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VXViTl SEVEN You Can't Afford to Miss the Buying Opportunities Listed Here MEDFORD llkW TItlBTJXE, MEDTTORD, OREGON. MONDAY, SEPTErBER T3. 5933. Why Not Try a Want-Ad WAN! to eeU youi home? Want -lo get rid ol a tow odda ma ,nds in Household turnlaMngsr oo you need toola tot !m sunt An inexpenalve Want-AO in the Mall mount aliased Pag wUl imd the answai to these ud many other perplexing orobleme. H:re Are the Rates: pet worJ nut insertion ite (Minimum owi Each additional Inaertlon, -to (M1n1m"m 1) Per Una pet month, without i changes 75 Phone LOST AN" rOUNU JND-Tblueleese. Owner Phone 468-R-3. . tTSTBrown leather blufoldcon ttlnlng driver', license, etc. Re- ward, atiouuc Tost-u dog missing, call 1518. WANTED FEMALB HELP ?SE--Rellable girl oyer Mt general house work, cooking, a eh dren; references. Phone 1484 be- iween iw 7T5roi)ReUable and unlncumbcr et Twomln for cooking and house work for small family on rancu. Address Box 97. Gazelle. CaL "WANTED MALE HELP WANTED ''"Experienced men pear pickers. For Information Inquire Pinnacle Packing tx. ro. - BUSINESS COUIfl5j work for room and board. Phone miY.H SCHOOL girls want to work - for roTmH.n7 board and small pay. Call 8-F-33. BOY WANTS to work for room and board while attending school. Box 13731. Tribune. WANTED aUSCELLANEODS WANTED Laundry completely flnlah--j o. Ih rii? work. Tel 4-F-i. eu. ov - . MEDFORD BUBlMti accept wood as part payment on tuition. WANTED Five room house with ,.; unfurnished. Prefer near Lincoln school. 13909, Tribune. WANTED Pasture lor cows, also ansadaneJorse: Chester Wendt. WANTED Laundry completely fin ished, 8o lb. Also day work. Tel 4-F-3. WANTED Modern house to rent, 8 wrmmi. walking distance to courthouse. Phone 317-J WANTED White Leghorn pullets. Give description and price. Box 123, Butte FaUs. Ore. WOULD LEASE email herd Guernsey cows to party with feed. B- Howell. Rt. 2. Grants Pass. HAY GRINDING A specialty. Brown, the hay grinder. ?40 So. Central. PHONE 969-R. Have your Wrn''ure reupholstered. reglued. reflnlshed Thlbault. . JUNE, WANTED We nav cash for JUNK BATTERIES. 9 Radiators, aluminum BRASS, COPPER Uh Of ail deacrtotlons. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 17 no arena Tel low WANTED Household goods, stoves tools or what have you. Medford Bargain House. 37 N. Grape St. Tel 1082. WANTED Listings of valley homes in , exchange for oholoe Cal property- Staple Realty uo.. FOB BENT UOIIBE8 TOR RENT OR TRADE 5-room, up mAArn vmnxe. naved atreet. Central point, close to school, cheap rent to right psrty. Appiy Taylor, 240 So. Grape St.. Medford. mmr -SCMTt o VtnmA St 48 NO. Or- snge. Vacant Oct. 1st. Elizabeth Temple. FOR RENT mau furnished house strictly modern: frlgldalre. 321 No Holly St. FOR RENT Very fine 4-room fur nished residence, iaeai court, cot. Myrtle and Taylor Sts. 3S per mo. Geo. Iverson. 1S00 5-ROOM partly furnished house, water paid, sao no. urapv Call at 45 So. Central. FOR RENT One of the prettiest and homiest cottages in Medford ueau tlfullv and eompletely furnished Nice ysrd and flowera. Furnace heat, basement, washing machine. Frigid sire, fireplace, garage In a aplen- did nelsbborhood. Available Sept. 18. 843.40. water paid. 830 W. 4th St.. or call 1473-W. Key at n. Peach. HOMES FOR RENT Cell 898. FOR RENT 39 Glen Oak Court. Call H H Brown. 105; after 5, 1870. FOR RENT 505 Edwarda. First In surance Agency, 105. 318 S NEWTOWN S bedrooma din ing room, living room, fireplace. I sun porch: good condition; $25 water pstd. call First Insurance Agency, H. H. Brown. 105; after 5. 1070. FOR RENT 5-room unfurnished bouse, 1035 W. 10th. C. A. DeVoa, FOB BENT BOUSES FOR RENT Desirable 7-room un furnlebed home; 8 bedrooms, screen porch, fireplace, hardwood ' (loora. large lawn, with ahada trees; with or without furnace beat.. Phone 1145-J. FOR RENT To adulta or adulta with grown children, ideal 5-room un furnished bungalow In flrst-claee condition, oloae In; haa bullt-ln flx turea, heatrola. electrlo water heat er and tank; new ltnolelum on kit Chen floor; laundry tubs, acreened porches, garage, wood house, nice lawn. See property at 719 W. 11th and call first door west. Ready for occupancy and low rent to good tenant. FOR RENT 4 -room unfurnished house, close In. Inquire 141 So. Holly. FOR RENT House rent for carpen ter work. Box 12088. Tribune. For. RENT Homes, furnished or unfurnished. Brown & White. HOUSES HO. 130 and (15. water paid; wood range. Phone 105. OLASSY modem 5-room stucco, east front. Clear. 