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SIEDFOBB IIUL THIBTJXE, MEDrORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, JTXE 5, 1932,
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(Minimum 10c)
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Phone T5
LOST
fcTwrlst watch. Phone Shady
Nook Store.
XjOST If dog missing, oil IMS.
HELP WANTED MALE
sNtSS more boy under
l4 who play musical iratruments.
- H ?t -Jt. 19 CtrgUl court or
write Box 707. Medford, Oregon.
HELP WANTED Mae ana female.
ET"" 1
f " "STEADY JOBS
t MEN AND WOMEN 18 to 50. We are
I Ire now preparing a limited num-
( ne for Civil rvlce examinations
? i KkYAW APPOINTMENT
PLAN"
Here ! your opportunity to get on
' Government payroll - Wtoj.
i" : nent and good pay. Small cgw
i Sot auppllea. etc. See Mr. Poole
1 Jaelwon Hotel, Saturday. Sunday
: and Monday i to 9 P-
! SXVERNMENT STEADY JOBS
p '105-250 month. Men-women W
2 to 50. P&ld aummer Tacatlon. Short
houra. Common education usually
I .ufflclent. Experience usually un-
neceasary. 35 coached free, Pull
' partlculara and list position, FREE,
i write today eure. Pranltlln U"tl-
i tute. Dept. 257C, Rochester, M, Y.
' , INSTRUCTION
, " 12S0-34OO YEAR. Government Jobs.
! Men-women, 18-50. steady work. We
J coach for examinations. List pwl-
1 tlons and full particulars FREE.
i write immediately today ure.
f Box 123BC. Mall Trioune, Medford,
v cjrezon.
MIDDLE AGED LADY would work for
small pay. Town or country. 206
6o. Holly.
EXPERIENCED middle aged woman
wants dressmaking or position aa
clerk. Box 4292. Mall Tribune.
YOUNG WOMEN want work. Local
reference. Phone 392-Y.
WOMAN with child wants to keep
house for man. small wages and
home. 249 S. Riverside, Apt 10,
Rosewood Apts. .
WANTED Any kind of cleaning, 25c
an hour. Call 981-L.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANT TO RENT Small house. Box
4313, Mall Tribune.
'ANTED TO RENT Small furnished
house, no children. State location.
P. O. Box 967.
ANYONE with a well built house of
three rooms, for sale, write to H.
F, lock box 62, Roseburg, Oregon.
WANT TO BUY Fir bark on the
stump. Write P. O. Box 713.
BRING your laundry work to me.
41S Columbus.
WANTED Laundry, oompletely fin
ished, 9c lb. Phone B69-X-2.
KMPTY TRUCK returning from Oak
land wanU load from there or
point en route. Hawley Transfer,
Phone 1044-X.
EMPTY TRUCK going to California
and various part of Orecon want
load. Frank Newland. 820 W. 13th
St.
WANTED CMh register. Jennlng
Loan Office.
WANTED
Woo and mohair. Wool sack and
twin for sale. Medford Bargain
' House. 27 No. Grape 8t. 1 1063
FOR RENT HOUSES
FOR RENT 6 room furnlhi houe
until Sept. 30. Call at 741 West
Jackson.
FOR RENT Small furnished house,
$18 00. Tel. 934-R.
FOR RENT 3-room furnished house.
Phone 24-R.
FOR RENT Well furnlnhfd four
room house; reasonable to respon
sible family of two or three. 915
wgt E'erenth Street.
FOR RENT 7-room modern home,
close in. 3U N, Oak; lie are., hot
water heat, ftre piace. three bed
rooms, sleeping porh. garage.
Phone 698-J-2. B. J. Palmer.
FOR RENT 408 Park, four room fur
nished home, piano, oil burning
healrola, eltctric rsr.t. 32 50 me.
water. Chsrlee R. Ry. Res:tor, Med
ford Bldg. Phone 302.
FOR RENT Furnished bungilow.
508 S. Grape.
FOR RENT House, !x rooms, re
tinted. 517 So. Holly. Rfnt reduced.
See Mr. Gore. Med. Nat. Bank.
IFOR RENT 4 room morfe-n furn'.!i
d house. Inquire 119 Almond St.
FOB RENT HOUSES
FOR RENT fl room furnished house,
good home in desirable neighbor
hood. Phone 583 -L.
FOR RENT 4-room house, 403 N.
Bartlett, 15 lot, fine growing gar
den. 10.00 In advance; water paid.
Inquire 344 N. Central. Tel. 753-W.
FOR SALE OR RENT New 3 -room
modern house, partly furnished.
