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Newspaper Page TextIfEDFOTlD MAIL TRTBTTN"E, irEBFORD, OKEGO. "WEDNESDAY, MAY 3. 1933. i DON'T FORGET TO PHONE THAT Want Ad di ARB! 'THE RATES: K per word first insertion.,,, 2o (Minimum aocj Each additional InMrtlon, par word . iiiinium inn) Per line per month, without copy change Phone 75 E LOST LOST If dog missing, call 151- HELP WANTF.lt MALE WANTED Loggers. Avgerls Bros. Colestln, Ore. WANTED SITUATIONS iSEBTATN:rEBird78ign paint- , 6BWINO, care Of cnuurea. a., of any kind. 25c per hour. J 1.75 i. -m-m 87 Quince 641-L. any. WANTED MISCELLANEOC8 WANTED wau paper henglng. calsomlnlng. painting. Call ZH3-J. r. . vjwu....... ,IIW.-II-. WANTED Second hand bird cage, 516 Liberty. HAVE your furniture re-upholatered Th.'bault, 969-R. .1' ",'ll'J''-- wi.h in nr more .urea. Write A. P. Townsend, Rt. 1. Box 199-A, cosia menu. DRIVING to Tacoma: want 3 or 8 passengers, eiiuie e H "',.," , ."- WANTrED Stock for new green pas- turc: lirst piace ui" Station. Unas. isam. WANTED Will PT cash -of chain teM A. wvvuw. . - f WANTED Call at our office for latest and lowest Oolden Anniversary 7 . n nrlr- nrodUCtS prices on ou ji" r a for all wire requirements. Spec a) Anniverasy piivco " i- anywhere e save you money It Its made of wire asa u. " n .Inn, 1RQR. 134 N on. rB8 -cnw --- - Riverside avenue. Phone 268, Med- ford, Oregon LOAN Good security. Phone 819-R WANTED Wool, mohair. Wool bags, twir.e for sale. Medford Bargain House, 27 N. Orape Bt. -m. tup n.e no care for In xy home. Phone ,an v a ... 1 rvt.lr. O W L ' WANTED Household goods, stoves tools, or what have you. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27 N Grape 8t. Phone 1062. FOR RENT HOUSES TOR RENT 5 -room modern furnish ed house: yard, garden ground and farage. 641 Pine St. Call for key 37, next door, or see Mrs. White. 46 Quince St. v FOR RENT Furnished 8-room house. close In, modern: upholstered fur niture, hardwood floor, fireplace, garage; rent cheap. Write B. J. Palmer. Rt. 3. FOR RENT 5-room house, close in. Call 240 So. Orape. FOR RENT Furnished and unfur nished house; reasonable. Call 101 Almond. SMALL furn. house cheap. 801 No. Central. FOR RENT fl-room modern house, 3 sleeping porches, garage, wood hd lawn, shade, all new interior, rtgt down town. 147 North Holly. Inouire at Holly Apts. nOMHS FOR RENT Call 696. FOR RENT Part furnished hou, ckse In. Ask 444 N Front. FOB RENT Homes. Furnished or unfurnished. Brown S White FOR RENT Partly furnished 5-room house. Inquire at 345 No Bartlett. FOR RENT Well furnished modern house. Call at 817 W. 10th. 37 WASHINGTON completely furn lsoed. garden spot, and chicken bouse. Phone 105. DESIRABLE houses always in first class condition for rent, lease or sale. Call 105. BOUSES H0. $12 50 and tl5. water paid; wood range. Phone 105. FOR RENT 5-room modern home, breakfast nook, lots of bullt-lns hardwood floors, fireplace, hot air furnace, well furnished, electric re frigerator, overstuffed set, $40. wav er paid. Phone 728. FOR RENT 4-room cottage, unfurn ished; two 2-room apartment, well furnished. Bv week or month. In quire at 317 E. Jackson Tel. 749-Y FURN HOUSES. O. A. DeVoe. FOR RENT 4 -room duplex with fis ) range and heater. 610 North Bart ' lett. Phone 341-R-l. BOMBS FOR KKNT Call 79 FOR BENT BOARD AND BOOMS BOARD AND ROOM a 716 & Mils Bate rev; moderate. FOB RENT BOUSES FOB BENT APARTMENTS POR RENT Two 2 room apartments wen furnished. By week or montn Inquire at 317 E. Jackson. Tel 749-Y ATTRACTIVE two rooms, turn.: gar- . i j . 1 1 in -p., 1 tn ax; water t. POR RENT Modern 3-room apart ment, furnished, heat; garage, in pulre 534 N, Bartlett. 3 ROOM apt. With garage. 413 No. ivy. POR RENT Newly decorated nicely furnished apartment. Aauit. sa i w Ookdale. POR RENT Furnished apartment overstuffed; hardwood floor, iignt and beat. Mali Tribune Phone 73 PtTRNISHED apartment, Durell Court 829 N Holly, phone 1232-W. TOR RENT rtJKMSBED BOOMS .... -,. i. ------ FOR RENT Sleeping rooms. 