MEDFORD IIUL TRIBUNE, IfEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1932.
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y WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED Office experience by 20-yesj-old
high school graduate and
college student. Knowledge of typ-
rng. write DM .
WANTED Housework by experienced
lady. 3.60 week. Box 7588, Tribune.
POSITION WANTED Housekeeper or
S radical nurse, phone 825. Mrs.
ullock.
PER1ENCED stenographer wants
MltlOn. BOX IOO xnuuuw.
far. Must be cheap
Give , price, etc. Box
8S0, Mall Tribune.
WANTED l'S-n-P. , stationary en
gine. State make, condition, price.
L. Dyslnger, Browncboro.
WANTED Loan of 81GG0 at 8
. Best aecurlty. Phone 746-Y.
jl, ANTED Several hundred old news
i papers, phone 448 after 7 p. m.
WANTED Laundry. 4o lb;. 8c lb.
i completely finished. Phone 869-X-2
iR RENT HOUHES
r Furnished house, close
319-Y.
Ir email house, furnished
Jnihl. with half acre of
-4jtn mil. Now Is the time
foplant winter garden. Tel. 1514-W.
R BENT 8-room modem house.
Call 834-J.
SOR RENT About Oct. I, small furn.
home for 2 adults: 1 block off
Main: electric range, Frlgldalre.
IPhon 319-R.
FOR RENT 5-room modem bunga
low, close In, nice lawn and shade;
easily heated; reasonable rent. Tel.
148.
FOR RENT Furnished 5-room house
Crater Lake Ave.; unfurnished 5
roon house on 12th near school.
Both new. Phone 1149.
fOR RENT 4-room modern furn.
house, with garage. Call 315 or
! 1118-J.
FOR RENT Beay.tlful furnished
, home, 840 E. 9th et. Also cheaper
fhouses. Phone,fl382-J.
fQP, bSnt 3-oom turn! house, 448
S. Frcot. I
-ROOM urn. or unfurnished, at 1139
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I Boy A1
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W, t.tln. fll-iJO. A1SO rooniB. at
Ave., 810. Phone C. A. Devoe.
OR 'RENT On highway at Phoenix,
Joom house with 3 acres garden
frind. See J. B. Webster Agency.
f)R BKNT Neat cottage, 8. C. H
Howell. BTrvdale Ave.
"OR RENT- W lern home on Eaat
Mala St. Inquire Farmers & Frult
(rrowtrs Bank.
-Xa RENT Modern house. Inquire
. 311 Vancouver.
OR RENT 3 modern bungalows,
Serrydale: newly decorated, new
lawn; 112 50. water paid Tel. 105
OR RENT Strictly mdrn, unlur
utahed 5 room un si alow, close in
and nead high achool; haa heat
rola electric heater: laundry equip
, ped with tube; parage, wood shed,
flowera, lawn, etc; no small chil
dren; addrrw Box 723, Mall Trib
une; atat if have pnone and own-
r wlU call.
OR RENT Furnished hmiAe, 3 and
8-room apta.; frnraw. 601 W. 10th.
OR RENT Three-room modern
furnished houae. 315 South Peach.
Phone 408-J-4. Fred C. Sander.
URN1SHED houJ. Tel. C A. DeVuS
OR RENT Stucco, 101 Ciark St;
r.ewly decorated; 118 mo. Tel. 105.
04 RENT Oood HOU9C. clott IB
flnqul: 417-J-2.
r ar,NT How near nun acho-Jl
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hone 75
Jk tan bloodhounds.
JfmTssing. call 1MB.
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to wrect. MUll
Auto Electric,
I13S-W.
' god stock ranch
" I for cash. Box
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t res. Phone 618-L
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POB BENT HOUSES
FOR KSN'l uumM rtirmsbed or
unfurnished Browv whl L
HOMES rtR RENT Call ISO
FOR BENT APARTMENTS
FURNISHED APTS. with private bath,
garage, lights and water: newly pa
pered; adults only. Apply after
at rear ot 244 So. drape.
CLEAN J-room apta. for rent cheap.
510 N. Bartlett.
FOR RENT 4-room duplex apt., fur
nace, electric range, electric re
frigerator. Fbone 442.
COZY 5-room furn. apt. with sleep
ing porch and private bath. Mrs.
Clarence Pankey. 321 Apple.
FOR RENT Wen furnished apart
ments, winter ratea. 616 N. Central.
GLORIA PAN APTS. Tor sale or
trade, or will lease for one year.
God Income. 375 South Central.