16.50. WiH take lot aa down pay
ment or what hate you. Inquire
314 Cottage.
FOR RENT Modern 4 room furniah-
ed houae. 1022 W 10th St., Phone
1645-Y.
FOR RENT F! re -room furnished
home In Perrydale on Jacksonville
highway for two monthe. Lovely
yard, ahade trees. Charles R. Ray
Realtor, Medford Bldg. Phone 302.
FOR RENT Good 5 room house,
nicely furnished, on West Jackson
Phone 697-J-l.
FOR RENT 4 room bungalow, ready
occupancy June. 5. Mrs. C. L. Wil
son, Central Point, Route 1. Phone
341.
FOR RENT 1013 East Main, five
room unfurnished home, hardwood
floors, fireplace, basement, furnace,
double garage, attractive yard. 45
Inc. water. Charles R. Ray Realtor,
Medford Bldg. Phone 303.
FOR RENT Five rooms, furnished
bungalow, close in. Key at 146 So,
Ivy.
FOR RENT 2 -room modern house,
neat, convenient, reaaonable, 1015
W. 11th.
FOR RENT Modern partly furnished
4 -room cottage, east aide. Call at
414 B Riverside.
FOR RENT Small house with 1 acre
of garden ground, cloe In. Phone
151 -W. 204 Vancouver.
FOR RENT 4-room furnished house,
very cheap to reliable party. Tel.
J. A. DeVoe.
FOR RENT 3-room furnished house,
modern. Call 315 or 11 13-J.
FOR RENT Good 8-roorn house
Phone 104I-M.
FOR RENT Modern house, close In.
Fin, shade, lawn and garden lot,
S20 per month. Call at 625 South
Klverslde.
FOR RENT Home Furnished or
unfurnished. Brown as White
FOR RENT to 0-room nouses
Phone 105. 80 N Central
FOR RENT 3 room house; 1 room
house; cabin. All furnished. 813
Summit.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
3-ROOM furnUhed apt. hath nd
private entrance. Cheap to (rood
tenant. 9 B. Jackson. Phone 592-Y.
ENTIRE lower floor, modern, unfur-
. nlehed. Inquire 146 S. Ivy,
FURNISHED apt., new overstuffed.
Frlgldalre. The Beroen, 10 fciuince.
CLEAN, furnished Apartment, 21?
West Second,
FOR RENT Furnished apt. Durell
Court. 32 No. Holly.
FURNISHED 4-room apartment, F.
O. Block, Holly Apartments.
APARTMEN-! for rent. 116 Almond.
FOR RENT Furnished ftpts. vacant
June 1st. one a--oom apt. one
3 -room apt, $25. New and clean,
light and airy. Overstuffed furni
ture. Hot water, elec. for cooking.
New B. Apts.. 412 N. Ivy.
FOR RENT Modern furnished apt.
downstairs. 345 No. Bartlett.
HOMES FOR RENT Call 796.
FURN. APT. for rent; 8 roome, bath,
steam beat and Frlgldalre, Hawk
Apt. Phone 687.
FRONT CORNER 1 and 3-room fur
nished apartments; pleasant, neat,
very reasonable, 1205 a. Main St.
FURNISHED house, a and 3-room
ftpta.; garage. 604 W. loth.
2-ROOM APT. Also nice front sleep
ing room, ground floor; reasonable
rate, olorla Pan Apt., 876 Sputa
Central Ave.
ARTHUR ARMS Apt, 830 N. Roily
FOR RENT Furnuhed apt. Light
garage: 810 $12. Phone 442-H.
FOR RENT 3 -room apartment, 810
620 So Fit. paons 1320.
FOR RENT ROOMS AND BOARD
FOR RENT Attractive room, home
cooking, reasonable. 83 No. Peach.
REDUCED RATES for room and board
at 716 E Main,
FOR BENT MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT Concrete basement, 60x
70 ft. Has driveway for cars; very
reaaonable. 127 No. Riverside. Tel.
223.
FOR SALE AVTOMOnil.ES
USED CAR BAROAINS
WE ARE OFFERING the following
tractors that have been overhauled
by u subject to prior sal.
1 Pordson, $175.
1 Ford son with Hyater winch
mounted on front, $350.
This Is a dandy rig for logger w
contractor.
3 model W Cletrac tractors, choice
for $350.
These are real bargains com In
and look 'em over,
MILLER SANFORD TRACTOR CO.
