Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 08, 1931, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextT deal and . Personal To Rejourn at hca, ( oust lU-.Boll iVnrner and on Ed i ward and Mr. Crane and dnugh ler Heirn and .Mary , Hruro left rthla mornlnif fur Hrooklnga ano j CrVeht City,' whore tlify will r Joiiril ffor eev'ru! week. . Klrunen Homo from Iti.nn Mr. and Mrs. Iluunrt Htmnx re turned Monday nlnht from Jteno, ;' Nevll where Mm. Hirang had lcn the kuiM of hr. father for mime init, Air. 8imn joiiit-a jim- tnere Vuoilliin at Iukc ' tlio WiXmIm )' ,'M(t. j. H. -Conrad and on Krnert loft tl)I niornlnif for Uike o' the -Woods.1 where Mr. Conrad Ik re covering' from Mines. . Thi'y will be (ohe tfje remiilnderaif tho'aiim- 'l . ;j Hero frouti HlHlftiifO i.' i . Amonjt ihe-tourist and other from' dlmiinl clfie.- the following are registered at Medford hotel: Cktrenca T. Perkins and W. 11. An- ; adraon on Minneapolis, Minn., Mr. and Mrs. ti W. fjllilock of Alilnlt- , toil; Pa,'. Frank Faye. find Hally Huitctta ot New.YqrH City, Alice Murray liounfon and Mr. ana sirs. t II. yulnlun of Evanston, III. Yeoman meeting, K. P, hall, ' THunt, eve. ' Important business. RefreHliment. Every rn o m U o r ahduld be present. 107 lx-im-e of llonur Cliamto Degree, of tlonor lodge will hold no July meeting. There will be a picnic Instead,-- Dote' wll, be .fin- .nounced later.. - - , . f- f i Omconla'n at Hotels' ' Orrgonlans ri-Klstered froni vari ous point" In the state, other than Portland. Include Mr. and Mrs. Stanley peterwm and Mr. and Mrs. Dirk I'lnnetaon, Mr. and Mrs. An drew Ahlin, W. N.' Williams and K. KremmH of Kugene, : M. C Wooilard of Rllvvrlon, W. N, Ter. rill of Wewtflr and Mr. and Mm A. K. Florence of Iakevlew. Mr. Kin oil ViM-tloh' ' Mrs. Lyda r.KBni, who fecehtly left the employ of tho, .county health department, toduy wturted on, s two woekji vacation trip to Seaside and otrpolhtil along tho Oregon count. ' . . ( Hate for out-of-town trlpi. Tel. J00. OUtf fe-clys at Diamond jsikn ' Dr. uhd' Mm. A. C. Beely, for mer residents of HoaolMirg, am Mr. and Mr, flail Beely of Uoaton spent Saturday and Sunday at the mirn rrter homo of the former at Dia mond lako. ' - t j ; ; Thiitortnnt bUMlnefM meeting, Yeo men. K. V, hall, Tlr urn. eve. 8 p. to. All members requested to be pres ent, i ' , 107 MedMrd Thlovin Strip G. P. Auto Medford police roportod .Tuesday a coupo belonging to oul Van nice of Grunts Pom, stolon In Med ford, Monday night, was found early Tuesday morning on a side rond near Medford. The automobile wa stripped of nil accessories. According to officers, It la thought tho. theft was made by a. person or .persomt in connorllon: with , a used, Dart shop. At the time his cur was stolen, Mr. Vannlco- was attendliig a theater In Mcdfurd, anuria Pass Courier. . .J- Tho Portrait of dtatlnctlon. Peaaleys, opp. Holly thoater. LravN for North Mrs, M. C. Alsdorf left oii,,.,tho Khttsta tlila nooti by train top Port- land.'1'v' ; ' ' ' -' - ;;'J, j. Details $100,000 'Kodak prltea. at Peaaley 8tudlo. 1 nt4 Bill In Pcnnlcn Iaph Hansen of the Ashland ho tel mated Momluy ho thought all of the pennies In soutlmrn Oregon had been corralled when the car nival company, whose member atayed! at tho Aehlaml hotel, brought approximately, I.0U0 cuius V-lth tha Indian .and lancoln on them aa part pnymont of their bill. Ashlund Tidings, Grand Hotel Uarber Shop. Ilalrcuta to pleaae, S6o. 107 To Visit In Kant . Mrs, Thnmon V. 