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Newspaper Page TextirFDFOTCD MATL TOTBUNE, MTCWORD. OREGON, MONDAY, MARCH 27, 1933. PAGE FIVE DON'T FOKGET TO PHONE THAT Want Ad ".nir Atjffi THH1 RATES i Per word first insertion 2c (Minimum 25c) Each additional Insertion. per word - ic (Minimum 10c) Per line per month, without changes .$1.26 Phone 75 LOST LOST Dark blue coin purse contain ing com and currency. Between Corglll Court and 1023 West Ninth. Reward. o oouwi LOST It dog missing, call 1616. UELP WANTED FEMALE WANTED Woman to work for home, p.ione S39-J-2. EXPERT PAINTER will do sign paint ing interior decorating general pSnt )oos Call at 223 8o Central WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Dawson sharpened mow ers good for the season. We file g'lm saws sharpen safety.- .straight razors, scissors. Locksmlthlngi sol-de.-.'ngi flxlt work. 44 North Front, WANT ED 2nd hand furniture for 6 room home. Give description and price Write 8. W. Johnson. Oen. Del.. Medford. HAVE 4 . buyers for small acreage near Medford. Not over $2000. 407 E. Main. WANTED Laundry. Men's shirts, 15c. Phone 1628-R. WANTED 2d hand soods and Junk. Pat's. 1508 Prune. "Tel. 547-L. WANTED i- Household goods, stoves, tools, or what have you. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27 N Grape St Phone 1062. TOR BENT HOUSES .--FURNISHED 4 rooms and breakfast no,.k: snanlsh tvne house: modern, close in. Key at 114 Tripp. TOR RENTSmall furn. home, $12.50. Pnone 201-W. FURNISHED house on Holly. Key at 210 S. Ivy. MODERN- 5 -room home. Select dis trict In ean Francisco, trade for property In or near Medford. Box 10318 Tribune. 6-ROOM partly furnished, $15. Call 627-w. SMALL furn. house, cheap. 801 No. Central. . FURNISHED 8-room house, 33 Rose Ave. Key at 210 Laurel. FOU RENT Clean, now 4-room house. eat front, electric rsnge, garden, large -garage. 206 Portland Ave. FOR RENT 4-room house, garage, girflen apace; $5 00 per month In advance. Owner, 001 W. 10th St. SMALL furnished house. Call at 305 l So Oakdale. ATTRACTIVE two rooms, furn.; gar-sgei-water paid. $11.50. Tel 130. FOR RENT 4-room duplex with iss range and heater. olO North Bart letti Phone 341-R-l. BACHELOR OABIN 2 week. 445 8. Front. FURN. HOUSES. O. A. DeVoe. HOMES POR KENT Call 79$. JeWjR RENT Furnished 5-room mod ' era .house. Call at 4U 8 Riverside FOR RENT Homes. Furnished or unfurnished. Brown 8 White FOR RENT APARTMENTS 8-ROOM apt., ground floor. 412 N tvy.- FURNISHED apartment, Durell Court 329 N Holly, phone 1232-W. FOR RENT Attractive ground floor apartment for couple employed Call at 632 Plum St.. after 6 p. m fl or Sundays FOR RENT FURNISHED BOOMS ' FOR RENT Rooms. Imperial. 30 N. Front. PLEASANT room for gentleman; cltue In; bath, garage. 609 E. Main. ROOMS for rent; nicely furnished, Re.isonabls. 16 No. Orange. PLEASANT room, close In, bath, gar age.. 609 E. Main. Phone 345. ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 8. Grape. FOR BENT Comfortable rooms: pri vate entrance One block from Mam at. Reasonable rates 322 8 Central. FOR RENT BOARD AND ROOMS BOARD AND ROOM' a 7111 E. Main Rates very moderate. FOR SALE FRUITS A VEGETABLES LARGE SIZED packed ripe D' An JojW. 50c. Bog 7 Frulv Warehouse, ll'n St S. Front. ' NEWTOWN APPLES - Cheap. Vista Packing Hou'e, FOB EXCHANGE TO TRADE Piano, value $125.00 for farm tools or wort horses. B. M. Bush. FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR WOOD Ford Trucks and Fordaon. Medford Fuel Co. WOOD tor aay or potatoes near Trail R O Skellenger. Trail. Ore. WILL trade dry 16" fir and bard wood for light truck 82-. East 4th FOR SALE 110MES FOR SALE Good 3 room bouae (east frnt) and ntce lot close to Berry- aaie store I. great bargain at $430 Terms. Phone 517-L. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE NICELY furnished apartment pro!). erty: present earning capacity $90 per mo.; rormeriy $140 per mo. Price greatly reduceo for aulck sals. Will take Copco nr Bldg. in Loan stock for equity. A nice plsce to live, plus an attiactive incoms. C. 8. Butterfleld. FOR RENT Modern 5 room house, Vfe acre In fruit trees berries garden, which will practically pay ren,-. 630 Taylor St. pnone 1315-w FOR SALE AUTOMB1LES FOR SALE Model T Ford steel box pickup. 1803 W. Main. