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LOST
I.OST Pair of child's glassee In
brown case, mwtu i
Keward. .
I.OST Lady'e Bulova while gold
LOST J dog la missing, call 19H
FOl'NTJ
FOBND Child's coat on Old Stage
road, rnone om-g.
HELP WANTBD FEMALE
WOMEN" TEACHERS wanted for va
cation work. Expenses guaranteed.
Give age, education experience flrat
letterCompton Co.. 1000 N. Dear
born St.. Chicago.
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper desires
pos'tton full or part time. Box 3458
Mall Tribune.
HELP WANTED MALE
WANTED Man with car to demon
atrate new patented fire exttngulsh
er for automobiles. An opportunity
for hustlers for 45 to 65 weekly
rivht now. Hoppen of Indiana made
IB In one hour. Every automobile,
bus. truck owner Interested and
willing buyers. We deliver, collect
and mall checks each Saturday
morning. Write quick for complete
information about new and original
sales plan. Fyr-Fyter. C- Pyr-Fjtr
Bldg, Dayton, Ohio.
AGENTS WANTED In Medford and
other nearby towns to sell Federal
Food Products. Sure repeat orders.
Good Income. Write Manager, No.
5312 N. Ilth, Klamath Falls.
OLD ESTABLISHED manufacturer
will finance responsible man In a
permanent business. Must have A-I
references and car. Starting average
30 weekly. Steady Increase up to
100 for right man. No slack sea
son or lay offs. Write promptly.
McConnon & Company, Dept. B
1984. Winona, Minnesota.
MEN. 18-45. 8teady work. 1700 o
2300 vear. Postottlce clerks mall
carriers. Common education suf
ficient. Paid vacation. 35 coached
free. Write today sure for full par
ticular. 1236-A. Mall Trioune.
HELP WANTED Male and Female
STEADY JOBS U, S. Government,
10S-250 month. Men-Women I8
60. Paid summer vacation. Short
hours. Common education usually
sufficient. Experience usually un.
necessary. 25 coached free. Full par
ticulars and list positions rree
Write today sure. Franklin Insti
tute, Dept. 258-A, Rochester, N. Y.
WANTED SITUATION'S
CAPABLE woman wishes thousework
or would cook for crew. Call or ad
dress 618 East 9th Street.
PRACTICAL OARDENER needs work,
Tony, 307 Bessie St.
TURN INTO CASH Idle household
stuff furniture, dl.hes, glass,
books, etc. Receive humane prices.
Modern-Antique Shop, West Jack
son and Welch, facing Junior high.
WANTED Laundrylng. Square Deal
Laundry, 245 So. Central. Phone
379-W.
WANTED Any kind ol cleaning, 35c
an hour. Call 981-L.
WANTED By experienced man. posi
tion to operate orchard or ranch,
either on salary or shares; refer
ences furnished: could tske imme
diate charge. Address S L . care
Mall Tribune, and party will call.
. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED Bantam hens, any variety,
for setting purposes only. State
Oame Farm. Corvallla, Oregon.
WANTED Small ranch: desire about
10 acres under free water ditch r
private Irrigation from stream or
large springs on property. Prefer
vicinity of Rilch or above. Trade
good. close-In Orsnt Pass acreage
for above. Write Box 39 D. Route 1,
Gold Hill.
WANTED To buy or lease service
atatlon. Good location. Address
P. O. Box 1140.
WANTED To borrow eooo on new
residence worth 2000. Box 3431,
care Tribune,
WANTED
quantity.
- Rotten fertiliser.
Phone 912-J.
WANTED To buy all kinds of rab
bits Tel. 1559.
WANTED
Wool and mohair. Wool sacks and
twine tor sale. Medford bargain
Houss. 27 No Orspe St lei 1062
WANT tD To borrow (2 500 on gilt-
ede (ira mortte on well kept
70-scre besrma pent orchard near
Medfora Address A 3. :u.J t:
wilt caU and see vou
WANTED AUTOMOBILES
WANTED Light used cars, pa; cash
Ph. 093, 17BI N. Riverside.
FOR BKST HOUSKS
MEDIUM sire house on Geneva St.
for rent. Tel O. M. Roberta, 1107.
FOR RENT Unfurnished 4-room
house, close in. Inquire 141 So.
Kollv.
NEWLY decorated house available be.
fore April 9. Has electric range and
heater, or win furnshl for right
narty. Permane.tt renters only,
8ee at 907 N. Riverside or Phone
780-L.
