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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1931.
AS WEEK CLOSES
PORTLAND, Oct. 10 -(AP) There
vu continued strength In the mar
ket (or butter during In week-end
trade. On the open market, ai well
ae on the produce escnange. late
trading baa been at wen sustaine
figures with demand Dat tot W
acore offerings.
Market for butterfat at Portland,
while conaldered high, la atlll below
what competing centers are quoting,
based upon the same price tor out'
ter.
While there were no general
changes In the selling price at eggs
local)? (or the . week-end. demand
was keener (or (reeh etock and prices
were Inclined to show more strength
here as well as at other points.
Very good demand Is generally
continues) In the market (or live
chickens. Prices reflect no change
whatever (or the week-end. Call (or
colored ro latere Is especially good
Increased supplies of turkeys of
fered on the Portland manure ow
ing the last few days, contlnus to
affect sentiment ae well as price,
locally. Only a small supply is
needed at this time, therefore the
extremely liberal marketing has
forced reactionary values.
Well held prices are generally re
ported for country killed bogs at the
weex-ena.
iferfeety
Livestock.
' PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 10WAP)
CATTLE 8300, calves ISO, for week.
Steers, she stuff snd bulls reflected
weakness during the week, with losses
of 35-80, but calves and vealers held
about steady. Oood grade streers were
S9.25-S.75, the latter being top. In
between sorts were' $5.00-6.00. with
off grade down to 14.00. A fair vol
ume of feeder etuff sold at 15.00 and
lees. Heifers were generally around
$5.50 top. with bulk 15.00, while top
cows were 14.50 and the bulk extreme
of 15.00. Vealers showed a spread of
g4.O0-8.as.
RODS 4038. Hogs showed general
strength with a sheer advance around
75 (or killer etuff eany in the week,
although eome reaction waa reflected
Friday. Oood to choice light butch
era advanced 75, but feeder plge were
quotable at a lose of 50. Best light
butchers scaled 18.50 for top. Pack'
lng sows ruled S4.60-4.75, with strong
and heavyweight killers 8S.00-S.25.
Pigs sold to killers at S5XW-S.35, while
(eedere were mostly 85.00-6.50, al
though eome outstanding sales were
made at 66.75-6.00.
SHEBP 6650. Oood to near choice
lambs scaled 65.00-6.36, the latter be
ing top and Included some clipper
tuff up to 65.00. In-between sorts
sold 64.00-4.76. Medium to choice
yesrllngs were 68.oo-4.00. Medium to
choice yearlings wsrs 6S.00-4.00. Gull
to oholos ewes were 61.00-3.00, mostly
1.75 and lsss.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Ore. Oct. 10( API
Butter, butterfat, eggs, milk, country
meats, live poultry, mohair, nuts, oaa
cara bark, bops, onions, potatoes,
wool and bay quotations unohanged.
San Francisco Butterfat '
8 AN FRANCISCO, Oct. 10--(AP)
Butterfat f.o.b. San Francisco, 3ty,.
Wail Street Report
Stork Sals Averages,
(Copyright, 1831, Standard Statistics
Co.)
80 30
30 80
Ind'ls
Today 81.6
Prev. day 80.5
Week ago 71.T
RR's TJt'a Total
64.7 133.6 84 6
844 131.8 83S
47.1 108.8 74.4
Month ago 67.1
58
140.8 100.3
Year ago -.130.7 100.7 180.6 1484
NEW YORK, Oct, 10. (AP) The
stock market resisted weekend profit
taking and maintained a firm under
tone In a placid half-day session to
day. There were numerous gains of 1 to
4 points In the principal ahares. A
few showed losses of a point or more.
The turnover waa about a million
ahares.
Wall Street received a rather pleas
ant surprise when O. S. Steel an
nounced its unfilled tonnage as of
Sept. SO at the close o( the market,
avowing a reduction o( only 34,634
tons from Aug. 81.
Today's closing prices (or IS select
ed stocks follows:
American Can 644
American T. 6t T 137H
Anaoonda 16 Vj
Curtis Wright V,
General Motors . 36
Int. T. e. t 17U
Montgomery Ward
Paramount Pub.
Radio
11
1SK
Southern Pso, 67 H
B. O. of Cat. 83 it
S. O. of N. t. S1H
Trans Am. 4
United Aircraft 16
V. S. Steel 70J,
Public Offices and
Banks Close Monday
Although there will be no formal
observance of the dsy In Med ford
next Monday all the banks of the
city, the county offices and the city
treasurer's and recorder's office will
be closed all day Monday, which la
Columbus day, and the courts will
not be In session.
The postofflce and general busi
ness of the city, however, will func
tion as usual.