Tel. 87B-R.
APTS. FOR RENT 808 W. Main.
MODERN furnished 2-room apart
ment. 345 N. Bartlett. Tel. 753-M
FURN. APT, new overstuffed, refrlg
' (ration. The Berben, 10 Quince.
FOR BENT FURNISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT 2 rooms and sleeping
porch. 51 No. Oakdale.
FOR RENT Furnished sleeping
room and garage, 83.00 per week.
325 So. Riverside Ave. "
FOR KENT ROOMS AND BOARD
PLEASANT ROOMS, 82; board 5
716 East Main.
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT Chicken ranch, large
chicken house and good 5-room
house. 635 N. Central.
WHOLE or half store for rent, for
merly Jennings Loan Office, Hotel
Allen.
OFFICES In Sparta Bldg.: Ideal loca
tion, steam heat; low rentals. Carl
Y. Tengwald. Ageni.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR SALE Apt. house cheap,
residence. 806 w. Main.
Also
FOR SALE; Or would rent, one of
the best little business stands In
the city. Just the place for a man
and wife. Do not answer unless
you mean business. Address Box
XX, Mall Tribune.
FOR SALE OR LEASE Auto camp
with 10 apartments with garages
In Alturas. Calif. B!g Pints Lumber
Co., Medford, ore.
FOR EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE Furniture repaired, up
holstered, for what have you? Thl-
bault, Phone 060-R.
WILL TRADE; Battery radio set for
wood. 519 N. Bartlett.
TO EXCHANGE Registered Jersey
bull for one wjtn sausiactory pern
gree. J. A. Manke, R. F. D. 1.
SALE OR TRADE Mining claim.
Will take small car. Box 285, Rt. 1,
Medford.
FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE
WANTED Trade MedJord suburban
nmoertv for farm machinery. Med'
ford Ploe Si Machinery Co., 1617
No. Riverside.
TRADE 4-room house, 4 lots, good
location, line mwo, jaiwu mw
Central Point for dairy stock, team,
few sheep, farm Implement. Will
Klve nood trade. W. R. Lamb, Cen
tral Point, end at. water tans ia on
-rr Aonrts ffWTinv ivl land, clear:
new stucco income rcaiuci4-o. w-
ford, want auto camp, ora
Tribune.
WANT to trade even, equity In my
home for Improved or partly Im
proved farm; lot 50x150 ft.. 3-room
house and bath, 3 large shade
trees and beautiful yard. Price
C1800; my equity 1000; bal. $800
payable $12 per month. Inc. Int.
No mortgage. Owner, 6927 Cali
fornia Ave., Bell Jjos Anseiea. uai
FOft SALE OH TRADE For Medford
400 A good land in NebrH all in
fine crop now, rencea, renwea, ievai
dark rlcii aandy loam needa no ir
rigation, high altitude, mild cli
mate, Jolna state highway, lights
and phone avaiiaoie. sen ior iuuu,
car down, balance back on land
at 6 worth $20,000. Address Vivi
an Norman Barto, Roffue River, Ore
FOR SALE OR TRADE For Mediord,
clear for clear 3 ranches loinlnc?,
160 acres improved, good house, 30
acres fenced, i2 acres ciearea, sun
irriftated springs, placer mine, plen
ty more land to clear; 80 acres. 2
room house, all year creek, elVhe
place flanked by mllea of free range,
Ideal for stock raising and mixed
rarmins. Vivian Norman onio,
Rogue River. Ore.
" FOR 8ALK AUTOMOBILES
1927 PACKARD Good rubber, good
shape throughout, to trade for
cows or saddle horses. Value $300
Write or call at Fur Klh &i Game
Corp. Ranch, Prospect, Ore.
FINANCE CO. aaya sell this repoa-i?-ed
Ford roadster, registered
1031, with amall mllence and new
car guarantee, cannot be told from
new. Someone get a bargain on
verv eaav terms.
GATES AUTO CO. USFD CAR DEPT.
FOR SALE Cheap i ton Reo Speed
Wajion. A-l condition, new tires.
Maie an offer. Valley Fuel Co.
SANDY'S USED CAR EMPORIUM
Featuring Chevrolet this week at r
real price.
29 Cher. Coupe $523 00
"it Chev, Coach and trunk- 225 00
29 Chev. Coach 225 00
'30 Chev, Coupe - 325 00
27 Cher. Coupe ..... 75 00
25 Other makes Fords. Pontlar.
Evex, Chryslers, Oakland. Buicka,
et". Prlcea and terms to suit.
