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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO ll X sx .r-.-1 1 T -i. 1 ' ll pf viMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFORD, QRlffiOy, WEyTPAY.HWOUBT ,5t f 1931. I r DAIRYMEN pbURMllJ IODlTCtflf SRIKeI ASK BUDGETS Of M'PPI 'Naval Man Here O. O. Orogor of the U. S. S. Lex ington ni In Med ford today on a tour of the Pacific coast. In Hertford Caller ' Mrs. Bam Baker of Grants Paa4 ' well-known In social and lodge cir cles of this city, was here yesterday transacting business and : Visiting .friends. ' ' Hmitlj.' Air Passenger Allen R.' Smith, local lumberman, was a recent passenger on the plan Between here and Portland. Miss Llndley Hrturns Miss Virginia Llndley has returned to her home after being a guest for several days of Ulu Amy Elliott at Shady Cove. Youngs Leave IVxIuy . Mr. and Mrs. Harry Young left to day for their homo In Los Angeles, after spending tbelr vacation here with relatives and friends. Oarage Permit Olven - A building permit was Issued yes terday to D. L. Myers, 1016 Sas Jackson street, who will make garage, repairs to tne extent or 960, , Clements family Arrives '. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Clements and daughter Loralne of Santa Rosa. Cal., arrived hero today to visit relatives. They will visit with Mr. and Mrs. A R. Clements and Mrs. P. R. Hagerty. Conference at Union Creek Hugh B. Rankin, supervisor of Cra ! ter national forest, la spending today at Union Creek In consultation with K. P. Cecil, who Is In charge of con struction for the regional forest office Johnstons Here for Heason Mr. and Mrs. John Johnston are In this elty from Portland to remain through the fruit season. Mr. Johns ton Is representative of the Pacific -Fruit Express, - Molfnrd Couple Wed at O. P. William Edward Romnhalm, 87, and Vera Vivian Bright, 81, both of Med ford, were married at the courthouse Monday by Judge C. O, Olllette.. OranU Pass Courier. Washington Visitors Visitors from Washington registered at local hotels Include Mr, and Mrs. M. Lyon, O. 8. derber and A. T. Tul- len, P. R. Olson and p. D. Bower, all of Seattle. Mlas Puson Improved : ' Clara Mary Puson, who has been In the hospital for the past week, suffering from an Injury sustained when she hit a rock when swimming, was released this morning and Is much Improved. Ed Roamcs Improving Friends will toe Interested to learn that Ed Reamea, , who underwent a serious operation In Portland early last month, la slowly Improving In the Coffey hospital there. His moth er, Mrs, A. E. Reamss, has been In Portland since the operatlpn, and will probably 'remain three or- four .weeks more.' ' '- :' 7 Tourists from Draitant Points . ; Tourist from a dutanoe at .local (hotels Include Mr, and Mrs. Oharles H. Smith, Deerfleld, Mass,) Matilda ' Wilkinson, Boston, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Barnes, Vancouver, B. C; X. S. Pearson, London, Eng.; Mrs. Mary Wonn, Allen 6. Wonn, Chicago, lll.i Dr. and Mrs, IE, W, Wlppo, St. Louis, ,Mo. Visitor from Hlnte Oregon residents at local hotels In clude the following: Mrs. May Hill, Mrs. B. A. Oohlhar and Russell Rone steel of Salem, Mlas Maurlne Carroll ,'. and party, Mr. and Mrs. Georgo I. Letvin, B. 8. Parrell, Hugh 8. Enrlo. H. B. Essen, P. Calahan, Herman Bur goyne and Harold McCurdy of Eu gene, n, N, Lunde and L. B. Held of Oorvallls. Oranges vs. Freight Rate A definite stand back of the ship tiers of the northwest was taken Mon day afternoon by 35 Josephine county grange officials In their meeting with O. C. Hulet, state grange master, to discuss the fight to prevent addi tional Increases In railroad freight rates, similar action was taken by the masters of Jackson county granges n ther meetng wtlt Mr. Hulet here Monday forenoon. Railway Men Hare . A group of railway men arrived In Med ford yesterday and today. Among them are J. T. Wallace of the Chicago Northwestern, J. T. Downs of the Nickel Plate lines, John Scanlon of . the New York central, H. C. Vlncont