'Wlllhims and daughter, Mhoda .'Mint, ten this forenoon for Marquette, Mich., via Trlnce Kuprrt and Chlcugo, III., wher elhey -will visit relatlveo and f rlenda, . , , . ' . 'Lovely Tulip oil waves, 1S.H0; other permanenta1 15) shampoo and finger wave fir marcel Too, Kath ryh Locttell, HO 8. Central, 1914. tf Ti-nug-wald lanvo fur lOnst . Mr. and Mm. fori Y. Tenitwald will leave' Mil ynlntf - fur ttsn Francisco, from where loniorrow evening they will depart on the special Khrlner tmln ti i'leveland, o Ji attend- llw nntlunal Mlirlne convention, A Am In my new office, tSl Houth Central, Just South of Monlgoinory 'nrd. Ki'l.' Vllwood, oprtnnetrbt. Huh Tonsil Out Miss Harah Fal, who underwent nn operation yesterday fur remova of her tonsils, Is reported to be getting ulong nicely ut her homo today. Hern from Nearby Districts .. Mrs. J. It.- strung of Crlffln crook la shopping In Medford to day. Other Ijuxlnc-w cullers an Mr. and -Mrs. Tom Carlton and son Thayer of Prospect, Harold (lould of Climax and Ueorgo llurrlnglon of Crater lake. O. h. hlndlcy, foreman of tho Vaniloevcnbcrg or churd, Hams Valley, who la on a week'a vueatlon, Is also spending considerable time In Medford,. Miss Mnrlnn Htancllffo will opon a packing aohoul at the Ala Vista packing hoiitte on Mouth r Ir at., on July ir,th.. Parties wishing to be Instructed In fruit packing wli; nleai4e leave their names -ut tho packing houeo or with C. A. Mar shall ut 421 Ho. Front St. lOOtf Mr. C'liuilMii'k In City ' ' - W, W. Chodwlck of Halem la In Medrord today-attending to bul ncH matters In connection with tho Hotel Jackson. ' , Air Trrtvi'l Heavy ItccailKO of tho heavy holiday pni-HCngor travel by nlr, nn addi tional - piano schedule was run northbound from California Sun day by tho' Pacific Air Transport company,', according to Homer J. Merchant, United Air Mnea representative. Drill Shoot Motal Works docs export repairing, fender and auto body repairing. u it , I'roni Stato Metropolis Among guest registered from ortlnnd nt local hotels aro J. W. narls, J'aul Dupn, Mr. and Mra. K. H. French,; U. L. Crnko, June Wlldo, Mfx; WnHlihurn and daugh ter, Mrs. H. Wonk, Itoso IvunK. Mr. and Mrs. M. Rush, Miss u. Hush, Mr. and Mis. O. A. McMuiti, II. 1'. Wells, Hd Adams, CI. 1. Hart, W. J. lftirtinhni 10. C. Thomtwi, Don: Mcdruw, A. C. Hmlth, It. I. Macleiiy. U K," St; John, Jr., J. I. McUiugHlln and Vnltor Potter.' I.ylc Puiillii lteturiiK l.ylo Purllln, telegraph operator for the Southern Pacific, who hn been- located In Portland, haa re lumed to hla homo In this city. Vacationing' In Koulli K. J. Neumann of tho flrowno Hardware company, and duughter norenue loft Monday morning via auto for Han Jose, Cal., where they will apend hart of their vueatlon visiting friends and relutlves. They will nlso atop over In San Fmnctscd on their way homo- via tho coast route. Broken windows glazed by Trowbridge Cabinet Worka. a80tt Currya Arrive Toilny , Mini Kleanor Curry and Jier fatrier.' tt. Curry of Marlon, 1nd;. nrilvsid heae this noon on the Shasta, from Liw Angolea, where MIm Curry has been siiendlng the pohI aeverul weeks vlflllng. She aUu sent some time In Santa Cru. and Sacramento. There oil Huslness ' Homer. Murx and .Henry -Prlnglo wore in (I rants Pass Tuesday on busliici-K Business of Importance In every Yeoman. K.