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Newspaper Page TextMTkDFOTTO MAIL TRTBUtfE, W,.9F0RIV OREGON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1933. PAGE SEVEN ""tfFSC ; i I r0R RENT APARTMENTS I rOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS DON'T FORGET TO PHONE THAT Want Ad SEUS AAK BATES i Par word Dm insertion (Minimum 36c Bach additional insertion. oat word (Mlnm"m 10) pa line per month, without rnn ahenze . Phone 75 LOST TrZvr I' ' doTmisslPg. call 1518. ' "Wanted situations Slue w -u i i TSVrt painter will do sign pm interior decorating - er' pljnTioM "all t 222 8Q Central WANTED M)SrXI.LANEOrS Srob Baby carriage and crib. WiSt b. in good condition. Rea- enable. HAv""oUBNT for "modern -y. Tengwald. TBD-rtne. light weight. 3 or 4 h.p. Auto Beauty Shop. fSST-o rent s to 20 acres. , at tea 4 room house and outbuild ing'. C-Blalr. Route. 3. Box 385 wujtbd M00O for one year. 8 WpT.500 bonus: no real estate or old business. New Idea to be na tionally advertised: loan carries 8 monthi option to buy Interest and loan to be secured by full rights until paid as agreed. Curiosity SXradon-t reply. Thl. Is . prop osition of real merit, not a fluke or get-rlch-qulck chance. Adver tise? is a responslble.-well-known man. Address P. O Box 330. Med ford. Oregon. WOOD-SAWING. Phone 978-W. RAW FURS WANTED Eastern prices paid, rtou don't have to wait for return We fiy cash We buy Hides. PelU and Wool. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27 N Grape St. Phone 1062 WANTED Household gooda. stoves, tools, or what have you MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27 N Grape 8t. Phone 1082. FOR RENT HOUSES DUPLEX, close in. large living room, fireplace and furnace. Tel. 833 or 39. TORN. 3-room cabin, 88.50. 144 Tripp. 80 N. PEAOH 8 rooms, bath, oil burner, range. Tel. 103. MODERN HOME, close In, good con dition. 433 No. Holly. Tel. 105. MODERN stucco horn-, excellent con dition, 15. Tel. 105. TOR RENT Modern 3-room house, partly furnished, 328 So. Hamilton. MODERN HOME East side. 1029 East Jackson. Tel. 103. FOR BENT Modern 7-room house with small acreage Phone 447-L. 4-RCOM modern furn home. Tel. 105 BERRYDALE Modern 5-room home, water paid. Reasonable rent. Tel 105. fl-ROOM house at 307 N. Ivy St. In quire Mrs. A. Kaufman, 230 N. Ivy. FOR RENT 5-room unfurnished house, close In: first-lass shape, modern: low rest to the right party. James Taylor. 240 So. Grape. FURN. HOUSES. O. A. DeVoe. FOR RENT 3-room furn. house wltn garage: close In. Pel. 341-R-l. FOR RENT Furnished modern 4 room bungalow, garage. Inquire 820 Oak St. FOB RENT East side five room house, well furulshed, water paid 122.50. Phone 1149. I, TTR ACTIVE new home: bullt-ins and fireplace. 618 S oukdale. FOB RENT Clean, partly furnished 4-room house Telephone 488-M HOMES FOR KENT Call 798. FOR RENT -room mooern furnish ed house: hardwood floors, over stuffed, electrlo range. Call at (30 S Central. FOR RENT 5-room furnished Bouse and garage. Call at 845 N Bartlett FOB RENT Furnuned 8-room mod em Souse. Call at 4U 3 Riveraid FOR RENT Partly furnished home close In. nice shade, garden spot garage 820. water rent paid: lo cated at 815 So Riversrside; In quire at 325 So. Riverside .FOR RENT Homes Purnisned " ' unfurnished Brown A white I'll!! RENT APRTMKNTS FURNISHED soartment: light, and heat. 229 No. Ivy. water FOFufiENT Mortem furn. apartment. tti M BsrUeta, 1 FOR RENT Clean furnished apart ment. private bath, outside doors. 319 S. Ivy St. NEATLY furnished fr. single apt, 812 Partly furnished one-room cabin. $4 month. 1205 E. Main St. FURN. apts for rent. Tel. 301-H. 3-ROOM apt, 810. 412 N. Ivy. POR RENT Attraotlve ground floor apartment for couple employed Call at 632 plum St. after 6pm or Sunday FURNISHED apartment Durell Court 329, N Holly, phone 1233-W "OB RENT FURNISHED BOOMS ' PLEASANT room for gentleman: close In; bath garage. 809 E. Main. ATTRACTIVE heated room. 404 8 Grape. FOR RENT Comfortable rooms: pri vate entrance One blook from Main St Reasonable rates. 233 8 Central. FOR RENT BOARD AND ROOMS BOARD AND ROOM a 718 E. Main Rates very moderate. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES DAIRYMAN with two strings cows for high class dairy near S. F, Cal Receiving highest price for milk. Partnership preferred. 