and L. J. Armstrong of the Santa Pe. A. W, Shoemaker of ' the Missouri Pacirio, B. B. Duffy of' the D.' and R. O.,' and Ernest Parrel! of the Union Pacific v California Tonrlut In I'lty i Tourists from California) registered at Medford hotels -.include Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard Spoarea and Mr, and Mrs. B. K. Baker, Oakland, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Kertoot, Gertrude Kerfoot, Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Massey, and Mrs. Parke Wilson, Ban Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Alden. Hollywood, Mr. and Mrs. M. Ross, Mr. and, Mrs. Claries J. Bradley, Los Angeles, and A. C. McRcyuolda and family of Riverside. From Male .Metropolis ' The following Portland residents are registered at local hotels: Sadia Hawley, Robert Varclay, L. O. Thomp son, J. H. Poney, T. O. Bweeney, w. B. Coon, Oeorge W. Staples, O. A. Pearl, C. V. McDantel. J. P. McLau ghlin. H. C. Vincent, A. W. Shoe maker, L. J. Armstrong, Pred J Brady, Charles M. Peterson. C. L. Mayo, B. B. Duffy. A. S. Shoemaker. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Byrom and son, W. C. Jones, N. R. Goty, Ella Nlckol on and J. T. Hallberg. Lnntl Visits Jluine '.'; Russell Lantls, son of Mrs. Olive Lantls, arrived here Sunday for a short- visit with his family. He Is attending a naval school In San Diego and recently returned from a cruise to; ranama. ' i 'J.' ... - legislate Against Trucks All vehicles hauling logged fuel, lawdust and similar material over the streets of Eugene must hereafter be covered to prevent scattering the material on the streets, according to a recent orainance oi that city. ' Leave For Lake ' ' Three passengers. Including Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Smith of Deer fleld, Mass., left on the stage this morning lor crater Lake. The Same number departed on the' afternoon stage yesterday. '! '" ; Llndley Boy Better . , ' (. . n Robert Llndley. son of Mr. shd Mrs. Oeorge R. Llndley, Is slowly Improv ing from 8 critical Illness which has kept him confined to the home of his parents on Llndley Heights for several weeks, Klamath Palls News. Dr. Chambers ut Convention " Dr. and Mrs. D. A. Chambers and daughter are at Mt. Baker this week, where Dr. Chambers Is attending the convention of Rotory executlvos. His brother, Dr. P. E. Chambers of Port land, Is taking care of his Shop Here during his absence. ; . ; Returns from L'hliago Oeorgo Carstens, well known Med ford tman, arrived back in Medford last night from a visit In Chicago With his frlehd of many years, Mayor Cermak of that city, with whom he attended aqhool at Davenport, ;Ia., In the days or' their youth. ' , Obtain License - Application for & marriage license was made at the county clerk's of-' floe thla - afternoon by Robert is. Clancy. 23, son of Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Clancy, to wed Miss Camilie C. Clemenson, 31, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Clemenson of tho Hotel. Joakson, .Claaaygare .Ills oc cupation os o clerk.. Beth the young peoplo - are wei known anfl aro 'for mer high school students.- 'V'. " 1 -: - " ll c4.!' r K""? FJira f t , gii rum ' - - Aiiotiatfit Pm l-iiiiin- Thoutands pf oallons of milk were dumped on the roadside near Portland, Ore., during a dalrymens' .strike. Flve.of them -(upper) stopped a truck to destroy Its load and (lower) some of them at the Inter state bridge in Clark. county, Wash, get ready to stop a truck, : ' Meteorological Report (Riporttd by jKtttn County ANtrstt Ce (lilt Strttt ens Ctntrsl tan.) - - Marriage Licenses. ' Jess Alfred Lcstor and Dorothy Dbrls Patch. . ' , Olen p. Clement and LaVonnc Clavelle, " , .; Eugene Edward Blake and Myra L. Larsen. William Tracy Hamilton and Grace Dolores Whlto.'1 ' John Earl' .Fry and Voltna Evolyn Vincent, Roy E. Tow and Florence Stafford. Circuit Court Homor E. Peyton and Mildred O. Peyton vs. City of Medford. Damages. Con Devore assumed business name cortlflcato of "City Meat Mar