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LOST if dog la missing, call a
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fS5m-rCMaS coat on Old Stage ;
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HELP WANTED FEMALE
WANTED Girl for light housework
in exchange for room and board.
Call at 3H! Vancouver.
HELP WANTED MALE
MEN. 18-45. Steady work 1700 to
carriers Common eouetuion suf
ficient. Paid vacation 28 coachtd
free. Write today sure tor full par
ticulars 1238-A. Mall Tribune.
WANTED SITUATIONS
CAPABLE woman wishes housework
or would cook for crew Call or ad- ,
dress 818 East 9th Street. i
WANTED Laundrying 8quare Deal i
Laundry. 245 So. Central. Phone
379-W
EXPE-IISNCED bookkeeper desires
nc5 t!-n full or part time. Box 3468
Mall TrISune.
WV F ) Any kind ot clein ng. 25c
n hour Call 981-L.
W 1 l'i'F.l By experienced man posl
ti hi ' operate whard y ranch
either -on salary or shares, refer
ences furnished: could take imme
diate charge Address 8 L care
Mall Tribune, and party will call
t WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED Now Is time to have your
barns cow barns, chicken houses,
etc., whitewashed. Call 258-W.
wanted Srjravlne. Power sprayer
for trees and shrubs. Call 258-W.
WANTED Kodak, 2'4x34 with f 03
ana3tigmat lens. Sunday only. J07
Haven
TURN INTO CASH Idle household
stuff furniture. dIJies, glass.
boks etc. Receive humane prices.
Modern-Antique Shop. West Jack
son and Welch, facing Junior high.
WANTED Bantam hens, any variety,
for setting purposes only. State
Game Farm. Corvallls, Oregon.
UAWnnTPn Tn hnrrw fl00 on hCW
residence worth 2000. Box 3431.
care Tribune.
WANTED Rotten fertlllxer,
quantity Phone 912-J.
any
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 ! 1062
WANTED To borrow $3 500 on gilt
edf?e lire mortgage on well kept
70-Bcre bearing peai orchard near
Medford Addresa A 1 and owner
will call and see you
WANTED AU roMOHH.tS
WANTED Light used csrs pay cash
Ph 852. 1761 N Riverside
FOR BKNT,
HOUSE FOR RENT Electric range
and water heater. Phone 790-L.
FOR RENT 3ood 5-room house, un
furnished, with or without ranee:
lota of garden ground. Inquire 502
Maple St.
POR RENT Bungalow at 508 Soutn
Grape. Inquire 331 West 2nd St
POR RENT Unfurnished i room
bungalow, double lot. plenty of
lawn flowers and shade trees. Lois
of garden spare. Houe newly re
unified Inside. (20.00 month.
Phone owner, H. L. Bromley. 1250
FOR RENT Small furnished hour,
llaht, water. (12 50. 801 N. Central
Ave.
MEDIUM sire house on Geneva St.
tor rent. Tel C. M. Roberts. 1107.
FOR rent Unfurnished 4-room
nouse. cloe in. inquire ii
Ho' l.
NtWLY decorated bouse available oe-
lore April B. Has electric ranae ana
heater, or will fumshl for right
party Permsne-t renters only.
See at M7 N. Riverside or Phone
7S0-L
TOR RKNT Attrart've 3room house.
'iTee in US S Hoi:y. Tel. 731-X
FURNISHED small Bouse. 2 and (-r-m
apts ; garage. 604 W.
;OR RKNT Beautiful S-room fur
nished home, close to schools and
s-.ore: sh.dy lawn, garden plot;
verv ten. enable rent Phone 146
Ot 2J0-Y
'WO ROOM -in;t n vj.'tmeni
furnlsned. -srfe nine i.'e; ree
aosao:. 1015 weal Ilia.
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FOR RENT HOUSES
POH ttEN'l borne Purau.hed ai
unfurnished Bruwp & While
FOR RENT 4-roora modern duplex;
fireplace, breakfast nook, electric
range, heatrola; also 6-room home.
Close in. Inquire 554 No. Bartlett.
TOR RENT 7 room furnished house,
very cheap to reliable party. Phone
C A De Voe
TOR RENT 3 -room nouse. W acre
irrigated garden land. O Qelln
Howa-d Ave
TOR RENT Modern house, close In
Pine shade, lawn and garden lot.