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE REAL BUY 0 Acres best buy In valley; 6 cul.. 3 bottom land, 5-room house, beau tiful shade trees, family orchard, free water. 2 chicken houses, barn, garage, close In. Price $1450. Will take $100 down, balance easy. 407 E. Main. Medford. FOR SALE; One acre. smal honso, good well. Irrigation, $325. Griffin Creek district, 1.45 acres, smal house, berries, goad well, fine garden land, Irri gate!; city limits: $700. 40 acres. 5-room house, ladlno clover, alfalfa, garden land. Irri gated: $4800. Terms on any of these properties to sun purcnaser. J. C. BARNES 18 8. Central. Phone 910-7. FOR SALE City and acreage homes; eaiy terms. Roberts, 720 W. 2nd Tel 1528-J. WHEN you think oi real estate think of Brown as White FOR SALE POULTRY 8c for our high quality W. L. chicks Hansen strain Reds and Rocks 9c 24-psge cstalog free. Jenka Poultry Farms, Tangent, Oregon. HANSEN triple pedrlgreed baby chicks, iu per ntmarea. wuAbuni hatching, 2ic per egg. Eakln Hatchery. Talent. FOR SALE Barred Rock batching eggs, laying strain. $2.50 hundred Baker Service Station. DRESSLER'S Square Deal Hatchery. 1107 E Main. Phone 1569-Y. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Several work horses and harness. Rear of 1140 Court St. FOR SALE; Small ream mares and harness. Geo. A. Kcrby. Talent. FOR SALE Registered milking short horn cows, heifers and bull calvec. Accredited herd. Klrtland Farm, Central Point, Or2gon. RED feeder pigs. Adolf Schulz, Beagle. FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Baby sulkv snd crib. Phone 1304-J or call at 611 Havej street. FOR SALE Besrdless and Hen shon seed barley. $20 per ton. H. E. Conger, R. No. 2, Medford. Phone Jacksonville, 21-F-ll. NEWTOWN APPLES 20c box. Ripe D'AnJou pears, 50c. W. H. Watt, 488-R-2. FOR SALE, PIANO Sacrifice late model, high grade piano, In storage here. Will sell at big discount. Most any terms wtl: handle. If in terested write E. A Coffman. 1021 J fil,., Sacramento, Cal. FOR SALE Choice beardlesa barley for seed, $1.00 per owt.: also baled alfalfa, 60c per cwt Tel. 697-R-l. FOR SALE: Roller canaries. 623-J-2. FOR SALE Deciduous, shade and ornamental trees. Bargain prlcei while thev last. Glascock's Nur se.7, 284 Beatty St. PHONE 969-R. Have your store or of fice fixtures repaired. Thlbault. SOME real bargains In Farm Tools. 2 3-10 Tractor plow. 1 2-12 Plow. 2 Spring tooth Harrows. 1 75-tooth Harrow almost new. 3 Tractors, Disc Harrows. 5 Used Sprayers. 1 Wagon, almost new. 1 Garden Tractor. 3 Fordson Tractois. 1 McCormick-Deerlng Tractor. 1 John Deere Tractor, almost new. 1 Cletrac Tractor. 1 Offset Disc Harrow. HUBBARD BROS., INC. Terms on part Cor. Main & Rlv. MENM all leather work glo-es China goat 75c. Men is Women'a" Jackets macle to measure. Lewis Carpenter, 308 So. Newtown. Medford. FOR SALE Choice perennial plan',s Including pink phlox, oriental pop ples .Unum. peach-leaf bells (blue bellsl. iris. etc. Phone 192-L. 325 South Holly. FOR SALE Good Delicious apples and Newtown culls, or will trade ( r wood or whatever you. have. Joe Kantor. Rt. 4. Box 237. ALFALFA, corn. C. A. DeVoe. YOU can now get Duart permanent wave for only $1.75 Prevost Beauty Shop. 16 Laurel. Tel 727-J. FOR SALE Five shares Jackson Co. Bldg & Loan stock. Price right. Cali 341-R-l. SUPERFEX oil neater, cheap. Phone 1012. ORCHARDIST8 Don't neglect your orchards. Better daya are ahead For Pear. Trees Cherry. Apple. Peach, Apricot. Almond. Plum. Walnuts, Fllberta, Grapes Roses Shrubs, etc, call at W B. Bar num. Medford, 3 miles south on Pacific highway or phone 851R2. Carlton Nursery Company, Carlton, Oregon. FOR BALE MISCELLANEOUS GET the 'No Bunting" and trespaas . Ing signs at the Mall Tribune Job office: printed on alotb to with stand the rain and weather. FOR SALS Used sewing machines, all makes $5 up; terms U desired All makes rented and repaired White Sewing Machine Co. 24 N Bartlett POR sand, gravel, sediment, fertilizer and teaming. Phone 012-J. MISCELLANEOUS RELIABLE party will store piano for use. Phone 201-W. WANTED Expert Shoe Re pairing by Richard O. Wise at O. M. Kidd & Co. Best quality material at prices to meet every purse. It's smart to buy good shoes and then keep them repaired. Kldd'a Shoe Store, 223 East Main. TRY OUR 25c LUNCHES, served dally from 11 a. m. to 2 p. m Coffee An-a's, corner Hotel Allen Bldg. LAWNMOWERS SHARPENED for 75c. Wrk guaranteed. Call and deliver free phone 281 Medford Cycle 4: repair enop, is sn. nr at. INCOME TAX Let me prepare your Income tax return. Years of experi ence. Both State and Federal are now due. Fred L Colvlg. 