Medford mail tribune., July 10, 1929, Image 8

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MT.frroftn mail TRreuyr:. medfokd. on sr. ox. Wednesday, july 10. 39-29.
FIRE THREATENS
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Help For the Man Who Wants to Build
JAOKSOVILLK. Or.. July '
liSt'eciAl. M(. . ti J Mrs. DavUI
(.amniond in nerth Ju-konvj,ie .
had the jiforianf Morula); of hv
inic thir chicken hou arwl
sheO almost fp.nrely nnl ;tn.l
jart wf thf ir wheat f:tM. The
fire ilPiMirtmert, w hit Ii w s llei
i one hy a near neijehlr. re- ;
pun1'd Immediately, a vine the
t..ue and the ri of the wheat
field. arM were highly pmiwd for
ihir quUk work
The dr'efn nf th fire un
known, but it ts thought to hip
MarM from the Intense hwt f
rn tnt-h from wod which
piltHl oUtsMe rtr-ur the heavy
iar-Tj'" rvof of the uoiKijhet!.
ru- tisnrnon w aw.iy w irking 1
t;i a Vox factory at ATltonia.
Mr. Frank T? re from a!lin
I'unc Ky., who h l 'en vii:lm: '
her nephew. l. O. Tyive of Med
fir!. was a Y.vor of Mr. J. M. 1
ViJliani an1 I ja SauWurf Sat t
urdar evenine. They were nelsh
or in Kentu ky a number of
yeir aco.
The V No Me t'.rand club of
ihe Jarkonvile Rehekah !(.: '
Wifi Au n-t durmc July and Au--3!
Mr Ry Shafer will en
rta:n :n JVptembr. (
Prt S'.ower. daughter Margery
ir.d their on Lelund of Ro9viHe. :
t'al.. visited at the home of Mr. '
and Mr. Ray OoWman her last ;
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jones of Cen
tral Point and Mr. and Mr. Oscar .
Iwts and son. Robert and Ray, ;
anJ Marian Smith spent Thurday
at Dead Indian Springs. i
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Randal and
Hattie Logan enjoyed an outinjr
on the Fourth at Ashland and also,
nmfle a trip to Hot SprinK" Sun- j
day. Mrs. Randal, who 1b con-
fined to her wheel chair all the
time, especially enjoy trip in the J
car. j
Mr. and Mm. Jack Thraher re- '
turned Puhday after spending five
day at Marshfleld. Randon and
Crescent City, harms made the i
coast route. j
The Talent town baseball team ;
played our local team at the wchor.1
diamond Sunday afternoon. Score
32 to 2 in favor of Talent. j
Mr. and Mm. Frojd Vtck and I
daughter Virginia motored to Ores- j
cent City Thursday.
Bill Bishop and Vance Hall
spent the Fourth at Cre"nt City. !
the latter playing with the Legion j
drum corp. They returned homei
loathe evening. ;
Little (ieorge Kverett Kdena had t
his tonil removed at the Sacred j
HVart hospital by a Medford phy- i
aictan the latter port of last week
and ta doing fine.
Mm Harry Farnsworth of Eagle;
Poinl was calling in Jacksonville;
Wednesday. j
Mrs. Jame Forbes and son Stan- j
ley from Portland spent the past '
few days at the home of Dr. and j
Mr. D. A. Forbes. j
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Si Ik wood and 1
faVnlly of Cottage Grove moved j
here Tuesday and are living in thej
house in north Jacksonville for
merly occupied by the Wallace
family.
Mrs, D. A. Forhe-s and son Stew
art accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Zed
Chaney and dauehter Norma to
their home at Olendale the latter
part of the week, returning home
Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. le Wakefield have
been enjoying a visit from their
nephew and wife. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry .Trooper of Nampa. Ida.,
wbom they had not . seen ir 4t
years.
Leon Manna from San Francisco
and Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Hanna
Wt Tuesday fvr a vacation in Port
land. They expect to be gone about
two weeks.
Henry' Wilkinson h. returned
from SterUne creek, where he has
Conservation of
Heat Obtained by
Weatherstripping
By The Architect Small
Houae Servta Bureau of the
lotted State. Inc.