2 blocks from courthouse at vol rear os, Eutene, Ore. PLEASANT room, separate entrance XHO. UttHIBWi ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 S. Grape. FOR RENT Comfortable rooms; pri vate entrance. One blook from Main St. Reasonable rates. 122 s Central. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS BAOhELOR CABINS. 445 So. Front POR RENT Acreage, share crop. Ph 437-X. FOB EXCHANGE TO TRADE Shakes and posts for naV or COWS, r awer, TO TRADE POR OAR 10 acres of ior.ii. i miles norm or xrsvii w. Trall-Tlller highway. C. F. Fry. 3-ROOM modern home. bath, laundry tra- screened porcn. duuv-iu bi- . -i i . tVnlf. trM: 700 SgB nuauD biiu -- equity for car, acreage, cabin site or what nave you rnone or write box 13337. "l.TlDune. POR TRADE 3 sections spike-tooth narrow, siurnuv uwu. .-.. for alfalfa or grain Tel 234-R-4. r'Ttp.nitttr.e uDholstered, re-flnlshed antl cabinet work. Will exchange for what have you. Phone 969-R, Thlbault. o-t, oat. c a- traHA tnr nrnfVi . Ford trucks and pordson. Med. Fuel Co. FOR SALE OR TRADE Good sound work horse, 1400 lbs.. 7 years old. Walter Jones, 2nd house below bridge. So. Ashland. WOOD for Jay or potatoes, near Trail R 0 8kellenger. Trail. Ore. FOB EXCHANGE- REAL ESTATE iirm Wade Mv summit home, Ben- . .. ton ..county, for youra. Describe fully. A. W. Fredrick, Myrtle Creek, Oregon. TO TRADE For house and lot 1n . town, Wa acres, house, barn, chick en house, good garden ground, fine pasture; 2ft miles out. Inquire at Route 4, Box 85, Buckshot Hill Rd. TO tSXCHANGE Nice little home in Bnd, Ore., clear," for something clear In Medford or Ashland. Pre fer small acreage What have you. 165 7th St., Ashland. FOR SALE OR TRADE 5 acres Will sell cheap for -cash 925 Reddy Ave. WHEN you think oi real estate think of Brown & White. FOB SALE ACTOMBILES FOR SALE Auburn sedan: new tires, good condition. Phone 263-J. USED OAR SALE Some Real bargains. 60-Day Written Guarantee. 1031 Ford coupe, 1923 Pontlao sedan. 19?C Ford coupe. 191W Chrysler sedan. 1929 Plymouth coupe. 1931 Ford sedan. 19V, Chrysler "8" convert, eoupe. Also several earlier models to choose from. Chrysler - Plymouth - Hudson Terraplane - Cadillac - LaSalle Sales and Service. ARMSTRONG MOTORS. INC. 38 No. Riverside. Phone 18 Open Evenings. FOB SALE HOMES FOR SALE 3-room modem house; garage: 9500. Call at 145 S. Grape. FOR SALE CHEAP, terms or rent, 4 room house newly painted and k al so mined, near school; nice garden spot, at corner of Sunset and Co lumbus. 909 Sunset. FOR 8AL1E Good 3 room house (east frnt) and nice lot close to Berry dale store. A great bargain at 6450 Terms, Phone M7-L. FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE 30 White Leghorn chicks. 6 weeks old; 1 Black Rock setting on 16 choice Plymouth Rock eggs. Alw rabbits, one large doe and buck, and six fine sires. 616 Lib erty St. 7o for highest quality W. L. chicks Hansen strain. May deliveries, mocks and Reds Bc. Wonderful value. Jenks Poultry Farm, Tangent. Ore. TURKEY egtrs for sale, 15c each. Call ' 132-R, Medford. HANSEN triple ped Agreed baby chicks. 610 per aundred. Custom hatching. 2c per egg. Eakln Hatchery. Talent. FOR SALE Barred Rock batching eggs, laying strain. 63-60 hundred Baker Service Station. DRESSLER'3 Square Deal Hatchery 1107 K. Main- Phone 1569-Y. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 20 head of horses and mcles. Ray Moran. Central Point. RED feeder pigs Beagle Adolf Schul. FOR SALE DOGS AND PETS AIREDALE. Police, Shepherd. Fox Terrier, black or tan. Dr. Stone, FOR SALE 6 - weeks -old poodle dogi I 117 No. Peach. FOB SALE REAL ESTATE PLACER MINE Old Channel Dlst. 40 acres ana outnt. ivaaress dw Tribune. POR SALE 414 seres, partly watered. , ., u.,Ulncr chickens, garden. 6 fruit, 8 berries, walnuts, cheap for cash: no trade B.x 141, Jacksonville, Tools. POR SALE OR LEASE Real bargain IOr Casn, miRUfc. wiromcr " ' responsible party. 