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Newspaper Page TextPAGE seven; WiftcdWZjffi TEPIiHCTHOTMlIflfii MEDFORD MAIL TRD3UXE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1932. ) ); DON'T FORGET TO PHONE THAT WANT AD HERB ARB THE RATES: Per word first Insertion (Minimum 95o) Each addition!) insertion. le per wora per line per month, without copy changes ll.26 Phone 75 LOST Pair glasses. Phone Sanden, Jacksonville. , - - LOST Lad.es SchaefeT fountain pen. Black wtin two g" Probably left at G""" Store. Please return to Mall Trib une. Reward. LOST If dog missing. eaU 1518. ESTRAYED Creek district, yearling 0 heifer. J. A. Manke, R. P. Medford. ' HELP WANTED MALE WE WANT A MAN. who wants to en ter permanent fast growing busi ness. Grants Pass, Medford and Ashland territory. No selling or can vassing. Must furnish best of ref erences, and 750.00 cash fully pro tected by old established, national ly known concern. Profits guaran teed. Part time required, and good for 200.00 mo. at start. Address Box 7319, Mall Tribune.' WANTED Janitor, steady position for right man. Experience prefer red. Box 4571, Mall Tribune. INSTRUCTION 1260-3400 YEAR. Government Jobs. Men-women. 18-50. steady work. We coach for examinations. List posi tions and full particulars FREE. Write immediately today sure. Box 13380, Mall Tribune, Medford. Oregon. HELP WANTED Mule and female. STEADY Job-Men and women wanted any age 18 to 50. We are now pre paring a limited number for Civil Service examinations under our special pay after appointment plan. Write now. Dox 7243 Mall Tribune. WANTED SITUATIONS GIRL wishes housework or care of children. 347 North Front or phone 408-R-l. WANTED Thinning by contract, will guarantee to save the grower mon ey. Have all experienced thinners. Can give good references. Phone 358-W. EXPERIENCED bookkeeper wants to handle books for small firms need ing only part time man. Phone jk 1458-Y. COOK Woman, best reference, any thing considered. Box 4544 Trib une. WANTED Care of children and sew ing. Bedroom for rent. Phone 819-L. WANTED FARMS FARM WANTED 75 acres Irrigated. In crop, on highway near school, new house, near Klamath Palls, clear to trade for Jackson County farms. H. Haynes, 438 A St. Ash land. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Truck to haul 60 M dry lumber from Lake Creek to Grants Pass. 814 Plum St. WILL care for children In my home, by week or month. Tel 1031-J. WANTED Saddle horse or pony to keep thru summer for Its feed. Ted dy Marshall. Phone 779-L. WANTED To Borrow 800 00, best security. Fine country home, phone 864-L. WANTED To buy second hand turn ing wood lathe, lo-in. swing or more, bune. Write boi 4222, Mali Trl- W ANTED A laree size uaed electric fan; address J. B- Mall Tribune giving size, condition and price. WANTED Laundry, completely fin ished. 8c lb. Phone 869-X-2. EMPTY TRUCK going to California and various parts of Oregon wants load. Prank New land. 620 W. 13th 8C WANTED Wool and mohair. Wool sacks and twine for sale. Medford bargain House. 37 No Grape St. 1 1063 FOR RF.NT HOI .. rOR RENT Three room furnished house, gsraae. 145 So. Grape fit. POR RENT 539 Wrt 10th fitrfft. Six room unfurnished home. Wond rane. One block frrm new co'irt house. U 25 tnrl.iding water. Charles R. Bar. H-aHor. Medford Building. Phone 303. POR RENT 48 Park Avenue. Foir room furnished hoiwe. Eeririr ranie. o: heatroia and p;ano 4JO00 a month lr.cl-.ri.i. ier. 0r: R Rv flea. tor, MeUlo.d flJi.diCs Paone 302. CE3 liMMrfrn FOR RENT HOUSES FOR BALE REAL ESTATE POR RENT Modern home, basement. RANCH BUYERS ATTENTION furnace, hardwood floor, beautiful 114 ACRES, mostly all Bear Creek trees, sleeping porch. In best neigh- bottom finest free soil, free trrlga- borbood. Mall Tribune, Box 7249. tlon. the well and pumping equlp- . . -w- . nient cost $1700.00 to install alone; FOR RENT 6 room furnished or un- house, barn, place fenced. Joins furnished house, garden spot and paved highway, has running stream fruit. 