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Newspaper Page TextlifTDFORD MAIL TRTBirNT?, MTDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY. 24, 3933. PAGE ELEVEN DON'T FORGET TO PHONE THAT Want Ad . HERS AiUf TAB BATES-, per word first insertion (Minimum 2S0) Each additional insertion. pei word iiimimiirn lOfli per line pet month, without cop? changes Phone- 75 LOST LOST If dog missing, call 1518. WANTED SITUATIONS TWO MEM want 'job. work out. 626 W. 4th St.- Tel. 832-X. WANT to exchange hour work clean lng either In home or office for . . i. nafaluncpi. Tel. 503-Y aenta worn.. w -. EXPERT PAINTCB wl do 8l" in - interior decorating - general plant jobs. Call at 322 80 Central WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED To buy 2-b.p. motor, fl n-gle- phase, or 3 or -f "ime L01t,a fr caeh. Call 1559. WANTED Small ranch, not under Medrord-Ta.ent ditch. Small down payment. Sox 9897, Tribune. WANTED Service station, grocery store or any reliable business lor cash. P. J- Bllleter, Gen. Del., Med ford, Ore. WANTED To buy fireplace screen and andirons. Phone 95-L. EMP??TRUCK golwj to Seattle last . .nntAi i.nH for there or points en route. Phone 1044-X, tiawiey iransicr. TirrKni! ofio-R. Re-uoholsterlng, re- gluing, rellnlahlng Thibault. WANTED Empty truck going to Se attle. Want load for thru or way points. Price right. Relnklng Truci Ing Co., phone 332 RAW FURS WANTED Eastern prices paid. You don't have to watt for return We ry cash We buy Hides. Peltt and Wool MED FORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N Orape St. Phone 1062 WANTED Household goods, etoves, tools, or what have you MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N Grape St. Phone 1062. FOR RENT HOUSES wvd ott-wt PMrnihvi 3-room house Call 1032 E. Jackson, Saturday or Phone liM-A. aiter o FOrTrenT 4-roora duplex with jas range and neater, oiu iw. lett. Phone 341-R-l. IP you WANT to rent a 6-room modern unfurnished bungalow in tip top condition inside and out. drive by 719 W. IKq for particular There are built-in features, faeat- rola. electric water neater, wmim, llnAlaiim nn Vlf-Jrin flfafirA; .VH amnt. walk. fctticwtt, nwuu on i - berries, vines, etc. Not for rent to family with smau cnnoren. FURN. 2 -room cabin, $6.50. Tripp. 144 FURN. HOUSES. O. A, DeVoe. FOR RENT Furnished modern 4 room bungalow, garage. Inquire 620 Oak St. FOR RENT East side five room house, well furnished, water paid 2.50. Phone 1149. ATTRACTIVE new home; bullt-lns and fireplace. 618 8 Oakdaie. FOR RENT Clean, partly furnished 4-roora house, reiepnone oo-m. HOMES POR KENT Call 799. FOR R EN T 4 - room mooern furnish ad house: hard wood floors, over tuffed. electric range. Call at 630 8 Central FOR RENT o-room furnished house and garage. Call at 345 N Bartiett FOB RENT Furnished 8 -room mod- ernhouM. Call at 4 U 8 J"6 FOR RENT Partly furnished home close in. nice ahade. garden spot nntn. mo water rent paid; lo cated at 815 80. Riversrstde; in quire at 326 80. Riverside. FOR RENT Homes. Furnished 0 unfurnished. Brown & Whit FOB BENT APARTMENTS CLEAN, furnished apartment, 319 S. Ivy. APARTMENT 114 Aimond St. FOR RENT Modern turn, apartment 345 No. Bartlett. NEATLY furnished fr. slnale apt- 3U Partly furntfhed one-room cabin. 14 month. 1203 E. Mam ot. FURN apts for rent. TeL 201-H. FURNISHED apsrtment. Durell Court 3i n aouy. pnone ia-w 3-ROOM apt $10. 412 N ivy. FOR RENT Attractive trrouna floot apartment tor coupie empioy Call at 632 Piuxn St., allex 8 p. m or Auotl&ja. FOB BENT APARTMENTS FURN. Aprs for rent No reasonable offer refused. Inquire Colonial Bakery, or call 1128-J. -OB RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR BENT Large heated bedroom, with 3 V, beds, for men: 10. 132 Almond St. POR RENT Comfortabte rooms: pri vate entrance One block from Main St. Reasonable rates. 123 S Central. FOR RENT BOARD AND ROOMS BOARD AND ROOM & 716 E. Main Ratea very moderate. FOR BENT MISCELLANEOUS TO LEASE Sheep range with fins browse, of over 6090 acres, between Macdoel and Bray In Siskiyou coun ty. Butte creek runs through the property. Plve hundred dollars for seseon to responsible tensnt. Apply to Wm. H. Hagelsteln. Butte Vslley State Bank. Dorrls. Siskiyou county. CsJ. FOB EXCHANGE TRADE Bulck delivery for your equity in late model delivery. Tel. 565-Y. Flynn Electric Service Co. WOOD for jay or potatoes, near Trail II lI OKCIlCUgBr, A IHll. t . WILL trade dry .6" fir and hard wood for HRht truck aai. East tin FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE WILL TRADE Equity In good subur ban home for cneaper property or good light car, or rent to reliable party. Phone 100. FOR EXCHANGE 1 acre close 4n: 7- room modern horn with fireplace, bullt-lns. hard wood floors, barn end 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 AUTOMOBILES SPECIAL SALE ON GOOD USED CARS 60-day written guarantee on every car over aioo. 