1 acre, house, garage, hen house: good soil and location. Close In Also electric range. Phone I119-Y or write Box 139, Route 1. rOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Large early potted to mato plants, 35c dos. Herman Day ton. (W. T. Parsons ranch.) By buying milk at Lockwood milk aepot, wear, eiw ai miu -present prices on a quart a day we save you 810.80 per year: on a gal lon a dav we save you 843.20 per yeer. Try our whipping cream. Bring containers. Open at 7:30 a. m., close 8 p. m. POR SALE One roll-top desk and chair. Dalton adding macnine ana Underwod typewriter. Call 190-W or 613 So. Newtown. FOR SALE: 1 mower, 2 hayrakes. I George MoMahon, 1 mi. so. Talent. FOR SALE Agates, cut and polished, at 620 So. Ivy. Call after 5 p. m. FOR SALE Federal truck, 3'i-ton, dump body. Price 8700. central Park subdivision on Jacksonville highway. Whole or part. Call at Jacksonville Exchange. POR SALE Yellow dent seed corn, 3c lb C. A. DeVoe. FOR SALE Large electric brooder, 8800: or will trade for feed. See It at Samson s Feed store. 3UPERFEX oil neater, eheap. Phone 1012. MEW all leather work gloves China gat 76a Men & Women's' Jackets made to measure Lewis Carpenter 308 So Newtown. Medford. GET the 'No Hun tins' tnd trespass ing slgni at the MMI n-:bune Job Mfic: printed od jJotb to with t&nd the rain and weather. POR SAliSOsed Mwing machines. aJt oiakea. 5 up; terms U desired. AM makes rented and repaired. White Sewing Machine Co. 34 N Bartlett POR sand, gravel, sediment, fertilize! and teaming. Phone 812-J. " MISCELLANEOUS ORPHAN AJWIETS LUNOH open for business. Come in and try our coffee. Five-cent hamburgers. At 33 So. Front St. LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED for 76o. Wjrk guaranteed. Call and deliver free Phone 281 Medford Cycle & Repair Shop. 23 No Fir St. WALL PAPER cleaned good as new. Oiil 2 8D-J. Reasonable rates. F. M. Goodman . .. . GET the "No Hunting" and trespass ing signs at the uall Tribune Job office; printed on oloth to with stand the rain and weather SAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack ers and movers Special livestock moving equipment Prices right Satisfaction guaranteed 619 North Riverside Phone '044-X BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstiact. MURRAY ABSTRACT OO. Abstracts of Title, Title Insurance. Rooms 8 and 6. No, 83 North Central Ave. upstairs. JACKSON CO. ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title and Title Insurance, Tbe only complete T 1 1 1 r system 10 jaciuoD County. . Dressmaking and Remodeling. THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking and remodeling. 424 Medford Bidg Myrtle Andrews. Pbone 1181. expert Window Cleaners. LET GEORGE DO IT - Tel. 1173. House cleaning. Floor waxing. Ori ental rug cleaning, specialty. Electrical Service. TVtmi ELECTRIC SERVICE OO Repairs day or nlM. Phone 603-Y Job Printing. MAIL TRIBUNB JOB DEPAHTMEOT Bast equipped plant In southern Oregon. Printing ot all kinds; book binding: loose-leaf ledgers, and blanks, billing srstems, duplicating casn sales .Ups and mrytning In the printing line. 38-80 N. Orape Phone 78. Money to Lena. WE LEND MONEY ON FURNITURE AND LATE MODEL ADTOS. Three per oent per month on un paid balanoe. No other charge. Bee W. B. Thomas. 49 8- Central Ground floor Oraterlan Theatre Bldg State Lionise No. d-157. Public Stenographer. ILLUSTRATED MIEMOORAPHIKQ MAILING SERVICE PUBLIC STENOGRAPHY Grace O. Voss It North central Phone 111 Transfer. BADS TRANBPEB 81 STORAGE CO. Office 1018 No. Central Phone 818 Prices right. Semce guaranteed RE1NK1NO TRUCKING 0O Trans fer and Storage. We haul anything at a reasonable price. Ill No PU Street. Phone 882. LEGAL NOTICES Notice for publication. Department of the Interior. General Land Office at Roeeburg. Oregon, May 1. 