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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TftlBUNT;, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAT 18, 1934. lflB(Ml;IISWhill(mfliBl!k 81 Bead every ad on thli pace ... yon will probably find ezactlj the thins you want to bay or sell . I" 11 Isn't there, adver tise . . . Ifa inei pensive, etfectlvel RATES per word first injection., , (Minimum 39c) Bach additional Insertion. per word lc iMinimum 10c) Per line per month, without cop; changes 1.26 Phone 75 FOE WANT AD3 LOST AND FOUND LOST If dog missing, call 1516 WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Any kind of sewing by day. Phone 835-W. WANTED FEMALE HELP MIDDl-AOp women capable with rancn wor or o 5454. Tribune. lTODReafranch woman, middle aged, to keep houae for bachelor. Box 5255. Tribune. WANTED Experienced waltreas tm- mXatett. Must bo able to type. NRA wages paid. Diamond Cafe. MALE OR FEMALE WANTED Apple thinners. Suncrest Orchard, 2 miles east of Talent. WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Yopng man to operate de livery route: pieass f1- aentlal. Guaranteed wages. Box 5253, Tribune. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS wanted To buy Fordson tractor for ' Jtjt 50, Call 1538-X, evenings. A r WANTED Good used cream separ ator, medium size. A. L. .. Rt. 4, Box 994. Medford. . Piano for storage. Call WANTED 641-W. NOTICE Mr,' Grower! Have 30 good experienced tninneis. out and look over your orchard and make you price per tree Wl.l save you money. P"01., WANTED To trade 14 rabbits and 3 hutches for 6 laying hens. Call 513-W. PAY CASH for electric pumping sys- torn, 400-gal. H. A. Korth, Gold Hill, R. 1. .-ih nr nnnlM. anv amount. Write or wire E. O. Breln, 920 Oak St., Oakland, Cal. WANTED Ford sedan or coach. Must be in good condition: 1929 or later model, write box ooo. 1TTMK- WANTED We bay cash for JUNK BATTERIES AND RADIATORS. ALUMINUM, 1 BRASS, COPPER and Junk of all " descriptions. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 No. Grape. Tel 1082 WANTED Baby calves. 395, Medford. Rt. 1, Box WANTED To buy men's good usable clothing. Jenning s uoan South Front St. FURNITURE re-upholstered. Phone 969-R. Thibault. 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 Bldg., Portland, Ore. WANT TO BUY 1929 Ford, cheap. 833 W 2nd. WANTED Household goods, stoves toola or what have you. Medford Bargain House. 37 N Orape St Tel 1003. S WILL care for elderly sick people In my home, pnone FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Small 3-room furnished house, 117 So. Holly. Call ?31-x- rOR RENT Furnished house. Call 1020 E. 11th. TOR RENT Modern 5-room house with stoves. 318 W. -Jackson . TOR RENT 5-room furnished house Redden & Co., Tel. 720. FOR RENT Unfurnished 8-room house. 633 Pine. Tel. 549-R. TOR RENT Houses, furnished or un furnished. C A DeVoe. 523-J-3 HOUSES lor rent or sale. Call Haro'.d H. Brown, 195. K)R RENT Small furnished house. 305 South Oakdale. TOR RENT - H o m e a. furnished fir uniurnlshed Brown 4t Wait FOR RENT APARTMENT8 Vw RENT Apt, by day, week or f.nonth. 616 No. Central. fOR RENT Furnished or unturnlsh. psritnents Carnill Court rcl U'5 FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT 3-room furnished apart merit, (8.50 per month. Call at 309 W. Jackson. FOR RENT Front apartment In Mall Tribune Bldg. Three rooms, aUo small dressing room and bath room Lights, hot and cold water and heat furnished. Rent very reasonable Tribune office. FOR RENT Small furnished apart ment, combination living and din ing room, sleeping room and kitch enette. Hot and cold water, lights and heat furnlahed. Low rent. Apply at Tribune office. 3-ROOM furnished apt., 375 So. Ceil' tral. FOR RENT Modern furnished room apt. 345 N. Bartlett. FOR RENT ROOM BOARD FOR heated sleeping rooms oall 1399-L. ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 8. Orape. BOARDANd" ROOM. 719 . Mala Rates very moderate. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS BACHELOR CABINS 445 So. Front. FOR RENT Improved 3 acre tract, garden land, close in. t?art fruit and berries. 402 E. Main. FOR EXCHANGE EXCHANGE Furn. re-upholsterlng for lumber, wood, fish poles and reels. Phone 960-R. FOR SALE OR TRADE White electric sewing machine for tight sedan Box 638. Tribune. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TRADE Service atation, store, garage and cab Ins, on main Pacific highway, valu ed at $5,500. Will take home, city or suburban, on trade, balance terms. ALSO Small ranch, nicely Improved, In clover and alfalfa, located one mile from town. Will take unincumber ed property aa down payment. Bal ance terms. - CARLES A. WINQ AGENCY, INC. 100 E. Main St. Phone 738. FOR TRADE Ashland houae for Medford. Reasonable. 518 So. Oak, dale. TO EXCHANGE Small apartment house in Portland lor clear resi dence in or near Medford. Box 5246, Tribune. FOR TRADE 200 acre farm near Sclo, Ore. Value $15,000. Want creek or river bottom property of equal value which carries placer gold and has plenty of water. Only an even trade considered. Am not Interested in equities. Box 5220, Tribune. ROSEBURG Acreage near Now Sol diers' Home. Wonderful location for beer garden, camp ground, gar dening. All city conveniences Ex change for Medford property or what have you? Clear for clear. No Junk. Room 323. Jackson Hotel, Medford, or 8B37 N. E. Dolores Ave Portland. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Diamond Lake summer home. Box 5256, Tribune. RANCH-SEEKERS I You can't get more for your money than this: 36 acres free soil with deeded water right and 40 acres mining ground adjoining; all next to unlimited range. 4-room house, good barn, other bldgs. Family orchard, 10 A In alfalfa, bal. oats. 26 head stock and horses, turkeys, chickens, hoes. all farming equipment, hay In barn, etc. ah for aiitsso.oo total price. Arthur E. Lalng, 19 N. Bartlett. Tel, 1498. FOR SALE My home completely furnished at 708 West 10th St. Six large rooms, fine shade, good loci tlon. At a bargain. Jack Stewart. FOR SALE Gold placer and quarts mines, box 1019, Tribune. WHEN you think of real estate, think of Brown St Whtie. LARGE LOT Fruit and nut trees excellent soil Sacrifice $250 Write Box 66. Mall Tribune. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Gentle saddle horse. Tel. 629-L. FOR SALE Fresh cows. Schultz, Beagle, Ore. FOR SALE DOGS PETS FOR SALE 3 wire-haired fox terrier pups, 6 weeks old. 227 Cottage. ROLLER CANARIES Mrs. C. A. Voe. FOR SALE POULTRY AND EGOS PURE Bronze toma, cockeran's prlre tock (5. Jesse Nell Rt 1. Ashland FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1032 Ford 3-ton truck. Like now. Bill Clarkeon, 810-R-l. DEPENDABLE USED CARS 1933 Chev. Coupe. 1932 Dodge Sedan. 8 wire whels and trunk; lots of accessories. Trade and Terms. EAKIN MOTOR CO. Hudson-Terrsplane Dealer. Next to Western Auto Supply. FOR SALE 1035 Buick coach. Rt. Bex 303. USED CARS High Orade Cars at Reasonable Prices 1933 Plymouth Sedan. 1934 Studebaker Sedan. 1931 Chrysler 8 Sedan. 1927 Chrysler 70 Sedan. 1929 Buick Coupe. ARMSTRONO MOTORS. INC. 38 N Riverside. Chrysler 4i Plymouth Deslera FOR SALE Model T Ford touring, electric washing machine Bargain Route 4. Box 77. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS ZINN'IA, AMt petunia plant 3 dos 2Ac. 311 Wliumett. - - - limcu aiiii is? '- 3P-- m-i-h FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE May Duke pie cherries. orders taken lor Hings ana Koyai Annea. Phone 1041-R. or call at 802 s No. Riverside. FOR SALE several repossessed res taurant tables and chairs. Also 3 very fine repossessed show cases 8 feet long, light mahogany, first class condition, Trowbridge Cabinet Works. Phone 338. BEER COOLER for eale; combination two-keg draught and 100 bottle, mechanically refrlgerted Super-Cold, reposseased. Priced right for quick sale. Write or phone to Brownie's Radio Shop, Grants Pass., Oregon. Phone 58. ELECTRIC RADIO Sell cheap or trade for what have you. Ill wasn. FOR SALE Secondhand garden tractor, cultivator, plow, and disc. Woods Lumber Co. GENUINE Dodge parts, 1936 and older care at big discount to close out. Also parts, including fenders, for later uoages. want to clean up entire stock. EAKIN MOTOR Co., next to western Auto Supply. FOR SALE One Deerlng Ideal 7-foot oinacr, good condition, 975.00. II E. Conger. DENTISTRY Dr. I rt Gove. 335 B Main. FOR SALE Manure. J. A., Manke, two miles east of Jacksonville, tf FOR SALE Praotically new wood range. Call at 526 Haven. FOR SALE OR TRADE Shakes; length cut to order; prices right. Phone 939-Y. Address O. C. Alt house. 115 Florence St., Medford. SWEET RED CHERRIES now ripe. orders now taken for Lambert and Royal Anne cherries. Ordera de livered. Phone 571-R-S. HAY, wheat, corn, rolled or ground Dariey. can deliver, o. a Devoe. 623-J-3. FOR SALE Hay grinder with 36-h.p. engine, or trade for Ford or Chev. rolet 2-ton truck. L. O. Vanwegen, 235 No. Ivy. Tel. 1042-R. LAWN Mowers sharpened. Medford cycle onop. 23 n. nr. Phone 281 SAND, gravel, sediment, teaming. plowing, mono ou-j FOR SALE Used sewing machines, all makes: terms u deaired. All makes rented and repaired White Sewing Machine Co. 34 N Bartlett. MISCELLANEOUS DOGS examined free. Dr. Stone, 4th and Bartlett. MOVED to new location, 16 S. Central. c. Earl Bradflsh, watchmaker-Jew eler. WE board old people; rent furnished canins. convalescent Home, Ash' land. ASK us about saving nearly 50 of your Automobile Insurance. S A Kroachel. 33 N. Grape St. BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE Coffee Ann's. See Mrs Cecil Jennings. Phone 888. BUSINESS DIRECTORY .Abstracts JACKSON CO. ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title and Title Insurance The only complete Title System In Jackson County. ' MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title. Rooma 8 and 6, No. 83 North Central Ave- upatalrs. Attorneys at Law. NEWTON C. CHANEY Attorney at Law. Rooma 209-310. First National Bank Bldg., Medford, Ore. Expert Window Cleaner, LET OEOROE DO IT - Tel. 1172 Houae Cleaning. Floor Waxing. Ori ental Rug Cleaning specialty BADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 1015 No Central phone J 15 Prices right, dervive guaranteed. BAWLEY TRANSFER - Expert pack era and movers Special livestock moving equipment. Prices ngbt 618 North Riverside Phone 1044-X Job Printing MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT Best equipped plant in southern Oregon Printing of all ktnde; book binding: loose leaf ledgers and blanks, billing systems, duplicating ml tales slips and everything In the printing Unea. 38-30 N. Orape Phone 76. Painting and Papemanglng M. A. BUSS Painting and paper- hanging Tel 648 w o.8 s orape Physician and Surgeon. CHARLES W LEMERY. M. D. Diseases and Surgery of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Olaaaea Fitted. 204 Medford Bldg.. Medford. Ore Consultation Hours, 10 to 13 and 3 to 5 Office Phone 567. Res. Phone 1013. Money tu Lend WE LEND MONEY ON FURNITURE AND LATE MODEL AUTOS. Three per cent per month on un. paid balance No other chargea See W B. Thomaa. 46 South central, ground floor craterian Theater Bldg State Ucenee No 8-157. Wall paper Cleaning. WALL-PAPER CLEANING, lo per eq ft. Mr. Black. 