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 net Also several good cars at low prices. ARMSTRONG MOTORS INC. 38 N. Riverside. FOR SALE FRUITS & VEGETABLES WING ORCHARD extra fancy and fancy wrapped and packed Cornice pears. 1.10 per box. For sale at Big "7" Warehouse. NRWTOWN APPLES Cheap. Ala vista Packing House: FOR SALE LIVESTOCK 10 HEAD Jersey and Guernsey milk cows; 10 head yearling heifers; beardless barley. J. W. Bailey. Talent. FOR SALE Two 1200 -lb. work horses. Inquire Pearts Shop, Central Poln.. FRESH and springer heifers for sale. also smau pigs, call 1520 North Riverside. RED feeder pigs. Adolf Schulz. Beagle. FOB SALE POULTRY EXTRA fancy Bronze hens. 15c lb. w. A. Pyhurn. Rt. 4, Box 54, Buck shot Hill road. FOR SALE Barred Rock hatching eggs, laying strain. $2.50 hundred. Baker Service Station. NEW low price on baby chicks; Han sen triple peaigreea, also Tom Cockran mating S. C W. Leghorns. B Rocks and R I. Reds. Custom hatching a specialty. Eakln Hatch ery. Talent. FOR SALE Rocks, Orphlngtons and Keos; also a pigs. Tel. 314-X. NEW LOW PRICES on chicks Whifte Leghorns, Hansen strain, 8 cents: Reds and Rocks 9 cents. 24 page catalog free. Jenks Poultry Farms. Tangent. - Oregon. DRESSLER'S Square Deal Hatchery. 1107 E. Main. Phone 1569-Y. FOR SALE FUEL APPLE WOOD Phone 697-J-5. FOB 9 A LA HOMES 11 -Room house, 310 Laurel St.. Med ford: $900 cash will handle on sale. or will trade equity for clear prop erty. FOR SALE Good 8 room house (east frnt) and nice lot close to Berry- dale store. A great bargain at $450 Terms. Phone 517-1. FOR SALE 322 W. Jackson. Owner FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 1 50 -acre ranch; 9 A and pasture, balance iarm land; new oairv oarn. moaem o-roon. nu"e. paid-up water right under Table rock atKJn. rnone oicu. WHEN you think of real estate think or Brown s wqiwj. EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT FOR 1KB AMBITIOUS with no employment in sight and with commodities at lowest price In history, do you know that wool from Angora wool rabbits is selling tt from $4 50 to $7 00 per pound. and that breeders find a ready mar ket and that the supply cannot meet the demand for many year to come? Let us ten you aoout n No charts. See Woolers at Sun rim Auto Camp for few days only Ask for Mr. Bergen. CSTBAYED. STRAY CATTLE 3 head Jerseys, branded Diamond J on left hip, one branded B. C. over Dlamond-J. crop I- o:f leit ear- Taxen iron, pouno, O Jacksonville, Dec 1, 1&3J. J. VY. Bjbee, FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS LIGHT Ford truck, model 36; RuxteU axle: 25.00. 618 E. 9th. FOR SALE Thor washing machine, 40; late model. 460 Haven St. FANCY Success beardless seed barley for seed. Phone 697-R-l. FOR SALE Alfalfa bay and Newtown apples, packed. Bert Atancliff. Phoenix. Ore. FOR SALE Good, solid Newtown ap ples by box or truckload. W. H. Watt. Phone 468-R-2. FOR SALE Repossessed Electric Range, almost new; easy - term. Commercial Finance Corp. OHILD'S complete bed; reasonable 636 Mary St. BEAUTIFUL Bungalow Piano, like new. of reputed make, over half paid for. A Teal snap for someone. Can be handled like rent. See at CUne Piano Co., Main and Riverside. ALFALFA HAT. third cutting, clean, green and salted, delivered for $8 50 John Newcomb, Rt. 3. Medford. CHOICE Kanota Oacs and Beardless Barley. C. F. Neldermeyer. FOR SALE Universal electric range, automatic, etc. Good shape. Call 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. 