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Newspaper Page Textvxm SEVEN T7 ic Resit MEDFCRD rSTL' TRTBUNE, iPEDFOKD, OnF-flOX. TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1932. ; J , i ; 75 .Or .1 DON'T FORGET J TO PHONE THAT ? WANT AD HERB &RJS THE RATES; per word first Insertion.- (Minimum 26o) gacb additional Insertion. ne. word i ' 1C (Minimum lOo) per line per month, without copy change . l3t Phone 75 LOST LOST Ladles "schaetCTfountaln pen. I Black with two gold bands on cap. i S obawy left at Gardner mug : Store. Please return to Mall Trlb-, una Reward. I LOST If dog missing, call m J ESTHAVED STRAYED From pasture In Griffin Creek district, yearling Jersey heifer. J. A. Manke. R. P. D. 1. 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 vasslng. Must furnish best of ref erences, and 3750.00 cash fully pro tected by old established, national ly known concern. Profits guaran teed. Part time required, and good for 3200.00 mo. at start. Address Bo 7219, Ma'' r'bu"' INSTRUCTION 1360-3s00 YEAR. Government Jobs. Men-women. 18-50. Steady work. Ws coach for examinations List posi tions and full particulars FREE. Write immediately today sure. Box 12360, Mall Tribune, Medford. Oregon. WANTED SITUATIONS GIRL wishes housework or care of children. 247 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 J58-W. EXPERIENCED bookkeeper wants to ; handle books for small firms need Inc only part time man. Phone 1458-Y. COOK woman, best reference, any thing considered. Box 4544 Trlb tine. WASTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED TO RENT-Prlvelege to buy, two to five acres Improved orchard or garden land, in or near city lim its, close to good school, will har vest crop. Marvin Cross, P. O. Box 132, Merrill, Ore. WILL care for children tn my home. by week or month. Tel 1031-J. ANTED-addle horse or pony Ic kp thru summer for Its feed. Ted 4y Marshall. Phone 779-L. WANTED To Borrow 800 00, best security. Pine country home. Phone S64-L. WANTED A larga stz used electric fan: address J. B, Mall Tribune firing size, condition and price. WANTED Laundry, completely fin ished. 8c lb. Phone 869-X-a. BMPTT TRUCK going to California and various part of Oregon want load. Frank Newland, S20 W. 13th at. WANTED Wool snd mohair. Wool sacks and twin for sale. Medford Bargain Kouss. VI NO Orap St. ll 1069 FOR RENT IIOL'SES FOR RENT Beautiful furnllied home, clone In. 32.50, water paid. Key SI4 Cottage. FOR RENT Three room furnished house, garage. 143 So. Orspe St. FOR RENT 538 We,t 10th Street. VSix room unfurnished home, wood rsryte. One block from new court .house. 13126 Including water. Charles R. Ray. Realtor. Medford Building, Phone 302. TOR RENT 40 Park Avenue. Four room furnished house. Electric ranee, oil heatrola snd piano. HO CO a month Includlnj water. Charles Ft Rsy. Realtor, Medford Building. Phone 302. FOR RENT Modern horn, basement, furnace, hardwood floor, beautiful trees, sleeping porch. In best neigh borhood. Mall Tribune. Box 7249. rOR RENT room furnished or un furnished house, garden spot and fruit. 627 Putman and Austin. IC4. FOR RENT That beautiful, largs horn at 33 North Orange llreet. Plowars, lawn, fruit, doubl gar a Available now. Key at 44 North Peach. Phon 1473-W. POR RENT Nic clesn modern room hsus. Phon 790-L. POR RENT Unfurnished room Pngltan cottage, hardwood tioors, flreplac. ve. 6J7 Pslm St., phone 'i'1 I poR RENT 3-room modern bou. neat, convenient, reasooaoU. J01S W. UlA, FOR BEST HOC8F.S i tret REST Modern Dartlv furnished 4 -room cottage, east aide. 414 8 Kivereioe- FOR RENT ill Wodstock, room nicely furnished house, 135 per month. Phone 10-XX-l, Central Point. FOR RENT 5-room unturn. house. Inquire 1231 North Riverside. FOR RENT Nicely furnished four room duples, 17.50. dose in. Tel, 1H9. FOR RENT room'modern furnish, ed house. Call at 41s S. Riverside. FOR RENT Good 5-room house. Thone 1041-U. FOR RENT Modern house, close In. Fine shade, lawn and garden lot. 120 per month. Call at 325 South Riverside. FOR RENT Modern room cottage, $17.50. 