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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGOX. FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1934, PAGE FIFTEEN i linn u. jjw!ffj'ii ir. rz: s if SPSS ft Bead erery ad on ttilt page . , . jou m probably ttiio exactly the thins you want to bay ot tell ... II tt tan't Miens, adrer Use . . . It' Inex pensive, eftectltel RATES fet word first Injection (Minimum 25c) Eacb additional insertion. per word -lc (Minimum 10c) Per line per month, without copy changes 16 Phone 75 FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND jXJST Evans cigarette lighter. Initial , B. Kindly remrn vu iJdst If dog missing, call 1518. WANTED-MISCELLANE0U8 wili PAY CASH for good refriger ator Also sell or trade 8-tube radio. 35. 648 Penn Ave. FURNITURE TRUCK going to San Francisco soon, would like load back. See us for rates. Phone 833. . F. E. Samson Co. HIGH WINDS in tall trees break limbs and cause broken roofs. TRIM NOW. Box 302, Tribune, WILL have empty furniture van re turning from San Francisco and vicinity around April 1. Want re turn load to Medford. Davis Trans fer & Storage. FURNITURE re-upholstered. 969-R. Thibault. WANT To borrow $1800. Can furnish . . gilt-edge security, box oo. iiuu. TORN, re-uphoiatered. Phone 8S8-R. Thibault. i . - - - - WANTED Raw fura, hides, pelts and wool. Joe Konop. 120 So. Central. Across from Montgomery Ward Co WANTED Wool it mohair. Top prices. See J. J. Osenbrugge. WANTED Wool, mohair, hides and pelts See us before you sell, wool bags and twine for sale. Medford Bargain House, 27 N. Grape St. Phone 1062. WANTED TO BUY 10-ton mill or more, crusher, amalgamator. Advise price and where can be seen. 417 Davis Bidg., Portland. Ore. WANTED Donations of used cloth ing for relief purposes. The Salva tion Army, Phone 358, 411 E. Main. WANTED 2nd hand goods and Junk. Pat's, 1508 prune St. Phone 547-L. WANT TO BUY 1029 Ford, cheap. 333 W. 2nd. WILL care tor elderly sick people In my home. Phone 437-X. WANTED Household goods, stoves, tools or what have you. Medford Bargain House. 27 N. Grape St. Tel. 1062. JUNK WANTED We pay cash for JUNK BATTERIES AND RADIATORS, ALUMINUM. BRASS, COPPER and Junk ot all descriptions. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27 No Grape. Tel. 1063. WANT TO RENT, with or without house, 10 to 30 acres orchard and alfalfa ground. Box 2399. Tribune WANTED Five hundred awes, dress 2334. care Mall Trtoune. Ad- FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Lovely furnished 8-room modern home, $40.00. pnone e. FOR RENT Nice small house, 2 bed rooms, altttng room, kitchen, break fast nook. hath. Shone 589-J-2. FOR REfil'-Hl-Tfwirr home. Phew 29. miHem stucco FOR RENT 3 - room house and 4 room house. Samuel Bateman. Tel 813-,. FOR RENT Homes unfurnished. Brown . furnished or Is White. j J-ROOM house with large sleeping porcn; ciose in. inquue Holly or call 731-X. A CLEAN bouse. S. Ivy- Close in. tqulre SIB NtCJt 7-room house for rent. Csll at 1T W. 10th. HOUSES eio, eia.50 and 15. water paid; wood range. Phone 105. FOR RENT Strictly modern furnish ed stucco home. 518 8. Oakdale. FOR RENT Partly turn. No. Grape. house. 513 FOR RENT 5-room house, 3 bed rooms, on Mistletoe. Inquire 375 do. Central. FOR RENT Furnished house. Inquire 105 No. Oakdale. 815 FURNISHED 3 and 3-room spts ; garage. 604 W. 10th. FOR RENT APARTMENTS CL&AN. furnished apt. 317 W. and. COMFORTABLT turnlahad front apartment In Mall Hrlbune Bidg. Living room eitb fireplace; large dining room, kitchenette, dressing room and bathroom; hot snd cold water, steam heat and lights fur nished Reasonable rent. Apply at t Mall Tribune. t ROOMS, steam heat. 135 N. Hoi:? FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RBNT- 4-room clean, fumtehed 39 1 Edward St. 0. apartment, Xveraon. CLEAN, nicely tumlahed large apt. with sleeping porcn. in so. urape. 