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Newspaper Page TextPXGE SEVEN 1 mtofohd mail ttctbune, m-fdpord, okegon jrojTDXY, jakttary so, 1933. 3. 4 1 4 DON'T FORGET TO PHONE THAT WANT AD HERB ABM THE BATES. Per word met insertion - (Minimum 36o) Eacb addition! Insertion. par word w (Minimum too) For line per month, without copy change ,lat Phone 75 LOST ' ? LOST I dog rouilng. o" lsia 4 tOtrND POUND Black & whlto Spaniel, fe- i. ima w. 9th St. i , MELp" WASTED FEMALE TYPISTS Make extra money. Pr 5 time typing manuscripts for au- 1 Ihors. Complete Instruction, Send S atamp for particulars. Authors ser ; vice. Alhambra. Calif. WANTED 8ITUAT10N8 EXPERIENCED girl want work. Tel. 478. v ' MAN OB WOMAN want Job work, 'n ' aide or out. 626 W 4th Ph. B33-X RELIABLE, experienced girl -wants housework. 1399-X. EXPERT PAINTBR will do sign paint ing Interior decorating - goneral paint Jobs. Call at 322 So Central WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WILL SHARE expenses with party going east. Phone 290-M. WANT 1100-lb. mule. Tel. 373-J-3, Ashland. WANT TO RENT Completely furn ished home. Near high achool. fire place, furnace. 2 bedrooms. Phone 1011-J ' WOOD-SAWINO. Phone 876-W. RAW PURS WANTED 4 caaLcru vuvca 1 Tou don't have to wait for returns. We pay cash. We buy Hides. Pelts and Wool. MED FORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N Grape St. , Phone 1062. WANTED Household goods, stoves, (5 tools, or wnai nave yuu. a irenmRn bargain HOUSE 37 N Grape St. Phone 1063. FOR RENT HOUSES FOR LEASE 203 South Orange, six room, completely iiirnisnwi uui, Ollomatlc hot water furnace, Frigld alre, electric range, fireplace. Charles R. Ray. Realtor, Medford t Bldg., Phone 303 SMALL furnished house. Call at rear 30S So. Oakdale. FOR RENT 5-room modern house. Inquire 1211 E. Main. j SIX-ROOM house with range. 10 No, Peach. Phone 1043-W. NICELY furnished new 3-rootn house and sleeping porch, 308 Ashland Ave.. I5. Owner, 114 Tripp. FOR RENT 3-room house, partly furnished. 444 N. Front. I SMALL turn, hse; 3 adults. Tel. 310-R. ATTRACTIVE new home: bullt-lns and fireplace. 518 S. Oakdale. . CLEAN house close In Keys at 31S So. Ivy. . FOR RENT Modern home; furnace, I fireplace, hardwood floors, large living room. Phone S65-L-3. FOR RENT 60 No. Peach. 6 rooms and bath; oil burner. Tel. 105. fOR RENT 824 W. 13th. Tel. 105. . FOR RENT Houses, 113.50. 1S and j H7.50. Tel. 105. FOB BENT A nicely furnished du 1 plex. close In. for 15 Phone 1149 ; FOR RENT 4-room furnished house. ! 1001 North Central. ' Inquire 039 N. CentraL j FOB RENT Partly furnished borne. - close in. nice shade, garden spot. garage, 20, water rent paid; lo- cated at 316 So. Rlversrslde; In- quire at 325 So. Riverside. FOR RENT Clesn. partly furnished 4-room house. Telephone 488-M.. FOR RENT 5-room furnished house ! and garage. Call at 845 N Bartlett t FOR RENT 4-room modern furnish ed house; hardwood floors, over stuffed, electric range. Call at 030 ; 8 Central ; 5-ROOM modern stucco; cook stove X and heater; 613.00. Key at 531 1 Spencer. 741 WEST JACKSON 6 rooms, good condition and location. TeL 105 FOR RENT Furnished 5-room mod irn house Call at 41. 3 Rivawde taoMES FOR KENT Call 799. FOR RENT Homes Purniahed unfurnished Brown A White FOR RENT APRTMWNTS ; APARTVE.VT FOR REN 1 Nice clean apartment with, gars, cheap, at TOR RENT APARTMENTS FURNISHED apartment. Durell Court 329 N. Holly, phone 1333-W. FURN. bachelor apt. 6300 per week. 445 So. Front. COMPLETELY furnished spartmenv heated; lights and water. 230 N Ivy. NICE furn apt 618 So Oakdale FINE BUSINESS store for rent. See Walter H. Leveret te. Medford Bldg. FURN. apts.: steam heat; convenient for t adults The Berben. 