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Newspaper Page TextPAGE NEN'E 4 WiXKVtsD i;-oiuu;.v WHAT YOU WANT fzE vu U.UKV i MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOUD, OREGON. TUESDAY, Af-REL 19, 1932. I Vtt I Vtt DON'T FORGET TO PHONE THAT JVANT AD ; HERE ARB rHB RATES i per word first Insertion i (Minimum a5o) Each additional Insertion, per word (Minimum lOe) per line per month, without copy changes 75 Phone rSsTpalr black kid gloves, ward. Phone 1636. LOST If dog missing, call 1516. kLosV Diamond lake, tire cover. I Ha TS-lKnr.il office. 1ft F1nlerpieaaeiev ; ----- FOIST! rOUNT-cmid's coat on Old Ste road. Phone 840-B. I1EUP WANTED FEMALE WANTED Saleslady that has bad ex perience Belling cosmetics. State s and extent of experience. An swer Box 3599, Tribune. . v HELP WANTEO7-MALE MEN. 18-45. Steady work. "00 to 2300 year. Postoltlce clerks mail carriers. Common education suf ficient. Paid uacatlon. 35 coached free Write today sure for full par ticulars. 1336-A, Mall Tribune. . WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED- Housekeeping by experi enced, capable young girl. 33 South Orange. YOUNG married man MUST have work. Any kind, aoy place. Odd lobs or steady. If you have any thing, please let me have It. Box I 3568; Mall Tribune. WANTED Laundrying. -Square Deal Laundry, 245 So. Central. Phone 37K-W. ' WANTED Any kind of cleinlng, 25c an hour. Call Wl-lt. WAtTID By experienced man. posi tion to operate orchard or ranch, either on salary or shares: refer ences furnished: could take imme diate charge. Address S L . care MU Tribune, and party will cau. J" .Wasted miscellaneous - WANTED Froah milk goat. D. P. Reld. Central Point. WANTED To rent private garase. cloje'ln: must be reasonable. Box 3587, Tribune. WAJITED To rent 2. 3 or 4-room unfurnished houses; cheap. Bob Tajlor, 418 Laurel. WASTED Plowing and cultivating with tractor. Phone 408-R-3. V W A 1Q TED Load lor empty furniture truck going to Oakland. Cal. Tel. . 1044-X. Hawley Transfer WANTE Stock to pasture. R. H. Bell, Oen. Del., Medford. WANT A loan of 83.000.00, first mortgage flrat class business prop erty as security. Address Box 3524 Mall Tribune. WANTED Cash register. Jennings Loan Office. WAKTir.n Must have 86000 Immedi ately to save 820.000 ranch; 40 acres fitii bearing orchard, 60 acres under ciltlvatlon, pasture, etc., 48 acres free water; 8B,ouo in ounninifs; new sohoo:; good roads. Address B. J., " Mall Tribune. WANTED To buy all kinds of rab bits.. Tel. 1659. WASTED Wool and mohair. Wool sacks and twine for sale. Medford Bargain H6use, 27 No Orape St. 1 1062 1 WANTED AUfOMOHM.tS WASTED Light used cars, pay cash Pit. 652, 1781 N Riverside FOR RENT HOUSES FOR. RENT Partly furnished 3-room house and good garden, inquire 701 W. 11th St. FOR RENT 32 Olen Oak Court, 5 rm. atueco home; hardwood floors, fireplace, basement and furnace: furnished or tinfurnlhed. Charles B Rav. Realtor, Medford Bldg. Phone 303. FOR RENT 5-room furn. house, $20 Can sub-rent 3-room apt. Key at 314 Cottage. FOR RENT 3-room modern partly furnlhed house. $17.50. Will sell at your terms. Key at 314 Cottage. FOR RENT Four room modern fur nished house. Inquire 119 Almond St. FOR RENT Furnished hou . v ly modern: 8 large lota I i-1 Ing. fine soil: and smsii.wing I garden; $12 50 a month to steady ! renters. Acroaa street from tele phone office. Central Point or Tel.j 1532-H evenlnss. FOR PENT Unfurnished 5 room bunrslow. corner Columbus end B-jrant. Interior nely decora.ed throughout. Two large lots w:th plenty of garden syace. Lota of rce bushes, "sbale trs and flowers owner. H. L. Bromley or phone 1350. FOR UtNT HOUSES FOR RENT To adults, clean 4 -room house; range connected. Tel. 5S3-X. HOUSE FOR RENT Electric range and water heater. Phone 790-L. FOR RENT Modern partly furnished 4-room cottage, east side. Call at 414 8 Riverside. FOR RENT Attractive 3-room house, 'lose In 129 S. Holly. Tel. 731-X. FOR KENT Homes Furnished or unfurnished Brown & White FOR RENT 7 room furnished house, very cheap to reliable party. Phone