625 s. Central. Phone 735-M. GET the "No Hunting" and treapass ing signs at the Mall Tribune Job office: printed on doth to with stand the rain and weather HAWLEY TRANSFER - Expert pack ers and movers Special livestock moving equipment Prices right Satisfaction guaranteed 619 North Riverside Phone '044-X BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON CO. ABSTRACT CO. Abstrarts ol Title and Title Insurance. The only complete Title System In Jacksnr County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO Abstracts of Title. Title Insurance Rooms 8 and 6 No 32 North Central Ave upstalra Expert window Cleaners. LEM GEORGE DO IT - Tel. 1172 Ha$jse clesnlng Floor waxing Ori ental nag cleaning, specialty Job Printing. MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPAKTMEN1 Best equipped plant in southern Oregon Printing ol all klnda: boot binding; loose-leaf ledgers, and blanka billing systems, duplicating cash tales slips and everything In the printing line. 28-30 N Grape Phone 73. Sloney to Lend. WE LEND MONEY ON FURNITURE AND LATE MODEL AUTOS. - Three per cent per -month on un paid balance No other charge 8sa W B. Thomas. 45 8- Central Ground floor Oraterlan Theatre Bldg State License No 8-167 Piano Instruction BETTER piano instruction. Individ ual or class The basic way Halght Muslo Studio. Liberty Building Phone 72 Transfer. EADS TRANSFER Ss STORAGE CO. Office 1016 No Central Phone 815 Prices right Service guaranteed RE1NK1NG TRUCKING CO. Trans fer and Storage We haul anything at a reasonable prloe. Ill No Fir Street. Phone 832 Dressmaking and Remodeling. THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking ana remoaeung. rzi Meorord Bldg Myrtle Andrews. Phone 1181. LEGAL NOTICES City Warrants Called for Payment. Notice Is hereby given ths't there are funds on hand in the General Fund of the City of Medford for the redemption of warrants Noa. 1 to 68 inc. Interest on the above warrants will cease after March 28. 1933. Dated this 24th dav of March, 193J. GUS H. SAMUELS. City Treaa. EXPOSER SLAIN BENTON, 111., Mar 27 fp, John Wurt, member of the Weat Frankfort relief committee, who ha been active In prosecuting 25 persona receiving puhl'c aid while they had bank bal ance, was shot and killed at Weat Frankfort today by several men who fired at him from an automobile, and a rove away. Two men standing with Ward were wounded. Their names could not be learned Immediately. Sheriff Browning Robinson said he would start an Investigation of the shooMrg on the theory that it might havo been a reprisal for Ward's ac tlvi. in aiding In the prosecution of tl' charity fraue. SJ-.erjff Robinson and his deputies entered the headquarters of the Pro gressive Miners' union at Zeigler to day and confiscated six revolvers. They made no arrests. SALEM HAPPER DAYS SALEM. Mar. 27. Hops have brought happy daya to Salem hard war merchants. With hop prices rising. aae of hop-rowers' wire, toUe and general supplies are mounting rapidly with ' forecast of triple last year's business. I Several orders from 1500 to 91000 ' have been reported. I Broken windows glazed bj I Trowbridge Cabinet Works, (ountxBriefs Willow Springs WILLOW SPRINGS, March 27 (Spl.) March 25. Miss Lola Black ford entertained the young people of Willow Springs Sunday school. Psrt of the entertainment was a search for spring flowers on Millionaire hill Elmer Feldenhelmer of Portland. Is here, supervising the spring work at his orcharde. Ernst Deuwe and R. Rolf are con structing a boat in preparation for the opening of the fishing season. Mrs. Percy Thomas of Foots Creek was a guest Frldsy at the A, H. Clements home. With the opening of spring work. Cleo Young is again employed by the Field brothers. Esrl Heft and his men have been busy this week unloading a car of spray material from the Seven Oaks siding for the Feldenhelmer orchards. Sunday night supper guests at the Ssm Anderson home were Mr. Case of Medford and A. V. Carlson. John Casad of Central Point has been making some Improvements on the property of Mrs. W. B. Harris. Mrs. C. E. Richmond who has been confined to her home for the past three months, la much Improved. Mrs. Richmond called on neighbors Sun day afternoon. March 24, Miss Rose Jonea attend ed a meeting of the "Be Jolly" club. A seven o'clock dinner waa enjoyed at the Prultt home on the Crater Lake highway. 