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FOUND
POUND-Lady'e tan gloves. Owner
may haw same by paying tor ad.
inquire nuvo,
"HELP WAXTEO FEM.4I.B
WANTED A voung woman for house
work Apply 1 corning Court.
. ff ANTED 81TPAT1QKS
WANTED Houswwepinsj u,
WA 3-vear-old child. Bos 10386.
Tribune. ,..-
EXPERIENCED woman -rz
by the hour, day or month: good
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EXPERT PAINTER will do stgn paint
In - interior decorating -paint
o0a Call at 333 So Central
NOTICE Have 13 to 1 experienced
nT Let m. gl you a gu
on contracting your pruning; also
h rower soray on trucK. any-
pjace any where. Call 358-W,
FOR, experienced landscape gardeu-
ins; call 906-L.
housekeeper, good cook, wants
ho.seworK or care v
Phone 1303.
H MAK with team wants work. L. R.
Holbrook. Phoenix.
SBWTNO, care of children, day work
a )bi 51.73
-day. Mrs. Tharp. 37 Quince. 641-L.
, WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED ELECTRIC RANGE with
18-lnch oven. Must be In first
class condition. Write Box 10383.
Tribune.
WANT TO BUT All kinds, grades
and sizes of sugar pine, fir, white
fir. and all kinds of native hard
woods. State best price and give
inventotv of what on hand. Box
9883, Tribune.
WANTED Used electric washing
machine. Phone bbb-b.
WANTED Wool, mohair. Wool bags
ttr,n fnr Bale. Medford Bargain
House. 27 N. Orape St. Tel. 1063.
FURNITURE upholstered, reftntshed
and re-glued. Phone 969-R. Thl-
bault.
EMPTY covered truck returning from
Butte. Montana. April IT wants
loid from there or points en route.
Ptione 1044-X. Hawley Transfer,
WANTED To rent a 4 or 8-room
" partly furnished house, close in:
reasonable. Give location. Box
10335, Tribune.
WOULD LIKE one or two elderly peo-
Pie to care for in ts home. Phone
437-X, 8 to 1. Mrs Detlor.
ers good for the season. We file
g"im saws snarpen ssieiy, Bfsuv
razors.- scissors, txjessmumns, euc
de."ng. flxlt work 44 North Front
WANTED Household goods, stores,
tools, or what have you
MEDFORD BAROAFN HO06B
37 N Orape 8t Phone 1063
FOB RENT HOUSES
FOR RENT 3 -room modern home,
furnished. 120 Oenesee St. Phone
3-F-3.
FOR RENT 4-room furnished house,
30 Haven At.. MS Der mO-
4-room furnished apartment, 301
Beattv St.. SIS -
' 3-room furnished apartment, 303
. Beatty St.. 13. GEO. iv&skjh.
BOUSE Newly decorated, 4 rooms
and bsth; reasonable. 103 East llth
Bt.
FOR RENT Partly furnished 4-room
house with sleeping porch. Call
1011 W. 10th St.
4-ROOM house and large sarden spot.
ue.50 mo. Call at 33 8. Front.
FURN 4-room house, overstuffed,
22 50. 314 Cottage Key at 308 Ash
land Ave. Phone 1382-J.
FOP RENT Pour room modern cot
tage. 104 So. Oakdale.
FOrt RENT Nest, new 4 room house,
modern, hardwood floors, nook,
electric rartge: large garage. In
quire 211 Vancouver Ave.
SMALL fum. house, cheap.
Central. .
801 No.
SMALL furnished house.
&.- Oakdale.
Call st 305
ATTRACTIVE two rooms, furn : gar
age; water paid 41150 Tel 130
BACHF.LOR CABIN J week.
Front
FOR RF.N 1 H mes PurrHshed r
uniiunuhea. Brows et mils,
roR bent nocses
FOR RENT t-room duplex with j
range and heater. 610 North Ban
lett. Phone 341-R-l.
HOMES FOR UJSNT Call 798.
FOR RENT 5-room house good con
dition. Some fruit; acre of good
garden soil with water; acre of pas
ture J B. Webster. Phoenix,
FOR RENT Furnished 8-room mod
ern bouse Call at 41 S Rivemde
FURN HOUSES. O. A DeVoe.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
FOR RENT 3 and 4-room furnished
apartment, desirable location, close
in; garage: phone; adults. Ill E.
Main St.
FURNISHED housekeeping rooms, 1,
3. 3 and 4-room. 120S East Main.
FOR RENT Modern furnished apart
ment 345 N. Bsrllett.
3-ROOM furn. apt. upstairs. Adults,
311 No. Baxtlett St.
3-ROOM furn. apt. 40 Quince St.
Phone 041-w.
FRESH clean, fully furnished: water.
lights, private bath; suitable for
tvo adults: only siz-so. 24 &o.
