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rEPFOHT) v tl trtbttnt:, w.nFORn. yreg(ynt, fridxy. October 27, 10.13. PXGE THIRTEEN NEW YORK DAY BY DAY By O. O. Mclntyre NEW YORK, Oct. 37. Thought while strolling: Somehow a dress train tuggeata Beatrice Llllle. Ken yn Nicholson i y7. ' :. handsomest of iltVl the current play- wrlghts. And has Wf0- j R Weber and Phil Baker bear a resem b 1 a n c a and Prank Boole and Will Rogers not only look but talk alike. One word de scription of Bar bara Bennett marbly. They aay Marilyn Miller at 35, Is richest of the American actresses, she put It all In government bonds. Whatever became of Tiled a Bara? Noel Cow ard's Influence on manners Is hilar iously revealed In that' revue.- Even the chambermaids and wait ers in a hotel where he is a guest affect his speech and loose walk. Zaz Hitchcock Is as beautiful as ever she was. And as charming. Burns and Allen always seem to be twittering that way on the street, too. Nobody can barge along like Heywood Broun. Ona Munson, a Minneapolis, Minn., girl, who made good In the city. No magazine editor appears to get so much rollicking fun out of life as Harold Ross. Mrs. Arthur Bom ers Roche's Dutch bob. Percy Ham mond calls the Dorothy Parker crowd "the charade and anagram set." One of my favorite people Robert Rubin. Technicolor couldn't photo graph that sartorial splash of Mickey Netlan'a green shirt with a salmon pink tie. When that Frances Mad dux sings a noisy speakeasy all Of a sudden becomes a sedate drawing room. And that's artl Prize fighters are notoriously shy of humor. Nearly all catch a joke on the third bounce. Imagine Car nera fielding a fast one I The 'ex ception Is Jack Dempsey, who Is still a practical Joker. Two days before one of his championships he appear ed for a sparring work-out with his left arm bandaged and in splints. Everybody In the training squad turned oyster white. Dempsey, sim ulating agony, went through the paces, poking awkwardly with his In jured fin. Suddenly receiving a light Jab, he went spinning around the ring In cart wheels. It was expert comedy. The .most striking natural resemb lance the theatre has seen since a fellow of forgotten name burlesqued Caruso In a Follies Is that of Tom my Hamilton to the Prince of Wales at the Music Box. He has Davld'a face, walk, talk and hair brush to a T. In casting circles "a natural." The Guild vf Autograph Hounds at first night has embellished their odd calling with a new co-operation. Along the curbs out-riders pee' nt0 limousines and megaphone the names of celebrities through their hands to the hyena half circle at the en trances. Calling: "Tallulah Bank head 1" Or : "Howard O h a n d le r Christy." Thus mostr notables de bouch from their herdics In a spot light huzzah. The most consistent non-autographlst is Ina Claire. When Nunnally Johnson was first called to Hollywood to labor on his film script, he spent three months around the studios while others dis sected and reassembled his brain child. One morning at one of those dreary, meaningless conferences, Johnson clapped his hands and sat up with a perk. "I remember now." he beamed. "I came out here to work on my play." Otla Skinner is among the few sterling actors who Is an Incurable trouper. He prefers the road with sleeper Jumps and uncomfortable ho tels to a New York run, his com fortable home and admiring cronies at the Players. This season he i swashbuckling in the provinces with a. high class revival of "Uncle Tom's Cabin.' And reverses the usual hog glshneas of stars for top billing. He Insisted Queenle Smith as "Topsy" be co-starred. Deserving, of course, but cracks up the