1 . Tolo TOLO. March 37. (Spl.) Among those enjoying the Medford Glee men's program at Central Point grange recently were Mrs. H. F. Whet- atone and Alton. Mrs. Ruth Sparrow and Harriet and Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson and p. A. Tracy and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Matney and children attended a wedding anniver sary party honoring Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hamilton at Mr. and Mrs. John Matney's, of Applegate. Miss Doroth. Inmann Is visiting Mrs. Homer Garble and Mrs. H. H. Pernoll In 3rants Pass. Four-H club Is progressing under the leadership of Mrs. Laurel Wilson. Members are now working on the third project. Mrs. J. P. Houlihan suffered a breakdown last week and will be con fined to her room for at least two weeks. The Commurity club met nt Mrs. Denver Davis, March 23 with Mrs. Tracy, vice-president presiding. Mrs. Lester Davis and Esther and Ernest ine Tracy were visitors. Next meet ing will be April 13 at Mrs. Tracy's. Gold Ray dam road Is being put Into fine shape. f Pender and body repairing. Prices right. Brill Sheet Metal Works. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS 1. Low gaiter L Malicious burning 10. Noisy 14. In a manner conforming . to the rules of bulldlnc 17. Myself 15. God of love 10. Poems 30. Symbol for tellurium 21. English letter 23. Sound of a solid object striking a hard surface 26. Half an em 26. Metric land measures 37. High, pointed hill Zi. Orince In the brain IU Roman gar ment 33. Ten-cent s pieces IS. Genus of tropical palins 17. David Copper. field's wife 19. Like a gland tl. Before 13. Jewel H. Palm illy 15. Small round mark (6. Those having power IS. Note of the seal l. Self si. Clear profit it. Poetical name given by Shelley to Keats 8olutlon of Saturday Puzzle KgA It It i cKsl i ve loaslAlRrDll MeIs 5 ERA G LI pBS PA jjPRO ipIe.Il jgaPlols Ie 1 w Si 5 E T Q N AN E D S0 R E &Sh E S So. Involuntary expression of emotion 17. Groan 61. Cautions 10. Migrate 12. Ancient Greek city 6. Pastry 65, To: scotch 66. Exists 68. Stopper 70. Unit of elec trical cur rent: eolloq. 12. Near 73. Drug-yielding plant 76. The composer Stravinsky's first name 77. Kach: abbr. 71. Acts or gluing together OVER PALE ALAS L ENg 12 U U ESIJ 14 7 Iff . ? fcV'O t '2 'J . aii ft ,S t, srbrsr 1. , . iii. iix- il LUiL LH'7 JL Jf rO jlr 41 43 4a "Tr T " 47" 35 is 44 so st n . 21'. S3 S4 sir pjj so jg3? " ' s i faf N nr u tj" """" r . ii. - 5- """" Applegate APPLEGATE, Mar. 37. (Special). Mr. and Mrs. John Morris of Ashland were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Arant and family. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Harvey and daughter Opal and Mlsa Gulnlvere Crouch of Medford motored to little Applegate Wednesday afternoon where they spent the evening visiting Misa Ethel Houston at the A. 8. Klein hammer home. Mis Harvey Just re turned home after spending the win ter at Olympla. Wash. . Carl and Jim Smith of Reading. Cal.. arrived in Sterling creek this week and are guests of Elmer White. Mrs. Lincoln Grey Is seriously Ul at her home near Ruch. Mrs. Roberts of Medford Is caring for Mrs. Grey at the present. Mrs. Kathryn Da 11 sire and Mlsa Kathryn Applegate of MM ford spent several days lat week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Offenbacher. While enroute to Idaho to make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ad dlngton of Port Orchard. Wash., spent last week visiting Mrs. Addlngtons sister, Mrs. Orvllle Thomas. After selling their service station and store at Copper to Mrs. O. A. Wiggins of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. Ray mond Rooney moved last week to Medford to reside until the close of school. Mrs. Esther Vedley of Eugene spent last week visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. Edna Pursel at Medford. Mrs. Ethel West and Mrs. dna Paul of little Applegate spent Friday visiting their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. 