26 8 Grape. FOR SALE Good Delicious apples and Newtown culls, or will trade f jt wood or whatever you have. . Joe Kantor, Rt. 4. Box 237. FOR Merchants' Courtesy Books, Tel 931: $20.00 value for 75c. SUPERFEX oil heater, cheap. Phone 1012 YOU can now get Duart permanent wave for only $1.75 Prevost Beauty Shop. 16 Laurel. Tel 727 -J. GET the 'No Hunting" and trespass ing signs at the Mall rr bune Job office: printed on cloth to with stand the rain and weather. FOR SALS Used sewing machlnea aii mases 90 up: terms u desired aii makes rented and repaired White Sewing Machine Co 24 N Bartiett FOR sand, gravel, sediment, fertilizer and teaming Phone 8 13-J ALFALFA $8 00; wheat. $1.05 cwt ; barley 85c; ear corn, 90a Phone C A DeVoe 523-J-3 FOR SALE Harley-Davtdsoo motor cycle $so cash see John, at Mail Tribune MISCELLANEOUS INCOME TAX Let me prepare your income tax return. Years of expedi ence. Both State and Federal are now due. Fred L Colvlg, 635 S Central. Phone 736-M. "GET the "No Hunting' and trespass ing ngns at cne Mail mbune Job Jirice: printed on cloth to with stand the rain and weather HAWLEY TRANSFER - Expert pack- ers nc movers special livestock movinp equipment Prices right Satisfaction guaranteed 619 North Riverside Phone '044-S BUSINESS DIRECTORY Ah st 1 arts. JACKSON CO. AB8TKAC1 CO. Abstrarts ol Title and Title Insurance, rot only complete Title B t a t e m to Jacksor county. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title. Title Insurance Rooms 8 and 6 No 83 North Central Are. upstairs Automobile Loans. CONTRACTS REFINANCED PAYMENTS REDUCED We pay up balance due dealer, bank or finance company and extend your payments Additional money loaned . Phone si tor appointment Expert Window Cleaners. LET GEO ROE DO IT - Tel. 1173 House cleaning Floor waxing. Ori ental rug cleaning, specialty Job Printing. MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT Best equipped plant in southern Oregon. Printing ol all kinds; book binding; loose-leaf ledgers, and blanks, billing systems, duplicating cash sales slips and everything to tne printing una. iw-au n. urape Phone 75. Money to Lend. WE LEND MONEY ON FURNITURE AND LATE MODEL AUTOS. Three per cent per month on un paid balance No other charge. See w B. Thomas, 46 S- central Ground floor Oraterian Theatre Bldg State License No. 8-157. Fainting and Paperbanglng. HARRY MARX Painting, tinting, paperhanging. Phone 14-F-a. Res. Coleman Creek road. SADS TRANSFER A 8TORAOE CO Offios 1016 No. Central Phone 815 Prices right Sernot guaranteed RE1NK1NO TRUCKING CO Trans fer and Storage. We haul anything at a reasonable price. Ill No. Fir Street. Phone 833. Piano Instruction BETTER piano instruction, individ ual or class The basic way. Halght Musio Studio, Liberty Building ' Phone 73. LEGAL NOTICES Summon for Pnbilrstion. ffo. 48B9 Equity. In the Circuit Court of the Stat of Oregon for Jackson County. Medford Irrigation District, a public corporation Plaintiff, vs. Henry . L. Chrisman and Agnes S. Chrisman, husband and wife; Joseph P. Brumbach, as Ad ml a -iKtrator of the Estate of Laura A Brumbach. deceased; Alice Htfle!d: B;g Pines Lumber Company, a cor poration; and aiso aU otnei persona or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest In the real estate described in the complaint herein, Defendants. To Henry L. Chris man and Agnes E. Chrlsmsn. husband and wife, and also all other persons or parties un known, claiming any right, title, es tate, nen or interest m tne real es tate described In the complaint here in, the above named defendants; In the name of the State of Ore gon: You are hereby notified that Medford Irrigation District, a public corporation, one of the duly organiz ed and existing Irrigation districts of ine mate 01 Oregon, located wnoiiy within Jackson County, Oregon, ts the holder of Certificate of Delin quency No. 0882, dated and issued to it ou the 38th day of February, 1931. by the Sheriff and Tax Collector of Jackson County, Oregon, for the amount of $281.67. the same betnj the amount then due and delinquent for taxes for the year 1927, levied ay aria Medford irrigation District, together with penalty, interest and costs thereon upon real property lo cated within said Irrigation District. county and state, assessed upon tne 1927 tax roll to McLendon Realty go.. Inc., and of which said property de fendants, Henry L. Chris man and Agnes s. cnrisman. are the owners of the legal title as the same appears of record in Jackson County, Oregon. said real property ts particularly bounded and described as follows, to- wit: Lot Six ) of the Oak Grove Tract Township 38 South of Range One (1) west 01 the Willamette' Meridian, as numbered, designated and described on the official plat thereof, now of record, containing iw acres, more or less. Which said real property Is also kno-rn and described upon the cax rolls of said County for the year 1927 and the subsequent years hereinafter mentioned, and in said Certificate of Delinquency, as: "orchard Tracts Oak Grova Tract 18.14a, Lot 6." You are further notified that said Medfoiv Irrigation District, a public corpora -n, has paid tb taxes levied agairts', sid premises by said District for subsequent years, and the rates 1 interest, on said amounts are, as follows: Year's tax. 1928; date paid. Feb. 38,! 