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Newspaper Page TextJiTDFOTlD MAIL TRTBWE, JfEDFORD. OREGON. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1933 PAGE STtVEN IS I DON'T FORGET TO PHONE THAT Want Ad nvrwB arji raft RATES; par word (int insertion. ecb addmoaaJ uuertloa. pat word mtnlmiim lOcl Par Una per month, without aonv chouses .tut Phone 75 LOST I.OST It mSIng, oil ; WANTED SITUATIONS WANT to exchange hour wl. ln. Ing either In home or office for i dental work, y toenceaJTeh 603-y NR WOMANaTt job work, in side or out 626 W 4th Ph 832-X EXPERT PAINT JSR will do sign paint irur - Interior decorating - general paint Jobs Call at 823 So Central WANTED MISCELLANEOUS PHONE 069-R. Re-upholsterlng. r gluing, re-flnlshlng Thlhault. WANTED Empty truck going to Se attle, want load Icr thru or way points. Price right. Relnklng Truck ing Co.. phone 332 WANTED Baby carriage and crib Must be In good condition. Reas onable. 947-R. WANTED Gas engine, light weight, S or 4 h.p. Auto Beauty Shop. WANTED To rent 8 to 20 acres, at least 4 room house and outbuild ings. C. Blatr, Route a. Box 385, RAW PURS WANTED Eastern prices paid. You don't have to wait for return We ;iy oesh 7e buy Hides. PelU and Wool. MED FORD BARGAIN HOUSE 97 N Orape St. Phone 1062 WANTED Household goods, stoves, tools, or what have you MED FORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27 N Grape St. Phone 1062. r FOR RENT HOUSES IF YOU WANT to rent a 8-room modern unfurnished bungalow in tip top condition Inside and out, drive by 710 W. 11th for particulars There are built-in features, heat rola, electrlo water heater, tanks, new linoleum on kitchen floors: garage, wood shed, cement walks, berries, vines, etc. Not for rent to family with small children. DUPLEX, close In, large living room, fireplace and furnace. Tel. 033 or S9. FURN. 2-room cabin, 6.50. 144 Tripp. 60 N. PEAOH fl rooms, bath, oil burner, range. Tel. 105. MODERN HOME, close In, good con dition. 432 No. Holly. Tel. 105. MODERN stucco horn, excellent con dition. 19. Tel. 105. POR RENT Modern 3-room house, partly furnished, 328 So. Hamilton. Si &DER.N HOME East sldo, 1029 East Jackson. Tel. 106. FOR RENT Modern 7-room house with small acreage Phone 447-L. 4-ROOM modem turn home. Tel. 10S. BERRYDALE Modern 5-room home, water paid. Reasonable rent. Tel. 105. 7-ROOM house at 307 N. Ivy St. In quire Mrs. A. Kaufman, 230 N. Ivy. FOR RENT 5-room unfurnished house, close In: rirst-lsss shape, modern: low rest to the right party. James Taylor. 240 So. Grape. FURN. HOUSES. O. A. DeVoe. FOR RENT 5-room turn, house wltn garsge; close In. Tel. 341-B-l. FOR RENT Furnished modern 4 room bungalow, garsge. Inquire 20 Oak St. FOR RENT East side five room house, well furnished, water paid 22.50. Phone 1149. ATTRACTIVE new home; bullt-lns and fireplace. 518 S Oakdale. POR RENT Clean, partly rumlshed 4-room house Telephone 488-M. HOMES FOR KENT Call 796. fOR rent i-room moaern furnish ed bouse; Hardwood floors, over stuffed, electric range Call at 630 S Central fOR RENT 5-room rurntahed Douse and garage. Call at 345 N Bartlett FOR RENT Purnisned 5-room mod- Am hnitu fail n. a atvTMinjk TOR RENT Partly furnished home close In. nice shade, garden spot .garage .20. water rent paid; lo cated at 815 So Rlverarslde: in quire at 326 So. Riverside "Furnished Ir I "OH RENT Horn unfurnished Brown White I FCRN. APTS tor rent. No reaonsb'e .. . (.i run . . n . n . v T a nt. No rea.onaD. . nff.. 7.. 'U .,... siii Bakeryor cili UW-J. 1 FOR BENT APARTMENTS FURNISHED apartment; light, water and heat. 229 No. Ivy. POR RENT Modem turn, apartment. 345 No. Bartlett. FOR RENT Clean furnished apart ment, private bath, outside door. 219 S. Ivy St. NEATLY furnished fr. single apt.. .111. Partly furnished one-room cabin. $4 month. 1205 E. Main 8t. FURN. apta for rent. Tel. 201-H. 2-ROOM apt., tlO. 12 N. Ivy. FOR RENT Attractive ground floor apartment for couple employed Call at 632 Plum St. after 6 p. m or Sundays. FURNISHED apartment. Durell Court 329 N Holly, phone 1232-W ."OB BENT FURNISHED BOOMS PLEASANT room for gentleman; close In; bath, garage. 609 E. Main. ATTRACTIVE heated rooms. 40 S Grape. FOR RENT Comfortsbl rooms: pri vate entrance One block from Main St. Reasonable rates. 222 6 Central. FOR RENT BOARD AND BOOMS BOARD AND ROOM 716 E. Mats Rates very moderate. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 'DAIRYMAN with two strings cows for high class dairy near S. F., Cel. Receiving highest price for milk Partnership preferred. 