ket."' i I f M . -,- W. T. Sorry et ux vs. Medford Irri gation District. For damages. .Louise Peart Fernand vs. Gnu ton Pernand,1 'Divorce; n i Mildred Nlckols vs. Peter Nickels. Divorce. Albert Shaw vs. Frank Pernlund. Chattel Hen. Snider Dairy ez Produce Co, vs. S. B. Blake et al. For money.. ' Dorothy L. Leonard vs. Ttneodoro R. Leonard, Divorce. AugiiKt fl, 11)31. ' . v FORECASTS Medford and vicinity:. Tonight and Thursday fair; no change In tempera ture. , Oregon: Fair tonight and Thurs day, hut overcast on coast; no change In .temperature. . . LOCAL DATA Lowest temperature this morning, 40 degrees, .' Temperature a year ,. Ago . Highest, 03; lowest, 58. . today: ToUl precipitation since September 1, 1030, 13.07 inches. Relative humidity at 8 p. terday, 20; 6 , m. today, n. yea HO . Sunset today, 7:35 p. m. Tomorrow: Sunrise, 5:00 sunset, 7:35 p. m. - ' Air Traffic Heavy , Passenger traffic on the passenger, mall and express airway operated between Portland, Seattle and San Diego by Pacific Air Transport, a subsidiary of United Air Lines, is now the heaviest In the history oi the company, according to Horner J. Merchant, .traffic manager In Port land. Last -month the volume ot travelers on the daylight -trt-motored passenger transports and overnight mali-paasenger planes exceeded any previous month alnce service was started In load, and the traffic ma- exceeded the June peaa, Jerlaly . Heul folate Transfers W. F. Loomls, et al to.C. J. Berrlne. 4. C. D. 10.00. Hawkeye .& Lucky Shcpard mining claims.- Chester A. Brown, ot ux to Clraoe I. Hunt, W. D. l,!70.0O. 3 aer In Sec. as Twp 87 8. R. 3 W. ' . . J. W. Cook, et ux to Georgo For est Cook. W. D. 1 0.00 2.054 seres In Twp. 37 R. 1 W. United States to J. Lelaud Contrail. Patent. Lot 7 Sec. 83 TWP. 3H S.v R. 8;W.i: " ' , .. .'. ' ! Luclle L. SUlvor. et al to R. H. Toft. Q. C. D. $1.00 Tract In D. L. C. 85 Twpi .17 S. R. t W. ! . " .- .' I W. L. Uwls to Philip B. Lowtl. Q. O. D. I.OO. 1.80 acres In Sec. 23 Twp. I 8. R. 4.W. ... ..' , J'- i Fred Witt to Richard H Witt, et al. Q. C. D. 81.00. 8 acres In Sec. 37. Twp. 84 8. R. 4 W. ' D. B. Millard, et ux to Thorn. A. Veddor, et ux. Deed 10.00. a, acres In Sec. 20 Twp. 80 8. R. W. Pred W. Buntctte, et ul to O. S. Butler. Q. C. D. 81.00. Lot 1 ,H 8 Block 1 Pracht's Add. to Ashland. . F. W.- Hcorlocker. et ux to Prank Herlocker. W. D. 1.00, Lot 13 Block 8 City of Central Point. ' Henry H. Ward to Gordon Dixon. W. D. 8128.00 SUj of BW Sec.i 8 Twp. 41 8. R. 4 W. . ? Ouy S. Pierce, et ux to Viola Kcev- shaw. W. D. 810.00. Trace In Stewart Acres Subdivision. - B. R. Orltftn to F, J. Doyle. W. D. 810 00 WI4. of NWS SCO. SO Tap. HI 8. R. 4 W. . R. Griffin to O. R. Griffin. W. D. 81.00. W of NWti Sec. 30 Twp. 87 S. R. 4 W. Sheriff to B. R. Griffin. Slier. O H of NWt, Sec. SO Tap 87 S. R. 4 W. a Places Claims. Sheriff to Western Loan & Build ing Co. 8hcr. D. Lots lal and tract adjoining Barnum's Add. to Medford. I. R. Sohuler. et ux to Orren Dsn lei Payne. Q. C. D. Tract on Uccitlc Drive, Ashland, Oregon. INFANTILE PARALYSIS GROWING IN NEW YORK NEW YORK, Aug, 8 (APIOne hundred rases of Infsntlle paralysis were reported to the health depart ment today, bringing the total num ber of cases In New York City since July I to MJ. Dr. W. W. Howard hss returned from the national osteopathic con vention In OeatU and has resumed his practice, , Observations Taken nt ft A. M. 120th MerWIun Time City PI Bakor City 84 48 .... Clear Boston .. 88 70 .... Clear Boise 04 62 .... Clear Chicago 03 73 .... Clear Denver 00 04 .... Clear DCS Mollies DO 68 .... Clear Fresno 100 73 .... Cloudy Helena 78 53 T. Cloudy Los Angeles 78 04 .... P.Cdy. Medford 00 50- .... Clear New York 86 70 .... Clear Phoenix 08 78 T. Cloudy Portland . 76 64 ... Cloudy Reno 02 : eo .... Clear Roscburg 82 50 .... Clear Salt Lake 04 72 T. Cloudy San-Franctsco 64 50 - .... cloudy Seattle v -f-8 .... Cloudy Spokane .. i.' .Ji .' aa' i 64 .... Clear Washington. D O. 00 74 .12 Cloudy PHOENIX, Ore., Aug. 5. (AP) Thimble club qf the Neighbors of Woodcraft will meet at the home of Mrs. Mildred Ward on Friday after noon. All members aro urged to be presont. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hardesty, Mrs, Rosicll Watt and Mrs. Lillian Cole man attended regular meeting of the Neighbors of Woodcraft at Ashland Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Farmer am spending a few daya at the homo of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Furry, before leaving for their homo In San Francisco. - Mrs. W. D. Barnes motored to Lake o' the Woods last Friday and took a number of Boy Scouts to the camp there, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Burleson, Miss Sybil Caster and Ray Edwards spent Sunday at Lake o' the Woods. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Feebler spent Sunday at their ranch on the Apple gate. . .... Joe Young and family of Long Isl and, Kans . are visiting Mr. and Mrs 8. H. Young this week. Joe Young Is a nephew of S. H. Young. Rev. R. w. and Mrs. Nelson and daughters, formerly of Phoenix, now or McMtnnvltle, Ore., are spending two weeks' vacation here. They are suylng with Mrs. Nelsons mother. Mrs. Dora Dunham of Medford. They were dinner guests at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. E J. White Sunday. Independent Packing company, with Beit Stanclitf as manager, opened for wcrk Tuesday morning. Leo Furry. Walter Prettyman and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Furry, who have been paoklua fruit In California, have returned here. Mr, cV'hunwker. who recently went to San Francisco tor medical treat ment, wrote friends here .that ha would remain there for another month. '.; ' - Bob Smith and Jack Sanders aTC starting .'erection' of a new home In Phoenix,-'which will be occupied by Mrs. O. T. Morgan, formerly of Phoe nur, bur who now Uvea at Eugle Point. The house will be situated on the highway south of Phoenix, near the Nllos Furry home. ' Because Rev. Fred P. of thd Presbyterian be on vacation during this month the pulpit Sunday morning will be oocuplcd by Rev, 8. H. Jewell of Mer rill, : Ore. - Sunday ' evening, Rev. ft.) W. JttUon of McMinrivfile, Ore., for-' mer pastor of this church, will preach. 4 ' iij : sale, subject- td redemption as -pro vided by law, all of the right, tltle. and Interest that tho said defendant j Josephine Travis had on the 15th 1 day of August, 1020, or now has ln' and to the following described prop-'; erty, situated In the County of Jack- son, State of Oregon, to-wlt; :. -' i Lot Two (21, Three (3) and Foui (4) In Block Three (3) -of the Xowp of Phoonlx, Oregon, as Numbered h designated and described on the of- i p a-hftn MARtnr'1 vai piai mereor, now oi recora.- f church t hen? P8" thl alst da" of Jul l0' .u K RALPH O. JENNINGS. ' i Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon,. By Olga E. Anderson, i' ... . , : Deputy.' WEIGHT ADVANTAGE NEW YORK. Aug. 6. (AP) Maxlo Roscnbloom, light heavyweight cham pion will have .a ono-pound weight advantage over Jimmy Slattery of Buffalo In their 13-round title bout at Ebbcts field, tonght. Tho ohamplon weighed In tills after noon at 171 14 pounds to Slattery's 17014. both woll under the class limit of 175. , Card of Thanks. : ' Wo desire to express Our sincere thanks and appreciation for the kind, words and deeds fiom tho many friends, and for the beautiful floral offerings In .our sad bereavement. ' Mary E. Sinclair. ' Forest Sinclair. ; e Portraits of idletlnotlnn. The Peaslcys, opp. Holly theater, 4 .i. Brill Shoet Metal Works does expert repairing, fender and auto body repairing. Half price on kid gloves, plain and novelty cuffs, In dark and light brown and beige. Adrlenne's. . NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOt'NT In the County court ot the state or Oregon tor tho Oounty - or - Jackson. In the Matter of the Estate ' or Waltor 3. King. Deceased. Notice .la hereby given that the Admtnlstmtrlx- of, the -above- tiamcd Batata has tiled her vflnal account in said County Court of