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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGOX, THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1932. PAGE FIVE VALLEY GETS RAIN In all up until 11:30 a. m. today, almost an Inch of rain, lacking but four hundreatna. has fallen in Med- lord and throughout the valley since last Sunday, slight rain continued after that hour and probable occas ional rains la the forecast for tonight and Friday. Another foot of fresh anow had fallen at Crater Lake national park up to early this forenoon. In addition to the 13 inches which fell there dur ing Wednesday night, with prospects of still more falling during the re mainder of today. Up to 5 a, m. today from 5 p. m. yesterday, only .01 of an lnc,n of rain fell here, but after that hour .29 more of an Inch had fallen by 11:30 a. m. This week's abundant rainfall Is greatly welcomed In agricultural and fruit growing circles, as being of In calculable benefit to growing crops. Many Medford people, who had their gardens planted before this week's rainy spell began, are crowing over their neighbors who had put off planting until later. The ground Is becoming thoroughly saturated wltth rain, and the main question of interest now, aa shown by general gossip along that line Is whether, when the present rain ceases It will be Immediately followed by cold weather, or warm weather. Courthouse News (Furnished by the Jackson County Abstract Co. 131 I Sixth etrwt) PORTLAND, March 17. Tusko. the ponderous. Irrepressible elephant, will leave his ramshackle quarters here next week to take up a tem porary home in Eugene, where he will be oiled and polished and bur nished for an exhibition tour of the country. By truck, trailer or boxcar Tusko will make the trip to Eugene. After the cleanup -shine up program is com pleted there he will be returned to Portland for a brief visit and then will start eastward by triu-k ever the Columbia River highway. Slim Lewis, Tusko's trainer, made the announcement of the p.ojected tourn today. Next winter Lowla ex pects to quarter Tusko In New Or leans. Prom there, the trainer said. It will be only a hop to Chicago for the 1933 world fair. Eagle Point Circuit Court Avon E. Hall and Mabel D. Hall to Mark w. Flowers, Edward Q. John son and Emma Johnson, possession of personal property. H. L. Claycomb vs. B. J. Parsons, chattel Hen. R. O. Stephenson as Economy Lbr. Co., vs. William Belmborn, Blanche Belmborn, Hen. Delroy Getchell as administrator of eatat of Anna C. Nalley (dec.) ts. P. K. Nalley, restoration of real prop erty. Edith W. Hannard vs. Julia Pomroy and Walter Powroy, foreclosure. A. B. Zimmerman," et al vs. Northern Pacific Pur and Trading company, a corporation and Charles C. DeLara, strict foreclosure. Wm. H. Byars vs. Charles T. Swee ney, money damages. H. B. Kellom vs. Charles T. Swee ney, money damages. Jeanette Bodln vs. Lawrence Bodln, for support. Murrlage Licenses Fred J. Brusso and May V. Nelson: Chari J. Titai and Hazel Whitney. Ileal Estate Transfers C. C. Chapman et ux to First In surance Agency, deed Lot S Chap man's third subdivision unrecorded. C. C. Chapman et ux to First In surance Agency, deed Lot 6 Chap man's third subdivision unrecorded. George W. Snider et ux to C. T. Peek et ux, deed NW of 8W!4; SW'i of NW!i of Sec. 18 Twp. 34 S. R. 1W. George W. Snider et ux to Gordon Cox, warranty deed 8E of NE'l E'2 of SE4 of Sec. 17 In Twp. 34, S. R. 1W. Gordon Cox. Admr. to George W. Snider, Admr. D.-NWV of 8WV4: SWi of NW14 Sec. lfl Twp. 34 S. R. 1W. Mabel Showers to Clarence A. Reis er et ux, Q. C. D. Lots 0 and 7 Bit. 1 In Wllleke's Add. to Medford. Clarence A. Kelzer et ux to Mabel Showers, Q CD. Lots 6 and 7 In Blk. 1 of Wllleke's Add. to Medford. W. T. Jennings et ux to Arthur Schmldli et ux, W. D. Tract on Reddy Ave. in Sec. 30, Twp. 37 R 1W, Medford. Alexander E. Woolverton, et ux to First Insurance Agency, deed Seven 1.63 acres tracts In Twp. 36 S. R. 2W. Mary E. Hughes to J. E. Daniels et ux, W. D. Wi of NE& of Sec. 21, Twp. &8 8. R. 3W. I. A. Pruett to Donna Pruett Big ham et al. W. D. NEli; NEH of NW4 of Sec. 6, Twp. 87 S. R. 1W. BOARD 10 ELECT EAGLE POINT, Ore., March 17 (Spl.) Sam Harnlsh went to Ashland Monday to consult his physician. Mrs. Lester Throckmorton and Eleanor Throckmorton called on Mrs. B. A. Clark March 12. Millard Robertson, who became 111 with flu March 11, la able to be up. Legislative committee of the Grange, C. F. Davles, I. R. Kline, and B. A. Clark met March 10 with Mr. Davles. Mrs. M. E. Clngcade, Mrs. W. L. Hurst and Josephine Hurst shopped In Medford March 11. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Horn gave an aluminum demonstration dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Percy Haley's. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Myers of Brownsboro, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bttterllng. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Cowden, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Clngcade and Mr. and Mrs. Jack 6towell. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Myers who came here from Saskatchewan, Canada six months ago, will move to Eagle Point from Brownsboro soon. Mr. Myers will opi- ti wntch and clock repair ing establishment while Mrs. MyerB will be employed In the telephone office. Clarence Greb Is 111 with influenza at his home on Crater Lake highway. R. T. Seaman, mnnager of tMe Eagle Point Irrigation district, who has been HI with flu at the Community hospital, la gradually improving. He suffered a relapse March 11, but Marvh 13 the fever left, and he was Improved. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Clark attended a special meeting of the California Oregon Rabbit and Fur Breeders as sociation March 13 at H. H. Lowe's In Talent. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ashpole and son Donald motored to Medford March 13 to the theatre. Mrs. Wm. Marlon of Butte Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Dins more, Joe Chamber lain and Harry Merrlman of Trail were Eagle Point visitors March 13. Mrs. Harry Carlton arrived March 9 from Ashland to spend several days with her sister, Mrs. Lottie Van Scoy. MIas Leila Galllen has been 111 with bronchitis since Msrch 10. Thirty two members attended the Civic Improvement club March 10. Refreshments were served by the hostesses. Mcsdames John Rader, Cells Holmes and Lottie Van Scoy. Friends of Mrs. Marsh Garrett are sorry to learn of the death of her mother, Mrs. George Nichols, March -13, In Medford Sympathy is extend ed to the bereaved. Mrs. I-amplear of Brownsboro was In Efteie Pome calling on residents In the Interest of religious litera ture. John Allen of neAr Butte FaIIi was ' here March II on bustnewi. Mrs. A. C. Mittetaedt, James Waters, Mrs. Mabel Harnlsh, S. H. Harnish. Mrs. Anna Swarey and Mrs. Edith Weinman were in Medford March 11. Msny Esg'.e Point residents attend ed a dance March 12 at Rogue Eik, Including Mr. and Mrs. Robert La Rcme. Mr. and Mrs. Hro:d Van Scoy. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stoner, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Toll, Mr. and Mrs. John Hcnuhaw, Mr. and Mrs. An! Pearce. Mr. and Mrs. Ous Niciols Miss Mary Hsnnaford and Rudy Weidman. Mrs. E. A. Wllhlte has been icllu bd!v X'.f rmt nrfk af ti-.e ,r - ' f fv:' "v Mf-ks ago, when v.siuiig . 4 Liif Cxee The board of directors of Medford'a Building Congress will conduct a meeting tomorrow evening in the council chamber of the city hall at eight o'clock, for the purpose of drawing up plana for the organiza tion, aa well as electing officers. Representatives of the various building trades in Medford .have been appointed as members of the board, and all of these men are expected to attend the gathering. Juveniles Surprise Leader With Party PHOENIX. Ore., March 17 (Spl.) Juvenile Circle of Oak Circle No. 242 met at the Grange hall Saturday afternoon. Many attended and a good meeting was enjoyed. Members, with the assistance of some Oak Circle members gave a surprise party for their guardian, Mrs. Mildred Ward, honoring .her birthday which was Sunday. Refreshments were served and she was presented a potted plant. Mrs. Ward was pleased. Ray Hoople's Barber Shop now open. Next to City Halt. ThisWoman Lost 64 Pounds of Fat Mrs. H. Price of Woodsidc, L. I., writes: "A year ago I weighed 190 lbs. I started to take Kruscnen and now I weigh 126 and never ftlt bet ter In my life, and what's more, I look more like 20 years old than the mother of two children, one 19 and the other 18. Every one of my friends aay It's marvelous tne way I reduced." To lose fat SAFELY and HARM LESSLY, take a half teaspoon ful of Kruschen in a glass of hot water In the morning before breakfat don't miss a morning a bottle that lasts 4 weeks costs but a trifle but. don't take .-hances be sure it's Kruschen your health comes first get It at Jarmln & Woods, Heath's Drug Store, or any drug store in America. If not joyfully satisfied after the first bot tle monev back. SPRING OPENS UP When the work on widening of the intersection at North Oakdale and Eleventh streets la completed It will have finished all the emergency relief employment municipal work contem plated by the city at this time. The number of emergency relief employes had been decreased by lat Wed nee day to 1A from the average of about 20 to 25 In recent weeks. The de mands for urgent relief employment from the city have gradually decreas ed since the orchard and other out side work has begun to open up, ac cording to City Superintendent Scheffel. There ha been expended from the clty'a emergency relief work fund to last Wednesday the aum of $2,203.12. leaving a balance in the fun of about 1300. The emergency relief employment crew of the city have completed the following work since March 1st: Storm drain from West Fourth St., to West Main St., between Quince