10 Qulno FOR RENT Attractive ground floor apartment for couple employed Call at 633 plum St- after 6 p. m or Sundays. -OR RENT FURNISHED BOOMS ATTRACTIVE heated rooms. 404 8 Grape. . FOR RENT Comfortable rooms; pri nt entrance On blook from Main St. Reasonable rates. 323 8 Central. FOR RENT BOARD AND ROOMS BOARD AND ROOM a 716 E. Main Rates very moderate. - ' FOR RENT ACREAGE 4 ACRES. 3 miles from Medford. 4- room house, chicken house, garage, Call 604-J. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT 1 and b -acre tracts near Medford. Tel. 105. FOR EXCHANGE TRADE cows and voung stock for shakes or posts. Lucas l miles north Beagle P. O. FOB SALE OB TRADE 33-A. dairy ranch; 6-room modern house, large barn; 0 cows and all farm machin ery. W. W. Roblson. Talent, Ore.. R. R. No. 1. WOOD for .lay or potatoes, near Trail R O Skellenger. Trail. Ore. WILL trade dry 16" fir and bard wood fox. light truck S3i East 4th FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE WANTED Trade new house, clesr. for small farm or acreage. Cash difference. Box 0421, Tribune. - EXCHANGE - Oakland, Cal.. 7-room modern home. 3 bedrooms, furnish ed or unfurnished; 1 blk. to cars: close to Lake Merrlt Want small ranch, Imoroved. will assume mort gage. 1020 Elbert St., Oakland. FOR SAl.t HOMES FOR SALE OR TRADE Equity In a good suburban home. What have you? Phone 100. FOR SALE Good 3 room houss (east frnt) and nice lot close to Berry dale store. A great bargain at 1450 Terms. Phone 517-L. .. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE WALNUT and filbert land; very best; . 8 acres. E- E. Foss. Tslent. 12 ACRES Own water right; bouse and other buildings: on bus tins: (1000. A. E. Dennis, Rogue River Oregon. WHEN you think of real estate think of Brown & White. i FOB SALE POULTRY RHODE ISLAND RED PULLETS, baby chicks, eggs for hatching. Quality stock, low priced. Cummlnga Hstch ery, 5 mile. out Midwsy Road, Cen tral Point. Rt. 1. NEW LOW PRIOES on chicks White Leghorns, Hansen strain, 8 cents: Reds and Rocks 9 cmts. 24 page catalog free. Jenks Poultry Farms. Tangent. Oregon. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Good horses at Maxwell place on Spring St. FOR SALEFresh cows and heavy springers. Lucaa, 1!4 mile north of Beagle P. O. FOR SALE OR TRADE Fresh cow, work harness. Star light delivery. Incubator. Geo. MoMahon, 1 ml. south Tslent. RED feeder pigs. Adolf Schulz, Beagle. FOR SALE FRUITS A VEGETABLES ORANGES Navels, crate 1.60; crste 80e: grapefruit, as is. 36c dozen. Big 7 Fruit Warehouse, Inc. So. Front St. NEWTOWN APPLES Cheap. Ala Vlata Packing House. FOR SALE FUEL DRY FIR and oak wood, $1.75 and up. Phone 153, Jacksonville. FOR SALE Dry tier wood, all under shod. Dal ton Bros. Phone 533-R-J. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS HE YWOOD-WAKEFIELD baby buggy, excellent condition, es.oo. Phone 15B4-X or call 328 Haven St. ALFALFA and garden tract. 13 acre: like rent. E. E. Foss, Talent. ALFALFA. 08.00. E. E. Foss, Talent. ALFALFA. 08 00; wheat, 01.05 ewt.; barley. 85c: ear corn. 00c. Phone O A. DeVo 623-J-3. FOR sand, gravel, sediment, fertilizer and teaming. Pbon 013-J. FOR SALE Two large wicker doll buggies, doll bed ano. other toys jhampoo shield and stand. 310 No CentraL GET the 'No Bunting'' and trespass ing 0s!gn at the Mall Trbune Job office: printed on cloth to with stand the rain and weather. FOR SALE 11x5 lathe. Inquire at Pick s Llndley- FOR SALE Harley-Dandsos motor cycle 085 cash- See John, at Mall Tribune FOR SALZ--Used sewing machines, all make 06 up; terms U desired All makea rented and repaired Whit Sewing Machine Co 34 N Bartlett MlSCF.M.ANEOtS iDRESSLERS Square Deal Hsteherv, JJ07 Main. Paoo 1568- Y, MISCELLANEOUS OLD PEOPLE cared for by month. and lifetime. Property or securities accepted If money not available. Ashland Convalescent Home. 153 Granite Street, Ashland, Oregon. 