(25 per month, water paid Call at
325 South Riverside
PUi KNT fl-room mno-ra furnialieo
aoutte. $21 oO watei paid Call
1378 R
POR RENT 4 so 8 -room houses
Phone 106 80 N OentraJ
HOMES rt)R RENT Oftll 796
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
FOR RENT Unfurnished 3 rm apt.
Call at 810 South Oakdale.
NEAT front corner single apartment
and small furnished bouse. Rea
sonable. 1305 E. Main St.
SEE THESE neat a and 3-rm. apart
ments at the new B Apt House.
413 N Ivy; 3 rooms and klchenette.
everything furnished but dishes and
linen; electricity for cooking; con
tinuous hot water; CIS Including
garage
3 Large rooms, kitchenette, fire
place overstuffed furniture, elec
tric range, private bath, everything
but dishes and linen, $25 and (30,
including garage. Cor Oakdale and
North Ivy.
J FOR RENT 5 unfurnished rooms.
newly decorated; Heatrola, laundry.
garage far library W. F. Camp-
TWO MODERN, attractive, furnished,
downtown apartment, for 1 or 2
oeople: newly decorated. W1U ac
cept best offer of rent. Apply
Fluhrer's Bakery.
I POR RENT Modern furnished apt-
downstairs 345 N Bartlett.
poR Purnuhe(1 apartment
107 Mistletoe
FOR AENT Modem tumlsliM apart
ment: hardwood rlot-ra. fl'eplace:
newly decorated Address B x 2988
Mall Tribune
BEST apartments in town at new
reduced rates SUiuler Apia
POR RENT Furnish apt Lights
garage. (10 At H2 Phone 462-H
POR RENT" 2-ruom spartmenu 110
62U So Fu Phone 1320
POR RENT Modem duplex apt; 4
rooms Phone 442
FOR RENT PUHMKHKD ROOMS
ROOMS $1.60: bachelor cabins $2
per week. 445 So. Front.
POR RENT Pleasant room for gen
tleman, close In. private home
bath, garage 609 B. Mam
FOR KENT BOO. AND HOARD
PLEASANT room with board 718 K
Main.
FOR REt'T MISCELLANEOUS
CLOVER PASTURE Phone 691-R-2
POR RENT- -Small ranch close In:
well Improved Phone 437-X
BUHINK.4S OPPORTUNITIES
FOR SALE School store and fine lo
cation for grocery. Box 3387. Mall
Tribune.
FOR exi:haub
WILL TRADE wood for team and
harness: also garden cultivator. J.
H. Patrick, Jacksonville Star route.
TRADE Labor for hay. Tel. 696-L.
MEN to board and room in private
home, with home privileges: (6 a
week. 701 W. Jackson.
FOR TRADE 2 modern house part
ly furnished for small ln.provd
acreage. 414 8. Riverside.
MISCELLANEOUS
WALLPAPER cleaned. Just like new.
(I SO per room and up. Call 627-Y
I AM planning a trip to and from
northern Calif' nla with empty
truck If you have bariling to or
from' there see me at 830 W 13th
St Anywhere, any time truck
Frank Newland.
WE PAY CASH
For furnlti're. tools or wnai na
you Medford Bargain H.Mae. 37
No Grape 8t. Phone 1013
SQUARE DEAL LAUNDRY 345 So
Central. Phone 379-W
GOLD dust bought and sold at Red
den Co. 3rd flooi Meoford d.dg
Iax:ai ot long distance nauhng We
guarantee to save vou money Haw
ley transfer 619 North Blveralde
Phone 1044-X
FOR SALE t'OHLTRY
FOR SALE Mallard duck settings
Phone 596-L.
FOR SALE White Leghorn and Rod
.k..b. r,i.ni hnnri -tested stock:
males from trapnest stock. 350 to
330. BC sna vc; aw wr uiw.v, .tj.
Chicks ready now. Send orders in
st once for chicks Ister on. C. J.
McCst. Route 3. Medlord. Ore. Tel.
334-J-4
PURE HANSON strain baby chicks
,10 00 per 100. Phone 8-L, Oold
Hill. Ore.