313 So, Crape. FOR RENT 3 room house; 1 room house: cabin. All furnished. 312 Summit. FOR REN1 Homes. Furnished or unfurnished. Brown a Whit FOR RENT t to S-room bouses Phone 105. 30 N Oentral FOR RENT 3-room furnished house, modern. Call 315 or 1113-J. FOR RENT APARTMKNTS APTS. and furnished rooms for rent, 2 week up. 1005 W. Main. '3-ROOM apartment for rent, private i bath and entrance, and garage. 51 No. Oskdale. FOR RENT Front cor., 1 and 3-room furn. apts.. neat, pleasant, very resaonable. 1205 E. Main St. FOR RENT flchuler Apia, beautiful ly furnished and modern. Prices ranging from 30 to 350. Corner 6th and Oakdale. IFOR RENT Furnished apt. Inquire after 5 p. m., 503 So. Holly. NEAT, pleasant 1 and 2 room apt'mts Very reasonable. 1205 E. Main. ENTIRE lower floor, fireplace, unfur. nlibed except range. Key at 148 So. Ivy. FOR RENT Furnished Court. 329 No. Holly apt. Durell FOR RENT Modern furnished apt.. downstairs. 345 No. Bartlett. HOMES rXR RENT Call 786 FURN- APT. for rent; 1 rooms, bath, steam heat and Frlgldalre. Hawk Apt. Phone 687. FURNISHED house. 2 and 3-room apts.; garage. 604 W. 10th. FOR RENT 2-room apartment. 310 520 So Fir. Phone 1320. FOR RENT-FUItNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Large room close In, hot and cold water, shower. 20 So. Fir. FOR KENT ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD AND ROOM. Phone 842-X. 335 So. Ivy. FOR RENT Attractive room, home cooking, reasonable. 33 No. Peach. REDUCED RATES for room and board at 716 B. Main. FOR KENT MlbCLLLANfcOlS FOR RENT Warehouse 35x100 suit able for trucking service, front and rear entrance, close to business cen ter. Phone 769-R. FOR EXCHANGE TO TRADE Nearly new cream sepa rator for voung tura or what have you? Phone 392-Y. HAVE young cow, fresh to trade for used car. U J. 6prouse, R. D. No. 1, Central Point. (30.000.00 CLEAR Alberta, Canada In come to exchange for Rogue River Valley. Ph. 1232-W 1000 W. Uth. TO TRADE Equity In modern five room house for small truck or trac tor. K c. Mall Tribune. tf PIANO AND FURNITURE to trade for light car. Jacksonville Star Route. Box 81-B. TRADE Equity of i500 tn 5-room bungalow on macadam street for suburbsn acreage. Writ Bos 3834. Tribune. FOR TRADE a modern house, part ly furnished, for small Improved acreage. 414 S. Riverside. rOR SALE ALTOMOBILr.g 1927 DODGE long wheel ban truck, stake body, 6-speed transmission dual wheels, a bargain at 1223.00. at S225.00. 1931 Ford cabriolet, guarsnteed like new every way, cost 9798.50. special upholstery. A real buy at 846300. Many more at give-away prices. GATES AUTO CO.. Used Car Dept. FOR SALE Dodge school bus, 1930 model, 20 passenger, Prlos 8700. Johnson Auto Camp, Klamath, Calif. FOR KALfc UOl.s AND PKT8 FOR SALE Pur blood hound pups. Csss Auto Wrecking Co, 1119 So. Riverside. Prions 780. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Sow and 12-month old p'.gs cheap. Will trade for cow. T. L. Penney, box at, Murpny. FOR SALE Wsaner pigs. C. B. Mc- Rse, West end Prune street. POH SAL Livestock Presh milk cows. Adolf Seoul. Beag. Or. M1SCII.I.A.M.OL3 LOCAL or long dietano hauling Ws fuarant to sav rou monef Raw ley transfer, (13 hortb Riverside Phon 1044-X. CASH psid for ola gold. Jewelry, ondf work, ta. Jennings Loss Offios, No. South Prom. EAST SIDE BARBER gllOP 4U0 last atsin naircui . vpwn hu j ning. ! WE PAT CASH- " i For furnlti'r. tools or what hare you. Medford Bargain H.um, 37 Of; ftk roob ll)U, . I rnn i.P noMF.fl ll I FOR SALE OR RENT 3 room house, .'