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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SEVEN i stiNVi-ij 1-Q SULL SFEDFOTID IVXTL TRTBTJXE, IfEDFORD, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, 'APRIL 27. 1932. WHAT YOU WANT Classified FOR EASY REFERENCE I VO 7 US DON'T FORGET IWO PHONE THAT n - - rra- A TTV "VAIN 1 AU HERB ARE THB RATES Per word first Insertion (Minimum 35c) gacn additional Insertion. rsnrd .. i Jo lc (Minimum 10c) per line per month, without copy change! lJ0 Phone 75 LOST I.OST If dog mining, call 1518. HELP' WANTED MALIK carriers. Common education eut flclent Paid vacation, as coached re . Write tod.J sure P" iiia-a Mail Tribune. ucuiai. ... HELP WANTED Mm end female. STEADY JOBS TJ. S. Government 105-250 month. Men-women IB to 50. Paid summer vacation. Short hours. Common school education Ssuallyaufllclent. SM.ence allv unnecessary. 25 coached free. Full particulars and list position Free Write today, sure. Franklin Institute. Dept. 258-A, Rochester. WANTED SITUATIONS STENOGRAPHER and typist wants part time work. Call 1157. morn ln?. WANTED Employment by experi enced Janitor. Best of references. State aalary. Chas. Morgan, Trail, Ore. WANTED Laundrying. Square Deal Laundry. 245 So. Central. Phone 379-W. WANTED Any kind ot cleaning, 5c an hour, call w-u. w art i ztu j . . . tlon to operate orchard or rancn either on salary or shares; refer ences furnished: could take Imme diate charge. Address 8 L- care Mall Tribune, and party wiu can. 1 WANTED MISCELLANEOUS - WANTED Song poems, songs, music set to your words, words set to your music and arranged for pub lication. Copyright secured. Fred Alton Halght Co.. Music Publishers, Liberty Bldg., Medford. Ore. WANTED Good milk cow. Ij. R. Hardman. Table Rock. WANTED -Box 3B1. - Wheelbarrow. R, Olffln. Route 1. WANTED To buy 1926 or '37 Ford roadster, Must do cneF- .t WANTED Load for empty furniture truck going va - 1044-X. Hawley Transfer. WNT A loan of 3.000.00, first , ' mortgage first class business prop V. arty as security. Address Box 3524 I Mall Tribune. WANTED Cash register. Jennings Loan Office. WANTED Must have 86000 Immedi ately to save 820.000 ranch; 40 acres full bearing orchard. 60 acres under cultivation, pasture, etc., 46 acres free water: $8,000 In buildings: near school; good roads. Address B. J., Mall Tribune. WANTED To buy all kinds of rab bits. TeL 1559. WANTED Wool and mohair. Wool sacks and twin for sale. Medford Bargain House. 27 No. Grape St. 1 1062 WANTED AUTOMOBILES WANTED Light used cars, pay cash Ph. 552. 1761 N Riverside WANTED FARMS WANTED Acreage or farm on stresm or lake; hunting and fishing: Mf of highway. Give particulars. Write BOX SOetl, Mail inounc. FOR RENT HOUSES "OR RENT Modern 5-room house. 15 Crater Lake Ave. phone 597-R-J. G. E. Pierce. FOR RENT Furnished 10-room house in business district, suitable for rooming house. Phone 625-W. FOR RENT 5-room furnlahed mod em house, $25, water paid. Call 1278-R. FOR RENT 4-room furnished house, very cheap to reliable party. Tel. c. A. DeVoe. FOR RENT Furnished or unfurnlsh d 5-room modern house and gar ai. Phone 696-R, mornings and venlngs. POH RENT home Furnished or unfurnished Brown J White FOR RENT Modem Bouse, close In Pine sliade. lawn and garden lot., $25 pei month, water paid Call at! 825 South RlverslCe. POR RENT Modem partly furnished 4-room cottage, esst side. Call at i 414 8 Rlvemde. I TWO-ROOM furnished modern, neit. new. $15 50; Includea garage. 1015 Wen Uth. FOR RE.sl 4 8-roim nouaet Pnone lOi. in N. Cenusj. FOR BEST HOUSES FOR RENT Modern 4 -room duplex; fireplace, breakfast nook, electric range, heatrola; also 6-rtm house, close In. Inquire 534 No. Bartlett. FOR RENT 4-rm. house, clow in: wood range. Phone 804 -Y or 479-X. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT 3 -room house, Vt acre irrigated garden land. O. Oelln. Howard Ave. HOMES lOR RENT Oa 11 790 ARTHUR ARMS Aptl., 330 N. Holly. FOR RENT Furnished 4 -room stucco house on east side. Phon 105. PURN. APTS AND ROOMS Warm and clean, 18 per month up. 1005 W Main. FOR RENT Furnished apartments, 334 Apple, near Armory. FOR RENT 3-room furnished apt., (12.00. Key at 148 So. Ivy. FURNISHED bouse, 3 and 3-room apts.; garage. 