Cti i. rmrlta fte. Mav Sc: hardy
Hansen strain, teavy layers. Urge
white eigs. Free rsnge-coraervu, oi
rett Hansen. 266-32S Rocks or
Reds 10c. Jenks Poultry farms
Tangent. Ore.
R I SETTING EOOS. F. A. Pefley.
Tel. 916-W.
AUeTkEL-WHITl natchlng The
new nen lays with the Leghorn
are:h with the Rock Call Oeo
Webb at Lamport s
FOR 4l.l H EL
-OR (ME B xls fir. psrt dry l in
(2110 12-in (190. Iinrel. (2 l.
J J4 per tier. Paoos &J9-R-4.
FOR HALE All! "MOBIL!!
POR SALE CHEAP Or trade, equity
In "31 light a sedan. Will take used
car. Phone 896-L.
THE BOSS say, sell thOM used car.
WUI price do It? Come and see tor
yourself. All cars In stock slashed
again: a good selection to choose
frc.n. Your car In trade. Easy terms.
GATES AUTO CO, Osed Csr Dept.
Phone 141.
POR SALE 1929 Ford coupe, 8 wire
wheels, good tires; motoi fair, paint
good 14000 miles. Inquire Mill Ser
vice Station. McAndrews road and
N. Central, D. K. Mlnlken.
FUEL OIL UNLIVERY
POR FUEl Oil delivery Phone 816
Eads Transfer and Storage Co.
FOR I.A1.E LIVESTOCK
POR SALE Good milk cow. 103 East
11th.
FOR SALE 11 shoata. W. B. Keen,
Jacksonville.
FOR SALE Some choice registered
Shorthorn bulls, heavy boned. Good
color, fourteen to alxteen months
old. Also fine hetfera or cows with
jalvea at side. All priced to sell.
C. O. Garrett & Son. Olendale, Ore.
FOR SALE Matched team work
horses 98. Come and see them
work Phone 539-J-3.
cno airv la au q mm. on I
lambs For quick sale 8160. c. O.
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FOR SALE Thoroughbred Duroc and
O. 1 C. weaner pigs. Box 107, R, 2.
Tel. 258-J.
FOR 8ALWeaner plga. Tel. 591-R-2
FOR SALE HOMES
HIUH-caSS 7-roum bun?a-ow in
distinguished residential llstrict
Cash price S8000 00 Ownei wants I
Copcu stock ror his B34uu equity ,
Walter H Jones. Realtor. vai Jack- j
son County Bank Phone r96
FOR 8ALB- 8acrlftce live room mod- I
ern home gas and electricity, large '
lot and treea. S1.600 1500 buys my
equity Phone 1082-x
POR SALE -Attractive homes
106 30 No Central
FOR SALE HEAI ESTATE
FOP. SALE STOCK RANCH
280 acres. 60 acres alfalfa, 12 acres
seeded barley, wheat and oats, 20
acres corn ground, balance pasture
and woodland. sub-Irrigated, out
side range, large modern home, good
outbuildings Equipped, stocked In
cluding cows. hHs, chickens, tur
keys, etc. Price 8000. Terms 500
year Including interest 6
THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
135 E 6th St. Tel. 1496
FOR SALE 20 acre placer claim 18
miles from Medford on good road.
(50 cash takes It.
4 rm. house with sleeping porch,
close In on East side (1450 cash
takes this place. E Gould, the
Acreage Man. 32 No. central.
WHEN you think of -eal estate think
of Brown At White
FOR SALE MMI'H.I.ANKorS
DAVENPORT, chalra. tables, dresser,
bed. sewing machine, dishes, rugs,
by piece. Must sell at once. Kath
erlne Court, W. 11th and Orange.
FOR SALE Alfalfa hay, also 1 cow.
Mrs. E. V. Hollfleld, Old Stage road.
TORALBCHEAP Lloyd baby buggy
and kiddle koop crib. 621 Dakota.
FREE A load kindling with S-load
orders for 16-ln. green pine slab
wood. (4 50. Big double-sized load.
April only. Buy now aave money.
Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76.
POR SALE Tomato and cabbage
plants See Carey's, near Phoenix.
Phone 341-J-l.
FOR SALE Bee supplies hlvss.
smokers, foundation, etc Monarch
Seed Co.
POR SALE Wool bags and fleece
twine Monarch Seed Co.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Wind mill,
2500 gal. tank and force pump. B.