Grape
FURNISHED apartment Durell Court
329 N Holly, phone 1233-W
FURNISHED apartment, 3 rooms,
sleeping porch, oath, hot water;
12 831 West 10th St.
FOR RENT Attractive ground floor
apartment for couple employed
Call at 633 Plum St. after p. m
or Sundays
FOB RENT FURNISHED ROOMS
ROOMS for rent: nicely furnished
Re.tsonable. 16 No. Orange,
ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 S Grape
FOR RENT Comfortable rooms; pri
vate entranoe One block from
Main St. Reasonable rates. 333 S
Central.
FOR BENT BOARD AND BOOMS
FOOM AND BOARD 153 N. Oakdale,
BOARD AND ROOM a 716 E Main
Rates very moderate.
FOB RENT MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT Pasture for cattle.
O Hoover. Tel 437-Y.
FOR RENT Talent Garage.
Mrs Malmgren, Phoenix.
Apply
FOB EXCHANGE
WOOD for jay or potatoes near Trail
R 0 Skellenger. frail Ore.
FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE, TRADE OR LEASE 30
acres, good 7-room house and out
buildings. 6 varieties bearing nut
trees; not under, ditch; 8 miles
from Medford. A, J, Hornby, Rt, 1.
Box 44, Medford.
FOR SALE Cascade Gorge Resort, or
w'.u trade for unencumbered prop
erty See or address owner, S. V.
Clerk. Trail.
FOB SALE HOMES
FOR SALE CHEAP, terms or rent, 4
room house newly painted and kal
somlned, nesr school; nice garden
spot, at comer of Sunset and Co
lumbus. 009 Sunset.
TOR SALE Good 8 room house feast
frunt) and nice lot close to Berry
dale store A great bargain at 4M
Terms Phone 517-L.
FOR SALE AL'TOMBILES
PRICES ARE DOWN
1931 Dodge 8 Sedan.
1933 Plymouth Coupe.
1930 Dodge l'i-ton truck.
Chrvsler 6 Sedsn.
The' above cars at unheard-of tow
prices.
EAKIN MOTOR CO.
Dodge and Plymouth Dealer.
BETTER USED CARS
With a 60-Day Written Guarantee,
1931 Chevrolet 2 -door sedan.
1931 Ford 2 -door sedan.
1929 Pontlac special sedan.
Several other older cars at
reasonable prices.
ARMSTRONG MOTORS, INC.
38 No. Riverside.
GOOD USED CARS
51 Bulck coupe
30 Oakland coupe ..
31 Ford coupe (Air wheels)
4878
. 385
350
-u uaxiana oix coupe
39 Pontiac Roadster
30 Whippet sedan ..
285
335
22S
27 Buick coach ....
175
38 Studebaker 4 pass couoe.
. M
3f Olds coach
'3T Olds sedan
85
110
All of these care are is excellent
condition.
SKINNER'S GARAGE
Bulck Pontlac
Sales it Service
143 s. Riverside Phone 103
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
158 seres, clear, Appivgate, 80 cul.
18 free water, level, family orchard
8-room house, large barn, ail fenced.
Will trade for good clear residence or
acreage.
6 acres. Bear creek soli, good barn
6-room bungalow, free water. One of
best buys in valley. Price $1800,
With agoo down, balance easy,
SHELEY & GAINER Agency
407 East Main.
WHEN you think oi reai estate trunk
of Brown Ac White.
KEEP COOL NEXT SUMMER
Si 0 fi ft bT Hvlng in this recon
I 0 U U dltloned 5-room modern
home. located on east
atde; large cherry and apple trses
in yard; practically two lots, on
pavement: east front; light, cheer
ful living room, dining room, kit
chen, bath, 2 bedrooms. Totsl price
g 1 800 . 1 nchi d l ng all assesmen is
paid: el 00 down. baJanee 411 per
month, including interest. See
Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc. ex
clusive saints.
KEEP YOUR LIVING COSTS LOW
SI 7 rt fi purchasing your home
I I UU nt th present low mar
ket prices. This mod
ern, well located home, close to
Junior high and grade school, good
street, nice yard, living room and
dining room, hardwood floors, fire
place, modem built-in kitchen,
wood range, bedroom screened
sleeping porch. Totsl price 41I0O,
cvnpletely furnished. Only $200
dawn, balance t20 per month. See
Charles A. Wing A sec;;,, Xm,
FOB SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE Young saddle pony. M
F. Barlow, Talent.
MARS COLT, 1 year old. cheap. A. E
Deunls, Rt. 1. Rogue River.
FOR SALE Pair of red roan mares,
weight about 3.000 lbs. J. W. Bally,
Tclent.
FOR SALE S milk oows reasonable.
J. B. Leigh. Eagle Point, Butte Falls
road.
HORSES 1100 to 1900 pounds. Rear
POH SAIJS 30 head of horses and
mules. Ray Moran. Central Point.