Open Eveninea snd Sundavs.,
PONTIAC frALE8 FLOOR
So. Riverside.
t OK SAI.L THICKS
FORD TRUCKS for sale cheap. Med.
Fuel Co. Tel. 631.
FOR SALE IM1S AMI PLTS
FOR A? ALE Persian kittens, bes and
canarv bird. A R- Haaaccm.
BKLe road,
FOR SALE LrYESTOV
FOR SALE
Weaner pigs. Phone
S91-R-2.
REGISTERED Shropshire rams. L, A.
Salade, Jr.. Central Point.
RED weaner plga. Bo fll, Anderson
Creek road, i"aient.
FOR SALE Red feeder pigs; also Red
brood sow, will farrow soon, aooii
Schula, Beagle, Ore.
FOR SALE RtAL E91ATK
RARE BARGAIN ollercd in endeavor
to raise cash: 4-room house witn
bath; paved street, close In, every
thing paid In full; $650 for clear
title.
10 Acres. 5-room house and out
buildings: a beautiful borne place
fine shade, ample water, good soil.
A clear title for $850.
SO-Acre wood tot, cabin, truck,
tools, etc.. chickens, goats, 1 horse,
etc. Clear title for $550.
BROWN Ss WHITE. Realtors.
104 West Main St.
FOR SALE 5-acre tract on north
Pacific highway, inquire Farmers
4s Fruitgrowers Bank.
WHEN you think of real estate think
of Brown 6 White.
FOR SALt HOMES .
FOR SALE 7-room modern home on
corner lot. or will trade for Im
proved acreage near Medford. 627
So. Riverside.
$900 EQUITY in modern house to
trade for used car. Inquire, full
particulars, 25 So. Orange. Phone
928-W.
FOR SALE OR RENT 3 room modern
house, also 4 room modern house,
both on Lozler Iane. Each house
on quarter acre. Big Pines Lbr. Co
for. SALE FRUIT VEGETABLES
GET YOUR Jonathan apples at Pin
nacie packing House, wo. 3; doc per
lug.
STRAWBERRIES, 30c gallon. Blood,
fin view Ave., near cantraj roim.
TOMATOES Ready picked. 60c per
ioo ids.; 90c delivered. Tel. Bti9-A.-3
CONCORD grapes for sale cheap. In
quire iii otu rt;iuisy ivnriit nv.
Medford.
FOR SALE Stark's Delicious -apples.
M. F. Young, central point, R. 1.
FOR SALE Grapes, several varieties;
also Jonathan and Delicious ap
ples. Cheaper by truck lots. Joe
Kan tor, Rout 4, Box 237.
GOOD cooking apples, 35c
Bring boxes. 720 Park.
a box
FOR SALE Tomatoes, lc.
9-F-5.
Hartley,
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE! Bed davenport in good
condition, bib w. i3tn st.
CLARINET, B-flat Boehm system;
buffet, $25. Blood, Pitt View Ave.,
near Central Point.
PIANO Baby grand. $395; easy terms.
Baldwin Piano Sboppe, 26 S. Grape.
FOR SALE 1 -h.p. gas engine, I Va
in, piston pump, 2-in. 6team pump,
2',i-ln. hydraulic pump, 2-ln. cen
trifugal pump, 1-ln. centrifugal
pump, l4-in. and 1-ln, used pipe,
steel rails and cars, steam boilers
Medford Pipe & Machinery Co- 1617
No. Riverside.
FOR SALE Child's crib: also Ivory
bedroom furniture. 703 West 2nd
St. Te'.. 927-X.
DAVENPORT and chair, dressing
table snd chiffonier, cheap. 219 N
Oakdale.
FOR SALE Genuine Persian rug.
7x13. 619 So. Riverside.
FOR SALS Hungarian vetch seed,
Phone 523-J-4.
CLOSING OUT SALE Electric wash
ing machine, like new, $23.50; out
board motor, $37.50; 2 bo tor boats,
$5 and $6.50; 3 electric sewing ma
chines as low as $7.50; radio, $7.50;
several CBsh registers cheap. Also
unredeemed diamonds and watches
at unbelievable prices. We are pos
itively closing out all of our stock.
Jennings Loan Office, 6 So. Front.
FOR SALE Circulating heater. Phone
576-Y.
FOUR (4) bowling alleys for sale or
trade. Chas. Stokes, Corvallls, Ore.
Lincoln Lane. Rt. 4.
