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BEDFORD MATj TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1932. PAGE THREE REQUESTS POUR IN County Agents and Aides! REED IS DENIED 10 CHAMBER FOR DATA ON VALLEY Continued Inquiries regarding the Rogue River valley are being received ! tnla.week by the local Chamber of Oommeroe from prospective buyers of farm and city property. The llt, an-, nounced by the chamber today, with requests for copies of the Mall Tri bune, reads as follows: ' Mrs. S. A. Hlckox, Lang, Cal. In terested In cheap acreage with or without buildings, preferably along the Applegate; or homestead relin quishments. Herbert Edwards, Rt. 1, Campbell, Cal. Several families Interested In cut-over timber land open for settle ment. W. P. Hubbs, 714 Claire Ave., Pop lar Bluff, Mo., asks about good snfaU business for aale which would have a good future. C. R. Reeves, 414 Majestic Bldg., Oklahoma City, Okla. Interested In small tracts of land close to city. P. L. Marvin, 210 W. 7th St., Room 303, Los Angeles, C.U., wants an auto court or auto court site on the high way, with running water If possible, In exchange for San Diego property, Improved and vacant. E. p. Vache, Rt. a. Box 134, Phoe nix, Ariz. Interested In small gen eral farm: would prefer to rent first year, with option 'o buy. John K. Mil J us, 18 18th Court, Her mosa Beach, Cal. Improved acreage; something on river and highway preferable. Bargain only. rtuswll J. Albright, 16003 So. Menlo Ave., Garden. Cal., has property In Gardens (within city limits of Los Angeles), improved with 6-room mod ern house, as well as unimproved land, which he would like to ex change for a farm or ranch near Medford. W. M. Hendrlx, Box 188 -R-5, High land Station, Denver, Colo- Several families In that section Interested In farming. W. I). Goodwin, 3570 Lincoln Blvd., Venice, Cal. Small farm. Geo. Mitchell, Arteala, Cal. Inter ested particularly In land lying about IS miles north of Medford. Small general farm. J. I. Pranks, 314 W. Ill St.. Los Angeles, Cal. Ex-service man wants to rent, with option to buy, 10 or 15-acre farm, with four or five! room house, furnished; must be In expensive, '"oward Plttenger, Box 343, No- gales, Ariz., would like homestead re linquishment or small farm, about 30 acres farming pi and, and some good grazing land for cattle. H. N. Bradshaw, 438 E. Emerson Place, Wllmer, Cal., would like to se cure acreage In vicinity In exchange for lot 00x186, small modern home and chicken equipment for 300 chick ens, In Los Angeles. T. J. Hart, 717 West Covlna Blvd., Baldwin Park, Cal., wants a farm. Sam McDermott, 212 Blanchard St., Seattle, Wash. Small farm. E. H. Moore, care W. L. Frakes, Rt. 3. Culbertson, Neb, Small farm, in expensive, between Medford and Ash land preferred. Russell B. Mitchell, 329 Gordon Lane, Murray, Utah. Interested In Improved, or partly Improved farms. Thad Rislnger, 2201 24th St., Lub bock, Texas. Photographic studio. Mrs. E. B. Blake, care E. Stringer. Terrebone, Ore.-: Interested In tur key raising. Ina Hodsln, 0313 E. Second St., Colvllle, Wash. Small farm. Ray S. Tharp, Box 516, El Cerrlto. Cal. Parmlng; Improved or partly Improved farm land. Georg- Graves, Box 301, San Fer nando, Cal., would like a home with about 10 acres, about five miles from town. In exchange for Income prop erty in San Fernando. D. C. Chamberlln, 4317 Raynol St., Los Angeles, Cal, would like to trade his clear home In L. A., valued at 1)1500, for small farm of equal value. Orville Tout. General Delivery, Dl nuba, Cal., would like to rent or lease rar.ch suitable . for cattle and hog raising. In region where hunting and fishing is good, but on good road. -.. F. Ballou. 523 W. Center St., Anaheim, Cal. Small ranch; must be good value. Joseph Wlllmer, Rt. 2, Forest City Road, Orlando, Fla. Must make change because of health. Mr. Wlll mer la a horticulturist, and also raises chickens; would like to trade his 40 acres (four miles from Orlando) for a small place with cottage, where he could continue same line of work. The following Inquiries have been received for general Information, but give no Indication as to preference: Chas. Scurlock, 14423 Sylvan St., Van Nuys, Cal. O. E. Kennery, 611 Central Bldg.. Pasadena, Cal. H. L. Hart, 4230 Arden Way, San Diego, Cal. J. A. Ebert, Bucklln, Kan a. G. E. Vordenbaum. 