22 S. Fir St., MedMrd
BEPOSSF-SSIONS MUST BE SOLD
190 Pontiac coach and coupe: 1929
Pontlac sedan: 1928 Bulck sedan;
1928 Dodge sedan: 1928 Olds sedan,
new aeries 1931 Ford sedsn: 1911
Chevrolet coupe. We have 30 for
yon to eelect from, at all prices.
PONTIAC BALES & SERVICE
So. Riverside
SPECIAL LOW BATTERY PRICES
$1 FOR YOUR old battery on any
Severln bat.: 61vo!t 1.1-plate stand
ard (1 yr. guar.). $5: 6-volt 13-plat
heavy duty. : -volt 13-p.au Jun
ior battery, 6 mo. guar!, $150,
vfrln Bst. reche., 35c. others 50c,
6EVER1N BATTERY SERIVCE
1520 No. Riverald
FOR SALE 1939 Chevrolet truck,
stake body and lodging trailer with
log chain; 18)0 model A Ford Tu
dor and small trailer: I model 52
Atwater Kent radio. Prion a?l-W.
TOR EXCHANGE
FOR TRADE Desirable, close-in.
Grant Paaa acreage under irriga
tion for unimproved land up to
1000. What have you? Write full
description and price. Box 39D, Gold
Hill.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Outboard
motor; 17 horse-power, late model,
fine condition. Phone 1566-L.
TWO 6-room houses, one stucco, one
frame, shrubbery and lawns, well
kept Inside and out in Hawthorne,
Calif, to exchange for ranch prop
erty In Rogue Rives valley. Box 76,
Central Point.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Rabbits. fOT
cow or chicken. Phone 5-F-4.
FOR TRADE Green fd cutter for
Saanen milk goat. Box 4300 Trib
une. FOR SALE OR TRADE
EQUITY In 320 acres hill land good
running spring, some good timber.
Would take email town property.
J. W. WAKEFIELD AGENCY,
107 East Main St.. Medford
WILL TRADE 1928 Studebaker Com
mander sedan for truck. Write P.
O. Box 713.
PIANO AND FURNITURE to trade
for light car. Jacksonville Star
Route. Box 31-B.
TRADE 18 acres finest soli in Jack
son county; heary stand alfalfa;
clear on incumbrance. Trade for
clear Medford residence.
D. E. MILLARD, 425 S. Main.
RUPERT. Idaho, house and lots for
Medford or vicinity property. Tel,
224-Y.
TRADE! Equity of 1500 in 8 -room
bungalow on macadam street tor
suburban acreage. Write Bex 3834.
Tribune.
FOR TRADE 3 modem house part
ly furnished, for small improved
acreage. 414 8. Riveratde.
BISINESS orrOBTCMTIES
DOES 3 INTEREST YOU? I have!
an investment earning 3 net an
16,000.
STOP-LOOK-LISTEN $4000 cash
will buy this. Property under leaae.
Owner need cash. C. s. Butter
field, realtor.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE At bargain, five acre
improved; o-room house, box 141
Jacksonville.
FOR SALE 122-acre farm, fTee wat
er right, 50 acres meadow; 13 head
cattle, hay, plenty wood. Bargain.
eaouu. Terms, w. c. ferry, k. j
Grant Fas.
FOR SALE Good home, acreages.
Houses for rent. W. J. Roberta, 720
W. 2nd. Phone 1528-J.
SUBURBAN HOMESEEKERS
SEE THIS
3 ACRES' of finest soil, with garden,
berries, fruit and shade trees com
ing on, well located, 6-room mod
ern home and garage, automatic
pressure system, a high-quality
home. $3000.00. Will accept ome
clear trade.
Have client for small good or
chard, about 30 down, balance
'-op pavment.
THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANOS
125 E. Sixth St. Tel 1496.
LARGE, well Improved ranch close
to Medford, not Irrigated, to ex
change tor smaller ranch or city
property. Box 4267, Tribune.
RIVER FRONTAGE AT HIOHBANKS
SO acre with nearly half mile on
Rogue river, at lower High Banka.
Tile moat frequented retreat of
local anglers. You can't equal this
location at eiauu.
WALTER H. JONES, Realtor.
Jackson County Bank Bldg.
Phone 796.
WHEN you thin: of real estate think
of Brown Whit
FOR SALE HOMES
FOR SALE OR TRADE $1200 equity
In larg bungalow No, 816 Howard
street for $300 cash or win trade
for anything we can use. Loan pay
ment ilk rent. Phone 7-F-14 or
51-7-L or ee Clarence Pierce.
FOR SALE Attractive home Phone
105 80 No Central.
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR sale: Fresh milk goats or will
trade for wood. M. J. Swing, Inter
section Sam Valley Road and Pa
cific highway.
