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rEDrOTlD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFORU, OREGON, TTEDXESDAY, 'ATOIL 6. 193 XGE SEVEN SOT DON'T FORGET TO PHONE THAT 7VANT AD HERE ARE THE BATES: pet "ret Insertion. - (Minimum 25c) Bach additional Insertion. oer word (Minimum i-w per lino per month, without oopy changes . 75 Phone ,,.,,. . " ... . -..th dark lost "B"---;. A .rf i tiger-stripes. Detween central Point. Answers to name oi "Boy." Call 364-L, Medford: LOST Between Grants Pass and Central roinc. , on rim. M. F. Hanley. Tel. 198-R-l. Reward. LOST 11 dog la miasma, cU 1818 FOUND FOUND Child's coat on Old stage road. Phone 840-R. HELP WANTED MALE WANTED Someone to supervise small hove in eemng "i magazine for part time; would pre- f.r .omsone with car, and have' time free ln afternoon. Box 3348, 1 care Tribune. MEN, 18-45. Steady work. 41700 to iinn nr. Postotflce clerks mall carriers. Common education suf ficient. Paid vacation. 25 coached free. Write today sure for full par ticulars. 1236-A, Mall Tribune, HELP WASTED Male and Female STEADY JOBS O. St. Government. I05-S250 month. Men-women. 18 to 50. Paid summer vacation. Short hours. Common education usually auftlclent. Experience usu ally unnecessary; 25 coached free. Full particulars and list of posi tions rrec. wrue i.v.j pure. Franklin Institute, Dept. 258-A, Rochester, N. Y. WANTED SITUATIONS PRACTICAL GARDENER needs work. Tony, 307 Bessie St. WANTED Laundrylng. Square Deal Laundry, 245 So. Central. Phone 379-W. WANTED Any kind of clejntng, 25c an hour. Call 98I-L. WANTED By experienced man. posi tion to operate orchard or ranch, either on salary or (hares, refer ences furnished: could take imme diate oharge. Addresa S L, oare Mall Tribune, and party will call. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS - 'WANTED Transportation to Port land. Share expenses. 313 3. Grape. WANTED 3 gentlemen boarders Reasonable. 329 Apple. Ph. 1502-J WANTED Rotten fertilizer, quantity. Phone 912-J. WANTED To buy all kinds of rab bits. Tel. 1559. WANTED Wool and mohair. Wool sacks and twine for sale. Medford Bargain House, 27 No. Grape St. 1 1062 wanted To borrow (2.500 on gilt- edge firs, mortgage on well kept 70-acre bearing pear orchard near Medford Address A. J. and owner will call and see you WANTED AUTOMOBILES WANTED Light used csrs. pay cash Ph. 652. 1761 N. Riverside CARS WANTED We will pay cash for your car or sell it for vou See "Bud'' Renfro Armstrong Motors. Inc. 38 No Riverside. Tel 18 FOR BENT HOUSES FOR RENT 4-room modern duplex: fireplace, breaklast nook, electric range, heatrola: also 6-room house, close in. Inquire 534 No. Bartlett. CLEAN, unfurnished 5-room house. 47 613 South Central. Inquire 607 So. Central. TWO - ROOM bungalow apa-tment. furnished: iterate: nice place; rea sonable. 1015 West llth. FOR REN1 Homes Funusned or unfurnished Brown A whit FOR RENT 7 room furnished house, very chesp to rellsble party. Phone C. A. De Voe. FOR RENT Clean 5 room house range and heat Key at 146 So Ivy FOR RENT 3-room nouee. irrigated garden land. O. j sere Oelln. Howa-d Ave. FOR RENT Modern nouse. close In Fine al:arfe. lawn and garden lot. (35 per month, water paid. Call at ja Hnmli Rival-title. FOR BENT 5 room modern house, farade. garden apace Tel 742-J. Koi- rtNl droom mjoern furnished bOue. tn 0 wstet paid Otul ais a V NEWLY decorated house, araliso.e belore Anrll . Has f'.ectrlc :.n,-e i etui hesier. or will lurn:h 'ir 'V rlstit partv. Permanent renter it omy. eee at vut fo. II Phone 79C-U TOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT t no 6-room nouses Phona 105. 30 N Central. HOMES POR RENT Call 798. FOR RENT APARTMENTS TWO MODERN, attractive, furnished, downtown apartments, for 1 or 2 people: newly decorated. Will ac cept best offer of rent. Apply Pluhrer's Bakery. NEAT front comer single apt; reas onable. 