RED feeder pigs.
Beagle
Adolf Seoul
FOR SALE POULTRY
FOR SALE Fine turkey eggs, JSC
each, from hens weighing 1 to 38
lbs. T. J. Havnes. Red Top School.
TURKEY eggs for sale, 15c each, call
133-R, Medford.
FOR SALE Few R. I. Red chicks,
1 weeks old. 1 5c each: few White
Leghorns, several days old, 10
each 238 Cottage St.
8c for our high quality W. L. chicks
Hansen atrain Keas ana itocss
24-page catalog free. Jenka Poultry
Farms. Tangent. Oregon.
HANSEN triple redrlgreed ban?
chicks, $10 per hundred, custom
hatching. 3V4o per egg. Eakia
Hatchery. Talent.
FOR SALE Barred Rock hatchlnj
eggs, laying strain. $2.50 hundred
Baker Service Station.
DRESaliER'S Square Deal Hatchery.
1107 E Main Phone J5B8-Y
FOB SALE FRUITS VEGETABLES
FOR SALE Cold storage Newtewns,
loose. Big 7 warenouse.
FOR SALE Cornice and Winter Nelll
pears. Call Darby Fruit Co.. 489,
LARGE SIZED packed ripe D' An-
jO'ie wc. HOg rruit warenouse.
lltn & s. Front.
FOR SALE Good Delicious apples
and Newtown culls, or will trade t n
wood or whatever you have. 1
(Cantor Rt 4. Box 237
FOR SALE DOGS AND PETS
FOR SALE Police pups, very cheap.
Mrs. wusie. wii sen.rsi.
FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Large electric brooder,
$8.00; or will trade for feed. See It
at Samson's Feed Store.
TEAM, wagon and harness for sale
Herman onenbacner, Appiegaw,
ONE good used National cash regis
ter for sale cheap. Fleree-AUeB
Motor Co.
SPECIAL PRICES on choice varieties
of oerennlal nlants. while they last.
Also rock plants. Csll at Holly Gar
dens, 323 s. Houy.
ROOK PLANT BARGAINS to close
out. 25 nlante of hleh-class assorted
varieties for 1 while they last. This
is less than half price. Park land
scape Co., North Riverside.
CALL at 207 Columbus for nice quilt
tops, priced right.
FOR SALE flee J. J. Osenbrugge for
wool prices, wool sacks ana swise
133 S. Riverside.
LATE MODEL 11-tube Philco console,
A real bargain for cash. Tel. 908-1.
FOR SALE Rabbits, also chicken
413 Berrydale Ave.
FOR SALE Wool bags and
twine. Monarch Seed Co.
FOR SALE-114 horse power gas engine
CiJlUC . VY. DAI,
FOR SALE Fancy beardless seed bar
ley $iaiu per cwt. s. k, seaer-
meyer. Phone 697-R-l.
A-l TRACTOR 518 So. Oakdale,
FOR SALE Ladlno clover. State
sealed and certified seed. You take
n chances pure, no adulteration.
80f pound. Monarch Seed Co.
FOB SALE Common alfalfa seed.
We guarantee, purity B9S2. ger
mination, better than 90, North
ern grown, hardy seed $1600 cwt,
Monarch Seed CI.
ALFALFA, corn. C. A DeVoe.
POP SALE Stock Salt. ground.
New low price. See us at once, Mon
arcn Seed Co.
POH SALE -Sudan grass seed, $4,50
cwt In 100-pound Tots, Sudan mar
ket strong. Buy now. Monarch Seed
Co.
50 FINE DOES with 300 young, with
hutches, for ssJe or trade for lire
stock or feed. Phone 1559. 1520
N Riverside.
FOR SALE Used cash register,
scales, typewriters A; adding ma
chines. T&vlor & Bierma. 34 No.
Cmtral. Tel 112.
SPRING CLEARANCE SALE at Park
Landscape Co. Complete nursery
stock priced to sell. Rock plants
our specialty, boo worts, sisersiae.
SOME real bargains in Farm Tools.
3 3-it Tractor plow.
1 2-12 Plow.
2 Spring tooth Harrows.
I la-tooth Harrow almost new.
3 Tractors. Disc Harrows.
5 Used Sprayers.
I Wagon, almost new.
1 Garden Tractor.
3 Pordson Tractor.
1 McCormlck-Deenng Tractor.
1 John Deere Tractor, almost new,
1 Cletrac Tractor.
I Offset Disc Harrow,
HUBBARD BROS. INC,
Terms on part Cor. Main & Rlv,
3UPEBPEX oil neater, cheap. Phone
MENS all leather work gloves China
g-t 75c Men ex Women's jackets
mace to meaiure. Lwig carpenter,
308 So- Newtown. Medford.
FOR SALS Roller canaries. 523-J-fl
ORCHARD1STS Dont neglect your
orensro. Better days are ahead
Far Pear. Trees Cherry, Apple.