1931: tax receipt No. 26678; amount,! $340.21; rate of Interest, 12. Year a tax, 1929; date paid, Feb. 38, 1931: tax receipt No. 24712; amount, $306.47; rate of interest, 12. Yeara tax. 1930; date paid, June 13. 1931; tax receipt No. 10339: amount. $279.14; rate of Interest, 13. Said Henry L. Chrisman and Agnes '. Chrisman. as the owners of the legal title of the above described premises, as the same appears of rec ord, and each of the other persons de- xenaant above named, la hereby fur ther notified that said Medford Irriga tion District, a public corporation. plaintiff, will apply to the Circuit Court of the County and State afore said for a decree foreclosing the lien of said taxes against the property above described and mentioned In said Cer tificate and tax receipts. Ano each 01 you are herebv sum moned to appear m the above en titled court, and cause within slxtv days after the 17th day of February, uno ante 01 -tne nrst puoiica tlon of this Summons, excluslva of the date of said first miblicatlon. nd defend this action or pay the amount due the plaintiff as herein shown. togetner witn costs and accrued in terest, and In case of vour failure so to do, a decree will be rendered oy sttia uourt foreclosine the lien of said taxes and costs against the land above described. The date of the order In this oause for the service of this Summons oy publication ts February 3, 1933, and said order fixed four successive weeks as the time tor publication. ah papers ano process in this pro ceeding may be served upon the un dersigned, residing within the State Mall Tribune Daily ACROSS 1 Ruler of Persia I. Flavor 10. Stair 14. Story 16. Greek tfceat 16. Irish ex pletive It. City in New York it&tt 19. Bsa aajcla 30. Ineffsctcal 1L Makes cloth 33. 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Attorney for Plaintiff P. O. Address: Cooley Theatre Bldg. South Central Avenue, Medford. Oregon. Notice to Creditors. In the County Court of the County of Jackson in and for the State of Oregon. In the Matter of the Estate of F. V. Medynski, Deceased Notice Is hereby given, that Oris Crawford, the undersigned, by an order duly made, given and entered in the above entitled court and mat ter has been appointed and now U the duly appointed, qualified and acting executor of the will and estate of F. V. Medynski. the above named decedent. All persons having claims against said decedent or his estate are hereby notified and required to present the same, duly verified as by law required, to the undersigned at the First National Bank, Medford, Oregon, within six months from the dat hereof. Dated and first published this 27th day of January, 1933. ORIS CRAWFORD. Executor. Notice to Creditors. In the County Court of the State of Oregon, In and for the County of Jackson. In the Matter of the Estate of Wil liam Ulrich, deceased. Notice Is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed by the County Judge of Jackson Count. Oregon, as Executor of said estate, and has duly qualified according to taw: all persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to pre sent same, with proper vouchers, and duly verified according to law, at the office of T. W. Miles, attorney for the undersigned, at his office In the Jackson County Bank building in he City of Medford, Oregon, within s.i months from the date hereof. Dated and first published February 17th, 1933. EARL ULRICH. Executor of the Estate of William Ulrica, decrtscd. Long Mountain LONG MOUNTAIN, Feb. 34. (Spl.) The farmers are all glad to see the warmer weather come. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Young and Mr. and Mrs. Jack S to well attended a sur prise birthday party for Mr. and Mrs. Percy Haley of Eagle Point, Saturday night. Those who attended the Eagle Point Grange Tuesday evening from this district were; Mrs. Bill Holman and two children, Grace and Henry; Mr. and Mrs. Jack St-owell, Mrs, NIck Young, Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Kline Glenn Lannlng, Mr, and Mrs. Pete S to we 11. Sentenced ofr Rum PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 34. (AP) A six-months' sentence and a parole were given Joseph J. Williams of La Grande in federal court here yester day when .he pleaded guilty before Judge John H. McNary to charges of possession of lluor and operation of a common nuisance. Pioneer Buried PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 24. (AP) Funeral services were to be .held here today for Eugene Crandall Price, 75, whose mother named and platted the town of Sllverton. 4 For Fuel ou deliveij. Phone 333 Relnklng Trucking Company. We give 8 As H. green stamps Fender and body repairing. Price right Brill Sheet Metal works. Real estate or insurance Leave It to Jones. Phone 796. Cross-Word Puzzle IS. Post of a staircase 21. Bast Indian weight li. Uncanny 26, Do something in return rt. Portals 29. Expiate 30. Measures of length St. Cuts into small cubes St, Fragrant resin 34, Stone lining of a w0 31. Uurlcht 38. KiRdof horss 40. Oriental smokitif apparatus 1L Rare metallic element IS. Broad shallow vessels 44, First name eg George Eliot char acter 49. Labored 45. Knock 49. Trap 50. Type of automobile SI Lance tuba 53. Soed cover ing 54, Bristle 64. Vessel for heating . liquids (7. Water excursion IS. Jog M. Adjust 41. Axaloi DTSflx AiG MO R AC E P I DS to a SON, DOWN L Pack i. Heaithy s. Tltls of Athena 4. Celestial (. As far as L American humorist T. Medical fluids t. Drug useful in neuralgia t. Weaken 10. Preiervtrs 11. Characteristic IS. The Emerald Isie 1L Ken plarctoj oala (OUNTY Evans Valley EVANS VALLEY, Feb. 34. (Spl.) Mrs. John Winders has been very 111 the past two weeks, suffering from a bad heart attack. Evans Valley school held It Wash-1 lng ton's birthday party Wednesday morning and at Its conclusion en joyed a holiday. Mr. Howe, father of Mrs. Rayworth and Mrs. Coop, suffered a severe fall Wednesday while going out to work. At first It was thought his leg was broken but upon axaminatlon it was found to be badly wrenched Evans Valley Extension cluh met Thursday in an ali-day meeting. Plans were completed for Washing ton's birthday dance. It was post poned until a later date owing to the death of Roy Rrubaker. Community was greatly shocked at the sudden death Tuesday of Roy Brubsker while at work. He was re spected In tfte community and was an honest and upright man. He was master of the Orange and was also drummer in the Wimer orchestra. He will be greatly missed and the sincere sympathy goes to the bereav ed family. For the past few wcekB Roy and his brother-in-law, Clyde Ranger, had been working placer mining on the Frank Jackson place up Sykea Creek. During the recent severe weather the ground became porous and wet. Ten feet of bank fell and It required several men to extricate him. Pleasant Placer company, under the management of Garrison, Peer ing and Engle of Seattle, is doing extensive improvement on the prop erty up Pleasant creek. The com pany holdings include part of the old Wlckstrom property. L. C. Form an found a nigget that was valued at over 2fl on his place up Pleasant creek. Fred 8 netting has returned to the community and la on Shorty Lowe's place at present. Shorty Lowe ts at present at the veterans hospital In San Francisco in a serious condition-. He was taken, to Portland to be treated for lock jaw. On examination he was found to be suffering from goiter and was taken to San Francisco for further treatment. Enterprise Orange will meet Sat urday to begin with 6:30 dinner, pot luck stylo. Each member la to bring a friend. Something of importance is to be on hand and all members are urged to be present. County road crew was here the fore part of the week and greatly improved tne road. There is still considerable snow In the valley In places where there Is not much travel. In some places there Is as much as two feet In the valley with much more in the hills. A new coat was added Wednesday night to the hills surrounding the valley. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Honner of Med ford and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Stldham of Orants Pass called Sunday at the Stewart home. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Beardsley spent t,he week end at their home here, coming over from their mining claim on Big Applegate. Mr. and Mrs. Oene Shstto plan to leave soon for Burbank, Cal., to make their new home with Mrs. Sbatto's mother, Mrs. Butterfleld. The 6 hat toe have been living on the Harold Reed property. Dick Rich man took a herd of cattle from his place up Evans Creek to his other place at Toto to pasture. Central Point CENTRAL POINT. Ib. 34. (Spl.) Friends of Miss Kin Carlton are gratm.d to know that she Is getting along nlceljr during her illness while in tne Community hospital, . Mrs. Henry Davlsson's class of boys of the Federated church held a party at ths home of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Ayers Wednesday evening. There were 14 present. Music and games were enjoyed and refreshments were served. T.homas 8. Leever of Dixon, Cel., an old-time resident here. Is slowly re covering from Injuries sustained In an automobile accident several weeks ago there. Mayor W. O. Leever is a brother of Thomas. Edward Waynowskl and family have moved It no the Boswell residence. Mr. Waynowskl has worked with Mr. Jcr-ssr., highway contractor, for 17 years and runs the grader In the highway work. Mrs. Truman Brenner was hostess to the Carnation club Wednesday. Ladles present were Meadames Ward Davis of Salem, Hoy Kelley, Floyd itoot, Merwyn a lesson, Ed Bosrdman and the hostess, Mrs, Brenner, Mr. nd Mrs. w. H. Norcross have returned to their home sfter an ex tended visit with their daughter and liusbaod. Mr. and Mrs. E, H, Hed rlck. of Medford. Miss Helen Hansen underwent an operation far appendicitis tt the 8a. cred Heart nospitsl the first, of the week. Miss Hansen Is a danughter or Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Hansen. Mrs. Bert Hostel has resurced work 1n the department store at Mann's in Medford. Jesse Richardson is able to bs up after an Illness of two weeks. Harold Head took rirst degree work at the last meeting of the Masonic lodge on Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Potter are be!ig congratulated on the birVi or a son srrlvlng February in. weight ',, pounds, and named Jack Lenard. Morton flouring mill In North Cen tral Point on the highway that baa not been in use for a number of years Is being rawd to make room for other building activities. "Ladles- Circle" met with Mrs. Ed- wsrd Jones Friday for an all-day quilting psrty and social visit. A pot luck dinner was served. Briefs Eagle Point EAOLE POINT. Feb. 24. (Spl.) Mrs. Earl Stoner returned from Port land Februsry ao, wnere she spent two weeks with her husband, who i. ill In the veterans4 hospital. Mr. stoner is reported as being slightly improved. Mrs. W. E. Davies ts ill -with the flu for the past few days. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hatfield, who were nursing and keeping house for Mr. and Mrs. Was. Olrich in Medford for several months snd until their; death, are at home again. Ohsrlss Wisdom Is still oonflnsd to his bed as the result of the acci dent he suffered in the Applega'c district about two months sgo while worklnor for the forsst service. He; does not yet have the us eof his legs. due to a severe injury to ms nacx. He is under the care of a federal physician. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Williamson of Medford visited Mt. and Mrs. I. a. Kline February 21. O. T. Wilson of Sams Valley was visiting in Eagle Point February ai. and attended Orange. Orange Home Economics club has postponed Its regular meeting, whloh will be at Mrs. Lottie VanScoy's, Feb ruary 38, at i p. m. All Orange ladles are urged to attend. Francis Wilson snd brother John of Sams Valley spent the evening of February 31 visiting at the loctl Orange. n. O. Fowler of Medford was In town February 31. attending tha Orange, where he made a talk on subjects of Interest to Orangera. Mrs. Ed Hoyt la still very 111 at the home of her mother. Mrs, Sarah Hewlett. Mrs. Ones -Dshack returned from Portland February 17, where she had been for a few days, taking treat ment. A. J, Tinglesi returned February 17 from Portland with his son Del- bert, whom he had taksn tbsre for further treatment for his leg. Del' bert had the cast removed from his leg, but It was found necessary to put on snother one. Jle must re turn to Portland again m April lor further examination. The work on the canals of