1480 Market St., 8. F, Cal." FOR EXCHANGE WANTED Trade radio for car trailer 450 Haven. WOOD for lay or potatoes near Trail B rj Skellenger. Trail Ore. WILL trade dry 16" fir and hard wood for light truck 82li East 4th FOR SALE FUEL APPLE WOOD Phone 597-J-5. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES SPECIAL SALE ON GOOD USED CARS " 80-day written guarantee on every car over $100. 1931 Model A. Ford Convertible Coupe. Equipped with new Good year air wheels. Not a better buy in town. 1929 Chevrolet Convertible Coupe. A real buy. 1928 Chev. Coupe. Very reason able. 1929 Hupmoblle 8 Special Sedan. New 6-ply tires. Looks like new. Also several good cars at low prices. ARMSTRONG MOTORS INC. 38 N. Riverside. FOR SALE FRUITS 4 VEGETABLES WING ORCHARD extra fancy and fancy wrapped and packed Cornice pears, 81.10 per box. .For sale at Big "7" Warehouse. NEWTOWN APPLES Cheap. .-Vista Packing House Ala FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Jersey helf3r, fresh with heifer calf, or will trade for wood. Phone 697-J-2. FRESH and springer heifers for sale, also small pigs. Call 1520 North Riverside. FOR SALE: Brood sows, Duroc. five dollars each. S. a. Hawk, Eagle Point. ' WEANER PIGS at J. D. Skinner's. Phone 510-J-4. FOB SALE OR TRADE Registered thoroughbred stallion and one good saddle horse. Consider light oar. Box 9599. Mall Tribune. BED feeder pigs. Adolf Schulx, Beagle. FOR SALE POULTRY HATCHING EGGS Pure Hanson strain. Mated with cockerels direct from Hanson, 82.60 per 100. Will trade. Mrs. Henry Meyer, Central Point. FOR SALE Barred Rock hatching eggs, laying strain. $2.50 hundred. Baker Service Station. NEW low price on baby chicks; Han sen triple pedigreed, also Tom Cockran mating 8. C. W. Leghorns. B Rocks and R. I. Reds. Custom hatching a specialty. Eakln Hatch ery. Talent. FOR SALE Rocks. Orphlngtons and Reds: also z pigs. iei. a NEW LOW PRICES on chicks White Leghorns. Hansen strain. 8 cent: Reds and Rocks 9 cents. 24 pane catalog free. Jenks Poultry Farm. Tangent. Oregon. DRESSLER'S Square Deal Hatchery. 1107 E Main. Phone 1569-Y. FOR SALfc HOMES FOR SALE Modern 5-room house, close In will take 10 share Copco stock, balance $1100 payable 819 30 monthly. This property formerly sold for 83000. ERL TUMY. 310 Liberty Bldg. FOR SALE Good S room house (east frnt) and nice lot close to Berry dale store A great bargain at $450 Terms Phone 517-L FOR SALE 222W. Jackson. Owner FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 150-acre ranch: 9 A pears, 9 A. alfalfa, 60 A. woodland and pasture, balance larm laud; new dairy barn, modern 5-room hoiwe: paid-up water right under Table Rock ditch. Phone 617-L. HOMES, ranche. dairies, placer claim, timber land. Bargains, w J. Robert, 720 W. 2nd. Phone 1528-J. 13 ACRES Own water right: house and other buildings; on Bus line; llooo. A. B. Dennl. Rogue Blver Oregon WHEN ion think of real estate think of Brown Ai White. ,'IIH !tI.K MUl'fcl.LANEOUS SPECIAL Ivy St. Milk Depot No. 1 and No. 2 North Faclfic Highway. Whipping cream 25c quart. ALFALFA HAY. Mlnear ranch. Near R. R. Academy. IcHeeCE Ksnofa oa; and Beardless aW-ey. c. P. Keldarmcrc', FINE NEW and used pianos at Big Savings, terms a low is cent weekly. See at Cllne Factory ware room. Main and Riverside. FOR SALE Universal electrlo range. automatic, etc. Good shape. Ca.l at 1033 W. 11th. FINE STEINWAY Uptight Piano, per fect condition; beautiful tone. You will be surprised when you see this piano priced only $98.50. Any term to ult. BALDWIN PIANO SHOPPE, 28 S. Grape. PIANOS Before, purchasing any Piano, be aure ana compare prv and value with the exceptional BARGAINS now available at the BALDWIN PIANO SHOPPE. 28 8. Grape. ! PIANO BARGAINS Extra fine used piano: action and hammers just use new. Only 859.00. Almost new Upright and Player Piano. $98.50 tp. One brand new Bungalow Piano half price. One brand new Baby .Grand. Only $285.00. Easiest term available anywhere. See these bargain at once. BALDWIN PIANO SHOPPE 26 8. Grape. FOR SALE! 1 team and harness. 8135. 