Peach. Apricot, Almond, Plum,
Walnuts, Filberts, Grapes, Roses.
Shrub, etc.. call at W B, Bar
num. Medford, 8 miles south os
Pacific highway or phone 851R3
Carlton Nursery Company, Carlton.
Oregon.
YOU can now jtet Lruart permanent
wave for only II 75 Prevost Beau..?
Shop. 16 Laurel ret 737 -J.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
GET the 'No Bunting' and trespass
ing signs at the Mall rr Dune Job
office: printed on c'oth to with
stand the rain and weather.
FOB SALE Five shares Jackson Co.
Bidg & Loan stock. Price right
Cali 841-R-l.
FOR SALE Used sewing machines, ail
makes S5 up; terms U desired AU
makes rented and repstred White
Sewing Machine Co. 24 H Bartien
FOR sand. graveL sediment, fertiliser
and teaming pnone tfiii-j.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WANTED Partner with $5,000, with
out services. Box 10343. Tribune.
MISCELLANEOUS
FLOORS CLEANED, waxed and pol
ished; everything furnished; $1.00.
Csll Lamports.
WANTED Expert Shoe Re-
pitrmg by Rlchsrd O. Wise at e,
M. Kidd & Co. Beet quality material
at prices to meet every puree. It's
ssisrt to buy good shoes and then
keep them repaired. Kidd's Shoe
Store, 223 Bast Mam
fiAWNMOWERS SHARPENED for 75c.
W jrs guaranteed. Call and deliver
free Phone 281 Medford Cycle &
Repair Shop, 23 No Fir St,
INCOME TAX Let me prepare your
income tax return Years of experi
ence. Both State and Federal are
now due. Fred L coivig, 635 s
CentraL Phone 735-11.
GET the "No Bunting' and trespass,
tng signs at the Mall tribune Job
office; printed on eloth to with,
stand the rain and weather
HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack
era and movera Special livestock
moving equipment Prices right
Satisfaction guaranteed 619 North
Riverside Phone '044-X
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
JACK SON CO.
AUSTKACI CO.
Abstnicra uf Title and
Title Insurance, fhv
only complete T I I r
System la Jatkior
Connly.
MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts
of Title. Title insurance Rooms 8
and 6 No 33 North Central An
upstairs
Dressmaking and Remodeling.
THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking
and remodeling 434 Medford Bidg
Myrtle Andrews. PQone 1181
Expert Window Cleaners,
LSI GEORGE DO IT - Pel 1173
douse cleaning Floor waxing Ori
ental rug cleaning, speciaii?
Job Printing.
MAIL 1'HIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT
Beet equipped plant m southern
Oregon - Printing of all kinds: hook
binding; loose-leaf ledgers, and
Blanks outing systems duplicating
cash sales aupe and everything in
the printing line 38-30 N Qrape
Phone 75
Muney u Leno.
WB LEND MONEY ON FURNITURE
AND LATE MODEL AUTOS
Three per cent per month os un
paid balance No other charge See
w s. tnomaa. to o t;essraj
Ground floor Oratenan Theatre
Bldg State License No S-1S7
rransfet.
BAUS rKAinaFEK a STUHAOE go.
Office 1015 No Central Phone 818
Prices right Service guaranteed
RS1NBJNU TRUCKING CO. Trans
fer and Storage We haul anything
at a reasonaole price, til Ho Fit
Street Phone 333
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Music Studio. Liberty Building;
Phone 73.
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice to Creditors.
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed by
he County Court of Jackson County.
Oress, as the Executor of the last
will and Testament of A N. Wright,
deceesed, sad has qualified. All per
soru having claims tgainst said estate
are hereby notified to present the
same, verified in the manner pro
vided by law, to F. P. Parrel!. Attor
ney for such Executor, at hts office
at Room 10, Jackson County Sank
Buiiding, Medford. Oregon, wlthm
six months from the date of the first
publication of thia notice.
Dated and first nublished March
11th, W33, RAY E. WRIGHT,
Executor of the Last Will and Test,
merit of A. K. Wright, Deceased.
7.GT.U. Notes
Be Mrs. Wm. B. HIU.
What About Beer?
There to an ImpresAlon that cos-
gress has declared 3 3 per cent beer
NON-lntosleattng. That ta not o;
congress did not define Intoxicating
Hqttsrai but s.mpy permit brewer
to ms.kt beer which the brewers
and saarly everyone else with expe
rience KNOWS is intoxicating.
