford, Jefferson Gym, Holmes Ave., Front Door Medford, Court House, Auditorium, Oakdale Entrance Medford, Lincoln School Gym, Bartlett St. Entrance Medford, Lincoln School Gym, Bartlett St. Entrance Medford, High School, Boys Gym, Melrose St. So. Dr. Medford, Court House, West Annex, Laurel St. Door Medford, H.S. Boys' Gym Melrose St., So. Door Medford, Hedrick Junior High Gym Medford, Roosevelt School Gym 112 Lindley St. Medford, Roosevelt School Gym Medford, Hedrick Junior High Gym, 1501 E. Jackson Medford, Church of the Brethren, Mary & Saling Sts. Medford, Hedrick Junior High Gym, 1501 E. Jackson Medford, Hedrick Junior High Gym, 1501 E. Jackson Medford, Hedrick Junior High Gym, 1501 E. Jackson Medford, Washington Gym Dakota St. Entrance Medford, Washington Gym Dakota St. Entrance Medford, Washington Gym Dakota St. Entrance Medford, Washington Gym Dakota St. Entrance Medford, Court House, Old Bldg., Oakdale entrance Medford, Jackson Gym.... 630 W. Jackson, SE Door Medford, Jackson Gym....,...630 W. Jackson, SE Door Medford, Jackson Gym... 630 W. Jackson, SE Door Medford, Court House, Old Bldg., Oakdale Entrance Medford, Court House, Ground Floor, Laurel St. Ent, Medford, H. S. Boys' Gym, Melrose St., So. Entrance Medford, H. S. Boys' Gym, Melrose St., So. Entrance Medford, Hoover School Gym, Siskiyou and Modoc Medford, Roosevelt School Gym 112 Lindley Medford, Hoover School Gym, Siskiyou and Modoc Kings Hwy., Jefferson Gym, Holmes Ave., Front Door Phoenix NE Rural, Bigham hall, Fairgrounds Orchard Home, First So. Baptist Church, Lozier Lane Bellinger Lane, Oak Grove Gym, Jacksonville Hwy, Phoenix East Rural, High School Gym Phoenix Phoenix NW Rural, High School Gym Phoenix Phoenix SW Rural, Grade School Gym Phoenix Talent SW Rural, Talent School Gym Talent Talent East Rural, Talent School Gym Talent Griffin Creek, School Gym....R. 1, Box 362, Medford West Side, School Gym .... Ross Lane & Stage Road Jacksonville Rural, Community Hall Jacksonville Oak Grove, School Gym ..Jacksonville Hwy. Perrydale, Oak Grove Gym...Jacksonville Hwy. Old Military, CP Junior High Bush and 4th Sts. Central Point N, Crater Gym .... North End of School Central Point Rural SE, CP Jr. High, 4th & Bush Sts. Central Point South, CP Jr. High Bush & 4th Sts. Willow Springs, Crater Gym.. No. End School Camp White Domicilary, P.O. Bldg. 202, Camp White Central North Rural, Crater Gym, No. End School Agate Desert, Lone Pine Gym SW Entrance Sams Valley, School Auditorium Downstairs Wimer, Grange Hall, Main Room Wimer, Ore. Rogue River East Rural, High Gym North Entrance Rogue River West Rural, High Gym....North Entrance Rogue River South Rural, High Gym, North Entrance Gold Hill North Rural, Hanby School Band Room Gold Hill South Rural, Patrick School, Teachers Rm. Foots Creek, Community Hall . .'.Foots Creek Applegate, Applegate School Gym Applegate, Ore. Ruch, Ruch School Gym Ruch, Ore. Copper-Sterling, Ruch School Gym Ruch, Ore. Talent, Talent School Gym Talent, Or.. Phoenix, Grade School Gym .....Phoenix, Ore. Jacksonville, Community HalL Jacksonville, Ore. Central Point-Bybee, Crater Gym, No. End of School Gold Hill, City HalL.... Council Room Rogue River, High Gym .North Entrance SMASHING THREE BUSINESS buildings and causing damage estimated in excess of one million dollars, tornado left this rubble in its wake at Palmetto, Fla., Saturday. In Order To Serve You Better the new office of Dr. Robert J. Urie OPTOMETRIST is now located at 820 East Main Vi Block East of Cottage Street Parking Area Entrance on East Main at Corning Court DOLL WARDROBE ILLINOIS VALLEY Deer Hunter Finds Jeep By RUTH RAUSCH Cave Junction-Rudy Smith reported finding a jeep hid den in the underbrush along the Illinois river while deer hunting last week end. Deputy Sheriff Les Tyth- cott said it is believed the jeep is the one reported stolen last April from a mining claim back of Eight Dollar moun tain. At that time, Tythcott tried to find it, but was un able to trace it in the woods. It belonged to Russell Lee of Kerby. Home for the week end from the University of Oregon was Patsy Rogers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Rogers of O'Brien. Western Star Chapter Order of Eastern Star Social club will meet Tuesday night, Nov. 4, in the Masonic temple at Kerby. Robert Bottel, senior quar antine inspector of the Red wood station, and Jack Van Zee of Smith River, Calif., are attending the annual confer ence for senior inspectors