All the beat generated r.c a home
Is lost eventually. AU that any iua- j
terlaJ or sstvm of construction can :.
do u to retard it eacape so that ;
the cost of suppEyme mo it hat to
take its place is not over-lurtin-
ing. Intfulatton is one of Uie mipor- j
tant ways of doing this, but tuere
ar other equaity neceasjary ways
of saving heating costa by ton
al ruction.
C. G. Septer of the American
Gas Association presents figures
which make this fact clear. He has
ar.&ly-zed some AO homes to find
out just wh: the heat losses oc
cur. His analysis shows the per
centages of the total for which the
various parts of the house are re
sponsible, as follow;
per cent
Beautifully Designed English Cottage
Walls
Glass
Infiltration
tiows asd
Roofs
Doors (opening, etc)
These figures show that
around win-doors
27
26
26
&
.-hil
the transmit f ion of heel throusn
apparently solid walls ar.d roofs u
responsible for 4S per cent of the
total heat loss la a borne, the In
filtration of coid air arouiid doors
and windows is a much larger fac
tor than usually thought. The com
paratively small expense of weath
erstripping all windows and doors
U therefore justified.
Economy of Weu titers! ripping
Just what the economy of weath
erstripping Is likely to amount to
can be learned with a few figures.
Cracks between the frames and
sashes of double hung wood win
dows vary in width from 1-64 to
H of an inch or more; 1-16 of an
inch may be taken as, an average.
Cracks aronnd metal casements of
good make are somewhat thinner.
Multiplying 1-16 of an inch by 216
inches the distance around a win
dow of average size gives you 13 S
square Inches, That is the size of
the total opening around one win
dow if the crack Is of average
width. Tn other words, tho cracks
around eacb window of an ordinary
home are equivalent to a hole in the
wall 134 Inches square.
The amount of lnleakace throueh
such an opening varies according to
difference between the barometric
pressure indoors and outdoors, and
according to the velocity of the
wind. ,A moderate statement, baxed
on tests, is that the inleakage from
the crack around a single window
of average dimensions is 35 cubi;
feet a minute, with wind blowing
at the rate of 15 miles an hour.
Prevent Infiltration Around
Windows
Engineers have estimated that it
takes 6.74 pounds of coal a day to
heat the cold air leaking in through
the cracks around one window to
TO degrees when It is zero outdoors.
On the other hand, it has been esti
mated that only .79 pounds of coal
, a day are required to hest the in
leaking air around the lame win
dow in the same condition if the
window ir finely weatlierstrtpoed. .
It Is commonly asserted that good
modem weatherstrips will prevent
from 85 to 95 per cent of tho Infil
tration around a window; while tn
tT. S. Department of Agriculture
joins other authorities in stating
that from 15 to 25 nor cent cf the
total heat loss fiom a dwelling can
be prevented bv thenv- Copvright
1029. The Architects' email House
Service Bureau of the Vnlted States.
Inc.
mm
k
Expensive Dining
Room Eliminated
Htfe
1
AN English cotUge!
What a picture the
words call to mind. A lit
tle house nestling down be
hind well kept hedges and
a f-urden at the rear. The
desfgners of this house, No.
5-G-3. have succeeded ad
mirably In achieving a
gracious formality both
within and without, a
combination difficult
enough even in a large
house. The lower hslf of
the' house is of stucco
which, combined with the rough sid
ing of random widths in the gables
of the second story, makes an io
tcreeting contrast in materials. ,
The first floor plan shows a Ion?
livfhe room, one end of which is in-.
terded to be used as a dining room.
French doors open to the terrace
which overlooks the garden. The
terrace mar nave a nv awning to
cover it in the summer time end be
left op n in the winter; so that, at
that season, the living room will
not be darkened by a rcof. Or, the
terrace may be roofed. The draw
ings show rough hewn posts and
brackets in keeping with tho style
of architecture.
The kitchen has been planned,
with Ihc co-oneiaiion of American
Home Makerr. Inc., for the saving
of steps and convenience of ar-rar.-Kmont.