The actual report on which con
gress bases its alibi for permitting
tfea preae&t Intoxicating beer con
tains the statement that, in a cer
tain period of observation nearly half
the arrests for drunkenness in Eng
land were caused by beer alone. (Note
Every argument of science, every
argument of sociologists, every argu
ment of the churches that opposed
beer was scrapped by congress; and
the beer bill as now enacted tm
signed by the president follows every
suggestion made by the brewers or
their lobbyists. (Note 8)
Cong re has enacted a brewers
lie for the sake of beer-bloc politics
and a possible revenue of 150 ,000 ,0O0,
But to get that much In the treas
ury a hard pressed people will have
spend over the bar nearly ON
BILLION FIVE HUNDRED MILLION
dollars, (Hate 3). The brewer then
once more becomes a gigantic com
pet I tor of the grocer, the baker, the
milkman, the clothing store. Mors
cWWren than ever wlH go hungry
because the same money cannot be
spent for milk and beer. The liquor
trade gets 910 and gives Unci 6am
tl and the brewer keeps mora of
that remaining 9 than any other
mamtfactttrer In the world, less peo
ple are benefited In beer than in any
other industry, -
MATSUOKA NEARS
FORMER COLLEGE
SPOKANE, Wash., April $F
Hailed by hundreds of his country
men, who jammed the station plat
form Tosuke Mstsuoka, chief of the
Japanese telegation to the Leaf us of
Nations, stop pet in Spokane last night
for IS minutes between trains,
Be good Americans, he told the
crowd, "Don't he good Japanese, but
be good Americana.
The diplomat was bcond directly
for Portland, Or. Prom there he will
go to Eugene to addrea ethe students
st the University of Oregon, from
which he waa graduated.
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EAOLE POINT, April T (SfU
M&n? frm htr attended the met
of ths Ute Ear fttenr In Medford
M-s-rch SI, All here wtu miM M
gnI person sllty sod .sympathy goe
out to tto UcaUT.
Mr. and Mrs Jack Mrlcl r mof-1
isg thtif person, property to a home )
stead in the Applegat district, where
they expect to locate.
About li men were working on the 1
school grounds the past week, grad
ing snd leveling the playgrounds, put
ting to a lawn and surrounding It
with fence. This work ta done under
(th govs rigor's new relief plan. The
; mn mm being paid one-fourth is
cwh and the balance in warrants to
be taken out in trade at the Iocs!
stores
Several men were working oh th
county road m town cutting cut
brush and clearing up the county
right of way. This la a great im
provement. Mr, and Mrs, Lester Throckmorton
and daughter. Eleanor, were guests
of Mr, snd Mrs. O. T. Wilson and
family of gama Valley March 36,
Ban Harnlsh reports the birth of
a grand-daughter, born to Mr, and
Mrs. Robert Hsrntsh. of Roseburg,
Robert drive a freight bus between
Medford as id Roeeburg.
Sam Coy left March 29 for his Cli
nt ax ranch to plow and put In crops.
Rudy Weidman will drive his truck
for a time, but Mr. Coy expects hi
son "Tommy, to take It over later.
Mr. snd Mrs John Cruse of Medford
spent April 4 at the H. B. JsTewcomb
home.
A, C, Mittelsteadt la suffering from
a seven attack of Influenza and l
under the care of Dr. D. A. Forbes,
Mrs. mis, Russell of Portland, H
F Barrett and Kenneth Barrett of
Medford called at the Jf. B. Newoomb
home April 4. Mrs- ftuaeell ta an old
childhood friend of Mrs. New-comb.
Mr, Russell wholesaler for western
Or? gen of General Foods. Inc. They
are staying temporarily at the Jack
son hotel In Medford.
J, C. Yakel of Central Point a pent
a fsw dsys In Eagle Point and com
munity this week attending Orange
April 4.
The last few days of warm weather
were; much appreciated and th
farmers are rushing In their crops.
with which they have been so de
layed on account of the wet weather
Ever)' thing Is getting green and the
gardens are a blase of spring color,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dts worth of
Prospect and Mr. and Mrs. Merrlman
of Tml, attended the local Orange
meeting April 4,
4
Griffin Creek
GRIFFIN CBSES. April 7. (5 pi.)
Oak Grove baseball team plaved
here March 39. The home team won,
11 to 4.
Dong-rat ill at ions are extended Mrs.
Laws Jones, who won lO as first
prize given to the ladles In Ve hog
calling contest la Medford recently
Mrs, Elizabeth Oliver left' Wednes
day for Roeeburg to visit her father
after spending two weeks hen with
her niece, Mrs, Donald Brown,
All are sorry to report Mrs. F. t.
Calkin snd Ed Morrison on th sick
list this week.
Mr, snd Mrs. Stammen lost their
brooder hoiasa with &00 baby chicks
Sunday evening by firs.
Mr, and Mrs. James Lemon of Cst-
tsgs Grove were visiting relatives st
Medford recently, while there they
visited their granddaughter, Mrs,
Donald Brown.
Mr. and Mrs, George Chandler left
Pridsy for Bendon for few days.
They took their elster, Mary Long
home, who bad been visiting with
them for some time.