stellar tradition. w vAAn T'v been Beelnit George Whit, around. In that time hla costume never cnangea diuc n it a-vitt. oft-collared shirt and midget black bow. Plus, of course, the precise mmaie nair-H""' t riav he busts out In zlg- saggy stripes and a red tie that, like the man biting a flog, wm do how. a .iu.. D-narln'imlt nflf WOUld rather expect to swirl wlth barber pole effects la Texas uumui way-wise young brother, Tommy. But he. too. exprewes apple-pte decorum rtniv fw old-time BBIlUULflllJ. vh.j gsmblers and a certain columnist continue to mane a bimjt v bow. Communications To th Klitor: I promised a careful survey of our Ux budgU ind hU t)t them la th order in which the public her lrwi in held, which brlngi the txhoal budget first. I have tried to be particularly care ful In looking over th!a budget, be cause of the many etorlea I have heard tn regard to school affatra. and I want to be absolutely fair to everyone. First, we must realize that we went hog-wild on building churchea and schools, and t know that at least as far as some churches are concerned the estimated cost of building wn exceeded twice over. These things have to be paid for and add enormoue ly to church and school budgets. ' I tried lo find n audit of last year's opera:liu etpenws to compare with lsst years budjet. but find that none waa taken, but I did compare the year before and find that they do compare very well. Comparing this budget with last year, tiiev are r,sth aoout the same as to totals, this year belc 110,000 Women Who 'Prayed Out - Undismayed by Repeal III j ' gwSiiisiT ' y$jftywg " fff Fighting for temperance In the HMIsoro, Ohio, of 1873 meant praying before saloons and appealing to pro prietors to close up simp. Mrs. kllzu West, Mrs. I -Ponder Detutler anil Mrs. Kate Doggctt (left to right) are three of the seven survivors of the original "praying band" of 70. The old pho tograph above shows a campaign In progress before the door of one or the town's emporiums. HILLSBORO, Ohio. (AP) To the survivors of that "praying band'' of 70 women who nurtured the organ ized the temperance movement here In 1873, national prohibition is not a failure despite the march of repeal. They're Not Dlmnnyed Those who can see from their front porches the scene of their early con quest of liquor are Mrs. Deander Detwller, Mrs. Eliza West, Mrs. Kate Doggett, Mrs. Levlna Dill and Mrs. Elizabeth Marshall. On the other Ride of the Continent are Mrs. Robert Duffey and Mrs. J. K. Pickering. The "praying band" gave the Wo men s Christian Temperance Union, which came upon the scene a year later, lte anthem: "Give to the winds Its fears; Hope and be undismayed higher than last year, but I find $3,000 more for interest In warrants and $1,600 more for Insurance. (Two items take very nearly half of it.) It seems to me there are entirely too" many loose Items of expense, not particularly specified, such as "Other Expense," "Supplies," "Maintenance and Repairs," "Replacements," total ing around (50.000. If this could be specified like, for Instance, our city fire department wants two l-lnch nozzles, cost (30, then If we don't want them to have them we say "no." There Is one fact about our school system that makes our expenses seem terribly high, and Chat la that out of our six schools we have built and are practically maintaining the same as one of them completely free of charge to outside or tuition puplla and ou rschool board Is powerless to act. Summing up the entire tax situa tion from the taxpayers' point of view. It amounts to a good big interest on our property Investments and makes a problem that we are simply unable to meet. The