1933. Notice Is hereby given that Harry Lawrence Js?ger. of Prospect. Oreion, ho. on May M. 193S. made Orlit. Homestead Entry. Serial No. OM997, for NE'4. Section B. Township 33 8.. Range 3 E. Wlllsmette Merldlsn, hat filed notice of Intention to mske final three-year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Victor A. Tengwald, U. S. Com- missloner, at Medford. Ore., on the 29th day of June, 1933. Claimant names aa witnesses: Nelson Nye. Victor Chapman. Dave Neville and Paul Snook, all of Pros pect. Ore. HAMILL A. CANADA Y. Register. Table Rock TABLE ROCK, May 3. (Spl.) George Nichols, Medford cattleman. moved some prime beef from the Nealon ranch to his Medford slau ghter house Thursday. Mr. Bartlett, Grants Pass mining man. visited here Thursday. Stock pastures are more backward here than for many years on account of the hard freeze of last December, which completely killed out many grasses Including the troublesome broncho grass. Planting of field corn was begun here this week and from present in dications about the usual acreage will be planted. Some good finds of spring mush rooms have been reported during the past few days and also a few catches of catfish by school kids. MLss Francis Wilson and Miss Erma May, teachers of the Agate school, were brief callers here Thursday. Table Rock Community club met April 28. Outstanding feature of the program was a story by Prof. V. A. Davis, of the Table Rock school dis trict, dating back to 1860, when this district was a part of the Ant loch school district. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard Hunsley at their home here April 28. Rev. J. M. Johnson of Central Point conducted an Interesting ser vice here Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. George Wright now of Eagle Point were welcome visitors here Thursday. Table Rock school baseball team defeated Sams Valley team here April 26. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Nealon and Misses Ruth and Edith Sage accompa nied the caravan to Crater lake. Lorlng and Merrill Martin of Bea gle were visitors at community meet ing Friday and with their brother, Leo Martin, furnished several musi cal numbers on the program. Mrs. Nellie Angle, president of the Women's club announces that they are sponsoring a clean-up day next Wednesday, May 3. Each resident is asked to pick up In front of his preml ses and have It ready for the truck to gather up. Misses June and Janice Nealon, Llbby and Alvln Hamilton attended the high school circus Friday. Mrs. Frank Meyers, who has been 111 for some time la now f nproved. Applegate APPLEGATE. May 3. (Special) The old fashioned dance given April 22 at the Applegate hall by the h0me extension unit was very successful and was enjoyed by every one. Over 160 people enjoyed the evening of dancing. Music for the dance was furnished by Bill and George Pursel of Yale creek. Joe Polly, who has a mining claim on Big Applegate near the Star ran ger station and who has been work ing his claim, lost his cabin by fire last Tuesday. After starting the fire in the stove Mr. Polly left the h0use ior a, iew mi nines, returning 10 see the cabin In flames. Mr. Polly built his cabin recently after spending many months living In a tent. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crump enter tained with a Sunday dinner April Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS I. Chart 4, Dead 7. Not fresh 11. Yale 13. Card ram. 14. Languished 15. Perceive by the eyea 16. Causa to spread or extend 13. Parts of curvea 20. Singly 21. Church splros 23. Peruse 27. Plsniturs 29. Product of nstural dlatlllatlcn 10. Sign of ths sod Iso II. Clergyman It. Those that fiartlclpate n speed contests 19. Long Inlet of the sea IT. Prate 19. Strike vio lently 40. Shout 12. Antlered animal 19. Entrances Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle ODAlPARARlDE Foep ic1m1ton TRADECOEOHi ifE A R j A5IDE5 5IP A E ROw S C A E E HOPTiT tZ AijEiP AlTv ElDEF I NE.5 BlTOiilENACT 51E-M I lAVONWAR. OLA vSEN&EeE wMeME Rolsy5pY it. To an inner point 49. Larg hand some wood pecker SS. Strike gently M. Vassiil 55. Scotch river Ri. Imitate 7. Roman house hold sods a 9','3 'IP'4 'iMl JSSM ZJ U 23 tA 2S lt ,itUU ,( ( ..... . J, 32 33 3$ ii W-31 36 W3i IliP wk m:m 40 41 Hf"2 43 44 Wwm iro 33 w1 It3 23 for the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Wilson of Medford, Mr. end Mrs. George Maxwell of Jackson ville. Mrs. Pearl Dunford and two children, Agnes and Arthur of this vicinity. Several Applegate teachers attend ed the Jacksnn county teachers study group In the auditorium of the court house Saturday. Mrs. Ethel Ludwlg. teacher at Applegate, gave a sum mary of the work accomplished this vear. Mrs. Ina