FOR SALE Priced lower than but
terfat. Jersey bull one August and
one December, from high producing
registered ancestry. J. Q. Stewart,
North Tenth Street, Grant Pas.
FOR SALE Large first class weaner
pig $2.00 each. Harold Crump, Lit
tle Applegate, or phone 81-F-25,
Jacksonville.
FOR SALE Weaner pig $200. Box
61, Anderson Creek Road, Talent.
FOR SALE Livestock Fresh milk
cows. Adolf Schule, Beagle, Or.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
BARGAIN In new L. fl. electric
range with heat control on oven.
Phone 289-Y.
FOR SALE Four poster magohany
twin beds, and dresser. Phone 396.
BOYS' BICYCLE A-I condition,
cash. Phone 133J-X.
HOORIER kitchen cabinet, buffet and
dmlng table. 410 Newtown St.
RETURN TICKET San Francisco.
Empires June 6: exceptional bargain.
Phone Central Point, 129.
R. R. TICKET good until June 6 to
Eugene. Grand Hotel.
LADIES' re'urn ticket to Portland.
Friokane and Whitefih. Montana.
Fxpl.-e June 6. Phone 641-L.
PLANTS Asters 10c "r. Rogers, 519
Crater Uke, Phone J138-J,
PLANTS Klnnlas. astert. petunia,
cosmos. 811 Willamette,
SEE OUR NEW 8INOER VACUUM
CLEANER Extra good buy on elec
tric and treadle Singer machines
Machine for rent and repaired
Tel. N . changed from book listing
to 544-J
S1NUER SEAINO MACHINE CO.
329 . 6th.
Mail Tribune Daily
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10. Plans
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bird
14. Decay
15. Deep hole
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memory
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114. Fish sauce
Sa. Figure
$7. Morbidly sensi-
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TOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE 2-horse gaa pump engine,
also wicker baby buggy almost new.
M, a. swing, intersection Sams val
ley Road and Pacific highway.
FOR SALE One bean aprav rig tn
A-J condition. W. H. Craadall,
Eagle Point.
POULTRY PEP Cure dlaenter In 9
days. Monarch Seed and Feed Co,
FOR SALE Baby Curbs cheap Must
make room for more. Phone 1051,
aak for ulady Palmer.
FOR SALE Alfalfa. 0. A. DeVoe.
BOATS, speed, pleasure and skiffs or
to your order. Hi way Exchange,
East Central Point.
GARDEN DIRT, plowing, fertilizer,
aand and gravel. Phone Q12-J,
FOR SALE Uaeo sewing machine. aJJ
makes, tb up; terms li desired AN
makes rented and repaired. White
8ewing Machine Co, 24 H Bartlett
FUR SALE Lady s almost new black
coi with beautiful fur collar and
eufi set. WlU sell very cheap.
Alac two evening dresses. Inquire
348 S, Riverside, evenings fl to 1
MISCELLANEOUS
MATTRESSES RENOVATED, recover
ed, and fumigated; new ones made
to order. One day service, Pricea
reasonable. Dale Flowers, with
Burk's. 112 No. Front. Phone 145-J.
EAST SIDE BARBER SHOP 610 East
Main. Haircut 35o. Open till 8
evening.
BUILDINGS ana roofs painted by our
spts-j equipment quicker, better,
cheaper. Special colore is material
for composition roofs. Orlnsted
$ Run tt. Phone 1668.
WE PAY CASH
For furniture, tools or what have
you. Medford Batgam lioae, 87
No, Orape St. Phone 1092
LOCAL or Cong dtaWioe hauimg We
guarantee to save you monef Raw
ley .Transfer. OiB North Riverside
Phone 104-31.
COMMERCIAL hauling of all kinds
up to two tons at reasonable rates.
Phone 1335-W.
CASH paid tor ola gold, jewelry,
bridge work, etc. Jennings Loan
Office, Wo. A South Front.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Automomie iOans.
CONTRACTS REFINANCED
PAYMENTS REDUCED
We pay up balance due dealer bank
or finance company and extend
your payment Additional money
loaned. Phone SI tor appointment
Money to Lend.
WU LEND MONEY on furniture and
tat model auto Three wt cent
per month oa unpaid baiaaoa No
other charges Come in and get
the cash today. See W E Thomas
45 So. OentrmL Phone 139
rJSPpjlsTey
PAYING BUSINESS
Exrhange Tor nnfrwiimherfd honse In Medford rrr near Me'dtorfl.