825 pine. - FOR 8ALE OR RENT -tildney Smith nome corner weat Main as orange Exclusive listing w . Vawter Jaokson Oo. Bank Bldg. FIVE room rurnlsned home. 11: Cot- tage. POB flENl AFAKTMENTS FOR RENT 3-room unfurnished apt. Call after 4:30 p. m. 33 N. Peach. FOR RENT Furn. 3 room apt., Seat cc hot water, 345 N. Bartlett, FOR RENT Apts. 825 No. Riverside. DURRELL COURT. 329 No. Holly. FOR RENT BOARD AND ROOMS FOR RENT-Furnlsbed sleeping room. Call after 4:30 p. m. 33 N. peach. FOR RENT Board and room. 611 W 11th. Phone 705-Y. Close to court house and high school. BOARD AND ROOM at 718 E. Main Rates very moderate. FOR BENT FURNISHED BOOMS FOR RENT Large front room, close in; hot and cold water; shower. 20 So. Fir. s ATTRACTIVE rooms, 404 8. Grape. FOB BENT -MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Applegate dairy farm; 85 acres under irrigation; grade a barn. Good deal to right man with 20 cows and equipment. Address 13782, care Mall Tribune. fOB EXCHANGE TO TRADE Studebaker touring car for good light truck. Tel. B33. FOR SALE OR TRADE 30 head work and saddle horses. Tel. ojb-k. FOR SALE or TRADE Young pure bred brown Swiss bull. Tel. 4iv. WANT LIVESTOCK Will trade equity in ti-room house, jxceiient location ttox I063t Tribune. FOR EXCHANGE Light sedan In gooa conauiou, tor brut, ruuuo 697-R-l. j-ROOM modem home bath, laundry tray screened porch, bullt-lns gar age ahade and 4rult trees; 8700 equity for car. acreage cabin site or what have you Phone 1538-L or write Box 13337 Tribune. FOR SALE OR TRADE Good sound work horse, 1400 lbs. 7 years old Walter Jones, 2nd bouse below bridge. So. Ashland. FOB EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TRADE Established business in nieaiora. r.o experience required. Csn use clear, ranch or town property. Box 13843. Tribune. FOR SALE, TRADE OR LEASE 10- cabin auto camp at Aituras, vu. Big Pines Lbr. Co, Medford, Ore. TO EXCHANGE Nice little home in Bend. Ore., clear for something clear in Medford or Ashland. Prefer small acreage, what have you. 156 7tb St.. Ashland. FOR SALE HOMES FOP SALE New 6-room modem house in Eugene, win escriiioe. Inquire 1120 NIant.c St., Medford FOB SALE REAL ESTATE OITY 81 ACREAGE HOMES 3 acre, cow heifer, 100 chickens. 3 hogs. 4 room furn. house, plenty alfalfa lc berries. Sacrifice 1950. Roberta. 720 West Snd. Tel 1528-J. FOR SALE Lot on Ashland Ave., east racing, block irom wain Ob. a tri bargain. Inquire 44 Willamette Ave. WHEN you think of real estate, think or Brown es wmie. FOB SALE AUTOMOBILES. USED CARS 30 Ford deluxe sedan. 30 Ford sport rdstr. '81 Ford deluxe rdstr. '32 Ford deluxe coach. '32 Chevrolet spec, sedan. 29 Chevrolet std. sedan. '2 Durant sedan. , ' '28 Dursnt coupe. '27 Psrkard rdstr. '31 Ford truck. 87 In. . b. C. E. GATES AUTO OO. USED CAR DEPT. 6th and Bartlett BARGAINS USED CARS NOW IS THE TIME TO BUT 1931 Chev. Sedan. 1930 Bulck Coupe. 1939 Ford Roadster. 1927 Packard Sedan. 1928 Chev. Coupe. 1930 Chxyeler 6 Brougham. 1937 Chrysler Coupe. ARMSTRONG MOTORS, INC. 88 N. Riverside. FOR SALE 1931 Chevrolet sedan with Ksri-Keen trunk. Inquire H. F. Lange. 38 N. Riverside. FOR SALS '39 Plymouth sedan, ex cellent condition. 615 W. Second FOR SALE One Federal truck, one Bulck sedan, cheap. Call 630 a. Central. FOR 8AI.E IIOiS AND PETS " REGISTERED Springer spaniel pups S. A. Peters, Jr, Aahiaad. Ore. fOB SALb LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Milk goats. Tel. 836-W. Rt. 1. Box 407. SELL CHEAP Good cow, boat and trailer, orchard ladders, picking bags. 810 E. Jackson St. COWS FOR SALE Prof. C. Engel- hardt. Route 3. FOR SALE Good fresh Jersey cow. 1740 no. Riverside. FOR SALE Rambollette rams. 301-J.l. FOR SALE Registered Shropshire rams and ram lambs. L. A. Salade, Jr., Central Point. FOR SALE 100 sheep. Phone 417. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES MEAT MARKET and Grocery, well lo cated, doing good business. A real buy. 13805, care Tribune. FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Concord grapes, blue Damson and Hungarian plums for Jelly. 101 Portland. 855-U FOR SALE 90-30 Savage rifle, as eood as new, with exceptional sights, 825; also .22 Winchester pump In perfect condition, 813.50 Phone 578-W. LAST of Tuscan cling peaches this week. E. E. Foss, Talent. - FOR SALE Basket . crib, ready for use; also baby walker. Call at 1231 North Riverside Ave. FOR SALE 4-wheel trailer cheap, Good condition. 411 South Front. FOR SALE Gulbransen piano, quire 211 West Jackson St. In- SUGAR and Petite prunes. 7-F-12. MUIRS NOW READY. Brookbank Or chard. M J, Norrla. FOR SALE Apples, prunes. Elberta peaches, Seckel pears. Mrs. D. w. Luke. Phone B39-J-1. BASKET CRIB, resdy for use; also baby walker. Call at 1231 North Riverside Ave. BUILDING POLES-Stralght and long,- tor barna. 1068 East Main at Ashland. Phone 428-Y. 100 TONS HAY In stack and barn, a ton in 10-ton lots. Will feed out for 89 ton. 100 acres pasture, mostly alfalfa. 1068 East Main St., Ashland. Phone tzo-x. FOR SALE Small wood heater, also electric water heater. 829 Pine. FOR SALE 2 new Clarion radios at cost; 10-tube, automatic control. 520 S. Fir. FOR SALE 6-hole wood range and breakfast set. Tel. 879-J. FULLER-JOHNSON gasoline pump engine and pump Jack. A reliable pump outfit at a reasonable price. E. R. White. Machinery. PEACHES 415 Newtown St. 1122-R. Phone FOR SALE Mulr and Elberta peaches. Geo.. Alford. FOR SALE Sweet corn. .Jake Brown, King's highway. TOMATOES for canning lc lb. de livered In 80-lb. lug. Phone 1050. ITALIAN and petite prunes. Geo. B. Young. Route I. Phone 7-F4. WOOD for hay or potatoes, near Trail R. c. Skellenger, Trail, Ore. FOR SALE Used sewing machines, all makes; terms If desired. All makes rented and repaired. White Sewing Machine Co., 24 N. Bartlett. FOR SALE Large ice box; also large electrlo range. 706 Dakota Ave. FOR SALE Pickling cucumbors, all eizes. 315 W. 8th St. Tel. 1645-Y. FOR sand, gravel, sediment, fertilizer and teaming. Phone 912-J. MISCELLANEOUS Authorized Frlgldalre Servloe. Other makes rep. Tel. 437; nlglrts 905-Y. BUSLVESS DIRECTORY Abstracts. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title, Title Insurance. Rooms 8 and 6, No. 32 North Central Ave.. upstairs. JACKSON CO. ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title and Title Insurance. The only complete Title System tn Jackson county. Expert Window Cleaners. LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1173. House cleaning. Flew Waxing. Ori ental Rug Cleaning, specialty. Money to Lend. WE LEND MONEY ON FURNITURE AND LATE MODEL AUTOS Three per cent per month on un paid balance. No other charges. See W. E. Thomas, 45 south central ground floor Craterlan Theater Bldg. State License No. 8-157. Job printing. MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT Best equipped plant In southern Oregon. Printing of all klnda; book binding; loose-leaf ledgers, and blanks, billing systems, duplicating cash aalea slips and everything in the printing lines, as-30 n. orape Phone 76. Transfer. EAD8 TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 1016 No. Central. Pbone 818 Prices right. Service guaranteed. R FINKING TRUCKING CO. Trana. fer and storage. We haul anything at a reasonable price. 11 1 No. Fir Street. Phone 332. HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack ers and movers, ffpeclal livestock moving equipment. Prices right. Riverside. Phone 1044-x. Piano and Violin Instruction. FRED ALTON HAIOHT Teacher of Piano. Height Song Service. Arrang ing, composing, etc, 318 Liberty B.Og. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Palming and Paperhanflng. M. A. BLISS Painting and paper- Banging. Tel. S4S-W. 813 a orape. LEGAL NOTICES Notice to creditors. In the County court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of Tol- bert B. Morris, Deceased. l Notice la herebv given, "that the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County, has appointed me executrix of the Estate of Tolbert B. Morris, Deceased. All persons hav ing claims against said estate are hereby required to present the same with proper vouchers wtthln six months from this date at the office of Porter J. Neff. Cooley Building. Medford, Oregon. Dated this 18th day of September. 1933. MARTHA C. MORRIS, Executrix of the Estate of Tolbert B. Morris, Deceased. Summons. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon in and for Jackson County First National Bank of Medford. Ore- gon. a National Banking Associa tion, Plaintiff, vs. John R. Fischer snd Rose C. Fischer, husbsnd and wife: W. O. Blanken shlp: Chamberlain - Webber, Inc.; Monroe & Crlssel. a corporation: Jackson County. Oregon; slso sll other persons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate. Hen or Interest In or to the prop erty described In the Complaint on file herein, Defendants. To: Rose C. Fischer, defendant hereinabove named: In the name of the State of Ore gon you are hereby required to ap pear and answer the Complaint of the Plaintiff on file herein against you. or otherwise plead thereto, with in four f4 weeks from ths date of the first publication of this Sutn mons. And you are hereby notified that If you ran to appear and answer the Complaint of Plaintiff as required herein, or otherwise plead thereto. Plaintiff will take a decree against you ror tne relief demanded In said Complaint, which ia succinctly stated as louows: A Judgment and decree foreclosing Plaintiffs chattel mortgage, recorded In Volume 34 at pages 143-5. Chattel Mortgage Records of Jackson Countv. Oregon, on certain personal property in Mio unatrei Mortgage described and which said personal property is located in the premises on the fol lowing described real property, In uivcKson ciouncy, oreffon. to-wlt: commencing at a point situat ed 35 chains and 83 links south of the Northwest corner and on the West line of D. L. O. No. 81. Twp. 37 South of Rane 3 West of the W. M., and running thence East parallel with the North line of said D. L. C. 150 feet; thence South 111.70 feet for a true point or beginning: thence North 111.70 feet: thence East 121.78 feet more or less to the West boundarv line of the County Road (Riverside Aveniij. extended I : thence South ward along the West line of said Countv Road (Riverside Avenue extended) to a point due East of beginning: thence West to the rue point of beginning. This Summons is niihiiai. Medford Mall Tribune. Meriforrt n... Jtotl. by order of the Honorable :H. D. juoge or tne above entitled Court, dulv made on tM m.i. a of September. 1933. me date of the flrt niiMf.ti ?L!hl s,,rnmons Is September 18th. BlJUS AND RKWrrrsrw I2 East Main Street; """'v'"- femora, Oregon. Heating costs can be reduced. For complete heating service oall Art Schmldll 4181663. R& Mtta or liuuranc 1M.TS U to Jonea. Phone 60S. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Having a high temperature 4. Scarce I. Persia 13. Exclamation It. Biblical country 14. Was carrleri 15. Feifrn 17. American Indian 11 Body of armed men wita legal authority II. Scene of action 21. Conjunction 23. Period of time: ebbr. 74. Make lace 37. SloDed M. Apart 23. Soapy-feeUnr mlnen! M. At Dresent 86. Cut of meat 37. Greased 33. Takei back publicly 41. Before: prefix 43. On condition that 44. Playthlnr 45. Burdened 48. Unite Solution of Saturday's Puzzle SlLlAPrBRAClTBlLlAlT HI. LLiiR I GOR LAI R ARI AiElEMI jjl; SNE HATCHJLLgl VANHOE C H ARTjS HATTEREO LORD jjaN QE LEDI UE AIliHiiil5iP AM M E T A D O F VETO PLENI TUDtCl NEN g a m e n t my Tit e r a l ALTOlN I T 0Ni6 A ME 3 E E N IgE L ' P "H A S E A he1r1eeueHeir UrIeMd 52. Blatant Si. Medicinal plant 56. Great Lake 87. dive forth h, Spanish hero 59. Oldeit member to. Expoms to molnture SI. Abstract being la I J WA I4 7 WfflA& If ' " WW Wk "I'3 jr s it li 77 Ts i"ao "11 2T 7.( 3o p JT 32 ' 33 T pp 3? 