1480 Market St.. S. P., Cal." FOR EXCHANGE WANTED Trade radio for car trailer 450 Haven. WOOD for lay or potatoes near, Trail R 0 Skellenger, Trail Ore. ' WILL trade dry 16' fir and hard wood for light truck 32!e East 4th FOR EXCHANGE REAl ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE I acre close In; 7 room modern home with fireplace, bullt-lns, hard wood floors, barn and chicken house. Will trade for 10 to 20 acre farm with Improve ments. Give description, location, etc. In first letter. Address Box 9627 care Tribune. TRADE equity In fine home, soldier's loan, for Copco stock. Tel. 349-Y. FOR SALE FUEL APPLE WOOD Phone 507-J-5. FOB 8ALB AUTOMOBILES SPECIAL SALE ON GOOD USED CARS 60-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. 1028 Ohev. Coupe. Very reason able. , 1920 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, 61.10 per box, For sale at Big "7" Warehouse. NEWTOWN APPLES Cheap. Viuia Packing House. Ala FOR SALE LIVESTOCK 10 HEAD Jersey and Guernsey milk cows: 10 head yearling heifers; beardless barley. J. W. Bailey, Talent. 3 10 BUYS 500 year-old young berries, fresh Jersey ow, 1 Guernsey, 60 hens, 6 turkcji, fruit, hay and paid lease to Jsn. 1 of 5-A Irrigated, with 3-room completely furnished house. G. W. Hlnmon. Rt. 4, Box 311 Iv. mL W. of Phoenix. FOR SALE: Two 1200-lb. work horses. Inquire Pearts Shop, Central Point. FOR SALE Jersey heifer, fresh with heifer calf, or will trade for wood. Phone 097-J-2. FRESH and springer heifers for sale, also small pigs. Call 1520 North Riverside. FOR SALE Brood sows. Duroe, five dollars each. 8. A. Hawk, Eagle Point. FOR SALE OR TRADE Registered thoroughbred stallion and one good saddle horse. Consider light car. Box 9599, Mall Tribune. RED feeder pigs. Adolf Schulz. Beagle. FOR BALI HOMES FOR SALE Modern 6-room house, close In will take 10 shares Copco stock, balance $1100 payable 919.50 monthly. This property formerly sold for 3000. EARL TUMY, 310 Liberty Bldg. FOR SALE Oood 3 room bouse (east front) and nice lot close to Berry dale store A great bargain at 1450 Terms. Phone 517-L. FOR SALE 222 w. Jackson. Owner FOR SALE POULTRY HATCHINO EGOS Pure Hanson strain. Mated with cockerels direct from Hanson. 62.50 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 S. C. W. Leghorns. B Rocks and R. 1. Reds. Custom hafthlng a specialty. Eskln Hatch ery. Talent. FOR SALE Rocks. Orphlngtcns and Reds: also 3 pigs. Tel. 314-X. NEW LOW PRICES on chicks-Whiw n.i.u sit fa ti ft ft n LSI bee no. li, nt"m - Reds and Rock cent 34 pm catalog fr Jenks Poultry Farm Tangent. Oregon. - r.orcczl.RR'R Rous! " , riRESSLER'S Squire uw nwwij. 1 J Win ao1 1689"' FOB 8 ALB REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 150-acr ranch; 0 A pear. 8 A. alfalfa, 60 A. woodland and pasture, balance larm land: new dairy barn, modern 5-room hoiue; paid-up water right under Table Rode ditch. Phone 817-L. 13 ACRES Own water right: home and other buildings; on bus Una: $1000. A- E. Dennis, Rogue RW Oregon. WHEN you think of real estate thlut of Brown S White. ESTRAYED. STRAY CATTLE 3 head Jerseys, branded Dlamond-J on left hip. one branded B. C. over Dlamond-J, crop off left ear. Taken from pound. Jacksonville. Pec. 1, 1033. J. W. By bee. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS ALFALFA HAY, third cutting, clean, green ana saiiea, aeuvorra ior eo.uu. John Newcomb, Rt. 3, Medford. FOR SALE 45-pallon Hotzone gas water neater, eu. a. v. ioiwjboh. Shell Service. 6th and Front, ALFALFA HAY, Mlnear ranch. Near R. R. Academy. CHOICE Kanota Oais and Beardless Barley. C. F. Neldermeyer. FOR SALE Universal electric range, automatic etc. Oood shape. CaU at 1033 W. 11th. PIANOS Before purchasing any Piano, be sure and compare price and value with the exceptional BARGAINS now available at the BALDWIN PIANO SHOPPE, 2tJ S. Orape. FOR SALE 1 team and harness. 1'25. 