1 cream separator: 3 elect, brooaer George MoMahon, I mile So. Talent. FOR SALE Good Delicious apple and Newtown culls, or will trade f w wood or whatever you have. Joe Kantor. Rt. 4, Box 237. FOR Merchants' Courtesy Books, Tel 931: 820.00 value for 7so. SUPERFEX oil beater, cheap. Phone 1012 YOU can now get Duart permanent wave for only $1.75 Prevost Beauty Shop. 18 Laurel. Tel 727-J. GET the 'No Hunting4, and trespass ing signs at she Mail rrbuno Job ifflce: printed on oloth to with stand the rain and weather. FOR SALSUsed sewing machines, all make $5 up: term U desired Alt makes rented and repaired White 8ewing Machine Co 24 N Bartlett FOR sand, gravel, sediment, fertilizer and teaming Phone 912-J ALFALFA $8 00: wheat. $1.05 ewt.: barley 85c: ear corn. 90o. Phone O A DeVoe 623-J-2 FOR 8ALE--Harley-Davtdson motor cycle $85 caab See John, at Mail Tribune MISCELLANEOUS INCOME TAX Let me prepare your Income tax return. Years of expe-l- - ence. Both State and Federal are now due. Fred L Colvlg. 525 8 Central. Phone 735-M. UPHOLSTERING FeflnUmlng re glueing Thlbault. Phone 969-R. GET the "No Hunting" and trespass ing signs at the Mall Tribune Job ifflce: printed on cloth to with' 1 stand, the ram-end weather - - HAWLEY TRANSFER - Expert pack ers and mover Spoclal livestock moving equipment Prices right Satisfaction guaranteed 819 North Riverside Phone '044-Z BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON CO. , ABSTRACT CO. Abstract ot Title and Title Insurance. Tbr only complete Title System to Jacluop County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title. Title Insurance Boom 8 and 6 No 82 North Centra Ave. upstairs Autttmonrte Loans. CONTRACTS REFINANCED PAYMENTS RBDUCEff We pay up balance due dealer Bank or finance company and extend your payment Additional money loaned Phone 81 for aoDointment Expert Window cieanere. LEI GEO ROE DO 11 - Tel 1172 House cleaning Floor waxing Ori ental rug cleaning, specialty Job Printing. MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT Best equipped plant In southern Oregon Printing ot all kinds: Book binding; loose-leaf ledger, lad blank billing systems, duplicating cash sale slip and everything in the printing Una. 28-80 N Grape Phone 76. Money co Lend. WB LEND MONEY ON FURNITURE AND LATE MODEL AUTOS Three per cent per month on un paid Balance No other charge See w s- momas. o e uenwai Ground floor Oratenan Theatre Bldg State License No. S-t67. Painting and Fauernanglog. HARRY MARX Painting tinting, paperhanglng. Phone 14-F-4. Re Coleman Creek road. BADS rRANoFEH 41 STORAGE CO. Office 1016 No. Central Phone 316 Prices right Service guaranteed REINKINO TRUCKING CO. Trans fer and Storage We haul anything at a reasonable price. Ill No Fir Street. Phone aja Piano Instruction BETTER piano instruction, individ ual or class The basic way. Halght Music fltudto. Liberty Building Phone 73. LEGAL NOTICES City Warrants Calif d for pajnvnt. Notice la hereby given that there are funds on hand In the Generil Pund of the City of Medford for re demption of warrants Nos. 34418 to 34571 inc. Interest on the above warrants will cease after February 31, 1933. Dated thia 16th day of February. 1333. GUS H. SAMOELS. City Treasurer CALL FOR BIDS POR WOOD Call for bids for 70 cord, more or less, four-foot body fir. to be deliver ed on school grounds before August let, 1333, Bids to be opened Marth 18th, and the Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. DISTRICT NO. 4. PHOENIX. Marjorte Wilcox. Clerk. Notice. STOCK of Men's Furnishing and Shoes located st 217 W. Main Street. Medford. Oregon, will be offered 'or sale by sealed blda will be opened at 11:00 a. m. o'clock Saturday. Feb ruary 35. 1933, at 471 Plttock Block Portland, Oregon, and at the office of the Referee In Bankruptcy at Med ford. Oregon. This stock Inventories $3560.42. fix tures $467.50. Certified check tor 10 must accompany bid. Stock may be Inspected all day Thursday. Feb ruary 23rd and Friday, February 24tn. AU bids subject to the approval of the Referee in Bankruptcy at Mel ford, Oregon. Right reserved to re ject any or all bid. O. W. INGRAM. Receiver. 471 Plttock Block, Portland, Oregon. Central Point CENTRAL POINT, Teh. 30 (Spl) Mra E. OhaU-laon of Grant Pw wm1 a recent gut of Mr. unci Mrs. Axel Benson.