35 p 3S 55 ZSls ZZ11S Mm - Si W SL IIIZltL WL I i I ifr I M m'T ! Riviera Butte Falls ;l ' 'I I RIVIERA. Sept. 18 (SpU Mar:e Biles returned September 10 from Los Angeles, where she had been visiting her sister, Lula Biles. She also vis- lted her uncles, Archie and Arthur Biles, at Merced, Cal. Dick Turpln. who haa been quite sick and has been staying with his sister In Medford, returned home September 13. Byron Ward snd Daniel Biles were shopping In Medford September 15. Tlllie Anderson of Rogue River was calling on friends here September 15. Donsld Ellott visited on roots creek September 10. , Mrs. Donald Reams and two chil dren. Cora and Roger, visited Septem. ber 10 and 11 with her sister, Mrs. Chas. McMerrlck. Julia Rucker visited at the Roy Tompkins home September 11. Bryon Ward and Dantel Biles cut a bee-tree on Evana creek recently and got about 100 pounds of honey. Rsymon and Arthur Biles. Arthur and Albert Joelaon, who have been working on Wolf creek, apent Thurs day evening at the John Biles home. They left Friday for near Diamond lake, where they will work for Oscar Joelson. Prospect PROSPECT, .Sept. 18. (Apl.) On, September 7 Bernal Culy and Jean Lasalter were married. September 8 a neighborhood group gave them a sur prise shower at the Sawyer home, They will reside at Red Blanket. Snow September 14 nd 18 In Cra ter Lake national park temporarily atlpped road and construction work Mrs. Oeorge Manefleld and three children were recent houec guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Carlton. Mrs, Mansfield la now a nurse In a Santa Barbara hospital, where the family resides. Dee Neville haa been quite. Ill and unable to attend school since the first two days, but Is recovering. Prospect schools opened September 11 with a much smaller enrollment than last year. Relief canning la being done both at Prospect and McLeod, with a large number at each place. Tomatoes were canned last week. Stewart Weeks and Mr. Anna Weeks spent September 13 In Med ford shopping, .attending to business and visiting relatives. Mrs. Jack Ojesdehl and her sister, Mrs. Lang of Seattle, were recent house guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Haekkerup at the power plant. Mrs. OJesdahl and Mrs. Haekkerup were schoolmates In Wisconsin. J. Jorgenson and family are recent arrivals at the the power plant. Mr. Jorgenson has taken Oene Dub 11 rig's place in the warehouse. They are from Brookinga. John Haekkerup, Jr., plans to leave for Corvallia In a few days, where he will be a sophomore at O. S. O. Leo Hoag will accompany him and enter as a freshman. Sunday school la being held each Sunday afternoon at 3:30, In the Prospect gymnasium under direction of Mr. Keely. All Interested are wel come and urged to attend. Cross-Word Puzzie C, Ecclesiastical court T. Abrasive 8. Metal 9. Revolution 10. Commotion 1L, Denoting the maiden name i IS. Custom ; 20. AfCS 22. Snut room 25. Mine entrance 26. meads 27. Halt 25. Haunt ef a wild animal 29. Praise ye Jehovah ti, June bur 32. Killer 35. SoskM with water XI. Performed 40. Celestial bodies 43. Hleh bodllr temperature 41. Arabian sea port 4T. Entitle 49. Oriental food staple 10. Win at rime of chance HI. Purpoaes f,t. preceded 5. Native metal 56. Came to rest J. Faattner , State whose capital li Columbus t. Read cover ings 4. Become lets severe i. Town tn 1 Down BUTTE FALLS, Ore., Sept. 18. (Spl,) September 13 Butte Falls and vicinity had hard rain showers which cleared away the dust. At 8 p. m. the sun came out tn a clear, blue sky. Art Alqulst and Keith McCauley are visiting the world's fair. School opened Labor Day aa utual. On Friday all the teachers, namely. Principal Roacoe Larson, Mrs. Oeorge Stewart, Mlss'-Evanston, Clem Clark. Mrs. Clem Clark, Mrs. Ruth MlcheU and Miss Hazel Taylor attended the Teachers' Institute In Medford. Mr. end Mrs. Right of Central Point were Butte Falls visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Morrel Patton and son, Harold, of Los Angeles, have moved to a ranch on Little Butte. They visited relations here last Fri day, Nearly all vacant houses In Butte Falls are again occupied since fall la here and school open. Canning season has been a