1205 E. Main. FOR RENT 5 unfurnished rooms, newly decorated; Heatrola, laundry, garage, near library. W. P. Camp bell. 80s E, Main. KURN. Front Apt. Private bath and garage. 604 W. 10th. APARTMENTS New, clean, abund ance hot water, attractive prices, 412 North Ivy. FOR RENT Modern furnished apt, downstairs. 345 N. Bartlett. NEAT, clean 2-room apt.; also sleep ing rooms. Olorla Fan Apts., 375 So. Central. FOR RENT Furnished apartment. Morning Tel. 201-H, afternoons call 107 Mistletoe. FOR RENT Modern furnished apart ment: hardwood floors, fireplace; newly decorated. Address Box 2983 Mall Tribune. BEST apartments in town at new reduced rates. Schuler Apt. FOR RENT 4-roon apt, 618.50. 209 West Jackson. . FOR RENT Furnished apt. Light ! garage: 10 & 112 Phone 463-H. : n bent a-room apartments. iu 520 So PIT Phone 1330. FOR RENT Modern duplex apt; 4 rooms. Phone 442. FUR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Pleasant room for gen tleman, close in, private home, bath, garage. 609 E. Main. FOR RENT ROOM AND BOARD PLEASANT room with board. Main. FOR BENT MISCELLANEOUS CLOVER PASTURE Phone 591-R-3. , - FOR SALE Homes, business property, 1 building lots, acreage. Terms. Will build to suit purchaser. W. J. Rob erts, 720 W. 2nd. FOR RENT Small ranch close In; well Improved. Phone 437-x. FOR EXCHANGE EXCHANGE orchard or for produce. Phone 174. farm labor Jacksonville FOR TRADE 2 fine residence lots, small bldgs, ln Klamath Falls, tor acreage near Medford, with or with out buildings. Address box 3100, Mall Tribune. FOR TRADE; 2 modern houses part ly furnished, for small improved acreage. 414 S. Riverside. MISCELLANEOUS SAFE AS GOV'T BONDS My 29 yrs. experience selling annuities shows that they guarantee 9, Interest for life at age do (male) ana as (female) and are tax free. Give name exact age sex. J. H. Coco ran 203 N. Bartlett St, Medford. WALLPAPER cleaned. Just like new. (1.50 per room and up. Call 6-7-1 I AM planning a trip to and from northern Callfr.-nla with empty truck. If you have hauling to or from there see me at b-u w. 13m St. Anywhere, any time truck. Frank Newland. WE PAY CASH For furniture, tools or what have you. Medford Bargain Hiuse, 27 No. Grape St. Phone 1063 SQUARE DEAL LAUNDRY 345 Central. Phone 379-W. So GOLD dust bought and sold at Red den Co- 3rd floor Medford Bldg. LOCAL or long distance hauling We guarantee to save you money Raw ley Transfer. 619 North Riverside Phone 1044-X. FOB SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Lste '31 Ford Victoria car, same as new. Will sell cheap for cash. Will take light car In traJe. Don't pass up this buy. Call at 40. King. Phone S84-R. FOR SALE POULTRV R. I. SETTING EGOS. F. A. Pefley. Tel. 976-W AUSTREL-WHITE hatching erea The new nen lays with the Leghorn weighs with the Rock. Call Geo Webb at Lamport's. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE-Weaner pigs. Tel. 591-R-2 FOR SALE Weaner pigs, (3 each Box 31, Anderson Crk. road, Talent. FOR SALE One young cow. Wm Bruin, mile north of Talent on pacific highway. FOR SALE or trade--0"Od team about 1200 lh Phone O A DeVoe FUEL OIL Ull.lVEKI FOR FUEL OH delivery Phone 316 Eada Transfer and Storage Co. FOR SALB HOMES FOR SALE OR BEST Nicely furnish ed S-room house. Phone 15JB-J 720 W 3nd. FOR SALJ; 4-room. year-old stucco house on Spring St.; lot Is 40300: city water; 1100 cash buys (400 equltv: balance I'JO a month. See Mrs. b. r. Kernott at 310 W. Jack I a . son. HIOH-Cwa6S 7-room ounsa'ow In distinguished residential 'liatrlct Cssh price I600000. Own-r wsnt Copeo s:oc for hi J-ioo equity Walter H Jones. Realtor, vei Jack son County Bank Phone tut FOR SLP Sacrifice live room mod ern home, gas and electricity, lente lot snd trees. II 500 1500 buys my equity Phone 108J-.V FOH sale- Ait.-si-nse noma. Phuul 105. u tio. Ce&uas. 1 TOR SAEE ItJEL FOR SALE Bodv fir. part dry, 18 tn. 200: 13-ln. 11.90: laurel. 