604 W. 10th. FOR RENT Furnished apartment, includes heat, hot and cold water, electricity, hotel service and lounge room privileges. Holland Hotel, Phone 710. 3-ROOM APT. Also nice front sleep ing room, ground floor; reasonable rates. Gloria Pan Apts. 375 South Central Ave. FOR RENT Completely furn. apt.; radio, washing machine, heat, hot and cold water. 329 No. Ivy. FOR RENT Modern furnished apt.. downstair!. 345 N Bartlett. FOR RENT Modem furnished apart ment; hardwood floors, fireplace; newly decorated. Address Box 2985 Mall Tribune. FOR RENT Furnished apt. Lights garage: 110 & '12 Phone 452-H POR RENT 2-room apartment, 110 520 So Pit. Phone 1320. POR RENT Modern duplex apt; 4 rooms. Phone 442. FOR RENT FUHM8HKD ROOMS FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room. close In, home privileges; price rea sonable. 512 Penn. Ave. Tel. 1076-J, PLEASANT front room, separate ent rance 220 No. Oakdale. PLEASANT room for gentleman; close in; batn, garage, euu c aiain. ROOMS (1.60; bachelor cabins 2 per week. 445 So. Front. FOR RENT ROum AND BOARD BOARD AND ROOM In private family, reasonable. Call at 414 8. Riverside PLEASANT room with board. 718 B. Main. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Small ranch close In; well Unproved. Phone 437-X. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR 8ALE e.unch room. Beatty, Truckee, Cal. FOR SALE Restaurant, downtown good location: seats 51; modern ' equipment, with steady business. Phone 1332-J. Bargain price. FOR EXCHANGE FOB EXOHANGE Highly Improved 10 A, close In. for larger acreage. Preferably on Applcgat. A. B. Myers, Rt. 1. TRADE Equity In beautiful Med ford home for filling station and small grocery on highway. Box 3649, Mall Tribune. FOR SALE OR TRADE Modern bun galow on paved street; hsrdwood floors, electric range, etc., for prop erty In or near Grants Pass. Write 670 N. 3rd St., Grants Pass, Ore. WHAT will you offer In exchange for my equity, Incumbrance 82400, 600 feet west of Medford on Jackson ville highway; , acres, new mod ern 5-room white stucco, shrubbery planted, city water. Inquire with in or Phone 1016-R. EXCHANGE 20 acres land, several hundred tiers of wood standing for car. Inquire at Frye's, 2 miles from Trail on Tiller-Trail road. REAL 61500 equity In Cal. property sacrifice for equity, stock and equipment or what. J. W. Cates, Ashland. 5 ..CRES. southern California, sell or trade by owner. Phone 837-X. FOR TRADE 2 modern honseri part ly furnished, for small Improved acreage. 414 S. Riverside. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Jersey bull coming three. Dam's record 681 lbs. fat In 10 months. Leonard J. Freeman, Cen tral Point. Phone 138. FOR SALE OR TRADF 55 head An gora goats. E. E. Reamea. Phone lll-R-3. FOR SALE 60 head high grade Hampahlre ewes with lambs and unshorn: 2 pure Hampshire rams. C. W Wood, Prospect, Or. FOR SALE Team of mules and har ness. Phone Ashland 373-J-4 FOR SALE HOMES BEFORE deciding, see the 8-rm. fur nished duplex, strictly modern and clean, with sleeping porch end gar age, at 242 South Grape St. cu-.il an r Tmi ftirnijihevt houses Psvcd streets, close In, $1400 and $1800, also houses snd ranch prop erly tor sale or rent. W. J. Robert,, 720 W. Snd. FOR SALE Home. It will pay you to look this up. Consider trade for auto or radio. Bslsnce like rent Owner. 209 P.rst Nstl'. Bsnk Bldg HlnH-Cv-e 7-room ounjaow In distinguished residential district Cash price) $6000 00. Owner wants Copco stock for hit $3400 equity Wsller H Jones. Realtor. ! Jack son County Bank Phone 196 FOR SALE Sacrifice rive room mod ern home, gss snd electricity. Isrre lot and trees. $1 SOU $500 buys my i equity Phone 1082-X i poh SALS Attractive homes Pboot 105. JO Mo. Centra. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE SO. ORE. 40 acres, 20 cult.. 14 In crop, 2 poultry houses (600 cap . 85 tree orch., spring water, well, 4-rm. plastered house, good barn and outbuildings, timber, 2 creeks. hunting, fishing and trapping. Price 1600: 8750 bandies. Leo Marks. Selma, Or. DO YOU WANT to own the best ranch In the Rogue River Valley? 420 acres fine land, 300 acres under plow with free water and lota of It. Alfalfa, clover, grain, pasture, fully equipped, three houses, large barn, tractor, milking machine. 