1 cream separator; 3 elect, brooder George MoMahon, 1 mile So. Talent. FOR SALE Good Delicious apples and Newtown culls, or will trade fir wood or whatever you have. Joe Kan tor. Rt. 4, Box U37. FOR Merchants' Courtesy Books. Tel 831; 20 00 value for 75c. SUPERFEX oil heater, cheap. Pboue 1013 YOU can now get Duart permanent wave for only $1 75 Prevost Beau.y Shop. 16 Laurel. Tel 727-J. GET the 'No Hunting' and trespass irifl signs at the Mail rr buns Job ifflce: printed on jloth to with stand th rain and weather FOR SALE O&ed tewing machines all malt-fa $& up: terms It desired All makes rented and repaired- White Sewing Marhme Co 34 N Bartlett FOR sand gravel, sediment, fertilizer and teaming Phone 9 13-J ALFALFA. $8 00: wheat. l.05 cwt.; barley 85c; ear corn. 80o. Phone O A DeVoe 523-J-2 FOR SALE Harley-DavldaoD motor cycle $SS cash. See John, at Mail Tribune MlSCKI.LANb'OUS . INCOME TAX Let me prepare your income tax return, years of expedi ence. Both State and Federal-are now aue. Fred L Colvig. 525 a Central. Phone 735-M. GET the "No Hunting" and trespass ing signs at the Mail Tribune Job office: printed on cloth to with stand the rain and weather HA WLE Y TRANSFER - Expert pack 4Ws and movers Special livestock moving equipment Prices right SattAfaction guaranteed 619 North Riverside Phone 044-X BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON CO. MIST It AC! CO. Abstrarta of Title and Title Inso ranee. The only complete Title system In Jack or County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title, Title Insurance. Rooms 8 and 6. No 83 North Central Ave. upstalra Automobile Loans. CONTRACTS REFINANCED PAYMENTS REDUCED We pay up balance due dealer, bank or finance company and extend your payments. Additional money loaned Phone 81 for appointment Expert Window Cleaners, LEI GEO ROE DO IT - Tel. 1173 House oleanlng Floor waxing. Ori ental rug cleaning, specialty. Job Printing. MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT Best equipped plant in southern Oregon Printing of U kinds; book binding; loose-leaf ledgers, and blanks, billing systems, duplicating cash sales slips and everything is the printing Una. 38-80 N. Grape phona 75. Money Co Lend. WE LEND MONEY ON FURNITURE AND LATE MODEL AUTOS. Three pet cent per month on un paid balance No other charge See W E- Thomas. 45 S Central Ground floor Crate rlan Theatre Bldg State License No. 8-157. Painting and Paperhanging. BARRY MARX Painting, tinting, paperhanging. Phono 14-P-4. Res Coleman Creek mad. EADS TRAN&FER A STORAGE CO Office 1016 No. Central Phone 815 Prices tight. Service guaranteed RE1NKJNO TRUCKING GO Trans fer and Storage We haul anything at a reasonable price. Ill No Plr Street. Phone 833 Plant Inatructlon BETTER piano instruction, individ ual or class The paste way Halght Music Studio, Liberty Building Phone 73. LEGAL .NOTICES Notice. STOCK of Men's FuraUhtnju nd fTnoes located at 317 W. Main Street, Medford, Oreeon. will be offered "or saie bv sealed bids will be open?d at 11.00 a. m. o'clock Saturday, Feb ruary 35. 1033. at 471 Plttock Bloc Portland, Oregon, and at the office of the Referee In Bankruptcy at Med- ford. Oregon. This stock Inventories 95560.43. fix tures C467.50. Certified check for 10 must accompany bid. Stock miy be inspected all day Thursday, Feb ruary 23rd and Friday. February 34tn. All bids subject to the approval nf the Referee In Bankruptcy at Me4 ford. Oregon. Right reserved to re ject any or all bids. O. W. INGRAM, Receiver. 471 Plttock Block, Portland. Oregon. CALL FOR BIDS FOR WOOD Call for bids for 70 cords, more or less, four-foot bndv fir. to be deliver ed on school grounds berore August 1st, 1933. Bids to be opened Marcn 13th and the Board rtwrvw the right to reject any and all bids. DISTRICT NO. 4. PHOENIX. Marjorie Wilcox. Clerk. Administrator's Notice to Creditors. Notice Is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed by the County Court of Jackson Coun ty, Oregon, Administrator or tne es tate of Cvrua M. Paul, deceased; all persona having claims against aatd estate are hereby notified o present the same duly verified, to this Ad ministrator at his offloe in Medford National Bank Building. Medford, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated January 34th. 1933. G US NEWBURY, Administrator of the Estate of Cyrus M. Paul, deceased. SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION Suit to Quiet Title. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. The California Oregon Power Com pany, a Corporation, Piaintm, vs. Refiln B. Packard, also known as Reason B. Packard, and as R. B. Packard; Eutah Ann Packard, his wife, also known as Euthann Pack ard, and as Eutha A. Packard, and as Eutha A. Smith; I. M. Smith, husband of said Eutha A. Smith; Nancy Ann Hoxle, also known as Nancy Ann Hoxey; Almlra Avery, also known as Almlry Avery; R. B. Packard, also known as R B. Packard. Jr.; Edward Packard; Ellen Packard; Sally Packard, also known as Sady Pack ard; John Packard; Charles Pack ard; Atty Packard, also known as Athy Packard; Jefferson Packard. Viola Packard, also known as Vto ley Packard; children and heirs at law of said Rezln B. Packard and Eutah Ann Packard, his wife; John Doe Hoxey. also known as John Doe Hoxle, husband of said Nancv Ann Hoxey: John Doe Avery, hus bsnd of said Almlra Avery: and the Unknown Heirs of said Rezin B. Packard, deceased; of said Reason B. Packard, deceased, and of said R B. Packard, deceased: the Un known Heirs of said Eutah Ann Packard, deceased, Euthann Pack ard, deceased. Eutha A. Packard, de ceased, and Eutha A. Smith, de ceased, and of said I. M. Smith, de ceased, husband of said Eutha a. Smith: also the Unknown Heirs of said Nanoy Ann Hoxey, deceased and of said Nancy Ann Hoxle. de. ceased, and of said Almlra Avery, deceased, and of said Almlry Avery, deceased, and of said R. B. Pack ard, deceased, son of said Rezin B Packard, and said Eutah Ann Pack ard, deceased, and of . said R. B Packard. Jr.. deceased son of said Rezin B. Packard, and said Eutah Ann Packard, deceased, and of said Edward Packard. Ellen Packard, Sally Packard, Sady Packard, John Packard, Charles Packard, Atty Packard, Athy Packard, Jefferson Packard, Viola Packard, and Vlolev Packard, the deceased children of said Rezin B. Packard and EuUh Ann Packard, deceased; Thomas Ohavner. also known as Thomaa Chavener; and Margaret Ohavner. his wife, also known as Margaret Chavener. and as Rose Chavner. and as Rose Chavener, and as Rosy Chavner, and as Rosy Chav ener; and Margaret Thompson, fot merly Margaret Chavner, also for merly known as Margaret Chavener; Pewr Chavner, also known as Peter Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS Plant with brilliant red flower Warning of danaert poet. Characteristics Charry color Speed contests Press for payment Place Froien desserts Decays Before: prefix Tablet Bewilder Rulers of Tunis Syllable of . hesitation Magnitude Pronoun Thin StODDSd Axe Young salmoa Myself Rescue Large volume Urnlttd Ibsen character Ood of love Mark Solution of Yesterday's Pun la lif.liR L JZ I NG JLJLJtiiLXA pliil R tMARKED5LOW A V Ej s ill RE P AIT NS0O66E0 PjA C liCONTENTS HiiilLR a N ta p a IABlid e ere p st1art5ey1es it, Cone bearing tree it. Dl ill dure 4L Diminishes 45. Paradisaic 47. Government trrant 4a. Sharp reply 49. Representatives ia is ut- J-9 1 7 la ? o I hz e W$P m 71 MT J m 'M mm 27 28 B2? mm LL JL Jl t" mf'V' j 1 1 ij iUiVtt s : 4i " up a-j " 55 ' Wf Chavener. and as Peter J. Chavner, and as peter J. Chavener; Michael Chavner. aUo known as Michael Chavener; Mary A. Price, widow, for merly Mary A. Chavner, also known as Mary A. Chavener: children and heirs at law of said Thomas Cha? ner and Margaret Chavner, his wife: W. E. ThompAon. husband of said Margaret Thompson; and the Un known Helri o bald Thomas Ch(' ner. deceaised. of said Thomas Chavener, deceased, and Margaret Chavner, deceased, of said Margaret Chavener, deceased, of said Roe Chavner. d eceased .of said Rose Chavener, deceased, of said Rosy Chavnr, deceased, and of said Rosy Chavener, deceased; Iredell J Phlpps. also known as I. J. Phlpps; C. P. Phlpps. his wife: W. J. Phlpps. I. D. Phlpps. unmarried: D. 13. Phlpps, widower; and May Phlpps, unmarried, also known as Laura May Phlpps. and L. May Phlpn. children and heirs at law of said Iredell J. phlpps and C. P. Phlpps. his wife: the Unknown Heirs of said Iredell J. Phlpps, deceased, and of said I. J. Phlpps, deceased, and of said C. P. phlpps, deceased: Hester Jones, formerly Hester Phlpps, wid ow of said W. J. Phlpps, deceased; DU W. Phlpps. Dale Phlpps. a minor, Donald Phlpps, a minor, Alice Phlpps. a minor, and Calls t a Phlpps, children and heirs at law of said W. J. Phlpps and Hester Phlpps; the Unknown Heirs of said W. J. Phlpps; and also all other persons or parties unknown claim ing any right, title, estate, lien or interest in the real estat describ ed in the complaint herein, and situated In Jackson County. Ore gon, and Southern Oregon Credit Bureau, a corporation, and R. H. Toft, Defendants. TO: Rezin B. Packard, also known as Reason B. Packard, and as R. B. Packard; Eutah Ann Packard, his wife, also known as Eutnann Pack ard, and as Eutha A. Packard, and as Eutha A. Smith; I. M. Smith, hus band of said Eutha A. Smith; Nancy Ann Hoxle, also known aa Nancy Ann Hoxey: Almlra Avery, also known as Almlry A very: R. B. Packard, also