O. A. De Voe. FOR RENT 3-room bouse, 14 acre Irrigated garden land. O. Gelln. Howa-d Ave. FOR RENT Modern nouse, close In. Fine shade, lawn and garden lot. .25 per month, water paid. Call at 326 South Riverside. FOR RENT 4 to 0-room houses Phone 10S. 30 N Central. HOMES PXR RENT Call 786. FOR RENT APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED apt., electricity, hot and cold water, garage; sio.uu. a, Apts., 412 No. Ivy. FOR RENT Furnished apartment, Includes heat, hot and cold water, electricity, hotel service and lounge - room privileges. Holland Hotel, Phone 710. PLEASANT, furnished, steam-heated apt; refrigeration. 10 Quince. FURNIdHED 2 and 3-room apts.: garage. 604 W. 10th. 2-ROOM APT. Also nice front sleep In? room, ground floor; reasonable rates. Gloria Pan Apts.. 375 South central Ave. TWO-ROOM furnished modern, neat, new. 16.50; includes garage. 1015 West Hth. FOB RENT Completely furn. apt.: radio, washing machine, heat, hot and cold water. 9 iso. ivy NEAT front corner single apartment and small furnished house. Rea sonable. 120S E. Main St. FOR RENT Modern furnished apt downstairs. 345 N Bartlett. FOB BENT Modem furnlsheo apart ment; hardwood floors, fireplace: newly decorated. Address Box 2985 Mall Tribune. BEST apartments m town at new redticed rates. Sohuter Apia FOB BENT Furnished apt Lights garage: 810 & $13 Phone 453-H FOR RENT 3-room apartments. 810 620 So. Fir. Phone 1320. FOB BENT Modern duplex apt: 4 rooms. Phone 442. FOR BENT FURNISHED ROOMS PLEASANT front room, separate ent ranee. 220 No. Oakdale. PLEASANT room for gentleman; close In: bath, garage. 609 E Main. ROOMS $1.50: bachelor cabins $3 per week. 445 So. Front. FOR RENT ROOM AND HOARD BOARD AND ROOM in private family, reasonable. Call at 414 8. Riverside. PLEASANT room with board. 718 E. Main. x FOR RTNT MISCELLANEOUS FOB RENT Small ranch close well Improved. Phone 437-X. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE Service station, small grocery store, living rooms by How ard school on Pacific highway. 1 ml. north Medford: good location. Clausnen's Station. FOR SALE; Restaurant: good loca tion in Medford. Owner must leave. Phone 1332-J. FOR EXCHANGE EXCHANGE Modern residence In Klamath Palls for small acreage near Medrord. or for late model small coupe or good furniture, with balance at $20 per month. Address 2813, Tribune. LOT near Long Beach, lot at San Francisco; both clear, and some cash; want small Improved acre age. Box 3497, Tribune. FOR EXCHANGE Beautiful new modern bungalow, five acres rich garden soil, fine location. Price $3,000.00. Will trade clear with some cash for unimproved acreage. Also 150 acres, 50 acres in hay and grain. 100 acres free water, com fortable buildings, family fruit. Price $4750.00. THE BEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 125 E. 6th St., Phone 1496 EQUITY in 10 acres for house or car 1034 N. Central. WILL TRADE modern 6-room house in Ashland for acreage. Must be good Isnd and location; preferably without buildinga, Will assume Box 3488, Tribune. 5 ..CRE3. southern California, sell or trade by owner. Phone B37-X. FOB TRADE 2 modern houses part ly furnished, for small Improved acreage. 414 8. Riverside. FUEL OIL DELIVERY FOR FUEL OIL delivery Phone 815 Eads Transfer and Storage Oo. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Oood work team, weight 1500 each, or will trade for cows. L. Mcculloch. Talent. FOR SALE Sow and 10 extra fine pics. $10. W. R. Lamb, EArfle Point. Butte Falls road. FOR SAI.E Thoroughbred Du roc and O. 1. C. weaner pigs Tel 356-J. FOR SAI.E POI I.TRY LARGE Bron7 turkey and R. setting eggs. Phone 549-J-3. W. L. CHJC&S tc, May Sc; hardy Harden strain. Vav? larert. Iar2e white fm. Free ran-re-cockerel. dl- reot Hfinwn 3(i0-331. rocks ort 208-335. Rocks or t Reds 10c. Jenks Poultry Farms. rxngem. ure R I ETTTNO BOOfl. Tel. 9!6-W. A. rer.fj,' I TOR MLB Al'TOMOMLEX PRICED to sell quick. 30 Essex Coach, 30 Ford Tudor Sedan. 