36 cows. 10 heifers, registered bull. Priced at half of Its value. THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 125 E. 6th St., Phone 1498 WHEN you think ot real estate think of Brown & White FOR SALE I J EL ORDER NOW While we can get them, 16-ln. green pine slabs. Double size load $4.50. One load kindling free with 3-load orders. Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76. FUEL OIL DELIVERY POR FUEL OIL delivery. Phone 815 Bads Transfer and a tore 4 Oo- FOR SALE DOGS AND PETS FOR SALE Boston bull pups, pedi greed, 85.00. Phone ma. central Point. FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE Turkey eggs. Tel. 539- J-4. MAMMOTH Bronze turkey eggs for sale, or to trade for wood, calves or pigs. Phone 132-R. CUSTOM HATCHING Any amount. Square Deal Hatcnery, lioi m. Main. Phone 1569-L. W U CHICKS 9c. May 8c: hardy Hansen strain, heavy layers, large white egga. Free range-cockerels, di rect Hansen. 266-325. Rocks or Reds 10c. Jenks Poultry Farms. Tangent, Or. R. I SETTING EGGS. F. A. Pefley. Tel. BI6-W. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS CLETRAC TRACTOR with three gang plow: will trade for good team and harness. The Real Estate Exchange, 125 E. 6th St. Phone 1496. FOR SALE OR TRADE Large heavy tent. 43 yards extra double filling duck. 714 Welch St., at W. Jack son crossing. FOR SALE--Fleld seeds for late plant ing. Sudan, soy beans, millets, etc. Monarch Seed Co. NEW FLAMO STOVE for sale, the Red Cross. Call FOR SALE Wool bags and fleece twine. Monarch Seed Co. FOR SALE Kill slugs and cutworms with Snaroi. Monarch seed Co. FOR SALE Garden hose 83.25 for 50 ft. 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 246 s Riverside, evenings 5 to 7 FOR SALE On 5-horaepower electric motor, cheap. Jennings Loan Of' flee, 6 So. Front. ROGUE RIVER Yellow Dent seed corn. O. A. DeVoe, 623-J-2. FOR SALE Tomato and cabbage plants, see Careys, near Phoenix. Phone 341-J-l. GARDEN DIRT, plowing, fertilizer, sand and gravel. Phone 912-J. REBUILT FORDSON TRACTOR. 6100 In fine 'shape. See It. Miller-San-ford Praetor Co., 22 S. Fir, Medtord FOR SALE Used sewing machines, all makes. $5 up; terms It desired. All makes rented and repaired. White Sewing Machine Co. 24 N Bartlett ROLLER canaries. Phone C. A. DeVoe MISCELLANEOUS EMPTY truck going to California and various parts of Oregon wants load. rranx newiana, tut) w. 13th St. CASH paid for old gold. Jewelry bridge work. etc. Jennings Loan uiuce, No. o south Front. WE PAY CASH For furniture, tools or what have you. Medford Bargain H.mae, 27 No. Grape St. Phone 1062 WALLPAPER cleaned. Just like new 81.50 per room snd up. Call 627-Y GOLD dust bought and told at Red den Co. 8rd floor Medford Bldg LOCAL or long dletanoa hauling W guarantee to save you money Haw ley transfer, 619 North Rlverald Phone 1044-X. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstracts JACKSON CO. ABSTRAC1 CO. Abstracts ol Title and Title Insurance. The only complete Title System In Jackson County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts ol ntt Title Insurance Rooms 8 and 6. No. 82 North Central At. upstair. Automooti I4ns. CONTRACTS REFINANCED PAYMENTS REDUCED W pay up Daianos due dealer, bank or flnano company and extend your payment Additional money loaned. Phone 81 tor appointment Chiropractic Physlrlan. DR. at W HOFFMAN Chiropractic Nerve Specialist Office hours to 12 2 to 208-204 Liberty Bldg Offlc Phone 580; Re Phone I31-H Contract! n VI LEND MONET to worthy people to pay their booest debts Pacific Coast Credit Association 431 Med ford d'dg. Medford ur Dentistry. LH ROBBKl O OOaV 404 Medium lidg Pbobe SK- BUSINESS DIRECTORY Dressmaking and Remodeling. THE FASHION SHOP - Dressmaking and .-errKXiDlIug. 