known ns R. B. Packard, Jr.; Ed ward Packard; Ellen Packard; Sally Packard, also known aa Sady Pack ard; John Packard; Charles Packard; Atty Packard, also known as Athy Packard; Jefferson Packard; Vlo a Packard, also known as Violey Pack ard: children and heirs at law of said Resin B. Packard and Eutah Ann Packard, hla wife; John Doe Hoxey, also known as John Doe Hoxle, hui hand of said Nancy Ann Hoxey; John Doe Avery, husband of said Almlra Avery: and the Unknown Relrs of said Rezin B. Packard, deceased; of said Reason B. Packard, deceased, and of said R. B. Packard, deceased; the unknown Heirs of said Eutah Ann Packard, deceased, Euthann Packard, deceased, Eutha A. Packard, deceased. and Eutha A. Smith, deceased, and of said I. M. Smith, deceased, hud- band of said Eutha A. Smith; also the Unknown Heirs oi said Nancy Ann Hoxey, aeceasea, ana or aatd Nancy Ann Hoxle,- deceased, and of said Almlra Avery, deceased, and nf said Almlry Avery, deceased, and of said R. B. Packard, deceased son of said Rezin B. Packard, and said Eutah Ann Packard, deceased, and of said R. B. Packard. Jr.... deceased son of said Rezin B. Packard, and said Eu tah Ann Packard, deceased, and of said Edward Packard. Ellen Packard, aany Packard, sady Packard, John pacKnra, ctiaries Packard. Atty Pack ard, Athy Packard. Jefferson Packard, Viola Packard, and Violey Packard, the deceased children of said Rezin B. Packard and Eutah Ann Packard deceased; Thomas Chavner, also known as Thomas Chavener: and Margaret Chavner. his wife, also known as Margaret Chavener, and as Rose Chavner, and as Rose Chavenei. and as Rosy Chavner, and as Roy Chavener: and the Unknown Heirs of said Thomas Chavner, deceased, of mid Thomas Chavener, deceased, and Margaret Chavner, deceased, and of said Margaret Chavener, deceased, of said Rose Chavner, deceased, of said Rose Chavener, deceased, of said Rosy Chavner, deceased, and of said Rosy cnavener, aeceasea; Iredell J. Phlpps. also known as I J. Phlpps; C. P. Phlpps, his wife; W Cross-Word Puzzle s. Uke f. Sharp I. Optical rltsa Piece of land 10 meters square 10, Saws for cut tins with the nrralo It Excessive Interest II. Measures 16. &leeD lljrbtlr 19. Demolish 22. Tree of the Philippines 17. Carry 25. Certain 29. In this place 25, Youn hare 29. Eccentric rotattns pieces to. Distinguished 3L Hates 33. Jndlxent 35. Less perilous 26. To one side 87. Religious leaflet IS. Flaien fabrlo 40. Arabian chlefUlB 41. Tardy 44. Witty person 48. Negative 47. Parent! colloQ, DOWN L Marked with bars of con trast) ns color I Brilliantly colored bird t. Drew together 4. Contends 5. Pronoun J. Phlpps, son of said Iredell J. Phlpps and O. P. Phlpps. his wtxe; the Unknown Heirs of said Iredell J Phlppe, deceased, and of said I. J Phlpps. deceased, and of said C. P. Phtpps, deceased: Hester Jones, also known as Heatrella Jones, formerly Hester Phlpps. widow of said W. J. Phlpps. deceased: Dell W. Phlpps, Dale phtpps. a minor. Donald Phlpps. u rumor, Alice Phlpps, a minor, and Callsta Phlpps. children and heirs at law of sa,ld W. j. Phlpps and Hwtr Phlpps; tne unknown Heirs of said W. J. Phlpps, deceased, and also all other persons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate. Hen or interest In the real estate describ ed In the complaint herein, and situ ated in Jackson county, Oregon; above named defendants; Tn the name of the State of Ore gon: You and each of you are here by required to appear In the above entitled court and cause and there answer the complaint of the plaintiff on file therein against you. within ten days from the date of the service of this summons upon you. if servei in Jackson County. Oregon; or if served In any other county of Ore gon, then within twenty days from the date of the service of this sum mons upon you: or if served by pub lication, or out of the State of Ore gon alter an order of publication, then on or before the last day pre scribed In the order of publication of summons, and you will please taice notice that If you fall to so appear and answer said complaint the plain-, tiff will apply to the above entitled ; court for the relief demanded In the ! complaint, reference to which com-: plaint is nereny nu.de, tne same to be a port hereof; This summons Is published In ac cord with the order of Hon. H. O Norton, Circuit Judg. for Jackson County, Oregon "duly made and en tered In the above entitled cause on February 31, 1933, and whlcii order