.QUO, partly furnished, will take lot or wnat nave you, as qown poj meut. 314 Cottage. WANTED Jack. Co. Bids. & Loan stock in trade for home renUng for MS no. Phone 305-R. FOR SALE Modern furnished S-room home and garage. Or will trade for what have you?. 31 Elm. FOB SALE OR TRADE 1300 equity In large bungalow No. 316 Howard street for 3300 cash or will trade for anything we can use. Loan pay ments like rent. Phone 7-F-14 or 51-7-L or see Clarence Pierce. FOR SALE Attractive homes Phone 101 80 No. Oentral. FOR SALE SEAL ESTATE RANCH BUYERS ATTENTION 114 ACRES, mostly all Bear Creek bottom linen free sou, free irriga tion, the well and pumping equip ment cost 1700.00 to Install alone; house, barn, place fenced. Joins J paved highway, ha running stream j year around. This place wu priced at $13,000.00 non-resident owner says, cut to $6500.00, must have &c tlon. THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 135 E. flth St.. Phone HO 6 FOR SALE Cabin site at Shady Cove on tne nogue. t. r-ari DrtuuLsu, 115 E. Main St. RIVER FRONTAGE AT HIGHBANKS SO acres with nearly half mil on Rogue river, at tower High Banks The moat frequented retreat of local anglers. You can't equal this location at $2500. WALTER H JONES, Realtor. Jackson County Bank Bldg. Phone 796. WHEN rou mini of real aetata think of Brown wdim FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Pie cherries. Phone 855-L. 101 Portland Ave. FOR SALE Cream separator & work harness. Lyden House, Jackson ville. FOR SALE New De Luxe Electric range, new 6-plece dining room set, price reasonable. 303 Vancouver. LLOYD LOOM baby buggy in good condition. Will trade for child's : cart. Ruby Schulz, Beagle. Ore. FOR SALE 5-plece pink enamel bed room set, wararoM wuna, wiuquc walnut desk, wicker porch chairs. Phone 431-R. FOR SALE Ford truck, cheap. In quire 502 Maple. FOR SALE Heatrola, electric range, bed davenport, floor lamp, Pathe phonograph, 3 OxlZ-rugs. Inquire 240 S. Holly. FLOWER plants, cheap. SU Wlllam ete. CJT FLOWERS, planta, fryers. Dressier, 1107 Eaat Main. FOR SALE Two crypts In Medford Mausoleum, desirable location. Box 4536 Tribune. MONEY Quickly Raised Introduce new deodorizer block, perfumes bathroom: cleans toilet bowl; 35c seller, (sample 12c). 6plc es Span CO.. San Antonio, Texas. FOR SALE Good used piano In first class condition. Priced reasonable for quick sale. Address Mrs. Ruben E Peyton. Trail, Oregon. LFOR SALE Ford AA truck. 616 W becond. FOR SALE Good second hand tim bers and 3-in. plank, cheap. Big pines Lbr. Co. Tel. No. 1. POWER SPRAYER Now Is the time to catch ycur fruit treea, cork, elms and all shrubbery. Phone Zttt-W. POULTRY PEP Cure dlsentery In 8 oays. atonarcn seed and reed Co. OARDEN DIRT, plowing, fertlllwr. aand and gravel. Phone 912-J. FOR SALE Used sawing maculosa, all make. 88 up: term It desired All make rented and repaired Whit Sewing Uaonln Oo. 34 N Bartlett SEE OUR NEW SINGER VACUUM CLEANER Extra good buy on elec tric and treadl Singer machines Machines for rent and repaired Tel. N . changed from book listing W O.S-J. SINOER SBWINO MACHINE CO. 228 E. oth. BOATS, speed, pleasure and skiffs or w jrvur oraor. niway bxenange East Central Point. BUSINESS DIRECTORY AutOQrilUlle LMD1. CONTRACTS REFINANCED PAYMENTS REDUCED We pay up balance due dealer. Bank or ftnano oomoanv and extend your payment Additional money loaned moo 81 for appointment ADttnet JACKBON CO. ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title and Title Insurance. The only eomplel Title System la Jackson County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of ntl Tttl In su ran os Rooms I and 8, No. 81 Nona Central Ave upstair. furniture eupairiDg. rURNlTURB RE- UPHOLSTERED, ra finished r-glud W carry full tin of upholatery tatnpl. A. M Thibauls, Tel. 0-R Dressmaking and etemod.llng. THE FASHION SHOP - Drssn,sln and .-modallng. 