schools as well as other public expense absolutely cannot be met by us and we are going to see an enormous amount of tax fore closures In the next three years. The budgets should all be trimmed to the very bone, and this is not being done by our schools. In closing, I want to voice a sincere appreciation to our superintendent, Mr. Hedxick. for allowing his salary to be reduced (900. GEO. IVERSON. Not Wlat LeBoy Clarke To the editor: I saw an account in your paper this morning ot the accident at Cascade Gorge, and wish It to be known that the Glenn Wyatt Clarice who shot Gillette Is NOT Wlat Le Roy Clarke, who has resided at Cascade Gorge for the past two years and la now In Ashland. I see that you have stated that Glenn Clarke Is an experienced woodsman, who haa resided at Cascade Gorge for many years. This Is wrong. Glenn Wyat Clarke Is the son of a nephew of C. W. Clarke, who haa resided at Cascade Oorge. and Is lust out here from Oklahoma Jor a visit. He. Glenn Clarke, and Gil' lette, came to Cascade Gorge together on a visit about 10 days ago and have not lived here before, to the best, of my knowledge. I am writ ing this as I fear that many of my friends, as well as frlenda ot the 0. W. Clarke family, will associate the name, and place of residence, and come to the conclusion that the hunter waa me, or aome of my 1m mediate family. If there la any way to correct that wrong lmpres slon, I would appreciate It very much If you will do ao Immediately W1AT LE ROY CLARKE. Box 0, Ashland, Ore Bright. Spots (By United Press 1 General Motors corporation earns third quarter net income of 133. .141.918. against net loss of t4.494.223 in corresponding 1032 quarter. Avl.tlon Corporation of Delsware reports September quarter net profit of 174.790 against net loss of 1300,930 in similar period last year. . T. w. Dodge corporation reports building construction contracts east of Rocky mountslns In first half of October totaled 9404O0O0, against 154.339.200 in corresponding 1932 pe riod. Commercial Solvent corporation earns third quarter net Inccm of 1942.317, as!nat 4301,582 In similar 1032 period. Standard Brands, Inc., reports Sep. I tember net Income of 13.699. 44. i aiainst (3,241,716 in similar vtoauJ 1 last year. God hears thy sighs and counts thv tears; God will lift up thy head.' Undismayed, Mrs. Detwller con tends that, however much prohibi tion might be criticized. It has never been aa bad as the days of the open saloon. As to charges that speak easies have supplanted the saloons of the pre-prahibltton era, Mrs. West observes: "You can't stop people from drink ing." Recall Old Campaigns Whatever Ohio's vote November 7 will be, whatever the result in the nation, whose women do not easily forget the wintry days of 187T when, with prayer and hymn, they be sieged Hlllsboro'a 13 saloons, four ho KMED Broadcast Schedule Saturday. 8:00 Breakfast News, Mail Tribune. 8:05 Musical Clock. 8:15 Peerless Parade. 8:30 Shopping Guide, 9:00 Frendship circle. 9:30 Morning Melody. 9:45 Schubert's Love Songs. 10:15 Eb and Zeb. 10:30 Musical Notes. 11:00 The Grants Pass Hour. 11:15 Martial Music. 11:30 Song and Comedy, 12:00 Mid-day Review. 12:15 Popularity. 12:30 News Plashes by Mall Tribune. 12:30 Verities. 1 :00 Classified Edition of the Air. 2:00 OSC-WSC Football Game. 4:00 Chandu Review. 5:00 Cecil and Sally. 5:15 Quartettes. 5:30 Thrill Hunters. 5:45 News Digest by Ma-ln Tribune. 6:15 Andy Slough. ' 6:30 Vignettes. 6:45 Holly-Time. 7:00 The Hawk. 7:15 Interlude. 7:30 Chandu the Magician. 