29 Ford Coupe, every car guaranteed. Your car in trade, easy monthly pay ments. GATES AUTO CO.. Used Car Dept. REPOSSESSED CARS We sell them for the balance due. Easy terms. All makes, 30 to choose from. Oakland & Pontiac Garage. 207 So. Riverside Open Sunday until 2 o'clock. FOR SALE HOMES FOR SALE Home. It will pay you to look this up. Consider trade for auto or radio. Balance like rent. Owner, 209 First Natl', Bank Bldg. HIOH-CwAtSS 7-room bunsa-ow in distinguished residential district Cash price $6000 00. Owner wants Copco stock for his I33UU equity Walter H. Jones, Realtor, vei Jack son County Bank. Phone 796. FOR SALE Sacrifice five room mod ern home, gas and electricity, large lot and trees, $1,500 $500 buys my equity Phone 1082-X. FOR SALE Attractive homes 105. 30 No. Central. Phone FOR SALE REAL ESTATE GOOD HOMES Building lots, acre aae: houses for rent. W. J. Roberts, 720 w. 2nd., Phone 1528-J. FOR SALE Equity in 3 acres. Fine 11. small house, near highway. Rov BUderback. Pitt View Ave.. Central Point. 8-ROOM HOUSE, 10 acres; 7 acres pears and apples, 2 ohlcken houses: clear of encumbrance for $1000. A large stock and dairy ranch: gen uine bargain. Small property un der lease "earninz .1195 net. C. S. Butterfteld, 409 Medford Center Bldg. WHEN you trunk of real estate thin, of Brown & Whit FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE For storage. 5-pass tour, car, good rubber, license: runs O. K. $47.50; breakfast set $5.25; Ice box $4.75: heating stove $9.60. This car Is worth the money just to iisn with. Davis Transfer Ac Storage, 29 8. Orape. 75-LB. refrigerator. 8.00: laying hens, W. Leg. 60c: Reds $1.00: Lloyd baby buggy $4.00. D. P. Reld. Wool vcrton Orcharo, Central Point. FOR SALE Hay $10 per ton. Bybee, Jacksonville. F. E PIANO $30 cash. 31 So. Orange. FOR SALE $1.50; printing outfit, cheap; 1 8x10 hand press, lot type. border, leads, call alter 0 p. 8 Clark St. FOR SALE Wood range. 208 Crater Lake Ave. Inquire FOB SALE One 5-horaepower electric motor, cheap. Jennings Loan or flee, 6 So. Front. FOB SALE 300 boxes Newtown ap pies very cheap. H. H. Wilson, phone 1283. KELVINATOR Electric Refrigerator, almost new, bargain and easy terms. Call Phone 31 or 1149, ROOUE corn. RIVER Yellow Dent C. A. DeVoe, 623-J-3. FOR SAIE Tomato and cabbage plants See Carey's, near Phoenix. Phone 341-J-l. GARDEN DIBT, plowing, fertilizer, sand and gravel. Phone 912-J. $1 FOB YOUR old battery on any Severln bat.: 6-volt 13-plate stand ard (1 yr. guar.), $5; 6-volt 13-plate heavy duty, $6. 6EVEBIN BATTERY SERVICE 1630 No Riverside. REBUILT FORDSON TRACTOR. $100 In fine shape. See It Mlller-San-ford Praetor Co., 22 S. Fir, Medford FCR SALE Lady's almost new black coat with beautiful fur collar and cuff set. Will sell very cheap Alsc two evening dresses. Inquire 246 S. Riverside, evenings 6 to 7 FERTILIZER and sediment. 876-W. Phone jNLY $3.50 for 8-volt 13-plate Junior battery (6 mo. guar.) SEVER1N BATTERY SERVICE. FOR SALE Used sewing macninea all mattes $5 up; terms If desired All makes rented and repatred White- Sewing Machine Co. 24 N Bartlett FOB SALE Dairy and snp and horse fertilizer and black loam Lee Hamilton Phone 919-L. ROLLER canaries Phone O. A. DeVoe MISCELLANEOUS CASH paid for old gold, jewelry, brodge work, etc.. Jennings Loan Office, No. 5 South Front. WE PAY CASH For furniture, tools or what have you. Medford Bargain House, 27 No. Orape St. Phone 1063 WALLPAPEB cleaned. Just like new, $1.50 per room and up Call 627-Y SQUARE DEAL LAUNDRY 248 So Central. Phone 879-W OOLU dust bought and sold at Red den co. ard floor Medford sidg. LOCAL or long distance hauling We guarantee to save rou money Haw ley transfer, 819 North Riverside Phone 1044-X nusivrs nniEcTORV Abstrttets JACKSON CO. ABSIKAC1 CO. Abstracts ot -Title end Title Insoranre. The only complete Title System ID Jackson County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstract, o! ntl. rule Insurance Rooms 8 ana 4. No 32 North central tve upsulra. Dentistry. OR BOBBKl O UO ' H Medfora nid8 j OSNTlSTttV Dressmaking, end KemodHIng , THE PAiSHlON SHOP - Dren.aking snd m.,iu2 Hi Medio; d Bid Paue 1181. BUSINESS UIKECTOK Y Autumoulls Loans. CONTRACTS REFINANCED PAYMENTS REDUCED We pay up balance due dealer, bank I or finance company and extendi your payments Additional money loaned. Phone 31 lor appointment Chiropractic rnysiclao DR. E W HOFFMAN Chiropractic Nerve Special tat. Offioe hours 0 to 12. 