strenu ous one for nearly all housewives In Butte Falls. The main work haa been accomplished and now all may soon heave a sigh of relief and rejoice in their achievement. Mark Koontz returned from Port land recently and Is spending a short time with Ben Edmondson on the ranch. While In Portland he suf fered a severe attack of ptomaine poisoning last winter and nearly died. He is weak yet, but has gained 10 pounds since returning to Butte Falls and he Is regaining strength rapidly. Mrs. Alice Kllngle and sons of Lake Creek have visited Mr. and Mrs. Ous Edmondson. They returned to Lake Creek last Sunday. Mrs. Mn honey returned from a sev eral months' visit with her brother and family tn North Dakota and la now living in the Slmervllle house. Mr. and Mrs. Moore of Rogue River visited their daughter and son-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles White at their camp on Butte Creek last Sun day and Monday. BUI Howard la working at the "Dude Ranch," the local slang name for the fur and game farm. Ernest Alberts has built a concrete walk to his residence from the street. It looks- good to see such Improve ments. Willis Carson la working for the government near Prospect. He Is helping destroy pine beetles and other forest enemies. On September 16 a son arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jack son. The baby wa named Carl Fer ris Burke Jackson. Mother and son are getting along well. Mrs. D. M. Cleveland Is the nurse. Jean Cadzow le attending Junior college in San Bernardino, Calif. Byron Stoddard and Calvin Stod dard are attending school In Santa Ana, Calif. Robert Cadeow Is taking post-graduate work In Ashland high school. He had an operation for appendicitis and is feeling better than he has for a year. Margaret Cadeow Is attending Ash land high school. Ira Tungate drives the Butte Falls school bus. Percy Squire came home from Moon Prairie for the week-end. He is working for the forest service and the U. S. army. The first of Octo ber he will sign up for another six months' service, Roland Roberts, who attended col lege last year, will spend a year out of school, working, Albert King waa Injured at the Owen-Oregon camp. He waa hesd loader. The hook tore a part of the log loose and swung back, tearing the muscle of Mr. King's arm. He Is at a Medford hospital. Mr. Cummlngs cut his leg quite badly recently. Tod Whaley Is taking Albert King's place at camp. ( Table Rock TABLE ROCK, Sept. 18 (Spl.) County Heslth Nurse Blanche Run- els visited Table Rock school last week and weighed and measured the children. Mrs. James Brown lee. formerly of cms neignoornood and now residing at Ashland, visited friends here Tues day. Misses June Kealon and Edith 6se entertained a group of friends with a nobo- party last Friday evening Quests came In costume and were lven a "handout," then tramped to tne river bank where a large bonfire wss kindled and welnera roasted. Mr. and Mrs. R. E, Kealon chaperoned ana me following gueste were pree ent: Misses Betty Wilson, Clara Mllkowskl, June and Janice Neslon UDby Hsmllton, Ruth and Edith Sage, Messrs. Billy Wilson, Bob Sste. Melbourne Atkins, Harry Toun". Jim my Flelaher and Donald Richardson. Mrs. Jay mnk of Sams Valley waa a business visitor here Wednesday. Mra. rrank Meyers and Mrs. Fred smith assisted with tha relief can nlng at Sams Valley Thursday. Mrs. Geo. Wright and Mrs. Chas. Clngcade, both ef Eagle Point, apent Thursday night at the Sam Newman home, where Eugene la very low. Mel Atkins returned Wednesday irom a aneep-sneanng Job In north em California. . County Judge E. B. Day waa a brief Duainees visitor here Thursday even Ing. Jew MoKlnney of Sams Valley la putting-up a alia for J. L. Nealon this week. Officers of the Table Rock Com munlty club are working on a plan to clean up the county roada In this vicinity, of tin cans and garbage dumped by thoughtless persona In vlolntlon of state laws. Those from thla section who bave made trips to Huckleberry mountain' this season report an excelent crop of choice berries. Pear picking Is In full swing here in many orchards, the crop of Bart