Pursel, teacher at Wat kins and her pupils presented a health play as part of the entertain ment. MIm Helen T1n&r11 Awhtftnrt tMCh- er and her mother, Mrs. Thora Tjos- I dal of Seattle were week end guests I of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Port. ' Thurston Culp who has been em- ployed at the Nels0n Pursel ranch ' on Yale creek the pat winter left Thursday for the Bill Lowden home In Fern valley for an indefinite time. Henry Van Poyen and Leonard An drews of Ashland were fishing on Big Applegate Wednesday. They also were callers at the Star ranger station. Mr. Andrews was employed last year bv the forest service here and was sta tioned at Wagner lookout. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Timmlns Central Point were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Throckmor ton at Ruch- Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Hedges of Ruch entertained Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bryant of Jacksonville. Morris Wagner of Hollywood, Calif., visited last week at the home of his brother, 'Ji m Wagner at Squaw lake. Mr. Wagner's m0ther from Salem re turned with him to California. Ben Garrison of French gulch has been employed as painter at the Star ranger station. He has completed painting the bunk house and also the fire guard station at Steamboat where Bill Fruit will stay this sum mer. The Sunnyslde service station at Ruch Is taking on a new coat of paint. The station Is being painted a cream color on the Inside. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Klein hammer entertained Wednesday fnr the fol lowing: Mrs. P. C. Garrett of Oakland Calif., sister of Mrs. Klelnhammer, Mrs. Clarence Fry, Mrs. Fred Fry and Mrs. Charlie Farmer of Medford, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fish of Phoenix and P. C. Garrett and Clarence Fry. A number f Applegate peple at tended t, O. O. F. meeting In Ash land Thursday when the Rgue River valley Odd Fellow and Rebekah lodges celebrated their 114th birth day anniversary. George and Bill Pursel of Yale creek were asked by the Jacksonville division to present a musical number. Howard Klmbat of Ross Lane near Medford was a business visitor on Little Applegate Thursday. TD BE SEARCHED EUGENE, Ore., May S. (UP) Fearing theft of Important evidence In the first degree murder trial of Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn A. Banks, Sheriff C A. Swarts has placed an armed guard around the Lane coun ty courthouse. Banks is alleged to have shot Con stable George Prescott when tthe of ficer tried to serve a warrant on him for alleged complicity in theft of election ballots In Jackson county. All doors and windows were locked, with only the front door open to privileged officials. Witnesses, many of whom are from Jackson county, will be searched for concealed weap ons before they are allowed to enter the courtroom to testify. Cross-Word Puzzie 5. Having a stamped desinn 7. Team of horses g. Wild animal 9. Collection of facts 10. Permit 11. City in Hol land 17. Hard ques tion 19. Burn 22. Conceited pprion 24. Rudlmenlaf 25. Air: comb. form I. Dowry 29. Caution 31. W?p 32. Untruth 31. South Amerl can Indian 35. Mohammedan judca 38. Happen 41. Big 43. Small island 44. Pay's march 45. I.assned 47. Coloring matters 49. Sick 50. By war Of 5L. Above: eontr. 51. Meadow 58. Greek Utter 59. Guided DOWN 1. Tablelands 2. Vigilant 3. Gradually 4. Hitch moun tain 5. Material used for jewelry CITIZENS URGED ! AID CHILDREN TO MAINTAIN HEALTH; Urging cltirens to maintain the health record of Jackson county through the protection of children in spite of the depression, which threatens to rob them of proper foods and disease prevention measures, the Jackson County Public Health asso ciation has opened Its annual mem bership drive. It started Monday with arrival of May day and leaders hope will be one of the most successful drives in the history of the organiration. The needs are greater this year and the funds from other sources greatly de creased. "The Intelligent co-operation of the public Is the all-powerful weapon we seek in our war agnlnst disease and Illness." leaders of the drive de clared today. We must maintain present stand ards of public health. No commu nity can afford to skimp In the ope ration of chlldrens' dental clinics, nor can it let down the bars to milk supplies of questionable purity." of ficers of the health association stated. 