7:45-8:00 Arkansas Kid. O. C. Boggs. manager of the Jack son County Building and Loan asso ciation, has been appointed chairman of the committee on legislation for the Oregon League of Savings, Build ing and Loan, by Ben H. Hazen, Fort land, president of the league. Mr. Boggs has had wide experience In legislative matters affecting the building and loan business, and was largely instrumental in drafting the present state code, declsred by asso ciation men and one of the very beat In the United States. He wil maice a special report to a session of the league which has been called for Port land, November 11. NOTICE Or TAX LAND SALE Public Notice Is h.ieby given that the undersigned. Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon, under and pursuant to a certain order of the County Court of Jackson County. Oregon, duly made and entered on the 23rd day ot Sep tember, 1933, will olier for sale and will Mil at the front door ot the Court house In Medford. Jackson County, Oregon, to the the highest bidder for cash In hand, or on terms satisfactory to the County Court In accordance with Chapter 583. 1833 Session Laws of Oregon, all or any of those certain lots, pieces or psrcels of land heretofore acquired by Jack eon County, Oregon for delinquent taxes and now owned by tald County, upon which lota, pieces or parcels of j land aa;d County Court of aald Coun ty has set a minimum price as lndl-1 cated In aald order, which aald mini mum prloe la hereby set out against each tract of land, lot or parcel of land and hereinafter described. , Said property being situated in Jackson County. Oregon. Said sale will commence at ten o'clock A. U. j on Saturday the 4th day of Novem- 1 ber, A. O., 1933. and continue until four o'clock P. M. of said day,' and In case all of said property Is not ! sold within said time said sale will be ; held and continued at the same place i between the same hiurs on each suc ceeding day until ail aald lands so to be sold have be'n sold or pending further order of the County Court of J-kwn County. Oregon: Butte Palls Lot 2. B.k 17. 197 39. Butt Palls Lot 19. Blk. 17 992 79 Butte Falls. Lot 4. B:k. 19. 10 01 B'.itte Falls, Lot 10, Eli Lot 11. Bik 34, 141.49. BOGGS APPOINTED B. & L CHAIRMAN . 1 . Saloons Tide's Rise tel bars and four drug stores where whiskey was sold over prescription counters. One by one the bars were virtually "prayed out" of existence In a cam paign in which the women would march from church to the saloon, there to kneel on the sawdust floor, praying and singing hymns and pleading with the saloon keeper to sign pledges and destroy his stock. Spurred IxjouI Option When, as sometimes happened, they were refused admittance, they knelt on the sidewalks outside. The movement, spreading to other towns. Is credited with having given a strong Impulse to local option and other regulatory legislation, and to the founding of the Women's Chris tian Temperance Union. Central Point Lot . Blk. 10, $102.30. Central Point Lots 12-13, Block 15. (51.04. Central Point Lot S. Blk. 28. (43 41. Central Point; Oak Park Add.. Lot 18. Blk. I H7.87. Central rolnt Shields Add., Lot 6. Blk. 3. (82.12. Central Point Not Platted, describ ed Deed Record 127, Page 204, 2 1-3 A. (277.44. Eagle Point Central Addition, North 4 Feet of Lot 28, all Lot 29, Block 9. (235.19. Eagle Point Central Addition North 4 feet Lot 28. all Lot 29, bock 9, Per sonal tax applied. (228.47. Eagle Point Fryers Addition, about 2 acres part Lots 1-2. (35.00. Eagle Point Not platted. Lot des cribed Deed Record 153. Page 457, Deed Record 151, Page 820, (64 42. Gold Hill Lot 1, Block 9. (22 12. Gold Hill Lot 12. Block 14. (37.28. Gold Hill, Lot 9, Block 15. (06 63. Gold Hill Lot 13. Block 18, (65.77 Gold Hill Lots 17-18, Block 16. (161.20. Gold Hill