527 Putman and Austin. year around. This place was priced at $13,000.00 non-resident owner FOR RENT Furnished 3-room house. x aesoO.OO. must have ac- I Phoenix. $7.50. Phone Jacksonville, tlon. 364. THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE FOR RENT That beautiful, "large 135 E. 6th S Phone 1406 home at S3 North Orange street. FOR SALE Cabin site at Shady Cove Flowers, lawn, fruit, double gar- on th, Rogue. c, j-i Bradflah. aire. Available now. Key at 4 n5 B M,, 8t North Peach. Phone 14.73-W. - - RIVER FRONTAGE AT HIOHBANKS FOR RENT Nice clean modern 4 g0 wltn hall j,. on room house. Phone 790-L. t Rogue river, at lower High Banks. -- ?3n".$ A'mond. location at MSO0. FOR RENT Furnished 8 room cabin. WALTER H JONES. Realtor, close in. cheap. S18 Haven. Jackson County Bank Bldg. -i-.t.. - - i.. . i .I 1 1 1 i -i. - -..-.i-..- pnone 788. FOR RENT Unfurnished 5 room '-"''' English cottage, hardwood floors. WHEN you thlnsof real stt think fireplace, etc. 637 Palm St.. Phone of Brown . Wnlt 83S-J-3. BUSINESS OPPORTUXI1IIES FOR RENT a-room modern house. . --. . - neat, convenient, reasonable. 1018 FOR SALE Bargain price, furntshed W. 11th. bungalow hotel, 3 stores, block .. M . frontage. 1377 Boulevard. Phone POR RENT Modern partly furnished 84i Ashland. Oregon. : t-room cottage, east side. Call at . "i-8-R1Ve"''"' - "0R SALE AUTOMOBILES cefyrntlhedr JS3 monjb. Phone 10-XX-l. Central tST . P'nt- - - at 8225.00, FOR RENT 6-room unfurn. house. Inquire 1231 North Riverside. 1831 Ford cabriolet, guaranteed , like new every way, cost 8798.50, FOR RENT Nicely furnished four- special upholstery. A real buy at room duplex, 817.50, close In. Tel. 8465.00. Many more at give-away 1149. prices. GATES AUTO CO., Used Car Dept. FOR RENT 5 room modern furnish- ) ed house. Call at 414 8. Riverside. FOR SALE Dodge school bus, 1030 ' . - model. 20 passenger. Price 8700. I FOR RENT Good 6-room house. Johnson Auto Camp, Klamatn. rhone 1041-M. Calif. POR RENT Modern house, close In. REPOSSESSED USED CARS Fine shade, lawn and garden lot. Two Ford trucks. A models, 1931 Ford 820 per month. CaU at 325 South .port roadster and sedan. 1928 Olds Riverside. coach and Dodge sedan, 1931 Chev- rolet sport coupe. Pontlac coupe, FOR RENT Modern 8 room cottage, emh anl ,!,. (0ne eEsex cut , 817.50. 313 So. Grape. 835 00.) fRENT Voom houw Yrcim PONTIAC SALES FLOOR ; house: cabin. All furnished. 813 So. Riverside Summit. FOR SALE DOUS AND PETS FOR REN1 homes Furntsbed or r"!r.T!" Z. " unfurnished Brown 8 White FR 6LIr-p,V,r f, ood hou"d PUP"- ' -u.t.,,-,.1 - l. ti i t. -,. -, -- -.- -.- l Cass Auto Wrecking Co., 1112 So. POP. RENT 4 so 6-room houses Riverside. Phone 780. Phone 105. 80 N OentreJ. ... . r FOR SALE LIVESTOCK i FOR RENT 3-room furnished house, . modern. Call 315 or 1113-J. FOR SALE Livestock Fresh milk cows. Adolf Schulz, Beagle, Ore. FOR RENT APARTMENTS TTTiT-CTZ-TTC..,. : I FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT 3-room apartment. Tel. Trrr" 623-J after 12;30. FtK SALJS New De Luxe Electric ,. L . .,. - -' .- V - -,, . range, new 6-piece dining room set, 3-ROOM apartment for rent, private price reasonable. 303 Vancouver. bath and entrance, and garage. 51 TTTT'-'-TT' t " No. Oakdale. LLOYD LOOM baby buggy In good condition, will trade for child's FOR RENT Front cor., I and 2-room cart. Ruby Schulz, Beagle, Ore. turn, apts., neat, pleasant, very "rT7'r'r' " "" ' reasonable. 1205 K. Main St. Foa SALE 6-plece pink enamel bed- - . room set, wardrobe trunk, antique FOR RENT flchuler Apts. beautiful- walnut desk, wicker porch chairs, ly furnished and modern. Prices Phone 43I-R. ranging from 830 to 850. Corner TT'Ty" - 6th and Oakdale. P0R , B"5-forl truck, cheap. In- quire 502 Maple. FOR RENT Furnished apt. Inquire mrl' ""'" - after 5 p. m.. 503 So. Holly. REPOSSESSED bungalow piano at a . .. -. -,. . -. .. -,. -i. -. -. -. -,. - '. ... -,. -,. big saving. Easy terms. Mrs. H. O. NEAT, pleasant 1 and 2 room apt'mts. Purucker, Electric Wiring Co., 222 Very reasonable. 