FOR SAL1S Chtlds bed, unusually at
tractive: suitable for ages 3 to 12
Phone 1022.
FOR SALE On 30 Cletrac, good
condition, cheap for cash. Cass
Auto Wrecking. Phone 780.
FOR SALE Harley-Davldion motor
cycle. $85 cash. See John, at Mail
Tribune.
USED PIANO. $50.
Shoppe.
Baldwin Piano
FOR SALEGreen pasture, hay, wheat
and straw. Tel. 4C8-R-4, evenings.
NO. 1 POTATOES. $1.25 hundred;
No. 2 s, 80c. Phone 950-R-2. Rich
field Service, Phoenix.
FOR SALE Used sewing machines, all
makes, $5 up; terms if desired. All
makes rented and repaired. White
Sewing Machine Co, 24 N. Bartlett.
OAK DEN DIRT, piuwing. fertiliser
sand and gravel Phone B12-J.
FOR PALE Roll top dek, like new;
office fl'ing cabinet, davenport,
heater dining table, chairs, Strom-bcre-CarUon
battery radio, go-cart,
refrigerator, U-h.p. electric motor,
band saw. circular saw, llbraiy
table, sanitary couch, child's rock
er, walnut bedroom suite, circulat
ing heater, comb, wood and gas
rai.?e. All real bargains. Medford
Exchange, 33 South Front. Tel. 931
FOR SALE Tomatoes, 'e per pound
at Calhoun ranch, I mile south
west of Phoentx.
MISCELLANEOUS
ASTROLOGICAL Study Center. Be
ginner's classes In Astrology con
ducted without tuition. Books on
Astrology, Psychology and Meta
physics for sale. 16 8. Bartlett.
LOCAL or long distance hauling. We
guarantee to cave you money Haw-
'f Transfer, qib North River al3e
1 iP.-X,
MISCELLANEOUS
OLD PEOPLE enjoy living at the Ash
land convalescent Home.
BUSINESS DI1U C't'ORY
JACKSON CO.
ABSTRACT CO.
Abstracts of Title and
Title Insurance. I he
only complete Title
System in Jackson
County.
MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts
of Title, Tula Insurance. Rooms 8
and ft. No. 82 North Central Ave.,
upstairs.
Automobile Loans.
CONTRACTS REFINANCED
PAYMENTS REDUCED
We pay up balance due dealer, bank
or finance company and extend
your payments. Additional money
loaned- Phone 31 for appointment.
Dressmaking ana Remodeling.
THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking
and remodeling. 424 Medford Bldg.
Phone 1181.
Expert Window Cleaners.
LET GEORGE DO IT - Tel. 1172.
House cleaning. Floor waxing. Ori
ental rug cleaning, specialty.
Funeral Parlor.
PERL'S FUNERAL HOME Distinctive
service at moderate rates. Estab
Uahed 20 years. Ambulance serv
ice. 6th St. at Oakdale. Tel 47.
Job Printing.
MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT
Best equipped plant In southern
Oregon. Printing of all kinds; book
binding: loose-leaf ledgers, and
blanks, billing systems, duplicating
cash sales slips and everything in
the printing line. 28-30 N. Grape
Phone 75.
Money to Lend.
WE LEND MONEY on furniture and
late model autos. Three per cent
per month on unpaid balance. No
other charges. Come in and get
tne cash today, see w is Thomas.
45 So Central Phone 139
Painting and Paperhanglng.
SPECIAL Fall prices on painting,
papering, kalsomlnlng. Have that
work done now while we are offer
ing lower prices.
ORINSTED & RUNTZ,
Painters-Decorators.
Phone 1658.
HARRY MARX Painting, tinting.
paperhanglng. Phone 14-F-4. Res,
Coleman. Creek road.
Piano Instruction.
FRED ALTON HA1GHT - Teacher of
piano Classical and popular music
courses. Haight Muslo Studio. 818
Liberty Bldg. Tel. 72.
Transfer.
RE1NK1NG TRUCKING CO. Trans
fer and Storage. We haul anything
an a reasonable price. Ill No. Fir
Street. Phone 332.
DAVIS TRANSFER & STORAGE -
Service guaranteed. 29 S. Grape St.
Phone 644, or residence 1060
EADS TRANSFER fit STORAGE CO.
Office 1016 No. Central Phone 81ft
Prlcea right. Service guaranteed.
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of Sheriff's Sale.
By virtue of an execution on fore
closure duly issued out of and under!
the seal of the Circuit court of tiv
State of Oregon, In and for the Com
ty of Jackson, to me directed add
dated on the 28th day of Septemr.