- Mr. and Mra. O. L. Wilson nave mov ed back to thetr home on the high way. Mrt. J. H. White and Mrt. Billy Pyburn were Wednesday guest of Mias Mary Mee. Mrs. Malone who haa made an ex tended visit with her parents, Mr. and Mra. D. O. Purkeyplle, left for her home In Honoruiu Mronaay. Q. E. Owen of Portland was a week end guest of hla parents. Mr. and Mrs. Will Owen. He la well known here, having attended the Central Point high school and taken an active part in all school affairs. He is now as sisting In window display and decor ating for the Meier and Prank de partment store In Portland. Mr. Eddy la able to be out again after being confined to hts home for several montha with Illness. Messrs. Otto Bonne rt, Arnold Boh nert. L. C Scott and Taylor donated the work of moving the Health Cen ter building from the highway right of way to the now location on the school grounds. Mr. and Mrs. H. Z. Young were re cent dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Nealon of .Sams Valley. Mrs. L. M. Swartz. who haa been a "shut In" for many years, was happily entertained on her birthday, Feb. 3. by the arrival of her daughter, Mrs. Ernest Scott, carrying a larg birthday cake. Pffteen other relatives and friends arrived for a reunion. Con gratulations and gift from friends In Idaho, Pennsylvania and Califor nia added to the Joy of the occasion . Harley Allen, member of the law firm of Shepard end Phillips. Port land, who la working on a. case In Medford, ta visiting Mr. and Mrs. EverettPabfir, who were former school friends. There Is a local group of 18 former class mates from the univer sity who occasionally have a reunion. Announcement has been received by Prof. Jewett of the sixth annual Southern Oregon normal invitational basketball tournament in Ashland, March 9-11. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton have moved to the Arthur Webster house. The house In which they were living was moved to make way for the highway right-of-way. Joe Johnson, John Eddy. Edwin Bobbins, Melvln White and John Lathrop have Joined the National Guard and drill every Tuesday night in Medford. Howard Mayfleld of Redmond was a business visitor In the valley last week. Miss Eunice fltager is reported im proving from an attack of influenza. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Collection -r facta 1 Serpent 7. Dishonor . IS. Ji5?culine name IS. dick 14. More crippled 15. Tod piece of a spire 16. Apprehending clearly IS. Eplo poem 30. Public storehouse 31. Made a caiuai observation 38, Bavin little velocity 37. Hall and farewell 33. Dry 30. Before 1L Eucharistfe platet 34. Obstinately determine! or persis tent 30. Tala 3T. Faucet 89. Liquor 10. Agreement tl. That which Is contained IS. Gum resin Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle D E NOT EM 5TM N5 D AT E DjRT6e T E L ITS jc A N O E. CO OffiR E 5 E NTF UL A N Nj ODE jfe" OQSE 43. Paradise 49. Wandsrfnr 88. South Ameri can river 14. 14th century ' playing card SI. KnEliih rtvtr 88. Corded cloth 87. Commence ' ia ij w r f mi7 ia I h " 75 sir 3 1 3 m is ill '7 " ..Mi, Cmu uui p 23 2 2 24 j, . . . ' i. ) IIMVrf ,,,,, HJM3 3i 31 33 H 3d 33 m s, 5i pi 3, . lilr 1 1 Br TT Applegate APPLEOATE, Feb. 30. (Bpl ) Miss Emma Cook, teacher at Unlontown school, gave a valentine plonlo for the children. Several younger chil dren of the district were Invited In to enjoy the lunch. Presentation and exchange of Valentine was also en joyed. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy France and family of Klamath Fall motored over to spend Saturday night and Sunday here with Mr. Frances" slater and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mr. Jesse Taylor and family. A number of resident In the Bea ver Creek district assembled at the school house to hear the sermon by D. D. Randall. A male quartette 01 the Federated Church of Central Point Including Rev. J. M. Johnson, pastor, O. Severson, Robert Merrlott and Andrew Severson, sang aeveral sacred songs. They travel from place to place holding meetings. Others from Central Point present were Mrs. O. Severson and son and Mia Amy Johnson. .Several young people of the Apple gate attended the I. O. O. F. dance at Jacksonville February 10. Harold Arnold, five-year-old son of Jim Arnold, Is suffering from ear trouble, after effect of the flu. The little ellow recently had his ears lanced. Mr. Albert Young was removed to a hospital In Medford. where she la in a serious condition suffering from pneumonia. Mra. Eva McKee is spending several days visiting her mother,. Mrs. D. W. Beebe and