E Resmes. Ph. lll-R-3.
GARDEN DIRT, plowing, fertlllxer,
sand and gravel, pnone ma-j.
(1 FOR YOUR old battery on any
Severln bat.; 6-volt 13-plate stand
ard (1 yr guar ). (3. 6-volt 13-plate
heavy duty. (6.
8EVERIN BATTERY SERVICE
1320 No Riverside.
FOR SALE At Oold Hill Hdw Clos
ing Out Sale: Shotgun shells. 65c:
.30-30 shells, 85c: McClaren Urea.
29-4 40. 4-ply. (3 75: 30-4.50, sVply.
(4.25: 80-4 60. 6-ply. (534.
FOR SALE Old tires for smudging.
(4 per ton. Call 642-J-3.
REBUILT FORDSON TRACTOR. (100.
In fine shape See It MUler-San-ford
Tractor Co., 32 S Fir. Medford
POR SALE Sandy loam for garden
or lawn. 41-00 per yard. Cell Phone
643 or 850.
PoR SALE Lady's almost new black
coai with beautiful fur collar and
cuff set. Will aell very cheap I
Alst two evening dresses. Inquire:
246 8 Riverside, evenings 5 to 7 I
FERTILIZER and sediment.
976-W.
Phone
oNLY (3 50 tor 6-volt 13-plate Junior
battery (6 mo. guar.)
EEVERIN BATTERY SERVICE.
FOR SALE Airway vacuum cleaner
and appliances, siu; circulating'
heater. (25 224 Clark St.
FOR SALE Used sewing macntnea all!
makes (5 up. term if desired All
makes rented and repaired Wbltel
Sewing Macmne Oo. 24 M itarueti
FOR SALS Dairy aDd snw-p and
hor 'ertlliw snd black team
Lee Hamilton Phone B'.u-L
ROLLER canaries Phone O A OeVoe
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Autumoull Loans.
CONTRACTS REFINANCED
PAYMENTS REDUCED
We pay up oaianoe due dealt bank
or ftnsn.e company and ss'end
your payments AdditMna. mnnev
lueacd. Phone (1 Un apaoinuDent
BUSINESS DIKlCrORY
Ahttrsrf.
JACKSON CO.
att-SIKUl CO.
Abstracts ot Title and
Title Insurance. I'he
only complete nil.
System In Jackson
County.
MURRAY ABSl'KAin CO. Abstracts
ot rule ntle Insurance Rooms S
and 6. No S3 North Central ve
upstairs.
Dentistry.
OR ROBBHl D UOE
404 Meaioro Bldg Phone 84t;
OENl'UiTBf
Chiropractic rnynclan
OR E W HOFFMAN Chiropractic
Nerve Specialist office hours 9 to
11. 3 to 6 J03-304 Liberty Bldg
Office Phone 680; Hes Phone 131-H
Contracting
vVB LEND MONEY to worthy people
to pay Cbelx honest debts Pacific
Coast Ureal! Association 421 Med
cord d'dg. alediora ore
Dressmaking and Remodeling
THE FASHION SHOP - Dressmaking
and .-emouellug 424 Medford Bldg
Phone 1181
gpT" ,'?"?" CL'f
iLiETl itajwmta. i. -
House cleaning. Floor waxing On
i antal rua cleaning, specialty.
. .
Furrfllur. Krpalrlng.
FUKNITUlUt BE-UPHOLSTERED, re
flnished re-glued We carry a full
tin ol upholstery sample A N
Thlbault. Tel 989-B
Funeral Parlor
pEttl '8 FUNERAL HOME Distinctive
aervloe at moderate rates Eslao
Ushed JO years Ambulance serv
ice 6tn 8t at Oakdale Tel 47
Lawntnowers
LAWNMOWERS SHARPENED OILED
and adjusted for 75c Call and de
liver tie 23 No Fir rnone aoi
Money to Lend.
WE LEND MONEY on furniture and
late moael autoa Three oet cent
per month on unpaid balance No
other charges Come in and gel
the ?ash today See W E rrmm
45 So Central. Phone 139
Job Prliitlllt,.
MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT
Beat sq'ilpped jlant In southern
Oregon Printing A all kinds, nook
binding, totee-leaf ledgers: oa
blanka billing systema duplicating
cash sales slips and everything in
the printing line 38-30 N Grape
Phone 78
Piano Instrui tlon.