310 N. Bartlett. LEGAL NOTICES vmim nf Final settlement In the County Court of the Slate of Oregon for jacxaon wunij. In the Matter of the Estate of Wll I,. .i rajrwnlc.r. deceased. Notice ' is hereby given that the undersigned has Hied her nnsi . count in tne aoovo raui li above rnutled Court has i.l, ICJ'JA al. 10:00 O'clOtlt i " a. m., In the County Court Room, In the Court House In Medford, Oregou, as the time and place for hearing objections to said Final Account, and for the settlement tnereor. EVE ZOE CARPENTER. Executrix. Meteorological Report May 18, 1934. Forecasts. Medford and vicinity: Pair tonight and Saturday. Moderate temperature. Oregon: Fair east and south and unsettled with showers tonight or Saturday northwest porjlon. Moder ate temperature. Local Data. Temperature a year ago today: Highest, 59: lowest, 35. Total monthly precipitation, 3.30 Inches; deficiency for the month, .48 inch. Total precipitation since Sep tember 1, 1933, 9.38 Inches; deficiency for the season. 6-84 Inches. Relative humidity at 5 p. m. yes terday, 38; ft a. m. today, 87. Sunrise tomorrow, 4:47 a. m. Sunset tomorrow, 7:28 p. m. Observation! Tnken at 5 a .m., 120 Meridian Time. 5 5 v?H 55" Ss CITY K 2 M B H n Boston 62 50 .... Clear Cheyenne - 80 48 .... Clear Chicago - 88 54 .... Cloudy Eureka 60 46 .... Clear Helena .. 74 46 .04 P. Cldy Los Angeles 76 58 .... Clear MEDFORD .......... 85 36 Clear New Orleana . 82 70 Clear New York 50 .. Clear Omaha - 00 66 Clear Phoenix 88 63 Clear Portland . 63 47 Cloudy Reno - 72 34 .... Clear Roseburg - 86 40 .01 Clear Salt Lake 86 84 .... Clear San Francisco..... 64 53 .... Clear Seattle - 62 48 .04 P. Cldy Spokane 66 44 .... Rain Walla Walla 72 45 .... P. Cldy Washington, DXJ. 68 -. VANDAL TRACK TEAM FAVORED OVER 0. S. C CORVALLIS, Ore., May 18. (AP) The University of Idaho track team, considered here the best to represent that institution for several years, will match strides with Oregon State col lege in a dual meet here today. After scanning comparative meet marks of the two teams this season, Coach Grant Swan of Oregon State college, ruled the invading Vandals the favorltea. . In their eight years as members of the I. C 4-A. the University of South ern California track and field teams have won six championships, t University of Southern California track and field men have won eight individual Olympic games champion ships. , 4 ' Jess Wlllard, like Jack Dempsey, who took the world's heavyweight boxing crown away from him, has been refereeing sports events in the southwest. All kinds of iJ . olanks for sale for rent, no hunting no trespassing and other cards for sale at Commercial Printing Dept of Mall Tribune. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS 1. Lacerated K. Deface I. Either of two constella ' tlona 13. Son of Adam 15. Native metal- bearinx compound 14. Suffering 16. Sure 18. Front of a shoe 19. Whore play starts In golf so. wni 22. Scot 2i. Historical period is, Ons who feigns 28. Leader of Davld'a . choir 12. Conceal 13. Mythical bird 15. Three-part composition IS. Everlasting; noAtti. F ft E SgbprEjS TEP ESN EEpIeItOO A ft S o n 3T cIeomTT a Mn T R A W L SBAIBIAITIEIP1 X iSi. rsiAiBiR EOArrftFmg SITS n1F isle E A ft T BDmK E N T E DJ It, Instrument for measurlnr the spectno rravity or II. Irrigated 10. Central portion Wn .tiff of an ear of J?1 , corn Channel from 11. In this place ha shora 13. Electric Inland . dynamo It. Saucy 17. Health resort' S7. On the ocsati 0. Southern con- 51. Carman city alellaiicn 19. Tha rainbow liq f Z 3 4 s Z"7 IP 8 1 7o 77 25 IT 21 lipa 2? Jo 31 43 44 43 4io S 37 n So p 31 SZ "I M 1H I iH 1 1 Table Rock TABLE ROCK. May 18. (Spl.) Table Rock school will close May 18 1 with a program In the evening. Rev. D. Mallard of Medford, will address tne eignth grade graduatea, wno are Rebecca Hunaley, Pearl Clark. Ken-1 neth Henaley, Dick Schafer, Ivan Meyers and Tom Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richardson of Modoc Orchard are the parents of a boy, born at Medford May 