FOR RENT To reliable party only,
my 8-rm. home In Phoenix. Call
Mrs. T. J. Malmgren, Phoenix.
FOR RENT Attractive 3-room house.
close In. 125 S. Holly. Tel. 731-X.
FURNISHED small houie, 3 and
room apts.; garage. 604 W. 10th.
FOR RENT Beautiful 8-room fur
nished home, close to schools and
atore; shady lawn; garden plot:
very reasonable rent. Phone 146
or 300-T.
FOR RENT 4-room modern duplex;
fireplace, breakfast nook, electric
range, heatrola: also 6-room house,
close In. Inquire 934 No. Bartlett.
CLEAN., unfurnished 9-room house,
613 South Central, Inquire 607 So
Central. TWO - ROOM bungalow apartment,
furnished; garage; nice place; rea
sonable. 1016 West 11th.
FOR RENT homes. Furn;shed or
unfurnished. Brown White
FOR RENT 7 room furnished bouse,
very cheap to reliable party. Phone
c. a. ue voe.
FOR RENT 3-room house, V4 acre
irrigated gardes land. O. Qelln
Howa-d Ave.
FOR RENT Modern house, close In
Fine shade, lawn and garden lot.
25 per month, water paid. Call at
335 South Riverside.
FOR RENT 5 room modern house,
garade; garden apace Tel 742-J.
FOR RNT 6-room moaern furnished
house, 127 -oO. watei paid. Oall
1378-R.
FOR RENT 4 er.
Phone 106. 30 N
6-room
Central
HOMES FOR RENT Oall 796.
FOB RENT APARTMENTS
FOR RENT Unfurnished 3 rm apt.
Call at 810 South Oakdale.
FURNISHED
Holly Apta.
4-room modern apt
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms, T
month. Phone 634-L.
NEAT, front corner single apartment
and small furnished house. Rea
sonable. 1206 E. Main St.
SEE THESE neat 3 and 3-rm. apart
ments at the new B Apt House,
'41 N Ivy; 3 rooms and klchenette,
everything furnished but dlsnea ana
linen: electricity for cooking; con
tinuous hot water; 16 Including
garage
3 Large rooms, kitchenette, fire-
place overstuffed furniture, elec
tric range, private bath, everything
but dishes and linen, szo ana ou.
Including garage. Cor. Oakdale and
North ivy.
FOR RENT 8 unfurnished rooms,
newly decorated; Heatrola. laundry,
garage, near library. W. F, Camp
bell. 804 E. Main.
FOR RENT Very desirable, clean 4
room furnished apartment, 333
Edwards St. Geo. Iverson.
TWO MODERN, attractive, furnished,
downtown apartments, for 1 or 3
people: newly decorated. Will ac
cept best offer of rent. Apply
Fluhrer's Bakery.
FOR RENT Modern furnished
downstairs. 346 N. Bartlett.
apt.
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 2985.
Mall Tribune.
BEST apartments tn town at
reduced ratea. Schuler Apta.
new
FOR RENT Furnished apt. Light,
garage; 910 & 12 Phone 453-H.
FOR RENT 3-room apartment.
520 So Fir. Phone 1320.
FOR RENT Modern duplex apt: 4
rooms, phone 443.
FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT Pleasant room for gen
tleman, close In. private home,
bath, garage. 609 E. Main.
FOB RENT ROOM AftD BOARD
PLEASANT room with board.
Main.
FOR RENT .MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT 3 rm. furnished cabin.
Free wood and water. Party csn
work for part of rent. 1 mile above
Cascade Gorge. Write L. M. Green.
Prospect. Ore.
FOR RENT Pssture. Phone 634-L.
rOR RENT The Talent garage.
6-F-3
CLOVER PASTURE Phone 391-R-3.
FOR RENT Small ranch close
well unproved. Phone 437-X.
FOR EXCIIAftOB
COMPLETE candy-making course, for
furniture, cook stove or hens, write
Box C. C. C, Tribune.
MODERN home In Klamath Falls for
unmcumbeied acreage near Med
ford. Write 1538 Johnson St.
Klamath r alls.
EXCHANGE orchard or farm labor
for produce. Phone Jacksonville
174.
FOR TRADE 3 modern houses part
ly furnished, for small ln.provd
acreage. 414 B. Riverside.
MISCEIXANKOUS
LET US do your turkey hatching. We
can handle any quantity of egea at
one time and our price Is nsht.