12 15. 2.35 per tier. Phone 539-R-4. TOR gALb REAL ESTATE GET BACK TO THE LAND This 150-acre ranch has everything ou want; 50 acres ol productive. deep soil, mostly In crop; tree water another 50 acres can be clear ed: balance wood and timber: two homes, 2 barns, other buildings, family fruit, outrange, good roads, near store and postofftce: 35 miles from Medlord; fully equipped and 1 team of horses; 4750; terms. THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE Realtors, i.l. 1499. 135 E. Sixth St. FOR SALE Apartment house, 6 1 apartments, nice, classy, well locat- j ed. $500 will handle, balsnce like, rent. Box 3329, care Trloune. ! WHEN you think ol real estate think of Brown as White FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS rOR SALE Grow vegetables In our' veneer plant banda for earlier crops. I Monarch Seed Co. FOR SALE Lady's almost new black 1 coat with beautiful fur collar and cuff set. Will sell very cheap.1 Also two evening dresses. Inquire 246 S. Riverside, evenings ft to 7. SURVEYORS INSTRUMENT for sale, forty dollars. Big 7 Fruit ware house. Inc., 11th and So. Front. Phonal i I FERTILIZER and sediment. 976-W. DININO SET. beds, chalra. tables. ! ty ot Jackson, to me dlre.ted and range, etc, etc. Must sell at once, dated on the 21st day of Marcn. 1932 Come and see. 624 Bessie. 3 blocks In a certain action therein, wherein behind Chanticleer Service Sta. I Central Point State Bank a .orpora- tlon. aa Plaintiff, recovered Judgment FOR SALE Overatuffed living-room i against T. G. Vinson and Verona Al furnlture. bedroom set, d I s h e . ' meda Vinson, the Defendants, for the House No. 2, Kstherlne Court, cor- sum of Six Hundred Sixty-five and ne- W. 11th and Orange. 51-100 (6665.51) Dollars, with .merest - - - - - . at 8 per annum from December EVERYTHING at cost Do not forget 14th, 1931, with costs and d'sburse the Close Out Sale of the Gold I ments taxed at Twenty and 40-100 Hill Hdw. commencing April 4th. ((30.40) Dollars, and the further sum . of One Hundred and no-100 ((100.001 FOR SALE Airway vacuum cleaner . Dollars, as attorneys fees, which and appliances, 30: circulating I jUasment was enrolled and docketed heater. $25. 224 Clark St. 1 ln ,. clerks office of said Court In FOR SALE Used sewing machines, all makes. (0 up; terms If deslrod Ail makes rented and repaired White Sewing Machine Co. 34 N Bartlett BATTERY SPECIALS S-vclt. 13- plate Junior (6 mo. guar ) (3.50: ' l'J.r i3'P,it'ta.?dSir.d,. "h.. guar I (5: 6-volt. 13-plate heavy 5"" '.:"' "y" 1' -..I.-"., ""ll ! (Tseve-rln battle. Recharged" 35c. j All others recharged, 50c. SEVERIN BATTERY SERVICE 1620 N Riverside. FOR SALE Dairy and sheep and horse fertilizer and black loam Lee Hamilton. Phone 919-L ROLLER canaries Phone C. A. DeVoe BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON CO. ABSI'KACl CO. Abstracts ol Title and Title Insurance. The only complete rifle System In Jacksnn County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO.-Abstract ol ntlt Title Insurance Rooms 8 and 6. No 33 North Central va.. upstairs. AutumouUe Loam. CONTRACTS REFINANCED PAYMENTS REDUCED Wa pay up balance due dealer Dank or finance company and extend your payment Additional money loaned Phone 31 for appointment Dentistry. DR ROBERT D. COE 404 Medford Bldg DENTISTRY Phone 140 Chiropractic i-nyrtclan DR. E. W HOFFMAN Chiropractic Nerve Specialist. Office hours 9 to 13. 3 to 303-304 Liberty Bldg Office Phone 680; Res Phone I31-H Contracting WE LEND MONEY to worthy people to pay tbeu honest debts Pacirio Coast Credit Association 421 Med lord d'dg. Medford On Dressmaking and Remodeling. THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking and .-emotleling. 