Jackson' County, Oregon, and that Thursday the 27th day of August, 1031, at 2:00 p. m. and the court room of said Court at Medford. Oregon, has been appointed by the court as the time and place for the hearing of objections to s.vd Final Account and tho settlement thereor. - " Date of first publication, July 33, 1931. REBECCA H. KINO. Administratrix of the Estate of Walter 8. King, Deceased. ALLISON MOITI.TON, Attorney for Estate, - NOTICK OF SIIKKIH S SAI K By virtue of an execution on Fore closure duly lsued out of and under tne seal or tne circuit Court or the State or Oregon. In and lor the County oi jacKson, to me directed and dated on the 18th day of July, lust, in a certain action therein, wherein Intor 3lt Fidelity Building .Loan Asso ciation, a corporation as Plaintiff, recovered Judgment agaltut Josephine Travis, the defendant, for the sum. of Two thousand one hundred eleven and 58-100 tsaill.M) dollars, with Interest from July loth, 1030 at 10'i per annum, for the further sum of Nineteen and 3'J-loo (tiB32) prin cipal and Interest for advances msd by Plaiutiff for the protection of the mortgage security with costs and dis bursements taxed at Twenty and 30-100 t20 301 Dollars, and the fur ther sum of Two hundred fifty and no-100 t3500O) Dollars as attorney fees, which Jxtdgmen u enrolM and docketed In the Clerk's office ol said Court In saw County on the lain day or July. 1D3I. Notice Is hereby given that. pur. stiMit to the terms or tlte said execu tion. I will on the 22nd day ol August 1031, at 10:00 o'clock a. m, at the front door ct the Courthouae in the City of Medford In Jackson County, Oregon, orrer lor ajtle and will sell at public auction for cash to the highest bidder, to sotufy said Jud ment, together with the costs of this COUNTY OFFICES ' The county court today Issued In structions to heads of all county oi flces to have -their ' annual budget estimates of expenses for the year ready by Wednesday.1 August 10. Tnis Is five weeks earlier than usual, as heretofore the budget estimates have been prepared for presentation Octo ber!. ,., . ' ' - 'The budget 'committee of three will : be named within the next month and will start work Septem ber i. also" alx. weeks earlier ;tnan usual. . - 1 1 : The early ' start Is mode ' eo the budget Committee, acting with tne county court.; will - have plenty ot time for nrenaratlon of the final budget:'-' '.''''.''"'. "' It Is' 'expected there will be re trenchment In till departments; and a' wholesale whacking ; of expondl titles)"' ;!iV :- ,'J' ' i "The first," ' tax" ttd 'receive tile bj will be the. dog tax,' now levied' at 82 for male and $3 for female dogs, The tax will probably be. 81 for ai dogs. Irrespective . of sex. The las session of the legislature passed A law giving the' county court unre stricted authority In collecting fixing dog taxes. i , t . Lovely Perm; waves 84.50. Finger waving 05. PrevosfB; 816 W. Malnj Phone 363. 1 I NEAR SPLIT ON GRAIN MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 6r-lAP.) An open break between , the Northwest' Drain Marketing cooperative and the government sponsored ..farm board lomcd" today with tho' j-oturn "froih. WrsHlngton of w.' T. KUhrt.; general; manager of the Nortnwest uram as soclatlon elation. . 1 1 KuJirtiio"'' fofvfjrrcd - with fatm- dieted virtually member association, J' from th, d. " formers' . I corporation, if th. . not change what he 2? H v-"iu.s lor expausioa corporation's activuio. Krjstalglow, preme. ; The p. theater. it Horseback trip V""jH indav. Mif.,., H-J ne 142. Silver ton Silver eCT mill reoBoned. tj For those thines vou forcofi. Gro ceries at Huson's What-Not. - Ope it Sundays anornlgnto. . M -. . , i Broken windows glazed by i Trowbridge Cabinet .warns. - . , , ,w.Hf, ., ., . , Hotel Medford. Barker ;Hnop, Haircut 26c. ' -tt- f V " Filial Notice. - In the Mftttcr ol the Estate of J. BUIb Sinter, Deceased:' . . '' i Notkse Is hereby given,- that the undersigned, Porter J. Nelf, adminis trator in tlie above entitled matter, has filed herein hla final report and account and that August 30th, 1931, at 10 o'clock a. m., at tho Courthouse' In the City of Medford in said county has been fixed aa the time and place for hearing objections thereto and for the examination and allowance thereof, . PORTER J. NEPP, Administrator of tho above entitled' eatato. Notice of ISalo or Government . T.niiHr. General Iand Office. WashlnKton, D. C Juno 27, 1981.; : Nutlet n horoby KWon that aub Joot to the conditions nnd limltn ttonn ot the act ot iluno 9, 1316 (39 8(at. 218), na amended by the act of Miiy 17. 