'Epidemics of diphtheria, smallpox or other controllable diseases should not be permitted to complicate the already great burden of the unem ployed. Even with budgets cut we must not lose the ground gained by Jackson County Health association." Memberships in the association cost Just 50 cents and constitute all the money used In health work, with ex ception of the six cents per capita allowed from the county. Letters of Invitation are being for warded today to the president and secretary of all the atate Graduate Nurses' associations In Oregon by W. S. Bolger, president of the Cham ber of Commerce. The Oregon State Graduate Nurses' association will hold Its annual convention In Medford on May 26 and 21 and arrangements for the meetings are being made by Miss Hazel Swayne. president of the local organisation. The Chamber of Commerce la also writing the various posts of the Vets rans of Foreign Wars throughout Ore gon urging them to make Medford the convention city In 1034. The convention this year will be held in Roseburg and the local com mittee of the ex-service men's or ganization, together with the con vention committee of the chamber of commerce. Is hopeful that Med ford will be selected ns host city to the state organization next year. T PROVIDENCE, R. I., May 3. (AP) Rhode Island, third state to vote on repeal of the 18th amendment, to day stood firmly in the antl-prohl-bltlon column. Wisconsin and Michigan have al ready voted in favor of repeal. Only one Rhode Island communi ty, the town of Hopklnton, voted to retain the amendment as t.he elector ate 160,244 to 20,874 named 31 repeal-pledged delegates to the state convention May 8. i Hopklnton voted 310 to 293 against repeal. Rhode Island, which never ratified the 18th amendment and was com monly known as "wettest of the states," had state prohibition for three years. Repeal was voted In GRIM ARRESTED E PORTLAND, Ore., May 3. (UP) Jack Ciim, halfbreed Indian ex-con-vlct .held In connection with the death of Mrs. Edyth McClaln and Jlmmle Walker here recently, was re-arrested today, charged wiWi car rying a gun. His ball was set at 95000 on the new charge. Crlm. ex-puglllst, sen tenced to the penitentiary from Klamath county August 1, 1031, for assault with a dangerous weapon, was arrested when officers allegedly found a bloodied uit of clothing In his room. A suitcase of Mrs. Mc Clealn's effect also was found In the room. E MUST PAY FINE BY SATURDAY Bam Poaguf. wsll known Csntral Point and M'rtrord man. pleadad fullty to driving a car whlls drunk and was sentenced to 30 days In Jsll and rin.d I1A0 In Judge Coleman's Justice court this morning. Posgue's Jail sentence was suspended, pro ilded he ' has his tin paid by 10 o'clock Saturday morning. State police made the arrest near Phoenix at 7:30 o'clock Monday night. Pender and body repairing- Price, right. Brill 8 beet, Uetal Work. GRADUATE NURSES GIVEN INVITATION Courthouse News (Furnished by the Jackson County Abstract Co.. 121 E. Sixth Street.) Marriage Licenses. Paul O. Allen and Mildred L. Bole. Francis L. Pitcher and Mary Doug lass. Samuel F. Yocom and George W. clutches. Leroy L. Casey and Velm L. Wl.lt- ney. Randolph L. Morrow and Orace Biasing. Robert T. Bsnnlster and Yvonne J. Cunningham. Henry H. at rat ton and Jesn O. Harmon. Delbert J. Clifford and Hilda M. Slnifler. Nathaniel H. Smith and Hazel E. Ferrell. Clrpult Court. Jackson County Building Loan Association vs. James Davis, at al; forclosure. Estate of Ole H. Holland, deceased; probate. Gold Hill Irrigation District vs. Frederick L. ChampUn, et al; to quiet title. Talent Irrigation District vs. Henry Calhoun et al: foreclose tax Hen. Talent Irrigation District vs. H. B. Calhoun et al; foreclose tax Hen. Talent Irrigation District vs. H. L. Olem