1514 Saunders Ave., San Antonio, Tex. Mrs. C. E. Margrave. Mt. Bullion. Mariposa, Co., Cal. O. S. Jackman, Rt. 6, Box 1424, Phoenix, Ariz. R. A. Bergln, 501 Adams Ave,, La Grande, Ore. C. S. Welsh. Box 493, Lancaster, Cal. Joe Gleg, Rt. 1, Box 1142, Ceres. Cal. Perry O. Phipps, 70t Terminal Tower, Cleveland. Ohio. ' L. D. Smith, 910 E. 81st St Los Angeles, Cal. Harry A. Cllne, 623 8th Ave., P. O. Box 425, Greeley, Colo. E. V. Davis, Rt. 1, Tolleson, Aria. M. J. Sllverthorn, Slml, Cal. R. W. Kingston, Rt. 3. Caldwell, Ida. Chas. E, Gerlach, 1921 No. Wah catch Ave., Colorado Springs, Colo. Mrs. O. W. Hunsaker, 926 Vassar Ave., Fresno. Cal. D. W. McNabb, 1316 Liberty St.. Los Angeles, Cal. W. A. Compton, Olive View, Cal. Edw. Loney, 4139 Ouardla Ave., Los Angeles, Cal. W.- D. Bonham, Box 1064, Blsbee, Arts. Albert Hale, Rt. 1, Box 105, Lake port, Lake Co, Cal. AuBiut ipcct&l. Thre load tSlo (or KS.7S. Med. rucl Co. Tl. 631, L- hit" if M: w. ' Ui.v. I jr ; r. -H aWl . i .11 f-m" y'tTV '' f -Kennel! EH Photo. K5i 4v t-'31& Society and Clubs Edited by Eva Nealon Miss Patton Invites i Friends to Swim, Dance. 'Miss Helen Patton, daughter of Mr. I and Mrs. Hamilton Patton, will be hostess this evening at a swimming and dancing party at her home on Capitol Hill. Guests Invited for the occasion are Misses Helen McAllister. Joan DeLosh, Katherlne Robinson, Catherine Brandt, Lots Nichols, Mol Ue Brown, Doris Patton and Evelyn Leonard, and Messrs. Bob Boyle. Dick Sleeter. Wilton White, Russell Brown, Don Wold. Walt Young, Phil Qulsen berry, Tom White and Francis Dal lalre. Misses Leonard and Nichols to Entertain. Misses Lois Nichols and Evelyn Leonard will be hostesses Saturday afternoon at a lovely bridge party at the latter's home on South Holly. There will be four tables In play dur ing the afternoon, the following guests having been invited: Misses Kath erlne Robinson,- Catherine Brandt, Helen McAllister. Barbara Fields, Helen Patton, Dorothy Llnbeck, Doris Patton, Virginia English, Helen Stearns, Mollie Brown, Catherine Chaney, Joan DeLosh, Jean Quisen berry and Marjorle Mulholland. Mrs. Black Hostess At Dinner Party. Mrs. Nion Tucker, who arrived by plane Sunday for Ban Francisco, was the inspiration for a delightful party last evening, given by Mrs. C. N. Black at the Black lodge on Rogue river. Other guests were Mrs AHn J. Lowrey of San Francisco and Mr. and Mrs. Corbln Edgell of Medford. Mrs. Lowrey, who has been guest of the Blacks for a time, is leaving today for San Francisco. Dixie Club to Have Luncheon Saturday. The Dixie club win meet for lunch eon Saturday, September 3. at the home of Mrs. C. J. Fry and a large attendance is desired. Luncheon will be served at 12:30 o'clock and mem bers are asked to call Mrs. G. Q. D'Alblnl, phone 616, for further In formation. Miss Winter Expected To Arrive Soon. Miss Helen Winter Is among In structors In the Medford schools re turning this week from vacations. 8he Is expected to arrive today from Pot tl and. Degree of Honor Meeting Postponed. The meeting of the Degree of Honor lodge, planned for this even ing has been postponed until a later date, it, was announced yesterday afternoon. When Traveling WHEN yon are away from home with trie children, remember Kellogg' Corn Flakes. You can always get Kellogg's at any hotel or restaurant. And what could be better than a bowl of healthful Kellogg's and milk? So easy to digest. So wholesome. ' Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek njotja Top row, left to right K. G. Fowler, county n gent ;.. M a b e 1.. Mack, home demonstration ngent; Howard Warner, fruit Inspector. Bottom row: Gladys York, sten dRrnpher, and L. P. Wil cox, fruit inspector. Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Stop Here On Honeymoon. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Baxter of Sprague, Ore., stopped here the first of the week to visit Mrs. Baxter's aunt, Mrs. Paul Grelner, while en route south on their honeymoon. "fciey also visited Max 8mlth and other friends in Ashland while in southern Oregon. Mrs. Baxter was formerly Edna Grelner and has many friends here among former residents of east ern Oregon. Ed sells Entertain For Slater Johnstons. Complimenting Mr. and Mrs. T. Slater Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. Corbln Edgell entertained at dinner Mon day evening at their home on Berke ley Way. Covers were arranged for Mr. and Mrs. Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. H Chandler Egan. Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. George Rob' erts, Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Emmens, Mr. and M-s. W. F. Biddle, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Edgell. Mrs. Sherwood Returns To Southern California Mrs. Russell Sherwood and chil dren have reutrned to their home in southern California, after spending srveral weeks of the summer here as guests of Mrs, Sherwood's parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Dew. Mrs. Sher wod was formerly Virginia Dew of this city. Mrs. Herrmann Arrives Tomorrow Mrs. Gerald Herrmann of San Francisco is expected to arrive to morrow from San Francisco to be guest for several weeks of her moth er, Mrs. C. N. Black. Mrs. Herrmann is remembered as .the former Miss Billy Norrls. Mrs. Burnhnm Returns South Mrs. F. K. Burnham of San Fran cisco, who has spent considerable time this summer at the Burnham river lodge, will leave this evening for the bay city. Hoffmans Here For Dedication Mr. and Mrs. Hawley Hoffman of Portland are among folk from the north here for the dedication of the new Jackson county courthouse to day. They will also visit friends while In southern Oregon. Mrs. Stuart Leaves For Holiday Trip Mrs. May Stuart left this afternoon for Portland, where she will Join her brother, Fred Callahan, and journey to Walla Walla, where they will spend Labor Day as guests of their mother, Mrs. A. M. Callahan. ' PTP' 1! j 9RN II COUNTY HELP IN MAKING APPEAL Albert W. Reed of Denver. Colo., serving a life sentence in the state prison at Salem for compllmlty In the murder of Victor Knott, Ashland po liceman, last January, was yesterday denied a motion by the circuit court for county funds for the preparation of the transcript of the evidence In hla trial for an appeal to the su preme court. The motion was made by his attorneys, Newbury and New bury. Paul McQuade and Lee Jack son, Indicted with Reed for the mur der, are stilt fugitives. It was estimated that the cost of the transcript would be approximate ly 9200. .Reed's relatives In Colorado depression hit axe unable to pro vide the necessary money. The appeal was Intended to be bas ed upon the discovery of New evi dence, revealed In affidavits made by Ashland residents. The strongest link was one that averred that Reed at the time of the mruder was in a ham burger stand three blocks away. Red Is highly hopeful that an ap- FREE! VALUABLE BOOKLET Answers all your queicions about the fuel that powers your car. Ask the smil ing Associated Serviceman for your FtLEE copy of this authoritative book let "The Truth About Gasoline." 0EIAT Tune in Associated Spotlight, peal would gain him liberty. He Is employed in the prison machine shop and 1 said to be a model prisoner. REDDY TO OPEN MINING BUREAU Dr. J. P. Reddy, an authority on mining conditions In southern Ore gon will open an office in the Hotel Allen (Nash), as a clearing house of Information on mines, mining and miners, in Jackson, Josephine and Curry counties. Dr. Reddy says there are dally in quiries about mining in this section and at the present time between 200 and 300 men are working in the hills on mining projects. This interest In mining has come of its own strength, and through no other influence. He believes that the establishment of a mining office will be valuable to all concerned. Chase To Be With ' Ray Wright Office C. O. Chase of Detroit Lakes, Minn., has arrived in Medford with his fam ily and will be associated here with Ray E. Wright in the offices of the New York Life Insurance company. Mr. Chase was formerly principal at the high school In Detroit Lakes. 90-minute radio extravaganza PAROLE HOPE FOR JACKSON COUNTY MEN BEHIND BARS A number of Jackson county pris oners In Vie penitentiary for various crimes are scheduled to come up be fore the state parole board at Its next meeting, as they have served one third their sentences and are eligible for parole. The parole applications of Jackson county's life termers the DeAutre mont brothers, and James Dougherty, three time loser, sentenced for burn ing the feet of an aged Junkman to make his tell the hiding place of his mythical wealth are received once a year as a matter of form. They hold no hope for a parole. Under the Oregon law, prisoners with a previous record of conviction are not eligible for parole. There are several in this class from this county including Ed Corey, serving 10 years for an assault upon a young Rogue River girl. 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