0700 TO LOAN on close In real estate Phone 617-L. GET the "No Bunting" and trespass ing signs at the Mail Tribune job office: printed on cloth to with stand the rain and weather HAWLEY TRANSFER - Expert pack ers and movers Special livestock moving equipment. Prices right Satisfaction guaranteed 610 North Riverside Phone 1044-X BUSINESS DIRECTORY - JACRSON CO. ABSTRACT CO. Abftrart of Title and Title Insurance. The only complete Title System in Jackson County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO Abstracts of Title. Title Insurance Booms 8 and 6. No .33 North Central Ave. upstairs Automoblto Loans. CONTRACTS REFINANCED PAYMENTS REDUCED W pay up balance, due dealer, bank c? tinanoe company ana aiwoa your payments Additional money loaned Phone 81 for appointment Attorncy-at-Law. GLENN O. TAYLOR LAWYER. POST OFFIOE BULDING MEDFORD. OREGON. Expert Window Cleaner. LET GEORGE DO IT Tel 1173 House cleaning .Floor waxing Ori ental rug eleanmg. specialty Job Printing. MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT Best equipped plant in southern Oregon Printing of all kinds: book binding: loose-leaf ledgers, a o d blanks billing systema duplicating eash sales slips and everything id the printing line. 33-80 N Grape Phone 76. Painting and Paperhanglng. HARRY MARX Painting tinting paperhanglng. Phone 14-F-4. Rea Coleman Creek mad. Money Co Lend. WE LEND MONEY ON FURNITURE AND LATE MODEL AUTOS. Three per cent per month' on un paid balance No other oharge See w s. rnomaa. so s central Ground floor Craterlan . Theatre Bldg State Lloense No 8-167. Transfer. BADS rHANoFER & STORAUE CO. Offioe 1016 No Central Phone 016 Prlcea right Service guaranteed RE1NK1NO TRUCKING CO Trans fer and Storage We haul anything ar. a reasonable price. Ill No Fir Street. Phone 332 Piano Instruction BETTER piano -instruction, lndivld- usl or class. The basic way. Hatght Music Studio. Liberty Building. Phone 73. LEGAL NOTICES Administratrix's Notice to Creditors. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the Couuty Court of Jackson County. Oregon, sa Administratrix of the Es tate of Fred W. Weeks, deceased. ll person having claims against said eatate are hereby notified to present me eame ouiy verified to the under signed sdmlnlstratrlx at the office of her attorney, Allison Moulton. 301 Liberty Building. Medford, Oregon, on or before six month from th date of this notice. Dated and first published this 0th day of January, 1933. , MAE M. WEEKS, Administratrix Estate Fred w. Weeks, deceased. ALLISON MOULTON. Attorney for Administratrix. Administrator's Final Notice. undersigned Administrator of the Mt.atj, r-f Q7l11lm j ha filed In the County Court of urrgon, ror jaciuon County, his duly verified final account, and said court has flYMH hhnian, 11,1. . ... o'clock In tlte forenoon' of said day, me coun room of ssld Court, as th tlm inrf m!,m lr, i .. . ... nuv .VI JIViUlMg aald Final Account. AU persons in terested are hereby notified to make vujcbioiui w saia account, II any they have, with aald Court at or before said time. f. E. WAHL, Administrator of the Estate of William Grosh, deceased. C. P.' Sunday School Central Pt. Guests Of Mrs. Patterson CNTRAL POtNT, Jan. 80. (Spl.) Sunday achool clans of Mrs. Josephine Cornutt waa entertained In the annex of the First Christian church on Wed nesday night, Mrs Lois Young acting a hoe tees, in th absence of Mrs Cornutt. Games were enjoyed and refreahment served to the following members present: Misses Pearl Ho ver, Norma Holland, Erma Richard son. Dorothy Smith, Marlon Tucker. Barbara Lea Kohler. Messrs. Arthur Coplnger. Roger Lawrence. Jack Smitn. Donald Smith. Homer Myers. Dsls Hsley. Wayne Smith and hostess. Mr. Young. Song Writer Gels Annuity for Life NEW TORE. Jan- SO (AP) Th