424 Medford Bldg Phone U81. Bxpert Window Cleaners LET OEOROE DO IT Tel 1172 House cleaning. Floor waxing. Ori ental rug cleaning, specialty. Furniture Repairing. FURNITURE RE-UPHOLSTERED, re- flnished re-glued We carry a full Una ot upholstery sample. A. N Thlbault. Tel. 969-R Funeral parlor. PERL'S FUNERAL HOME Distinctive service at moderate rates. Estab lished 20 years. Ambulanoe serv ice. 6th St at Oakdale Tel 47. Job Printing. MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT Best equipped plant in toutnern Oregon. Printing U all kinds; book binding; louee-ieaf ledgers; and blanks, billing systems, duplicating cash sale slip and everything In th printing Una. 28-30 N Grape Phone 78. Lawn mower LAWNMOWERS 8HARPENED. OILED . and adjusted for 75c Cal) and de liver tiee 23 No. Fir. pnone ?ui. Money to Lend. WE LEND MONEY on furniture and late mode) autos. Three oer cent na- mnn.V, An Mnnalri halnr Nn STt StrS? the cash today. 8e W E rhomas 45 So. Central. Phono 139, Piano instruction. FRED ALTON HAlOITi Teacher ot piano Classical and popular music courses Haight Muslo Studio. S18 Liberty Bldg. Tel 73. B oof I rig STANDARD ROOFING CO. Builders of water-tight roofs Estimates andf inspection without charge. 10th and j Fir st. Tel. wit. Piano Dealers. HVr. f.H Rnitiartn .1 rt nl PInnnM at th Electric Wiring Co, 323 W Main St., or call Mrs. H O. Puruckw Tel. 1443. Painting. HARRY MARX, Painting Tinting Paperhanglng Phone 14-P-4, PO Box 304 JOHN H. LOCK Contracting Painter. Quality work at lower prices. Phone 640 or 953-R. Transtcr. DAVIS TRANSFER & STORAGE Service guaranteed 30 S. Grape St ' Phone 044, or residence 1060. BADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 1010 No Central Phone 310 Prices right. Servioe guaranteed. REIN KING TRUCKING SERVICE Transfer and hauling of all kinds Office 300 South Front St. Phone 833. LEGAL NOTICE Notice for Publication. Department of the Interior. General Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon. April 13th, 1033. Notice Is hereby given that Eggbert Chambers, of Eagle Point. Oregon. who. on June 13th, 1027. made home stead entry Serial No. 016033, for 3W ' WW' and ww'4 oyYa. section a-. Township 34 8.. Range 1 E., Wlllam- ette Meridian, has filed notice of in- tent ion to make final three year proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Delllla S. Meyer, Clerk of County Court, at Medford, Oregon, on the 34th day of May, 1933. Claimant names as witnesses. John Allen. H. E. Webb. Frank Hill and Merle Dean, all of Eagle Point, Oregon. ROBERT E. CRAWFORD. Acting Register. rnnpt-U ,if .Annual Ptaifmrnt f ttn CONHTTTLTIOS lNHF-MMTV OO. OT rillT.ADKI.rillA of Philadelphia, In th$ Hiata of Punn. ylvanla, fti th tMrty-flrit day nf cumber, 191!, mad, to tha Inairanr OiMnrn1aloner of ths Staia of Ore son, punuant to law: CAPITAL Amount of capital atock paid up l.OO0,f)oeot INCOMH Nat Tirtmlam rcccit nj durlns Ll' Vr S,:4,TI It IntTvt. dlvltlfn-ia and rnta rectl.ed during lha year HI, I(l.f4 lO'-otnn frum othar aourcea racalved during tha yaar HT.HMI Total loom a M, 30T.I04.II DIHUUnSEM 11 NTS Net loaaea paid during- tn year Including adjuit- mwnt xptnri f l,!Tf ,Tf l.tl Dlvi-lond1 paid en capital tork durlnr tha rrr. , , HOB Comm-atona and aatarlaa paid during the year ... 1,111, 194. It Tax, llccn ia and fe paid during tha yaar ... Tt.tlf.M A mourn of Bn other pa nd Korea t7t.IU.tT Total expandltar'a II, 4ll.llt.lt AHBET8 Vslita nf real aitata owned f mark at valua) tISt.lll.tl Value or atooka and bonds owned (market value),. l. Ill, 101, l Loam on mortgagta and rr.llateral, ate HO. 401, ) Cr.h tn hankt and on hand 111,111.41 Premluma In curie of col lection written iltel September I. 1111 .... T11.tll.lt Intri-et and rents dua and arcrud 4 It 91 fll Other aaaeta ., 111.211.41 Total admitted aeeeta. . MABIMTIFJI Ora claims for ioaa$a un paid Arroiint of an earn d pre mium! on all outttand I rig rnka X)ai fr commiMloB and brokerage All other HaMlitl Reaerva for contingencies'. It. HI. 111. M llT.Stt.3T 111, 000. (to 100,000.01 Total lUbtHtlea, eseln le of rapltal stock of 11.000,001 (JO 11.111,11111 BUSINESS IN ORE'lON FUR THB TBAB Nt premluma received d'iring the $ar ll,llt.tt Loeeoa paid during the y-ar 11.111 IT Loaa Incurred durlns tne y.ar It.MI IT Kama of comr-enr. CflniMtnMrrn la rnr.nr rvimpat.? of fMial Mr-hle. Name of prealdent, Otho B. Lena. Name of crcary, O, ft. Tirjan. N'atut'.ry T!1fit a'tortf fr rrto Yra!tsr R. Krtti. Portland. Cregtn. na nn aiuatimi arpr.. National Conrentloa Insurant BBiaaloaera. Local As.it: J. sUU Main 6. W. Wakefield. 107 n.Mls if Annual Statement lbs PHILAIKI.P1II nKK MAHINB1 1SSI HAM K (tlMTAN V f rhlledalphta. In tii. stale of Pena lylvenle, on th. thlrtr-flr.t dar o( lie. omlter. 