the Eagle Point Irrigation Ditch company has been discontinued for the pres ent, but will be resumed at a later date. John Newcomb ts hauling wood from the Butte Falls district to Med ford and is bringing a return load of alfalfa hay back to Eagle Point, whloh he t delivering on order. The hay Is from the John Gore ranch. John Osterhout, father of Mrs, Carl Each snd O. A. - Osterhout, la still quite 111 with the flu. He was at tended by Dr. D. A. Forbes. Charles Humphrey, who suffered a severe attack of lumbago, has re covered and is again able to be out, Mrs. N. B. Newoomb went to Med ford February 31, returning Febru ary 33, attending to business and vlstllng with friends. She attended the Delphian olub Thursday morn ing.- Mrs. Edith Weldman was taken suddenly 111 on the night of February 30, and was quite ill for several dsys. She is somewhat better at this writ ing. Lecturer and master of the Eagle Point Orange plan on having an open night program on March 3. at p. m. The program will be put under the auspices of the federal forest reserve snd will consist of moving pictures In natural colors, showing the federal forest in tneir natural beauty; as a harbor for wild life. recreational grounds for all, and natural garden for flowers. Methods of forest preservation and of forest seeding are Illustrated, ana the de vastation oy fire, and the rehabili tation of the forests by the federal forest depsrtment. These pictures are open to all, free, All are urged to attend. The entertainment and supper given at the Orange hall by the P. T. A. was a success. The entertain ment was put on by the school. In charge of the teachers, and ccnatsted of a song by all, a tnree-aot piay, "The 8tp-Sl8ters,, by the high school pupils; two numbers by th, school orchestra, vocal trio by Hawl Smith. Beulsh Tlnglsaf, Harriet Short: poem, Irene Pearosi . play, "Story of the Flag." by primary grades: vocal trio, June Tlnglsaf, Margie Nichols and Oharlene Bay; two orchestra numbsrs, witn oner, les SturgUI, soloist: play, "The De btaing Society," Intermediate room; solo. Francis Davidson; two songs by primary room: two orchestra num bars, seventh ana eignui grsaes; "Closing Tribute to Washington," by Hazel smith. Many attended from Medford and neighboring commun ities. The high school orchestra, nd the tutorage of Prof R. A. Botts of Medford, which put on five numbers at the entertainment, Februsry 33, showed remarkable technique and rythm for having been In practice so short a time. The orchestra was organised in October and consists of the following personnel: Biliie Ab bott, drums; Harold Orow, trom bone; Charles Sturglil. clarinet: One Miller, crallnet! Victoria Dahack, clarinet: Truth Plele, saxophone Donna Brown, cornet; Grace Holmsn snd Norma Plele, first violins: Wanda Wyant, second violin; with Prof. Botts also playing first violin; Arisen Orow, piano. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Whiiock and daughters Alpha and Edith, and son Charles, of Medford attended th supper snd entertslnment given by the P.-T. A. Februsry 33. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Spencer called on Mr. and Mrs. Royal Brown Pel ruary 10. Lsland Dyslnger of Brownsboro at. tended the supper and entertainment Februsty 23. Mr. snd Mrs. J.' C Spencer spent Sunday afternoon and vealnf at the Reese creek home of John Hanklns and family, February 20. Mr. snd Mrs. Wm. Bolgsr and party of Medford, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Ban well snd Mrs. A. J. Hauk, came out for the P.-T. A. supper and atayed for the entertainment, February 33. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Con DeVore of Medford were a party taking aupper and en Joying the entertainment at the P T. A. February 33. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Calder, Mr, and Mrs. Walter Bergman and A- 7. Muchmore of Medford took in th P.-T. A. supper and entertainment on February 33. Dr. W. W. Jloward of Medford re served supper at the P.