1932, in a certain action theeln.
wherein Octavia B. Waddell as pain
tlff. recovered Judgment against T. F.
Nichols and Eva Nichols, the vfnd-
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ants, for the sum of Five Thousand
Five Hundred and no-100 ($5.50000)
Dollars, with Interest at Bp per an
num from October 22nd, 1931. with
costs and disbursements taxed it
Nineteen and 55-100 ($19,551 Dollars,
and the further sum of Four Hun
dred Fifty and no-100 ($430.00) Dol
lars, as attorney's fees, which Judg
ment was enrolled and docketed in
the Clerk's office of said Court In
said County on the 28th day of Sep
tember. 1932.
Notice Is hereby fgiven that, pur
suant to the terms of the said exe
cution. I will on the 5th day of
November. 1932. at 10:00 o'clock a. m..
at the front door of the Courthouse
In the City of Medford. in Jackson
County, Oregon, offer for sale snd
will fl at public auction for cash
to the highest bidder, to satisfy said
Judgment, tocether with the costs t f
this sale, subject to redemption
provided by law, all of the right, title
and Interest that the aatd defendants.
T. F. Nichols and Eva Nichols, hus
hnnd and wife, had on the 22nd dav
of July, 1930. or now have In and to
tne following described property, sit
uated in the County of Jackaon. State
of Oregon, to-wlt:
mat part of the nremlaea described
below which lies to the South and
West of the following described line:
r.jrinnln at the Section corner com
mon to Sections 20. 21, 28 and 29 in
Township 35 south of Range 1 West
or tne wuiamette Meridian. In Jack
son County, Oregon, and running
inrnce west 002.1 feet: thence North
79 degrees 41 minutes Wot 243 5 feet
to the center line of the County
Road; thence alonj ald County Road.
North 7 decrees 40 minutes Eaat
440.4 feet: thence North 7 degrees 22
minutes East 354.4 feet; thence North
0 decrees 18 minutes West 462.6 feet;
thence North 11 degrees 17 minutes
Ei. 195.2 feet; thence West 1840
feet, more or leas to intersect with
the West line of the tract of land
described below.
Said description of total tract dl
vfried bv above line la as follow:
The Southwest quarter, and Lotl
and a or section 20, also tne i
half of the Northwest quarter 'nd
the Southwest quarter or the Nrwi
west quarter, and the Wert hif of
the Southwest, quarter of Secttn 21.
also the Northeast quarter C Sec
tion 39, all lii Township 35 fidtth of
Range 1 West of tho WUamettc
Meridian.
Dated this 29th day of flotember.
1032. RALPH 6. JEVUNGS,
Sheriff of Jackson Counf, Oregon.
BV OLGA E. ANDERSON, deputy.
Lake Creek
LARJE CREEK. St. 30. (flpl.)
Another big dance -rill be given !n
Lake Creek Orangehall the evening
of October 8. A japacity crowd Is
expected to atten. and very good
time is anticipate The public is
cordially Invited.
Lake Creek Osnge had a delight
ful meeting irlday evening when
members of Sns valley Orange con
ducted the justness meeting and
presented th literary program.
Sairs Valy officers occupied the
chairs, A -alented and entertaining
group, mcibers of their order, ren
dered the following:
Orchesra, Frances Wilson, James
McDonoigh and Herbert Fitzgerald;
reading Ruby Hall; vocal solos. Mrs.
Burles'n, accompanied by Frances
Wilsoi and James McDonough; mon-
ologe. Edith Sage; saw solos, Mr.
Vlrront. accompanied by Madge
Miehell; reading. Betty Wilson;
reding, Frances Wilson; play, "Get
tng Rid of Father": song, Mrs. Straus,
ars. Wilson and Mrs. Burleson; read
.ng. Mary Hunsley; reading. Mrs. Wil
son: musical selections by orchestra.
The remainder of the evening wis
spent In games and dancing. Lunch
was served to about 170.
Ae the meeting, Central Point
Grange announced a Hallowe'en mas
querade party.
The booster meeting was postponed
until further notice.
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Griffin Crek
GRIFFIN CREEK, Sfft SO. (Spl.) 1
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Juy have sold
their home to the R. Mrs. Eaton
of Medford, who tea possession
September 20. The'udyB are now
living in Medford. All are glad to
welcome Rev. Eatownd family here.
Mr. Cundlff ipervtsed another
canning bee at Mr Herbert Yeoman's
September 34. Tiere were 14 ladles
and four men -resent and canned
048 quarts of uifc Every one en
Joyed the day. .'