424 Medford Bldg Phone 1181. Expert Window Cleaners LET GEORGE DO IT Tel 1172 House cleaning. Floor waxing. Ori ental rug cleaning, specialty. Furniture Repairing. FURNITURE RE-UPHOLSTERED, re- finished rc-elued We carry a full line of upholstery sample. A. N Thlbault. Tel. 969-R Funeral Parlor PERL'S FUNERAL HOME Distinctive service at moderate rates. Estab lished 20 yeara. Ambulani serv ice. 8tn St at Oakdale. Tel 47. Job Printing. MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARIMEN1 Best equipped plant in southern Oregon Printing it all kinds; book binding; louae-leaf ledgers; sod blanks, oilllng systems, duplicating cash salra ailpe and everything in the printing line. 38-30 N. Grape Phone 75 Lawnntowers LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED. OILED and adjusted for 75c Call and de liver liee 23 No. Fir. phon 291. Piano Instruction. FRED ALTON HAlOH'l Teacher of piano Classical and populat musio courses Haight Music Studio. 118 Liberty Bldg Tel 7a. Roofing STANDARD ROOPINO CO. Builders of water-tight roofa Estimates and Inspection without charge loth and. Fir St. Tel 1071 Piano neaivr. I SEE the Baldwin me 01 Pian-ia at the Electric wirina ro . 222 w Mam 61 or -:ail Mrs. H O. furucku lei. 14U. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Moue? to Lend. WE LEND MONEY on furniture and late model autos. Three oer cent per month on unpaid balance No other cbarsee Come In and get the cash today See W E rnom 45 So. Central. Phone 139 nillltltur. HARRY MARX. Painting Tinting Paperhanglng Phone 14-F-4. PO Box 304 Violins THORVAL H. FOLKENBERU. leachei of Violin. Ensemble practice for students. Closing out vio'.ln out fits. Studio 3 and 4 Colleije Bldg Phone 359-J. Trallller. DAVIS TRANSFER t STORAGE 8ervloe guaranteed 30 S Grape St Phone 644. or residence 1060. BADS TRANSFER 4s STORAGE CO. Office 1015 No Central Phone sio Prices right. Service guaranteed. reinKINQ TRUCKING SERVICE Transfer and hauling of all kinds Office 309 South Front St. Phone 333. LEGAL NOTICKl Notice of Sheriff's Hale. Bv virtue of an execution on fore- closure duly Issued out of and under the seal of the Circuit Court ot the state of Oreoon. In and for the Coun- said County on the 3-nd day 01 Maroh. 1933. Notice la hereby given that, purau ant to the terms of the said execu tion. I will on the 33rd day of April, 1933, at 10:00 o'clock a. m, at the front door of the Courthouse In the 'o8on. offer for sale and will sell , . .,, ,.. to the at public auction for cash "X ment. together with the costs of this sale, subject to redemption as pro vided by law, all of the right, title and Interest that the said defendants, T. G. Vinson and Verona Almeda Vin son, had on the 14th day of March. 1929. or now have In and to the fol lowing described property, situated In the County of Jackson, State of Ore gon, to-wit: The Northwest quarter of the Northeast quarter, and the North half of the Northwest quarter: the Southwest quarter of the Northwest quarter 01 section rnirty-lwo (a-l Township 34 South, of Range Four West of the Willamette tat-rldlan j containing 160 acrea more or less. Dated this 33rd day of March. 1932 . RALPH O JENNINGS, Sheriff of Jackson County. Oregon. By OLGA E. ANDERSON, D.-uilty. Notice for Publication. Department of the Interior. General Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, March 16th, 1032. Notice Is hereby given that Mrs. Mary Gibson, of Eagle Point. Oregon, who, on March 1st, 1929, made Home stead entry, serial No. 018377, for SWi4 SW'i. Section 3. Township 85 S, Range 1 W, Willamette Meridian. haa filed notice of Intention to make final three-year proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Deltlla Stevens Meyer, Clerk Mail Tribune Daily ACROtS L Wespt I. Snow runntr I. Measure of length It. Open court IS. Chart cter In Dlckens'i "Chrlatmai Carol" 14. 