3 to ft 203-304 Liberty Bldg Office Phone 680; Res Phone 731 -H Contracting WE LEND MONEY to worthy people to pay their honest debts Pacific Coast Credit Association 421 Med ton) dldg. Medlord Ore. Expert Window Cleaners LET GEORGE DO IT - Tel 1173 House cleaning, Floor waxing. Ori ental rug oleanlng, specialty, Puruttur Repairing. FURNITURE RE-UPHOLSTERED, re flnished re-glued We carry a full line of upholstery sample. A. N Thlbault, Tel. 869-H Funeral Parlor. PERL'S FUNERAL HOME Distinctive service at moderate rates. EataD Ushed 20 years. Ambulance serv ice. 6th St at Oakdale. Tel. 47. Lawn mower LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED. OILED and adjusted for 75c Call and de liver fiee. 23 No. Fir. Phone 201. piano Instruction. FBED ALTON HA1QH1 Teacher of piano Classical and popular music courses Haigbt Music Studio. 318 Liberty Bldg. Tel 72. Money to Lend. WE LEND MONEY on furniture and! late model autos Three oei cent per month on unpaid balance No other charges Come In and get the cash today. See W E Thomas 46 So. Central. Phone 139 Job Printing MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT Best eaulpped ulant In southern Oregon Printing a all kinds; book j binding: louse-lea! ledgers; and blanks, billing systems, duplicating', cash sales slips nd everything In the printing line. 38-30 N Orape Phone 75. Roofing STANDARD ROOFING CO. Builders of water-tight roofs Estimates and Inspection without charge, loth and Fir St. Tel 1077 Piano Deuiers. SEE the Baldwin ,lne of Pianos at the Electrlo Wiring Co, 323 W Main St., or call Mrs H O. ?uruck Tel. 1442. Painting. HARRY MARX. Painting Tinting Paperhanglng Phone 14-F-4. PO Box 304 Translef . DAVIS TRANSFER 4s STOBAGE Service guaranteed 20 8 Grape St Phone 844. or residence 1060 EADS TRANSF'EB 4i STORAGE CO. Office 1016 No central Phone 815 Prices right Service guaranteed BEINK1NO TRUCKING SERVICE Transfer and hauling of all kinds Offioe 309 South Front St. Phone 833. LEGAL NOTICE!. Summons. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. Eleanor Hayes, Plaintiff, va, Rutherford H. Haves. Defendant To Rutherford H. Hayes, the above named Defendant In the name of the fftate of Ore gon, vou are hereby required to ap. pear anil answer the complaint fti-xl ; against you In the above entitled , suit within four weeks from the date I of the f'rst publication of this sum- 1 and answer said complaint for want mons. and If you fall so to appear t'.iersof. the Plnlntlff will apply to th Court for the rfllff prayed tor in her complaint, succinctly ta'd an follow, to-wit: For a decree cf this Court forever dissolving the txnd of matrimony now existing be tween Plnlnttrf nnd iercn,nnt na arnnttng Plaintiff a divorce from De fendant, and su'h other and further relief an to the Court may aeem Just and equitable, The date of the order for publlca- tlon of this summons Is April 18th, 1932. The time preorilied for pu.j- l lea tlon of this summons la once each week for four conwctitlve week. The date of the first publication of thla summons Is April 10th, l:i2. HARRY C. SKYRMAn, Attorney for Plnlntlff, Postofflce addream Medford, Oregon. Notice to Cri'dllors. In the County Court of the fl'ate of Oregon In and for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of Johni h Cotton. Deceased. j -dersiirned was on the 2nd d.y of Notice 1 hereby given that the Anf II. 1H.2 Ant-wit nt a1 Art m nilnlrl of the Etate of John L. Cotton. Je - oeased, by order f the County Court of Jackon County. Oregon. All per sons having claims against said es tate are required to present same. duly verified, at 30 North Central Avenue. Medford. Oregon, offioe of sttorneys for the estate; within ! months from the date of the first publication of this notice, which made on April 6th. 193 MARY I COTTON, Administratrix. O. C Bokjs. J. T. Fllegel, O. H Bengtaon. Attorney, for Estate. AdmlnMrotrlt Not It to Creditors. Notice is hereby given that on the 22nd day of March. 