lett being finished last week, work Is now directed to Anjous and other varieties. From reports received by your cor respondent it would seem that the population of this section will be pretty well fed next winter from the large supply of canned fruits and vegetables being put up by the womenfolks. S. G. Collins left last week for Carlton, 111., where he will spend some time visiting friends and rela tive, after which he will visit the world's fair at Chicago before return ing home. Heavy traffic voer the By bee bridge haa almost worn out the decking In the north approach, which will soon have to be replaced and will require 40.000 board feet of lumber, costing more than $600. Trail TRAIL, Sept. 18. (Spl.) J. Zlm- merley passed away Thursday at ths home of hla daughter, Mrs. C. M. Blssse, where he had been bedfast for three weeks. The funeral was held Sunday at Phoenix cemetery. Dr. J. R. Ssyera of O. C. G. camp and wife and Mrs. Sayer's sister. Miss Addle Bell Douglas, recently of San Diego, are occupying the Hutchinson cottsge recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. R. Morgan, H. T. Swingle Is getting shingles at the sawmill at McLeod to cover a house he Is building at Upper Trail for rent. A good number of the neighbors are gone or going to the mountains for huckleberries, which are reported to be plentiful thla year. Mrs. Ralph Wstson and eon Car rell shopped In Medford Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. Hutchinson shopped In Medford Monday, Mrs. Bertha Evana of Hood River arrived September 0 to help care for ner ratner, Mr. simmerley. Ernest Fltzslmmons, prominent violinist of Seattle, who had the mis fortune to have a boulder roll across hla leg above the knee and break hla thigh, la a cousin of Mrs. S. W. HUtcninson. Mr. Fitrslmmons, wno la an enthusiastic mountain climber, wss near the summit of Glacier peak, 10.488 feet high, with a party of four omer men when the accident hap pened September 3, and they did not get him out to the hospital until Sep tember 8. When tney arrived at Leavenworth with the Injured man at last reports he waa resting and aeemed to be doing aa well aa could be expected after going through ao much sunering. 4 Holcomb Springs HOLCOMB SPRINGS, Sept. 18. (Spl.) Oeorge Holcomb spent part of last week In Medford attending to bualness. Pate Roune la very busy In the woods, outttng and hauling wood. Fred Anderson had the misfortune laat week of cutting his hand while repairing a stove. Visitors at the springs ;rt week Included H. R. Johnston, Mrs. Shaw and son and Mra. Carl Esch of Lake Creek: Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Schulta, Gold Hill; Mra. C. F. Roasch, Miss Lsnora Buchholt, Goodhue, Minn.;: Mrs. Gus Johnston. Los Angeles; Mrs. E. Orlsterhout, Rlverbank, Cal.; Mr. and Mrs. Heckenberger and William and Llrale Perry, Eagle Point; Mrs. O O. Lankley, Modoo Point; Law rence T. Orant, Oakland. Cal., and Pete Ingram, LIUIam M. Roberta, Maggie Grant, Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Psyne and Mr. and Mra. Eber Weed of Medford. Persist FBRSMT, Sept. 18. (Spl.)-mos Ayrea and Ervin Hutchison are riding after cattle. Mrs. Mildred Young la spending a few week with her sister, Edna Hutchison. Katie Ash oalled on Mra. Ohaa. Cuahman recently. Ranger J. p. DeWItt has been spend ing a short time with the H. L. Ash family of Elk creek. Henry Thornton of Persist la visit ing relatives tn Aehland. George Schermerhorn left Septem ber 1 to take charge of a trail crew for the forest service. Csmp will be located at Woodruff Meadows. They are to build a graded trail from there to Hall'a Point. Mildred Young and son Donsld. slso Dorothy Ash, were attending to Duainess mattera and ahopplng In Medford Tuesday. Ervin Hutchlaon and Roy Poctor were guests at the Schermerhorn home September 19. Lowell Ash Is busy these days re constructing tha Matthews cabin barn. Mildred Toung and son Donald and Dorothy Ash enjoyed dining out with V. Emerlck of Medford September 13. Heating ooite can be reduced. For oompleta heating service call Art schmldll 4181882. i Phone (43. Well him away you) refuse. 