FRED ALTON HAJOH'l Teacher ol
olanu Classical and nupulai mualt
courses Height Music 8tudlo. SIS
Liberty Bldg Tel 73
Roofing
STANDARD ROOFING CO -Bulldem
of water-tight roofs Estimates ana
Inspection without charge 10th ann
Fir St Tel 1077
PIBtio Dealers.
SEE the Baldwin ins ot Plan at tile
Electric Wiring Co, 222 W Mam
8t or call Mra H O -lirucksr
Tel 1442
Pa'ntlng.
HARRY MARX,
Fainting Tinting
Paperbanging
Phone 14-F-4. PO Box 804
Transier.
DAVIS TRANSPER At STORAtlE -Service
guaranteed 20 8 tlrape 81
Phone 644 or residence 106U
EADS TRANSFER At STORAGE CO -Otfloa
1016 No Central Phoiie 816
Prices right Service guaranteed
REINKING TRUCKING SERVICE
Transfer and hauling of all kinds
Of flit 809 South Front 8t Phone
833
Violins
THORVAL H FOLKENBERO leaehei
of Violin Ensemble practice for
students Closing out no'in out
fits Studio S and 4 College Bldg
Phone 3S9-J.
LEO A I NOTICE!
Notice to Creditors.
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon In and for jackaon county
In the Matter of the Estate of John
L Cotton. Deceased
Notice Ls hereby given that che
undersigned was on the 2nd day of
April, 1932, appointed Adlminstratnx
of the estate or John L. cotton. se
oeaaed. by order of the County Court
of Jackson County. Oregon. All per
sons having claims agalnat aald
tate are required to present same.
duly verified, at so north central
Avenue. Medford. Oregon, office of
attorneys for the eatate: within six
months from the date of the first
publication of this notice, which la
made on April 5th. 1932.
MARY I. COTTON,
Administratrix.
O. C. Boggs, J. F. Fllegei,
O. H. Bengteon,
Attorneys for Estate).
Administratrix' Notice to Creditors.
Notice la hereby given that on the
33nd day of March, 1933. the County
Court of the State of Oregon for
Jackson County, sitting in probate.
In the matter of the estate of Alex
Sparrow, deceased, appointed the un
WHY? WANTED $2500
No, 7 14S acre Dairy Rsnrh. Applej.te District: M acres Irrigated.
In alfalfa, rioter, grains completely equipped. II rows, t
hellers, I team, 10 tarkey hens. SOU eggs setting. Nice
(-room bungalow, good bam heenllfnl place. For sale
at Just one-half Its real value, l.W0 (2500 cash, balance
terms.
No. 70-arre Orchard proposition. 15 acres pears, acres apples;
good bungalew. Non-resident owner save aelL Price (4000.
(ISO ra4i, balance terms. This place la worth mora
money.
fhnne 4n Oio-T. BARNES at CORN 19 S. Central
derslgned Ruth W. Sparrow as admin
istratrix of said estate; that she
thereafter qualified as such, and !s
now the duly appointed, qualified
and acting administratrix of aald es
tate. All persona having clalnu agaliut
the said estate are hereby required to
present them with the proper vouch
ers within six (6) months from the
date of this notlos, to the administra
trix at 412 Liberty Building, Medford.
Oregon.
Date of first publication March
29th. 1932.
RUTH W. SPARROW,
Administratrix of the Estate of
Alex Sparrow, deceased.
Notice of Sheriff's Sale.
By virtue of an execution culy Is
sued by the Clerk of the Circuit
Court ot the County of Jackson.
State of Oregon, dated the Utb day
of March. 1932. In a certain action
in the Circuit Court for said County
and State wherein State Mutual
Building and Loan Association was
plaintiff and Robert L. Taylor and
Donna B. Taylor, hla wife, s.nd John
P. White and Hattle White, his wife,
were defendants, which execut.on and
ordor of sale waa to me directed and
commanded me to sell the real prop
erty described to satisfy uens and
charges In aald decree specified, 1
will, on Saturday, the lS'U day of
April. 1932. at the hour of one o'clock
p m, at the front door of the County
Court House in Medford, fackson
County, Oregon, offer for able and
sell at public auction, for oanh and
subject to redemption aa provided by
law. all the right, title and .merest
of the defendants In aald i.tlt and
each of them and all part.es claim
ing by. through or under t!.m, the
following described real property, to
wlt: Lot Four (4) In Block Two (2). In
Sunnyslde Addition to the City of
meaiora. jacason uounty, u-egon
wwa wis iota aay oi Mirci , 1832
RALPH C JENNINGS.