Mis, h, I, Douglas entertained on
Monday after school tor her .son
Man ford !a, ninth birthday. Guests en
Joying the afternoon wehe Helen
Cb 1Mb, Ollne Cslklns, Margot Cus
dlf f, Bettle Brown. Ivan Cherry and
Ollnton ShoLenberg.
School hoard met Tuesday even-1
tog with all members and the prin
cipal pre wot, pisnst were mads to
retain the same three teachers next
year.
Mr. and Mrs, Fred N. Cummlnta Jr.
of Portland visited Monday with Mr,
nd Mrs. Donsld Brown.
Riviera
RIVLSTUA, April 7. (ftp;.) Bla4ne
Si;4 has been tinder the can of a
doctor for the last two weeks with
blood poisoning Is hts left hand,
Ray Bollng has been visiting his
Brother Lester Baling, this week. ,
Mr, and! Mrs, A. C Joelson and son
Leon returned to Roeeburg Bunday,
Mrs, Berths Foyer spent April $
mm Mrs Clay Bllee.
Mrs, Julia ftuekr and daughter
Blsrseh were shopping In MetiforG
W.M May Avery called at the C, C,
Carr home April 3.
Caller st the H. R Turpi n horns
April I were Mr, snd Mrs. Ben Har
nwm, Mr, and Mrs. Leslie Carr snd
Mr, Glen DsJon?,
C, w, St umbo was doin some
ptowmg for Ed Frefauntaln April .
Mrs, psullfie Wshl is vUtttng at the
TJelt farm,
Mrs. Oeor West of Medford was
caHiSig on Mr. John Bvlea AptU .
Mr, and Mrs, Daniel Biles were
shopping in Or ants Pass April 3,
Mr, and Mrs, Ben Harrison were
shopping IB Grants Pass April 8.
DestranSa houses always In first
class eoodttlon for rent, lease of sale
Call 105,
Eden Precinct
ed fin paECiKcrr. April r (spi.;
J?ff S , as-vear-old p!onr. who
Si with h;s gTndson. F.oyd BU t
Phnlx, ws.tf-d two and one-bU
mlie to r Mr. Mid Mr. Ed Jacob
in orth Tant Mottdky.
Mr. Ho'. brook of th former Furry
place os the byhwT aeuts of Phoe
nix, t wrttag with hit two teams
for Mr. Ooplind wt of Talent.
M, T. B R rnn is working tha
arwt tm t Ber CreeSe orchafd.
Wart Moftaynold parehed ome
Plymouth Eoric chi:lt tha week. He
has sorr.s of the finest bantam and j
mbs feirtSi to this part of the stats
Mr. and Mr Jim rarreu ana Mrs.
Summers west to Jast week
snd tools ror Evans with them to
visit tier brother, who lives near
Mr. awl Mrs, S H. Young and Mr,
nd M :t Sylvwter Stevens spent
Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs,
Kosh Ohaadwr,
Mr snd Mrs., Andrew S terms ssoy-
S into their new cotts last week.
Sylwster avens has gtren the
big o'd horns house a new coat of
pa;n'. lns;de and out, and la putting
to a new iawn around the Itoitse.
Jeff Bell was a dinner guest of
Mrs. Addle Bsrneburg Monday.
Girls' Otee elnh of Phoenls met at
ths Wsrd McReynoWa home for prac
tice Wednesday evening.
Mr, . Idle and ens of the Young
fsmlUe wlo hsvs been occupying
the former George Jackson home, left
for Sssehurg last wees'. One of the
Young brothers stH is living at the
Jackson place.
Mtss Lrene SUndley and Miss Pell
Mast gatbsted wM flowers to the
Apptegats .rt!on Sun-day.
Mr, snd Mrs, Noah Chandler went
to Ash! snd to view the work on the
new Mgha-av south of Talent, Sun
day,
Mr. and Ma. M. A. Miller visited
frtands In Aahthd Sunday.
Mr. Bownun of Pern valley dis
trict tlLi m poor heaitn.
, 4
Antelope
AWTOLOm April 7. (SpD Mr,
and Mm. John C Greb and ltttle
ds'.uhwt spnt the week-end at Butte
Pslto,
Bveryo was sorrr to hear of the
death of Erl 5 toner of Eagle Point,
and ws wish to extend to the widow
and son heartfelt sympathy.
Mr i a, w, Bal and son James
of Medford spent the week-end with
her son and daughter. Bob Baize and
Mb. B. K. Blgffs,
Bos Bates John Grebb, Bob Lind
say, &eorgs MoDom and Jack Woods
are wording on the main canal for
the tagle Po:cj irrlaWon district.
Mis. 3. K. R'.ggs and Mrs. Bob
Bai visited st the Bill Btgham home
April
Everyone la planting garden snd
flowers. It to hoped it will stay clear
until the farmers can get their oats
Mrs Thema Wiry snd Mrs, 3. C.