434 af.dford Bid Phon 1181 part Window Cleaner LET OKOROB OO IT Tel I1TI House alMolng. Floor arasioi. Ori ental rug cleaning. epac-leUy. mnrl P. nor PERL'S TONER AL BOMB CAstlDstlvs serrlo at modrM rat EstaD Uahed sO year Ambulsno ear I W. (IB y t 0s4A, TsL, 47, Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS t Strike with the palm , Discharges 10. Profound It, Outdoor came IS, Feminine name If, Onoccupted IT. Seed covering IS. Prepare- for use again 11. Gripping device XO. Sylvan deinl?ode it. Rain gauge I. Portals It. And not 17, Topical American tree II. Angry 12. Tliung Si, First man 17, Obliterate 85, Southern constellation 10. Many-sided figure it. Permanent U. Before 10. Pertaining to South American mountains 1 tT. Toward the inciter ed side 11. Immerse again iO. Wtiv iU Melie Solution of Yesterday'! Purxle SlTlllNjlTSlClAlalEP II A TtoRix hie' I B.S h a MisMAla ITjMa a AlMs$RfflPtoi mIMs t ftp TMhjo r n tflp i t o RlSTgo s t alo nTeMs p a r s ElK B U NtBwITE DVjDO AN VBS E. A NgHHli T ABtP A I RJSP 7TT E iVEL L SlRO P'fjSH SI. Bird's beak 64. Kind of tree 68. Have no confidence In $0. Cnpiure again 64. Wreath bearing a knight's crest B5, l ift up 7 Flower RS. Rellow 8f. Wild plums 70. Hindu wandering acrobats T1. Insects 72. PorUnle shelters 73. HI rib lit5' f ,? la f HI'0 1"'!' I'3 Hi ll , So 21 3? 23 23 n PHi34 1152 HH sM H lilll 27 23 2f , SJ?o 31 jSaa 33 34 3S 3Z ipp H5? ii pfes Lll L piip ss $Zf 1 I . iii 1 1 ksSk BUSINESS DIHFCTORY Job PiintlMt- MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT Best equipped plant in southern Oregon. Printing a all kind: book binding: louee-leaf ledger; ana blanks, oillmg systems, duplicating casta sales slip and everything In the printing line. 3H-30 N Orap Phone 75 Lnwn mowers LAWNMOWERS SHARPENED. OILED and adjusted for 76c. Call and de liver tie 23 No. Fir. Phone 261. Money to Lend. WE LEND MONEY on furniture and laie model autoa. Three oer cent per month on unpaid balance No other charge Come In and got the cash today. So W E Thomas 15 So. Central. Phone 130 Painting. JOHN H LOCK Con t rac ti n g Pal n ter. Quality work at lower price. Phon 640 or 053-R. B. L. CLYMER Painter, decorator, contractor. Estimates free. Phon 621-L Piano Instruction. FRED ALTON UAJOH'l Teaobr of piano Classical and popular music course Haight Muslo Studio. 816 Liberty Bldg. Tel 72. Piano Deaier. SEE the Baldwin lne of Plan- at th Electro Wiring Co 222 W Main St., or call Mrs. H O uruckr Tel. 1442. Hoofing STANDARD ROQFLNO CO. Builder , of water-tight roofs Estimate and inspection without charge 10th and Fir St. Tl 1077 Ttaiuii. REINKINO TRUCKING CO,. Trans fer and Storage. Wo haul anything at a reasonable prlc. Ill No, Fir Street. Phone 33a. DAVIS TRANSFER & BTORAOB Service guaranteed 20 S Orap St Pbon 644, or residence 1060. BAUS TRANSFER & SIORAOB CO. Office 1015 No Central Phon 316 Price rltrht Service guaranteed. LEGAL NO . ICRS Notice of nhrrlff's Hal By virtue of an execution and or derer of sale duly Issued out of snd der of sale duly Issued out of and of the State of Oregon. In and for the County of Jackson, to mc direct ed and dated on th 10th day of June, 1033, In a certain suit therein, wherein S. W. Hutchinson and Jen nie Hutchinson, husband and wife as Plaintiffs, recovered a decre th .t $600 4-room house, bam, city water, on half acr of land; total caih price $000; cloio in near good ichool, ALSO Small house, V acrei of ground; price $700, $100 caih, balance terms. BARNES and CORK Phone 409 910-V 16 S. Central I II Sm.Jlll III BSSSSSSPl.1.... lli Cross - Word Puzzle 10, Turn aside IL prepare for publlcaUoo It Other 11. ttqual 31. Uncooked il Jewish lawgiver 3S, Corrects th Writing matf rla SI. Worship 3ft. Blanched II, Procrastina tions It, What the trtn runs oo Si. Wild buflalo of India IS. Boy aiiend ants IT. Put on IS. Grow brown el. One who stares open mouthed 4!t. Jerrlng 45. JuMlant state of mind 49, Burlfs 11. Professional charKS BS. Explode 5, Sijueei 66. David Copper- rtld'e first wife 17. Metal 61. Long narrow board f9. Auction l. Runsian Inland sea 12. Device to be Mown in the air l. To be: Latla 6. Grow flrro DOWN 1. Mineral springs X S. aces between the eyes and bills of birds t. Alighted 4 Marriage to more than one wife at the same time