Bobby Jow was home over the
week-end fnn his work on Apple
gate. Miss Ade Vogal entertained seve
ral friend September 25, her 18th
birthday. rh afternoon was enjoyed
In game? after which refreshments
were scrcd.
Mr. nd Mrs. Donald Brown en-
Joyed ' motor trip to Roseburg Sun
day. Wi. Cheney returned home Friday
trot $ 10-day trip to California.
I L. Bohl of Portland, who has ,
fom spending a few days with his j
yother, Mm. Margaret Bohl, was a 1
;Ainday evening guest of his brother,
C. Bohl. - 1
Manford, young son of Mr. and Mrs.
I J. Dotiglaa. who had his tonsils
removed Friday morning, Is still ab
sent from school.
Douglas Horton. who spent some
time here as guest of C. P. Baylor's,
left for his home In Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Flck and sons
of Jacksonville were dinner guests
Sunday of Mr and Mrs. J. D. Brown.
Charles Hofebeck returned home
Sunday after spending a week at
Buckhorn Springs enjoying a rest.
Mrs. Lucille Pence, Tlielma ana
Winnlfred Jones were home oveT the
week end and enjoyed Sunday with
their mother, Mrs. Laura Jones.
Mrs. Ralph Oreen and small eon.
Ralph Douglas, have returned home
to Medford after several days witn
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Doug
las. -
Finis and Vernon Harris have gone
to Klamath, where they plan to work
In the potato fields.
Mrs. Henry Griffin and daughter,
Zoa, visited Tuesday evening with
Claud and Floyd Land.
Mr. and Mrs. Doroey Low are mov
ing to the Skinner place and Mr. and
Mrs. Kinnitts, who were living there.
have moved In back of the Wilbur
Kims plbce.
Beptember meeting of the P.-T. A
was postponed because every one was
so busy. The committees are now
making plans for the October meet
ing on the 27th.
Mrs. Edward Vogal and Mrs. J. D.
Brown enjoyed a trip to Buckhorn
Springs Tuesday Mr. Vogal returned
home with them for a few lays. He
haa been spending some time there
tnklng treatments, and Is mucn im
proved.
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Trail
TRAIL, Sept. 38. (Spl.) Mr. and
Mrs. L. R. Armstrong and family pi
San rranclaco an spending a few
week, at California on the Rogue
He la district superintendent of the
Pullman company, San Francisco,
Ray Kels of Wilmington, Cel., is
stopping at California on the Rogue
several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Penton Norman of
Santa Paula, Cel., who haa been at
California on the Rogue for a month.
left for home Monday.
Boyd Tucker. Ralph Watson and
H. Jensen have returned home after
eight weeks In the mountains on for
et service work.
Inez Burk was quite badly shock
ed and bruised Friday as she Jumped
from a moving car driven By R.
Chamberlain, but seems to be recov
ering aa well as could be expected.
Mrs. Wllmer Ragsdale and two chli
dren were overnight guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Cuahman Saturday.
Mre. Veeder of Medford, Mrs. E. E.
Ap.h. Mrs. Charlea Cushmsn and Mrs.
S. W. Hutchinson spent Thursday
afternoon with Mre. Harry Merrlman.
helping quilt.
Mrs. Oeo. D. Saltgman of Medford
visited here over the week-end.
E. Ernst hsa re'urned from Klam
ath county, where he spent a week
hunting.
Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Hutchinson and
little daughter Shirley of Klamath
Falls suent the week-end with his
parents here.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Rlons and three
children, Virginia. Junior and Dick.
spent Sunday afternoon and evening
visiting at the S. W. Hutchinson
home.
This district wa. well represented
In Medford Tuesdsy by the following
persons shopping: Mr. and Mra. Bill
Burk end daughter Inet. Mr. and Mm
Henry Shadley, Mr. snd Mrs. 8. W
Hutchinson. Wllmer Ragsdale, Irven
How. Floyd Hutchlsscn and Ray
Brlgss.
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Long Mountain
LONO MOUNTAIN, Sept. 30. (SpU
Mr. snd Mrs. John Owens snd son
Oana spent Sunday evening with
Mr. snd Mrs. W. R. Holman.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hamlin and fam
ily spent Sunday afernoon at Mr.
and Mrs. Nick Young's.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Holmsn and
fsmlly spent Sunday calling
frlenda In the Lake Creek district.
Drsne Owens Is visiting at the Hol
msn home for a few days.