American society of composer, au thors and pub 11 hers announced to day It would pay Jams Blake (38 week for th rest of his life In recognition of hi best known con. tribution to th populsr song In dustry the word of Th Sidewalk oX Kew York." (0UNTY Griffin Creek. GRIFFIN CREEK. Jan. 30 (SpU Mr. and Mr. F. I, Ctvlkliu and fim ily who came her from Loa Angele are now living on the C- O. Darby place, juat south of the White achool, houie. Mr. and Mr. Cecil A. Pool ara mov ing this week end to a place on Mountain View drive. Mr. Pool la principal of the school here and has been driving over from Talent. James Bohl. Emma Bohl, lAiclUe Elson and George Johnson spent Jan. 30 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Bohl. They were over to enjoy olelgh ridlng on the hill. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ohrlatean on the birth of a daughter Jan. 131. Mr. and Mr. Chris tean are well known In this commun ity. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hombavk were dinner guests Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brown. Several people of this community enjoyed the dance at Dreamland Sat urday night. Miss Hussong waa out of school a day or so this week. Miss Marjory Fish substituted for her. Norman Judy was married Jan. 10 to Miss Sara Clogstrom of Jackson ville. Mr. and Mrs. Judy are now at home on their farm Just north of the White school house. AU friends Join in wishing them the best of luck and happiness. Miss La Vem McCullock whd at tended the first semester in the Jack sonville school. Is now staying in Medford and going to school. Committees of the P.-T. A. held a meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Hood Wednesday evening to plsn for the meeting Friday evening. . F;rn Valley FERN VALLEY, Jan. 38. (Spl.) Miss Grace Roberts of Provolt has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Marshall the past week. Mr. Henry called on Mr. Messenger Tuesday. Mra. Ralph Dewlt spent Monday evening with Mr. Warner tn Med ford. Don Wheeler called on friends here Monday. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mar shall Thursday were Mrs. Floyd Wat- kins, Evalyn Jean Watklns. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Long and son Donald, of Medford, Mrs. Marjorle Keegan and daughter Mardell, Miss Oroce Roberts and Dallas Reeder. Mrs. George McClaln of PhoanK called on her cousin, Mrs. Lem Hughes Thursday. Mrs. Messenger returned to hor nome luceaay alter staying a week in Medford to be close to her daugh-: ter at the hospital. Little Veld a :s getting along nicely but stltl unable to come home as yet. Harry Steele was In Medford on business Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Beer and Mr. Beer's mother called on Mr. and Mrs. Lem Hughes Thursday. The general farm situation In the middle west is still extremely bad. with many counties collecting but 35 to 40 per cent of taxea due. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSt 1. Maltreat . Chart t. Forbid 12. Hinslng voice 12. Nativo maul H. Utility H. Nimble ' It. Kind of tho- torraph IS. A circular point at In finity; Math. 30. Koxloua plant SI. Bust la 23. Loweit avail number 94. Kind of vesMl 2i. Third U. B. vlca presi dent J7. Harden 2ff. Lament 31. Demollihlni as. Corner 37. Small cafe 38. Pasture for hire 41. Unity 13. MaReachuietta cape 44. Market 45. Small stones ' and rand 47. Blighted 49. The cream 6J. Allow Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle m M. Entirely ft. More ext SB. Inhabitant of; suffix B. Thickness (7. Savor DOWN 1, Luton sav- M S. Implore SggJI llNgNEjftRiE AIL rCR SjP I N K SfSP I NT D'ELTniO TIE SE SLlAlCE S SL&EP SiCL AmTpERS T E" R S E jjg SIT E. T5 PAT umSMe IP I gfco C A L I ErsBE RIA S HbRD" E R gMjtC A V EJS i E.IM ElE R 5 feaS