1931. mail, to th. Inmranc CommtMloner ot th. Stat, ot Ureson. ur,uant lo law: CAPITAL amount ( capital stock patd op ii.toMsi.ae INCOUB i Ket premium, received dur ing in. yar ...i. ........ merest, dividends and rente received during tha year. Ite.lll.lT Income From oth.r aourcea received durtnc tha year . IS.tiMI Total Income ll.T11.ttt.9l DISBUnSKMKNTS Net louea paid durlns th. year inciuain najueiniM. eip.neee Dividend, paid on capital lock durlns the year ... Comml.alone and ealarlee paid during the year raxea. llcen.es and tees paid during the year amount ot alt other expend itures im.m.w IIS.OOt.H tta.uo.ii 1.171 II tii.Toe it Total expenditure Il.llt.iso.tl AB8BTS Value of real e.tate owned (market Talue) None Value ot etock. snd bonds owned (market value! ... $.119,131.11 Loan, on morlgagee and col lateral, etc Cash In banka and on hand Ttt.l70.ot rremlums In cour.e of col lection written atnee Bep- tember 10. 1HI tM.OH.M Intere.t and rents due and accrued 111.171 II Total admitted aaaets ...ll.H0.lJI.il LIABILITIES Oro.a elelnui tor loeees oa- n.irt H5S.t0t.rl OB h JutetindTmi ka l.tll.HO.II Due for commloelon and brokerage ..!'!!!!: All other liabilities Is:, ltl.ll Total liabilities, exclusive ot capital atock $J,4I,$1$.1I BUSINKS3 IN ORKCION FOR TUB! ISAIl u.. e.relvari tnn f--.tp:.dTXrigVh;-y; 'IV,IIV Lo, incurred during tn yr ,!-,5,os Nnrn of comDtnr, KniiavatJipaiek arirw ft Marine iniuranc company. Name of prMidHit. Beajamln Rush. Name of vrrtarr. Jno. Connor. St a tut nry r-lHnt attortiejr tor tarvlce. Walter JU Frits. Local Agents: Chas. A. Wing Agency, Inc., IS N. Front St. Jacksonville Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Chllders and daughter Maxlne of Big Applegate were Jacksonville visitors Saturday. r " aiIB John R. Knight at- tended final Civic Music association concert at the high school In Med ford April 31. Mrs. James Buckley and son Lewis of Ruch visited her mother, Mrs. Alice Ulrlch, Sunday. Mrs. Arthur Klelnhammer and son Klaus of Little Applegate attended the Presbyterian church servloes Sunday. Klauss Klelnhammer attended the boat races at Emigrant dam Sunday. A home talent program will be put on by the P.-T. A. April 29 at 8 o'clock, In the gym. A short playlet musical features and numbers by the Jacksonville orchestra will be given. Funds will be used to purchase a piano for the high school. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Martin and son Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Nleder meyer and children visited the How ard pansy gardens north of Grants Pass Sunday. Social meeting of the Royal Neigh bors was held at thetr hall Tuesday afternoon. A short program was given and refreshments were served by Mrs. George Backus and Mrs. Frank Henspeter. Southern Oregon Royal Neighbors convention will be held at Klamath Falls the fourth week of May, In stead of May 13th as previously planned. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Gober and chil dren of Thompson creek visited here i Monday. n1 .-l Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Before 4. The white poplar t. Smallest Integer It Subject to a severe strain IS. Pondera 14. Prickly seed covering It. Architectural member IT. tegular atop ping plaeea 19. The cream 21. Poem 12. Made a mis take 14. Catcb slant of St. The Indlio mulberry St. Jftpunese ' measure of length tl. Illuminating davlca 1L Molten rock 15. Marblea 16. Grated ST. Only IS. IxKi. openers 10. Hefore. prsflg It HylUble of hesitation It. Free card Of admission Solution of Yesterday's Pun is Ip'eIrIvIeirtpTiUe g EffiM N BE A TjijSTiE E SiPMRjt CJO N'STTD e r sj iRlEI vSwSMfiRM IMSMllHB E lR E a1STR a yMq r e! R j D RiEmM a inffe isiE y Ely HE 5EeC1 hi IQS eW lie uat E oiwAmE rJe d aim Wfflfi jJM 1 wi fel Til IDlElDIOlulBiTislElDlEIN 41. Bards 44. Homan bronte 47. Opera by Puccini 49. The north ofar St Shallow re- , ceptacle It. Solemn wonder M. Dtvourad IS. 1: Latin u wt:a II L : 77.. iOjZa uZm XT 33 24 25 WW, 2. 37 . . 4 M M JL 55 34 "W3S Jj m,3T3i 3S " - ii . 