18. Mrs. V. R. Schafer and daughters. Lola and Doris, Charles Swingle, Paul Wilson, Dick schafer and Dwjght Wilson spent Sunday afternoon at Jackson Hot springs. Mr. Flemmlng of Eugene was a vis itor here last week In the interest of the LaSalle Extension college. Mr. and Mr,. R. E. Neslon were visitors at Prospect, May IS. Those attending baccalaureate ex ercises at Sams Valley Sunday eve ning were: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hena ley, Mr. and Mra. Ralph Wilson, Mrs, O. W. Sage, Mrs. John Dickey, Ma rlon Neslon, Roy and Kenneth Hens ley, Dwlght Wilson, Ruth Sage, Bob Sage and Mrs, Luke Ryan and chil dren. Mel Atkins Is home from Klamath county where he haa been shearing sheep for some time. Fred N. Rowden la setting out 10 acre, of tomato planta for local oan ncry trade. The three children of Mr. and Mra. Clarence Helner, Junior Richardson. Mildred Clark, Elmer Kyle. Don Sage and Blllle Atklna all have whooping cough. Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Tuttle are va cationing in California and Nevada polnta of interest. Mr. and Mr,. John Neelon and daughters spent Sunday picnicking in Ashland park. - Long Mountain LONO MOUNTAIN, May 18. (Spl.) Nick Young broke his right arm while hauling hay Tuesday. Mr. and Mra. Carlyle Natwlck were business callers In Medford one day this week. Miss June Stowell spent Tuesday night with Mlas Oeorgla Chamberlain of Eagle Point. Lester Marshall, Boyden Charley, Jim Worthlngton and Charley Fraser have been helping Bill Holman hay the past week. Mary Ellen Holman spent Tuesday night with Bonny Jean stowell. Mra. Oeorge Stowell, Mr. and Mrs. Elaworth Stowell and three children, Mr. and Mrs. R. Holman and two children attended the Juvenile Orange dance Saturday evening, . Mrs. Eva Nichols and daughter, Marjorle of Eagle Point, spent Sun day evening at the home of Mr. and Mra. Elaworth Stowell. Romayne Kelly spent Monday night with Mary Ellen Holman. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Stowell, Mra. Lena Stowell and daughter, Bonny Jean, motored Sunday to Holcomb Springe. Irene, Verta and Bonny .Jean Sto well spent Saturday night In Eagle Point. . Phone 543. We'll haul away your refuse. City Sanitary Service. Cross -Word Puzzle Solution of Yetterday', PutiI, 10. City In Switisrlanft 11. Dlllaael 1$. Kewspaper paragraph IT. Ancient Irish capital 31. Title of a young boy 31. Punish by a nne That wnmav, 17. Propl with oars 2i, One that stopi 39. Cruited 41ah 31. Davie for carrying brick t(. Partntrhlt! lane IT. Jbttn charact? It. Dlvlilon of a chool jr 41. Ltxifti boat 43. Festival 41. Qoddem of discord 41. TltU 4tj. Span of horial 48. Persian fairy 49. Branches of Isarnlnf II. Top ptf;a of i fc aplr B4. Dad DOWN 1. Diplomacy I. Musical instrument I. Traitor 4. Rprlta I. worker In plastic arT 4. (3od of war 7. French annuity I. Aloft 9, Set an fltlmat on Eagle Point EAGLE POINT, May 18. (Spl.) Thirteen students of the Eagle Point high school will receive dlplomaa at the graduation exercises tonight, at the Oasis. There are eleven girls and two boya In the claaa. Mary Jacka, Hilda Rein, Freya Rain, Cora Cran dall, Helen Sellers, Hare) Smith, Vic toria Dahack, Luclle Hurst, Florence Putman. Eileen Grow, Doris Houston, Gerald Hansen and Maurice Jacks. Dr. Redford of the Southern Oregon Normal school will deliver the main addreea. A special musical program baa been arranged and will consist of number, by the Girls' Glee club, high school orchestra and a ladiea' trio. Mr. Simmon, and family have moved to Eagle Point. They formerly lived at Grave Creek, Ore. At a meeting of the school board May 10 the present staff of teachers were re-elected for the coming year. Principal C. F. Davlea, high school Instructors, Yetta Olson and Fern Simpson; eighth grade, Floyd Barrett; Intermediate