The lavatory might be
cnhuRed and a tub added if a down
stairs batiiroeni is uesircd. The den
or bedroom may bo ujed for a din
ing room,
Vpstairs we find cne large bed
room with window? on three sides,
and a smaller one. tliougn of ample
size. Tne irreg-ilrr rooms give an
OH-c-rtuhity for interesting airango-n-"i:ts
of furniture and for decora t
ir j.
Pes ign Xo. 5-G-3
ISipgeoH bpy p u-.,t.
1
5-CJ
Construction: Wood frame, ex
terior finish tucco and rough sid
ing. ' Roof of shingles. Terrace
paved with flag stones. r
Facing: West or north. Should
be reversed for other facings.
r 1
1 1
R;gnntorr?rl BIL3BOOM- f
Lot size: A 50 foot lot will suf
fice.
Complete working: plans may be
obtained for this and other desieis
shown in this series. For further
information, see editor's cote.
Tki3 is a t-inc of the end of the living room shotrinj the space
arranged or dining. The French doors and tcittdoics opening on
the terrace and garden insure excellent lighting and a fine viri".
The arrangement of the furniture mag be as shoicn or tho tab.-'
may be folded down and moved back against the call.
J
KD IVOR'S VOTK? ndtLt.P j
!i!J!,1l'r,r r1 1 Hn Bonding Idltur of U-Tpip
ft 11 "VT i.tae Sitm Small lloa. SrVi ItTb
pecinrattoft for Ih haQ wn Jmyt mr be trrwrr t
.lap.
Cnrnckl in Xbs AnUKcto' Small H..n S-lr Urh 1 the tailed BUM, lob
Home Builtl.n' OtaUc
r
What You May
Want to Know
About Building
Questions addressed to this pa
per will be ansvertd by the Archi
tect' Small House Service Bureau
of the United States, Inc. Enclose
stamped addressed enKiop.
Q I have a flreplate that
smoke. Will it be of any bene
fit to arrange for a hood or
coml over the front? If so how
large should it be and what
flare J ,
A The usual way to cure a
smoking fireplace, where the arch
is too high, is to buUd up the back
hearth with one or two courses of
brick. This is easier than construct
inc eowl at the front. If a cowl
is used, its site and design depend
to a large extent upon the design
of the fireplace Itself. W suggest
you try raising the back hearth tee
fore doing anything more. Set the
bricks in temporarily before you
cement them. .
Q Is there anything that will
remove whitewash and calci
mine from hard plaster walls?
It is loose in spots and falls off.
We wish to repaint it.
A These paints can be washed
off. Afterward the wall should be
sued b&rore refinishimr.
. Q We have trouble with rain
coming around window casings.
It runs down and wets the plas
tering under ' the window.
Please advise a remedy.
A The chief cause of leakage
around windows is from inadequate
flashings over the cap mouldings
and under th side casings. Some
times this flashing is omitted alto
gether. It is easily installed. We rec
ommend you have first class
Duliaer look over the joh and make
necessary repairs.
' Q How should hardwood
floors that have been varnish
ed, then waxed, be cleaned be-
- fore re-waxing?
ABenzine is eomtnonlv pm.
ployed.
Q The paint on our house Is -In
bad shape some crocked,
some peeled off. We wish now
to repair.t. What is the best
method of removing the old
Faint? What caused It to fail?
A The old naint should be burn
ed off. Get an expert to do' This so
that your house will not catch fire.
Cracked paint is caused by the use
of inferior materials. Peelmc is
caused principally by the lack of
bond with the underlying wood.
Wet woodwork- is the" worst offender.
Q Our new roof leaks. The
roofer seems unable to find
where it comes through. How
would you go about patching
the leaks? There are also leaks
under the windows. How about
these?
A It is customarv in house con
struction for the roofer to survlv a
guarantee that tne roof will' be
storm tight for a number cf years.
If you have such a contract, you
ran hold your roofer. If he will not
irake repairs, advice the manufac-
ut.er. Leaks around wir.dov-.-s are
mcal aiwa3 caused bv lack of
.'lashing over the cap moulds ar.d
u:-.der the casings. Have these ia
rpeeted by a competent builder..