The closing of the county and city
offloes and the banks and courts, is
because Columbus day, the anniver
sary of the day on which Columbus
discovered America Is a legal holiday
and non-Judlclal day, but not na
tional holiday.
All of the banks of Jsckson county
will be closed that day.
..
Watch foe tht opening of 0 rand
ma's Farm, .
Meteorological Report
October 10, 1331.
Forecasts.
Medford and vicinity: Tonight and
Sunday fair. Proet In the morning
Oregon: Fair tonight and Sunday,
but becoming unsettled by Sunday
night on coast. Frost tonight.
Local Data.
lowest temperature this morning.
36 degrees.
Temperature a year ago today
Highest, 63; lowest, 83.
Total precipitation since Septenv
bsr 1, 1031, 1.38 Inches.
Relative humidity at 6 p.m. yes
terday, IS per cent; B a. m. today,
80 per cent.
Sunset today, 6:S8 p.m.
Tomorrow: Sunrise, 6:16 a. m.
Sunset, 8:87 p.m.
Observations Taken at S a. m 130
Meridian Time.
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City
Baker Olty -
Boston ,
Boise
Chicago
Denver
Das Moines
Frssno
Helena
Los Angsles
Medford
New York
Phoenix
Portlsnd
Reno
Roseburg
Bait Lake
San Francisco
Seattle
Spokane
Washington, D.
(furnished by the Jarkson County
Abstract Co, 131 B. sixth Street)
Marriage Licenses
Walter Lance and Mabel Osrsnt.
John P. Slaven and Irene June
Chockle.
Frank Maxwell and Wanda Heard.
Henry Waeltlg and Dotba L, Cox.
Circuit Court
Big Pines Lumber Co. vs. Al Her-
manson. Lien.
United Statea vs. Clyds P. Smith
Federal tax Hen.
Big Pines Lumber Co, vs. Sofis L.
Stepheneon. Lien.
Medford Lumber Co. vs. Bode L.
Stephenson. Lien.
E. T. Allen vs. William Miller St al.
Foreclosure lease.
A. A. Maddox vs. A. T. Arrant,
Chattel Hen.
A. A. Maddox vs. Walter Woolfolk
et al. Chattel Hen.
A. A. Maddox vs. R. L. Lockwood
Chattel Hen.
Real Estate Transfers
Rose Potter et al to Dexter . Pat
terson, q. O. D. BWV4, the SE of
NW the B4 of NE4 of NWM and
NW4 of 8EV4 of aec. 18, twp. 88,
S. R. 1 B. W. M.
Frank M. Baker et ux to Olive Wil
son et vtr. W. D. 1.07 acrse In D.
L. 0. 88. twp. 86, S. R. 4 W. W. M.
ft aores of land In D, L. O. 68, twp.
36, S. R. 4 W.
Theo. J. Plah Jr. to Margaret B.
Fish. Q. O. D. H acre In D. L. O 65,
twp 88, S. R. 1 W.
Theo. J. Fish Jr. to Margaret B.
Pish. q. O. D. 17 acres In D. L. O.
55, twp. 88, S. R. 1 W.
Charles L. Wilson et ux to O. O,
Hall. W. D. H acre In tec 85, twp.
36, 8. R. 2 W.
Mary S. Graham to John L. Fowler
et ux. w. D. All of lot 7, block A,
Boulevard Park Add. to Ashland.
W. F. Sullenger et ux to Busle
DeVore. Q. C. D. Lot 10 In block 2,
Medford Heights Add. to Medford.
0. B. Bostwlck to Nora Boitwlck.
W. D. 8.89 acres In D. L. O. 38, twp.
36, 8. R. 4 W. W. M.
Clara L. Hawley to P. W. Moore.
W. D. Lot 6 in block 11, Ashland.
Jack Hlckson to Wallace Woods.
W. D. Lot 7, In block 7, Daley and
Emery's Add. to Eagls Point.
J. P. Larson et ux to Fred W. Wall-
raff et ux. Deed. NE of seo. 2,
twp. 37, S. R. 1 E.
BY CRATER RANGERS
For the reason that rangers of
Crater National forest are veteran
experienced forestry men, and that
that (orest has held Its own train
ing schools (or forest employes for
several years pnst, no rangers, gusrds
or ofhsr employes will attend the
first federal forest ranger training
camp for the 18 forests of Oregon
snd Washington, which opened Octo
ber 1 at the Hemlock ranger sta
tion In the Wind River valley, south
ern Washington, to continue until
October 31.
The purpose Is to train the young
rangers how to estimate lumbor.
seals logs, prepare government sale
papers, how to lay out trails and
build them. as well aa phone lines
and look-out towers, and how to
organise tor and fight large forest
fires.