Oreb jrp?nt the afternoon March 2$
with Mr B. K, Rga.
Mrs, Helen Culbertson baa been
quite 111 hut la better st this writing-
Mrs. Harvey Stanley has been on the
sck tai but has fuUy recovered from
her tlhwsa.
Mrs, Am Arena snd son Donald are
111 with the chicken pox.
Misses Ruth snd Vivian Arena spent
the week-end at the Applgate with
school ijenris.
Antelope Literary duh presented a
play H i r-oh 31, Thers was a large
attends noe and special music i
given by the Derby orchestra. Percy
O H 3.1, rioUo, Miss Oraos Biham,
Miss I e 1 rn and Albert Chambers,
fcrmonlc-Ri, snd Mrs, Brown at She
piano. Mm Cecil Culbertson and
Mrs. John C. Greb gave a piano duet:
Hssel and Ann a be lie Sigga. Cora Big
ham and Maml Torton sang "Just
An Echo to the Valley. accompanied.
os th pr,o by Miss Georgia Curtter,
To plays wets then presented. After
the program refreshments were eerved
Long Mountain
LONG MOWTAlfT, April 1 fSpL)
Millard and Martin KortacToft of Med
ford a pent the week-end with Henry
Hoi man.
Jun St&mlf called on Oladys
N: eh oil of Ssgle Point April .
Mr. and Mrs, Boss Kllre and O'enn
Lsnnlng wi sntertas&ed with a tur
key dinner In honor of Mr. Kline's
blrthdif at th Whetstone borne near
Tab; a Bock,
fanner guests of Mr. snd Mrs. Bill
Holmsn Sunday were: Mr. and MrsiTwp, 34 S., P., 4 W,
Ed White, Mr, snd Mrs. Harvey j
Northoroft and three sons, MlUsrd.j SEATTLE MAN TALKED
Martin and Lactam of saeoiora and
Mr, and Mrs. Bay Hsrntsh snd family
si Eagle point.
Mr
Jack Siowell and Mrs. KKe
Tousg wem Joint hostesses at Mrs
home Sunday. A covered
dish luncheon was served. Those en
joying the day were: Mr. and Mm,
H. A. Bolts and son Herbert. fr.
Oartyn Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ward
snd daughter Enid. Mr. snd Mrs, A,
J. Tlr.j?ft? and daughter June, Mr,
and Mn, BUI Perry, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy smith and two children. Lyls
and Barbara Lannlnj?, Tommy Btowv
eJI, Mw, Mary Stowell, Mr .and Mrs,
Ja StoweU and Mr snd Mrs. Sick
Young.
Trains Msoontlnued.
SAW Aprtl 7 f AP Passenger
trams Koa, ZZ and runntng trt
weekly between Klamath Palls and
A Ituru, will he suspended after April
1$. the Southern Pacific company to
day informed th public utilities
oommtiwlon,
Real tttats or tnursocs Lra ft
to Jons, Phone 7d.
t
Courthouse
News
km'.rt:'. C-o J3J . Slith Street.)
Marrlaie Lncetwes
Will ism L. Williams and Emma M.
Bimsa Wood snd Vic" a M. Dene
van, rd 0. H?r?l snd Violet r':gro.
C l rc"o tcrt
C N. C s t o n vs. Mrs. Hose Logan
Chattel ton,
Eilssbeth Alton n, Wslter Alien
0iTsrce.
Western L-oa o & Building Co- va.
Esrl Go! ding snd Veraice Qoddlng
et a WirectaWBe.
I4brty Sst; ns i: Loan Asan. vs.
W. H. Wj-qd snd .Mice wtOsoa et at
FoEScSosure.
Msrgsrtt Ft s r, Kt re. Ch. Franks
Divorce.
Rachel Mead vi. Thomas lsg
Chattel L a .
Bug-en ft L. Oi. st si vs. Independ
ent Sisgs Co. snd J- H. Murphy
DiClsge,
Western Lcsn k BWg. Co. vs. Joh
Conlon and Eus Con loo et si Fore
closure. Claud Ward rt. Black Channel
Gold Mine Usn,
Western Loan & Budmg Co. vs.
John Conlon e'. si Foireclosure,
Gusrdiar.jlp of Paul Aalund. a ml
nof G ua rci 1 s n &:, 1 p .
B, B. Hsrd?r, eeoutor. et al n,
Ernest Gobie st al Fo reclosure.
The imptea1 Anting Press Co. rw.
News Publuhing Co.- For money.
J, G, Rddy, L. R. Shurtleff. H.
B FleDiir.g O, Qsrks: and George,
S. Barton Incorporate as Southern
Oregon Mtartng ,Asn. Inc.
H. W, C-oager m Bv S. Anderson
For money,
Charles B, Ho pi las ti. Auto Supply
& Parts Go. and Ch sixers I. Strang
Dama-gea.