sister. Mrs Vincent Rlts tnger of the Agate district. Rollln Mitchell of Jacksonville wss a Sunday guest of Mr. end Mrs. Wil liam Peckham here. While returning homo from high school at Ashland and Medford to spend the week-end with t;helr par ents, three Applegate boys narrowly escaped serious Injury when they wero filling the gas tank of the car by Candle Ught. The boys were John Harr, Maurice Rlchey and Dow Lewis. At the mouth of Squaw creek the car ran out of gas. After bor rowing gas a candle was lighted and placed In a tin can to provide IL-ht. As the gas Ignited the boy holdtrp -he gas can Jumped back and aaved the oar from burning. Mrs. Olenn Voung recently 'arrived from Macon, Oa.. to Join her husband here and they will make their home on ' Applegate."'aienn' ""Young brother of Albert Young. Sterling STERLING, Feb. 30 (Cpl.) F.' P Dutton has returned from Elgin, Ore gon, where he had been called to his brother Gary's bedside. Hla brother died Feb. 115. A dance was given by Ed. Walla Feb. 18. Music wss furnished by the Grob City orchestra, 5. A. Harris will bt in Medford for the net two weeks on business. Mr. end Mrs. W. O Dutton have been visiting tn Medford the last few daya with her sister, Mrs. Ed Oil more, and also her brother, Wallace MoRay of Portland. Cross-Word Puzzle I. Smooth and Kloisy S. Coats with metal 7. Slide 8. Initiates Into college I. Friend: French 10. Adult boys 11. Unit of work 17. Loaded a ablp 10. Preserve 22. Least 24. Traditional 38. Native mtuU 26. Marry 29. Outer rarmenl 3L VlKort slant; 32. Winn 33. Falcon 36. Mlrtb 38. Hair ointment1 4L Singing voice 48. Baseball teams t!. Wigwam 48. Breaks with out warn! nf 47. Northern Europeaa 49. Pronoun 80. Make lac 8L Masculine name 83. Small oss used In golf II. Compani point 13. Affirmative DOWN 1. Eastern potentate 3. Geometrical surf tee or nheet 3, ftelf.evldent 4. Ventilate Eagle Point EAGLE POINT. Feb. 30. (Spl.) February 33 at 0 p. m. the P.-T. A. will serve a chicken and noodle din ner at the Grange hall. An enter tainment will follow. Twenty-five cents for adulte and 13 cents for ohildren will be charged for the din ner with no charge for entertain ment. This will provide the associa tion with much needed funds for providing free hot lunches to school children. AU are Invited to help this good work and enjoy the social features. Civic Improvement dub met at the club rooms February 9 with Mra. Lena Stowell, Mrs. Hasel Stoner and Mrs. Stella VanScoy as hostesses. A delicious lunch was served after the business program. Civic Improvement club is arrang ing for a lawn and appropriate fence around the new school house. This la expected to add to the attractive ness of the building which is already surrounded wtth fine shrubs. Arranging kitchen and dining room details of the P.-T. A. dinner to be given on Washington's birthday, the committee, headed by Mrs. Florence Throckmorton, kitchen, and Mrs. W. H. Young, dining room, met- at the school house February IS. Mra. Alice Nichols was buying lum ber at the local li ' i ci yard for a brooder house to jiillt on her property along Ron river. Her IS- year-old brother Drain. Ore., la staying with her. Valentine'a day was properly ob served at the aohool. all the grade rooms having & Valentine box and short program. Lloyd Damon of Lake Creek was In town attending to btialnesa February 14. Other out-of-town visitors were Robert Humphrey of Reese Creek district and Guy Pruett from his ranch, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Barrett and Dudy Weld man attended practice of the Pomona Grange degree and drill team at Central Point February 13, They ore the only members of the newly organized team from here. Gene Walton and family spent. the week end with Mrs. Walton s parents, Mr. and Mra. Cox, at Trail. Thumaa Kenton is erecting a tower which is to be equipped wlt.h a wind mill to pump water for hla place. Mrs. Henry Henahaw was visiting over the weok end with her son Johnnie Hennhaw, and wife. Bill Nichols of Lake Creek was awarded the contract to furnish the school with 106 Iters of oak and ftr wood. . -v - Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stella of Med ford spent the afternoon February 14 with Mra. Stone's sister and fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Hannaford. Royal