Obituary
NOBLE J. MEISNER Funsrsl serv.
Ices for Noble J. Melsner, who passed
away In Portland at Saint Vincent's
hospital, October 8, from Injuries to
his leg. will be conducted from the
Perl Funeral Home tomorrow after
noon at 8 p. m. Interment In the
Medford cemetery.
Royal Cteh Coal, 613 per ton; fac
tory blocks. 65.50 per load. Medford
ruei co. Tel. 631.
Something different at the French
village as, nl.bw Provost's band,
70 88 Clear
KM SO fllafir
70 42 . Clear
60 63 . P. Cdy
,.,,,, 84 80 . Clear
, ,, 70 60 T. Cldy.
74 68 Cldy
70 88 P. Cdy
i 68 63 Clear
78 66 Clear
84 60 , Clear
84 I
64 48 Clear
70 44 T Clear
73 40 .' Clear
78 53 JD3 Rain
. 66 64 Cldy.
63 46 Cldy.
. 66 86 Clear
0. 64 46 Clear
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MARKS BIRTHDAY
Tom Wstterman, with his still
heavy bead of hair and despite bla
not looking near so old, celebrated
his sixty-third blrtbdsy today, main
ly by enjoying the crisp (all air,
altho garbed In a linen ault, and not
writing a piece to the newepapers on
any controversial subject.
Tom was so mellowed at the
thought of bis having reached the
age of three acore and three safely
that he felt at peace with everyone
and greatly enjoyed the congratula
tions of friends.
Mr. Wstterman Is a native of Ver
mont, having been born In Johnson,
In the Oreen Mountain state, whose
bleak hills he toresook about 20 years
ago for the balmy climate of Medford
after having beard a circus side show
barker speak of the distant country,
"Where Rolls the Oregon."
So utterly was he wrapt up In the
dignity of 66 years today, and good
feeling that be said he hoped the
Athletics and St. Louis teams would
both win the deciding gsme. He
wanted no herd feelings either way.
LADIES' HANDICAP
GOLF UNDERWAY
The Beautiful autumnal weather Is
adding much Interest to women's
gol( this week at the local course.
Plsy In the (all handicap started
Wednesday. Ths following results
are announced up to date:
Mrs. R. B. Smith won from Mrs.
Ray Moran, 2 and 1. She will
play Mrs. J. O. Thompson.
Mrs. E. Janouch won from Mrs.
Sprague Rlegel, 1 up. Mrs. Aletha
Vawter won from Mrs. O. O. Alen-
derfer, ( and 1. She will play the
winner of the match to be played
by Mrs, J. O. Boyle and Mrs. Archie
Holt.
OUT TO STUDENTS
The first edition of the monthly
publication "Junior HI News," waa
off the press yesterday, and distrib
uted to members 'of ths student
body. The ptper Is being edited by
BlUy Barnum. with Mrs. O. Hlldlng
Bengtson as faculty advisor.
A number of cleverly written and
Interesting articles appear In the
eight-page paper, which also has the
new constitution adopted by the
Medford Junior High School Stu
dent Body association. Two Interest
ing poems, "Texas Maverick," by I.
M. Henry, and 'Two Scotohmen," by
Anne Dean are printed on the editor
ial page.
E PAPER TELLS
PLANS AT RENO MEET
October edition of the Red Fee,
Hlllah Temple publication, la alive
with news concerning the big cere
monial In Reno, October 34, to which
a large number of southern Oregon
Shrine members plan to attend.
The special train carrying the dele
gates will leavs Klamath Falls Octo
ber 23, according to the newspaper,
and an extensive program of gayety
haa been planned for the visitors In
the "Biggest Little City In the
World.".
To Honor Teachers
at Talent Monday
TALENT, Ore., Oct. 10. (Spl.)
Community club and Parent-Teachers'
asoclatlon of Talent, as Joint
hostesses, will give a reception hon
oring teachers of the Talent schools
October 13, at 8 p. m.. at the Com
munity dub rooms.
There will be sn Interesting pro
gram, refreshments and an hour of
visiting.
Every parent of this district It cor
dially urged to be present to meet
and greet the teachers.
Death of Ward
Shocks Phoenix
PHOENIX, Ore, October 10. (Spl.)
The truglo death of O. B. Ward.
long-time resldsnt of this city, came
as a grievous shock to all in the
community. Mr. Ward waa struck
by a car while crossing the highway.
A large circle of friends here Join
In extending aympathy to the be
reaved family.
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CENTRAL POINT
CENTRAL POINT, Ore, Oct. 10.