1032. the County Court of the 8tat of Oregon for Jackaon County, anting In probate, In the matter or the estate of Alex Sparrow, deceased, appointed the un deraiimd Ruth W Sparrow as admin istratrix of said estate; that she thereafter qualified aa such, and i now the duly appointed, qualified and acting admlnlatratrii of saJd es tate All persons haying claims against the aald estate are hereby required to present them with the proper touch ra within six 6) months from the tie of this notice, to the adaiinlitrt- Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Head coer- tngs a. Exploitive dsvlfts 10. Tardv U. Open court 15. Splendor 16. ion of Seth 17. Jumbled tvpe 18. Kind of bal sam t Three feet 22, Aloft J3. Old cloth measure 9!t. NothlitR St. American Indian 27. Attempt 35. About 30. Kast Indies: ahbr. SI. The Oreek N 32. Peacock but terfly .18. Swallows up 36. Light buntlng lll.e fnhrio 40. One who aaki questions 11. Member of a certain order of Free masonry 41. Birthplace of Abraham IS. Perform 14. Reached up ward SO. Capable of combining with three molecules of an acid ft. Llonllks is, rtronthe 7. Correct: colloq. Solution of Yesterday' Puxile AjR k11S!e""R TlrTMl RE jWVjAgR MDiDlAiN ClE SiM'AlHiOirpkBlE dTTEWiRAtvlrR T S ans AMtAiRiERE J hPEg'R AYS M g i Elg Te SHAIDJQ,W t E ID R STt 0. P p'uItWs. HnTgIe fig e 5. Symbol for tantalum (S. I.lk, 00. And: Latin 61. Entlr. amount 63. Sin 64. Pronoun 66. Tibetan ox S. Behold 1 70. Gratia 71. Midday 73. Note of tb. seals 74. Silkworm 76. Compound ether 7. Not ahut Sit. Plapatched 81. Mercantile establishment ' P P 14 :z;, s S 7 3 I? I'K'I'o I" I'i 'S ' ' "'' f'.: . , ' .-U: .'. 23 24 27 35 'ZT'lf ! 55 3J 38 Jf" 4( 44 AS 4tT 47 40 41 0S s n S3 S4 14 i WjL H 1 1 Br 1 M 1 tiH-11 trlx at 413 Liberty Building, Medford, Oregon. Date of first publication March 20th, 1032. RUTH W. SPARROW, Administratrix of the Estate of Alex Sparrow, deceased. Not Ire of Annual Stovklilinlilers' Meeting Cmter Lake Nntlonnl Park company. Notice Is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of stockholders of Crater Lake National Park Company will be held at room 1125 Falling Building. In the City of Portland. Multnomah County, State of Oregon, on Tuesday the 26th day of April, 1032. at the hour of ten o'clock a. m. for the purpose of electing a Board uf Directors and the transaction of auch other bueineas sa msy 'properly come before the meeting. Dated April 16th. 1032. R.'W. PRICE. Vice-President. Delmer S. Parker, former well known Medford boy. and aon of I Mr.. Ann. J. Parker of the Sacred Heart hospital itaff, has been elected to Gamma Sigma Epallon. chemical fraternity at the University of Ala bama, according to news received here and will be admitted to the medical school in September. Parker was one of the 10 outxtnndlna; student, upon whom thl honor was conferred. He 1 welt remembered In this city, where he attended (trade and high school. Hs went from Medford to flan Diego college, where he was ad mltted on the same scholsrshlp which was transferred for his en trance In the University of Alabsma, After completing high school here he wu employed as an assistant In the Sacred Heart hospital for a year before he entered collene. He has many friends In Medford. who have matched his progress with Interest. K. r. elinine Acquitted KLAMATH PALLfl, Ore., April 9 (AP) Police Judge Roy Pouch was I T ltl;e court Jury here """" l"n'n' u. 'H ' "rested Msrch 18. rind Pompellsn Portrait. POMPEII. Italy (AP)A 2 000 year old fresco In the house of Me ander once burled by Vesuvius' lashes, has been restored and shows the Greek poet who owned the place seated In a chair with curved back. Roseburg. Work started on redec orating at local poatofflce. WHY? WANTED $2500 No. 71 III .ere Il.lrv R.nrh. Apple-.!. District! 