Brown, who haa been so 111 for several months, made his first trip to Brown's store In a car Feb. ruary 14. It la reported that Mra. Earl Stoner. who went to Portland last week to visit her husband, who la a patient at the veterans' hospital, will remain there for an Indefinite pe riod. Reports are that Mr. Stoner la slightly improved. Mra. J. M. Rlgglns, mother of Mrs. Elmer Robertson, Is at the Commun ity hospital in Medford, where she underwent an operation on Febru ary 13, Mrs. Eva Nichols and Mrs. Lottie VanScoy were among the 94 w.ho at tended a dinner and quilting party at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Farlow's of Lake Creek February 0. The men spent the time cutting wood while the women quilted. Mr. arid .Mrs. W. E. Davtes and Dr. D. A, Forbes attended a meeting and took part in the program of the Antelope Literary society on Febru ary 10. Mrs. Edward Hoyt of Chlloquln, daughter of Mra. Sarah Howlett, Is very ill at her mother's at Sunnyslde hotel. Mra. Hoyt la under the care of a physician and rtalned nurse. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Perry were vis iting Mrs. Sarah Howlett February isth. Mrs. Ed Chartreau and Mra. Goff of Medford were visiting Mrs. Sarah Hewlett February lfl. Dances are being given at the Luke Kincade halt nearly every Saturday nignt. no admission charge Is asked at these dances, which are being run by a small group of young men who are furnishing the music for tbe practice it glvea them. Among those In the orchestra are Wayne and Bert Wbaley, Harold Grow, Chuck Sturgllt and little Btuie Abbott. Mrs. Floyd Barrett and Mra. Lottie Clncage compose a committee of the Civic Improvement club which has charge of arrangement for a lawn at the school bouse, Willow Springs WILLOW SPRINGS, Feb. 30. (Spl.) Sundsy dinner guests at the Earl Heft home were Rev. and Mrs. J. Carver and family and Mra. Cirver'a mother, Mrs. Wilson of Medford and the Misses Frances and Oladya Palmer. Mrs. Carver addressed a gath erlng at the Willow Springs school houae In the afternoon. Mrs. Field, Sr.. of Medford. spent Tuesdsy as the guest of her daugh ter-in-law, Mrs. Robert Field. Mrs Effle Caster and Mrs. W. V Hover are among those reported HI this week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boone of Med ford were guests Sunday at the Robert Field home. The Jack Cross and Clyde Field families left Friday evening by auto for Santa Rosa, where they have pur chased property and will raise poultry Robert Field made a business) trip to Klamath Falls Monday. Mr. and Mrs. A. B Zimmerman were cell'd to Medford Monday by the sudden Illness of Mrs. Zimmerman s sister. Mrs. J. M Rlgglas, who had been moved from her home tn Trail to a Medford hospital. Jeff Single and son of Phoenix were callers at the Oscar Blackford home Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Truman Brenner and daughter are acting aa caretakers of Dr. L. A. Salade's residence, while the Saladea are in southern California. Gold Hill GOLD HILL. Feb. 30. (Bpl.) John Prime of Ashland la spending several days here visiting friends. Mrs. Low of Medford Is a guest for several days of Mrs. C. W. Davis, Mrs. Mamie Dunn of Eugene is the house guest of Mrs. O. W. Martin. Deloa Walker, Wm. Hammersley, Leslie Walker and Herb Bumcrot were Medford business callers Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Adams and fam ily of Medford were vlaiting Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Mllspaugh Monday. Orpha Martin, small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Martin received a bad cut over the eye Tuesday while watching her rather split wood. He was using a wedge and a piece of steel hit her in the forehead over her right eye. She waa taken to a Med ford doctor to have the wound dress ed. Mrs. Cecil Johnson of Gold Hill spent Thursday and Friday in Med ford. MUs Alma Hankey returned home to Portland after spending a week here with her sister Miss Albertlna Hankey, a teacher in the high aohool, Dr. W. P. Chlsholm and son Tom are spending several days this week at their mine, the Corporal G., on Sardine creek. Wm. Reed who haa been working at a mine on Wolf creek, la spending a few days this week with his family. Mrs. R. E. Blankenburg was a busi ness caller in Medford Tuesday, Past -Noble Granda club met with Mrs. Evelyn Thompson Thursday. A lovely afternoon was enjoyed by 17 members. They will meet Feb. 33 with Mrs. Edith Cameron. Word has been received from Laura I Mae Rom, who la In tbe Doernbecher j Memorial hospital, Portland, that ahe i la Improving. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Abbott were shoppers In Medford Saturday, . Mrs. T. J. West spent Friday and Saturday visiting her parents, Mr, ; and Mrs. John Payne of Sams Valley. Mr. and Mra. Jas Chlsholm and family spent Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Davta and family who live on the Sams Valley road. Robt. Cook la working at the Sar dine credge doing lepalr work. Mlsa Zelda Smith spent Mov$day evening In Medford the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Schoppert. Robt. Mllspaugh and Judd Doty are camped on Galls creek this week while cutting wood. Chas Kell, local garage man, la sick this week suffering with neuritis. Mrsr Pan KoOarter and daughter Florence Walklln expect to leave the first of the week for Pasadena, Gold HUI Beavers played the Ash land Jr. high school basketball team Tuesday and won by a score of 34 to 33. They play Central point Fri day and the Gold Hill girla team will play the girls' team from Central Point. Howard District HOWARD DISTRICT, F,b. 30. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Owen Pratt have moved from the Fretwell houae to the place belonging to Mr. Peyton on De Barr ave. Mra. Hogue ha had oharge of the cooking at the aohool house thl weelc. , , The community was 4dened to hear of the death of Mrs. Olareno Smith, at a local hospital. Deepest sympathy 1 extended the bereaved relatives. Mrs. Frank Crouoher and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Prlend are spending thl week at Roseburg visiting retatlves. Many from here attended the fu neral of Mr. Palen who passed away last week. Mlsa Ola Helper spent Tuesday and Thursday at Mrs, McKee'. Mr. and Mr. Prank Crouoher, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Oroueher and family, Mr, and Mr. North croft and family. Mr. and Mr. Oust In, Mr. and Mr. Newton, all attended the dauce given by the Lumberjacks, at Central Point Saturday. Leon Croucher ha been suffering with a sprained ankle for several day. P.-T. A. held a short business ses sion Prlday. County School Superln. tendent Bowman gave a short talk on the school bills Defore the legis lature. A aohool program was then given by the pupil, after which re freshment were sold by the P.-T. A. 1 : Sardine Creek 8ARDWE CREEK. Feb. 30 (Spl.) Mr. and Mr. Wm. Campbell and son Mark of Seattle arrived here last week to spend the remainder of the winter on their ranch, back of the Ralph Dusenberry place. Earl Croft who has been staying In Medford. where ne 1 employed, came home Prlday to spend the week end with his family. John Smith marketed a fine bunch of fat steers in Orants pm thl wee. Mr. and Mra. Dusenberry and eon Arthur and Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Dus enberry were business vial tor In Med ford Saturday. Madge Croft, who completed her senior year at Oold Hill high school in January 1 continuing Mhool there taking a pcet-graduate course In typing and shorthand. Mr. and Mr. P. L. Walt were Med' ford visitor Thursday and Mr. and Mm. B C. Flene. and Ralph Dusen berry were Prlday visitor there. The Skeels-Oraham mining plant on the pierce place baa resumed opera tions, and la now running two ehlfta dally. P. L. Walt waa eonftned to his home all last week with the flu, but 1 sbl to be out gain. Jacksonville JAOKSOWVnXB. Peb. 18 (Spl.) Mr. and Mr, w. A. Chllder apent Tburaday afternoon with their daugh ter Mr. Kermlt Comb. Erie Whit, scout master of Troop 35. report 18 members in tbe troop. Pour boy recently Joining were Ken neth Pursell, Harold White, Vernon Hamaker and CarroU Lewis. Friends of Oenevleve Shaffer are sorry to learn that she quit school becsus of 111 health. Mra. John Norrls will entertain th Past Noble Orand elub at her home Tuesday afternoon, Peb. 38. Mr. and Mr. Charlie Vogel and sons Marlon and Claire of West Side were supper guet at the w. A. Child em home Sunday evening. Many were present at the annual Thank Offering supper given by the Missionary society at the Preebyterlan church. Ten