(8peclal)Mra. Stowell and email
son of Phosnlx are house guests at
the home of Mrs. Howard Mayfleld
and soon expect to go to Klamath
Falls for an Indefinite stay.
Otto Bohnert waa a business vis
itor at Oranta Pass Wednesday.
Central Point Woman's Relief
corps are making plans for a Hal
lowe'en entertainment in the near
future.
A number of Grangers from Cen
tral Point were In attendance at Wil
liams Creek Orange barbecue at Ap-
plegate October 3. Several granges
were represented. Among speaker was
State Master Hulet, whom all enjoy
hearing.
Woman. Bible class party of the
Federated church for October will
be at the home of Mrs. H. P. Jewett
on Wedneeday, the 14th. 3:30 p.m.
A good attendance la desired.
Dairymen of the valley held a
meeting in Central Point Thursday
lulgut lor discussion 9t Unit Interests,
FERN VALLEY
FERN VALLEY, Ore, Oct. 10. (Spl.)
Fern Vklley Eagles will play a re
turn game with the North Phoenix
Terrors Friday afternoon. Similar
resulte of last Friday's game are ex
pected, the score of which was the
Eagles 55, Terrors 31.
Mrs. Russell Wheeler and small
brother Stanley Ferns, spent Fri
day afternoon and evening with the
Henslers.
Mr. DeWltt attended a school meet,
ing In Medford Friday evening.
Lovell Ferns called on his brother
WUHsm Perns, Friday afternoon.
Miss Murphy wss s dinner guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Thonos Frldsy eve
ning at their new home west of
Phoenix. The dinner was In honor
of MisOThanos' sister Vide Bailey,
of San Prandsco, who has been vis
iting her the past week. She re.
turned south Saturday.
Fern Valley hunters are still try
ing. Rsy Ward and father of Phoe.
nix were hunting and fishing at Lake
of the woods last week-end.' They
returned with some lovely fish but no
deer. sc ,
Harry Steele and WllllanV Kantor
were hunting Sunday.
Joe Kantor, John Kantor, Ed Mar
shall, Floyd McHarry and Jim Black
left Saturday for Jenney creek. They
were Joined Monday by William Kan
tor. They are expected to return
the last of the week.
Mrs. Edltb Haymond Is visiting her
a lexer, Mrs. A. B. Ferns, a few days.
Mrs. Wm. Ferns was la Ashland
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Ralph DeWltt was an all day
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Kilns on Wed
nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Thanos and chil
dren were m Fern Valley Sunday af
ternoon. .
Mrs. Oulovsen. Margaret Hughes.
Mrs. Ed Marshall and children were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hughes
Sundsy.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thomas, Roy
and Tom Williams, moved from the
Dr. Swedenburg place Sunday to a
place near the fair grounds this side
of Medford.
John O. Stewart of Grants Pass
wss a dinner guest of his brother-in-law.
A. M. Ferns, Tuesday.
Miss Margaret Hughes and Donald
Wheeler were dinner guests of Mrs.
B. E. Marshall Wednesday.
Those attending Orange meeting at
Eagle Point Tuesday from here were
Roy Ward, master of Phoenix Orange,
Mrs. Ward, Mrs, wm. Ferns and
Mrs. Ed MarshsU. The evening was
enjoyed very much.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Davis and son
Lyle and Berthol, moved from Val
ley View to Dr. Swedenburg's orch
ard. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Hughes spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J.
O. Eldrldge at Red Blanket above
Prospect, helping them move to Phoe
nix. Mr, and Mrs. Eldrldge are now
spending a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Hughes.
Quests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
DeWltt Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
Kilns, son Junior and Mary, Mr.
Kline's father, aa all daya guests, and
In the afternoon, Mrs. Warner and
son and Mr. and Mrs. Cummlngs.
ROOUE RIVER, Ore, Oct. 10
(Spl.) Mrs. Nora Wyooft passed away
at the Sacred Heart hospital In Med
ford Sept. 30th. Mrs. Wycoff, 80
years old, had been a resident of
Rogue River for a number of years.
erne is survived by one eon. Elmer,
of Rogue River. Interment waa In
the Medford cemetery.
Dorman Maehnke and Horace Wlh-
Ion of Banks, Ore., are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Le Molne.
Mrs. Chas. Hatch who was operated
on In Portland last week Is reported
getting along as well as can be ex
pected. Mr. Hatch and Stewart left
Thursday for Portland to be near
her.
Dr. Ogle of Grants Pass nude a
professional visit to Rogue River
Thursday calling on Grandpa Stev
ens.
Austin Herring and wife and Mrs.