Sheriff of Jackson County. Oregon
VJlsy View
VALLEY VIEW. Ore, April 12
(Spl) Grant Davis of Aahland was
a guest of the Jas. Lennox family
8unday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lowd were
Valley View callers last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Chaa. Stacy and
Mrs. May Green of Medford were
callers In the community Sunday.
Everett Beeson of Talent waa a
business visitor here Monday.
Mra. Ray Ward of Fern Valley
spent Tuesday with her pnrents,
Mr. and Mrs. ' John Morse.
Geo. Dunn of Ashland waa a busi
ness caller In Valley View Tues
day. J. It. McCracken waa a business
visitor In Medford Tuesday.
Mra. Wm. Glenn and Mra. Frank
Craig attended the Talent Com
munity club Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Glenn gave a talk on Alaska.
Valley View Community club held
Its annual flower exchange at the
A. H. Davenhlll packing bouse. A
great number of flowers. were ex
changed. Clarence Matthews of Talent waa
a Valley View caller Saturday.
Miss Dorothy Leslie ana Keito
Lennox were among guest at A
Ibrtbday dinner given for Perry
Ashcraft at his home In Aahland
Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mra. L. O. Peruana; ana
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Gardner at
tended the Elk covered dish supper
in Aahland Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvtn Carpenter
and son ot Weed were guests at
the Jewel and Don Lows home Bun
day. J. H. Hoffman of Grant pass
visited the L. H. Gallatin home this
week. Mr. Hoffman la a cousin of
Mr. Gallatin. He waa enroute to
Red Bluff where ha was called by
the death of hla brother.
Mr. and Mrs. L.. O. Penland en
tertained Saturday night. Guests
were Mr. and Mra. Everett Bailey
ot Anderson creek, Mr. and Mrs.
L. Frlnck and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Borg
of Talent. Mr. and Mrs. F. Burke
of Medford and Mr. and Mra. B. O.
Gardner.
Miss Roslna OallaUn of North
Bend epent the week-end with her
parents, Mr. and Mra. L. H. OallaUn.
Miss Sarah Lennox ana Mra. u
R. Btewart of Sacramento, Calif..
sisters of Mrs. Jas. Lennox, are vis
itors at the Lennox home.
Sunday Mr. and Mra. Lennox. Miss
Lennox, Mrs Stewart. Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Glenn. Mr. and Mrs. J. Les
lie. Miss Dorothy Leslie, Jack Leslie.
and Keith Lennox drove to name
Valley.
R. o. Fowler of Meotora was
Valley View visitor Wednesday.
Persist
PERSIST. Ore, April 13. (Spl)
Oeorge 8chermerhorn sheared hla
goats the latter part of the week.
Edna Hutchison waa a luncheon
guest ot Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mor
gan, April 10.
A. D. Moore and L. W. Aab were
in Medford transacting business Fri
day. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Hutchteon
and children, Mr. and Mra. B. C.
Elmmer and daughter and little
Donny Young, were dinner guests
of the L. W. Aah'a April 10.
Hsrvey Morgsn hauled gravel and
patched up the road In aeverai
places, making a decided Improve
ment,
Mr and Mrs. Ivan McDonough
were week-end guests In Medford
recently.
Ray Brlgge. architect of Reed
City. Mich- baa completed nla in'
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fiALJT&t, Aprtl 13. rP) D. Bruce
Stuart. CorvaUl. ivaa elected rfrand
high priest of trie grand chapter ct
the Royal Arch Maeona, at the annual
convention which opened here yes
terday. He auooeext; Milton L. Myera
of Salem. Forty-five of the SO chap
ters In the state were represented at
t'.e opening day of the convention.
The grand council Royal and Select
Mason and the grand commandery
Knlghta Templar open thetr sessions
here today with addressee by B. P.
Lewis, Marshfleld, for the Masons
and Norman I. Crout for the Knlghta.