- P. hall, Thurs. eve. 8 m. Itofl'eshiuents. He' there. - 107 VlHllnrs froni Keatlle Included among tho Seattle via- llors In Medford are A. 1. Marsh and daughter, Mr. and Mix. o. A. Wugner. II. II. Manny and C. II Hlevena. Phone M. We'll haul awny your refuse, City Sanitary Service. ' , aa in- Spent llulldays Hem Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Spencer mill son Ji'rry of Itosehurg vlhltcd rela tives and friends In Medtord over tho 4lh and Mli. For your 1 July Investment In lifted stocks or bonds, tee M.' N Hogan, lit Liberty ll.jg. 106' lcuve for (Crater Ijike Mra. H. Wank and daughter. Mb Itoae Vank, of Portland, liiMl Mra, !'. II. gulnlan and Alice M. Houston of Kvuiuton, 111., left on the Crater lake Mtagi this morning for tho national park. California Vacationist Here , Tourists and other travelers from California, registered at local,' hof teb, include, a. U. iiruwn -aod Mra. H. P. Burrows and children of Oakland, O. J. And MUa Marie Da Hrecbe of Santa Barbara. Mr. and Mra. It. A. Ketchum of sacraihertto. Dr. and Mrs. A. T. Goldberg and Miss K. Abrama of Fresno, Mr. and Mra. C. K. Dates of Alameda, Mrs. K. P. Ford, Mae Louise Ford and Harry Martin of Han Diego, Mr. and Mra. JS. A. Gordon of Berkeley, Mr. and Mra, J. H. Bra nen, Jr., of Walnut Grove, Mr. and Mra. Geo. K. Mauser of Hollywood, M. J. McUiren and party of C'fea. cent City, It. Tuttle and won, Mr. and Mra. W. V. Jonca and Mr. and Mrs. J., W. Kern of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. It. M. Small, Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Lowrle,-Mr and Mra. G. J. Kaiaton of Han Krnhlosco: On DiihIiickh Visit I K. Kt. Johns, Jr., of Portland; district agent for the Pacific Motor Transport company, ia rtpendlng tor day in Medford on business. I'eggy Markle, local beauty exr Iiert, hiui accepted tt position at Howman'a and will be there July 20.: 112 Jilg Mine KxHiiision An order for $t5,000 of mining equipment huH been made by tho Penn Mining ayndlculo to install heforo the winter ai'ason at tho Hoberaton mine, according to O. Foretiicr, auperlntendent. at the mlno near Gulice, in a statement Tuesday. The equipment will aupJ plant tho present mill, cnpablo of handling about 7! tons of ore Irf 24 hours, to a 600-ton mill. Three ahifta'of men uro now employed at the rtiino, keeping It continually In operation.' The Koherston mln, as it Is commonly known because It Is the prdperty of several Hob. ertson brothers, was leased by the Perm Mining Hyndlcate of Allen- town, Pa., In February. Orants Pass Courier. ' ' HELD UNCERTAIN; MAY. TAKE DROP FOKTLAND, Ore., July, 8. (fl) The chk -motvket'.hm a very; Uncer tain tone In toduy'a trutlinR. Kven mombera of the trade found tt dif ficult to get a line on .conditfona )ecauHe of the inuny fuctora hav ing an Influence on the market. EuHtern and mld-wet, markets are helnic watched with more than UHUal IntereHt bceaUHe- If prlcew dron there It Iff quite likedy that a downward revlwlon will ' lie, force'd here., 1 : TJte ftrAnenf1-market charac terized by a fixed relationship be tween price and' supply that doeH not uHunfly eKlfcl". The advance of prices in inihy Important marketH ut few weeks ago Ih nalu to have hen followed immediately .by a dcreaHO In consumption. Ariother factor tnttt-may-weaken -the mld wet market and, conneiiuently, the market here, Ih the hot weuther.