Wednesday evening dinner guesta
of Mr. snd Mrs. Nick Young were:
Mr, and Mrs. Chlldreth, Mr. and Mrs.
Wn. Perry and Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Jackson-
Tne Znglehardt bova ar hsUllOg
trw fiom, Oujr ftoettl.
j Table Rock
TABLE ROCK. Sept. 30. (Spl.)
Mrs, Durham and daughters of Grif
fin Creek were Sunday guests of Mrs.
V. R. Schaefer and rhlldren.
Miss Eva Hart left last week for
Pasco, Wn., where ehe will stsy with
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Morgan and attend high school
John Morris is employed st the
"Pay and Take It" Orocery In Med
ford.
Floyd Oreen, accompanied by Mr,
and Mrs. Roberts of San Francisco
was a visitor at the A. L. Seabrooke
home here Friday.
Mrs. Lloyd Hamlin entertained with
a children's party honoring her dau
ghter, Roberta's 10th birthday last
Saturday afternoon. The following
children report a most enjoyable af
fair: June lewis, Jean Cooper,
Norma Sage, Edna Knowles. Doris
Richardson and Roberta Hamlin.
T.tble Rock Community club will
meet Friday, Sept. 30. Election of
officers for the next year will be
followed by a program and refresh
ments.
Donald, Ira. H .t)ld and Dwlght
Wilson left Wednesday, for a deer
hunt.
Miss Mary Newman entered Sams
Valley high achool this week.
W. E, Phlpps, Democratic candidate
for county Judge, was interviewing
voters of this community Wednesday,
nlfio was A. H. (9onpy) Rhodes,
candidate for sheriff.
Ed Wilson, local gardener, reports
that the melon seaaon Is about over
here, and owning to the cold weather
of early summer there was no profit
made this year.
It Is reported that a large real
tate denl is pending here and may be
cloned In the near future.
Several from here attended a meet
lug at Sams Valley Thursday evening
where measure to be voted on this
fall were discussed-
Local hunters who have returned
from the hills, report little or no
luck. '
We are glad to report that Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Dunlap are again resi
dents of our community having
moved into the Lydiard house this
week.
Reese Creek
REESE CREEK, Sept. J9. (Spl)
Tommy Nichols left by motor Sep.
tember 28, for Phoenix, Arlt., to
spend the winter.
W. E. Hammond .returned home
MondBy from the mountains, where
he has summered his sheep.
Lewis Robertson and family have
moved from Medford back on their
farm.
Mrs. C. W. Waddell has been stay
ing at her daughter's, Mrs. Bob Hum
phries, the past few days, owing to
the Illness of Mrs. Humphries' baby.
Marshall M Inter broke one of his
ribs last week.
Mrs. O. W. Bailey of Eagle Point 1r
working for Mrs. W. E. Hammet this
week.
Art Andrews snd Clarence Alkens
are making weekly trips with their
truck to Klamath Falls.
Chaa. Humphries and Ted Seaman
have returned from their deer hunt,
but no deer.
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Wagner Creek
WAONBR CREEK, Sept. 30. (flpl.)
Jerry Klngery, his mother and ft
friend, Psul Oetchell of San Joae,
Cal., spent a few days visiting friends
and relatives here. Mr. Klngery and
his mother formerly lived In this
locality.
Charles Lockwood, W. 1. Bradley
and M. V. Bradley were In Ashland
on business Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Sommers and
family and Mlas Qoldie Abbott were
In Medford shopping Saturday even
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Kerby and
nephew, Joe Kerby, and Mr. and Mrs,
Charles Cowan were Sunday visitors
of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Williams on
Emigrant creek.
Roy Snooks of Medford called st
the Abbott home here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge A. Kerby were
In Ashland Saturday evening on bus!
nta.
Mrs. Byron Keith visited Wagner
Creek school Thursday.
Mrs. Ella Abbott and daughter Ku
dell called at the Sommers home
Tuesday evening.
O. A. Kerby and Eugene Eastland
were In Medford Wednesday on busi
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. lock wood were
buslneaa visitors in Talent Tuesday
Byron Keith was in Medford Tues
day transacting business affairs.
, 100, CALLS
LINCOLNTOrT, N. C. fTj Mrs.
Susan Abernethy celebrated her lOOh
birthday lir snd remlled the daya
when she waa a chum of Mrs. "8tone
wall' JarkAon.
The anya the world la Just as good
If not better than In oldfn days: that
sru enjoys her lay pipe snd thinks
automobiles and paved roads are
"wonderful"
Only once In her life has Mrs.