It. Primary 6. Anger T. Oenial $. Wife of Ger..int I. Surgical thread there Is due them upon the promls sory note described in plaintiff's com Dlaint the sum of 4031.23 with in terest thereon at tne raw or oi per annum from July 20th, 1930, to gether with 230.00 as attorney's fees and costs taxed at 959.30; thiit aald amount Is a lien upon the real estate hereafter described and ordering the sale thereof for the satisfaction of said decree, which decree was enroll ed and docketed In the Clerk offlco of aald Court in aald County on the 10th day of June, 1032. Notice I hereby given that, pursu ant to the terms of the said execu tion. 1 will on th lflth day of July, 1032, at 10:00 o'clock A. M. at the front door of th Courthouse In the City of Medford, In Jackson County, Oregon, offer for sale and will sell at public auction for cash to th hlRlieM bidder, to satisfy said decree, together with the cost of thl sale, subject to rcoemotlon a provided by law. all of the right, title and inter est of the said defendants tn and to the following described property, situ ated In the County of Jackson, State of Oregon, towlt: The Northeast Quarter (NBtf) of the Northeast Quarter (NE'4) of Section 38. Township 33, South of Range 1 Weat of th Willamette Meridian, and which 1 North of the highway as th same now traverses a I d described tract; and the Southwest Quarter (8W) of the Southeast Quarter (SE'i) Section 25 tn the aforesaid Town ship and Range, excepting and re serving from the laat described land, however, a diagonal strip two rods wide running from the South east to the Northwest across the extreme Southwest corner of aald land, together with th heredita ment and appurtenances thereun to appertaining. Dated thl 11th day of June. 1052. RALPH O. JENNINGS. Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon. By Olga E. Anderson, Deputy. Nolle of final Hrttlrmeut In th County Court of th Slat of Oregon for Jackson County. In th Matter of th Kstat of Jam Burns, decrsaed. Not Ira la Hereby Olven thst the undersigned has filed his Pinal Ac count In the above entitled matter, and the above entitled Court has rued July 10. 1033. at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. In the County Court room In the courthouse in Medford, Oregon, as the time snd place for hearing objections to .aid Pinal Ac count, and tor the settlement there of. J. Ft. NOIIRIS, Executor. CITATION IN THE COUNTY COtTRT OP THE STATE OP OREGON, POR JACKSON COUNTT. In th Matter of th Estat of WILLIAM OROSH, Deceawd. TO ALL PERSONS, KNOWN OR UNKNOWN, as heirs at law of the Estat of V'llllam Orosh, deceased, or who clslm to hav an Interest In said estet; in pursuance of an order of aald court man ana entered on tl.e 7th dsv of June, 1033, you are hereby notified and cited to appear in ssld court on Saturday, July loth, ieS3. at 10:W o'clock tn the for- noon o: said day, the sami being the July term of said Court In the court room of said court, in in county Courthouse tt Medford, Oregon, then and there to how cium. If any they, or any thereof have, why an order cf sid court should not be made dlrect- t and ordering F. E. Warn, admin istrator of aaid eatate to aelt the 'Uowlns described real property be longing to the estat of aald decedent; Lot 13. Block 1, Whitman Park Addition to the city of Medford, Jckon County, Oregon, which aatd real property la of the probable value of 1300-00, for the purpo of paying the claims agalnM 1 eaiiu?, jwci i no coeia ma ex pe rifles of admtnlatratlon, IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have hereunto tet my hand and affixed th aral of this oourt tbla 7th day of June, lt32. DEULIA STEVENS MEYER, County Clerk. By HRIEN DUOAN, Deputy. NOT1CK TO CltKDlIOHS IN THE COUNTY COURT OF" THE STATE OP OREQON X-OR JACKSON COUNTY. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF SARAH ADELINE HULL. Deceased. The undersigned haa been appoint ed and qualified by the county court of the State of Oregon for Jack son county a Executor of the estate of Sarah Adeline Hull, de ceased. All persons having claims against said estate are notified to ji esent them, duly verified, with proper vouchers, to me at the office of Rawles Moore, Cooley Theatre Bulldlnjr. Medford, Oregon, within six months from June 7, 1932, the date of this notice. CLARENCE PIERCE. EiecutOT. Meteorological Report Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Tonight and Wednesday partly cloudy; cooler Wednesday. Oregon : Partly cloudy and at times unsettled tonight and Wednesday: thunder storms In mountains east portion: cooler tn Interior Wednes day. Local Data Lowest temperature this morning, 87 degress. Tempersture a year highest 7a; lowest 80. ago today: Total precipitation since September 1, 1031, 31.28 Inches. Relative humidity at 5:00 p. m yesterday, 20 per cent: A a. m. today, 87 per cent. Sunset today. 7:48 p. m. Tomorrow: sunrise, 4:36 a. set, 7:60 p. m. Observation Taken nt 5 A. M., nillh .Meridian Time sTITf"T m aft u "o er Clt, m f S -8 f JWI Baker City .... 83 63 .00 P Cloudy Boston 76 60 .00 P Cloudy Boise .. 82 60 .00 Clear Chicago 83 64 .00 Cloudy Denver - 73 54 .00 Clear De Molnca .... 74 60 .00 Cloudy Frcano 100 73 .00 Clear Helena 76 63 .00 Clear Los Angeles .... 92 60 .00 Clear Medford ........ 01 57 .00 p C'louilv New York Mr. 78 M .00 Clear , Phoanlx 108 74 .00 Clear Portland 88 63 .00 Clear Reno .... 03 bo -00 Clear Rose burg .... 88 66 ,00 Clear S .It Lak 78 68 .00 Clear flan Pranclsco 74 53 jOQ Cloudy Seattle 70 66 T Cloudy Spokane 83 60 .00 Clear Wash., D. C. p. 74 68 .00 Cloudy Reese Creek REESC CREEK, June 21. (Spl.) W, K. Hammel lost 31 sheep during the recent hall storm, About 30 young people gathered June IB and gave charivari party to the newly weds, Mr, and Mra Mace Lucas, "Congratulations," Mil dred and Mace I Mrs. J. M. Wood Is thinning apples this week at the Crsndall orchard. Mrs. O. L. Alkens of Grants Pass visited her daughter, Mrs. Art An drnws June 14. Mr. snd Mrs. Lamb and Hatfield were callers In Medford June 14 Tommy Nichols snd family from Tucson, Arts., are visiting his sister, Mrs. Carlyle Natwlck, also father, Cms Nichols, this week. I, S. Hatfield returned home June 16 after several weeka In Klamath Palls, canvassing magazines Mrs. O. Davidson Is working at the Orandsll orchard this week thin ning apples, Mra. W. 8. FMlton made a hurried trip to Oakland. Calif., June lfl on account of the sudden Illness of her daughter. Will Osult and family left for their home In Portland, Ore., after s few days visiting at the home of Art Andrews. Mrs. Osult Is Mrs. Andrews sister. Everybody is busy In the hsy fields now. TBIlfllBT. Jun 91. arpl) Victor Peterson nearly severed his ln1x finger In a fall at th Bunard mine Jun 15. I Mr, and Mr. Brvln Hutchison and i family ar movlnf, to Hamaker Mead- owa thl week. I Harrey Morgan mad a business trip to the Buxesrd mln Sunday. Dane at Morgan'. Saturday nlfht ! was veil attended an a Jolly time : was reported by all. i tdn Hutchison and Dorothy Ash railed at tM Morian bom Jun 19. Henry Chlldrdth Is busy retln ' hi. new bam en Ilk rk, the. duvs. Mends from this vicinity were ll4 to learn ol th lmproveme.it Persist of Mrs. Stewart DlUworth, who hu been lit with pneumonia.. Little Mlsa McCleiiAhan ha ben visiting her auit and unci at the Bur.aard mine the pat week or two. Ben Zlmmer Is working at Cedar Springs, Klamath county with Fred Warner's forest service crew. pnosrECT. Jun 31. iSpll Mrs. R. B. Bird, wbo accompsnled Mrs. Anna Weeks fro-n Berkeley. Call!., several weeks ag 1 rturnsd Saturday evening on the t'r'a to Oakland, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. C.'arlea Manning spent Thursday In Mi dlord a guests of Mrs. E H. Hurf. Fishing a few hovrs Saturday aft ernoon In th flop'', Charles Man ning caught tM limit of steelhead. Mrs. Wyatt CI. ke