Q Is it a mistake to use H
inch hard wood flooring in re
surfacing an old floor?
A This thickness1 ;c tridely used
for re-flooring. 1 e!l laid ajid the
under flooring ir in fair condition
so that the r.ew flooring can go
down titht I. will give ss'.i.iiac'.ioa
No doubt the ,inch is bct.er.
Sen doirc wir profr-ect
p week.
Mr. ar-d Mrs. S M While r.f
JthUrd. Mr and Mrs G W
llan of K!msth Kai:. and Mr.
and Mr.. V. '.. tvhile ard family
of :hl e:ry -rnt the Kour'h at
I'nion CTek.
Ar.vlni5 Srrv-.h IVr-iM Porothy
ar.d Ho..rd L-;L r-turr.d hcme
Sturla ftr ;-:..1.rs evr;t!
dy at tri
M: Win. -n K.?r.e : wcrkire
at the Atf.-fJ Nur7: hont w hit.
Mm Nurri . .m-'.irc j:
tlore.
MlM EiU i:4" r-.3r:.e.J Wed.
nrsdy frv'm a to nion:h.' vi-
oJrn in la!:f'irru4.
Mr. and Mr l.nn Ktiii!?
home the flrt .f the wic f ;t n.
t'lover StA'l-in. T!r ':'T,V dui.
ter be'.re i'l. thy rJcht hr her.1
for medical af.entKin.
H1t"v r.-l n -- i V. : r
WORKS HARD
. IN THE FIELD
Relies Upon Ly& E. Piok
hain's Vegetable Compound
Kan kin. ItlinoU. '( t i: Lt ..'Ja
K. Ftnibam's Vegetable C'r-otm 1
a ton ii' tw -r ,:
ami al' n
first ei.ilt v
Sia TSvn Vn
IT1T Svrtfftl r'.-' (
esroe ati! I tr.
rsk
down. 1 ttvk it
rin. 1 am s:iM
takit r 'I atwl I
am fr-e'inje bet
U r. Vr mtHber
irv it for her- :
alf wSn I ttr. il avr alwavt I
r-t ervxl reult. Se ttil takr it.
returned from Salem recently,
where they hud spent a few
months.
The (irigsby family have moved
from Jacknonvilte.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Howard of
Itend and Mr. Howard brother of
; Portland visited our museum Kri
'. day eveninc.
Roy Mt"lel!an from KnterprUe
; was a visitor at the Severance
home Sunday. Mr. M-.Cle!lan was
a resident of Jaoksonville a num
ber of years auo.
Mr. and Mr. Lee Wakefield.
! Mr. and Mix Henry Trosper and
i-rk the j frs. Frank Shaw mad a trip to
Jtrej-ent tity Sunday. They report
CHURCH PiCNIG IS MR.,MRS. C. KUBLI MiNOR ACCIDENTS
ENJOYABLE EVENT INJURED BY AUTO ARE REPORTED IN
FOR REESE CREEK SIUSLAW HIGHWAY GOLD HILL AREA
. very nice time. Mr. and Mrs.
Tr5per were much interested in
th: country, especially in the fih
:ns here.
Mrs. iK-ra llarbaiiiEh and J. B
Kna'j't pent Sunday even'me wi:h
Mr. and Mr. Wayne Pricket t at
:t:r Neut:ful new home at Oak
Irxve. Their hnme. whUh ! mod
rny evj:pp-.. x a ju-t recently
fcu.U on lots purchased front Mr.
Htrbaiich and J P. fUnault. Mr.
n.ir.. brtr.hrr-:n-U is Mr.
Pr:c--!t is s:arr thts -tvk to
a f;re re-'idn'-e nc.ir the
Pr.vV:: home. Mrs. liarSush
rl Mr. Keriutt hiv a r..in.!er
- f :her fn" b'ts for s.i!e there
v H;.rn ha v.arted wvrk.rc
f t tf c-vjn'.y tr-.-lce crew, the
lir.n'An lire-., in tr-.e arce of
j .ri I.i:- :I. ho ha o: hr m--'.
rr.fr.;.