1205 Main. Main. ENTIRE lower floor, fireplace, unfur- BAROAIN In a. used piano. Davis nlshed except range. Key at 148 So. Transfer Co. Ivy'.-,.-. - .n. -,.-L, .... FOR SALE Heatrola, electrle range, FURNISHED apt., new overstuffed, bed davenport, floor lamp. Pathe Frlgldalre. The Berben. 10 Quince. phonograph, 2 9xl2-rugs. Inquire .- 340 S. Holly. FOR RENT Furnished apt. Dwell --s. Court. 829 No. Holly. FOR SALE 50 rabbits. Phone 8-F-3. FOR RENT Modern furnished apt., FLOWER plants, cheap. 311 Wlllam- downatatrs. 345 No. Bartlett. HOMES FOR RENT Call 796 OUT FLOWERS, plants, fryers. Mrs. Dressier, 1107 East Main. FURN. APT. for rent: 8 rotoms, bath, steam heat and Frlgldalre. Hawk FOR SALETwo crypts In Medford Apts. Phone 687. Mausoleum, desirable location. Box 4536 Tribune. FURNISHED house. 2 and 8-room . - apts.; garage. 604 W. 10th. MONEY Quickly Raised Introduce - new deodorizer block, perfumes FOR RENT 3-room apartment. 610 bathroom: cleans toilet bowl: S5c 620 So Fir. Phone 1320. seller, (sample 12c). Spl'c As Span Co., San Antonio, Texas. FOR KENT ROOMS AND BOARD CTTrS TZ i , , - - - - FOR SALE Good used piano In flrat BOARD AND ROOM. 336 So. Ivy. class condition. Priced reasonable Phone 842-X. for quick sale. Address Mrs. Ruben - E. Peyton, Trail, Oregon. FOR RENT Attractive room, home cooking, reasonable. 33 No. Peach FOR SALE Ford AA truck. 615 W. Second. REDUCED RATES for room and board " at 716 B. Main. POR SALE Good second hand tlm- bera and 3-ln. plank, cheap. Big FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS Pjne. Lbr. Co. Tel. No. 1. rT T POWER SPRAYER Now Is the time FOR RENT-Warehouse 25x100 suit- to alch fru tre,, cort able for trucking service, front and t)ma mmS M ,hrubberT. Pboat rear entrance, close to business cen- 258-W i ter. Phone 769-R. -. - ., --, -, POULTRY PEP Cure dlsentery In 8 FOR EXCHANGE lays. Monarch Seed and Feed Co. HAVE young cow. fresh to trade for GARDEN DIRT, plowing, fertlUter. used car. L. J. Sprouse, R. D. No. I, sand and 8"! Phone '2-J. FOR SALE Used sewing machine., all lno.000.00 CLEAR Alberta. Canada In- makes. 68 up; terms If desired All come to exchange tor Rogue River make, rented and repaired White Valley. Ph. 1233-W 1000 W. 11th. Sewing Machine Co, 24 N. Bartlett TO TRADE-iqulty In modern five- SEE OUR NEW SINGER VACUUM room house for small truck or trac- CLEANER Extra good buy on elec tor. K C. Mall Tribune. tf M and treadle Singer machines . Machines for rent and repaired PIANO AND FURNITURE to trade Tel. N-. changed from book listing for light car. Jacksonville Star to 844-J. Route. Box 31-B. SINOER SEWING MACHINE CO. 229 E. 6th. TRADE Equity of 1500 In 6-room - . bungalow on macadam street for BOATS, speed, pleasure and skiff, or suburban acreage. Write Box 8834. to your order. Hi way Exchange. Tribune. East Central Point. FOR TRADE 2 modern houses part- tuarri tvrnt-a ' ly furnished, for small ln-proved MISCtl.bANEOtS acreage. 414 3. Riverside. AUOlNO to No. Dakota soon. Model - A Ford Tudor car. Room for one. FOR SALE HOMES share expenses. References. C. M. .. English, 1008 So. Oakdale. Medford. WANTED Jack. Co. Bldg. Loan . - stock in trade for home renting LOCAL or long dlts.nc hauling We for 145 mo. Phone 39A.R. guarantee to save you money Baw- ,-.,..-. ley rransfer. 618 North Riverside : FOR SALE Modern furnished 8-roc-m Phone 1044-X. I home and ssraee. Or will trade lor ---- .- I what hare you?. 31 E:m. CASH paid for old t-.ld. Jewelry. ' - tr.de -ork, eto. Jennings Loan 1 FOR SALE OR TRADE a 1200 equity Office. No. 5 South Front. 1 In large bungalow No. 316 Howard - street for 6300 cash or will trade . EA.ST SIDE BARBER SHOP 610 East ' for anything we can use Loan pay- Main. Haircut 25c. Open till 8i ' menu like rent. Phone 7-F-14 or evenings I 51-7-L or see Clarence Pierce. --if' - WE PAT CASH I FOR SALE Attractive home. Phone For furniture, tool, or whit have I 105 30 No Central. you. Medford Bargain truss. 