Abernethy been visited by a phy-
iclan. That was four yeara ago
when she had smallpox, and even
then she refused to go to bed,
Nnlli'C.
V. F. W. election of oftlcera, Arm.
orj, Oct. 1.
W. F. WOOD, Comm.
FINDS HNLLYWOOD
By Rohhln Coon.
HOLLYWOOD Diana Wymmrd
finds Hollywood T.rj exciting tweauu
one can't plan from ont day to th.
nut."
Sh wis taken from th. train wh.n
he arrived a month (. and nubad
without delay to the studio. In about
an hour ahe had taken a teat for
part, had tha test approved befor. It
waa seen an unuaual compliment
and befor. th. day was over ehe was
being fitted for coirtumes.
Th. role, that of Prince. Nataaha
In the trlple-Barrymore film, "Raepu
tin." haa kept her buay ever since.
Mlaa Wynward, an English a-lrl. who
faintly remlnda of Norma shearer
and yet doean't resemble her In tha
slightest degree, has an engaging
sense of humor that matchea her
breery manner. Jn sport clothes she
might paaa for an advertisement for
outdoor life, but she confides that
her loathing for golf la almost aa
great aa that for bridge or carda In
any form. She does, however, like to
ride horseback and swim.
"I've had a very ordinary life."
she deplores, "perfectly normal and;
nappy. I m the first of my family toi
go on the atage, and they're not op-l
posing It, but are, I'm stire, rather!
proud of me because I Just upped
and did It all by myaelf. i
"Two years ago, when I waa playing
In London, M-a-M noticed me and'
thought I might do for pictures, and'
thla year, when I waa playing In New
York,, the same scout noticed me
again, and thla time did something
about It. So 1 came out. and here I
am. end X ace by the papers that my
next picture la to be 'Reunion tn
Vienna."
Whether or not she does "Reunion
In Vienna" as scheduled, one thing
la certain wherever M-O-M need a
lady to the manner born, Diana Wyn
ward will be right on hand.
GASOLINE 'ILL'!
MERELY A LEAK
ATLANTA (AP) Drea ma of riches
filled the minds of half a dosen At
lanta boys, who found a flowing "otl
weir in the midst of a north side
residential section here.
Pure gasoline flowed freely chem-,
late analyzed It and these youngsters,
Immediately profited from their find
by using the fluid In their "rattle
trap" automobiles they had salvaged'
from Junk heaps, principally.
news of the discovery of oil spread
and older heads began an Investiga
tion, A filling station operator solved
the mystery 1B00 gallons of gaeollna
had seeped from one of his under
ground tanks, and saturated the hard
clay subsoil below. He estimates the)
boys "wells" will flow for several,
weeks longer.
SAMS VALLEY VOTERS
SAMS VALLBT. Sept. 30. (Spl.)
Public meeting held Wednesday night
to discuss the measures to b voted
on at the general election. Teas at
tended by a amall crowd. -
Th following measure wer taken
up for discussion: Taxpayer young
amendment; trial without Jury
amendment: oleomargarine tax bill:
personal Income tax law; (tate water
power amendment; higher education
appropriation bill, and prohibition re
peal bill.
The first five were unanimously
favored, the appropriation bill met
opposition, and th repeal bill, which
brought lengthy discussion between
four member, waa held over for de
bate. R. E. Neslon, who acted ' aa
chairman, challenged anyone to
debate on the subject.
TAILORED MODE FOR .'.
METROPOLITAN STAR
ST. MORITZ (AP) Rosa Ponselle.
Mctropolltsn Opera soprano, who la
among Americans making dally climb
In the Alpa here, has adopted a
strictly tailored mode for her moun
tain hikes.
She wears a dark tailored wool suit
with a matching beret and a light
tailored blouae. A wide two-toned
kid belt, gauntlet gloves and croco
dile walking ahoes are her accesso
ries. RIBBON EVENING GOWN
IS LATE PARIS MODE
PARIS (AP) An evening frock
made entirely of ribbons Is one of th
most unusual contrlbutlona to th
winter mode.
Worth has designed an evening
gown of dark blue moire ribbon about
alx Inches wide.
The bodice fite gently to the fig-,
ure, while the almple skirt Is made
of rows of the ribbon put together
with fagottlng.
Fender and body repairing. Price
right. Brill Sheet Metal Work.
Sell your old
Jewelry Store.
gold at Lawrence's
WANTED $10,000
First Mortgage best Income
property in city
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