.-hid Associated Breeding raxnis,
.1'l.iiud, Or,
MISCELLANEOUS
CUSTOM weaving, new and old styles, i
at Smith's. 413 North Lentral, mco- .
ford. '.
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SAFE AS GOV'T BONDS My 30 yra.
experience selling annuities snows
that they 8usrantee 8 Interest
for Hie at age 60 (male) and 64
(female) and are tax free. Give
name exact age sex. J. H. Coca
ran 303 N. Bartlett St, Medford.
WALLPAPER cleaned. Just like new,
1.&0 per room and up. Call 637-1.
I AM planning a trip to and from
northern Callfrrnla with emntv
fcntrtr. If mil htv, hsillln. tn or 1
from there see me at 830 W. 13th
St. Anywhere,
any time truck.
Frank Newland.
WS PAY CASH
For furniture, tools or what have
you. Medford Bargain lfiue, 37
No. Grape St. phone 1063.
SQUARE DEAL LAUNDRY 345 So.
Central. Phone 379-W.
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.
FUEL OIL UNLIVERY
FOR FUEL OH. delivery Phone 815
Eada Transfer and Storage Co.
FOR SALE (DEL
FOR SALE Body fir, part dry, 16 in.
2.00; 13-ln. 1.90: laurel, 3 15.
3.35 per tier. Phone 539-R-4.
FOB SALE AUVOMOBILKS
FOR SALE 1939 Ford coupe, 6 wire
wheels, good tires, motor fair, pslnt
good. 14000 miles. Inquire Mill Ser
vice Statton. McAndrews road and
N. Central, D. K. Mlnlken.
BEST OFFER gets Dodge touring:
licensed, ready to go. Call Mr
Ford, 840-L.
FOB SALE POULTRY
W. L. CHICKS 9c. May 8c; hardy
Hansen strain, heavy layers, large
white eggs. Freerange-cocerels, di
rect Hansen. 266-328. Rocks or
Reds 10c. Jenks Poultry Farms,
Tangent, Ore.
FOR SALE Setting eggs (3.00 per
100. Baby chicks from pedigreed
Hansen Leghorns. H. C. Leaverton,
Ross Lane.
300 WEEK-OLD Austral White cblcka.
White Wing Poultry Farm. Tel.
9-F-ll.
R. I. SETTING. EGGS.
Tel. 976-W.
F. A. Pefley,
AUSTREL-WHITE batching eggs The
new nen laya with the Leghorn
weighs wltb the Rock. Call Oeo
Webb at Lamport's.
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE Some choice registered
Shorthorn bulls, heavy boned. Good
color, fourteen to sixteen months
old. Also fine helfera or cows with
calves at side. All priced to sell.
C. C. Garrett 6e Son. Glendale, Ore.
FOR SALE Matched team work
horses 698. Come and see them
work. Phone 639-J-S.
FOR SALE 49 ewes, 3 rams. 30
lambs. For quick sale 8160. C. C.
Sanderson, 1 ml. east of Beagle
P. O.
FOR SALE Thoroughbred Duroc and
O. I. c. weaner pigs' Box 107, R. 3.
Tel. 398-J.
FOR SALE Good saddle pony.
De seen at oio ueatty.
FOR SALE Weaner pigs. Tel. 691-R-3.
FOR SALE One young cow. Wm.
Brum. ",i mile north of Talent on
Pacific highway.
FOR SALE HOMES
THREE to 6-room modern homes,
1300 and up. Good building lots.
iuu. sewer, water, an clear title
w. J. Roberts, 720 W. 2nd. Phone
1928-J.
HIGH-CuaSS 7-room bunga'ow in
distinguished residential 'ilatrlct
Cash price 6000 00. Owner wants
Copco stock for his 35O0 equity
Walter H Jones, Realtor, liver Jack,
son County Bank. Phone 796.
FOR SALE Sacrifice five room mod
ern home, gas and electricity, large
tot and trees, 61.600 6500 buya my
equity rnone iwj-a.
FOR SALE Attractive homes
106. 80 No. Central.
Phone
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
SOME REAL BUYSl
Fine going ranch of 146 acres In-one
or the best sections or the vslley.
22 A. alslke, 30 A. clover, 30 acres
under Irrigation. Balance pasture
and timber. Lota of wood can be
sold. All machinery, stock and
equipment. Good Improvements.