requires this summons to be published In the Medford Mail Tribune, (a newspaper of general circulation, published in Med io ra. jacKson county, Oregon) once a week for four consecutive and suc cessive weeks and which order re quires you and each of you to appear in the above entitled suit and an swer the complaint on file tne rein against you on or be fore the last day ore scribed in said order for publication of said summons, which last day s March 14, 1033. The date of the first publication la February 1, 1033, and tne QMS or mac puDilcatton will be March 14, 1833. And you will pleas take notice that If you fail to so appear and an swer said complaint, the plaintiff will anply to the abovi entitled court for said relief demanded In said complaint, to-wlt: For a decree that plaintiff Is the owner In fee simple and In the possession and entitled to the possession of the said real prop erty described In said complaint, which property Is situated in Jack son County, Oregon, and described as follows, towlt: Commencing at the Northeast cor ner of Donation Land Oialm No. 43 in Township 37, South of .Range 1 West of the Willamette Meridian; thence South 80 degrees 68 minutes West 17S0.3 feet along the Donation band Claim boundary to the point of beginning; thence South 80 degrees 58 minutes West 403.67 feet along the Donation land Claim Boundary to the easterly boundary of the old Pa cific St Eastern Railway right of way: said point being North 80 degrees 56 minutes East 1320.0 feet from the Inside "L" corner of Donation Land Claim No. 43; thence South 13 degrees 38 minutes East 373.03 feet along the Paolflo ez Eastern Railway right of way. which followa the pres ent right of way fence: thence South 7 degrees 04 minutes East 145.90 feet, following the Pacific Eastern Rail way right of way to a point on the present fence line: thence north 80 degrees S3 minutes East 206.08 fcer; thence North 0 degrees 04 minutes West 306.00 feet to the point of be ginning, containing 4.00 acres, more or less, au corners marked wltn a irinch pipe set In cube of con crete 13 'xl3"-13"; freed from any interest, uue. estate, lien, claim or right whatsoever of the defend ants, their successors in Inter est or assigns; and forcvor enjoining and debarring all of said defendants from asserting any claim whatsoever m or w earn real estate adverse to plaintiff and forever aulctlnor nlain. tiff's title to said premiHOA against win ci a. ma or eacn ana all of said defendants, their successors and a. signs, and for such other and further renei as to cue Court shall seem Jvitt and equitable In the premises and for Judgment for plaintiffs costs and disbursements herein to be taxed. A. E. REAME9. . Attorney for Plaintiff. m uiucny nuiiaing, Medford, Oregon. Notice of Appointment of Kxecutrlx .a iic.vMjr Bivon cnai me un dersigned was on the 17th day of Jan- ..-.j. ..j, w.e israer oi me coun v. . out or Oregon for Jackson County, sitting in probate, oulv anoolnUt ft vam .(. ' tflt nf tTrrttt Uli m . . , v awn.. uoHJKig, ana thereafter qualified and la now such KXftcutrtv. All tWrUiHI la.l -t . ii J, r """s against Said estRtJ. AM maiiIh Vn p-vprr vuuenrrs witnin nil 4montn from the date of thts notice in mM Mf,t." , - ai tne First National1 Bank t Medford. Oreeon Dated at Medford. Oregon, 'thulut sy of January, 1033. iTirriiirT-i Bxecutrl of the Estate of ...... mwir, a eceased. Griffin Creek GRIFFIN enmnr .. . . . -All committees of' the brlffin P -t A. met Friday evening with Mr, and Mrs. David Hood, and mads plane for the next meeting February 34. Mrs. Ed Cahow of Dunsmulr'vUlted mindsy with Mr. and Mrs. u i. Doug. h.T" Mr 0eor Ch'ndler re turned home Rimiii . . 1 ""Hi ma extend ed visit at Manhfleld. mrs. oora Bowers. Jams. Bower, and Eugene Hornback of Medford were dinner guests Thursday of Mr nd Mm. j. D. Brown and daughters Mr and Mre. o. o. Bohl motored to Missouri Fist Thursday and visited Mr. and Mrs. Jimes Staub Mis. Mary Flak waa an overnight guest or mu u.h.i. .... " : - , --..,Mio metzcer or Jacksonville Wednesday. Business visitor, in Medford Fri day were H. c. Best, Albert McKay . dcoi-rc cnsndier. Mr. and Mrs Charlie MrPheters moved to King'. Highway TSurUy. They are renting one of Mr. Tumy's houses. Mrs. J. D. Brown spent last week end with her sister in Jacksonville. While there, they motored to Mis souri Flat to visit relatives. 