Novelty store lore ted nar Eugene; Inrolres fS-MO; will sell at
Involf-e. Has good business and low rent ; shows profit every
month. Present owner too old to ronllnue buslne Rent with
gsroge and four Ihlng rooms only $30.00 per monlh; long lease.
BARNES AND CORK
fTiorie 409 010-Y 15 S. Central
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Prevails with
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car : oolloq.
store ms.tm
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speech
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Spiral
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ship
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
JACK HQ S CO,
AU31HACT CO
Abstracts ot Title and
Title insurance. The
only complete Till
System In Jechaun
County.
HURRA ABSTRACT OO.AtetTSCt
ot Title Title Insurance. Rooms 8
and 8. No. 33 North Centra .we
upstairs.
Furniture Kepatrteg,
FURNITURE RS-UPHOLSTERED, re
fmi&hed re-glued We crrf a full
line ot upholetery sample, A. N
Thibault. Tel 060-R
Dreaamak.ni and KeraodHlng.
THE FASHION SHOP Dreesnjaklng
and .-emoCeHng. 434 Medford Bldg
Phona 1 191.
Br pert IHndow Cteanert
LET QEORtlS DO IT Tel UU
House ssanlng, Floor waring. Ort
ental rug cleaning, specialty.
Funeral Fanor
PERL'S FUNERAL HOME Distinctive
service at moderate rates. Eetato
Ushed 20 ?et,rs. Ambulance rv
toe 9th 8t at Oakdale Tel 4?,
lob Printing.
MAIL TMBUftE JOB DEPAKTMSNT
Best equipped plant in southsm
Oregon. Printing nt all kinds; book
binding; touae-Ieat ledgers; isS
blanke, taUmg eystem. dupiicating
cash sales slips and everything in
the printing Hne. N Qrape
Phona
Piano Inatrnctloo,
FRED ALTON HAiOH't Teacher of
piano. Olaasica and popuiaj mualo
courses Height Mu.iio Stuaio, 818
Liberty Sidg. Tel. T2.
Painting.
JOHN H LOCK
Contrasting Pain ter.
Quality work at lower price.
Phone 640 or 9&3-R.
E L CLYMER- Painter, decorator,
contractor. Estimates free. Phone
82.-U
pore PAINTING, paper hanging and
kaisomining, phona 10IB-W.
DAVIS TRANSFER BTOBAtW
Servio gunted JO 8 Or if St
Peon. Mt, or residence 106U.
BADS TRAW8FBB ITIORAOE CO
Offio 101 Mo Central Phon lit
Pricea right, eervlos guaranteed.
KEINK1NO THUCK1NO HKHVlCg
Transfer and hauling of all Kinds
Otlic ts South Front 61. Pfcoa,
333
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RCSTSTS WRr.TORY
Lawnmotrere
LAWNMOWERS SHARPENED, OILED
and adjusted for Call and de
liver tiee 33 No. Fir. Pbone 261.
Pis no DetKra.
SEE the Baldwin dne ot Pianie at vhe
E,ecuw: Wtnsg Co, 223 Mais
Se or call klrt H. O. Puruckw
Tel 1443.
STANDARD ROOFING CO. Builders
ot air-ttgh roof Estimates and
inspection without charge. 10th and
Fir St. Tel. 1077.
I.ESAL NOTICES
Final "otire
In the County court of the State of
Oregon for J&ckma County.
In the Matter of the Estate of Thom
as M. Swem, deceased.
Notice ta her h? given, that the un-
derj!ened, Cassandra J, i5em. exe
cutrix in the above entitled matter,
haa tiled herein feer Fina Report and
Account and that June 28. IH32,
ten o'clock A. M. at the Courthouse
in the City of Medford. Sn snlrt coun
ty haa been ftieed the time and
since of hearing selections thereto
snd for the examination and allow
ance thereof.
CASSANDRA J. SVVFM,
Ewcutrix Dt the Estaie of
Thomas M. Swem, Dec.
Final Noilre
In the County Court of the Slate of
Oregon Tot Jaekson Cm. my.
In the Matter of ih Eie of Ass
Hamilton Anderson, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that the un
dersigned, N&taUe My Hamilton, ad-
mliHatratriJt ot the above entitled
matter, has filed herein her Final
Report and Account and that 3une
28. 1032, at ten ottorfc, A. M. at the
Courthouse in the City of Medford,
In said county has been fixed an the
time and place for fwaTing objection
thereto and for the exsoiinstiuo ana
allowance thereof.
NATALIE MAY HAMILTON.
Adminlat retrix.