grades, Donna Earl; pri mary, Wilda DerneiUe. Mra. Orace Walker, Mrs. Edith Wledlman and Mrs. Mary Wlodman were shopping In Medford May 13 A number of Eagle Point ladiea at tended a shower at Mrs. Charles Humphreya' at Reese creek May 10, The shower wa, given for Mrs. Fern Hannaford, formerly Fern Jacks. Mr. and Mra. Ray Harnlsh and fam' lly, Mr. and Mra. Fred Dutton, Sam Harnlsh, Mrs. Price and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harnlsh motored to Grants Fas, Sunday for a picnic dinner In the nark. Wm. Crandall and family, Mr. Johnson and Mlas Johnson were din ner guests of Mra. Harris Sunday. Mr. Ear of San Francisco Is here for a vacation and fishing trip and to vlait hla daughter, Donna Earl Mis, Earl will accompany him aouth at the cloae of school. Nick Young broke hla arm Mon day when he fell from a load of nay, Junior class of the Eagle point nign school Is entertaining the senior class and faculty at a banquet Wednesday nleht. to be followed by a dance at the Grange hall for all alumni ana members of the high school. Ira Tungate, brother of Mrs, Cow den. was operated on at the Sacred Heart hospital. Hla sister, Emma Bill son of Portland 1, here to be with him during hi, Illness. Mr. and Mra. John Rader went to Portland on business. Mr. and Mra. Percy Haley attended the dance at Butte Palle Saturday night, Mr. and Mra.. Perry, Mr. and Mra. Rov Smith and children had dinner with their mother, Mra. Ayres, Sun day. Juvenile dance waa well attended and all report a good time. Mr. Putman, who uvea on me Barnes ranch, haa put out several acre, of tomato plant, for the can nery. Wm, Perry waa transacting buslnesa In Medford May 16. Mrs. Walter Clement, entertained Tuesday evening with a card party. Quests for the evening were Mr,. Lot tie Van Scoy, Mrs. Harria, Lyle Van Scoy, Yetta Olson, Fern Simpson, Donna Earl, Wllda Darnellle and Leila Oalllan. . . Jacksonville JACKSONVILLE, May 18. (Spl.) Marcel la Mitchell entertained with a party May 11. Qaraea were played, after which refreshment, were aerved to Harold White, Tommy Dunnlng ton, Billy Larten, Bill Johnaon, Oall Lusk, Bud Mitchell, Kenneth Purcell, Joe - Beach. Ernesta Bell, Georgli Hart, Lucille Plltcroft and Troda Butcher. Mrs. Thelma Jone, and Mrs. Crow nd daughter of Medford, visited at the W. A. Chllder, home Tuesday, Eighth grade haa completed final examinations, ending school for thla term. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Forbes, Misses Audrey and Madolene Metagar, Albert Olson and Claude Manke spent the week-end at Squaw Lake fishing. High school claas party of the Pres byterian church will be held at the church Friday. Miss Hazel William waa a dinner guest of Mrs. Minnie Dunnlngton, Tuesday. Mr. and Mra. Odin of Griffin 0eek are the parent of a daughter, born Sunday at the Jacksonville sanita rium. Mra. S. I. Dunnlngton la visiting at C. H. Ounnlngton's home on Wolf Oulcb. Miss Mary Bally ha been elected to teach the Ruch school thla coming year. A. E. Hart spent the week-end with hla family here. Lois and Ella Ed ward, of Mt. Shaata City, Calif., were also week-end gueata at th A. E. Hart home. John R. Knight I preparing hla puplla for recital numbera td be pro. sented In the near future In Oranta Faaa and In Medford. Junior-Senior high school banquet waa held at the Presbyterian church May 10. Rogue River ROOmS RIVIH, May 18. (Spl.) May II the Clvlo Improvement club entertalwd with a program and re. freahment at tha Community hell In honor of th mother of Rogue River. The children from Mia, Willi,' and Mia Rosa' rooms gave a number of song and reading, which were all enloved. Then all listened to a reading by Mr,, Albert Krlba, "When Mallnda Shiga." Rev, Haman of Grants Pasa also spoke. May 0 a mtacellaneous ahower waa given in the dining room of the Wal dorf hotel with