4 SHOWS INCREASE (By I R. Shurtlrff.) That the interest in mining in Jackson county is increasing almost dally waa very apparent to the writer after the completion of a trip that covered several of the sites of the "old dlggln'a" from Ashland to Oold Hill. I Up on Bear creek, near the Jack- j son Hot Springs, where much gold was recovered in an early day, sev eral men were seen to be busily en gaged In the laborious and, we hopo, gainful occupation m working over tne old tailings or endeavoring to discover a yard or so of virgin ground that some early-day worker had pass ed up. Rounding a turn on the old stage road to Gold Hill. I asked, "What are all those cars doing down the road there?" "They must bo miners," came the answer, "that's where Willow creek crosses the road. "Let's atop and nave a look.' Wo stood on' the culvert where a small stream trickled through, and counted 16 men In sight. A small six or eight-foot el Icebox was the method of recovery here. Dirt and gravel carried to a water hole and water dipped with . pall to do the washing. Not satisfied that we had seen them all, we began a closer Investi gation. Sounds coming from a hole gophered In the hltlsioe attracted our attention, which we discovered were being made by a man "coyoting" on the bedrock. "what are you doing down there?" we asked, by way of opening a con versation. "Fighting Old Man Depression," "he replied, without looking up. "Who's winning?' "It's a (huh, as he swung his pick) about a (huh) draw X think." This was the humorous side. On other faces was a look of grim de-1 termination, and In some Instances, bordered on desperation. Further questioning elicited the in formation that not many of them were making more than 60 cents a day, and some of them not so much, but this fact stood out prominently. that whatever amount they were able to get, was better to them than standing In line on commissary day and, if gasoline would only hold out, they might be able, by the end of the day, to "muck out enough to eat on. Farther on, a mile or so from the Willow ereek dlggln'a. was presented a picture that was at once interesting and artistic and could well be used for a Saturday Evening frontispiece. On the side of the road, where a small stream of water ran down the gutter, a boy of some six or seven years, red hat and rubber boots, wss busily engaged with a gold-pan al most as large as himself. It Is the tendency of the times and should receive helpful and fit ting encouragement, for It could be made to keep every Idle man In Jack son county off the bread Hn Matters of much Import to the mining industry will be taken up at a meeting to be held at the Cham ber of Commerce rooms on Friday evening, February 17, at 7:30 p. m. The meeting is called by the officer of the Southern Oregon and North ern California Mining association. Jacksonville H. E. Meeting To Honor George Washington Mrs. Anna Wendt and Mrs. Emma Conger will be Joint hostesses at a I o'clock luncheon Wednesday after noon, February 33, to the membeie of the Home Economics club of the Jacksonville Orange. Thla soelsl meeting Is given' In honor of the ennlvcrsary of George Washington's birthday and the entertainment 111 be In keeping with this Idea. The luncheon win be gtv.n at the home of Mrs. Anna Wendt and a cordial Invitation is extended to all club members. The regular Orange meeting will be held Friday evening, February 34, at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Ijeona Nleder- meyer, lecturer, announoss thst there will be a program of music, games and educational features. ' Oak Grove OAK OROVB, Fsb. 31, (Bp!.) Mrs. Inch, supervisor of Jackson county schools and Mr.. Watson, office dep uty visited the Oak Orove schools isst Monday. Last Tuesday waa Valentine's day, when several valentine, were ex changed. Tuesday the girls of the Oak Orove schools played the Jacksonville girl, basketball team. The Oak Orove win ning 13 to 6. Friday, February 17, the Interme diate grade room gave a short pro gram commemorating the birthday. of Lincoln and Longfellow. Among the selections wss a dramatization of Mrs. Robblns' .tory, "The Soldier'. Reprieve." Belglnm To Honor War Dog. BRUSSELS (AP) A local paper la making a cenau. of surviving wax dogs and ask. reader, to .upply .tor les of canine heroism. A monument Is planned to commemorate their deed. I will appreciate vuur votes In the Medford Merchants' Popularity con teat. AOSAMONO WAUj, Tel. 7M-M, FOR OPTO La Guardia Introduces Bill To Provide For Calling Of Ratifying Conventions Under Federal Auspices. WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.P)lm medately after the house vote to submit prohibition repeal, Represen tative Laguardis (R , j. y.) intro duced a bill to provide for the can ine; of ratifying convention, under federal auspices. Ssytng ths bill had been prepared after conferences with A. Mitchell Palmer, former attorney.general. La guardia. added: "If part of the statea act an their own initiative and other state, wslt for congress to act. the amendment will never be acted on. Avoid Confusion. Delay. 