- DecreHHea in fjuttHty may have boon sufficient to Htop the move ment lnto-; the coolers. If thlB oc curred, a- lartfe quantity' of eK8 will be thrown onto the fresh eKS marekt and very likely cause u decline. . - The trade Is not predicting a de cline, but anything may happen. f isiXferfrety Kan il'iniii'lsiti llutli-rfiit, SAN FltANCIHCO, July 8 W Uuttorfnt, f. o. b. Ban Frnp cbnjlq 2c! i h ' .J t f f In. but continued midsummer quiet, the market was left largely to. the devices or proiesaionai traders.. . The turnover, rtweK?.r' exceeded 2,000,000 shares."'' 1 Today's closing prices for 17 Se lected atocks follow:' Am.' Can '...'. 10T14 Am. Tel. and Tel 177 Anaconda -- Col. Gas '. CurtlM Wright Oeneru! Electric General' Motors Kennicot Copper Mont. Ward .'- Radio Corporation Trans. Am Scars Itoebuck : S. P United Air Crnft U. H. Steel Corpt. Trust Sim D-yr. Fxd. Trust ; 25 S2 Shi 42 31 18. 19V4 17 1 65Vli 83 27 "96 0 7 Free shampoo Mon., Tue Wed, with tl marcel , or ' finger wave. Facials tl Thur. and Frl. Ilow- niun'u. Tel, 67. 112 Will Attend ;lft Sluiw . jock sworn will leave this even- ng for Kan Frunciaco to attend the International gift show being conducted thlH week at the Palace hotel In that city. He plans to re- urn to Medford next Tuesday, Completes "Vacation Trip ." Mrs. R. c. Minear returned to Medford this morning by train from Ptirtland, ' following a two weeks vacation In that city kml at beaches Along the Oregon coast. Kient Fourth ut Kexort Mr. and Mra. H. F. Cope and son Novln were among the visitors to the Uvko o' iho Woods .roiort over tho Fourth. ;,. io-- OiiPNt from lliilljuoiMl nllaa Marie Clark of Hollywood irt In the city aa the guest of Mra. Raymond Mlkacho. '"rum IVaNlilngtuii Statu Mm. Harold S. Davis of llomilam, Mr. and Alra. Fluyd J. Gibbons of I'acoma and II. F. Nlblock and family of lyle are included among lie- Washington glioma ut Medford hotels. Wcliiinali Club .Mim'Im Tliursilny Weiionah club will meet Thurs day afternoon nt the Nlchula cabin on Itoguo river, with an early after noon meeting. A covered dlali iin.-iieon will bo served la the eve-l ning. nt which time the men a Invlled. TO TALK SEWAGE IL, CHAMBER See M. K. Ilognn, SIS Liberty llldii., for Invest nienln In stocks or bunds. 109 Fluffy, Ught bread with fine, even texture. , That'i Flnhrer'i now Hokum Loaf. Ask your grocer. Prunes for Itlg Ibiiiiiuet Fifty pountU of tiiiiiiuun valley prunes are lielng sent by the Hose burg chamber of commerce and the local chapter of the llusltiess and Professional Women's club, to bo werved at the buniiuet at the biennial convention of the Nation al Federation of llifettnc and Uro rc.Hlnnul Women's clutu nt Itlch mond, Var Krystalglaw, k o d a k glosa su preme. The Pensleya, opp, Holly tt' theater. In City from Weill Mr. and Mrs. II. j. Harrington are vWtora in this city fruni Weed, who arrived yeitcrday. Hpeelal ratit for out-of-town trips 14-hour service. Checkered Cab. t'honi. aon. ist Man Held for M.-dtonl Jack V. Faulkner, 4S. a lumber- I inini. was nrreiled In Portland hv Ivteetlve Hivennes on a eharne of lUt a fimim from Mvdfonl Acconlltig to rtwenneft, Faulkner Is Hilled lolly ny u Medrord but In Montesatio. Wash.. n well to an swer bad ehevk rlinraes. Pali wae et nt 11000 by the Portland police. Portland Produce PORTLAND, Ore., July 8. -WP) Butter, butterful, egga, irillk,"c6lin try meats, mohulr, nuts,' cascara bark, hops, live poultry, ' onions, potatoes, wool' arid huy 'quotations unchanged.' '. ' ' ' - 'i ) ' s Portland Wheat PORTIjAND, July 8.i (P) Wheut: '-' Open High Low Close July (old) .53 .63 .02 Ml .62 .r3 66', July (new) ".6.1 Sept. (old) .62 A Hcpt.