The conventional close tomorrow.
The 1033 meeting of the RoyaJ Arch
Masons will be held In Portland, It
was voted last night. Other officers
elected at the evening session to head
the Royal Arch Masonlo group In
clude: Percy R. Kelly, grand Icing:
Herbert It. Toney, McMlnnvllIe, grand
treasurer, and D. Rufus Cheney, Port
land, grand secretary. b"th re-elected;
Carl W, Evertsen, Marshfleld, grand
scribe; Lloyd L. Scott, Portland,
grand captain of the host.
Appointive officers for the coming
year Include: Ernest P. Rands. Ore
gon city, grand principal sojourner;
Lewis M. Snow, Portland, grand royal
arch captain; Hugh R Hoi man, Port
land, grand m aster third veil; Clar
ence R. Wheeler, Baker, A. French.
The Dalles, grand masters of first veil.
Anderson Creek
ANDERSON CREEK, Aprtl 13.
(Spl.) The dinner guests at the Mays
home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
Brownrlgg and son Raymond, of
Phoenix, and Edward Smith.
Frank Marquess and family spent
Saturday afternoon in the valley.
Mrs. Jae. MacDowell waa out to
Medford Monday.
Miss Ruth Mays was In Medford
Saturday.
Jack and Pte Foster spent Satur
day in Medford.
The many friends of Roy Buahnell
will he glad to learn be Is home from
the hospital and la much Improved.
Bill flhann and wife were out to
Medford Saturday.
Mra! Oeo. McAnally called on Mrs,
Jas. Mays Wednesday.
Steve Lunak waa in Ashland Sat-
urriey.
Mr. Donlca and family were out to
the valley Wednesday.
Mra. Jas. Mays, daughter Ruth and
Mrs. Oeo. McAnally called on Mrs
Don lea Tuesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Oreen were out to
Talent Sunday to church.
Baker Forty-two men placed at
work by state on south approach of
Old Oregon Trail to this city.
ItoMburg. Lea Williams received a
contract for reroofing Kohlhagen
building fronting on Itoae street.
terlor remodeling at Irwin Howe's
store and la back again with tht
L. W. Ash's.
L. B. Leabo spent the week-end
with the Hutchison, family.
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OKLAHOMA CITY. April 13. WV
Governor W. H. Murray's official
understudy. Llut.-Oov, Robert Bums,
aparently waa stealing Oklahoma's
political show from the absent star
today.
In a move which observers agreed
was not likely to dissipate the exist
ing coolness between the two. Burns,
as acting governor, called on the gov
ernor's cousin, LI out. -Col. Cicero I.
Murray, to report why "certain com
panies" allegedly had been permitted
to overproduce their wells In the
Oklahoma City oil field.
Colonel Murray haa charge of mili
tary pro-ration enforcement.
Burns also expressed Irritation be
cause some of Governor Murray's of
fice force "hasn't paid any attention
to me as acting governor." He hint
ed at a possible shakeup.
Colonel Murray, who was given 10
daya In which to report, said he would
answer Burns letter "when I see fit."
Before the period expires, "Alfalfa
Bill'' will be back home.
The acting; governor stated oorpor
atlon commission records showed the
H. F. Wilcox OH and Oas company,
tn the five months ending with Feb
ruary, 1033, "overproduced 600356
barrels of oil and I have reamn to
believe that some other producers
have also overproduced fur In excess
of the allowable fixed."
Eac!e Point
BAOLE POINT, April 13. (Spl.)
Earl rehl, candidate for county Judge,
talked at the Orange ball April 7.
Paculty members and atudents of
the local high school are discussing
plana for a May festival for the grade
and high achools.
Mrs. Clarence Oreb spent the after
noon, April 8. with Mrs. B. T. Sea
man.
Paul Cantrall arrived home from
California April B.
B A. Clark assisted with the work
or Mrs. Edith Wsldman'a cottage,
April 7.
Mrs. H. H. Taylor of Medford apent
aeverai days last week visiting har
daughter. Mrs. Lester Throckmorton.
Dr. D. W. Porbea motored to Jack
sonville Aprtl t, to attend the annual
congregational meeting of the Pres
byterian church.
Charlea Pettlgrew visited April ( at
the R. T. Seamen home.