3-ROOM apt. downatatra. 3 N. Bertlett. FOR RENT ROOM BOARD FOR heated aleeplng rooms eali 1399-U ATTRACTIVE rooms 40 S. Orape. BOARD AND ROOM at 718 S. Rates very moderate. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS TOR RENT 2 well furnished rooms. Phone 748-Y or Inquire 311 East Jackson. FOR RENT Room, reasonably, for i or a girls; cooking privileges. Oirls' Community Club, 32S Ko. Bartlett. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Cow pasture cheap, in quire Bladtwell Hill Service Station. FOR RENT 40 acres; 2-room hou, down wood; $10 month. Mrs. Chas. L. Wilson, Central Point. FOR RENT Improved 3 acre tract. garden land, close In. Fart fruit ana berries. 402 S. Main. FOE EXCHANGE EXCHANGE Furniture re-upholster- ing for lumber, wood, fish poles and reels, pnone aea-tt. EXCHANGE Furn. re-uphotstering for lumber, wood, fun poles and reels. Phone S89-R. FOR SALE OR TRADE White electric sewing machine for light sedan. Box 838. Tribune. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR TRADE Willamette falley farm. 300 A., $15,000. want river bottom farm near Medford ot equal value. Box 11744. Tribune. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE lease FOR SALE 14 acres on high way; 6-room house, barn, etc.; land plowed, about S acres planted; plenty of fruit. Good truck ranch. Inquire Bates Service Sta., Talent. BETTER INVESTIGATE this partly Improved 40; trade fair to you; some crop, cow, etc., if act now. Gerber, mile east, lA north Sams Valley school. 20-ACRE RANCH All creek bottom soli; good 8-room house; splendid dairy barn; ever- flowing stream. Located 1H mi. from town, sacrifice price, $4200, Some terms- - ALSO ' " 19'4 acres good, free soil, all In Bartletts 3 yrs. old. Price $1,000; $500 cash, balance to suit respon sible party. CHAS. A. WING AGENCY. INC. Phone 728. 109 E. Main. SACRIFICED FOR CASK SALS $1800 buys 20 acres, 50 cult,, creek bottom, irrigated; new 4-room bun galow, completely furnished, barn and outbuildings, 6 head cows and heifers, horse, poultrv. Taxes 35, 15 North Fir, Phone 161. WHEN you think of real estate, think of Brown & Whtie. LARGE LOT Fruit and nut trees, excellent soil. Sacrifice $250. Write Box 56. Mall Tribune. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Good milk cow, 18 ten-months-old White Leghorn pullets. Will buy Isree sire electric brooder, Rt, 1, Box S20, Central Point. FOR SALE Brood sow, farrow soon. Talent Service Station, Talent, Ore. FOR SALE 75 head of ewes, 130r lambs, with wool. Csil 304 Jackson ville, See at Cass ranch. Little Ap plegate. FOR SALE Freah cows. Schultz, Besgle, Ore. Adolf FOR SALE Team Kerby. Talent. of mules. Henry FOR SALE DOGS PETS ROLLER canaries reasonable, &'i3-J2. FOR SALE POULTRY BABY CHICKS Reds 10 a hundred. White Leghorns 9 a hundred. Chas. L Oood. Box 356, Eugene, Ore. ' RED SETTING EQOS. Phone 4-F-4. PORE Bronze toms, Cockeran'a prlre stock. 15. Jesse Nell, Rt. 1, Ashland KENS with chicks. Csrley. Tel. 358-X OUR better qusllty chicks Insure real prollt. White Leghorns sc, April is, 7ljC. Rocks and Reds fie April 18. 8c. Catalogue. Jenks Hatchery, Tangent Ore. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Alfalfa hay, baled or loose. Local, non-lrrlgated alfalfa seed. Tel. 533-J-4. Otto Nieder. merer. FOR SALE All household furniture and piano. 