(noW) .6314 Dec .60 Cash wheat: Rig Hend Hluestem ' Soft while Western white Ilard winter Northern aprlng Western red '. Oats: No. 2 white. . Today'a car receipta: .! wheat, 64; barley, 0; flour, 10: .'born, 0 outs, 1; hay, 2. j r .r,3"763' .63 .62 V, .61 V4 .6114 .62 .62 .66 .65 64 ...X 62 62 ...,'...1 411 4!) .40 0; fcc Wall Street Report N1CW VORK. July 8.MflV-The stock market had another, alnklnit Hpell tpday, but recovered about Half its loss In Hie final denllngs. ; 'Kxtrenio' liws(s of 2 to fl points In several prominent ahai4i wero In tho main reduced to 1 to 3. and n few Bh.nr.cji nctually closed H Willi' gains. with the inteina- fliiiutl debt sltilatlon removed as a, mnrtiet ..fnctor, mid midweek: busliiev stiitlstles revenllne noth- TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANT1-1IJ Kxperloneed house keeper Avanti iNMirk, either In city or country. Mrs. Pearl towards, ' U- U. 4. Box so-I).. Medfurib I ut' 5 POIMVH Coach' $76, for quick ante.' 103 K. 11 Hi. ) ' FOR RHNT Finn, clean 2-Toom apt. with sleeping porch and gar age, 310 Portland Ave. FOR SAI.H OR TRADE-Viking cream separator in first-class coiiilltloti: for cash or a good workhoilsii. 6 of 8 yr. Tel. SIS. Central Point. 1 A rnttrerenco mretlne -nf the board of illreeinrs of the chamber of coniinecce and the city 'council wilt In' held lunlKht' nt the city hall to promote a more thorough understanding f the council's plan for the bond election to be held July is to provide for n new scwuao plant In McdMid. Althouch tho hoard hna considered the ew. age dlNposnl plan, no public an nouncement hna been niado by tho group regarding the chamber' policy In the matter. The election will be held July IS, Mayor F.. M. Wilson stated this morning and no postpone ment will be considered. The council will not carry tho respon sibility of threatened damage suits and other dangers nrksing under the present Inadequate. seWage disposal system any longer, Mr. Wilson pointed em. . LA K K , v.l'HH WOODS Ci wanted." Vlll trade Klnn cabin miiath Falls property. Addmis Fred D. Fletcher, 111 Looinla Itlitg.; Klulu ath Falls, Ore. Births Hotel Med lord Rarber Shop Hall-rut S:.e. no llclly WakKleld liniiniiliig t Helly Ann Wnketlebl. hr, has been guile III at the home nr her mother, Mr. Hoy Wakefield, Is much improved today. Horn to Mr. and Mrs. J. 1. Crow, a UniiKhter, nt the Sacred Heart hospital yesterday.' -' Horn to Mr. ami Mra. Earl Owen a son, Sunday, July ft, Horn to Mr. and Mra. Robert Rae n son. Sunday. Rorn to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Collier of McLcod a son. Monday. July . Mr. and Mm. T, t.. Anseth are the parents of u daughter, born yesterday at the Community hospital. FOR RIO NT Unfurnished 8-room 'IioUito, sleeping porch, shade tree;, clone In. Inquire 120 8. Holly. 1 1-3 ACIIKS, modern home, liullt ' Ins', close to new sohooV: fhSe garden soil; plenty water: $36n caah or will accept lot or acreage aa first payment: balance easy terms. KARL TC.MV, 310 Lib erty llldg. 