371 1 r No. Orape St. Phone 1082 FOR MI.E n El. " ; FOR f Al EToVT'Dry iiackoak.' 16- Oslnhl house, alwsys In first I inc.v '.v-c. o.viv lir i-.n'h; 4eeu c'ss condition, for rent, less of sale I U, 16-liich. Faooe 8o)-a-4. CaU 10. Mali Tribune Daily across Scrimp Frighten Solution of Saturday' Puzzle Stationary part 4--S Pronoun Cured thigh of hoga Flrat !(rn of the xoUlao Egyptian god Devoured Article of apparel Hawaiian food MyicLf Stalra iluslca! tn- AlTTntTilNiflSF O R.1 trument rusti or raise ct ud: coUoa. Flowe Ratify Solltarr 39. Pronoun Lcsa dense 40. Symbol (or Way of batting tantalum a oaieoan 41. coupiea , Full of uaeleaa 43. Heap clan t a 43. Kind of tweet Accomplish Indefinite amount Vegetables cake 4B. Tux-apee 47. Shouts 48. Heavy cords Llterarv luntf. Ii tSS i Q O . ru'SU A ' D t r MC P p 5 li6 7 ia I? v -im ; : w It '3 1 " ' l ,6 ill HZl!L 1 I lf ll"7 M IB W 3o 3 32 S3 . I I I mMJL I BUSINESS DIRECTORY Autoniouue k.oans. CONTRACTS REFINANCED PAYMENTS REDUCED We pay up oalanoe due dealer, bank or finance company and extend your payment Additional money loaned Phone 81 for appointment AD struct JACKSON CO. AHSTUAC1 CO. Abstracts of Title and Title Insurance, lite only complete Title System In Jackson County. MURKAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts ol Title Title Insurance. Rooms 8 and 6. No. 83 Nortb Central We., upstairs. Furniture Repairing. PURN1TURB RK-UPHOLSTERED, re flnisbed re-glued. We carry a full line ol upholstery sample. A. N Thlbault. Tel. 868-R Dressmaking and uemodrllug. THE PASHJON SHOP Dressmaking and .emoiiellug. 428 Medford Bldg Phone 1181 Kiuert Window Cleaners LET OEOROE DO IT Tel III! House oleanlng. Floor waxing. Ori ental rug cleaning, specialty. Funeral earlur PEBL'S FUNERAL HOME Distinctive service at moderate rates. Estab lished ao years Ambulance serv ice. 8th St at Oakdale Tel 1. Job Ptlntlni. MAJL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT Best equipped plant in southern Oregon. Printing H all kinds; book binding: louse-leaf ledgers; and blanks, billing systems, duplicating cash sales slips and everything In the printing line. JB-30 N Orape Phone 75 Lawnmowers LA WN MOWERS 8HARPENED. OILED and adjusted for 750 Cell and de liver nee 33 No. Fir. Phone 381. Money to Lend. WE LEND MONEY od furniture and late model autos. Three oer cent per month on unpaid oalanoe No other charges Come In and get the cash today. See W E Thomas t5 So. Central. Phone 139 Painting. JOHN H. LOCK Contracting Painter. Quality work at lower prices. Phone 640 or 053-R. E L. CLYMER Painter, decorator, contractor. Estimates free. Phone 831-L. Piano Instruction. FRED ALTON HAIOITI Teacher of piano Clerical and populai music courses Height Music Studio. 818 Liberty Bldg. Tel 73. Piano Ueaiera. SEE the Baldwin .ins of Pianis at the EiecttUi Wiring Co. 323 W Main St., or call Mrs H O urucker Tel 1443 Trantlcf. RKINKINO TRUCKINCI CO. Trans fer and .ftorae. We haul anything at .a reasonable price. Ill No. Fir Street. Pnone 3.12. DAVIS TRANSFER 8TORAOE -Sernoe guaranteed 20 S Orape 8t Phone 844. or residence 1080. Villi. I'ltd nJ r.l'.cr tium nt, Set rice f aaxaAteeO, Cross-Word Puzzle t. Roman bronis 9. J a pan em mraiure 10. Mlstakea 11. Ignominy 13. Godly person It. Knocks 19. nock tO. Sm.ill bodies of water 3S. Remarkable feat: colloq. 7i. Orav with sgs 2&. Subtle arc asm 8mall perforated mrvZli Dalle !8. Author of "The t-aerie Queen' 19. Diminish 80. Mental derangement SI. Burn 32. Ancient Roman officials It. Flowera of this month ?5, Rivar dams Is. Pip water from a boat 99. Conceal 41, Crony 42. Young dog 44. French srtlcll 46. Behold i . gsniry i DOWN 1. Asserted S. Not wild 5. Pronoun 4. Not any 6. Inquiries for lost mall I. Moves 7. Chief cook BUSINESS DIRECTORY Roofing STANDARD ROOFING CO. Builders of water-tight roofa Estimates and Inspection without charge. 