entertained with a birthday p.rty for her two small daughter Verrf and Shlrly, Saturday afternoon. Nearly all tho little folks of the neighborhood wer present and spent an enjoyable afternoon. Mr. and Mra. Bill Mconey and son Bobby, spent Monday tn Medford. All the farmers are busy cutting hay and hoping the dry weather will continue. N. T. Wheeler of Endeavor. Penn., and B. W. Mersereau of Klamath Falla are spending a fsw days as house guests at the W. T. Grieve home. John Richardson, who haa been attending school at Corvallls the past year, wss married June a there. They are living In Fiuspect and plan to return to Corvallls In the fall. Applegate Dairy Maintains High Standard Output APPI.EOATE. June 31. ( Special ) Tho "Clover Lent" la the name of the new dairy on the I. H. Taylor ranch on Big Applegate. Mr. Taylor recent ly started a milk route to about 70 Jacksonville and Medford customers, A large refrigeration plant and aera tor .has been Installed, making It possible to start the milk loe cold on the route. Mr. Taylor announces that he will maintain clean competi tion and not cut prices. The Clover Leaf motif will be stamped on the bo t tie caps. The Clover Leaf is said to be on of the finest dairies lu southern Ore gon, having com pie to modern equip ment, a large cooling plant where cattos of milk ft re kept until time for delivery, hot and cold water system, bottling room and Mia tor where milk la cooled to freeelng point in it few seconds. The barn where the 38 head of Jersey and Guernsey cows are milked has cement floor. The cows arc all tuberculosis tested and a hcftHh cer tificate from the health department shows the dairy produces grade A milk. R. A. Brown, experienced dairyman from Eugene, haa charge of all the milking, bottling and prep. aratlon for delivery. All those who come In contact with handling of the milk wear white uni forms with Vie clover leaf design. In addition to selling milk, Mr. Taylor sella whipping cream, coffee cream and Bulgarian buttermilk made by Mr. Brown, Bible Schcool at Phoenix Enrolls Many Youngsters PHOENIX, June 31. f Spl.) The dally vacation Bible school which opened at tho Presbyterian church here last week has been very suc cessful and will draw to a close this week. The school has been under the leadership of Miss Winifred Gas ton of Grants Pass, with a corps of teaohers and helpers from the local community. Mr. Eld rid Re and Earl Courtney will be unable to be here and their places as teachers will be filled by the young people putting on special evening services at the church. Miss Duff will preside at the ptsno, tak ing the place of Marjorle Poling, who has been doing this the past week, The enrollment of the school on the opening day and before the end of the first week had reached the 60 mark with average attendance of 40 each day. Larger enrollment Is looked for this week. WILL VISIT ROXY ANN Jacksonville Orange has been In vited to hold Its regular meeting with Roxy Ann Orange next Prlday even ing, June 34. The local Orange will conduct the meeting and furnish the program. A musical and literary pro graa has been arranged with other surprise features. A large delegation from Jacksonville is expected to at tend. The home economics club covered dish supper which had been planned for next Saturday evening has been postponed for the time being. Pur. ther announcements will be made at the next Orsnge meeting. FARMER IIS WIFE L CANTON. O.. Jun JI. (API Paul Hardin, 30-year-old farmer liv ing ten mils southwsst of br. hot hi wife and four amall children to death last nlftht and commltud sul- old. Th tragedy was discovered today by Hardin' father. Th elder Hardin said b thought his son' mind had been deranged by brooding over bis recent arrest on federal liquor charge. ' Broken windows gland by Trow- orldg Cabinet Work, Prospect 1 GRAVE BLUNDER BUTLER BRANDS G. 0. P. PLANK AS . NEW YORK, June 31. (AP) Branding the