Lota 1-2-3, Block 19, (25.03. Gold Hill Lot 7. Block 30. (54.25. Gold Hill Deekums Amended Ad ditlon. Lots 5-6. Block 19. (28 71. Gold Hill Deekums Amended Ad ditlon, Lot 12, Block 19. (30.135. Gold Hill Deekums Amended Ad dition, Lots 1-2-3-4. Blk. 20. (21.42. Gold Hill Deekums Amended Ad dition, Lots 11-12. Block 20 (32 32. Gold Hill Deekums Amended Ad ditlon. Lots 3-10. Block 22. (17.74. Gold Hill Not Platted, land des cribed Deed Record 110, Page 587 In Section 10, Township 38 Range 9 west, A acre, (97.97. Phoenix Lots 11 to 17 Inclusive. Blk. 29, (58.30. Phoenix Hllslnger Sub-Dlvlalon, 1 acre. Lot 2, (30.43. Talent: Lot on Wagner Ave & First Streeta, South of Block J, described Deed Record ISO, Page 213, Block J, (379.16. Talent Lots 13-14-15. Block K, (155 09. Talent Lots 17-18-19-20. Block M (152.69. Talenl: Gibson Tract. Lot described Deed Record 117, Page 520. (63.29. Ashland Summit Addition, Lota l-3-3, Block 51, (108.70. Ashlsnd Saxman's Pennsylvania Addition. Lots 4-5. Block 58. (12801. Ashland Allendale Addition, Lots 18-19-20. (276 35. Ashland H. B. Cartr Addition. B'A Lot 20. (404.41. Aahland H. B. Carter Addition. B'l, Lot 20, Personal Tax applied, (12.89, Ashland Railroad Addition, Lota 23-24-25-26, West 2 Feet of the Lot 27, Block D, (296.73. Ashland Granite Street, Esst Side Lot described Deed Record 105. Paje 503. 65 1 foot front near Main street. (401.57. Ashland Granite Street. East Side tract described Deed Record 156. Pae 477. corner Mill Street & Hargadlne Street. 130 foot front. Personal Tax applied. (298 69. Ashland Pine 8treet. Lot described Deed Record 75, Page 273, 115.5 foot front, (370.45. Ashland Taylor Street, East Side, beginning at Southwest Corner Lot described Deed Record 134. Pages 187-8 South 350 feet; East 145 feet. North Coal BUY NOW AT SUMMER PRICE "King" Coall HARD-CLEAN-LASTS LONGER . Valley Fuel Co. Tel. 76 350 feet: West 145 feet to beginning, described Deed Record 134, Peges 187-8, (143 00. Ashland Section 18. Township 39. Range 1 East. Land described Deed Record 97, Page 378, S acres. (358.02. Orchard Tract, Eagle Height Fruit Farm. 10 acre,. Lot 38. (57.87. Orchard Tract, Monitor Orchard, Lota 1 to 73 inclusive, 383 acre. (1.894.18. Orchard Tracts, Rogue River valley Orchard Company, Lot 4. Block O, 8.49 A , (195 70. Orchard Tracta, Rogue River Valley Orchard Cb 3 5 acres described Deed Record 110, Page 599, part Lot 18. Block 1 S. 5 acres. Lot 17, Block 1. (91.33. Orchard Tracts, Rogue River Valley Orchard Co., 5 acres Lot 18, Block J. (117.05. Orchard Tract, Rogue River Valley Orchard company, N. 5 acres Lot 20. Blk. 1. (106.69. Modford Kenwood Addition, des cribed Deed Record 145, Page 331: North 12 5 feet Lot 13. Block 3, South 37.5 fret Lot 13. Block 3. (13 81. Medford .Mary Place Addition, Lota 3-4. Block 3. (38.13. Medford Medford Height Addition Lot 10, Block 1. Personsl Tax applied. (65576. Medtord Walnut Park Addition, Lots 1-2. Block . (27.35. Medtord walnut Park Addition. Lot 5. Block 4. (17.10. SW'i. Section 2. Township 33. Range 1 East. 190 acres. (310 27. Ni, of NW"4, SW'i of !WU. Sec tlon 23, Township 32, Range 1 East. 130 acres, (262.20. SW'i of SE'4. SE'i of SW'V. Sec tion 29. Township 34, Range 1 East, 80 acres. (83.28. NW'.i of SEU. Section 36. Townahlp jl. itange l East, 40 acres. Ml) to EU of rail, SWV. of NWU, Sec tion 6, Towmhlp 85, Range 1 East. 121 acres. (101.23. SWU. Section 9. Township 35. Range 1, East, 150 acres, (182 07. E of NEli. NEli of SE1.. Section 13. Toiviuhlp 35, Range 1 E.nt, 130 acres. (00.87. Si, of NW'i. SW'i of NE'i. NE". ot NWVi, Section 34. Township 35. Range 1 East, 160 A., $121.25. 