I c ggs a iJTTcg fPiRiUp E jfiYp L UlCjT F E.R RplSEfjjS ALAPMt I LE p V E Rgs E Ml TEff A LAS IwieIpIsHdIEIU e sBuElNrf IT" " " 13 Ww " 'I r lips 7 13 H3' III , 24 So 31 3i 33 34. if: .St" y;. I - 36 34 4o t 42 '-id- 413 MM MM MM MM MM ' MM 1 1 1 H 44 Wf- AS m- i3 r 52 y 3? Briefs Gold Hill OOLD HILL, Jan. 30. (Spl.) J. A. Thomason 1 confined to hi home with a severe cold. Mrs. Madeline Pendleton and chil dren Billy and Jeassmln spent the week-end In Ashlsnd. School was-closed three days lset week on account of the snow and had roads. John and Stuart Chlsholm and Herb Bumcrot spent the week-end In the city, from the mine In the Mead ows, where they are working. Mrs. B. A. Ross returned Tuesday from Portland where she had gone to take her daughter to the Dorenbeck er Memorial hospital for children, wlitle in Portland she also visited a sister and a brother. Misses Albertlna Hankey and Rho da Cheney spent the week-end in Medford. the guests of friends. Mrs. Dslsy ailchrlst returned home Sunday evening from a visit with friends and relatives at Coqulll and TLIarahtleld. Joe Seymour of Crescent City we the guest of Ed Bolt over the week end. Mrs. Minnie Byerly of Foots Creek waa the guest of her daughter. Mra. Aletha Robb'lns over the week-end. Mtss Louise Smith spent Saturday In Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Merrltt Merrtmen were shopping in Medford Wednesday. Mrs. Delia Sleaver and sons Clar ence and Woodrow spent Monday In Grants Pas at th home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sleaver. Mrs. R. E. Blsnkenburg wis busi ness caller In Medford Friday. W. A. Cook returned from Duns mulr. Calif.. Sunday after spending ten days visiting his hon, Frank. Mrs. ;oo-a Hemmersiey, Mrs. R. IS. Blankenb'vrg. and Mr. and Mrs. Vt. E. Ross were recent buslne visitor tn Grant Pass. Frank Walkllne Is able to be tip again after being confined to hla bed for about three weeks suffering with rheumatism. Mr. and Mrs. Art Graham of Phoe nix were guests of relative in this city Sundsy. Mr. snd Mrs. Ernest Vroman who have been spending th winter with Mr. Vroman'a parent. Mr. and Mr. C. Vroman. have returned to their home at Yoncalla. Health Unit met at the home of Mra. Joe Blair Tuesday Th after noon was spent In sewing and re. porta of work accomplished were giv en and plans ror future work made. Superintendent J. A. Thomason treated the basketball boys to chick sn dinner last Saturday and then ail went to the hills and enjoyed skiing and sliding. Bellview BELLVIEW, Jan. 80. (Spl ) Twenty-one ladles met with Mrs. Fred Homes Tuesday, for an alt-day sew ing session. The besutlful snow storm seemed to add zest to the group ss an unusual amount of work waa done. Fifteen dresses were made and pressed, on comfort tied, and blocks pieced for another, and one coat was rellned. Those present were Mrs, I. E. Deadman, Mrs. Dot Williams, Mrs Cross-Word Puzzle 10, Turkish coin 11. Poor 17. Burgeon's case of (n- , strumenta 19. Due 2U Poorest part of a fleece 22. Appointed to arrive 14. Title of a monk Cooke 21. Genus of tropical plants 3 ft Insect 32. Sloping letters 33. Relltfoua sifter 24. Alrohullo bev erase 3. Orand 38. Kaoy gait 33. High winds 40. Ansry 42. Important occurrence 46, Ache or tin gle: Scotch 41. Lamb's pen name 41. Strike gently 16. NVknitme for Theresa It. Before I. Distinctive garb 4. CompoMMon for one t. Upright 9. Movement 7. Pry t. WrlMn Im plement , Purchaser C- B- Lamkln. Mra. Ralph Clapp. Mra. J. M. McCans. Mrs. H. Helm. Mrs. Illl B. Russell. Mr. Cates, Mr. Ar thur Teper. Mr, w. L. Huxley. Mrs. Albert C. Joy. Mrs. Henry Csrter. Mrs. Mark True. Mr. Floyd Cltrk, Mrs. Wilsli Byrd. Mrs. Homer Moore. Mrs. L. D. Meeervey. Mrs. J. E. Gowisnd, Mrs. Mary Hash, Mrs. Wade Wallls, and Mrs. Home. Child Study Club" of th Bellview P.