Republican prohibition plank aa a "political blunder of the first magnitude," Dr. Nicholas Mur ray Butler today in an Interview with the World Telegram predicted the party will "go over the dam" in No. v ember unless state conventions In wet. Industrialised New England and Middle Atlantic states repudiate the plank. The article stated that Dr. Butler would cut short his annual trip to Europe as head of the Carnegls Peace foundation and return home In lass thsn a month to lead, a campaign to bring about repudiation of the plank by the state conven tions. Dr. Butler Is to sail for Europe Tuesday. He said today he would make a formal statement before ho left. Reaction In several esstern states to the Idea of repudiating the plank was not particularly favorable today. Republican leaders In Vermont, New Hampshire, and Connecticut Indl cated they would stand by the plank aa adopted by the national conven tion. The Republican state con ventlon of Maryland, which met In Baltimore late in May, refused to adopt a resolution committing Itself to a repeat plank. Dr. Butler described the plank on prohibition adopted In Chicago as having been "sired by muddle heads out of cowardice" and as "the most shocking exhibition of patronage control of a convention since 1873, when Ulysses 8. Grant won his sec ond nomination." RELIEF PROGRAM PORTLAND. Ore.. June HI. fAP) Gov. Julius L. Meier yesterday per sonally began organ 1 tat ion of th Hate-wide relief program he has sus gested as a means of caring for the unemployed and the needy. County officials and ethers, wno oa me as delegates to the conference, met with the governor and discussed the situation. Governor Meier named an executive committee to analyze all relief plans and co-ordinate them. , . The committee members are Ray mond B. Wilcox, president of the Portland community chest; County Judge Victor P. Moses, of Benton county; Ray GUI, master of the Ore gon satte grange: Ben T. Osburne, secretary of the Oregon state federa tion of labor: Mrs. W. W. Gabriel, leader in relief work among women's organisations; and Alex J. Barry, state commander of the American Legion. ROSEBURQ, June SI. (AP) Matt Ollllsple, aged about 60, a well Known prospector of the Olid district, died suddenly Sunday after noon while on th way to Oraasy ranch In the heart of th Umpqua national forest, according to word received her today over the forest service telephone Una, Ferry Wright and W, r. Hopkins, packers, wer transporting Ollllsple'a supplies by pack train and they report that ha became exhauated on the trail. In structing them to continue to camp, dating that he would follow afwr a short rest. When he failed to ar rlv In camp they started back along th trail and found that he had died at th spot when they had left him. SANDBLAST SAYS DRY PUNK OKEH PORTLAND, Ore., Jun SI. (API Satisfaction with th prohibition plank in th republican platform wa irprasaed by L. B. Sandblast upon bis arrival horn her yesterday. Sandblast, Floyd J. Cook and Jack L. Day, all of Portland, wer th first of Oregon' II delegates to th national oonventlort la Chicago to return, Sandblaat, Oregon campaign man ager for Senator Joseph I. Pranc. and a rapealu when h left for Chi cago, also iprsd himself In har mony with President Hoowr'. noml. nation. Discussing th liquor question, Sandblaat aald: "I went to th convention an out and out wet. There waan't any mis tak about that. ! urged for repeal, but 1 see now that th present plan mt th situation better." Phoenix Endeavor Meetings Attract FHOINIX. Jun 31. (Spl.) Chris tian Endeavor society of th Presby terian church hsr mat Sundsy night with Ml Wlnlfrsd Inman. Forty four young people and several adult members of th. church wer. present. A vocal .olo wa glvn by Mis Alios Lowry, ecompsnled by Mis Ilesnor gwlsher. All young people In th community r Invited nd good meeting ar planned for each Sunday evening. PROSPECTOR DIES ON UMPQUATRAIL