HKtSK iT.tKK. Ore.. July 10.
(Spatial Thf Sunday school pic
nic was tieldt cin the His Huttt
crctk at the
creek, where i
JAv'KSONVIU-K.
i Special. ) Mr. B
tr Kubli. former
but r.ow livhijc at
Or?.. July H -liiJ
Mrs. i'hes-'
residents hre.
(ioldon neftr
mouth cf McNeil Junction City, went over the evade
ba'kt't lunch with on the SiusJaw itvpi road one-half
Ice cream wa rtive-1. alter whicM mil west of Hetjen lake on July
Itanes were plavd and an all- 3. their car Tallinn about 5 fee;,
around po d time Vnjoyrd. Bt't: Mr. and Mrs. Kubli wer
John iiobert.-Hn took his truck riouly hurt. Pfnvple Uv-
and loaded up the children, which -"S nearby gave aM and the in-
rreatly appwrated and rave Jur,l couple were placed on the
the atfair more of a picnic ap- noxt tram t Kuaeno. where they i
pearaiu-e whi- h greatly pUased wr Ktxen hospital care,
the children, who hallowed and -Mr. and Mr. Joe 7m h of Phoe-
mrc soni-s alone the way. S-rAl w?r visitma th-ir aunt. Mm.
inted -vII:f' Jones -itur1ay eveni-.e.
Nt-rtt H.tkins f Kuch v: m
our city Monday on busin and
visaing friend.
lirownley. who was hurt,
nie time aso ur;;!e workint: n a
bridge over Pear creek on the new
M Mm ay rvad, r :urr.ei aon.f the
of
appo
let 'X.JI
LURES VACATIONISTS
Si . l VY- ASrrv ar:d I'J
'r WJ. h r; t-v v,.t J. .:-
to ; in r,(;nrl ?.ier
' r. 1 hT ; :r. rrvtr. a- J
K H'j'd rA ?.ir..ir vt Yuba
;". '.!;:. irt -;.....- 4 at LVad
the brethren were
to are for them and a ba:lvnit
party wa ontar.ired ar.d each one
took thur turn a; tryine to ywim.
Villard and Frank Ball spent
the Four:h in Ashlard.
Wtifrrd Jack and family spent
Tfturs-iay. the Fourth, on Kcue
nfr n 4 r e h r t ed a v e ry e nj o y -able
t'n-.
Tvd Seaman had a cr- w of men
at work Saturday JuN- . on
h-Muff". two frxtnir some leaks
lhAt neMeil attention.
T-e Kaadtfr family JinM with
Iuis RtNrtn ar.d family in a
p r'c r McNeil cr-k.
Mrs W. H Hirimn and M :na
m ;cvd tf M.-dfni Frt.'ay.
The Sr. y s- h-ol l-s- n for
r. tf ir.dsr. J s'e 14. h A 9
ih p4rMiak rr-:nw!b l:t-. t-ch-irs
that w are our h-roer
itrer r 4 ihnt ai wn un'o
hrr.e?t w are fSthr niakin
t w -rM in whvh w. l.e be: -ut
r be the liven, w- liv
Utter part ot ibe w-li fr. n- ihe
Sacred Heart hospital and is ble
to be about the hu.
Mr. and M rs. RrtTert. returned
Sunday front a few day trip on
the cv.ast.
Mrs. A. R. Phi!l:r" of Me-i'ord
spenrtirt this wek at the
Hod: Kter Sanitarium.
i'bery! S-".i;h of Jackn-v-.l.e.
daughter of Mrs. Roy Srr.tth
r--1 It rland 'nntr-t'l. .-n Mr.
ar.d Mn Miles Can trail of P. tch.
were united In amrr.Aa.. Mo-- ny .