-T. A. hs been Indefinitely post poned becsus of Illness, and bad weather. L. D. Meseircy of this district won first price. 5. in an essay contest on 'If I Had a Million.' Mrs. L. D. Me- servey won second place. Mr, wren Newhouso and daugh ter. Cora, left Tuesday for Loa Angeles where they will visit some time with Mrs. Newhouee's mother and wtu othsr relatlvea. Mra. Dot WlUlama and three chil dren, Veda, Dal and Jack, expect to move to th Bellview district about the middle of February, They will occupy the house Just vacated by Mr. and Mra. 8, F. Koble. Mrs. Wil liam Is from Modesto, Calif., but ha been spending the winter In Ash lsnd. The recent heavy snow has created an extra demand for hay Those who have been pasturing cattle In this district are compelled to feed hay until they can drive their cattle south for the spring. upper Valley Community club. which meet the second Wednesday of each month, will open their Feb ruary meeting with one o'clock lunch eon at the club house February o. The losing team of the memberahtp drive la hostess to th winning teams and to th new members, Mrs. New house la chairman of th program. B. O. Fowler, Jackson county agri culture agent, gava a very Interesting talk at th Bellview, P.-T. A. Friday evening. Among other agricultural fact, he apoke of the small propor tion of federal aid that Is given to agriculture. Illustrating th asm with a chart. Mr. Mabel Mack waa unable to come to the meeting cn account of Illnes. Mr. and Mr. Frank Stafford and Mile Farmer, all of Portland, spent several days recently vlsltlug at the John Farmer horn. Mr Stafford, who will be remembered ss Amy Parmer. I operating a hospital In Portland. Mr. W. L. Moor who ha been visiting bar daughter, Mr. Ad-lenne Wolf In Medford, returned to ner home the tint of th week. Mr. and 'Mr. Henry Stenrud were dinner guests of Mr. and Mr. Wal- termlre In Ashland Sunday. Mis Eunice Hager, primary teacher of Bellview school spent the week end with relatlvea at Eugene. She waa accompanied north by her mother. Mra. Oscar Martin, who has been sick for the past two weeks, has re covered. Her mother, Mra. J. H, Wil liams Is recovering from Illness also, and la now able to be up. Several Bellview young people st tending high school In Ashland, took advantage of their forced holiday Wednesday, and visited the Bellview school. Furnace trouble caused the high school to close Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Craltcn and two chlldran left for Portland Thursday to make their home with Mra. Craf ton's fathsr on a ranch near Port land. Jack. Dale and Veda Williams en tered th Bellview school Monday. Veda Is in the second grade. Dale Is In the fifth grade, and Jack In the sixth. , Central Point CENTRAL POINT. Jan. 30. (8pl.l Mrs. Earl Leever entertained Thursday night with a fsrewelt surprise psrty. honoring her mother. Mrs. Swager or Eugene, who has been a guest at the home of Mra. Leever and family re cently. Lloyd Damon of Lake Creek visited hi father. L It. Damon and family here last week. Mr. and Mrs. Format Pickett of Rock Point, were business callers In Central Point Wednesday. Cteorge Neal continue quite 111 with flu and has not been sble to sit up for some time. Telephone patrons are pleased to know that Banford and Mrs. Richard son will continue In the service. Mr. snd Mrs. John Josephson of Plngree. Idaho, ar guests of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Dsy. Mrs Day Is a dsu ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Josephson. Everett Psber wss a recent busi ness visitor In Eagle Point. Friends of Mra. Alice McKlm will he pleased to know thst she hs re turned to Centrsl Point after an ab sence of several months. Mrs. McKlm. together with Mr. snd Mr. Landon, Is occupying th