10 FOR MIKNT'Xew 4-room hou hut'dwooiVfloorfl, fireplace, sin llonary tulw, bnenient: nled modern 4-room house and mod ern S-reotu house. KKI'DKN COMPANY. . Phone 720. Mill HAt.rt tirade Shropshire lambs Be. Iiox 904S, care Mall Tribune. WANTKI) Three refined gentle j men to room and board in cool pleasant aubtirban home: , real homelike atmoiliere; enrage; fi mlnute drive from Medford limi ne?, district. Phone 64 morn ings for particular,.. , jotf WANTKI) Married limn wishes JUlVt"' a"y klmi' rhiine 1043-lt. FOR 8.M.K Auto Park Nis- notatoea lhrk' north of Kverahady r, .iieyer. Roy WAXTHI) over IS. with btke. Wcetern Vnlon Telegmph to. FOR SALK S acres bearing peaches; modern furnished ( room hoiwe. $4.M10: trade for hav property; Marin preferred Ceo Cirpenter, ml. west of Phoe nit. H. 4. Rex . Conl of Tlinnks. We tWi to lhank our friends and neighbors for their Mndncwi and Aympathy during our bereave- ment In the Inst of our beloved one; also for the many lovrlviA.NTKI Middle-aged woman to (towers. l wall on table and type menus. Court V.. Snjder end Famltv. I..1'" sJj'- Mr, and M' Andre K. Moore U.hkt i nZ il'...'" ' " Main. Phone mi'-jT on Meteorological Report ", -" .1uly '8, l3. " ;' r ! Med fota and vicinity! v Tonight and Thursday fair! tid' dhange 'in tem perature. - Oregon: Fair tonight and Thurs day, but rog' on Immediate coast. No change In tcmporuturo. . Local Data -i" Temperature (degreea).. :97 ; 58 Highest (last 12 hrs.).... no a ( lowest (lortt 12 hrs.) 61 58 Hel. hnmldltv (net.) 1!) . 63 Preclultution (IncheB).... 0 0 State of weather.: Clear. Clear COUNTY L ACKS Lowest temperature this morn ing, 60 degrees. Total precipitation since.. Septem ber 1. 1030, 13.S7. inches. -- : Temperature a year ago today: Highest. 88; lowest, 60. Sunset today, 7:48 p. m. Sunrise Thursday, 4:44 a. m. . Sunset Thursday, 7:48 p. m. Observations Taken at B A. M.. : 120th Meridian Time CITV DI rr no a M -5 t ! ? Baker C.lty 84 60 Clear Bismarck 72 50 filenr Boise 00 -68 : Clear Denver 80 60 ' Clear Dm Moines 80 BO Cloudy Fresno -102 66 Clear Helena 76 48 Clear Loa Angeles 82 06 Cloudy Mnrahfleid 73 50 Cloudy Phoenix' ...; ..:." 84 P. Ctly. Portland 90 02 Clear Red rtluff 100 68 Clear Rosoburg 90 58 Clear Salt Luke 80 C4 Clear San Francisco...;.. 68 58 ' Clear Sanlu Fo 78 58 Clear Sent tin 80 02 .'Clear Spokane 86 50 Clear- Walla Walla 04' 02 Clear Winnipeg 06 48 Cloudy W. J. Hutchison, Meteorologist. Delivered fresli right to your koine (Swell's offee ( Nut Sold at StoiM. Ve deliver direct to roar horn Telephone The CASWELL COKKEE MAN Tel. 9501-4, Medford BSii 'Automatic Electric Coffee' Roasting Accomplished by!! the GEO. W. CASWELL CO Batteries Charged 50 Cents Service Electric Co. ; 111 South Holly : Phone 1279 SIT C. Main DEVELOPING PRINTING MjiI Ui Your Film. SWEM'S Medford SWIM AT HELMAN BATHS ASHLAND ' Contlnuoui flow of White Sulphur Spring water In tank. Open dally to 10:00 p.' m. (Kxcept Monday) Tub Bathe Picnic Ground TESTING TRACT CC L,eminon. Oavia Rosenberg and hhiul Scherer, a committee of frultmen delegated to confer with the county court, upon matters pertaining to thti Southern Oregon Federal Kxperiment Orchard, held a nhort aesHion with the county coUrt this morning upon details of the new plan. The county court refused to sanction purchase of 34 acres for the study of seed crops, etc., or to make provisions for the huilding of laboratory or housing space at this time, on the ground that no funds wero available. The