1-3 Interest In SW!4 of SW'i. Sec tion 14, Township 36, Range l East. IS 1-3 A., (11.44. N'. of SW'i. SWU of 8W. Sec tion 5. Township 38, Range 1 East. 120 acres, (75.84. Lot No. 1. described Deed Record 81, Page 488. Section 29, Township 38. Range 1 East, 6.35 acrea, (14.05. Land described Deed itecora io.. Page 618, Section 31, Township 38, nnncrA 1 F.ast. (15.15. Land described Deed Record 142. Page 134, Section 35. Townanip ao. Range 1 East. 100 A., (543.94. Land descrioea ueea tiecora i, page 458. Section 3-3. Townahlp 39 Range 1 East. 36,5 acrea, $445.94. Land described Deed Record 87. Page 456. less V acrea ditch rlgnt oi way. less Deed Record 165, Pago 458, Sections 3-3. Township 39. Range 1 East. 36.8 acres, (358.49. Land described Deed Record iuo, Page 652, Section 3, Townanip u. Range l East, i a., goju.oi. W'A of SE',1 of SE'4 Section 18, Township 39, Range 1 East, 20 acres. (17.85. Land described oeea iwxjra mi. Page 236. Section 16, Townahlp 89. Range 1 Eaat, 6 A.. (65.75. S'i of SWVi, SW'i of BE'i, !0JS Deed Record 154. Page 168. Section 26, Township 39, Range 1 East, 75 arren. (77.88. NE'.. Section 26, Township 40, Rsnro 1 Esst. 160 acres, (210.01. SEVi Section 2, Township 41. Range 1 East, 160 acres, dji. N',4 of N'4. Section 12. Township 41, Range 1 Eaat, 160 acres, (70.99. Lots 1-2, E',4 of NW14. Section 19. Townahlp 32. Range 3 East. Personal Tax applied. (218.06. SEVi, Section 14, Township 33. Range 1 East, 160 acrea, (388.18. SE',i. Section 32, Township 36. Range 2 East, 160 acres, (81.37. SE, Section 32. Township 36. Range 3 East, Personal Tax applied. $37.38. S',4 of NW'i, N'.i of SWVi. Section 18. Township 37, Range 3 Eaat, 160 acres, $97.33. NE'i, Section 33, Township 40, Range 2 Eaat, 160 acrea. (117.60. Lot No. 1, S'a of NEVi. SE". of NW'4, Section 4, Township 33, Range 3 East. 160 acrea, (440.90. NE'A of SE'A. leaa timber, Section 33. Township 35, Range S East, 40 acres. (28.93. BE't of 8WV4, SWVi of SEVi. 'ess timber, section 33, Townsnip aa. Range 3 East, 80 acres, .51.10. NV4 of NWVi, SW',4 of NWVi. NWVi of 8WV4. Section 8, Township 86. Range 8 Eaat, 160 acrea, (375.00. Land described Deed Record 161, Page 829, Section 16, Townahlp 39 Range 3 East, 60 acres, $26 88. N'a of SWVi, SE'i of SWVi, STS'.i. Section 36, Township 39, Range 3 East. 280 acres. (444.73. SE',4 of SW',, Section 19, Township 32. Range 4 East, 40 acres, tiaai. NWVi of NEVi, E'A of NWVi. Sec. tlon 30, Township 32, Range 4 East. 120 ac-i. (220 81. SE'i of NWVi, SWVi of NE',4. E'4 of NEVi, Section 28. Townahlp 84, Range 1 West. 160 acres, (191.75. Bi ot SW',4 of SEVi, Section 84. Township 34, Range 1 West, 20 acres, (2678. NE',4 ot SE'i. section L Township 35. Range 1 West, 40 acres. (43.45. NW'i of SEVi. NEVi. of SW'4. SE'i of NW'i, Section 6. Township 35. Range 1 West. 120 acres. (86.13. "C" land described Deed Record 86. Page 264, Sections 23-25. Township 97, Range 1 West. 236 acres, (523 35. "D" 8,i of 8WV4. Tract In 8E". described beginning at Southwest cor ner of 8F.V4, thence East 14.14 chains: North 20 chains: thence West 14 14 chains; thence South to beginning. Section 23, Township 87, Bangs 1 West. 108 acres, (576.50. W'4 of SWVi, Section 25, Township 37. Range 1 West. 80 acres, (113 23 "A" land described Deed Record 104. Pages 7-8. Section 26. Township 87. Range 1 West. 131 acrea. $850 03. "E" land described Deed Record 86. Pages 286-7. Section 26, Township 37. Rsnge 1 West, 96.95 acrea, $221.87. Land described Deed Record 138, Pages 349-350, Section 26, Township 37. Range 1 West. 65 3 acrea. (11193. Land described Deed Record 139, Psges 349-350, Section 26, Township $1 00 PRICE ADVANCE NOV. 1ST Per Ton 26 