Will exchange for small acrese
with Improvements. Owner In poor
health and cannot do the work on
large place. Price 610.000.
160 acres, 40 acres cleared. 3 cabin
camp ground with atore. filling sta
tion and living room, right on Pa
clflo Hlway. Spring water andiwell.
Store doing good business. On ac
count of a death tn family wishen
to Mil, or will exchange for home
In Medford, or In Chlco, Calif. Price
6000.
6 acres with good S room house,
chicken house, and fine well. Close
to Medford. Fine for :hlckens and
turkeys. Will take tlOO down and
19 per month. Totsl price inoo.
SOUTHERN OREOON REALTY CO.
44 No. Riverside Ave.
TWO SO ACRE TRACTS, Douglas Co.,
Or., on Tillsr road.
Tract on. SO acnta, 40 eultlratd:
motlj rlvr bottom. 12 prun.s. 8
alfalfa; 4 Interest pumping plant,
100 pr.
Trat two. SO ara mostly rlrer
bottom. SO cultivated. 20 slsshw)
thr. yars. Ms pr. All fr soil.
nsr frsd. hiah school, ehureh.
Dally null. Electricity availahl.
Fsar rm. No trsds. Met. 1004
Hswthorn Av, Portland. Or.
rOR SALE OR TRADE A. horns,
close to Phoenix. Aria location
Idea, on pavement, cement ditchea,
city water, electricity, good Improve
menta, bearing apricot orchard.
Want business or residence prop
erty scream tn Rogue River vslley.
A B. WUiermoud. Box 19, B, 1,
ttcotledlit,
FOR SALE HEAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS
314 ,Cres on psclflc highway. Above
Savage Rapids dam; beautiful woocl-
j irat' faflns river. RnroNtn t
,,J0
.,,4 MrM on vooafs hm overlooking
Med,ord: mnt building site,
. room h ,,,,.,. lsn. c,
water. $750. Easy terms.
Acreage on Rogue River and Crater
Lake highway. We have what you
want.
3'. acres Psclflc highway. Garage 32x
50. Bear creek land. 1 acre paid up
water; 3 cabins; lights; city water;
fruit; garden. Rare bargain at
1.650.
30 Acrea. Rogue river and Crater Lake
highway. 15 acres river bottom soil
under deeded water. Lights; big
barn: woven wire fenced. 43.500.
500 down: 9200 snnuallv. 6.
D. E. MILLARD, 425 East Main
FOR SALE STOCK RANCH
1 380 acres, 60 acres alfalfa, 13 acres
seeded barley, wheat and oats, 30
acrea corn ground, balance pasture
and woodland, anb-lrrlgsted, out
side range, large modern home, good
outbuildings. Equipped, stocked In
cluding cows. hogs, chickens, tur
keys, etc. Price 8000. Terms t500
yesr Including Interest 6
THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
135 E. 6th St. Tel. 1406
FOR SALE 20 acre placer claim 18
miles from Medford on good road,
50 cash takes It.
4 rm. house with sleeping porch,
close tn on Esst side 41450 cssh
takes this place. E. Gould, the
Acreage Man, 33 No. Central.
FORCED SALE city property. Your
opportunity to get $4 for every one
Invested. No risk. Property pay
ing Its wsy. Very little cash re
quired. Box 3449, Mall Tribune.
FOR SALE 200-acre ranch In Evans
valley: 40 acrea orchard. 60 acrea
farm land. 46 acres free water: 9
roora modern home, large barn.
Place cost 25.000: will sell for 10,
000. J. B. Bowen, Rogue River.
WHEN you think of real estate think
of Brown St White
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
GARDEN DIRT, plowing, fertiliser,
sand and gravel. Phone 913-J.
ONLY S3 50 for 6-volt 13-plate Junior
batterv (8 mo. guar.)
SEVERIN BATTERY SERVICE.
1 FOR YOUR old battery on any
Severln bat.; 6-volt 13-plate stand
ard (1 yr. guar.), 69; 6-volt 13-plate
heavy duty, 48.
SEVERIN BATTERY SERVICE
1620 No. Riverside.
FOR SALE At Gold Hill Hdwe. Clos
ing Out Sale: Shotgun shells, 85c;
.30-30 shells, 85c; McClaren tires,
29-4.40. 4-ply, 3.75: 30-4.50, 4-ply.
4.20: 30-4.50, 6-piy, ao.34.
FOR SALE Old tires for smudging,
4 per ton. can oh-j-j.