Notice to Credit or
:i tha County Cavirt of the ta of
Oregon for Jackass County.
In the Matter of the Estate of Nancy
Thompson, deceased.
Notice la hereby given, that -the
county court of the State of Oregon
for Jackson County, has appointed
m administrator the eatst of
Nancy Thompson deceased. Ail per
sons having claims asslnst said es
tate are hereby required to present
them with proper vouchers within mi
month from thi date at the office
of Porter J. Neff. Cooley Bldg., Med
ford, Oregon. Dated May 39, 1933.
JOHN THOMPSON,
Administrator,
Enterprise Grange
Elects Delegates
To State Conclave
Enterprise Orange met May 28 with
Worthy MAater Eugene Moore in the
tnair.
inrer Mrs. Vivian Norman Barto, J.
R Bo wen conducted the program
which ronalated of music and rad-
inaa bv Mrs. Rttv Ht!H H.iv t.lr
rter and others, Tiolin solos by Tom
Culten and Inform! talk by tm
toua member.
In the buslM mHn xunrtv
Maater Moore and Mrs. Moore were
elected dtltLTitt tn jh nHhn.
convention tn Snverm 3uTt 14-11.
rf, n. txjwrn sna Mrs. sowen were
chosen alternates.
Visitors durintr th Urn hm.
were Howard and Billy Baker and
r- leus-amp. LMer m the evening
refreshment! a-or f h uH r
R. Bowen and her committee.
Noxt regular meeting will be June
11. after which thnr win .
show and dunce with a stiver offer
ing ior refreshments. Everyone in
vited. It 1 hoped to hav th new
lights on at that date.
VETS TO HONOR
GRIEVE MEMORY
Annual gathering of the Spanish
American War veteran will be con
ducted today at Prospect, whtn vet
erans from Orant Pass, Ashland
nd Medford trill meet for their
picnic- and program, according to
announcement made Saturday.
service in memory of Jame W.
Grieve, peat commander of the poit
will be held and wldres bv Jud&t
Win. W. Colvlg U1 s included on
the progrm. to be jlven following
the picnic at one o'clock.
Mr. Grieve i preparing th table,
fsr th picnic.
Next flundaf, hseml camp mem
ber will attend the flag dy cele
bration at Orant Fas.
,
Trail
TRAIL, tfart f Special -Mr.
and Mra. 0, O Toung who were
guest at th S W Hutchinson hem
tor a week. Lava gone to Oranta Pas
and are getting settled on a piece
of property they recently bought, H
miles out on the Redwood highway,
Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Hutchinson
and children were dinner guest at
the Jim Pay ton home Sunday.
Mr. and Mra. Hough and daugh
ter Daphne of Roburg bar re
turned horn f ter rating Mr. and
Mra. Ralph Waton for several days,
Mra Houghe and Mra. Watson arc
sisters.
Mr. and Mr. Fctd Hutrhlnaon
we ahoppinc in Wedfsrd Friday.
Mr. and Mr, jjarry MtrrimMn were
shopping In Medford Wednesday.
Oeo, MrNeat and slater Millie and
Mr. and Mra Ifoyd Twker were eve
nlnj gueaf a( the dd Pierce horn
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. Hutchlnaon
spent the evening Wednesday at
Harry Merrtmarr bom.
Desirable bouses slwsys In first
class condition lor rant, lea or salt
CaU 108.
Pioneer Phoenix Church
Surrenders to Razing;
Beams Hewd Out in 962
Lit'.le more than th nnd hewn
raftr and th moe gronn eps,
ot: which the hes ot m.ner, miUer,
f?mT, satoon keepet ir.d m'.Mion
ry pfu,sxt to and from t-hs altar In
days of 3, ce-rrying eiiTly sett'era
of otthe rn Oregon to wontilp their
CrOv'i, remain today whtTe the Firat
Fresbytertan church of PhcrV.x stood
ff months ago in mm of pine
tree.
Once the white sentinel of the
grove, which also shelters the marble
markers and little green grvres ?
nwny skmeer dead to today ust
m skeetOii cf t-'mbf rj, supporEitg
tower, from which the bell tolled the
hour of worship, thanksgiving and
toT burial.
The bell ha not bUndst it echoes
with t.':e aighing of t.'i plr.ei for the
past four years, but the church stood
silent and erect on the rocks and
atones, which form its crude founda
tion, mttl a few months sgo when
it wu sold for 50. Thm r?td;:g start
ed aoon after.