50 cre. Irrigated. In alfalfa, einer, grain i completely equipped. II cons, 2 heifers, I learn, 30 turkey hens, Joo egg. setting. Nice g-ronm hnncalow. good bsrn beautiful place. For sale st Just one-h.lf It. real nine, 1900 1M0 cash, balance terms. So. ;o-.rre On herd proposition. IB rre pears, 10 acres .pples; good bungslow. Non-resident oaner snia telL Price 91000. tl.Vio cs. balance terms. This place Is worth more e money. Phont 409 010-V. BAHNM CORN 15 . Central Cross - Word Puzzle 11. Proposed In ternational languac. 14. Theater box 27. Labor 29. Coat of cer tain animate S3. Young devil 3?. Equivalent 34. Attendant on the sick 25. Chinese meaa ura of dis tance 57. Klst 3ft. 1'oint oppo alte the senlth 29. Kat awav 4a. Small body of water 46. Writing fluid 47. Smallest auto; abbr. 48. Dinner courses 49. Term of af fection 8(1. Athletlo coach 61. !llv back 62. lias being 63. .Monkey 64. Municipality 61. Malt liquors 62. Learning 63. Syllable of hesitation J. Thua 7. So he It 65. Variety 70. Corpulent 72. The present time 76. At home 77. Ait far aa 79, Parent: colloq. . Mas-lclan's suck DOWN I. Narrow fabric 1. Seed covering 3. Myself 4. rook a aeat 6. Convlctlona 6, Kye doctor 7. Ilj60 8, rtftKtterllke attachment to a sun 9. Law to. Went ahead II. Article 12. F.xtenued Journey t. Catch sight of 19. Forward Courthouse News t Furnished by the Jackson County Abstract Co. 121 E. Slith Street) Circuit Court. H. H. McCrady, H. Burgoyne, dis solution of partnership as "McCrady. Cafe." H. H. McCrady, Jessie Burgoyne assume business name of "MaCrady. Cafe." E. E. Tucker v.. Medford Irrigation District: damages. A. M. RuntB vs. J. a. Link, inc.; for money. Colonial Bakery, a corp., v. E. D. Hoag; for money. Inter-State Fidelity Building & Loan Assn. ts. Oe-jrge W. Jackson al; foreclose mortgNge. . Colonial Bakery vs. E. D. Hoag; at tachmenU S. W. Hutchinson et ux vs. Don R. Newbury, Admr. estate of Andrew T. Poole, et .1: foreclose mortgage. Estate of George A. Jewett, deceas ed; admitted for probate. Real Estate Transfers. Raymond L. Comwell et ux to Wm. H. Hill et ux; w. D. "'4 acres In 8E of Sec. 19, Tp. 37 B. R. 1 W. Lottie E. Pappa et vlr to R. H. Toft; W. D. 8W', of NW',',: NW', of SW'.; Bi of SW'4, Sec. 24, Tp. 3 8. R. 3 W. J. W. Livingston et al to Nora M. Shorb; W. D. tract In Sec. 22, Tp. 36 S. R 3 W. K. J. Bsker et ttx to Jame. P. Clark; W. D. west 100 feet, Lot 13, Holzgang Subdivision ' unrecorded. Talent Irrigation Dlatrlct to John B. Kirk et ux: W. D. 20.03 acres in Sec. 3, Tp. 38 8. R. 1 W. C C. Clemen, et ux to Clara fl. Halfhlll: W D. 40.4 acres In D: h. 0. 4, Tp. 3 8. R. I W. Laura J. Aiming to W. J. Sloan deed to right-of-way for road across land in Sec. 30, Tp. 3 8. R. 1 W. Samuel Coffman to Harriet I. Wy snt: W. D. 1.78 acres In D. L. C. 00, Tp. 37 8. R. J W. Walter Hash et ux to Alfred Oke- son et ux; W. D. tract In D. t. C. 40, Tp. 10 8. R. 1 E. O. W. Wilcox et ux to 1. D. Thomp son: W. D. .11 of Country Club Park except Lot. 1 and 34. C. A. Bennett et ux to Frank J nehuler et ux: W. D. tract In Sec 33, Tp. 37 8. R. 1 W. W. E. Olbson to Luella Mstlack W. D. land In Sec. 3 and 4, Tp. 86 8. R. 1 E. Marry Bassett Lucas to William P. Campbell et .1: W. D. lot In Blk. 8. Galloway's Addition to Medford. Oresham, H. O. Jone. purchased Mt. Hood service .t.tlon on Wot Wowell street from H. CI. Boldstun. sTl.il II OPERA BE FORGED GIVE UP GHOST Fiftieth Season in Doubt As Golden Horseshoe Totter ing Bifore Bankruptcy and Hard Competition NEW YORK (AP) The majestic golden horseshoe of the Metropolitan Opera company Is tottering M that organization finds Itself Indeed "be tween the devil and the deep blue sea." If Olullo Oattl-Cssscra proceeds next year wlt.h the fiftieth season of grand opera In New York, a .560, ooo deficit must first be removed and enough extra capital collected to guarantee 1SS performancea, each of which costa (torn $12,000 to .15.000. If It la decided to disband th com pany, not onlv will It mean the end ing of Oattl-Casazza'a 25 years of auccesaful reign, but there will be an additional