dollars was cleared for the society fund. Mis Alice Morgan of Ashland apent the week end at the Oscar Lewis home. Mrs. Jack Ward of Phoenix visited Mrs. Leonard Osborne Tuesday. The eighth grade team played here witn tne pnoenlx eighth grade Thurs day evening. Phoenix won I to , The midget also played the Phoenix 3nd string of the grades. Jacksonville won 14 to 4. Mls Margaret Dunnlngton has re turned to the Sacred Heart hospital where aha I In training, after a week'a vacation with her folks Mr. and Mrs. John Dunnlngton at Klam ath rail. Helen Kane of Jacksonville was a recent visitor of her aunt, Mr. But ler In Ashland. Mr. and Mr. Carl Larsen were din ner guests at the Leonard Osborne home Sunday. ' The Odd Fellow Lodge gave a dance Prlday. Many attended and reported a pleasant evening. They are plan- mnK nnocner aance ror reoruary a. Mrs. Prank Shaw of Medford wa a Monday visitor of her mother. Mrs. fcee Wakefield.. Frank Shaw la re covering at the Sacred Heart hospi tal rrom a recent operation. Miss Burdette Dunnlngton had s fcuests for dinner Sunday Mist Marlon winningnam and Anas Lucille Flit- eroft. Jacksonville folk listening to th Ollmore Clrcu program were pleat ed to hear that Fred Sparks, from nere. wa a prize winner for sendtng In a verse to the song. Midget of the Jacksonville grada school recently played Talent's and team. Jacksonville won 8 to 0. Eighth grade boys played tha Tal ent 8th grade, winning 38 to 7. Mr. Ethel Olson apent an after, noon recently, vlaiting Mr. Cor White In Medford. Ruby Fox of San Francisco wa a recent visitor of her brother Will Eaton and family here m Jacksonville. Bridge elub met with Mr. and Mra. Lee Smith Saturday evening. Ouest present were Mr. and Mrs. Oeorc Wendt. Mr. and Mra. Ray Coleman, and Mr. and Mra. Ray Hunsaoker. High score was won by Anna Cole man and Ray Hunsacker. Refresh ments were served by the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard McKee and children of Big Applegate called on relative here Wednesday enroute to Medford. . . Those from a distant registering at the antique (hop were Max R. Pack ard and w. Rlchllng. OoM Hill: Mr, and Mr. C. H. Burgher of 'Rupert, Idaho: Mr. and Mr. Albert Chd wlth, Everett, Wash.: George Y eat man . Eugene: Mr, and Mra. D. P. Penwlde and son of Beverly Hlllt; Byron Arnold. Oorvalllt; Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Summer, Bend; J. E. Oreenman, Toledo, Oregon, and N. J. Storm of Van Meyera. Oallf. pit. din . jiuin uyuha ua cnu- dren of Medford and Charles Lylon of Aahland called Sunday-afternoon at the Leonard Lyon here.. Leonard Lyon 1 again able to be at work after two week Illness. Mra. Ida Crone miller Beach died re cently tn San Francisco, etna was a resident here during her girlhood daya. Mrs. Fred Butcher and son Dennl Wayne motored to Medford Tuesday wim Mr. and Mra. Kn owl ton. Mrs. Cora White of Medford apent Monday and Tuesday with her sister, Mra. Hazel White here, earing for Miss Margaret White who wa 111 but 1 Mlsa Lucille Pltteroft apent th, week end at th Randall Oadwall home in Medford. Sophomore party was held in the Orange hall Saturday evening. Xaolt member of th, sophomore olaas lnvit od another person from th studanv body.' Qame and danclne; were en joyed by all. Lovely refreshment were served at which time Valentine were exchanged. Rev. S. H. Jones, pastor of th Presbyterian ohureh. underwent a minor operation at th Sacred Heart hospital at Medford Tuesday. H, t recovering nicely. Long Mountain LONO MOUNTAIN. Feb. 30. (Spl.) Those who attended the dance at Central Point Saturday night were Tommy Olvans, Olenn Lannlng, Mr. and Mra. W. R. Holman and daughter, Orace Mr. and Mn. W. R. Holman and daughter, Orace, accompanied Mr. and Mra. Bill Perry to Sam Valley Tues day evening to see the play of "Dee. con Dubba." Other from her were Mra. Pete Stowell and ton, Dtlbert UnHwiM. . Cerlyle Nstwlck and Manual Shelley were In town February IS on busi ness. Orace Holman spent February 13 at the Otto Caster home In Phoenix. Call One-Hour Strike . PARIS, Feb. 30 (AP) The execu tive committee of tbe municipal and departmental functionaries tonight called a general strike tu last one hour Monday aa a protest against alary cut propdsed by tha senate finance committee. i Children's frocks made. Oledya