The church wa established In 1863
by the Methodists and Presbyterians
ot the Rogue River Msy, according
to , history written o thto region. It
waa later owned exclusively by the
Presbyterians, who met within Its
walla for worship until Its large and
modern successor was eonstructed
RAINFALL IN MAY
ECLIPSED RECORO
OF LOCAL BUREAU
Total ptectpltatloa, for it month
far smrpasaed all previews May tain
fan record etnee the establishment
of the veather bureau Medford tn
141, according to m jnorrtnlF re
port of W. J. HutchSaon, observer.
A total of 3.05 Inches fell during the
month. The greatest monthly amount
for May tn past yean vma .4T Inchee
ta USl. Normally pntlpUMtoa at
Medford for th month would he UI
inches and comparing thla figure
wii.n May, VB32 raintnli an excess ot
m tnche la ahowa. Tr.e infre
quent occurrence of tmH an abund
ant May Mlnfall 1 Indicated by the
fact that during the preceding nine
yeaT May precipitation total hav
osen lea than one Inch.
though rainfall wm aomMerably
exceasjv ror tne month no unusual
ly large dally amount fell. The
greatest 31-hour precipitation occur
red on the 39 vt with a total ot .ft
incite. The wet weailter warn con
fined to three dlitlnct period of a
tew nay each, the first three day.
and from th loth to the aand, and
daring the tlve closing day of the
month, Th Interval b','n rain
period vr ntlreljr free from pre
clpitatlon. The current Talnfall season to date
i one of the most snsMandlng ot
eatlwr bureau record. Beginning
with to first month el toe aeuon.
September, 1031, ufflclnt precipita
tion has fallen to maintain an excess
of normal each month except tor
February. At th cIcm of May tout
seasonal precipitation amounted to
20.01 inchea, an excess of 3.70 inches
for the period.
Average dally temperatwe Here
meetly seasonable with a few moder
ately warm day. Might were cool
but with no extremely low temper
ature. A monthly highest temper-
atme of 86 degree waa recorded on
u urn. On the tttfc th, itatlon
thermometer ncotdtd s torn temper
ature for th month of 38 dear.
In the .arty morning of that date a
t ht frost deposit wa observed and
light firing in some of the orchard
wa noted. Wo frost earnest wa re
ported.
Prevailing winds were from - the
northwest. Total monthly wind move
men amounted to 4,4 mile at an
average Hourly velocity of s.i mile
per hour. A maximum velocity or
th month occurred on the 37th when
tsTHlr, northwest wind registered 37
mmt per nour.
Bat Afii. Mln. Mrt. Pen,
-67 47 tl ,11
Mes , 70 $ 43 9 HJS f OI
Ashland. Mra. Mary Austin pur
cfcmsed ttv nd orve-ihud acre tract
ft-fonr fific highway mxiih cf city
and will JnsUl cmp f round,
Biker. Locsl idwlta to tm-
Coqullle nw equipment Installed
l Coaler beauty shop.
i
3 00 44 S3 .88 Cloudy
. sa ta t . .it Cloudy
4 8S 4 f, ,oo Cloudy
88 $1 S f m t Cloudy
It 41 tl m Clear
7 78 43 09 ,00 T Cloudy
a 43 63 .00 Clear
81 4S m m Clear
1 78 4? a m P Cloudy
II 88 43 tt 00 Clear
13 83 18 68 .00 Clear
H ..T! 47 83 .00 P Cloudy
14 .. 44 M m P Cloudy
( n St in M P Cloudy
18 . 84 41 U Mt Clear
17 83 47 8t M P Cloudy
II 68 84 61 .01 Cloudy
1 3 4 84 .08 Cloudy
W 63 47 84 .41 Cloudy
SI 81 3 SO .21 P Cloudy
33 - 68 43 84 T P Cloudy
33 73 44 88 .00 P Cloudy
34 TO 40 SB .00 Clear
74 87 M M Clear
3 -. 7 40 M m Clear
74 43 88 M P Cloudy
38 63 48 66 ,34 Cloudy
3B SI 46 48 .71 Cloudy
M - M 47 M .OS Cloudy
1 . l 4a ST .01 Cloud.
within. VM Vnrs fova jt
All wa prosperity ia Phop.n'r is
18o4 when the Presbyterians took over
the church, the history book, found
upon the counter ot the Phoenix Gn
era! .Vferch iodise store, r:tv4. Is
j 1B74 the slump cm to e.idure for
j 10 years, but waa broken when th
I railroad ran its tlea into the Rogue
j River vaHey connecting otrthrn
Ortmmt with, the outaid word la.
J 1884.