St. and Rose Ave. Excavation of the parking and sidewalk areas on East Main St., near tlie James Owen property. Continued the cleaning of Bear creek north of the Jackson street bridge. NAME OLD OFFICERS SALEM, March 17. John Gaff ney, Jr., Oregon City, was re-elected president of the Oregon Guernsey Cattle association at the annual ses sion here yesterday. All other officers were also re-elected. An Invitation will be extended other breed associations in Oregon to Join with the Guernsey association for the first combination all-breed three-day cattle tour. Other officers re-elected Included H. B. Howell, Grants Pass, vice-president. Anderson Creek ! i Jas. Mays and family were in Ashland on business Saturday. The Thomas boys spent the week end In Klamath Falls. Roy Rex and Earnest Bushnell left for Salem Thursday to spend a few days. E. J. Center was In Ashland on Thursday. Frank Marquess and family were out to the valley Thursday, Mr. Green was out to the valley Friday. Mrs. Jas. Mays spent Saturday in Medford. RAIN POSTPONES MARCH OF SONS OF OLD ERIN NEW YORK. March 17 ) Heavy rain caused a postponement today of the St. Patrick's day parads of New York's sons of Erin up Fifth avenue. The postponement until SaturCay was announced by Roderick J. Kennedy, general chairman of the parade committee. RETER TO OBTAIN DATA NEEDED FOR FRUIT LOAN PLAN Raymond Reter. president of the Rogue River Traffic association, leaves today for Seattle, where he will Inter view members of the Spokane Ii.r- medtate Credit bank, to get full in formation regarding the procedure to be followed by the Rogue Valley Agri cultural Finance commlttae In at tempt to obtain funds to launch the local pear crop. The committee met late yesterday afternoon and decided that no fur ther work could be accompllsned un til detailed Information was received. Formation of an agricultural credit corporation to obtain the 2BO,000 needed, is the plan recently adopted by the committee. Forms for loans obtainable through the Reconstruction Flnanca coroora tlon can now be secured through the local chamber of commerce. It was announced today. All farmers Inter ested in this loan, under which the maximum to be borrowed Is 1400, are asked to call at the chamber of commerce. conditions in Oregon, not only finan cially but alao politically, as far as the Republican presidential oppor tunities are concerned. wmum said his call was a visit of farewell before his departure Fri day for Chicago. Oregon Weather. Unsettled tonight and Frlrtay. prob ably with occasional rain west por tion; moderate temperature; moder a"1 AHitherly winds offshore. 4 Dry slab $1.00 per tier, Med Fuel Co., Tel 631. TALKED AT MEET Program to promote the fishing and otfier recreational possibilities for communities along Rogue river waa discussed here last night at a meet ing or business men and chamber of commerce representatives from Gold Beach, Orante Pass. Ashland and Medford. The meeting opened with a ban quet at the Hotel Jackson with 18 In attendance. The dlatrlcta plan to unite in an effort to Increase tour ist travel through the Rogue river area and to Increase the recreational attractions for sportsmen. Oold Beach was represented at the meeting by Ralph Starr. L. N. Hauber and F. D. Colvln. aov. Roland H. Hartley last night formally announced his candidacy for re-election this fall. He ts seeking hl third term aa chief executive of Washington. Hartley to Hun Agnln. OLYMPIA. Wash.. March 17.- MILLINERY "AD EL LEE" In M. M. STORE SPECIAL EASTER SALE Hats Made to Order and Remodeled MaflajaaVMHnnHBlaaWaVHMWaawai WASHINGTON, March 17. (?) Ralph Williams of Portland. Ore.. I vice-chairman of the Republican na- i tlonal committee. Informed President Hoover today that he believes there j has been a decided Improvement In ; IHFull Flavored CS direct from , ? the roasters J mi- (Swell's - WATIONAI CRESr (offee Not Sold at StOftt. We deliver ducct to your bone, Telephone ThcP ' " MA.- Tel. 030-J-4. Medford Automatic Electric Coffee Roasting Accomplished by the GEO, w. CASWELL CO..n, Mothers... Watch Children's colds COMMON head colds often "lettV in throat and chest where they may become dancerous. Don't take a chance at the first sniffle rub on Childrm'i Muiterolc once every hour for five hours. Children's Muiterole it just Rood old Mustcrole, you have known so long, in milder form. Thii famous Wend of oil of muitird. camphor, menthol and other ingredients ) brings rchet naturally. IMusteroie Rett action hrcauie it ii aicientific"counfT irritant" not juit a ialvc it pene trates and stimulates blood circulation, helps to draw out infection and pain. Keep full strength Muiterole on hand, for adults and the milder Children's Muiterole for little tott. All druggist. CHILDREN'S FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS 2 DAYS ONLY 1-Ply Roofing, per roll. 98c (Complete with Nails and Cement) 8x10 4-ft. 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