home of her son. Dr. Ooldsberry, who left by motor Thure- dsy for New Tor It , where the doctor will take a post-grsduste course be' fore starting on a trip Abroad. Chapter A- A. of th P. E. O. sister hood was entertained at the home ol Mrs. J. O. Lov Wednesday In celebra tion of founders' day. A fitting pro gram was given by Mr. C. M. Flckell nd Mr. Elinbtth McKay, pertain Ing to the history of the order. Mrs. W. P. Crimes hs recovered from an lltne of about three week nd la abl to b out again. The Juvenll drill testa, under Cap tain Rltalnger, will put on floor work at the next granr meeting on Frldsy night, February 8. 1 Anderson Creek ANDERSON CREEK, Jan. 30.(8pl.) Anderson creek was burr led under 18 inch. of anow Wednesday. The road grader waa up grading out the now so that auto could get through. Mr. Donaca and family have been 111 with the flu. Mr. Casey had some hay hauled to hla p'.so last week. Mr. Oreen was out to th valley Thursday. A birthday dinner waa given to Howard HoUmta Sunday. Thoa AT RITES FOR JACK PICKFORD Many parson promlnsnt In th film Industry gathtrtd In Qlsndsl Cal- for fursral ssrvlts for Jack Plckford, broth .r of Mary Plckford who died In Pari. Left to right: Qwynn Plckford, Mrs. Lottlo Plckford, Miry Plckford and Oouol Fairbanks- (Associated Pre Photo) Meteorological Report Jan. 30. 1033. Forecasts. Medford and vicinity: Cloudy to night and Tuesday, with occasional rain. Little change In temperature. Oregon: Generally cloudy tonight and Tuesdsy. Occasional rain west and local, snows east portion. Little chang In temperatur. 0 Local Dst. Lowest temperature this morning, 31 degrees. Temperature a year ago today! Highest, 43; loweat, 84. Total precipitation aince 0sptema ber 1, 1933, 10:40 Inohes. Relative humiditv at a n. m. yes terday, 69 per cent; S a. m. today, BS per cent. Sunset today, 11:33 p. m. Tomorrow; sunrise, 7:36 a, m. Sun set, 6:34 p. m. Observations Taken at 5 A, 130th Meridian Time M City Boston 30 30 T Cloudy Cheyenne 30 10 P. Cdy. Eureka ... 48 30 .16 Clear Helena 36 14 T Cloudy Los Angeles ..... 48 46 1.46 Clear Medford .-- 48 31 T Snow New York 34 38 P. Cdy. Omaha 36 36 Clear Portland --. 44 36 .13 Cloudy Reno . 40 13 .04 Clear San Francisco.... 60 43 T Clear Seattle 44 33 .34 Cloudy Spokane . 34 36 .18 Snow Walla Walla ..... 43 30 .01 Clear Washington. D.O. 40 36 Clear present were Jas, Mac Do well and family, Frank Marquess and family nd Loren Close. Steve Ounak was In Ashland Thursday. Mr. ttarman I quit 111 st hi bom on th creek. Mr. Remanger and son spent Mon day at Jas. MacDowell's. 4 Eden Precinct EDEN PRECINCT. Jan. 30 (Spl.) Mr. E. O. Reas left for Sacramento Wednesday to remain at her own home for a while. ' ' 8. E. Spenoe and wife moved Mon day from the White Wing Poultry farm to their own little home just west of the gas plant. The hrd wind of Thursday morn ing completely wrecked the frame work of th big poultry house on th Hopkins place south of Phoenix. Mrs. Ida Lock wood I now prsparlng to hatch bsby ehlx and haa many of her old eustomera waiting for th time to order. A Medford osteopathic physician. Dr. W. W. Howard, haa been Invited to tak part on the program of h thirty-seventh annual convention of the American Oataopathlo assocls tlon to b htld In Milwaukee In July, 1933. Dr. Howard Jiaa been ked to address th ays, esr, nor and throat section. As Is eustomary, the program for the 1933 convention of the American Osteopathic association will be di vided Into two distinct parts, namely, th general and the sectional pro grams. For th former, th doctor will assemble in one large group for discussion of general otopathto subjects. For th Islter, they will divide themselves Into sepsrat groups to study In mora detail th particular phase of practice In which eac?i Is