county court agreed to go ahead with the proposed purchase of 21 acres of orchard ' land, for experimental purposes, on the William Budge tract,, as soon ns legal technical itie.4 could be straightened out. The county court Informed the delegation that space could prob ably be arranged in the new court house '. for the federal orchard workers and that temporary quar ters would have to suffice for the present. ' r i ' : 9 15,000 Yearly v The federal funds amounting to $15,000 per year, a continuing fund voted by the last session of congress, Is now available. , The county has secured from thechool. district a small cfuss room on the Washington school site, for' iise' as offices for the ! architect, contractor, and clerk-of-tthe-workii. It' will eliminate the necessity of the county building a new structure. Mrs. Abbott, of the Loq.se Home of Portland, an institution for wayward girls, " called upon the county court and asked for an ap propriation from the emergency lunu, to meet a t:(. Mrs. Abbott said that ' able action on her county court' fctrreeff .. Abbott said there to and four hnhln ' ' a -uuinii home from this coum' Tho welfare worker SJ thn tham I.. - . H delinquency." The usual batch 0f routine business, were by: the county court, j, number ofroad ""Htr, ItEPORT OF CONDITIOX OF THE . 5 First State Bank At Each? Tolnt. County of Jaekso'n,' Oregon, at close 'of 01u, 30, 1931. . ' -f . ....... i I j, I ; .. . . lU'ot'ncEs ' ! : ' ; t . .i .11.. i , J j Bonda, 'aecurltles, etc. 1 Bunkijig house $2731.99, furniture nnd flxturea KOO.oo..! Real eatate owned other than banking house Cash,' due from bartka and cash itema ...i......i. ...... THURSDAY Ifiry Roberts Rinehart's IopuIiir Novel 1 , V'N . -Tha story of a . - love that grew , frtm Anger! :7TAK: ' ilia, mm (1 QiiramowU Qictw ' with GARY COOPER CAROLE LOMBARD W .... V7Zti Hurry l Hurry! TODAY LAST DAY Janet Gaynor Warner Baxter "Daddy Long Legs" rcav MAIJlUtlES ' ' Total Capital stock paid in Surplus Undivided .profits net .... Demand :deposlis Time certificates Savings deposits Total ...:t State of Oregon; County of Jackson, ss: T, W: II. Young, cashier of the' above-named bank, di swear that the above statement is true to the best r my and belief. , W. II. YOUNd, C Subscribed and sworn tb before mo this 7th day of Julv . FRANCES -CAMPBELL, Notary I' Aiy commission expires June a, iya. Correct Attest: J. F. Brown, W. H. Urown, Directors. ( FOUNDED 1909 JACKSON COUNd BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION III Gas Equipment Will ASSURE you less time in the Kitchen during HOT Weathej Work Done FAST and WELL is an ' ACCOMPLISHMENT ' Even a Gas Hot Plate at $7.50, installed,! will shorten your time in -the kitchen! . Minimum $1.00 per month. Local rates as low as 140 of lc per cu. Southern Oregon Gas Corp. "Home of Instant Heat" 209 West Main Street s ' IPhoneJ 0 o IQ I0K Funeral Home Distinctive Sorvice at Moderate Rates ' Established 20 Years ; Ambulance Service jy XOf j Sixth St. at Oakdale ' ' - - - 1,1 . - ' .(I '". ' r I . .111111 i ' " " ' ttt ill II 0 ma Js 1 Before buying shades let us give you nn estimate. We will save yon money! 4 Telephone f 01 WINDOW SHADES Oil Shades, guaranteed, rollers.,. All sizes to 36 inches" wide, 6 feet long. Finest quality, no seconds. each 5 colors to choose from' tan, gray, ivory, light and dark green. 50c !-- 1 lilies i . e-