Clara Dsnack Kood vs. Elton Hood
Divert, , , - -
Credit Service; Co- cgcporattocu
vs. Soutnern Oregon Sales. Inc For
money.
A. A, So.ra ma superintendent of
bants, rg, Jo'n n I. Rowe, Martha A.
Rove, hsodate) Peter Tolfon snd
Ms 7ofion ForeciOf-ure.
A A, Sc.h rs m.Ti , iup?rlntendent of
bsnks 75., Kattle Smith and Mark
W. 8m! t h Porw lot ure. -
Pint National Bank of Medford vs.
SuncrMt Orthirtl et ai Porecios-
ure,
Famm as Fiultgrowera Bank va.
Bsmuel M. Scott and Lorslne H. Scots
et ! To dUre chattel mortgage
snd tor m-or.ay.
Probate Court
EaUte of Kate St me.
Admitted to pro hate.
Estate of M.a r'.ha Bacrs,
Admitted to probste.
ReaJ Efaie lraufer
Al rr, a L Ge &oni to Robert B.
Schmammec W. U, to land in Sec
14, T'p, 38 S.( R, 2 W.
h, B, Hasktoa et ux to Helen C
Semoo W. D. to part of lot 3, block
8, Wst'a Add. to Medford.
Solomon A, Lfatertoa et uz ta
Clauds Ler rtoa W. 0, to 16 11
acres la DLC S, Twp. 37 8.. B- 3 W
Dsrnel H uioa to D, W. Huabsnd
0, C, D, to tend to Bee 4. Twp. 3T
S., E . 2 W,
L. W, Jacob to J, W. Jacobs t nz
W. D. to lot 5, htoek 3, palm Add
to MtdtonJ,
Ida M, Lock wood to J. A. Perry,
truite D?4 to land in DLC 43,
Twp. U B R, 1 W.
Ed,'5-ard C , Fswctt to State) of Ore
gon W, D, to Sot IS, block 4, Prult
dal Add. to Medford,
Ghas, J, Vn Ells Jr. et uz to Med
ford Imgatlon D'.itrlct Q. C. D. to
land In DLC i, Tw-p. II a, B. 3 W,
Bel, ? Richtrdion to First Imur
an oe Ag e n ij Dei to part lot S, la
block 1, CotUf e Home Add. to Med
ford. Agma DaUate e t vlr to Pint In
surance Agency Q. C. D. to part of
tot 8. hi oct Wart Medford Add. to
Medford,
John A. Riley t nx to J. C. W
nar-Q. C. D. to HE'-.i of Sec. 4, Twp,
41 8 , R, 3 W,
J, C. Wagner to Dan Bonney et ta
W. D, to nudWded of KBVi of
Sso 4 Tp, il S R, S W.
J, 8 V s n d ort y rt ur to May &
Hefner W, D. to tract In Sec. IS,
Tsrp, 38 3,, R. 1 W.
C, Li ml n g et w to Alios L. Oil
lleW, D, to K E Li of of Sea,
7; KW i-4 of SW of See, 8, Twp. 3
8. R. 4 W,
D, E. HLchola to J, W. Jscobs et
ux W, D, W lot 14, Lojsck fiutx.
Ada P, Atant et rh to Ruby V.
Adam W, D, to SW14 of NW4:
8H of 8W ef Sec. 13: KW of
KW Of See, 13, Twp, 3 3., R. S
W.; Jsnd to Sec 14, Twp, 39 3. B.
W.
X. F Htwislr-a et nx W. D. to
nw of See, 25; H& of See.
32, Twp, 40 S , R. 4 W.
J, t. Toft to Dors Payne W. D,
to lot 5, biocfc 57, City of Medford.
W ! 1 1 1 8 m L., Ke nJ i n et al to Harry
R, HswUns et al "Leal In &ec,
AS FISHERIES CHIEF
WASHINGTON. April 1. (AP
' Frank T. Eil, of Seattle. Is under
tovxl to omclai circle to be among
; those under ocol deration for the port
of cots', m Lss iOnt r of llaher.es.
An appointment to ezpeetod In the
next Csw clays, BeU now ta tecretary
to Senator Dill ID., Wash,)
BEMJHS April 8 1 4 DUt urbed
by a National SoclsSlft movement to
ferganle the Lutheran church,
i'.mcture, "coordinating' it with the
principle of NariUm, the supreme
council of th Evangelical church to
day reminded Ohsnsellor HStter of hl
promise not to touch tiie country's
Independent churches.
&PECI A.Cr r5r TV,m?. rcmodiarii
Mid i! taring of women's and ehU
dran g.-rn a U, atoo altering and
rep a i n r? o f nn's cfcstblng. see Gladys
Sinic, ModUt, Wf Mistletoe.
Ni.urai'' permanent waves spec
ial far April, ! eemplete- Altct
OUu DMvrdcxrl u Wisssnd's, ' T2. C