41 WT,Ki 43 ;'),, 44 45 WW W" II 144 So SI TS-Sl S3 S4 I- ''. i . ..IMP! l w iitUU. ., n. ss p3 m I I ' J I I I I 1; . I I ' J r i j I - j Mrs. Charley Adams. Mra. Elmer Adams and daughter Jean and Mrs. V. T. Wilson of Medford spent Friday evening visiting at the Archio Bow man home. - Mri. May Cook and Mrs. Arthur Anderson of Medford visited at the Fred Butcher home Saturday after noon. Raymond Crumley of Butte Falls spent Saturday night and Sunday with his sister. Mrs. Fred Butcher. Mrs. Crumley, who has been 111 at the slater's home for the past two weks, returned home with her hus band Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Nichols left Sunday morning for Cleveland, O., where Mr. Nichols has employment In a drug store. They will visit friends In northern California cn route there. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Finny of Med ford, former residents here, recently moved to the home formerly owned by the late Anna Broad. Joe Broad will continue hit residence there. Walter Scholer. who Is mining with Harry Whitney, spent the week-end with his family at Copper. Mra. Heater Knutiten of Copper Is spending this week visiting Mrs. Harry Whitney. Sterling STERLING. Ore., April 37. (Spl) Joe Curry made a business trip to Medford Wednesday. Mrs, Coslrlsne Davis and daughters Miss Josephine Olnet, made a trip to Medford Wednesday. Miss Patricia Hogan spent the week-end with friends In Medford. Miss Thelma Em mens and Vernon Turn bough made a trip to Medford Friday. F. P. Dutton and son Gay Dutton. made a business trip to Medford Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Dutton visited his father and mother Monday and returned with a load of wood. Mrs. S. A. Harris returned home from Medford Wedneaday. Frank Lemming of Talent spent Sunday on Sterling creek visiting friends. Bernard Wright, Jerry Smith and his brother, also Frank Lemming, went to Klamath Falls Saturday look ing for work. They returned report ing failure. V :Jley View VALLEY VIEW, Ore.. April 27. (Spl) Geo. W. Dunn was a business visitor in Valley View Monday. Mlsa Gerald! ne Btansell Is visiting in Klamath Falls this week. Mr. Mitchell, Dally Tidings repre sentative, was a business caller here Friday. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Shatton were Medford visitors Thursday, C. W. Banta, new McNess dealer made his first visit here Friday Mr. Hlce of California has visited at the D. M. Lowe home the past week. Chaa Austin, Medford dairy Inspec tor visited Saturday, Mrs. C. W, Glasgow entertained the Friday Bridge club of Medford last week. Mr. and Mrs. H. Weagant attended Pomona Orange at Rogue River Sat urday. District Federation of Women's club met at Bell view Saturday. Fif teen ladles from here were present. Vail ley View community will hold Its cookery meeting at noon April 28. Mrs. C. W. Glasgow, Mrs. Mc Cracken and Mrs. W. 8. Nichols will demonstrate the vegetable cooking Cross-Word Puzzle s. Consider T. Meadow I. Bar lefts 1 It 9. Musical In strument 10. Religious sister IL The bitter vttcb 19. Malt liquor 11. Pastoral poema SO. unoccunlttf 22. Rub out 23. Severity 86, Nimble. on 1 too. tl. Ward off 17. Takes OD cargo 10. Inquire St Came Into view 14. 38. 39. 41. 41. II. Wigwam Serpents Condition fleaats of burden Mnntb of ths year: abbr. Toward the sheltered aide It. Small peg used In Kolf 40. Fleholdest II. Tut on DOWN L Tha Oreek Inns K t. Flowed S. Outer I. r.ilit I. Piece of sculpture 4. Nftilvs metals 49. Stroke gently 40. He Indebted II. To: Scotch IS. Gone by 14. Distant 17. Part of the Bible, abbr. and Mrs. McAllister and Mrs. Werth will assist with the luurheon. Reg ular club meeting and program will be held In the afternoon. . Mr. and Mrs, Frank Craig enter tained at dinner Sunday. Quests were Mr. and Mrs. Meservey of Bell view and Mr. and Mrs. H. Weagant of Valley View. Mr. and Mrs. Jewel Lowe and Mr. and Mrs. H. Weagant attended the Qrange dnnre at Phoenix Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Graham and family, Mr. and Mra. Earl Bostwlck and family and Mr. and Mrs. N. Hawk and sons attended the boat races at Emigrant dam Sunday. Geo. McCracken and Barnard Abrams attended the Older Boys sup per and meeting at Hclmana In Ash land Friday. Kelbh Lennox went to Klamath Falls Saturday taking part of the Ashland track team to the field meet. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Lyttle and family moved to their ranch, the former Ben Sheldon place, Friday, $) Beagle BEAOLE, April 37. (Spl.) Priend. ly Neighbors have changed the hour of meeting from Sunday afternoon to Sunday evening at 7:30. This change will go into effect May 1, and continue through the summer, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Schuls and daughters, Ruby and Nedra, spent Saturday In Medford shopping and visiting relatives. Ruby and Nedra stayed with their grandmother, Mrs, Ysunza, Saturday night and return ed home Sunday. They were accom panied by Mrs. Ysunza and son John who spent the day at the Schule home. Mr. and Mrs. Renton and Mr. and Mrs. Gray of Ashland visited at the Ant loch Sunday school. Mr. Renton preached after Sunday school. Both families were guests at the R. Blsch off home the rest of the day. Marie Seegmtller spent the week end In Medford with friends and rel atives. Milton Sanderson attended the birthday dinner at the Prey home at Lake Creek Sunday, given In honor of Otto Prey. Mrs. Edler led the lesson Sunday at the meeting of the Friendly Neigh bors. The regular Sunday's lesson was taken up and enjoyed by all. . Merrill Martin, vho was brought home from Butte Palls on account of Illness, Is reported much Improved and Is able to be around again, but his brother Lorlng Is not getting along so well and Is still bedfast. Merrill attends school la Butte Palls. Morris Prink Joined the Scouts Prlday evening. The scouts will meet at the schoolhouse next Prlday even- infT. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sanderson and daughter Thelma and son Robert and Ernest, and Edward Jeffries, spent Sunday afternon at the Eugene Oray home at Murphy. Walter and Harriot Prey of Lake Creek visited at ths Edler and Blsch off homes Saturday afternoon, Charlie Pursel of the Modoc or chard was here on business Sunday and called at the Bert Rice home, Meadows school came down to An- tloch to take the county test Prl day, given by the county supervisor. Mrs, Inch. The work was finished by noon and a picnic dinner was en joyed and the afternoon spent play lnu ball and other games. Vegetables from the early gardens are being enjoyed by beagle farmers. Several were racing for the first rad Ishes but John Nelson Is winner as far as we can find out. He has been having radishes on the table for the last three weeks. Carl Nelson, who Is working at Grants servioe station, visited home folks Thursday. Word has been received from Char lie Mulhollcn that he la not much Improved. He will be tn Portland for some time yet. I Sams Valley SAMS VALLEY, April 37. (Spl.) Many Sams Valley students went to Medford Saturday for the county schools' field meot, part of which was postponed due to the weather. Mr. and Mrs. Luther East and Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Yerkea attended the birthday dinner of the ladles' father, J. P. D1U worth, at McCloud, Sun day. Other members of the Dlts worth family gathered at the hotel dining room for dinner. The Yerkes were house guests at the East home, having recently arrived from Port land. Nineteen members of Sams Valley Grange attended Jackson County Po mona Grange at Rogue River Satur day. E E SALEM. April W7v(AP Voters totaling 37,301 were registered In Marlon county for the primary elec tion, setting a new high mark In registration, It was announced by the county clerk. The check Just completed represents a gain of HbO in Salem and 1574 over the county precincts. , More than two-thirds, or 30.330 are registered under Republican. The Democratic total was 6407; pro hibition, 83:; socialist, 63; 'progres sive, 10 and miscellaneous, 3M. -4 Oregon Weal her. Somewhat unsettled tonight and Thursday, probably with showers northwest portion; cooler east and south portions tonight; moderste. changeable winds offshore. ASTORTA, Ore., April 37. (fl) Harold Hein, tug master, was In jured and nearly drowned here Tues day when he fell from a dock upon which he had parked his car, . Broken windows glazed by Trow bridge Cabinet Works. E SHOWS INTEREST IN (By Gertrude Haak) Pomona Grange quarterly meeting at Rogue River April 33, had more than 300 present