REBUILT FORDSON TRACTOR, 100.
In fine shape. See It. Miller-San-
ford Tractor Co., 33 8. Fir, Medford.
FOR SALE Sandy loam for garden
or lawn, 61.00 per yard. Call Phone
643 or 850.
FOR SALE Grow vegetables In our
veneer plant bands for earlier crops
Monarch Seed Co.
FOR SALE Lady's almost new black
coat with beautiful fur collar and
cuff set. Will sell very cheap.
Also two evening dresses. Inquire
dw B. Riverside, evenings 5 to 7
FERTILIZER and sediment.
976-W.
Phone
FOR SALE Airway vacuum cleaner
and appliances. 630: circulating
neater, co. Clark ot.
FOR SALE Used sewing machines, all
makes. (6 up: terms If desirod All
makea rented and repaired White
Sewing Machine Co. 34 N Bartlett
FOR SALE Dairy and ineep and
norse fertilizer ana buck loam
Lee Hamilton. Phone 919-L
ROLLER canaries. Phone C. A. DeVoe
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
AhttmiTe
JACKSON CO.
AHSIHAC'l CO.
Abstracts ot Title and
Title Insurance. The
only complete rule
System In Jackson
County.
MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts
ot Title rule Insurance. Rooms 8
and 6, No 83 North Central We.
upstairs.
Automoulle Loana.
CONTRACTS REFINANCED
PAYMENTS REDUCED
Wa pay up balanoa du dealer, bank
or finance, company and extend
your payments Additional money
toaned. Phone 81 for appointment
Dentistry.
DR ROBEH1 D. COS
404 Mediord Bldg
DENTISTRY
Chlmpractio rnrsiclao
DR. I. W HOPFMAN Chiropractic
Nerve Specialist Office hours 9 to
12. 8 to 208-204 Liberty Bldg
Office Phon 880; Rea Phone J31-H
Contracting
WI LEND MONEY to worthy people
to pay their noneat debts Pacific
Coast Credit Association 421 Usd
lord t)ilt. Medford on
Dressmaking end Kemodrllng.
THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking
and .vmoueltng. 424 Medford Bldg
Phone 1181.
, WHY? WANTED $2500
So. 7149 acre Dairy Ranch. Applerate liUtiiet; M arre Irritated.
In alfalfa. rJovT. train; rompMeh ffiilpiel. II rows. 2
' heifers, I team. 80 turkey heni. M wttln. M'-e
!room bnnjelow. grmn barn hemitlftil place, lor sale
at Jutt one-half It real value, .vt 2VH) rah. halanre
term.
No. 9 70-rre Orchard proportion. 1.1 arre pears, 10 arret apples;
tood biumlow. Non-reOilf lit owner aais sell. Price M'MK.
1500 rai, balance terms. This place Is worth more
money.
Phone ! fllO-T. nRM COItS 1.1 . Central
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Expert Window Cleanera
LET OBOROE DO IT Tel
House cleaning. Floor waxing,
ental rug cleaning, specialty.
1173
on-
Furniture Repairing.
FURNITURE RE-UPHOLSTERED, re
tlnlahed re-glued. We carry a full
line of upholstery sample. A. N
Thlbault. Tel. M89-R.
Funeral Purlur.
PERL'S FUNERAL HOME Distinctive
servloe at moderate rates. Estab
lished 20 years. Ambulance serv
ice. 6th St at Oakdale. Tel. 47.
Lawnraowers
LAWNMOWERS SHARPENED, OILED
and adjusted for 75c. Call aud de
liver ftee. 23 No. Plr. Phone 261.
Money to Lend.
WE LEND MONEY on furniture and
late model autos. Three oer cent
per month on unpaid balance. No
other charges Come In and get
the cash today. See w. E rnomss
45 So. Central. Phone 139
Job Printing.
MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT
Best equipped plant in southern
Oregon. Printing -il all kinds; book
binding: louse-leaf ledgers; and
blanks, billing systems, duplicating
cash sales slips and everything In
the printing Una. 38-30 N Grape
Phone 78.
Piano Instruction.
FRED ALTON HAJQHT Teacher ol
piano Classical and popular music
courses Halght Music Studio. 318
Liberty Bldg. Tel. 73.
Roofing
STANDARD ROOFING CO. Builders
of water-tight roofs Estimates snd
Inspection without charge, loth and
rir tst. rei. 1077.
Piano Dealers.