'If part of the stater act on their own Initiative and then congress should act, what la to happen ta tnoee states tnat nave already acted? "Ail thla oonrualon and delay can be avoided by congress taking the initative and calling the conventions. To contend that It Is up to the legislatures aa provided In the first method simply nullifies the purpose of an alternative method of ratifi cation. "If It 1. up to the legislatures ta provide the convention the constitu tion might Just as well have pro vided but the one method of ratifi cation. Call, for Delegates, The bill provides: "An election of delegate, to the various state conventions ebsll take place the 16th day of May. 1033. "The number of delegates front each state shall be twice the num ber, plus one, of the number of rep. resentatlve. and senators of each state, except that states that now have less than 11 representatives and senator, will have 31 delegates at their state conventions "The power to call the oonventlom Is conferred by congress to the gov ernor of each state. "If the governor fall or refute, to act, suoh power la conferred on the senior United State, circuit court Judge presiding In that state, or, if there U no such circuit court Judg residing In that state, on the senior United atatee district Judge residing In that stfit. To Mam Boards. "Th governor It empowered to ap point a state election board for th purpose of working out all detail. In accordance with' the state law for tlie election of delegates to th con vention snd for the convention It self. "Provision, are made to pay mem bers of this bosrd S a day expense for every full day devoted to in business of such board. - "Qualifications of elector and dele gate, to th convention are th Mm a now provided for by th .tat law requisite for electors of the most numerous branch of th (tat. legis lature. "Delegate to th convention must be classified on the ballo'j a for or against th rep, si of the eighteenth amendment, an equal number of dele gates running against each other. Thla is to avoid the crowding of delegate by entering of a large number of delegates on one side of the question. Must Bhow Brand. "Th bsllot must Indlcst each group of electors a being for or against the repeal of the eighteenth amendment and ewb additional In formation as th law of th etat may require. "Ho provision ts made for pay for delegates. It la made an honorary office. Provision is msd for travel ing expense, to th etat oaplt.l by mileage of five cent, a mile, end for maintenance during the convention. "Provision is msde for alternate,, but no allowance for expenses unles the alternate must attend the con vention because of death, sickness or disability of the delegate. The ssme election official are to be employed a. were used In trie pres idents election of November 8, 1013, exoept thst only two are to serve m each board. Pay Is limited to M for service on election day. afegtiard. Ballot. "Provision, are mad for smpte vol unteer watcher, and challengers rep resenting organization. Interested In both sides of the question. "The etate convention muet b called not less than 30 day. nor more then 49 day. after the election of the delegates. "Federal and etat criminal law. r made applicable to th election of detegates. "No etat can be enjoined from holding an election or convention, and no court can grant an Injunc tion restraining such election or con vention. The purpose of this ts to Insure the election being held and th oonventlon. taking place, leaving any attack on the constitutionality of the method employed to be Invoked and after th ratification, as Is now th law. Authorisation for appro priation of tT.soo.ooo I contained in th bill to defray th cost of elec tion of delegates and th convention." Greek Memorial For American ATHENS (Apt Stephen Delta.. 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