80 mar It b 15. Of treat utura II. Hlirh mountain 17. Persian fairy II. Philippine Necrito 19. Book of ma pa :l fart of tha mouth 2t, Rfivolve H. Withraw U. Bu,!4 27. Korttinea 39. Pmatt towert SO. Recltt.a In monotona II. Horltontal IT. Low perennial herb I, fober 19. Amerlran ' Indian Solution of Yeattrday'1 Purzlt M I T EED E T ERgp Li A 0 M $w WJkSaS 0 API R MjEM: BlETRpjEIAIS E IU S1 EEl A IvTE H E ' AlSTflE ! R ' N - E ! R. TTMIPjErpiE flNIATPNKA'NII I JJ NlEETDja S X 16"R "NMS p juihfl : EfR RBjSjT U A T ERS "Ely's 1 1 M E T e rSrKIs'e'ei HIHW ll EMBLIEIMEgCl TJAJTII 0 N RlAlR E fg UNI A'N 1 E IRlf E APHt SaEv'iElR IW0 sis 40. Auctions 41. Hea4 covering 41. Any climbing aism It. Bushy clumn 4S. Back of the nock 4t. War aviator of record 2 13 4 ; is z 17 I p r y " m', j ', ,s i'7 a ; , "f 3ct rrfT a 22 25" 7J,2 2T 'w 2i ZZIEIl 3o 3l -32 ., 33 34 33 3kV V'i;, m 'Ml , 3f -'.;- A ; , Si ' ". of County Court, at Medford Oregon, on the 38th day of April. 1933. Claimant names as witnesses: Joseph E. Spencer, Abner Knadler. Mrs. John Foster and Frank Caster, all of Eagle Point. Oregon. HAMILL A. CANaDAT, Hvg later. Central Point CENTRAL POINT. April 9 . (Spl.) Miss Jennie Olson of Pocstello. Ida., arrived last week to Join her friend. M..-B Jeanette Patterson, at her home northeast of Central Point. The ladles are bravely starting out aa "farmers," expecting to carry on the business themselves. All wish them success. Miss Sophia Benson of St. Paul, Minn, arrived at the Axel Benson home Saturday from a trip to Call forma. Miss Benson will spend the remainder of the month with rela tives here before returning home. Mrs. Barbara Davta left Wednesday for Salem, to remain a few days at tending to business mstters. Mrs. Alice McKlm Is sufficiently re covered from her Illness to be out sitaln. On April 8 the Federated church will hold Its annual get-together meeting. A good attendance Is de sired. Supper will be served by the church ladlea at 7 o'clock. All are requested to be on time. Mrs. Mary Gleason, who suffered a sprained ankle several weeks ago, ll not yet able to use her foot. Others on the sick list are Mrs. Jesse Richardson and mother. Mrs. Wilson. Ed Farra, Donald Patterson. Mrs. D. W. Beebe, Mrs. Paul Martin and Mrs. R. C. Miller. T. E Hlmle of Burllngame, Cal, with the "Easyspeed" company food merchandising machines of San Fran cisco, stopped for a brief visit at the Wm. Hilkey home Sunday, en route to Portland on business. Miss Geraldlne Hermanson missed several days of school last week be cause of Illness. Mrs. Arrten Tyrell will be hostess to the H. E. club on Jacksonville road. April 27. W. R. C. met April 3, and as at each meeting during the winter, good reports were given of relief. A varied program followed the business ses sion, to which nearly all membera contributed. At the next meeting all are asked to participate ln the en tertalnment and each select her own subject. Sherman Musty of Grant Pass spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Musty. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Anders of Klam ath Falls spent Wednesday night with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Scott. Mrs. Anders Is a daughter of Mr. Scott. Mrs. Roy Anderson and daughter Dorothy accompanied Mr. Anderson to Hornbrook and Hilt. Cal, Thura- day. Mr. Anderson drives a delivery truck for Beck's Bakery, and covers a large territory. Mr. and Mra. Frank Knutzen and two daughtera were Easter guests of Mr. Knutzen's mother, Mrs. W. A. Crane. Will Ferguson was ln from his, farm over the week-end. Executive council of the P.-T. A. met with Mra. L. C. Grimes Monday afternoon Mrs. Fleleher and Miss Franklin of the faculty were present, and Mra. Tracy, president, Mrs. Reames. Mrs. Lawrence, Mrs. Faber and Mra. Tollefson. After buainesi, refreshments were served. Miss Rhea Arnold of Grants tae wss a guest of Mrs. W. Hilkey Thurs day. SEASIDE R. C. Graham opened barber ahop ln room on Beacon Hotel building. Cross-Word Puzzle 4. Salt K. Assert 6. Slay 7. Position affording no escape I. Knock . Est dish 10. Laugh to scorn IL 8lioots from ambush Harmonizes Decides Stags plarar Inclosed Plant ot ths genua Vlcla Akin Line wmuKmmm denoting equal barometric pressure J). Observe j:. Scotch welahlnr machines M. Lsav empty ll. Publlo storehouses M. Persons having a dresd disease 1. Type of oar 11. Ardent afTecf Ion 14. Superlative ending 41. Character In "i;ncl Tom's Cabin" Roman road n. Kenns 1. I.alr -3. 