SEE the Baldwin ane of Pianos at the
Electrlo Wiring Co., 223 W Main
St., or call Mr. H. O. ?urucker
Tel 1443.
Painting.
HARRY MARX,
Painting Tinting
Paperhangtng
Phone I4-F-4, PO Box 304
Violins
THORVAL H. FOLKENBERO. Teacher
of Violin. Ensemble practice for
studer.tB. Closing out violin out
fits. Studio 3 and 4 College Bldg
Phone 359-J.
Transfer.
DAVIS ' TRANSFER 61 STORAGE
Servlos guaranteed 30 S Grape St
r none, 04. or reetaenoe luou.
EADS TRANSFER 6t STORAGE CO.
Office 1016 No Central Phone 816
Prices right Service guaranteed
REINKJNQ TRUCK1NO SERVICE
Transfer and hauling of all kinds
Office 309 South Front St. Phone
932.
DAY OF
SPECIAL SALE
The regular personnel of the Re
liable Orocery took a back seat
Saturday and each customer vaa
greeted by a Smiling salesman, one
of the alxteen manufacturer's rep
resentatives who were In charge of
sales for the day.
w. A. Holloway, owner of the
North Central -grocery atore says
that these sslesmen have been In
ferring for several months that cua
tomera were not fully acquainted
with the merits of the many at
tractive lines of quality merchan
dise featured st the Reliable groc
ery. So Mr. Holloway ssys he cell
ed In these sslesmen to run the
store for a day.
Customers came early and the
store was crowded all day. Many
who could not get In phoned for
the special deals offered yesterday.
The salesmen made good, the day
wsa a huge success and every per
son who entered the store secured
a new conception of reel sales
courtesy. Bill Holloway and his
saalstant did not have an oppor
tunity to take trims as eaay as
they anticipated. They were kept
busy all day wrapping groceries,
answering the phone and ringing
the cssh register.
The following products were rep
resented: Schillings products. Loose
Wiles Biscuit company, Albera and
Carnation products. Oold Seel
Cresmery. Lsdlno cheese. Swift and
Co.. Del Monte products. General
rood products Best Foods and the
Sunr.et Produce company.
tard nf Thanks
We wish to thank our many friends
for their kind sympsthy durlnr. the
recent Illness snd death of our father,
William Rissue. Alio for the beautiful
flowera.
Mrs. Ollle Plsgm'ann
Mrs. Easier Bowman
Mr. Thornton Rissue
Mrh. Ada Thurman.
JS5J Delaware St., Oakland, Cal.
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Pioneer Turns History's
Pages Back to 1828 in
Tale of Klamath Region
(By Capt. O. C. Applegate)
Peter Skeen Ogden, when chief of
trappers of the Hudson Bay com
pany, with a brlRade of trappers,
made a winter excursion Into and
through t.he Klamath country In
1828. s w and named Mt. Shasta. He
spelled the name of the region
Clammttte.
The erratic school teacher. Hnll J.
Kelley of Boston, who for ao many
years advocated the settlement of the
Oregon country, published a map In
1630 in which he abbreviated the
name to Clamet.
Capt. John O. Fremont, the famous
geographer and pathfinder, on his
second exploration for Uncle Sam,
accompanying, with a party of about
40 men, a part of the tlm the great
wagon train of 1843, came up Fall
river (Deschutes) and camped De
cember 11, 1843, at the Klamath
Marsh, which ha called Klamath
Laka. He found the Klamath Indians
friendly, and the ehlef of the village
piloted him on his way some dis
tance through the wllderneas toward
the east, where .he expected to find
the fabulous Buena Ventura river,
and follow It to the bay of San
Francisco.
The country was practically an
an unknown region at that time, and
we know that Fremont crossed the
great barrier of the Sierra Nevada In
February. 1844, his party suffering
Incredible hardships. He came agsin,
that time from the Sacramento val
ley. In the Mexican province of Alta,
California, and camped, May 1, 1848,
at the southeast corner of Tula Lake,
where we have placed a marker;
crossed the Klamath river where It
Issues from Klamath lake, at the In
dlsn village of Eulaboua, May 6, 1840.
where we have also placed a stone
marker.
Fremont'e purpose was to complete
his exploration of the Klamath coun
try, which had on hi previous trip
greatly Impressed him with Its beauty
and potentialities. He was overtaken
by Lieut. CtUlesple of the marine ser
vice, with Information that war had
been declared against Mexico, and
waa ordered to return to California
and endeavor to break the Mexican
power In that great province.