this Week at the Dorris, Calif., station. The men are staying at Klamath Falls for the week. has been in logging opera tions here. Both Mr. and Mrs. Stow are long time residents of the valley and are graduates of the local schools. The executive board of the American Legion auxiliary met at the home of Mrs. Fred Salvage Wednesday evening. Mrs. Earl Boyd, president of the local women's -club and nominee for president of the Josephine county Historical Society, was a special guest. Plans were made for the forthcoming Veteran's annual dinner which will be held on Veteran's day, Nov. 11, in the American Legion hall at 6:30 p.m. The affair will be pot luck with the auxiliary furn ishing hot rolls and coffee. All veterans and their fatn. ilies are urged to' attend. Games and cards will be the entertainment. The board made up the or der for poppies for the annual Poppy day sale next spring. Refreshments of angel food cake and coffee were served by the hostess to the attend ing board members: Mesdames Clyde Hays, Raymond Heid enreich, Elwood Hussey and Irene McCasland. 14"-22" TALL 1 ITTilTr Fun to sew-fun to give! Just watch your little girl's eyes light up when she sees this beautiful doll wardrobe. Printed Pattern has coat, two dresses, bolero, blouse, Ber muda shorts, 'jamas and panties. Use scraps! Printed Pattern 9094: For dolls 14, 16, 18, 20, 22 inches tall. Yardages in pattern. Printed directions on each pattern part. Easier, accurate. Send Thirty - five cents (coins) for this pattern-add 10 cents for each pattern if you wish lst-class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, Medford Mail Tribune, Pattern Dept., . 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. The average yield per acre for France's wheat farm is about 60 per cent above the U.S. average. Mrs. Henry Gammel at tended the HEU Community service meeting in Grants- Pass Monday and brought back a book, "Josephine Coun ty Looks to the Future," which she will present at the next local HEU meeting. The regular meeting for Novem ber has been changed from Tuesday to Thursday, Nov. 13, due to the legal holiday on the 11th, the regular meeting day. The Nov. 13 meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. William Baskin. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brecken ridge are in charge of the new dance club started in O'Brien, offering a dance every Saturday night held in the O'Brien school building. A variety of dancing is planned for every meeting, including square, round and modern dances. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Stow, new managers of the Chit Chat cafe, took over opera tions Monday, Oct. 27. Stow K ;V - 'f j ROY P.WILKES for COUNCILMAN BECAUSE He con be depended upon to work effectively for those things that are to the best interests of the Ward. 1. WILKES organized and led the successful drive for municipal facilities in the Kenwood-Grandview district of Ward 1. ' 2. WILKES spoke publicly in favor of the Sear's Shopping Center for Ward 1. 3. WILKES sought and gained revision of the subdivision ordinance which would have seriously restricted development in Ward 1. ; 4. WILKES requested that the new sewer lines in Ward 1 be of sufficient capacity to serve the Lone Pine area when it so desired. 5. WILKES urged the City Planning Commission to provide prompt zoning of the newly-annexed districts of Ward 1, so that undesirable condi tions such as wrecking yards near residential areas could be prevented or corrected.' 6. WILKES has ably demonstrated he will help Ward 1 in its efforts toward progress and 'improvement. ' VOTE TOMORROW FOR ROY P. w LUCES To Represent Ward 1 on the City Council : Pd. Pol. Adv. Wilkes for Councilman Comm., Elwood B. Hedberg, Secy. 1. Tuesday is the Day of Decision During the brief 22 months administration of Gov ernor Robert D. Holmes he has initiated the first effective program for the development of Oregon. Remarkable progress has been made. Tomorrow will tell whether or not he has the oppor tunity and advantage of a full 4-year term to finish the job that will brighten the future of all Oregonians. The decision is yours. VOTE these few minutes can guarantee the more prosperous Oregon to which we are dedicated. VOTE -Re-elect our aggressive Governor, Robert D. Holmes, and give him the support of a Democratic ; legislature. Pd. Pol. Adv. Jackson Co. Democratic Central Committee, Wm. Frohnmayer, Treas.,- 622 N orth Riverside. MMM mmmmmm m z.