8. C. God love at Medford. Mrs, Clyde Clark of Medford spent Sunday visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Buck. Mr. and Mrs. Blli Davis entertain ed Sunday for John Varney and Wil liam Rltchey of Prospect. After several weeks ot hunting with his trained dogs, Anton Ring of Ash land has succeeded In capturing three panthers and a bob cat or two on Star Gulch. Mr. Ring made a kill last week when he came down from the head of the gulch with a panther that measured eight feet, also a bob cat John Delvln,,who has been making his home here with his sister. Mrs. Miles Cantrall. underwent an opera tion at the Sacred Heart hospital at Medford last Saturday but Is reported as getting along nicely. Upper Applegate Christian Endeav or sponsored a party at William Dorn's March IB. Nearly 40 people were present and all took active parts in the games. Refreshments were serv ed. Plans were made by the Endeavor to give a program at the Watklns school house March 34 and a good time planned for all. . Mr. and Mrs. Carry Culy entertain ed Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. James Sewell of Ashland; Mr. and Mrs. Er nest Mclntyre of Jacksonville; Jerry Mornlngstar la spending this week at the Culy home. Mrs. Ella Herriott of Prospect spent Cross-Word Puzzie IS. Color 15. Weary 16. Hire 22. Indefinite amount 34. Use a lever 2fi. Alive with In terest 38. Tear asunder 80 Monkey 82. Hypothetical force tS. Appointments! colloq. 34. Before long 86. Dry 38. Accumulate 40. Detail 12. Sufficient: poeu 47. Break without warning SO. Fairy taU monster 63. Front of the foot S3. Oily liquid used In making dyes 64. Song from an opera 66. That man KB. High mountain 61. Slay 63. Street tub stapce 65. Diplomacy 67. Broth 69, Obtained 71. Go by 73. Grow old 74. Greek letter 76. Tear on a seam 79. Halfway be tween nortk and east 10. Player at ehll- ' dren's games 11. Whirlwind off the Faroe Islands 6 Q N Y A DjfOBO E S YMl Y E" 5 81 English Shake spearean actor St. Familiar name for father 14. Household animals DOWN 1. Identical z. Sleight of hand performer I. Type of elee trlc current: abbr. 4. Article 5. Coral Island 6. Iteverberate 7. Palmetto state: abbr. S. American Indian t. Unclothed 10. Spanish article 11. Oil: suffix 13. Superelegance several days last week visiting friends and relatives on lover Applegate. Claus Klelnhammer motored to Ash land Wednesday where he was to leave Thursday for San Francisco to spend the week-end with his sister and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Mar- Ian Worth Ing ton. Claus Is accom panying another sinter and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Toung who will also visit at the Worth ing ton borne. Miss Leora Culy who Is attending Normal at Ashland arrived home for Easter vacation. Applegate hall was the scene of a St. Patrick's party given by the home extenlon unit In honor of the mem ben' husbands. Eighty club members, relatives and friends gathered for the evening A program was given with four Ashland high school girls taking part. They were Mnxlne Miller and Thelma Good, who gove a soldier's dance: Betty Dean and Jane Elam. a dance, then all four danced the "Blue Danube." They were accom panied at the piano by Miss Helen TJosdal o t Ashland. Lunch was served end the table was decorated with green. Green sandwiches were served. The gathered also honored the birthdays of Mrs. Everett Smith and Mrs. Frank Knutzen. Mrs. Smith was not present. Plans are being made by the club for an apron and overall party In April. Will Peck ham and nephew. Burt Brlggs, left last week for Long Beach to be employed doing carpenter work. The apartment house belonging to a relative was shaken down by the earthquake and la being rebuilt. Mrs Esther Medley Is staying with Mrs. Peck ham during Mr. Peck ham's ab sence. -4 ; Valley View VALLEY VIEW, March 37. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Wahl who have been staying with the Earl Boat wick fam ily for the past ten days have rented a small place east of Ashland and moved there this week. Mr. and Mrs, E. C. Garden, Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Penland, Frank Stratton and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Stratton at tended the Elks covered dish lunch eon and anniversary party Wednes day. Mrs. W. A. Stratton was. surprised by a group of friends Saturday on her birthday. Bridge, and visiting oc cupied the evening. Mrs. Stratton re ceived several nice gifts. Present were Mr, and Mrs E. C. Gardner. Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Hawk, Mr. and Mrs. L. O. penland, Mr. and Mrs. E. Borg and Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Burk of Medford. 8. S. Mitchell and M. Murphy were business visitors here last week. Mrs. Fewell of Ashland visited at the Frank Craig home several days this week. Russel. Chapman who has spent the winter In San Diego, Cal.. returned to his father's ranch this week. J., R. Mccracken accompanned by C. . J. Hunter of Phoenix went to Shedd Ore. Monday returning Tues day. Kenneth Wood of Rainier. Wash has been visiting his brother, George MoCracken this week. . Mr. Kltnger of Bellvlew was a 'visit or here Thursday. Mrs. Eugenia Johnson, Mrs. M. 8, Nichols, Mrs. Chas. Koyl, Mrs. Wm 'Glenn and Mrs. W. A. Stratton at tended the covered dish dinner and anniversary at the Alpha chapter, O E. 8. Tuesday. Valley View Community club held Its March meeting Thursday, with 36 ladles and 8 children present. After a short business meeting the follow ing program was given. Community singing led by Mrs. Jas. Lennox, accompanied by. Miss Beat rice Werth. As the club la studying Japan, roll call was answered by a short piece on Jopon. Rural Japan and Industries was the subject of an interesting paper by Mrs. Stella Morse. Piano solo, Miss Bern Ice Werth A paper entitled A Cup of Tea by Mrs. Everett Bostwlck. piano solo Miss Bern Ice Werth. A paper, National Characteristics, Traits and Philosophy of like combined with a brief history of Japan by Mrs. Jack Leslie. Com munity singing was followed by re freshments. Griffin Creek GRIFFIN CREEK, Mar. 37. (Spl.) Griffin Creek P.-T. A. met March 34 with a large attendance. An Inter esting program was presented with several out of the district people helping. Rev. Bal;d of Medford spoke A pie social was greatly en Joyed at which tlnvs there were 40 or 50 pies sold. The next committee meeting will be at Mrs. Durham's the evening of April 14. Mrs, Anna Harris entertained March It with a birthday dinner for her daughter Clara Mae and also for the first wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Brown. Frjnk Fern I and entertained with a birthday dinner party. March 18, for his stepson Wesley's birthday. Five of the little neighbor boys snd three little girls enjoyed the day wlh hm. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Christian were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs. Don ald Brown. Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. J, D. Blown were Mr. and Mrs. Peter Flck and sons of Jacksonville and Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Stearns and family. Mr. and Mrs. George Flsk and daughters attended Orange meeting at Jacksonville Friday. Mr. and Mrs. W. J MoCuUoch and family have moved to the Oak Grove district, taking two pupils from the schrol. I think we have a "can you beit it m our district; anyway. I be lie v H worth mentioning. There are six pairs of twins m our district. They are Forrest snd Fern Thomason. Fred and Freda Caujkln. Lucy and Laura Kimball. Linn and Lloyd W1I Mams Ralph and Richard Klme and Dean Ray anrt Rena Mae Scholens berg The first four pairs are all in school Mf and Mrs. Glenn Darby are down from their homestead at Dead Indian. The snow was so deep they had to ski out several miles, where they were met by Scott Darby, who brought them down. Glenn is prun ing his orobard ana fixing up his home on Kings hlgrway, where they plan on living this eummer. Frank Fernland. who was llrln? in the house has moved to Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Cook, who spent the winter on Missouri Flat, are mov ing to Medford. Thursday evening they visited their niece, Mrs. J. D. Brown. Prospect PROSPECT, March 37. (Bpeclal) Prospect P.-T. A. met March 33. McLeod unit of the home demon stration club met March 33 at Mrs Ous Dltsworth's. An all day meeting was held with a covered dish lunch eon at noon. The making over of old clothing was the order of the day, with many women attending. Mr. snd Mre. Dave Neville were Medford callers Thursday. . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Manning spent March 30 In Medford. Columbia Utilities company have been busy the past week appraising the privately owned telephone boxes as they are buying them from the owners or else replacing with com pany ooxes. Mrs. w. T. Grieve has purchased 300 baby R. T. chicks which she is raising with the help of an electric brooder. This community extends sympathy to Mrs. Earl Ulrlch. whose father re cently passed away In Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Richey were m Medford Friday shopping and attend ing to business.' At 8 o'clock April 1, the P.-T. A. will give a benefit card party In the gymnasium. Men wilt be charged 30 cents and the ladles win bring re freshmenta Money raised Is to be used for the hot lunches for the school children. Trail TRAIL, March 37. (Spl.) Wilbur Tucker, "Doc" Gulnn and Bud Hag- ger who are attending school at Cor- vallls are spending the spring vaca tlon here visiting Wilbur's parents nnd friends. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Tucker to Yreka, Cal., to spend the week-end with Mr, nnd Mrs. Henry Flock. Mr, and Mrs. Ray Davis and little son Harold .of Prospect called on friends in this neighborhood wed nesday. Mr. snd Mrs. Harry Mennan and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hutchinson at tended grange at Eagle Point Tues day. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Morgan enter tained with a turkey dinner Sunday. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Cot- treli and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rags- dale. Mrs. Msrlan Gerber and Mr. and Mrs. Keva Hutchinson and little daughter Shelby of Klamath Falls spent the week-end visiting friends here. Friends of Mre. Irvln How are glad to see her home and Improving so rapidly from her recent operation, Charley Williams and Bill Burk were In Medford Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Morgan and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pence drove to the snow line Wednesday, which Is near Union Creek. Howard District HOWARD, March 7. (Spl.) Mrs Harold Sutherland and Mrs. Harold Welhorn, gave a surprise party In hon or of their mother. Mrs. Young on her birthday March 33. After a pleas ant afternoon of visiting, refresh- ments were served. Present were Mea ds mea Williams, Ray, Olen, Parke, Lester Young, Sutherland and We born. Mr. Stelner Is critically ill at his home on the Pacific highway. Mrs. Paul Algco, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Parke, underwent a major operation at the Ashland . hospital Wednesday, Mr. Putnam plans on leveling and setting out about ft acres of toma toes on hts place on De Barr avenue, as soon as the weather permits. Mr. Hague and Mr, Benson have been seeding grain the past week. Ila Prstt has been quite sick the past week, but Is better now. Leon Croucher Is spending two weeks at Roseburg visiting his grand mother, Mrs. Friend, Table Rock TABLE ROCK, March 37. (Spl.) Table Rock Community elub met March 34. An Interesting program was given with Mrs. Frank Meyers ai chairman. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Raymond and sons Bobby snd Kenneth, former resi dents here were welcome visitors at Sunday school Sunday. Mel Atkins left Saturday for North ern California to be employed for lev eral weeks on a sheep ranch. Miss Ruth Schsefer of Eugene Is a house guest at the E. O. Wilson home this week. Modoc orchard force Is busy mak ing preparations for the smudging season, placing the pots In readiness. From present indications the pear bloom will be late this year. Miss Edith Sage was an over night guest of her aunt, Mrs. Katharine Huntress at Medford Wednesday. Prof. V. A. Davis of Siskiyou was a visitor here last Friday afternoon. Quests at the Seabrooke home Sun day were Miss Betty Culy of Medford. Cecil Messer, Roy Porr and Mrs. Em ma Brenneman of Sams Valley. j Hay growers report many sales dur ing the past week. Ed Wilson and Elmer Bull are pre paring several acres of land en the Pendleton place for melons snd gar den truck. Local school ball team la planning a schedule with other school teams. Miss Betty Culy of Medford ws a visitor at the Seabrooke home last Wednesday. Al Peake of Grant Pass was a busi ness, visitor here In the Interest of the Artisans Life Insurance company, the first of the week. Early gardens are being planted here by some Industrious citizens. 