especlslly Interested. Clinics, public health meeting, and entertainment features ar other attraction for next rear's masting. Tr.s THE GRANGE ' Pomona Orange. (By Gertrude Hsak.) Jackson County Pomona Orange held on of the most Interesting meetings In the history of toe granga tn th comfortable and commodious K, of P. hall January 38, la an all day meeting, with Roxy Ann grange as a moat hospitable host. The new officers were In the chain and han dled the work like old-tlmera. Mora than 3S0 county granger were Inter. -ested participant. Oregon Stat Orange Master. Ray QUI, of Portland, was a welcome vis itor and added much to the Interest ; of the meeting. While committee report and bus iness oeoupted the major portion of the day, Uiero waa time for a partic ularly delightful literary program presented by th new lecturer, Mrs. O. O. Maust of Phoenix, consisting of community singing led by Frank Hansen of Roxy Ann, In his unique and spirited manner, violin solo by Erma Nledermeyer, accompanied by Leon Conger; several numbers by th Central Point men'a chorus which were particularly fine: reading by Ben Ellis of Applegate, vocal duet by th ever welcome Wendt sisters, Mrs. Oeorge and Mr. Cheater; and recreational song. The resolution brought out soma forceful debating, ohlef among those exhibiting forensic oratorlal ability being Henry Conger, O. F. Davles and Floyd V. Barrett. Stat Master QUI delivered a powerful half hour ' de nunciation of house bill No. 36, known s the Bsrnes1 ssle tax meas ure, and of sales taxes In general. Some of the measures acted upon 1 which may be of Interest to th publlo wr an overwhelming oppo sition to the Barnes' sales tsx meas ure: favoring a three-year monitor, lum on mortgage foreclosures, pro viding th taxea were not allowed to become delinquent; favoring lower ing of salaries of all state official and officials of state Institutions to a maximum of S,000 a year with ac tual traveling expenses. A resolution favoring continuing state apporprlations for experiment stations and extension service waa approved; also one advocating that the Interest on delinquent school taxea be paid to the various school districts instead of being placed In the general couuty fund. They fav ored th nomination and election of th president nd the vice-president of th United states by direct vote of the people tn place of an electortal college. Th friendly spirit of fraternal fa!, lowshlp waa atrongly manifest thro ont the meeting, and in spite of th difference of oplntona on question of th day, we leave the meeting with th reeling that "it's a good thing to b a granger." Oak Grove School Welcomes Coming Of New Scholars OAK GROVE. Jan. 30 (Spl.) New arrivals In Osk Orove school Includ Jaunda Keep in the primary room and Calvin and Keith Horlne In the Grammar room. These pupils trans ferred from the Griffin creek school. Mr. and Mrs. Young have moved to Medford, causing the transfer of Dorothy, Wallace and Jack to those schools. We ar sorry to lose tbeso pupils. Th bsketbsU team have been Idle th past week, due to snow on th court. Last week the glrla' team played their second gsme of the Ma son, winning from Jacksonville team, 30 to 6. During the past week Mrs. H. R. Pitts, Mr. Jessie Thomas, Mra. Roy Oanfleld and Mr. Guatafson war wel. come visitor at Osk Orove schooL Beer Brs On Austrian Trains VIENNA OP) Beer and sauaag bar for railway trawler who haven't timo or money for regular dining car meal ar planned by the Austrian statn railways. The plan 1 to keep half of a dining oar fitted out with tabic and act up a bar In the other nd. Japanese order New Tunes Look! A regular five dollar valu In new spring wool dresses, very spec lal at 15. Th Band Box and Sho Box. Finder and body repairing. Price nsnt. Brill Sheet Metal Works,