Fulton of Longvlew. Wash, called at
the Mcllvaln home recently Mr. Her
ring Is a nephew of Mrs. Mclvaln.
Mr. and Mrs. John Breeding and
Miss Florence White were Medford
shoppers Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Neland and amaU
son of Grants Pass were dlnnor
guests Sunday of Mr, and Mrs. Fred
Dengler.
Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Lance are
moving to their mine on Foots creek
and Mr. and Mrs. Rube Pierce will
move to the bank building where the
Lances have been living. Mr. Pierce
will also move his barber shop there
from O'Kelly'e store.
Mr. Anway of Oakland, Cel., called
on Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Mcllvaln
Thursday. Mr. Anway lived here
about 13 years sgo and was Interest
ed In mining at that time.
Ladles' Aid held an all day meeting
In the Community hall Monday and
did sewing for the J. B. Scotts who
lost all when their house burned.
Pour quilts were tied by the ladles.
A potluck lunch was ssrved at noon
to about 38 ladles.
A very good rslly day program Is
being prepared by the Preebyterlsn
church for Sunday, Oct. 10.
A son was born Oct. S to Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Moulton at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. BtU Owlngs Jn Evans
Valley.
Carl Thomas Is walking on crutches
aa ths result of breaking a bone In
his foot.
Leonard Lund left Monday evening
for Portland' to enter the Veterans
hospital for treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Bsdger left Mondsy
for Corvallts where Mr. Bsdger will
look over two different stations. Mr.
Bsdger was our station agent here
but the station being closed sends
Mr. Badger Into new Job. Mr. and
Mrs. Scott Plrkens will occupy the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bsdger. Mr.
and Mrs. Pickens are new arrivals
from Los Augelea,
TALENT
TALENT, 0- Oct. 10. (Spl.) Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Connor and family of
Lincoln, Ore., spent Sunday at the
Rudy Connor home here.
Mrs. Sue Clayton had aa dinner
guests Tuesday, Mrs. Dele via Hurley,
Mrs. Preeman Wedge and Mrs. George
Waterman.
Mrs. Oardner and MUs Crawford
called on Mrs. Omle Ooddard on
Wagner creek Monday afternoon.
Dr. and Mrs. Miller of Phoenix
were entertained at dinner Sunday
at the home of Mr. and Mra. Q. W.
Chenoweth.
LeBoy LeVander - of Gold Crest
orchards, who recently submitted to
a major operation at the Commun
ity hospital In Ashland, la getting
along fine and hopes to be home
next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bell and fam
ily of Eagle Point, spent Sunday with
Mr. Bell's parents, Mr. and Mra. Tom
Bell.
Jeff Bell has gone to Klamath
county to spend the winter with bis
son there.
Miss Ethel Ebberman, who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. Ormle God-
dard, and aunt, Mrs. Ed Robinson,
on Wagner creek, left for San Fran
cisco Monday.
J. J. Try on, Mr. Le Prink and Earl
Wlthrow made a buying trip to the
potato country of Klamath county
this week. They also called on Mr.
and Mrs. L. X. Crawford at Tule Lake.
Cal and found them Just settling
In their new horn..
Tom Edmundson and M. San ford
arrived from Seattle by motor for a
week's visit with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Edmundson.
Mi's. LeRoy LeVander has been the
house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Boll this week, while Mr. LeVander
Is in the hospital.
Mrs. Harry Lowe la In Portland
where she expects to spend a month
visiting her mother and receiving
medical attention.
Mrs. Mable Mack, county home
demonstration agent, was a business
caller in Talent Wednesday after
noon. Mr. and -Irs. Floyd Bell of Eagle
Point, well known former residents
here, have traded their place at Eagle
Point for one south of Phoenix and
expect to move there Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Wlnkleman drove
to Glendale Saturday. They return
ed Sunday, bringing with them their
five months' old daughter, Jean
Doris.
SARDINE CREEK, Ore., Oct. 10.
(Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. J. U. Smith
and eon, John, left Tuesday for
Portland where Mr. Smith will have
his arm, which was broken some
time ago, reset aa It has not healed
as It should and has been causing
him trouble. They were accompa
nied to Eugene by their son-in-law.
Bud Smith.
Ed Flene has made several trips to
Medford the past week for medical
treatment for a carbuncle on his
hand which became infected.
Mrs. H. H. Elhart and son, Billy,
were week-end visitor of relatives
here,
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Walt, members
of Live Oak Grange of Rogue River
visited Sams Valley Grange Saturday
night.
Joe Herrold of Medford spent Sun
day with his sister, Mrs. Earl Croft
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Wright and
O. L. Dusenberry made a business
trip to Medford Monday.