739 Welch St. CLOS1NO OUT our stock of Dodge repslr psrts left on hsnds. Will give $Q discount on any of theee psrts in our stock. Esfctn Motor Co., Hud son snd Terrap'.ane dealer. Rlvir sjde Ave. 1st door south of Western Auto Supply. FOR SALE Used sewing machines, all makes: terms if destreo. All makes rented and repaired. White Sewing Machine Co, 34 N. Bartlett. A RAINBOW GARDEN Of glads. J0O lent Ho. I buios. sot ieaa thas 40 ..-Mi t?alii t3 Ar fflnra fnr 2SO One Jumbo Picardf free t. H. Reum, 922 South Oaadai. FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS -v . -i. -. , SACRIFICE 1 Home Comtort ranw, j good as new. S- want, nira .to. Riverside. Some Real Bargains In FARM TOOLS I corn planter; 8 Fordson tractors; garden seeder; fanning mill; 3 one- norse cultivators; a iei corn sheller; wood saw mandel; horse p. gas engine; s Cletrao trac tors; 4 power sprayers; 4 tractor disc: 3 wagons; tractor plows; .!... at na- an,.. ML inch fir buck; 4 vised mower; 1 gram oina er; I corn binder. HUBBARD BR06. JNC Main is Riverside VERY choice long spurred Columbine plants. Phone U73-Y. Call at 1002 W. lUh. FOR SALE 700 boxes good Newtown apples; orchard run. 35c box. W. H. Watt, Phone 468-R-2, Medford, Ore. FOR SALE Furniture, chairs, tables, beds, etc. 714 Welch St, off W. Jackson. SAND, gravel, sediment, teaming, plowing. Phone 913-J. HAY, whest, barley, rolled or ground C. A. DeVoe, .Phone 523-J-3 FOR SALE Easy Washer electric washing machine. C. R. Demmer, Phone 849. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES USED CAR BARGAINS Sold at Book Prices (Written Guarantee) 1930 Cher. Coupe 1932 Ford Ford, Mod. B3 or Sedan 1931 Wlllya 8, 3-door Sedan 1930 Bulck Sport Coupe 1931 Chrysler Conv. Coupe 1932 Chrysler coupe ARMSTRONG MOTOR, INC, 38 N. Riverside FOR SALE Model T Ford touring. electric washing machine. Bargain. Route 4. Box n. MISCELLANEOUS TWO MONTHS free pasturage for 200 to 400 head of sheep or goats, owen Oregon Lumber Sales Co. FURNITURE MOVINO Quick, reli able service. Let us quote you rates on local and long distance hauling. We are bonded carriers. Phone 833. F. 8. Samson Company.- FLOORS cleaned, waxed and polished for $1.00. Phon 774-R-3. SEAL SILK HOSIER? MILLS, Indian apolis. Mrs. Gertrude Stead, local representative. 633 South Ivy. fel, 830-R. PALMIST 333 Kennet street. Berry dale. LAWN Mowers sharpened. Medford Cycle Shop. 23 N. Fir. Phone 361. HOT1CB TRUCK OWNERS If you ; DATen 5 oe r. u. u. pwes ges your j appacauon .n lor P. D, Insurance at once, Long orlHeaae. Is Quit lit at her home in short haul. Cargo, collision, fire and theft. Association ot Commercial Truck Owners, Phone 1380, Room 12. palm Blag. INCOME TAX Let me prepare your income taa return. Years of experi ence. Both State and Federal are , now due. Fred I Colvig, 525 S. Central. Phone 735-J. FURS cleaned, repaired and glased. Coats relined. Medford Ofcsb sad Carry Cleaners. Phone 1700. THOROUGHBRED stallion Box 139. Spring street. MINING PROPERTIES If you here property to sen or wisn to buy. $oe Geo. S. Barton. 33 N. Grape St. 1 BUY gold and lend money. Cecil Jennings, corner Frost and Mam. DENTISTRY Dr. I. H. Dove. 335 E Main. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstracts JACK SON CO. ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts ot Title and Title- Insurance The only complete title System in Jackass County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstract of Title. Rooms 8 and ft. Ho. S3 North Central Ave upstairs. Expert Window Cleaners LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1172 House Cleaning, Floor Waxing. Ori ental Rug Cleaning specialty. Painting and Papernangtng M. A. BUSS Painting and paper- hanging. Tel. 648--W. 8. Grape , .... . . , ,, Money to tend - -- - . - WE LEIO MONEY ON FURNITURE AND LATE MODEL AUTOS. Three per oenr per month on un paia oaiance. rto ottier cnaExss. w. E. Thomas, 45 South central. ground floor Craterlaa Theater Bidg. Stata License Ko. 8-351. BADS TRANSFER It STORAGE CO. j Otlic 1015 No. central. Phone Hi Pnoea right, service guaranteed. BAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack- era and movers Special i.reatooJt moving equipment. Price right I flfS North Riverside. Fson Job Print tnf MAIL TBJBCKE JOB DEPARTMENT Best equipped plant in southern Oregon . Printing of U kinds; book binding; loose leaf ledger and oianKt, oimng lyiwna, oupucaims eatvb tales 5ip and everjthiint in the printing lines. 38-30 & Orape Phone 75, Trtftffff ftSf KKTHO TROCKI KO C Trans fer and storage. We haul anything at a reaaonaoie price, lit Ko PU Street. Pnone 333. LEGAL NOTICES aammoti. D THK ClftCUIT COURT Ot THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY. Hyacinth A. Bryant. Plaintiff, n Ladd Estate Company, an Oregon cor poration, and also all other peron or narties unknown claiming an? rlijht. title, eatate. Hen or Interest in i ithe real eatate descrlbM in the Com plaint herein, Deltndanu. To tadd t - I Batate Company and all other persona t sor partie unanown claiming al right, title, eatate. Hen or interest in tJle retj estate described in the Ccm- pjlint herein, and herelntfte r deacrib- ),. jv THS KAMS OP THS STATE q ORBOOS you ar hereby sum. moned and required to appear In the above entitled Court and cause and answer the Complaint filed against vou herein within four weeka from March it, 1B34, the date of the first publication of this summons, the ex piration ot period of publication and the last date for your appearance herein being April 30, Ss. and if you fall to appear wlthm tha time T " -HK", B"U,B " 1 20, 1934, Plaintiff will apply to the i complalnt, vie:. That Plaintiff be de- creed to be th owner m fee simple! of the East Half of the West Halt ot i th Northwest Quarter of the South- f eaat Quarter of Section 4. Township 36 South, Range 4 West of Willam- ette Meridian, In Jackson County. Oregon, and that Plaintiff's title thereto be quieted and that the De fendants and each of them he de creed to have no right, title, eet3te. lien or interest therein or in any part thereof and that tney and each or them be forever barred and enjoined from asserting any right, title, estate lien or interest m or to said premises adversely to the Plaintiff, her heirs or j assigns, and for such other and fur ther relief as Is equitable. Thta aum- ! mona la published by Order of the I Hoa. H. D. Norton, Judce of the above 1 entitled Court, made March 32. 1934, and ordering publication hereof once I a week for & period of four conec- utive weeks in the Medford Mail Tribune published at Medford, Jack-j son County, Oregon, beginning withi the first publication on March 23,; 1934. i NIEL R. ALLEN, Attorney for Plaintiff. Postoffice Address: Grants Pass, Oregon. EDEN PRECINCT, March 30. ' (Spl.) work la being done on the 1 grading and draining of the highway ! between Phoenii ana Tatont. Mr. and Mrs. Arlet Short returned home to Phoenix Wednesday after spending several months In the Klam ath country, Mr. Short has been trapping for furs tfte past winter. Mrs. Donna Oraffia is much Im proved. Al Bell brought his brother, Jeff, 1 I Eden Precinct over in his car to the Carey honi tsrB o coiorfainess and roogh fab for a hriet visit Mondajr. . TJncle Jeff - rtes to tne realm of style. Their is S3 and has been qatte feeble re-, advent wiii be a reiief from the ceotly- j sameness of worsteds so long te Miss Elva Caster spent Thusrdaj . vogue. The newer, smarter St. as guest of Mrs, Noah chandler, j Andrews Plaids, the clever Tattoo Mrs. Sula Dean Is reported Improv- Checks and York Stripes are pat Ing slowly hut is not yet out ot bed. rn innovations that wiii give men Mr. and' Mrs. Oeorge Olllman ot Medford were at the Walter Gormer home south of Phoenix Tuesday. Al Bell has moved from Phoenix niaH place opposite th Ever oy suo fa. Ashland. M.v h ,, th. f , 1, it C d ..... v in the seed for some time now. as the ground will be too wet to work. ' . ; services of song and pro-, gram will be observed at the Phoe-: nix Preahyterian church next Sun day. Mr. Alvord and son are building a new fence in front of their home on the highway south of Phoenix, waiter man it msxing improve-! cmzj m me omjnaiuy ment on the old home place, HsUts regular monthly meeting. Let intends to tear down some of the old I ters from MSss Forsytnc, Oregon buUdlngs and construct a. itew gar- missionary irt China re read, age and her.toiise. I Plans were made for an sii-day meet- Mrs, MHdred Osfaerg, nee Ward, ing at Vie home of Mrs. John Oam who has been in Phoenix with her mill In April, at w?iieh time they Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS I. Feeler I. HuricsS characters 38. Hurried U. WingUka 15, Fatty fruit t$. A(mfe.K It, Black and hint 13, Act 28. Orjran of meii 21. Part of ft flo-er 23. Cuddied 2S. Water failinf from eJosid 2?. Wild piama SS. Wandfrrfid idly nr iiaureiy 31, Without mate 33. You and f Solutkn of Yesterday's Pis 1 1 PffT ft i jTjgOSjHj? 9.?- 3?.lLlad2kE 5 1 1 . IEEm i VA TnTp -pff m.u I 2S. In bad humor I! IS. Poison an tnfrciimia diRCBJta Kind of meat Tskff to much 3 ffE'ifEition j $ W3' $ ciiininit js, aMrxicsn rub- , hr tree I 13. Tork Ainntr j f,rV t4 J tooQ M. Mt terrible W. Denotit aa aeeurlty for a loan Karveat (2. Menna of tranmlt- HnE forra SJ. T5i!fd the sti!terea jtl 14. Shketntarean hem M. Cerenwny t- ft-fjim er healthful If. Mention 5nCiftailT 11. &.i-!c Qi tlta nock SI. i fi" III" HL !f M 3 32 T3TW 11 ZiZZZ 1- Il K 1 Hi i Sil i75" , ZZZZlZZZli'ZZZ 111 fer 1 1 1 5 NEW FREEDOM IN MEN'S APPAREL OBSERVED BY FAMOUS STYLIST Duncart Palp Discusses Spring StjfSis Man's aooarei ioisr (Hows more! ITBi freedom is tast and is designed V . .... r,n V, f tinn then r v" .... . .. ian or mote. The new doubt breasted drape that is being worn by the smartly dressed Easterner is mora becom- jn jn every way and easier to wear k ko ittt nri.mltwaM!ynMl. , K . nrf shoulder biades makes for eompiete sase, but the most distinguishing: rhange on this stvie is th wider placement ol th outterig. Tri calb Hap is ew, The newest trousers taper sharp- !? to the bottom snd the plait are deeper. Sleeves, too, are lapereu which helps to achieve an air of naturalness and ease. The cash 8P Pocket and Franklin stitchmg ar to be seen on the coat created by some of the better makers, There's good news for the man who has wished for the return of three-button eoats. It's back in a style that the young man who wants distinction will approve. Most men will welcome the re ft titsw tsn (u iuvtuj(. I mother, who it III. returned, iiome to i the north last Thursday. t Mr, 3 B Webster esnmg on xoat Grsffis t tn home of .. afternoon. j ' . LjTht r hi rfcj 5 Business Visitor in ssesioro inura-iwas day Phoenix PHORSTX. Marrh SO. Special) f Thursday the Lftdtes Missionary so- Dross -Word Puzzle U False goile 13. Siatnd IS. Trihtue 22, Nolhirss 2. Sapprbwman "Tire Hob- ary It. Rnfe ftsrd in washine SS. SJncerefy 29. Assumed chari 31. Tw haunts 3. AbniMve 5i, FftrtiSs-atioit 38 iawsSian d3!5C 48, WoHMf(e wise peraon it. H JwrRish am! rve to&i 4J, Matron , -haF 