tremendous lose In real estate. The' ancient opera house, hallowed by glorious traditions, has about out worn Its use. The location ordinarily la an extremely valuable one, but at present the property would bring far below Its real value. yaces Opposition The realization that It Is In dire financial atralta comes at an embar rassing time for the Met, for this ruling company la about to meet the first opposition It haa encountered since Its historic battles with Oscar Hatnmerateln'. Manhattan Opera company from 1000 to 1010. An opera house 1. being erected In the Rockefeller Center on Fifth ave nue, and undoubtedly there will be assembled a new company to tenant It. The Rockefeller, have never been enthusiastic patron, of the opera, this classic entertainment to the masse. In their new theatre. Otto H. K.hn, who was succeeded as chairman of the Met. board by Paul Cravath, attempted to persuade the Met. to construct a new home farther uptown several year, ago, but "the old guard" .tood pat on It. de tedmlnatton to continue In Its old waya In Its old home. The sugges tion that the Met. move Into the Rockefeller center also waa scorned. Owned by Wealthy Famlllea The Met. really 1. owned by 35 of New York's most famous families. Their fortune, could guarantee the continuation of the company, but tt Is .aid that all do not desire to carry the burden. Losses In some personal fortunes have brought about withdrawal of support. Until this season, the general pub lic had little opportunity to attond opera because of the difficulty of getting seats, when they did become available they didn't have the money. Director, made an effbrt to popu larly opera, even to broadcasting several performance.. Star, and em ployes accepted a 10 per cent cut In salarlea, but these move, did little to restore the box office. Programs Crltlclxrd There has been some criticism, too. of the program, thl. winter. Critic have complained that .the Met. 'hasn't kept up with the times," and they point out that Lily Pons Is the only outstanding .lnger Introduced In recent seasons. The mainstays of the company con tinue to be Rosa Ponselle, Marie Je ritza, - Edward Marshall, Lawrence Tlbbelt and Rcottl. Although reticent director, have found no solution for the problem, only two path, aeem to offer them- sclvea. One 1. to discover a new "angel" who is willing to take over most of the financial burden. The other ts to tum the company over to the Rockefeller.' opera bouse and abandon their present site, NEW EXPLORATION OF STRATOSPHERE By EDWARD TRAl'S. BRUSSELS (AP) Prof. AugUSte Plccard. the Belgian physicist who Isst year aacended more than 50,- 000 feet In a free balloon, U ranging another exploration of the stratosphere but he I. not going aloft again, True to hi. promise to his wife that he would not .ubject her to another auch period of anxiety, he ha. selected Max Cosyn, a 35-year- old elsctrlcal engineer, to try for even greater heights, perhaps 12 mile, or In the neighborhood of n,ooo feet. M. Cosyn Is head of the physic, laboratory at the Queen Illcsbetn Institute In this city. He will be accompanied by an experienced bal loon pilot whose Identity, however, has not been announced. They hope to mske the attempt In May, the same month as Plccard'. 1031 exploit. Augsburg has been se lected aa the stsrtlng point. And. Prof. Plccard has revealed. If the 1933 attempt la successful, plan, will be at once laid for a .till more ambitious voyage to explore the upper reachea of the atmos phere over the north polar region, starting probably from some point on Hudson bsy. I Merrill A. S. Wallace. Roaeburf. submitted low bid of .1OJ.305 on con. tract to wl.len end resurfsce Merrill- a.