Those out of school the past week
because of Illness were Arthur, Ma
bel and Lester Dusenberry.
Mr. and Mrs. John Smith enter
tained Sunday at dinner honoring
Mrs. Smith's birthday, Mr. and Mrs.
George Smith and children, Mrs.
Rita Kendall of Applegate and Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Smith of Gold Kill.
Nine students from here who at
tend Gold Hill high school, at
tended the freshman Initiation in
the gymnasium there October 3.
After the Initiation, refreshments
were served.
EAGLE POINT
EAGLE POINT, Ore., Oct. 10. (Spl.)
Among those attending the ball
game In Medford October 4. were
Mr. and Mrs. Will Brown, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Brown, Royal Brown.
Merrltt Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Stoner, Boy Ashoole, Donald Ash
pole, Mr. and Mra Gus Nichols, Mr.
and Mrs. O. B. Henderson, George
Woymsn, Tom Riley, Tom Lewis, Bill
Lewis, Lyle Vsn Scoy, Harold Van
Scoy, Henry Henshaw, Plenty Leabo.
Out-of-town visitors September 0
were Fred Pettlgrew, Anna Brophy.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Nichols. J. H.
French, George Hansen of Browns
boro. Mr. and Mrs. William Perry were
dinner guests October 4 of Mr. and
Mra Fred Pettlgrew.
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Lawson. who
purchased the Led air place last
spring, have returned from an ex
tended trip to the east and have
taken up residence here. They were
In Eagle Point on business October S
Rudy Weidman went to Klamath
Fulls October S to bring back a
truck for the local telephone com
pany. Mra. A. Stone and Mrs. Paul Hot
ferd motored to Medford Septem
ber 8.
The executive committee of the
Grange transacted Its regular quar
terly business October - at the
home of Master William Perry. All
members were present.
Mrs. Frank Johnson and Mrs. T.
J. Johnson of Shady Cove visited
this week In Eagle Point.
P A. Whaley of Derby waa In
Eagle Point on business October S.
S. K. Barnes. R. T. Seaman and
B. A. Clark attended the meeting of
smiths marketing and agricultural com
mittees of the Oranges at the county
agent, R. o. Fowler's office. Octo
ber B.
D. R. Patrick Is reshingllng the
roof of the irrigation district offloe.
Mr and Mrs. B. A. Clark attended
the California-Oregon Rabbit and
Fur Breeders' association meet Octo
ber 4 at the C. 8. Roberts home near
Medrord.
Lawrence Wlnslow and Miss Pem
Simpson went to Lake o the Woods
October 4 on a bunting trip.
Among the guests at the Sunnv-
slde hotel October 4 were Mr and
Mrs. R. o. Brown and Rudy W-ld-
man.
State Orange deputy Arthur Brown
passed through here en route to
Klamath Falls and spent the night
with Mr. and Mrs. William Perry
October S.
S. 8. Bruce, chief field agent fof
the Southern Pacific, who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Prank Brown,
left October 7 for his headquarters
In San Francisco.
William LUlle of Oregon City was
a dinner guest October 8 of Mr. and
Mrs. Wllllsm Perry.
Mrs. A. Woodrlch wss shopping. In
Medford October S.
Mrs. Jack Stowell, Mrs. Roy Smith.
Mrs. William Perry, Evelyn Stowell
and Myrtle Stowell were ' dinner
guests October 2 of Mrs. Nettle
Orover of Medford.
November 20 Is the date set by
the ways and means committee of
the Orange for the annual carnival.
Mrs. Lottie Ayers visited October
8 with her son, Amos Ayres and
family of Medford.
Mra. Hatfield was a dinner guest
October S of Mr. and Mrs. William
Perry.
Mrs. Earl Stoner and Mr. and Mrs.
R. O. Brown motored to Medford
October 6.
Mrs. Jack Stowell, Mrs. Nick Young
and Mrs. W. L. Childreth spent the
afternoon October o with Mr. and
Mrs. William Perry.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Ward and
daughter, Enid, attended the meet
ing of the Jackson County Recrea
tional club the evening of October 7.
Mrs. w. P. Morgan visited here
October 3.
Leroy Jackson was in Eagle Point
on business October 6.
Mrs. Fred Duttbn called on Mrs.
William Perry October 7.
Mrs. John Newcomb and Mrs. M.
L Pruett were bere on business
October 7.
Mrs H. W. ward motored to Med
ford October 14 to attend a com
mittee meeting from the Recrea
tional club, members of which are
preparing a home products cam
paign for the lecture hour of the
next Pomona meeting.
Finance committee of the P.-T. A.
met October 8 at the school bouse
to plan for the coming year. Mra.