Mrs. Edith Weldman and son Rudy
moved April 8 to the new borne which
they built recently. 1
Meeting of the executive commit
tee of the Orange was held April 8,
with Master A. O. Mittelateadt. Those
present were: B. A. Clark, chairman:
Art Kent. A. J. Ting leaf. Mrs. Edith
Weldman and Roy Ashpole.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Each entertained
at dinner April i for Rev. 3. 8. smith
and family of Butte falls, Mra.
Prances Campbell and Dorothe Pearce
Mr. and Mra. B. A. Clark called
April 10 on Mr. and Mra. Harry Lowe
in Talent.
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Madras. Oaa pump being Installed
at Mala Street garage.
MISS PANKHURST
WELL KNOWN TO
MEDFORD WOMAN
Interestlnx Incidents connected
with the campaign for woman's suf
frage, not so man; yeara ago la Lon
don, are brought to Mra. Louis B.
Humphreys mind today by the an
nouncement that Chrlatabe! Panx
hurst will speak at the Presbyterian
church In this city Thursday, Aprtl
14. Mra. Humphry., who resides on
Capitol hill, knew Miss Pankhurst In
England and will be among the moat
enthusiastic members of the crowd.
which will gather here for the lecture
of the former suffragette leader. Her
recollections of the former days In
England. Mrs. Humphrya silmmarlrea
In the following letter, requested by
the Mall Tribune.
It was conservative, retiring Arthur
Balfour who advised a delegation of
women led by a dignified, frail, mild
mannered woman who pointed out
that the government had paid no at
tention to their moderate and lady
like propaganda for momen'a auffrage.
Mr. Bnlfour was not In power at
that time, ao perhaps had no objec
tion to putting a spoke In the wheel
of the liberal government when he
uttered words of Mlchlavelllan wis
dom which were to have such mo
mentous consequences. "Kick up a
row" he la quoted aa having said to
Emmellne Pankhurst and Mrs. Pank
hurst did! whereby the course of the
suffrage movement In England waa
completely changed.
Pew women have been so excreted
as Mra. Pankhurat, "the militant
mother of woman auffrage" under
whose guidance women ran rampant
over the country in a destructive
campaign up to the time of the
world war..
Her earl'y Ufa fitted her for her
work aa she waa the daughter of a
Chartist leader and the wife of a
barrister who waa an ardent advocate
of woman's suffrage, and served with
him on the committee which promot
ed the Married Woman's Property act.
In 1003 Inspired by her eldeatj
daughter Ohrlstabol. Mrs. Pankhurst
waa chiefly Instrumental tn forming
"The Women's Social and Political
Union on a non-party basis, which
waa a aecesalon from the old and
non-mllltant organisation headed by
Dame Mllllcent Pawcett. The story
of "the votes for women" campaign
thereafter la a national rather than
personal one. It Involved some of the
most extraordinary performances ever
recorded In the annals of agitation.
Human memory la abort In spite or
the efforts of Mra. Pankhurat. her
daughter Ohrlatabel and many other
women, among them a number of
Americans, the system of female auf
frage Is regarded now In England as
a natural development of modern
civilization, something that came Into
being without causing the slightest
disturbance In the body politic.
The actions or the early suffragists
were often tactless and many tlmea
violent and offended the friends of
woman suffrage the world over, but
It la now posiiible to see that their
"tactics" did much to bring the mat
ter before the publlo snd lawmakers,
and had they not been adopted the
cause might still be alumberlng.
The danger now la that the younger
generation of women will forget the
devotion of the women who fought
to win political freedom for them.
No woman who did not live through
the midst of that atruggle (even the
their sympathies were on the aide of
parliamentary propagander) can ever
realm what It meant to sensitive,
highly educated and naturally polite
women to suffer what the militant
suffraglata suffered then.
Mrs. Pankhurst and her daughter
were "atormy petrels" aa leaden, but
personally they were both gentle,
quiet and humorous, but above all
they both possessed the Indefinable
gift of personality.
Age brought conservatism to the
erstwhile fiery radical, When Emml
llne Pankhurst died she waa a con.
acrvatlve candidate for the house of
commons.
Chrlstnbel Pankhurst cornea to ue
with this record of achievement, be
cause aha suffered and worked by the
aide of her mother all through the
agitation. She also haa an honorable
record of fine relief work during the
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