-lln Mrllnn nf Tha Dalles.Csllfor- . n" i&i'y. SOFI PEDAL FOR DRY ISSUE FAILS L Oft Repeated Claim That Prohibition No Factor in Coming Campaign Is Re futed by Anxious Denials By BYRON PRICE (Chief of Bureau, the Associated Press, Washington) Every few days some political leader or other arises to predict in print that the coming campaign , will be waged on economic Issues, with prohibition left out of the pic ture. But will It? The very frequency of these pro phecies arouses suspicion, tf pro hibition U to be left out. why men tion It at all? It would be Interest ing to know In how many uch pro nouncement, the wish la father to the thought. Historically, ther. I a taint of fallacy about any supposition that a time of national trouble take, the minds of the people away from issue, which rest on deep-bedded personal conviction. A. often aa not. distress Intensifies rather than diminishes the play of auch Issue, on the human emotions. Lincoln set out to fight the Civil war on the basis of preMrrlng the Union, but the slavery Issue vould not permit Itself to be overshadowed. It ws. In the midst of the World war that prohibition . wa . legally consummated. Whatever the political leader, may aay, or may hope, they are sure to hear a great deal more about pro hibition during 1933. Prepare for Battle. No campaign year .inc. the na tion went dry has seen such Im pressive preparation, for battle on the part of militant prohibitionist, and their adversaries. In addition to their Individual effort., the prohibition Organl ra tions have had functioning la Wash, lngton for month, a Joint board of strategy, whose .peclfle purpose tt la to further the cause In the com ing political campaign. The opposi tion la exerting pressure also through a nation-wide set-up. Some of the very leader, who have loudly read , prohibition out of the campaign are busily engaged in seeking a way to make the edict effective. '' The Democrat, seem .likely now to leave the question of a party plank to be fought out In the con. ventlon Itself. The Republicans are making quiet effort to agree la advance, but without much euoces Whoever Is nominated will find h" personal view, examined Mverely under the microscope. Look to VIce-rresidency, Just now some of the Republican modlflcatlonlst are using the Tlce presidentlal nomination as a lever. They are urging that wnn presi dent Hoover at the head of the ticket, and with the east as an im portant battleground. It would ,be a mistake to renominate Vice-Presi dent. Curtis, a western dry. Those mentioned to replace, mm Include Bertrand Snell of New Vork, the Republican leader of the House, and Henry W. Anderson of Virginia. The .trength of thl. movement cannot yet be "computed. LRU Hope for unity. Those who despair of ever getting all the weta or all tha dry. Into one of the present pertlee. so as to establish a clear line ol ponvicai division, find little comfort as they look forward to the much-prophesied day of new partlea, when the voters presumably will divide Into "conservative" and "liberal." In deed of Republicans and Democrat. in the tax snuabble in ma noun, for Instance, those who Ilk. to call themselves conservative, wer. lor the .ale. tax, and those who empha sise liberalism were against It. Where) would two new parties moa- elled .long these line .tend on pro hibition? The wet Tammany dele gation fought solidly for the tax, under the leadership of Congressman Crisp, a Georgia prohibitionist. The leader against the tax wo. La Ouar- dla of New York, arch enemy or prohibition and one of hut chl.t lieutenant was th. venerable How ard, an old-time Bryan dry from Nebraska. , And so It goea. GAULLEAM BATHS JERUSALEM lAP) The levtehly equipped Roman bath, beside the Sea of Galilee, where Roman pro consul used to tnak their ablu tions 3000 yean ago, have been re-equlpped nd opened to th pub lic by American promoter.. Their concession Is for a trial period of five yean, after which lm-' ;ovement totalling about .200.000 will be necessary for continuance of th concession tor another 40 years. Th Tiberias hot spring, are .up posed to have properties which will .Id In cur. of muscular rheumatism and similar aliment. Coqttllle. emlth Wood plant resumed operations. Product IV HI'Y .nod lisnhlr clothe" eta. MO.NEi LOANED ON B.dlo. , tlrtim Maslllltl Machm anything of real value. See as today. JKNNIXng LOAN OfnCB So 5 A. fnin Msati Hotel Hid