10th and Plr 8t. Tel. 10T7. Meteorological Report June 30, 1833 Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Tonight and Tuesday cloudy. Moderate tempera ture. Oregon: Generally cloudy tonight and Tuesday. Probably light rain northwest portion. Moderate temper ature. Lowest temperature this morning. 54 degrees. Temperature , a year ago today: Highest, 81; lowest, 83. Total precipitation since September 1, 1931, 22.28 Inches. Relative humidity at 6 p. m. yes terday, 28 per cent; 8 a. m. today, 88 per cent. Sunset today, 7:40 p. m. Sunrise tomorrow, 4:36 a. m. Sunset tomorrow, 7:49 p. m. Observations Taken at 8 A. Af.. 12o:n Meridian Time TTfTf M S 4 Olty P. Cdy. Cloudy P. Cdy. Cloudy P. Cdy. Cloudy P. Cdy. Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy Clear P. Cdy. P. Cdy. P. Cdy. Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy 84 (11 56 73 88 64 84 68 T 66 88 .01 53 M 83 .01 Roseburg ... 82 Salt Lake City 82 San Francisco 74 Seattle 72 Spokane .. 68 Washington, D.C. 70 Dakota Farmers Can't Cut Grain PIERRE, B. D.. June 30. (API Declaring that thousands of South Dakota farmers cannot cut their grain unless government aid Is given them L. O. Troth, state secretary of agriculture today sent A plea for more federal funds to Secretary of Agriculture Hyde. LINDBERGH WILLING TO GIVE TESTIMONY FLEMINOTON, N. J, June 30. (APi Col. Charles A. Lindbergh has expressed willingness tn accept serv ice of subpoena by the defense for sppearance at the trial of John H. Curtis, kidnap hoaxer. Oakland June 30 ap The former coast guard cutter Bear, re christened the "Bear of Oakland" for her proposed trip to the Antarctic with Rear Admiral Richard . Byrd. sailed shortly after noon today for Bostoo, where she will be refitted for the trip. The best clear Cedar Shingles. 83 00 per 1000. Regular 84 09 shingles UecUoicj Lumbar Co, Baker City 70 44 Boston 74 54 Boise 78 52 .. Chicago 70 68 T Denver - 30 58 .02 Des Moines 74 80 .18 Fresno 94 68 .08 Helena 73 48 Los AnReles 84 Medford 82 New York 68 Phoenix 106 Portland 80 Reno .. 64 , .i, , Frn Valley FERN VALLEY, June 20. (8pl.) Everyone la thinning this week. A aplendld crop of both applea and pears Is reported Djr the orchard. au. Among the graduates of Medford high vaa Helen Kantor of Fern Val ley. Mr. and Mrs. Ed in son of Talent called on tVieir daughter and son In-law Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Mont gomery. Thursday evening. Little Oary Montgomery la staying a few days with hla grandparents. U. H. Hughes and Mrs. Ed Mar shall and children spent June 4th with Mrs. M. F. Hughes In Sams valley. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kantor, Mlas Anne Kantor and Floyd MaHarry were In Grant Pass Sunday where they secured a number of crates of fine strawberries. Among others taking part In the mualcAl concert given by Mrs. E. E. O ore Inst week at Medford were Mlsaes Wilma and Nellie Nlpepr. Mr. and Mrs. Mnrvln Montgomery, sons Herman and Robert, of Phoe nix and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Mar shall spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Montgomery. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DeWlt attend ed a dinner given In honor of Mr. and Mrs. C, B. McMath at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter of west Medford Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Mo Math are leaving soon for Sacra mento, Calif. Announcement of the marriage of Miss Margaret Hughes and Ernest Beer at Klamath Falls June 3rd Is made. Mrs. Beer Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. H, Hughes. She la an employee of the Newberry stores and he of the Hotel Jack son. A party honoring the eighteenth birthday of Helen Kantor was given June Jfl by a number of her friends at the Kantor home. Outdoor games were played until eleven o'clock, then delicious refreshment