He had three men killed, another
wounded by Indians at Rock creek
(called by htm Denny creek) on the
eastern side of K Is math lake,
Attacked the Klamaths at their
great village on Williamson river. May
13. 1848, Kit Carson leading In the
attack; killed fourteen Klamaths and
burned their vlllsge.
In a subsequent attack In the tim
ber south of Wllltnmaon river, Fre
mont saved Carson'i life by Jumping
hi horse onto a Klamath, who was
in the act of shooting Carson, with an
arrow, and one of Fremont's Delaware
scouts killed the pro t rate Indian
i with a war club.
The fifteen locators of the South
I Emigrant road, from the Willamette
valley f where our only Amerlcsn
i settlement waa at that time, to an
intersection of the older Oregon trail
at Fort Hall on Bnske river, crowed
' Lost River on a rock ledge, which
they called the Btone Bridge, on July
8 IH48. In their honor a atone
m rker was placed at that point by
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Klamath rails, on July 10, 1937.
A great Emigrant train waa massa
cred by Modocs In the fall of 1863 at
Bloody Point on the eaatern margin
of Tula Lake, thus beginning a period
of tragic events In that region, which
continued for a number of yeara, the
last rescue of a train there occurring
In July 1881.
In 1859 Ledfora and four other
white men were killed by Molalaa
and Klamaths at Rancharea Prairie
near Mt. Pitt In the Cascades, Chief
La takes of the Klamaths brought
three heada of the murderera to
Jacksonville and Skorkus John, an
other of the' murderers, wsa killed at
Fort Klamath when attempting to
escape.
In 1863 Port Klamath a company
post, was established ten mile, north
of upper Klamath lake. It was the
nucleus for mllltsry operations dur
ing both tbe anake and Modoo wars,
and the troops were withdrawn from
It In 1889,
During Its continuation many dis
tinguished men of the army were here
for various perloda, among them Oen.
Prank Wheaton, Alvln c. Olllaln.
Oliver O. Howard, Nelson A. Miles
and Jefferson C. Davla.
The great treaty with the Klam
aths. Modocs and Yahooskln band of
Snake Indians occurred at Council
Drove near Port Klamath, and waa
signed by representatives of the Unit
ed 8tate and twenty-six chlefa and
head men of the tribes on Oct. 19,
1864. On the part of tbs Modocs, It
was signed by Hesd Chief Sconchln
being Klntpros, afterwards known aa
and three aub-chlefa, one of these
Capt. Jack, head of the Insurgent
bsnd.
Old Chlsf Bcenchln. with half of
his band, remained loyal during the
war of 1873-3,
Capt. Lindsay Applegate, who had
been Instrumental In securing the
establishment of Port Klamath, took
chares of the Indiana at Pt. Klamath
In 189 and In 1848 built the cabins
of the original agency at Kowasta
Indian village, at the head of Klam
ath lake.
In October and November, 1847,
Supt. Huntington with a great wseon
train conveying annuity tools for the
Klamath Indiana, cams through the
central Oregon country from The
Dalles. There waa no road for wagons
then south of the Canyon City road,
and the train waa preceded by a band
of Indians, the "axe and rifle com
pany." who opened the road before
the train. This waa the Oenesla of
The Dalles and California highway.
The first fight of the Modoc -ar
occurred on Lost River, a mile east
of the stone Bridge, on the morning
of Nov. 39. 1873, In an attempt by
capt. Jamea Jackson, with a force of
only thirty-five men, to return Capt.
Jack and hie lnaurgent bsnd of Mo
docs to the reservation. It was pre
cipitated by a duel between Lieut.
Bowtelle of the army and Bcarface
Charley, one of Jacks moat desperate
warrlora. The army force waa inade
quate, and the Modocs escaped to
their stronghold In the Lava Beds
A mounted band ot them passing
thru the settlement at the hesd of
Tule Lake killed elliteen settlers that
dajf and Joined tttali lsslsn la the
Lava Beds. Here for fire and s, halt
months, in one of the most formid
able natural fortifications In th
world, the Modoc held off the mili
tary forces, snd many tragic event
occurred in snd about that rugged.
region until they were finally drivea
from their stronghold snd In scat
tered bands were picked up In dcisll
The first Investment of the strong
hold occurred on Jan. 17, 1873 un4
although forty-one men were lost la
the efforts, they failed to dislodge to)
enemy.