during ths after noon session. Discussion of various questions be fore the house proved beyond a doubt that our members are visualizing more and more the real purpose of the Grange. National, state and lo cul affairs; social, economic and edu cational conditions, all came In for their ahare of Interest. The Grange works to "create a bet ter manhood and womanhood among ourselves" and to this end must In terest Itself In civic social, economic; and educational questions. One resolution has the Grange convey to the merchants of Jackson county Its appreciation of the co operation shown In backing a home Industry fostered by the Grange, through promoting the sale of La dino oheese. Another highly commends the Red Cross and first aid work In connec tion with the state police force, and to express our appreciation to the men of the police force for their willingness In undertaking this work, which we feel will be of great value to the state of Oregon and the mot oring public. The Grange favored a lowered and graduated lloenss fee (according to age of car) for motor vehicles; they urge a committee to organize a stren uous campaign for a greater use of home products and a lesser use of shipped In products, to the advant age of both the producer and tha consumer. One of the principles of the Grange Is to eliminate the mid dleman as much as possible. A lengthy but Interesting docu ment, purporting to represent the principles of the Orange In Its de mands upon all publlo servants, re ceived its share of discussion, and was finally turned over to a special committee for rearrangement and condensing. The personnel of the committee Is A. 8. Edwards, George A. Andrews and R. E. Kealon. The lecture hour program In charge of Mra. Lei a Shepard, was particular ly Interesting and entertaining. Among the numbers given were tumbling acta by the Misses Love of Rogue River, piano duets by two young ladles of Rogue River whose names we did not learn, readings by Mr. Cullen of Enterprise Orange, a talk on home economic extension service plans, by Mrs. Mable Mack and an exhibition of Red Cross first aid work as given by state police In automobile or other accidents en countered on ths highways, given with lecture by five members of the state police. This number was par ticularly Instructive and showed one phase of state police work with which the publlo la generally unacquainted. A special meeting will be held In the near future to confer the fifth degree on a class of candidates. Past State Master Oeorge A. Palm Iter was present and his many friends again enjoyed bis hearty handclasp. The Live Oak Orange ladles outdid themselves In providing a wonderful dinner for over two hundred hungry peopie. The writer Inadvertantly overheard a member of the state police staff say, "These Grangers sure are good cooks." Both the dining room and the auditorium of the high school where the business sessions were held were profusely decorated with lilacs and other spring flowers. 'rue next meeting will be held at Phoenix. July 33. 4- PORTLAND, Ore., April 27. (AP) Results of ths vote taken by the state Bar association on candidates for the supreme court were an nounced by the association here yes terday. A total of 971 attorneys took part In the balloting. 603 of them from Multnomah county, Por position No. 3 on the supreme court the vote was Henry J. Bean, Salem, 374; James T. Brand, Marsh field, 433; Roy R. Hewitt, Salem. 43; John W. McCulloch. Portland. 113. Por position No. 3 the vote wast J. O. Bailey, Portland, 438; Oeorge M. Grown, 8alem, 4S8; Loyal N. Graham, Forest Orove, 38. L I SEATTLE, April 37. (AP) Th Want Coast Lumbermen's association today dented there ha bea any material Increase In employment In th lumber Industry since April 1. a Indicated In report of Port land soclsl ssrvlc aystem operating In lumber camp and mill. The association In s ts,,.iment said check today revealed ther are no more than 8500 men em ployed In longing camps, about on fourth of th usual 86.000 employed In th Douglas fir region of Wash ington and Oregon. W BUY good usable clothes, eta, MONKV LOtNKD ON Radio. Electric Washing Machine nettling ol real ralu ae os today. JENNINGS' LOAN OFTICI No. S S. Fron' Nash Hotel Hid