45. ('siutiijned 4S. Hoy s 4 tyt lnir origin SO, Sieibiir: al. Lariw marine SS, VeUev 5. Sftdeftnlt It. 5. J?rJtJs rtS. PiayiHi card M, By 8J. B-ise S?,' AJemhlsge of Cftttte ?. TKihi-ra tS, Kill DOWN 1. Boon cotn nanlona i, AilBhteil 3. M4ten rock t. Flower 5. N'eativ . A!!he'H with aa ?. Cravar , Myites uniform . Uilfnt n persavatlnt Whether voa Brefe dotlbj- breasted or single-breasted style, yoa can now indulge m the junttr appearance given by patch pocket. V-"K smftned to mmtm PP- . , ill .it 7,l,JsVTl Jfc have made their jiseaenc an styled to look particulri? well with . Ila(Kft. piam or nest effects tn stttter un finished or rough fabrics. Franklin stitching, ss used by sse w11 known maker, doe much to en hance the appearance of: is patch pocket coat. For this spring th success of th alon closing device 1 assured. Ne man who has experienced the neater effect, the more tailored appearance this gives his trousers wilt ever gs back to the old construction. P!ajid ifouitri go wHa the Drape. My observations have included men in every walk of life and these men welcome the advent of today's new styles ehestier, hosMer styles teat idealize and eompiiment the male figure. Physical appearance, always Im portant, today plays a more vital part in determining a man's eue- cess than it has heretofore. To- day's styles are the designers' an- ' , ; t it 9 will commence the reading of thejr ; new study took. Mrs. O, N Pol- mg and Dr. Sui Standard eryed t tea. Tirsday club met with Mi. s . . , w w a. . . u; u.,.,- ff- " Titwa no atae Cseantng day for the Phoenix cem tery sa ii in th eorcsmHmiy are urged to help tn this work, A ims I feet dinner $rHi be served it noon I la the grove Rsr th cemetery, If the weather permits, there win I he sunr&e meeting &n 4b grave- JFrl near Phoenix, Saeter mom i - .-. T Ed?ard of tfte PreafejterlaB ehurefe oJ Ashland wiii bring Sfe mtttsgs, Anyone deettlng to attend U lnted. Following this meeting, the four so cieties of the ComraRERlty oh-efe here will adjmtrn to the church building, where they win no? a Breakfast togeUter. with an appro-ptj-tc program girert at the ta&le. Attendanca at th Community church her Sunday morning was large and appreciative for the mes- sums brought by Br. Walter Van Kuyss of portianovwho Is educaHonal lead- er of the Preabyterlan board for th Pacific coast. Mrs. Gsss DraSt. was happrty airprised Wednesday when & group of re.a6ves and friends gsrei a& her home is honor ot her hirtfed? Those present were; Mr, and Mrs, BitSen CorthsU ot AahJft&o; Mr. sd Mrs. Ray Yost end Roger, Clayton snd tcit Yost; Mr. btj& Mr. Deneer and Marshaii. t, Roy and Howard Deitzer; Mr, asid Mrs. U O, Cater snd Mr, and Mr, M, T Sheela, T5se evening was spent piaving cards. Sams Valley SAMS VATXSYa Marrh 39,fSpU j Histh achool piyt "Cvrtone Bali?, given FrUiny night iindr th diree tion of Mtaa Vesta R&tt h won more cwnpHments tftan any p.ay jjivpn hero for some time The vi dienrff pronounced the p$tf weH pre sented, e?tch member the cast plsytnft hist part well. Neighbora and friends have feit dy-epiy enneerned ever the iSlne of Mrs. John Cata, who wds aeriotaiy injured h? a cr Ssturd? tsljfht w&.le eroMinit the road at her home. The csr wb driven by Dale Stoke o the WeUen district, Mr, Cat lies in the Community hpitI where her doctor ia unable to detedmlite the extent of her injyrie. farmers ,Here who had become m esus? over the eontimtoa dry eth- er are amfttng aain and enjoying the rain. Mr. and Mrs, Ted Deierd of Val!y View visited at th O. It. Treaham home. Ladiea ciub aet th date for in fhree one-set play a April 1$. The piaya wiii include moat ot the en tire membership of tne