were served. Quests were Misses Alice and Mary Hensler, Marguerite Cunningham, Lois Mason, Verlee Connor, Lillian Kantor, Mesdames Pearl Kantor and Mildred Marshall, Harry Steele, Roy Coghill, Vernon and Marlon Dunlap, BUI, John, Joe, Elmer and Henry Kantor and L. C. Hill. Ralph Dewlt called on Mr. Clark In Medford Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Hughes spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ollmore in Medford. .. Hr Riviera RIVIERA. June 20. (Spl.) Mrs. George Lance who underwent a ma jor operation at the Sacred Heart hos pital last week Is slowly Improving. Ward McOuat left for forestry ser vice the first of the week. Mrs. O. W. Martin of Oold Hill was a Riviera caller Tuesday. Mrs. Oeo. West and daughter Paul ine Champlln of Medford are here taking care of Mr. West's mother, Mrs. Pauline Wahl. Mrs. Etfle Blrdseye, past president of the Rogue River Civic Improve ment club was agreeably surprised Friday afternoon by the club mem bers, twenty-five being present. The club presented Mrs. Blrdseye with leather hand bag In appreciation of her services as president. Mrs. Leona Miller and aunt, Mrs. Fennelson of Portland, are visiting Mrs. Miller's parents, Mr, and Mrs. M. C. Boomsllter. Mrs. Myrtle Briscoe 1 still receiv ing treatment at the Community hls pltal In Medford. L. L. Smith and daughter Dorothy left Thursday for Junction City, to spend a few days. Raymond Blals and Buster Mul len of Oold Hill and Donald Skeltpn and John Mills of Miller Creek spent Friday with Rowland Miller. Among Medford shoppers this week were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ouetzlaff, Mrs. Joe Woodcock, Mrs. Palmer and daughter Beatrice, Dorothy Conner, Mrs. R. L. Miller and children, Row land and Phyllis, and Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Lance. Anderson Creek ANDERSON CREEK, June 30. (Spl.) John Schutte and mother spent the week end In Medford. Dick Hale and William Shann were In Medford Saturday. Mrs. Jame, Mays and daughter, Ruth, called on Mrs. D. C. Hale and Mrs. Wllllsm Shsnn recently. Harold and Robert Thomas and Lorln Close were out to Ashland on Tuesday. Mlsa Ruth Maya was an overnight guest of the Misses Anna and Clara Schnler Saturday. Ralph Oreen was out to the valley Tuesday. James McDowell has been working for Mr. Bailey. Roy Buehnell returned home from Lakevlew Tuesdsy. Mrs. James McDowell was quite III last week. Mrs. Thomas and son, Hsrold, were out to the valley Thuraday. Mrs. James Msvs called on Mrs. Oeorge Me Anstly Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Frsnk Msrnuee. here been thinning apples for Mrs. Ham lin. Miss Kuth Mays called on Mra. Wil liam Bhann Monday. Four Injured In Cranking Autos PORTLAND, Ore., June 30 (API Cranking automobile was under taken In Portland today wltl die. asteroiia results. Four persona were irea'ert St hotpltsls here fur Injuries sustained, nblla cranking lhU cars. Applegate APPLEOATE, June 20. (Spl.) Elmer White of Sterling creek re ceived word Wednesday that his father passed away that day In Co qullle. The new Sterling creek bridge on the Little Applegate road, that Is being built by the Hartman brothers. Is well under way and It Is thought It will be completed this week, Sam Randall and Mrs. Hattlo Lo gan of Jacksonville were Sunday din ner guests at the home of Mra. Lo gan's brother and alster-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ancll Ollson. Mrs. Logan and Rachel Brown of WUdervllle plan to go to Montague to cook In the Smith Brothers' Lumber camp. Mr. and Mrs. Herschelt Smith of Compton, Calif., arrived at Squaw lake last week to spend the summer. Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Parr. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Veoch and Clarence Veach of Algoma, Wash., are spending a few days at Squaw lake. Lucille Arant, who has been teach ing at Westatde and her alster. Miss Pearl Arant who attended hlgn school at Medford have arrived t the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Arant to spend the summer. Mrs. H. H. Taylor spent last week on the Applegate visiting her sons. Edwin and Jesse Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Luke Lilly of Grants Pass were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Jonea at the Seneca mines, Mr. and Mrs. Al Dunford and fam ily were dinner guests Friday of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Klelnhammer. Miss Margaret Hamilton enter tained the Little Applegate Sewing club Wednesday. Eleven members were present and four tlsltoss, In cluding Mrs. Ernest Holbrook of San Francisco here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cameron, Mrs. H. H. Taylor and the hostess1 mother. Mrs. Mary Hamilton and sister, Mrs. Hazel Plena of Medford. After re freshments a business meeting was held and plana made for get-to-gother plcnlo the evening of June 20 when all members will meet at the home of Mrs. E. H. Taylor and entertain their husbands. Refresh ments of cake, sandwiches, and cof fee will be served. Among those from the Applegste who attended the graduation exer cises at Medford were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crump, Mrs. Frank Cameron and daughter, Mra. Ernest Holbrook. Mrs. Jim Buckley, Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley, Dave and Rose Buck ley, Carol Poe and Carl Margultar. Among those from here who gradu ated were Lewis Buckley, Evelyn Nel son and Ceacll Sullivan of Medford, who la a granddaughter of Mrs. Dave Jones of thla vicinity and who has many friends here. Mrs. Jim Wlnnlngham underwent an operation for the removal of her tonsils at the Jacksonville Sani tarium Inst week. Tom Clark, who makes his home here with his sister, Mra. Fred Straube, left Saturday for Roseburg where he has employment. Mrs. Roy Brown has ss guests hsr sister, Mrs. Joe Msrckle of Keno and her daughter, Mrs. Ben Woodrunn nf Los Aneeles. Robert Holzgang Is back on the- old Holzgang place near Ruch neip Ing hla brother-and-law, Ralph Gll dea through haying. Mr. and Mra. Glldea arrived about elx weeks ago from San Francisco to take posses sion of the ranch. A miscellaneous shr . was held Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Rslph Plttlck on Humbug honoring Mrs. John Perry of Provolt. Sixteen guests were present and refreshment of Ice cresm and cake were served on the lawn. Miss Doris Rose of Medford and . Mrs. Beldon Block, formerly Miss Twlla Rader of Phoenix were among the guests. The party wss also a fsrewell to Mrs. Plttlck, who leaves soon for Csllfornla. The Beaver Creek Sunday school presented a children's day program last Sunday at the school house after their regular Sunday school services. Several from the Watklns district were visitors. The Beaver creek community and the Applegate Orange gave a two hour program last week at th Ap plegate hall. After the program a da.ice was given with free refresh menu by the Orange. Kenneth Anderson, who I em ployed at the weather bureau t Medford wss cslllng on Applegst friends and relatives Wednesday. Mr. Anderson I now hsvlng short va cation. Attorney Ou NerOury we motor ing on Applegate lost Wednesday. Williams Creek WILLIAMS CREEK, June 20. (Spl.) Charles Edwards of near Los Angeles Is visiting at hi father's, A O. Edwards of Williams.' He Is ac companied by Mrs. Rawlelgh and two children. Mrs. Rawlelgh la a sister of Mrs. Edwards. Lester Sutton of Klamath Falls spent the week end on Williams Creek. Stanley Sparlln, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sparltn of Merrit Is visiting his grandparent. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Sparlln. and Mr. and Mra. Taylor Hartley. The Spleer boys and Oeorge Learn ed are cutting logs for th Amos Smith sawmill on th C. W. Robert place. Several of th boys played prac tice game of ball Sunday afternoon In the old field across from the grange hall. They are getting In ahape for th big gam th Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sorrels and children were shopping and attend ing to other biitlnees In Orants Pass Tuesdsy. Undto Kmcad tod Allied. Lsti- mor are cutting and haullns; logi fr the Amos Smith sawmill. More than one and a half Inches nf, rain fell here Friday and Saturday. It was accompanied by much thunder and a quantity of hall which made) gardens look rather ragged. No real harm was done except to hay th, was down. Jsck Sparltn of Medford spent the week end with his parent. Mrs. Vlncell's father, L. L. Oraf passed away Friday. The remains werej taken to California for Interment. Miss Izo left the lost of the week for her home at Pendleton. She W.H the seventh and eighth grade teaches in the Williams school last year. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bryan weasj business visitors tn Medford Thurs dsy returning via Grants Pass. Mrs. Holland has ftv of the mu men a boarders. Mr. Jesn Vile of Chicago, ni., and Mrs. Snider of Ashlsnd visited one) day last week at the A. L. Blodgetta borne. Mr. Blodgette and the ladles were childhood schoolmate In Lions vllle, 111. Courthouse News (Furnished by th Jackson County Abstract Co. 131 B. Sixth Street) Marriage Licenses Leland C. Evans and Rebecca If, Cummins. Loran F, Smith and Emily t, Ameral. Mervyn O. Me go and Agnea M. Eberhardt. James K. Ooshln and Mart Mitchell. Eugene M. Rickey and Mergaret X, Kemp. Walter H. Mas and Vesta V. Cory. Hiram O. Dobson and Minnie C Petersen. William D. Coleman and Avis Mom Blen. Louis K. Romaneskl and Audre Stockstlll. Leon D. Lelnlnger and MallndJ M. Grlder. Ray B. Roach and Shod Vogt. Albert H. Puhl and Sara F. Fay. Charles Ia Paris and Ruth F. Cog hill. Probsie Court L. D. Jones, F. P. Farren, Arletsj Messlnger Incorporate ss Rlvrsldi Service Station, Inc." John W. Jacobs (dec), estate adj. mltted to probat. Estate of Ed Brown, Hattt Brown deceased, probate. , Circuit Court Jackson County Building As Loan association vs. Rome A. Petty Jr, Ruth Catherine Petty, t at, fore closure. E. 8. Morrison va. Th Smith In. cubator Co., W, V, Sawyer, chattel Hen. FOREST CAMPERS NEED EQUIPMENT PORTLAND, Ore, June 90 (AP) Campers going Into national forestg In Washington and Oregon by auto mobile, other vehicles or with packt horsea between July 1 and Septem ber SO will be required to carry ftr fighting equipment, said an an nouncement Issued today from ttu regional forester's office here. The equipment must include an ax, shovel and water container. Person, camping at Improved and posted fast est camps were exempted. The regulation applies to all far ests except the Sluslaw national for est. ' f n IN SUICIDE Mil OAKLAND, Cel., June ao-(AP) Th "Mr. F. Ray" who tried to com mlt suicide her yesterday was iden tified by the Tribune today as Mrs. Herbert Warner, wife of th one-t time Chicago capitalist and daugh ter of Walter Wellman, noted ArctIA explorer. Both Mrs. Warner and her hue band, who appeared at the emergency hospital last night when he read ol his wife' suicide attempt by poison and slashing her wrists, refused to discuss their Identities, but the Tri bune ld Identification had been, mad by friends. IN POLISH ECONOMY 1 WAMAW (AP) Poland wUl havtj no French military Instructors after August 1, as the annual contract for teachers at the Polish school for army and nary commanders wilt not be renewed. French military men have worked, here since the great war. Very nu merous at first, their numbers dl mlnlshed as Polish nationals er developed to replace them. t Now the government economy pro gram has ended the arrangement. CHILDREN BREAK BOY'S LEG, Wi WILLIAMS CREEK, Jun 90.- (Spl.) Uttl Edgar Olbeon had hla) leg broken last week while playln around th aawmtll. HI foot became fastened In a hole and the other clil). -dren pushed th lumber car over hltn breaking both bones between tlw) ko ud ansje. t