1928 (45 Stat. &97, Public No. 417), nnd puraunnt '.t( IMpartniental i-oulatluvia Circu lar 12U0, the timber on tho fol lowjiiK lands will bo hoM August 14. i:)31, ut 10 o'clock a. m:. n( public auction at the U. S: LahJ Office, Jjkeview, Oregon to tin hi f;h est bidder at not lctsa thnn the appnilae! price, ns shown bythia notice, le to to' subject trv the approval of tho 'Secretary of the Interior. Tho purchao price with an additional sum of one-fifth of one percent fthercof being; ' com missions altnWoit, muat .be deposit ed when the -right to purchase Ut awardtn! hy the Uenlntor, but cer tificate of sale will not lsuo until the purchaser has compiled fully with said regulations, Circular 1200. ns to the exocutUm of the contract of falo and tho bond ror nulred thereunder. The money dei piwlted will be returned If salo In not approved, otherwise patent will Ishuo for the timber, which rmit b removed within ten yearn. Illdp will he recolvKl from qllisons of the United States aitgoc.atiuns of .such cltirens ?m corpomtlons ar KautKeil under tho laws of the Vnltod State, or any State, terri tory or district thereof only. Upon application of ft qualified purchas er, tho timber on nny legal sub division will bo offered wepnrately before- Ivelng Included In any offer of a larger unit.- T. AO U. 7 K., See. 15, SKH XW-4. yellow pine i.mi m., rea rir ,4(i m; xeh $wh.i yellow pine 720 M., red fir 80 M ! white fir 100 M: NV4 SKH. Vol-! low pine 4 80 M., red fir 130 M.; none of thelmbSr on tbi secti6n i to te sold ..for lews 4han$4.00 wr si for the yelldr pine. fc$i.oo per1 M for the re1 fir and 50 cents per M'for the white -fir - CO. Moors, Commissioner. t . n t , ;:'r: TODAY 'and THURSDAY. PROSPERITY PICTURE NO. 2 m. as. '-"L: v Rnmnniif n.:J ""1 IX? IIS 11 -aCN IT T-.-i . : 'i j ll I , With. . .l KXI'MHTKI) FOR Ha III -- - - - ' uavia maiiiicis . . kkiii-inkkatku Timr'n ' "I Sam Hardy ' LOVK! -,--WI- ;,:'PlrP- Beryl Mercer The Surpris-a Pieturt of DEVELOP KKPK A Frank Capro Production ,' : ;. , I West Side Pharmacy- J ; yx PAID ; FOR . fffl lHA Bring M Samples: 1 M & MONARCH "m$miiS gkWQA- 1909 raw TOM I A dninty utility tor mi-: SIlZssnZLiZsnZZs I lady' in colli, silver and I enamel effects tlint will I (ldipht the most ci'iti-, I ; cal reaipieiit.'-; :j ' I u lllllllll JACKSON coum BUILDING & -. LOAN ASSOCIATION ORCHARD LADDERS We. aro offering the best ladders that wore everK in Rogue Eivor Valley at prices never known befc: BOY AT HOME AND SAVE MONEY MEDFORD LADDER WORKS One-half Block West of Lincoln School TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Refrigerator, cream sep arator, sa1dts. tools and other articles. Mxut sell. 405 Bsrhart. i J. H. HALE PEACHES Best canning : and eating peach raised. Pickling-! cucumbers, dills ao per gallon.! Ivy St. Fruit Market. WANTED To Borrow $3500 lor wo years. Local security ten dollars to one. Interest payable monthly, p. O. Bo 1160. FOR RENT 5-room house: sleeping porch, fro r ire; dose In.- Also 2-rm. furnished apartment. Inquire. 31ft Portland Ave. WANTED s or S passerurers to share xpenaos to L A. or San Francisco Aug. . Hetnrn In 10 dam. Call Mis, Kale Walters, 8M-Y.1 Ashland FOR SALE On heavy team and one '"" " - n. ward. Anderson ranch. Talent. WANTED li.ed wheelbarrow, can Mall Tribune. KF. Just' Received A New Lot of Davenport Sets Attractive, - well made Davenport Sets (daven port and chair) with re versible cushions; 3 pat terns to I choose from.