The massacre of the peace com
mission, resulting In the death of
General E. R. 8. Canby and Rev,
Blearer Thomas, and serious wound
lng of Col. A. B. Meacham, occuried,
on April 11. 1873. At this point ft
marker has been erected In honor of
Qen. Canby and many others who
lost their lives In this final struggle
with the red men of the region.
April 38, 1873 occurred the defeat
of the command of Capt. Evan The
consisting of about eighty mej
who were surprised at the Sand Hills,
four miles south of the stronghold.
while making reconnalsance and
twenty-two men were killed snd
nineteen wounded.
A number ot minor engagements
occurred, the last on March 12 at Dry
Lake, In which the Modocs were de
feated by the soldiers; and soon after,
the surrender of the band occurred.
Capt. Jack himself surrendered with
a remnant of his band June 6. 1873,
at Willow Creek canyon, east of Cleat
Lake, and the tragedy of the Modoo
war terminated by the execution of
Captain Jack, Sconchtn John, Black.
Jim and Boston Charley at Fort Kla
math. Oct. 3, 1873 for the murder of
the peace commission. .
This article would be too Ion- to
mention the various Important events
which have marked the advance at
civilization and development tn that
Klamath region from tlx beginning
of white settlement In 1867; to th
entrance of the Southern Pacific rail
road in 1014, the wonderful transfor
mation due to the reclamation pro
gram and other agencies which an
contributing to the awakening of an
empire, with event yet untold posaU
bill ties of development,
Capt. Applegato has given Crater
Lake Chapter, D. A. R., permission tQ
have above article publlhhed.
.
STUDENT LEADER
(Jamea Frederick O r e e n. Tale,
1933, representative of the National
Student Disarmament Council, U. S.
A. in an address to the World Die
armament Conference, February 3.
1933). . ,
Must the Insanity known aa war be)
repeated within our generation at th.
cost of our lives? Most Important,
what la to be our answer to our gov
ernment In case of mobilization foff
war? No doubt, it may be consid
ered unwise, even impertinent, to
raise these Issues, yet I would be
playing traitor to my constituency
were 1 to remain silent. Perhaps
students may rush In where diplo
mat fear to tread.
After contemplating the ' events
preceding the cataatrophe of 1014 we
remain unconvinced as to tfta wis
dom of our predecessors. Fourteen,
yeara after the Armistice the glamor
and heroism of that period fall to
Impress us, even when Inscribed In
gilt on stone memorials. The swords
have loat their brilliance, the hel
mets and shiny buttons are tarnish
ed. In fact, the whole glorious tem
ple of Mara haa crumpled Into ashes.
We respect our noble war dead, but
we question the Judgment of those
responsible for their deatth.
Organised alaughter, we realize,
doea not settle a dispute; It merely
silences an argument. We Insist that
for violence be substituted Juridical
control through the World Court and
executive action through the League
ot Nations. If we are to evolve an
International order out of anarchy,
we muet renounce nationalism and
drastically curtail the absolute sov
ereignty of states.
The other speakers have much at
stake: we have even more, for we are
literally flg,htlng for our Uvea. I atand
before you aa an attorney for the de
fense, pleading for a reprieve.' It la
my generation which will be called,
upon to surrender all we consider
worthwhile In life In order to be
come targets for machine gun bul
lets and victims for the latest poison
ous gss. It Is the young men and
women of my age who will be com
manded to commit suicide. It la my
gsnsratlon ' which will be requested
to destroy the best of human culture,
perhaps civilization itself, for causae
which future hlstorlana wilt discover
to be erroneous, if not utterly stu
pid or actually vicious. Wa have)
thus loat Interest In being prepared
for cannon fodder.
In a sense, I am presenting an ul
timatum, rather than a petition. For
behind your deliberations stands
staring down at us the specter of
Death. Wa desire , to live and to live
at peace. We desire to construct s
world society providing freedom,
equal opportunity, and a sense of se
curity. We desire to mske possible
for every humsa being full develop
ment of personality In terms of the
highest human and aplrltual values
we know, International Dlsarmw
ment Notes.
Oold Beach Preparations under
way for dedication of 1000.000 bridge
spanning Rogue river at this place.
Blachry. County's rock cruMter
near here begins operations soon.
We BUT good usable clothes, etc.
MONKY LOlNKD ON Radios,
Electric Washing Machlnes
anythlng of real value. See ot
today.
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QUESTIONS NEED
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