W. Main. St. 37, Range 1 West. Personal Tax ap plied. (404 89. B" land described Deed Record 104. Pages 6-6 6s "C" described Deed Rec ord 104, Pagea 8-4. Section 27, Town ahlp 87. Range 1 West, 201 acres. (1,193.14. SW'i of SW'i. Section 19. Town ship 38. Range 1 West. 40 acres. (52 18. NEti of NE'i, Section 7. Township 39. Range 1 West. 40 acres. (28 34. "Sterling Mine Ditch" diverting wa ter from Little Applegat River In NWli of NW'i. Section 33. Township 39. Range 1 West ot W. al- St running Northwesterly direction conveying wa ter from the said "Little Applesate River" lo Sections 4-8-9-17-18-19. Township 39 South, Range 3 West of W 1. aald ditch & flumes being 27 mllea tn length. (1.139 83. Lot No. 1. SE1. ot NE'i & Z", of SE'i. Section 6. Township 33, Range 2 West, 158 acres. (254.71. NW'i ot NE'i. Section 8. Township 33, Range 3 West. 40 acres. (71.63. SW'i ot SE'i. Section 10, Township 34. Range 2 West. 40 acres. (41 90. Lots 3-4. E'i of SW'i. Section 18. Township 34, Range 3 West, 163 acres. S'i of S'i, Section 26. Township 34. Range 2 West. 160 acres. (148 97. S'i of NE'i, Section 34. Township 34, Range 2 West, 80 acres. (101.83. NW'i of NE'i. E'i of NWVi. NE'i ot SW'i. NW'i of SE'i. Section 16. Township 35, Range 2 West, 200 acres, (288.04. 8 acrea In SE'i of NE'i. described Deed Record 63, Pae 142, Section 23. Township 35. Ranee 2 West. $13 68. N'i ot NW'i SW'i ot NW'.. Sec tion 6, Township 36. Rsnge 3 West. 120 acrea, per-sonal tax applied. B044.ytJ. N'i of NWVi. Section 30. Township 30. Kange 2 west. 80 acres. (387 07, Land off Oliver Tract, described Deed Record 116. Page 238. section 1. Township 37, Rsngo 3 West, 5 acres Personal Tax applied. (23 87. Land described Deed Record 161, Page 120. lesa Deed Record 166. Page 145, Section 36. Township 37. Range 2 West, 5.86 acrea. Personal Tax ap plied, $37283. Land described Deed Record 83. Page 141. Section 1. Township 38, Range 2 West. 5 acres, $12.28. Land described Deed Record 102 Page 403. Deed Record 135, Page 20. Soctlon 2. Township 38, Rango 2 West. 40 acres. Personal Tax applied. $960.11. NW'i of SW(4. Section 23. Town ship 38. Range 3 West. 40 acres. $62 89 NEVi. Section 28, Pownshlp 40 Range 2 West. 160 acres. (189.73. SE'i of SEVi. Section 10, Township 33. Range 3 West, 40 acres. (72 21. E',4 of NE'., N!i of SEVi. Section 14. Township 34, Range 3 West, 160 acres, Bou.o. SWVi ot SEV4. Section 32. Town ship 34. Range 3 West. 40 acrea, Per. sonai rax applied. (67.79. SE'i Si SW'i. Section 2 Townshln 35. Range 8 West, 820 acres. (302.63. W5 Of 8W",. Section 13. Town. ship 35, Range 8 West, 40 acres. (44.43. SE!4 of NW'i. WV4 of SWU ol NEVi, WV4 of NW'.i of SE',4, Section 13. Townshln 35. Ranee 3 West ao acrea, (77.83. E,4 of NWVi. NV4 of NEH. Soctlon 34. Townahlp 35, Range 3 Weat, 160 acrea, (137.78. Undivided V4 lntereat In E'A oi SWVi. section 34. Townahlp 35, Range 3 West, 40 acres, (73.70. NE',4. of SE'i. Section 85. Town ship 35. Range 3 West, 40 acres. (04 84. wvi or BW'4, Section 38. Township 35, o wepi, ii acres, (173.U4 V4 lntereat in EV4 ot SEVi of NE'i. Section 3 Township 36, Range 3 West. 10 acrea, (27.49. SEVi of NWV4. 8WV4 of NE'., Lo'-s 1-2-3-4, part Lot 6, described Deed Record 143. Pages 428-9. Deed Record 162, Page 396. land described Deed Record 142, Pages 428-9, Deed Rec ord 162, Page 306. Section 8 10, Town ship 36, Range 3 West, 251 acres. 