Ju' 1 a; Ktn;a:ii V . l!oth
""ure rl'le w-e c - lua'.es f--om
Mr hih .-hol. att'-ndinc norn'.al
at AMjr,.l later. !. S'tth
!a'.;cht the Per Creek school
t V. ( 1 -n. - u - ,1 t , ' ii
M f'l HHITi IHT Hi HIT JUMUmiil i.a-iKt
'er.l t-r ai
Ms V J W're ar-1
of V'-dfrd re an
u.srx tt iv.-J Ir.d. an. fr-
r d
rhece y t earn
I I Si tr fc- a;. . J
gxvj result. re ni in '-, "
a- -tt .J rk iBstllJ- iJWiY " I'V
. .... .- - - - , . rt
Ira mr hoor'rk arwi 1 aiw neip m
d n
fi'sM
a.ve an a-urt cf tow w
l:vf-i. TT:e toldtn tet
.h iS O'.'t TTV f-TC ibly IT!
' ICir" ore of u shill
1 - ev.-rt f h:n-e"; to C.--V"
Rev. p. ;r.fh -w.:: t rea.-h at
Ma "t a. j?al a! Crel:
jnd ax Pert : T i p. rr,
Oor.f ir! hear tbe eM-i:nw ffr,s-PL.
. P
od e-k i t-'
IM ie'M.' I reemmenil tSe VeUble -u:h f. rk ri
ifmmtU aa4 I am villtfff I" ' !Vf,:,! M.-r-c r-.
er aae Wttrr." Mr. Hi , day at lVe t-k r
in, Jilt avis. I Mr. and Mrs. V h.:;:
Vc'r c!uir and Ju"
ii:e-l t v'-k
j3!)i:uat . Rank:i
U"rt
rr. Wa-j .
" f:hr
' P.uh vh.w,!. The
TOc s;jp wiH !:v ' ;ir. t elr
hi-e Appu-i ntf Use 'tJ.si
'.ntr.H re-i'Viff. TWyy tavt
'h ry bet when of th- ir v. any
fr-.r.U h-r.
Mr h Mr Rot Ma.t.n nd
s?a enw-fl a inp i-j i rs-
. Mr ri Mrw. !ir.ry -MiK-r ar.d
fm?y rt?3med Sur.daV eDtr.r
Trs'n a s.,v at th ., h
r I'Tcrr.t C:y. Thty rprt a
V-'Vrly lime on tnr b-avh an ;hat
R-.r.y ftrrji;- from t hts un:y
(iibH t.
!r. ard Ctrt Jrk of
Ar.t J.n. iVil f, -m a f-w r
at tie riome r.f fc is par-'.:. rr.
ari Vrft'. K. Jtrt.ru recr..:y.
t;cI.!V IIU-U Ore., July t.
tSpet:ai A numner of minor ac
cidents have occurred recently in
and n-ar tlold I i i II- Fortunately,
no one has been .Tiously injured
as the result. An accident occur
red a: the south end of the Rocue
nver bridre Friday afternoon. In
another recent accident the drivt-r
of the tar suffered a large rut 011
h:.- rich: leu and a bruised dv."til
der when contr"! wa lo?t and he
struck a car parked on the high
way. H. was iakn to Dr. W P.
Chisholm of this city frr :ridica!
treatmtnt.
.Mr. and Mr. Alv Walker re-turn-'d
from Cold fiewch on Sat
urday. af;er a three days v; nt
the h-r:i of relative. Mr. and Mrs.
H'mh H.iv, of iha; city.
A nu m N-r of pvpi from this
ity spent th Fourth at Crater
I-iKe. All rvport enjoyirar the tr;?.
Vr t'arrie Reynoids returned
? bor bome nr KerKy on Sun
day it ft er n-on after a visit of a
mcn;h Hh her relative. Mr. and
Mrs. W. P.. Walker of this city.
Mr. and Mr. Meisinser are at
Cre ent itty spending a week's
vacation
Th home ef Ohas. Carter i now
r p:d: nrsnnc completion and
w ; ; iv " h rady for cc u pancy
The h"'.;e ! a oe-jitorv bungalow
m.-M ,
A flr tcurr'-d the I.i'.'t wirt rf
Ue 'c at the home of Friti Sn:
dr. f stared a a rrasw fir- ar.d
.oen -puirva,) to te M rvts. For-run-tely
oniy one buiNlinc wa lost.'