cmb. Parent snd teacher of th t?W snd boy high erfeoei fcivkeibsU tpm gave & banquet in their honor at the school house Saturday. The usual reremonie were dlpene& wty, aiiowinjt tlie team nd their eoftche the full tnjoyment or cin A ii er aaaentoiea at ins table, decorated tn Sam Vaiiey wild ftoarert, a f-roMB of mothers gathered in circle in the asusl ktsH fahlon and th Bam Valley school yeU. Thi brought loud p. Biattn ttotn th atudenta, teaeheral snd coaches. Slaty parents, teacher and atadens wer present. j. L. none, an Oregon pioneei, whs U M 1 Just fow? Cays older t&aa hi is-' f tive state, attended the pioneer ban- st at SSeriferd, where ts Chamcer of Commerce honored th Oregon ; pioneers. Mr, Row was bom onJ what la riosf th Jay Frink pla, out was formerly known a the Pel tort farm is the Aiitisch district, While attending the banquet, Mr. Rowe enjoyed renewing acquaintance with an old schoolmate, K, B, Day marketed t's truck toad of whit facfi beef catOe Saturday, Some of tfte residents in thta dis trict ar growing indignant over ks corwsttJoa existing sst the Sat-, s.ff f- frJ?3H Hi lit arday niaht dances here. From aft."" u otlm wnilCaiiy Mi Of reports, the condttions ar the results i at people from outside SmL Vatfey as a rer districts xa- ley as a rendezvous after i welcome elsewhere. butter KSe ssmtngr thrs grade butter. A, B and C with- th tm definition for feHitsrfat, will go into etteci het April 15, the uli sf meeting fit tb trtwie wth th mer chant' jK-f!i3gs hers. Tiie butter cod s to hve met th senersl aatisfacten of pro- dce distnbutor S ttte &i fleials. licensed inspectors or grade?! will hftve posts at each pUS-l und? Ss term Si code. The egg trad here expeHertns f ,.. tri. Mt Wfcetinit factors. LScensfns of ee fasserier. I receive Indiers and, probaWy. of imeresUT first isatractlon Ssfe same pr t handling eggs has bcett suggested. WASHTXGTOS, March i0. i" frTZT It SfVS St3 N?5ina. edscfitor. that Bhrin tnsst Indiana, educator, era' were seeking to cause a revctu Uon was approved today by the house rules committee. . The proposal now hs Ut be acted upon by the house. Over pretest of republican mem bers, the democratic majority ap proved a sew resolution hy Represen tative Butwtnkte (D K, Ct Umtttng the Snvesgai3oa to Wlrt'a state ments and the person he names he fore the committee as those to the revolutionary group. NEW YORK. March fR The future pita of to of the major atri transport eomnanle Is regard to -hlfdin oa goeronsent airmail cos tract er hidden hess&th a closSt of alienee arid uncertain!? today. Headquarters of Usitsd Aircraft s3 Transport eorporation. whJch oper atea United Air Line, was a seen of intense aetSrttjr, but so comment es tha temporary contract achedulea wa to be obtained. Colonel Sddte RickenhacSter, Ittca- preatdent o Korth Amertcaa Airtatiott, . twi Rsstt. em m 0 rattt aBderstJtnd St, sddlsg that M felt ther must b further analysing of , pwwoa. before the system w t& & deHnJte course of action. GO REL ANTED 0 WASHINGTON, Marea S. im The federal emeri?eney relief adminls traSIon toeSay granted feSara! reHsf funda to Wwhinnton, Oregon, Minne sota. Ohio antf Michigan. WaahiraSon was eSvn 65,3Si, of hteh ,90 u for unemployment; relief dnnng iVbraary and Karen, 36,.1S2 for afodent aid during ths two months, and for emere- ency enueayoa urlry? March, Orefjon get SS.99, of whlcs M4S.97T li for unemployment relief dutlws March, ?.6$ for transient relief ditrtia? March, t,400 tor attt. dent aid during ?orusry snd Msreh, snd S,0 for ths remploymest aeryice, i RUM TAX DECISI WAITED Bl B 8.M,BK, Ore, Mareh e (APS Attomejr Oenerai f, K, Van Wlnltl said today Ss had no