-T. A. Feb ruary 33, for a psrty of ten. Includ ing Mrs. Howard, Mr. snd Mrs. Jack Swem, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Feldman and families. Mr. snd Mrs. Clyde Aitkin of the Aitkin Motor company of Medford. and party snjoyed supper and th entertainment here February S3. Ijsdles Aid for the Presbyteriasi church of Eagle Point hsd as all- day session February 31. when they worked on quilts for Medford pat rons. Union Sunday school will meet a usual at 10 a. m., February 36. Church service st U a. m., with Rev. J. S. Smith preaching. t . .. . Phoenix PHOENIX, Feb. 34. (Spl.) Seven teen members of the Neighbors of Woodcraft Circle met at Mrs. Lllllsn Coleman's Wednesday. The after noon was spent In working Jig-saw puzzles and In guessing baby pic tures. Mrs. George Drake won tha . prize for the pictures. Next meet ing of the circle win be held March, at ths Orange hall. Meetings will . be held on the first Thursday svea- lng and the fourth Thursday after- -noon of each month.' Blue Flower lodge has been remod eled and the second floor will b the main social oenter. Tbree rooms on the upper floor have been sa4 Into a dining room. Two private dining rooms are on the second floor. The dance floor now hss a corner for the orchestra. ' The entire room is oriental In furnishings. Official opening under the new xnanagement will be March I. The Indepesdenc school enjoyed social time Friday evening when members of the Jackson County Reo reatlon club conducted a program ot community singing and games. Executive committee of the Senior Intermediate Christian Endeavor So ciety held a dinner at Sao Thursday, followed by a meeting to reorganise the society, presided over by the new president, Pauline MrAbee. -Miss Mc Abe recently took Miss Elaine De- Vrles" plsc and Miss Mildred Poling was elected secretary. Mrs. Lillian Coleman called at Mrs. Minnie Colver's Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. M. P. Sheets called at the L. O. Caster home Tuesdsy. Mrs; Nina Reames visited nsr on Wednesdsy. Mrs. Samuel Weir and ' daughter, Armllda, and Cecil O'Con nor spsnt Thursday with Mrs. Effl Caster In Central Point. Mrs. Roy Burleson snd daughter. Shirley, and Miss Elva Caster wer dinner guest ot Mrs. Samuel Weir Wednesdsy. Lyal Marsters of Roseburc spent a few days this week here, looking after his registered cattle at th Coleman ranch near here. Murray Daugherty of Medford spsnt Tuesday svenlng at the Fred Daugherty home. Mrs. O. K. Wilbur of HUt, Cal, arrived bar Wednesday afteraooa and will spend several days this week visiting her daughter, Mrs, Nettle Ho! craft. Mrs, Smith hss recently ' move! Into one of the house owned by Mr. Roberta on Fifth street. Mrs. O. C. Msust and Mrs. Vaughm Quackenbush called on Mrs. Ulllais Coleman Tuesday. Elva Ferguson, who Is attending Ashland Normal, spent th Week end, with Leona Daugherty. Miss Fergu son 1 from Ashland, Cel. Miss Ceima Hansen was a dinner ' guest of L. O. Caster Sunday, In th evening Mr. and Mrs. O, W. Medley and son. Buster, and Stanley Smith, and Mrs. Mary miison cslled. -Mrs. H. Burelson spent Wednesday night with Mrs. Lois Stiilweli. Miss Mary Jean Barnes entertained Saturday afternoon with a psrty. Th rooms were attractively decorated with Valentin colors. Refreshments In keeping with th day war served. Games and puzzle wer enjoyed. Th guests prssent were Jeannett McAbee, Harold McAbee. Natalie, Robert and Freddie Wilcox, France Olover, David Williams, Virginia High, Carmen Houston, Wlldon Sloan. Clyde Parker and Donald Barnes. Jo;in Calhoun and son, Jim, of Wsst Phoenix left Thursday for th Sterling mines. Rev. and Mrs. R. S. Peterson wer guests at ths X. J. Whit horn Fri day evening. Ouests at th Jim MrAbee horn Friday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Caster and son. Dean, and Mis Muared Poling. -Washington's birthday was observ ed at th Phoenix school by a half- holiday. Washington programs wsr enjoyed In some of the grades. The senior plsy will be "Tweedles," by Booth Tarklngton. Trycuts lot the east will be held In th near fu ture. Th play Is to be directed by Miss Kadene Mayfield. Preparations Jot th sir weeks' ex aminaion are being made In high School, Friday night Phoenix play with th Central Point high there. A good gam tt (xwcted. ss th Central Point team has lost only on gams. Phoenix none. Qred boys' team played the Jack or, Tills team on th Jacksonvtli, floor Friday. Th first team of th grad achool won from J ac tan villa. IS to 4. The Jacksonville second team won over the Phoenix boys In a score ot 14 to 4. The teams went to Jacksonville in Rot Koroma's truck. Rev. and Mrs. R. S. Peterson wer dinner xneata of Mrs. M. F. Sheet Mondsy. They attended the meeting at j. 6, M. Poling' later la to vn-