G. E. Ousterhaut substituted for Mrs
Edith Weidman, who was unable to
appear. Other members present were
Mrs. Cora Smith and Miss Tetta
Olson.
Corbln Edgell of Medford was here
on business October 8.
Mr. and Mra. 8. Houston of Trail
visited their daughter, Mrs. Arthur
Kent, October 8.
A. C. Mlttelstaedt, who has been
quite 111 recently, Is somewhat Im
proved and able to be about.
Hats and dresses remodeled; chil
dren's sewing done In your home. Tel
623-J.
Coats rellned and remodeled at the
Fashion Shop, 434 Medford Bldg. Tel.
1181.
French Village dance Saturday.
Dom Provost's music.
Cut flowers Crego asters, elnnla.
18o Joa. Mrs. Dreeslei 1107 E. Main
1
Let us Iron out those render bumps
Brill Sheet Ustal Works.
Kryatalglow. kodak gloss suoreme.
The Peasleys, opp Holly theater,
s
. Scottish Rite.
, Stated meeting Lodge and
CaX Chapter. 7:30 p. m Oct.
lztn. entertainment, alter
meeting.
L. E. WILLIAMS, Secy.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
BUSINESS college girl wants to work
for room and board. Phons 868 or
1877-X.
FOR RENT 2 houses, partly furnish
ed, cheap. Phone 1B69-L.
FOR SALE So. Oakdale home. Will
take Jackson Co. Bldg. and Loan
stock. Phone 470-R, owner.
WILL keep house for single man r
cook for small camp; good cook,
neat and clean. May Re veil, Oen.
Delivery, Medford. -
WILL OIVE reward for address of
persons hsvlng traded or bought
cows from J. C. Orchard. Write P. O.
Box 185. Jacksonville.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 85 white rsb
blts for chickens or what have you?
Snowy Butte Service Station, Crater
Lake highway.
FOR SALE Bennett Seedling applea.
W. J. Gebhard. Central Point,
mile north Bear creek bridge.
FOR RENT House and apartment.
Phone 034-R.
FOR SALE Hereford bulls of Pana
ma and Beau Donala breeding
Hawkins Bros Thompson Creek.
FOR RENT Room and board, SOS
W. loth. Phone 887-X.
LOST Alpha Kappa Pal pin. W. M.
Foley's natns on back. Reward.
Call 33-X-21, Eagle Point.
1931 Ford Tudor Selan; never eold
or registered; new car guarantee;
big discount. Open evenings until
8 o'clock. OATE3 USED CAR DEPT.
FOR SALE 7-tubs baby grand Phllco
radio very cheap. Used very little
Call 394-M.
Deer Skins
Send yonr skint to ns for tanning.
Hair on. White Indian Tan or
Chrome Tan Buck, 87.80 each. Other
prices on request.
I.KOA1.I.ET At O'NEIL
1099 qnessds Are., San Francisco. Cat
Expert Radio Repairing
Rebuilt Batteries 13.00
Batteries Charged SOe
SERVICE ELECTRIC CO.
Ill South Holly Phone lire
LEOALS
Notice to Creditors.
In ths County Court of the State of
Oregon for Jackson County.
In the Matter of the Estate of Ann
Hamilton Anderson. Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the
County Court of the State of Oregon
for Jackson County, has appointed
me adm'olstratrix of the estate ol
Ann Hamilton Anderson, deceased.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby required to
present them with proper vouchers
within six months from this date a.
ths office of Porter J. Neff. 203 Cooiey
Building. Medford, Oregon.
Dated September 18, 1931.
NATALIE MAY HAMILTON.
Administratrix Ol the Estate ad
Ann. Hamilton Anderson, Deo.
Notice of Flnsl Account. .
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Jackson County,
m the Matter of the Estate of Bertha
M. Miller, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned. Executrix of the Estate of
Bertha M. Miller, deceased, hss filed
her final account on the administra
tion of said estste with the County
Clerk of Jackson County, Oregon, snd
above named court has fixea
10:00 o'clock s. m.. on the 10th day
of November. 1931, st the County
Court House In Medford,' Oregon, as
me time and place for hearing objec
tions thereto, and allowing and set
tling the same. All persons Interest
ed In said estate are hereby notified to
present their objections. If any. to
said account, or any Item thereof, on
or oeiore said aay.
6ELMA a. YOUNO. Executrix.
Notice to Contractors.
Medford. Oregon,
October 8th, 1931.
Notice of Bids:
Notice Is hereby given that bids are
now celled for the paving of alley In
Block 22, original Town ol uecuora,
Oregon, from Sixth Street to the
North line of Lots 3 and 13, to be
paved at a width of 20 feet.