'NEW FOR WHY O0NT YOU I DO YOU THINK I fF WE COULD fO JWE CAN AFFOPOU selu the olo ti AltfoTZ eTW ONE WE MIGHTMA fi SELLING T IW THE WANT ADS I WILL. THAT OLO IN THE r r era and you too will find that the Mail Tribune Want Ads are a wonderful medium of exchange ... a place to find the things you want from furniture to homes .... and a place a cash in on the things that you no longer find useful from discarded perambulators to used-cars, MAIL WANT - ADS $780 22. I 25 acres olf South end of SW'i oi NW'i, Section 29, Township 36. Range 3 West. Personsl Tax applied, (156.55. S'4 of 8WV4 of NEVi. SEV4 of SW'4. W'i of SE'i, WV4 of SEVi of SE"4, Section 32. Township 37, Range 3 West, 160 acrea, (87 60. N'4 of SW'i. Section 36. Township 37, Rsnge 3 West, 80 acrea. (115.14 NW'i less 7 acrea sold. Section 20. Township 34. Range 4 West. 153 acres. CI02.61. S'4 of SE'i. Section 33. Townshln 34. Range 4 Wert. 80 acres. 1120.93. NE'i. SE'i. Section 34. Township 34. Range 4 West. 320 seres. (435 18 S'i ot SE'i. Section 23. Township 35. Range 4 West. 80 acres. (50.03. E'i Ot NE'i. W'4 Ot NE",. "E'i of NWU. Sectlin 26. Township 85. Range 4 West, 160 acres, (73 43. Nli of NE'i. Section 27, Township 35, Range 4 West, 80 seres. (56 43. SE'i. Section so. Township 35 Range 4 Weat. 160 acres. (218 61. W'i of NW'i oi SW'i. Seotlon 33, Township 35, Range 4 West, 160 acres (283.70. E'i of NW'i. Section 33. Township 35. Range 4 West. 80 acrea. (94 53. N'i ot NE'i. SE'i of NE'i. NE'i ot SE'i, section 18. Township 36. Range 4 West, 160 acres, (118 94. SE'i of NE'i, Section 30. Township 38. Range 4 West. 40 acrea. Personal Tax applied. $40.09. SE',4 of NE'i. Section 30. Townahlp 36. Range 4 West. 40 acrea, (118 25. SE'i, Section 32. Township 36 Range 4 West. 160 acres. (310.98. N'i ot NE',. SE'i of NE'i, Section 24. Township 37, Range 4 Weat, 120 acres. (164 87. Land described Deed Record 163, Heath's Drug Store Medford Bldg. Phone 884 The principal part of our business is filling; prescriptions. If you are really Bick see a physician, don't trust to patent medicines. 2-Quart Hot Water Bottle . . . QQc (Guaranteed) C. & C. Ginger Ale (quarts) . . 23 c Agarol $1.27 Gillette Blades IQc 5 lbs. Epsom Salts . 23c Moth Proof Bags . . 29c All Wine Tonics (24-ounce) . . g9c Kleenex 19c Heath's Drug Store Medford Bldg, Phone 884 OLD' TRY THINGS AOS FOR AND THEPE5 TO FURNITURE ATTIC TOO AND I GOT THIS NEW GOLFl SET O0T OF PART OP THeJ TRIBUNE Pigs 368. '4 Interest In ditch from Appiegate, Section 6, Township 38. Range 4 West, 39 acrea. Personal Tax applied. (334.25. SE'i of 8EV4, SW'i of NW'i. Sec. tlon 16, Township 38, Range 4 west. 80 acrea. (54 76. E4 of EV4 of NE'i of SE'i. Section 36. Township 40, Range 4 West. 10 acres. (9.76. Property Listed In Registered Title Medford Weat Walnut Park Addi tion, Lot 13. Block 3. (37.38. Medford Walnut Park Addition. Lot 3. Block 4. (17.10. Medford Wallnut Park Addition, Lot 4. Block 4. (17.10. Medford Walnut Park Addition, Lota 12-13-14-13-16. Block 4. (237 08. Medford Walnut Park Addition. Lota 17-18. Block 4. $593 70. Medford weat walnut park Addi tion. Lots 7-8-9-10. Block 1. $89 43. Medford West Walnut park Addi tion. Lots 6 and 20. Block ". $48 20. Medford West Walnut Park Addi tion, Lot 13, Block 2. Personal T applied. (625 64. Medford West Walnut Psrk Addi tion. Lot 9, Block 3, (193 90. Medford West Walnut Park Addl tlon. Lota 3-5-6-13-13-14-13-16-17. Block 4. (118 36. Medford Wlldwood Addition, East 16 feet Lot 1, Block 3, (10.43. Medford Nlckell Addition, descrlb ed Registered Title 2094, Park Lot 6, Block 1, (39.06. Land described Registered Title 2010. Section 12. Township 37, Range 2 Weat. 8 acrea, (38 .66. Dated at Medtord, Oregon, this 4th day of October, 1933. WALTER J. OLMSCHEID. Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon. by Jimmy JUST THINK.. WE SOLD THOSE THROUGH THE WANT MORe-THAN ENOUGH BUY THE RUG OUR AD-TAKER WILL HELP YOU PHONE 75