et al: foreclose tax lien. J. C. Bnrnea et al vs. Walter J. Olmsceld. Sheriff, et al; writ of mandamus. Probate Court. Estate of William IE. Brayton, de ceased; admitted to probate. Estate of I. L. Crabb, deceased; admitted to probate. Nledermeyer, Incorporated vs. Les ter J. Adams. GeraJdlne T. Adams, Irene Ivy Drew. J. L. Drew; strict foreclosure of contract. Lewis Super Service Station vs. T'mpqua Super Service Station, chat tel lien. Estate of Maxlne Mae Bohnert, de ceased; admitted to probate. State vs. .William Hahn; forgery. Ashland New Thought Society, a corporation, vs. George O. Ogg, Cath erine potter: to reform deed. Stat vs. Paul E. Masters; horticul tural Hen. Estate of Alexander McMillan, de ceased: admitted to probat. Real Kstale Transfers. T. H. Smith to w. E. Blahop et ux; W. D. to Lot S.Blk. 3, Bungalow Add. to Medford. Delia M. Scheble et vlr to Earl T. Scheble: deed to E(4 of DUD 49 In Twp. 38 S. R. 2 W.; 8WV1 of NEW; NW',4 of SE,4; 814 of SEVi, Sec. 13, Tp. 40 a. R. 13 E.; WV4 of SB'A; KV4 of SW: Lot 4. Sec. 7, in Tp. 40 S. Ri 14 East In Klamsth County, Oregon. Johnson B. Bangert et ux to Oar field Laws; deed to Lots 1 and 3, Blk. 1, Ball's Addition to Rogue River. Flora E- Barnes et al to H. E. Pey ton et al; W. D. to land in Bee. IS In Tp. 37 S. R. 3 W. May Lewis et vlr to Jackson County Building it Loan Association; W. D. to Lot S, Blk. S, Ross Addition to Medford. C. W. Ashpole et ux to Margaret Burroughs: w. D. to Lot 3, Blk. 3, Wllleke Addition to Medford. T. J. Cook et ux to Bernlce Cook et al; W. D. to S', of NE!4: E' of 8E",. Sec. 34, Tp. 37 S. R. 3 E. A. A. Waymlra et ux to Anna M. Chauaee; W. D. to SW!4 of SE14, Sec. 13, Tp. 35 8. R. 3 W. John E. Ross et ux to L. R. Ross; W. D. to Lots 1, IS and 1", part of Lot 3. Blk. 14, City of Central Point. John O. Crocker et ux to Flrat In surance Agency; Q. G. D. to tract In Blk. 5. Park Addition to Medford. J. Prank Hall et ux to Claud P. Hall: Q. o. D. to Lots 38, 30. 31, High land Park Addition to Ashland. Joseph Martin et ux to Wilbur P. Roberts et ux; deed to BEVi of SE1: Lot 5, less 10 acres In Sec. 10, Tp. 39 3. R. 3 W. Hamilton Patton et ux to Richard S. Head: W. D. to NE4 of Sec. 16, Tp. 40 S. R. 8 W. Alice K. Wilson e vlr to l. A. Shsrplea et ux; deed to land In Tps. 36 and 37 8. R. 3 and 3 W; Sec. 1, 37 8. R. 3 W. Ada Charley Manguin to Lou la Mangulne: w. D. to Lou 3, 3, 4. t, 6, 7 and 8, Blk. IS, Rosa Park Add, to Medford. City of Medford to Ada Charley; Q. C. D. to Lou 3 to S and IS to 31, Blk. 8, Rose Park Add. to Medford. John P. Glenn et ux to Flora E. Barnes: Q. c. D. to Lota 81 and 33, Howard Park Subdivision. E. A. Stlnchfleld et ux to Dora L. Conley: w. D. to 814 of NE' of flWK Of KW(4 of Sec. 14, Tp. 30 S. R. 1 B. Catharine N. Law to First Insurance Agency; Q. C. D. to Lot 8. Blk. 89, City of Medford. F. w. Mathewa et ux to Western Loan As Building Company; W. D. to Lot 9, Blk. 3, Summit Avenue HelghU Addition to Medford. Hamilton S. Isemtnger at ux to Edward Bsbor: W. D. to land In Sees. 3 and 3, Tp. 39 8. R. 1 Z. Maggie T. Buckley to James T. Buckley; deed to 419 acres In Seos. 33 and 84, Tp. 38 8. R. 3 W. Maggie T. Buckley to John D. Buckley: deed to 35.1 acre In Sec. 33 In Tp. 38 B. R. 8 W. Maggie T. Buckley to Mary Cath erine Buckley et al: deed to 808 acres in Sec. 33. Tp. 36 8. R. 8 W. Maggie T. Buckley to Rose . Buckley: deed to 7.9 acres In Sec. S3, Tp. 38 8. R. 8 W. Maggie T. Buckley to Oeorge Buck ley; deed to 41.9 acres In Sees. 33 and 34. In Tp. 36 8. R. 8 W. Daisy M. Herd et vlr to W. B. Keels; Q. c. D. to N!4 of W14 of OEVi. 8o. 31. Tp. 39 S. R. 3 W. L. A. Robert et ux to T. S. Rusalll et ux: W. D. to 7'4 acre in WW!4, See. 14, In Tp. 30 8. R. 1 E. Lura A. Neathamer to Mark Meath amer et al; deed to See. 6, Tp. 38 8. R. 8 W. J. E. Nelson et ux to Stat Bank of Ashland: Q. C. D. to part Lot 32, AshUnd Homestead Addition. Frank M. Crow et ux to H. H. Lan ders: w. D. to Lot 8, Blk. 4, Benson Addition to Medford. WAR DEBTS NOTE (Continued from Page One.) will have to crack the whip until It Hurts. That goes for both war debts and adjournment. Mr. Roosevelt knows what is going on. He is laying plans accordingly. He detected the quiet stir In the cloakrooms when he said he would send a debt message to congress. Next day a statement came from, the) White House that the June 15 debt payments were still expected. That was designed to quiet the boys. They let on as if they were satisfied. Some interesting Information vis simultaneously passed out the aid door at the White House. It was said England would pay, using 74. 