The plans and specifications can be
seen at tne oitlce oi tne uity re
corder In the City Hall at the corner
or sixth and Front streets, Meoxora,
Oregon.
The City Council will receive sealed
proposals therefor, and the proposals
will be opened In tbe Council Cham
ber of the City Hall on Tuesday even
ing, October 20th, 1931, at 7:30 p. m
Each bid must be accompanied by
a certified check or bid bond of not
less than five per cent (5) of the
amount of the bid. The right Is re
served P reject sny or aU proposals,
to accept the proposal submitted by
any bidder, and to waive technical
defects, as the Interest o' the City
may require. CITY COUNCIL.
By E. M. WILSON, Mayor.
By M. L. ALFORD, Recorder.
M. L. ALFORD. Recorder,
By A. D. CURRY.
Summons for Publication.
(Suit to Quiet Title.)
In tbe Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for Jackson County.
Vernle Evans Chllders, Plaintiff,
vs.
George R. BlMseye, a single man:
Anna Pratt, Oscar J. Pratt, her hus
band; Fannie Grace Gregory, and
Ernest Gregory, her husband; Addle
Sherwood, and Elmer Sherwood, her
husband: Mary McCrossln. and
Hugo McCrossln, her husband;
Pearl Jones, a widow; Harold Jones,
and Robert Jones, minors; Mary C
Warner, and W. J. Warner, her hus
band; Donald L. Colvlg, and Star
Colvlg, his wife; Vance DeBar Col
vlg. and Margaret Colvlg, his wife;
Helen M. Cook, 'and Floyd Cook,
her husband: William M. Colvlg.
widower; Victor F. Blrdseye, and
Ntta Blrdeseye, his wife; Glen C.
Blrdseye, a single man; David N.
Blrdseye, a single man; Effle B.
Blrdseye, a widow; and all other
persons and parties unknown claim
ing any right, title. Interest or ee
state In and to the land described
In this complaint, and particularly
described In the Deed Records In
Volume 78, page 232. for Jackson
County, Oregon, Defendants.
To: George R. Blrdseye, Anna
Pratt, Oscar J. Pratt, Fannie Grace
Gregory. Ernest Gregory, Addle Sher
wood, Elmer Sherwood, Mary McCros
sln, Hugo McCrossln, Pearl Jones,
Harold Jones, Robert Jones, Donald
L. Colvlg, Star Colvlg, Vance DeBar
Colvlg and Margaret Colvlg; and all
othet persons or parties unknown
claiming any right, title. Interest or
estate in a-d to the land described In
the complaint herein, and particu
larly described In the Deed Records
It's Criminal!
The way we use butter and eggs would make
a Scotchman's hair curL but that's what
gives our food that taste of superiority.
It's the extra good things in our meals that
has made Crowson's their multitude of
friends and customers, and has allowed them
to serve the public for twenty years, making
it the oldest cafe and confectionery in Med
ford. '
Come in and get acquainted. You'll feel
that you've been doing yourself an injustice
for not finding us before.
Lunches 25c-40c Dinners 60c-75c
Served from 11 to 8 p. m.
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BUILDING & LOAN
ASSOCIATION
In Volume 78, page 332, for Jsckson
County, Oregon; the above named
defendants:
In ths nsme oi me otaie ox ure
gon, you, and each of you, are hereby
notified and required to appear In the
above entitled court and cause and
answer the complelnt of plaintiff now
on file therein against you, within
four weeks from tne aaie oi tne nrat
oubllc.-.tlon of this summons, which
date Is the 10th day of October, 1931,
and If you fall to so appear and an
swer within ths time required, for
want thereof, the plaintiff wUl apply
to the Court for the relief prayed for
In her complaint, to-wlt:
Tor a decree of this Court decree
ing tbe plaintiff to be the owner, In
fee simple, of those certain lands de
scribed In Volume 78, at page 232 of
the Deed Records for Jackson County,
Oregon, freeing asms from the claim
of each and all of the defendants
named In this suit, and
For a further decree of the Court
quieting the title -o eald premises In
the plaintiff as the owner thereof
in fee simple and that the defend
ants, and neither thereof, have any
right, title, Interest or estate In or
to said premises, or any part therof.
This summons Is served upon you
by publication once a week for four
consecutive weeka In the Medford
Mall Tribune, a newspaper of general
circulation, published In Medford,
Oregon, In pursuance of an Order of
Honorable H. D. Norton, Judge of the
above entitled Court, which Order
was made on the 9th day of October,
1931. OUS NEWBURY,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
P. O. Address: Medford Nat'l Bank
Bldg., Medford, Oregon.
HjtelMedford
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