01 ty Sanitary Service. Canning Peaches Get them now. Supply exhausted by 20th I 415 S3. Newtown Phone H22-R Courthouse News irumlshsd by tha Jackaon Count j Abstract Co, 131 B 8Uth StrMtl Marrlata Llcnssa Kugsna A. Seeley and Ethel M. Lane, Milton Sanders and Annie Long. ' Circuit Court Naples Hawes vs. WUIlsm Jams, Hawea Divorce. Delbert Tlnitleaf. by Mrs. Albert Tlngleaf, guardian, vs. C. E. Dates Auto Co. and R. M. Miller Damages. Big Pines Lumber Co. vs. W. K. Brown and Pearl JS. Brown For money. Probate Court Estate of Victor Hugo Daley, do ceased Admitted to probata. Real Estate Transfers Ed Csrapbell et ux to W. L. Lebow et ux W. D. to 13.43 acrea tn Sea. II, Twpp. 39 8 R. 1 E. Oeorge F. Cook to Burton H. Bry. ant w. D. to land In Eii of Eeo. IB. Twp. 37 s., R. I w. J. S. Renfro et ux to S. V. Hardin W. D. to 114 of SW of Sec 18: W. 10 acrea of SW',4 of BE'i of See. id: nev4 or wwji of Seo. 23, Two. 34 8., R. 4 W. Alvlna Kornstsd to Ed Bechtel e e W. D, to lot 8; Bi of lot . Cherry Park Sub. In DLO 79, Twp. 37 S., R, 3 W. Walter J. Browning at ux to O. T. Barbee et ux W. D. to 8.88 acrea In DLO 78, Twp. 37 8., R. 3 W. E. N. Butler et ux to the First Na tional Bank of Ashlsnd W. D. to easterly 4 1 ',4 feet of lot 3, block 10, uny or Asniand. FrlUs W. Spuhn to Carl A. Spuhn et al Q. O. D. to lota In blocks t and 4, Falrmount Add. to Medford. Edward L. Demmor to Frlta w. Spuhn et al Q. O. D. to lota In locks 3 and 4. Falrmount Add. to Medford. Juanlta L. Demmer to Edward L. Demmer et at Q. o. D. to lota In blocks 8 and 4, Falrmount Add. to Medford. John M. Demmer et tlx to Juanlta L. Demmer et al q. O. D. to lota In blocks 3 and 4, Falrmount Add. Medford. Edna S. Flowera at vtr to John M. Demmer at al Q. O. D. to lota In blocks 8 and 4, Falrmount Add, ts Medford. Robert McCabe to Mamie McCabe Q. O. D. to lot 4, block 3, Sunnyelda Add. to Medford. Edw. O. Vogel et ux to F. J. New. man W. D. to land In DLO 41. Twp. 38 8., R. 3 W. F J. Newman et ux to Edw. O. Vogel et ux W. D. to land In DLO 79, Twp. 37 8.. R. 3 W. Jamea W. Jarvla to Anita J. Parker W. D. to land In DLO 40, Twp. 39 8., R. I E. Oeorge Irwin to MHo M. Holllster et ux W. D. to land In DLO 89, Twp, 38 8., R. I W. W. D. Starkweather to Chrletlne 0. Jensen et al W. D. to land In Sec. 10, Twp. 89 8 R. I E.; SWi4 of SE'4 of Seo. 3, Twp. 39 8 R. 1 W.i E ot nwy, of Sec. 10, Tkp, 39 8, R. 1 W. " ' Virginia I. Browning to Lillian B. Foreman Deed to E y, of NW'4 of NE',4 of Seo. 18, Twp. 38 8., R. I W. Walter Herndon et ux to Peter Cas person W. D. to tract on Ellaabeta St., Ashland. Archie Million et ux to J. S. Bond et ux W. D. to lot 8, block 13, City of Ashland. J. 8. Bond et ux to Archie Million et ux W. D. to lota 9, 10, 11 and 13, block I, Railroad Add. to Ashland, except 80 ft. off southerly end. Chsa. L. Llnebarger et ux to 8. R. Hughea et ux W. D. to E',4 of NWVil N!4 of NE14 of Sec. 4, Twp. 34 8, R. 1 W. John . Grow et al to D. O. Llnd. sey et ux W. D. to land In DLO 77. Twp. 37 8., R. 3 W. i George J. Kllllua to Maud Erratt W. D. to traot In block 88, City of Jacksonville. W. R. Coleman et ux to Emma, Pearl Hamlin q. O. D. to undivided half interest In NW!4 of flW'A of Seo. 13, Twp. 84 8., B. 1 . CAMP IS SPRUCED UP BY FOREST MINES PORTER VILLE, Cal. (TJP) 'xtiera are no "rolling stones" In tha Camp Kramer contingent of the O. O. O. near here. Thomas Duncan, company cobbler, saw to that. A low water aupply forced abandon ment of atreet sprinkling to keep down dust. Duncan peeled moss off bdulders for his lawn, aurfaced the street nesr his dwelling; others fol lowed suit, and carried gravel In sacks from nearby gulches. Now with graveled walks and street and artificial moss lawna the con servationists plsn to whitewash tha rocks which line the street, APOLLO PIANO STUDIO Class, lessons for beginners 35c. Right foun dation. 138 N. Holly. WANTED Wool & Mohair Shipping another car, Wool and Mohair, to Bos ton market. Special prices paid. We also conld pay yon a good price for lambs' wool. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE Phone 1083. IT N. Orape