6ms Her DOWN 1. Rldlruls I. Public psksr I. slake tardy Butte Falls BUTTE FALLS, April 6. (Spl.) Mra. Josephine Geppert of Medford visited her son and family Sunday. Mrs. Josle Casey and Miss Juanlta Corvun of Medford visited Mr. and Mrs. Horace Geppert and Lee and Leslie Casey. Mr. and Mrs. William Roberta and family spent Saturday and Sunday at their home here. Elizabeth Marlon, Wesley Marlon. Frank Edmondson and Walter Allen had Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mra. John Marlon. Mlaa Severance made a business and pleasure trip to Salem last week end. Boys' and glrla' glee clubs of the high school, directed by Miss Sever ance, gave the following program Fri day: Mixed chorus, girls' chorus Frsncea Smith. Helen Smith. Elmer Abbott, Lauren Smith: mixed quartet, piano duet, Helen Smith and Mar guerite Hlbbard: boya' chorua, glrla quartet. Zella Vincent, Frances stone, Iris Corcoran, Eunice Whiting: tenor aolo by Herb Wright; glrla' trio. Ruth. Helen and Rose Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wad and daughter Loyelte moved to California last week. Friday Mlsa Richarde gave the grade school a aurprlse party. Easter games were played and candy Easter eggs were given to all. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Larson and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Moor vlalted In Prospect Saturday. Ernest Conrad of Medford spent the week-end at Butte Falls aa a guest at the Joe Hlbbard home. Mr. and Mra. Joe Hlbbard were Medford vlaltora Tuesday. Several Butte Falla residents at tended the dance at Prospect March 26, and reported a good tlm. Mr. and Mr. King vlalted Mrs. Clara Hughes Saturday evening. Frank Llndstrom. Harlan Seller and Mart Warrenfelt spent the week-end In Medford. Senior play of the high school. "The Rose of El Monte," will be given Msy 13. Mrs. Winifred Stewart Is dt rector. Osrdenlng Is the chief work about town these dsys. "Maje" Nutting wa ln town last week. Mr. nd Mr. Joe Hlbbard will move Into the Obenchaln house. Mr. Klncstd of Los Angeles visited his on Wendell and brother-in-law. James O'Donohue, on the Fred Stan ley plac over the week-end. Gold Hill CIOLD HILL, Or., April B (Spl.) Mra. Geo. Hammersley waa a Rogue River visitor Tuesday. Mrs. John Logan and small son, Joseph Howard, returned home Tues. day from th Sacred Heart hospital at Medford. A daughter, Joan Lee, wa bora to Mrs. Elsl Madren Cameron Fri day. B. A. Rosa and W. R. Ross had den tal work done In Medford Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bailey of Med ford vlalted Mr. and Mrs, George Mcisenger Sunday. Mr and Mra. Paul Angatead and Miss Edltb Fenwlck spent th week end at Eugene. Mra. Jo Blair nd Mr. 0. W. Mar tin wer among local member who attended the Jackson County Health association meet Tuesdsy. Jimmy Oreen of Medford spent the week with relatlvea, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Center. Jim Clement and George Ham mersly, who have been working at Brooklnga for th paat six weeks, re turned horn her Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Chtsholm spent Monday afternoon at Central Point aa guest of Mr. Chlaholm'a mother, Mrs. Welsh. Mr. Marvin Emery and baby son returned home from th Sacred Heart hospital Sunday. Mra. Oeorgo Hammersly and daugh ter, Jeanne; Mr. Bert wheatley and daughter. Lucille, and Louise Smith wer Medford ahoppers Thursdsy. Clold Hill high school went on th annual April Fools' dsy picnic April 1 at Sam Valley, (long the river, and waa a success. Students were accompanied by Mr. Angatead and Miss E. Penwlck. Miss Nellie Jacobs waa a business caller In Grants Pass Tuesday. Reverend and Mrs. Belknap wer Sunday. dinner gueat of Mr. Dell Shaver Mra. Minnie Guy and son, Rsynor, of Medford attended the Easter pro gram at tria Methodist church her March 37. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lewis and family and Mrs. Mary Chtsholm picnicked Easter In Ramsey csnyon- Mrs. Otis Johnson and son of Ash land spent the week end with Md 4 - A PEAR ORCHARD-A HOME-AN INCOME J ONLY S1000 CASH REQIRED J The Orchard 60 Here 50 acres in pears 27 acres hearing', located two miles from t Medford. Completely equip ped, including Cletrao tractor, spray rig, ete. I The Home 8 room house, 3 bath rooms, electricity, pressure water, wonderful view, lawn, shrubbery, shado trees, gnrage, barn, employees' cottage. The Income Crop expectancy now 8000 boxes pears with 30 acres more of young X pears that will soon contribute to production. Bartletts, D'Anjon, Boso X and Wini.er Xelis varieties. Purchase Plan-ray $1000 ciish now, bnlnnce from future crops over a long term if neces sary, but tho total price is an outstanding bargain. This orchard is one of the best known properties in this district and well recommended by all experienced orchard men. Please Call At This Office If Interested. EARL TUMY Johnson's mother, Mrs. Roy Csm-1 eron. ( Among Medford callers Thursdsy I were Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Cook, Mra. Floyd Lane and Mrs, Wm. Puhl. Mrs. Lowe and son. Dee, of Med ford were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. I Clinton Walker Sunday. Mrs. John Hayes left Wednesday for Portland to visit friends and rel atives. John Fleming. Bea Palmer. Jeanne Hammersly and 111 Hammeraly enroll ed ln Rogue River high school on April 4. Ladles' Aid held It bazaar Thurs day, selling fancy work and a hot dinner at noon. Mrs. A. E. Kellogg of Medford was here Thursday visiting friends and relatlvea. A group of alx girls, accompanied by their music teacher, Mrs. Minnie Guy, sang at the Jacksonville P.-T. A. meeting Friday. They were Opal Hayes. Alberta Bonney. Opal Rodgers. June Moore, Zelda Smith and Jeanne Hammersly. The songs they sang were: "Lo, How a Rose 'Eve Bloom ing." "The Sweet Little Girl snd the Quaint Squeeze" and "Old Fashioned Garden." Trail TRAIL, Ore.. April . (Spl.l Mr. and Mrs. Mike Tucker, Mrs. Holmes and Grandma Tucker of Ashland were overnight gueat at the Boyd Tucker home March 30. Mr. and Mrs. Irvln How entertained the Sunset Card club at Sunset on the Rogue April 3. All had a delight ful time. Earl Pehl gave a campaign talk at Sunset on the Rogue Msrch 29. A large crowd waa present. There haa been so much rain and chilly weather every one would be glad to se aunshtn and warmth again. Mra. S. w. Hutchinson returned from Klemath Falla April 3. where ah waa th gueat at her son' home a week. Boyd Tucker and George Fisher are carpentering at the Hollls Swin gle home, putting hulltlns In th kitchen and other changes. Mr. Earnest Is busy getting his csmp and cottsges ready lor in tourist season, his place will be one of the nicest campa on th river Several here had their eavtngs In the Jackson County bank, o wer quit worried. It la hoped they re ceive all In due time. George McNeal and alater. Millie, were shopping ln Medford April 4. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Hutchinson ahopped In Medford April 9. Wllber Tucker and Doo Grim, who have been working at Yreka. are visiting a few weeks at the Boyd Tucker home. Mr. and Mra. Floyd Hutchinson are dlacouraged over the loss 01 their team. One horse died iaat week and th other this week. The cause was unknown. Mra. 8. W, Hutchinson, who haa been sick with the flu, I much better at this tlm. Hickman Captors Would Be Sheriff PENDLETON, Ore., April 8. (AP) Cecil (Buck) Lleuallen, former stale traffic officer, and member of th atate police department Tuesday an nounced his candidacy for th Re publican nomination a Umattlli county sheriff, H will oppose Tom Gurdane, present a'nerlff, who with him, effected Hickman capture. Milton Banker Believed Suicide PENDLETON. Or.. April (AP) The body of 8. A. Miller, 67, Milton banker and civic. leader, waa found today In a mill race ln Little Walla Walla river. Miller suffered a nervous break down aeveral month ago and re cently returned from a sanitarium. He disappeared from his home last night. I Starving Horses Gobble Up Sand NORFOLK. Neb, April 9, (API- Horses are dying ln drouth-stricken Pierce and Antelope counties from eating sand, as they graze closely oropped field of rye. Tn antmala ar reported ravenous becaus of lack of forag. A post mortem on one disclosed two qusrU of sand In It stomach. Furnas Elected Rotary Director Th nam of Charle 0. Furnaa wa Inadverwntly omitted In Tues day' story of th Medford Rotary club election, Mr. rurna having been elected director for th two- year period. t4 310 Meteorological Report April 6. 1933 FORECASTS Medford and vicinity: Tonight anel Thursday Increasing cloudiness, prob ably followed by rain. Rising tem perature tonight. Oregon: Increasing cloudlnea fol lowed by rstn Thursday and In west portion tonight. Rising temperatur tonight. Loweat temperature this morning1. a9 degrees. Tempersture a year ago today! Highest, 70; lowest, 46. Tots! precipitation sine 8eptem ber 1, 1931. 19.11 Inches. Relative humidity at A p. m. yea terday. 43 per cent; S a. m. today, 99 per cent. Sunset today. 0:43 p. m. Sunrise tomorrow. 5:43 a. m. Sunaet tomorrow. 6:43 p. m. Observations Taken at A A. 110th Meridian Time M., FTF City 1 s Baker City Boaton .... Boise Chicago Denver De Moines Fresno Helena Loa Angele .Medford . New York Phoentx Portland Reno EAGLE POINTERS PLAY WORLD BRIDGE TESTS EAGLE POINT. Or., Apr. 6 (Spl.)' A number of Eagle Point resident met April 1 with Lyl Van Scoy ts engage ln the World Olympic Brldg contest conducted by th National Brldg ocltlon In New York. Th group played sixteen hands mad up by th bridge Association and spon sored by Ely Culbertson. Mis Yetta Olson, Miss Fern Simpson, and Harold Van Scoy acted as a commute to dis tribute th sixteen hands to th playera. Player were: Will Brcwn, Royal Brown, Mr. and Mr. George Holme. George Weyman, Tom Rile--. Elaworth Stowell. Lyl Van Scoy, War Time Aerial Authority Passes IRVINGTON, N. T., April -(AP) Matthew Bacon Sellers, Jr, 63, technical assistant to Secretary of th Navy Josephu Daniel In world war ttm, an outatandlng authority on aeronautics and on ot th spon sors of th naval air service, died a hi horn In Ardaley Park today. Campaign For Jobs Showing Results NEW YORK. Apr. 6. (AP) Dally the "war agalnat depression" cam paign for a million Job for the Job less advance toward It goat. Yester day 38 state contributed 10,163 Job, bringing th total to 433.678. New York state took th lead with a total of 35,736. t When you think of a new dreaa, think of th Band Box. Exclusive styl and lovely material at a great saving .to you. 64 95 to 614.95 our low price. THE BAND BOX. We BUY good usable clothes, ate. MONEY LOANED ON Radio, Electric Hashing Machines--anything of real value. Se at today. JENNINOS LOAN OFFICE No. t 9. Eron' Nash Hole) Bid John R. Knight Teacher of Violin Phon 154 Jacksonville liberty Bldg. . 44 34 T Clear 62 40 .... Clear SO 33 T Clear 56 40 T Cloudy 76 38 Cloudy 73 56 Cloudy, 66 43 Clear 66 34 T Clear . 76 54 Clear 53 29 . Clear 48 40 T Clear 83 53 Clear 64 43 .. Cloudy 48 30 T Clear Roseburg 56 35 .. P. Cdy, Salt Lake City... 46 30 .04 Clear San Francisco 60 60 .. Clear Seattle .......- 50 40 ... Cloudy Spokane .......... 60 34 T Clear Washington, D.C. 66 46 .08 Clear