A p'tt- of e.,J rtK'p from,
this rlty ri th Fourth a Hun
ter e nr fl''.d Rach. Anrnnx t
those- wo irade th trip wer Mr.
nd M-s js. Tr!s r Mr. and Mr
l "r H s f f Mr a i Mr. Pa 1 1
Th n-pn ard Mr a-d Mr. It I
Fi". A1 rtM rt an tnjotjMt
fme a-nt -,'---:urrd with c'arn-.
craH and .roi k rvi:-r.
BURNED IN FIELD
BEU.Vl E W. Ore.,- Joly 1 0.
i Special. A grass fire wa?
started on Monday mornina from
the exhaust of a tractor operated
by Frank FehUie while he was
binding his grain. About six
acres of grain was destroyed be
fore the rren were able to get
the fire under control.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gowland. for
mer re-i.dents of Bell view but now
of Klamath all. were in this
community durme last week call
in on old-iime friends.
Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Oilmore and
son. Ralph, who enjoyed a ten
day vacation spent at the Dead
Indian soda spring, returned to
th(r home in Beilview the lat
of the w-ek.
The A. H. Nelson family, who
have been enjoying a week s out
in at Four Mile lake, returned
hume Sunday.
Mr. and Mm. Arthur Tepor of
Beilview retarr.ed home Friday
after spending a fw day with
their son. Tom. who is located at
AHuras. Calif.
Mm. W. W. Bryan returned to
hr home here after spending sev
eral day with her hitsbajid at
Weed. Calif., where he is em
ploy d w;th the railroad company.
Mr. and Mr. F. M. Th"ho and,
daughter. Mary, of San Francisco,
spent the Fourth of Jury holiday
with- Mr. and Mr. Mark Trje of
F-llviw. Mr Theho is a eou.in
of Mr. True.
Mrs. Jamesr Msdicna and son
James, of Portland, who have
ben spending several weeks sf
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Nil. returned to their home Wed
nday. ,. a
lowans lr.sd J-.34 tele
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SAI.P.M re. July 1 One
hundred and twenty-four candi
date for admission to the Oregon
bar arrreil her-e Tue0ay to take
the annual Law iar".:rat;nns given
be the KvupI rt siite K.- eamin
?rs. The r- vs w th iartest on
rrconl in tbi sfare.
Clasalf.ed adrartUl&t (tg renlta.
C. A. HARTLEY
SAND
GRAVEL1
Crushed Gravel, all ize.
Washed Concrete. Band
Plant South of Airpert
Telephone 1201
Off tea. Room 7. Scats Mdo
Office Phone 127
WHEN YOU BUILD.
We'll be glad to help you finance your
new home. Our convenient
HOME LOANS
Enable you to pay on easy monthly in
stallments just like rent.
' Begin NOW to save for the
initial payment!
JACKSON COUNTY
BUILDING & LOAN
ASSOCIATION
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Et
MINIMUM COST
with
GAS
- "The Household Servant"
Instant Heat in Your Oven.
Instant Hot Water
Perfect Refrigeration
Southern Oregon
Gas Corporation
DAZEY, General Manager
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t r-
Soathern Oregon Construction Co., Inc. .
W. A. JONES, Mgr. 106 South Ivy
Phone 995-W Between 5 and 7 P. M.
LOUIS B. HUMPHRYS
DESIGNER '
Homes. Interior Decoration, Wrought Iron Work, Buildings - "
213-214 Liberty BuUding Phone 1271
When Building
Get
Contractor's
Bond
All Lines of
INSURANCE
First Insurance
Agency, Inc.
30 North Central Ave.
Medford, Oregon
STILLMAN
CABINET WKS.
We Build Coolers
and Ive Boxes
Refrigerators
Repaired
W.F. Grinsted
FOR
Painting and .
Decorating
Gumwood and
Antique Specialist
TEXTURED WALLS
Spanish, English, Egyptian,
Etc
PAPERHANGINQ
Day aad Night Servica
PHONE 532-R
Screens Made to
Order
Ask for An Estimate
128 N. Grape Phone 471
r;vrr in tu:unp.
F. F. BURK
for TENTS
AWNINGS for th Home,
Automobile or Store.
Opposite S, P. Depot