000.000 in stiver she is getting from India. That partially explained why she made no provision for payment In her budget. Also came positive assurance that the old Hoover idea of using debt to bargain on disarmament, tariffs or exchange rates has been complete ly abandoned. Each problem will b handled separately. That should have pacified on gressmen. but they have reached th point where they will not bellev anything on debts until It la of ficially announced. Mr. Roosevelt played his var debt cards very close to his belt-line la talks with MacDonald and Harriot. No experienced poker player could have done any better. That Informa tion does not come from hla sources but from the foreign coys who sst la with him. Premier MaaDonald wanted most a moratorium on the June 15 payment. He did not get It. Ex -Premier Her. riot wanted an agreement for debt revision so Prsnce oould pay her de faulted December IS Installment. Thst dldnt get across either. You. cannot call Mr. Roosevelt, recent foreign conferences either sue cesses or failures. From the standpoint of Immediate results, they were failures. No def inite agreements were made on tb inside. But Mr. Roosevelt has been Insisting all along he did not expect any. Excellent groundwork was laid on disarmament and economies. Th Geneva and London eonferencea war probably saved at least for the tlm being. That may mean much or nothing. European developmenta will tell. There was a bigger fight over th soldiers' bonus in the senate than you heard about. At one time th bonuslte had majority. The Democratic leaden were frightened Into making numer ous deals. At least five Republican senators were bought off with whit- . pered argument and promises be fore the vote was taken. The balloting was deliberately de layed 34 hours until th leaders wer certain of killing th proposal. WE' EACH OTHER PORITLAND, May l(AP) MT Isters of Portland have spent to much time "sniping each other when we ought to have been shsrp-ahoot-lng the devil," according to Bishop Titus Lowe of the Methodist Epis copal church, who addressed mem bers of the Portland Ministerial Aa aoclatlon here. Bishop Lowe, who spent about Is) years of hla ministry abroad, da- . dared America, is almost a gene rati on -behind the orient In cooperative) Christian endeavor. The meeting ,her was largely attended by protest ant denominational leader, . Funds For Jetty Repairs Needed SALEM, Ore.. May I. (AP) -Governor Julius If. Meier today sent s telegram to President Roosevelt urg ing release of funds for needy jetty repairs at the mouth of the Colum bia river. Allocation of these fund, Including 1,040,000 for the Colum bia project, were being held up pend ing the president's approval, th president's approval, the governor stated. Immediate repair of th Jet ties is necessary for continued ship ping, the governor Informed the pres ident. IRISH PROTESTANTS MUTILATE PAINTING BELFAST. Ireland, May 3. (AP) A picture of King William III. o show In Ulster new parliament house, waa destroyed today. Polio charged that a man and a woman, members of the proteetant leagu. slashed th pslntlng and threw red paint on It, because an ecclesiastical ' figure In the picture is said to rap resent a pope. Bl'hop Named. VATICAN OITT, May . (API Pope Plus today named Monaignor Philip Scher of Monterey,' Calif., to b bishop of Monterey and Fresno. SALEM, May 3 (AP) Salem antl-pleketlng ordinance waa repeal ed by th city council her last night being declared In conflict with utt and national law. "itmOK" a specific remedy for treatment of poison oak. Satufas. 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