ksMs-Kled-t that Oeorge Nettner, attorney for the stats i'oaer commiion. i?sd reguested b opinion a to ths lestattty of th re roar tfw feature of the beer and wfn prt-rlleg tast, Th ta i herasrss f fettlre MumH S. to be collected from Beeemoer US. Protest had neen sssd on nayment of the lx prior to th stm th t went tnto effect. va WissSti said this monsing n had reeetfed such request from 1 jjj commission, feat had referred jhem to their own attorney, , Journaiiam in M eoanttiea is res resented Ir, an eahlhlt nrepred by Prof. J. W, Riding of Tmi Csra- tiaa usiwrsltir, Fort Worth, EF f Heart Disease fn Chicago Hospital Made $100 000 and Spent It m (Tsited P??se atftff Corespondent.) CKtCAOO Mreh SO. t?F A &um&& Uw&sd in th? Ocfe to &e Irs O. Biffev tha jnn wa iujht Chi-jte a, L.sbsg b tusily fclitKt nd criticaUr ot hir c!!etwe. la t publte h . cot betwa & jsegts jouii s4 s htte boy ?ha groar. feequest, H feand th? fey 139 Sehnke. pTa:dnt of the Ait POoi Aoc!t;ofl, isd hod irhen ih that h mJ. deepit st ml- That Bitlis 1 the sruts who far Umiberah na wings i erif id is ! LisKSbergfe own boot, '"V," is : th colonel states; f of April, On April , ESil, I had my who itaswa t th ISeJHaska Air craft corporation as the aot "bard, boiled' Usatrttetor the army had dur ing t& Billie as as expert prlot beiara tha srar. He s ss tst f srts airmail filers and fa af to ha taught more men how te fly than sy other msn no1 living. After man? years of ftying, ne s- quista a reirtt.on hiO, earned S oee. spent It, and nos 1 Tirtuaitf Seatltue. TEet he eo(ii4 smile today trhen Sthfes nBt5os4 u.rss &t . . "I lementbe Blm," hs aaid. "I met blot wses X was ijsatrusta? Be brotssht me a check for 400 fesm hla mother, He wa queer looking kid &4 onlj Stataer sasSet, sshftti pt&ta, a aitfrt and cap only on ault of UTtderwesr, "J got hint o h aoutd K. K wa a darned: (oad stadent. Ks had mm, wa aSci SsteBest ao3 th average ttilist 1 sro it intere st;!, sasiHrig, tamed hi Sascl front td to HSa eyes were opes yet he admitted tha h could nst , His estset we enopp4 to pieces hy Ms own UsbsMas hreatJttns aadi the groan of t! w boy wfts y near him; "About th Km he gat so be cesf solo, Ss ra oui ot fund, th eran conttsued. "So ha juat nss sroun Jumped out of slaaee wltls Mtrachates did other tanta, Rnsl lj he got ssa t4 t gaa tt was ta say ami a ops army psmn. fs he meaaetf around wtte eihibltfoa stunt.5 Biffs finished hi tary wita taw imp!, yet perhsp on of th great est, tributes to Ltedhssgh; 1 ifjcM Mm h was good tu dent. TOtSDO, Ore., Marc?, I5.-(W1 Sentence of fin peras-s to pesBB 3ry Sens tasSay sad. ni5 i serte arson gang wtsle had opet sted in Benton and Lteaols tounttf for eight year, aetttns sight fire smounttn-f to alO.SOO in Insurance, A STn--ff aestEc -ra js5 O. U Kolf-at. it to 6 hs feader of tfes gang. Andrew Button, Bes tSsdsisj, MsrSst Bjtrt? n4 lifts, Etnm St miuos were senteace-S to four year. Sutton aad Bjert?' rswls sfS tionsl sTsn-yesr terms on nwrats (fhsnrea. Us. Steenaos trs naroied ts , Katriet Attorney t. O. Sngllsh. SESMS. eermany. Marsh TU SJetra-Ooldaryn-Msyer- motisa picture, "Ths PrlMflajV-er and th Lady." ir narreo ssom osrssss-f today after playing for two we With ttiBjJl "-ft 86 film ex pert for ths ministry prspajtanda t Med th ttatsn for te hsnrung of tJ ftSre. K was Hiked; ts th film bsjrrsdL feecauss Sfssf Br who stay th !d ! Jewi" Tfit offteist snappsd sat; "J-" SALKSt, March 30-f APt Go-rernor Juila fe, Steier baa sp-sointed C. M. Crsndstt of Vle, a district sttoraer of Maihear county ts aaeeeeij Ktighi t. Big, whs feilgsed. Biggs recently appointed deptfty V, S. dis trict attorney ot th Oregon drttt V,-