5. E. Collins who recently moved onto hU ranch here la rapidly get ting the spring work under way. He la being assisted by his son-in-law. Geo. Russell. Mrs. Chas. Dunlap Is Improving in health at this writing, we are glad to report. The program put on March 10 by the Medford Chamber of Commerce and Medford Gleemen made a decided hit with the large attendance. There were visitors present from many dis tricts, and all seemed to enjoy the entertainment. The power line through this dis trict which Is one of the oldest in the valley Is being rebuilt by a crew of Copco workmen. New poles being set are farther apart but much long er than those being replaced, are heavily treated with a pre servant and set seven feet In the ground. Geo. Nichols, the Medford butcher waa a business visitor here Thursdsy and while here msde arrange menu to feed eighty head of beef cattle at the Nealon ranch. Many from here attended the fun eral of Geo. Prescott at Medford Sun day. Mr. prescott had many staunch friends here who were grevlously shocked at his tragic death. Laurelhurst LAURBLHURST. Mar. 97. (Spl.) A Urge group of women from thlt community attended the noma aoo nomica meeting at the home ot Gua Ditmorth Thursday. It la planned to hold a almllar meeting at Mr. Roy Vaughn s March 28. Pup'.la of the LaurelhuMt acJiool have had an unuaually high percent age or attendance thw year. The laat monthly report to the county aupeT tendtnt ahowi a dally attendance of 97 per cent. A meeting of parent sad aehool patron Interested In building up the school was held at J. E. Peyton' laat week Plana for a real aptrlt of on operation weT dlacuaaed. Regular meeting of Laurelhurat aohool board waa held at Prank Dlta worth's. chairman of the board. Sat urday evening. Routine matters were dlpoed of. Recent school visitor were Mr. Roy Vaughn, Mr. J. E. Peyton and Mr. Train. " School children are turning their attention to track events. Plan are being conaldered to hold a track and field meet at Laurelhurst. i Anderson Creek ANDERSON CRHEK, Mar. ST. (Sp1..) Ja. MaoDowell went to work on the Applegate road with hi truck Friday. ... J. May I working for Mr, Oaaey. Mlaa Ruth Maya apent Wednesday and Thursday with her grandfather. P. M. Centers. Edward Smith apent the week-end with home folks. . Mr. Jas. May called on Mr, wyatt lat week. , Frank Marques and family went out to the vallsy Wednesday. D. C. Hale wu In Medford on busi ness laat week. Dinner guest at the Maya homo Suiulf.y were P. M. Centers. Mr. Will Nelson and Mr. Bert Nelson. Dr. Donloa and family war In Ashland Friday. The hill were white with enow Saturday morning. Make one think of the cold winter day again. Courthouse News (Furnished by the Jackson County Abstract Co. 131 0. Sixth Street.) Marriage License Joseph L. Perry and Vemetta A. Mohr. William L. Byrum and Lola H. Smythe. Circuit Court A. J. Hornby et ux vs. Farm Pro perties Inc. For possession of per sonal property. Oeorge Davie vs. Dr. Charles T, Sweeney. Damage. State of Oregon vs. Llewellyn A. Bank. Edith Bank. Murder, tint degree. State of Oregon vs. C. H. Brown. Slandering Bank. State of Oregon vs. Henrietta B. Martin, C. H. Brown, L. O. Van W gen, E. L. Pitch. P.totou and disor derly conduct. Clyde H. Phelps va. The Lively Llm Product Company, a corp. For money. Lottie Corthell v. Bert Corthell. Divorce. ... Probate Court Est. Emma Beaver, dec. Probate. Real Estate Transfer O. I. Bellamy et ux to George Hughe et ux. W. D. Lot 34 Maple Park In D. L. 0. 68, twp. 37, S. R. t W. Theo. J. Flh Jr., et ux to Harry Unman et ux, W. D. Land In D. L. O. 89. In twp. 38. S. R. 1 W. Sheriff to 0. M. Roberta, trustee. Sheriff deed. Mining property la aeo. 3. In twp. 38. S. R. 2 W. James Allen to Walter E. Allen. W. D. Land In D. L. O. 48. In twp. ' 38, 8. R. I W. J. O. McNeill et ux to W. H. Brock. W. D. Traflt In D. U O. 72 In twp, 87. 8. R. a W. United Bute to Jams W. Simp son. Patent, 8!4 of 8EI4 f. swii of BW'4 sec. 10: Nwy, ot NWlt sec. 18 In twp. 8T, S. R. I B.