J Four dry good store war est ah
j llshed at Phoenix, a traveler through
n Town, snnouncea rn lerwr
hom Or.e hard.ws.re shop ws &pea
ed, three blsckemiih aivo th rt t ho
tles, two flouring mills, on Jivedy
stable and four saloons. Th llttl
church established in 1663 1 Tso
mentned in hi letter quo'd 4s .e
For 30 Tears th emftrr form In
j the churchyard, waa operated by tl
Achooi board, phoenix being, the resi
dent fettle, the only ows Sn
state to require this duty ot ,'ti Khocl
official.
Thirteen time marauder of hoboe
in search of shelter entered th
church, the bettered door TeveaS. 1
scars remsfnini", wher tht p r ! rtevs
lock were broken. Each tl rr.t e ne
one waa placed in the panel and to
day the last Is holding firm the door
which tspena Into apace.
SHRINE CARNIVAL1
COMPANY ARRIVES
FOR WEEK S STA
Fits asrtfts of tent, ten huge r.A
tog derici twenty big afaewi, thtrty
railway cs rs , and five hundred po
pie are scheduled to arrive in Med
ford today to participate In the an
nwal ctiebraUon of KUla FwiroVt
fieat. op?nIng tomorrow, Tfcef hm
long to the Worthm show, ad
their novel attractions are expected
to draw thousands during the six
day they tra few
HtUatt patrol ha gossj wmtU
effort snd expense to brlnr th!f b!g
carnival to Medford, and feels that
th ahowa and concession will b
ot Inreat to all townspeople Mi weft
as mutf throughout scythe rs. 0m
gort, Th Jar; company, which wJll
compose a miniature village. Is ar
riving from Redding, Calif.
Besides the band and calliope mo
compsvnyUig the ahowa, tha Hirisi
bancf wilt play at th cra..'rsJ. th
patrol committee announced, Thos
of the patrol who are heading up th
program are Paul B. Rytratng, A. Pert
E. P'Miy, Ren Bamett, Jack Porter
& C. "Jf" Jerome and Herb Seyi
The Pacific and Eastern railway
ground on East Main street near
Bear creek: bilflge have beetk thoja
tor the location of tht Wo rthsm
howf, where ample space li provide
for th riding device. Included la
the gigantic machinery to be set up
la th Lindy-loop, the Key-Bey, th
Leaping Letia, the ctrptlltvr, the
RrtiJE-sw-iv WHoop, toe eeppf.'.'a
and the Jarrer, , '
And th "staples, th ferrU wheat
and merry-go-round are also to b
set up Lt the show grounds.
For the ttddie. Wort ham thaws
wJJJ have mlniatur railway with a
small engine and twelve car. Deck
d In circus plums and fancy har.
nee, thert wit, aim be fUtta UtUa
ponffti for ths children to ride.
John T, Wortham, owner of the
show, ha mad It a point to gather
one of the most Interesting collect-
ton of fre&at in the country tor th
troup, according to Tobe p Kc
Far? snd, 4vnoc represents t'ir ot
the company, who has been purchas
ing supplies for th "village."
The iiti.tt traveling In the shcr
are cwi wlih aeven leg s i -1 ?
with t! re feet and two ta.'l. a
with two feet, Texas jteer whoa
fifth leg growa out of th hack ot Its
neck, and a litl.a Idaho range pony
with eight feet.
MRS. FINNEY CHAH12S
PLEA ON BEER CHARGE
Plurr.t Plr.r.ej, arret4 Way tf rj
SUC polls In Jacaeonrfn,, la ccri-
nectlon with a 'beer Joint," pleaded
guilty In Justice court Friday after,
noon, and wa sentenced to ninety
day in th county Jail, sdf Q .er.rt
O, Tartar Mgipeoded t w-"
Mr. Plnnay changed her plea t
guilty, having previously plead not
guilty.
Bill OHthrMga, whs vrw amatol
at th, aam time, wa Meoc4
arly last week to thirty day In Jail,
and fined 6300.
LITTLE LAO IHD .
WHEN STRUCK BY CAR
Jimmy Newman. 33-monthi-old
on of Mr. and Mr Leo Newman,
4 vTn Jacaaon atreet, waa tradly
bruised when h waa knocked1 tfwra
or the rar drlren By afr, h, D.
PeUraoa of 1770 Charlotte strtiet, 1
Eugene, at 1:90 o'clock Thursday
afternoon.
Aoeortltw Is a report filed ret'-;
day at th, elir poUo ataffoo, th.
mtl boy ran Into in atreet from
behind another car. Jimmy 1 th
grandson of Mr, and Mr. Burbidg
of north Boliy sttMk