Mrs. Belle Hart and Mrs. Richard Scott a hostesses, in honor of Mrs. Orville Dengler, a re cent bride. Many uaeful and beauti ful gifts were received by Mrs. Deng ler. During the afternoon refresh ment were served to the 40 guests. Ralph Duffleld of Stockton, Cal., ar rived here Wednesday to visit his grandmother, Mrs. Martha Stead, and other relatlvee. Rev. w. A. Conden and eon, Orville, and Charlie Theobald left Tuesday by motor for Seattle and from there will travel by boat to Seward, Alaska, where Rev. Conden and son will visit for some time. Mr. Theobald plana on staying, aa ha ha aold hla home here to Tom Smith of Oold Hill. H. L. Clark left Saturday by atage for San Pranclaco, where he plans to locate. Mr. and Mr,. Nat Hart and Mr. and Mra. R. O. Scott and daughter, were Medford shopper Tuesday. Mr. and Mr,. Ira Pheip, ano junior, were dinner gueata Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard A. Qrlm at wea ford. A turkey dinner, May U. In honor of the birthday of Teo. Nlemuth waa held at Mr. and Mrs, Joe Hull's In Oranta pas. Edward Carter Barhlght left on the stage May S for his home In Omaha, Nob., where he will visit nis parenm and other relative. Mr. and Mr,. Fred O'Kelly apent the week-end In Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sandry were Mother's Day gueata of their daughter, Mra. Wlllard Orlm, at Medford. Mother's Day wa observed by both the Church of Chrlet and the Preaby- terlan church with mualo and other featurea. At the Presbyterian cnurcn Mrs. Florence Taylor received the bouquet given the oldeat mother, and Mrs. Elsie Phelps lor the youngest mother. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. O'Karro spent the week-end at Ashland visiting tholr two sona and families, Mr,. Clara Baker and daughter, Corln and ,on Sidney left Saturday for an Indefinite atay at Lo, Angeles, Mr. Baker will atay here for the nrnMint. Mr,. M. R, Blls, wm a dinner gueat Mother', Day of her daugnw, .I... WHnv and family. . W. F. Wright I reported vary at hla home hare. All hop for a apeedy recovery. Herbert Koeppe wa, taken to a Med ford hoapltal Tuesday. Ha haa Influ enza, and sttll I, very 111. Hiuht. from Roaue River took the civil service examination at Oranta pass and Ashland for tne poet oni Those who took the examination were Walter Combs, Charlie ooeriaon, a. n.u,ii,fc John Levcn. J. R. Bowen, Mrs. J. A. Scott, Mrs. and Mrs. Mary Pitman. t, anri Mra. E. E. Miner ana u", John Breeding were dinner gueata Mothor'e Day with the ladies- moww, Mrs. Cole, at Grant Paaa. ..i.... u.mi Willie. Bertha Bu ford and Genevieve Piatt entertained with a dinner May 11 In honor of .u- v.l-tt,Hv nf Mrs. W. A. MOiiwu, Other gueata wer Mr. Johnston and aon, Paul. ' ' . Mr. and Mra. Brneat waiter. . n -m. fl.l.. anent Mother' Day with Mra. Walter,' parent, Rev. Mr,. Walter Conden, A atrawberry festival will be given May as by th Clvlo Improvement club on th lawn at th. OaUtef Kold springs ranch on the highway. The proceeda are tor th scholarship loan fund. m . A Jolly plcnlo wa nJoyed Sunday at Palmer'. Thoae who gathered for the dinner were Mr. ana " " t.i....t nnn on. Paul, ana u. Frank Heath and daughter, Annabelle, Mr. and Mra. Erneat waiwr., and Mrs..Conden and aon, Orville, and Mlsa Bertha Butord. . Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Robert ana Boyd, spent the week-end with Mr. Robert' parent. B. A. Prultta, at Wolf Creek. Mr.. Nancr Gunderson and son, Tom Conway, and Mr. Lew Oonway of Lakevlew wer buainea ano pieesui. visitors for a few days, arriving here Saturday and returning home Mon day. Mrs. Garfield Un nd grandaon, nin ta nnusart. left on the Shaata Wednesday for Monmouth to vlalt Mr and Mra. Brownie BOUgerv, Mr,. Jamea E. Plank waa taken to Medford, and Tuesday underwent major operation at th Community hnanltal. Mr,. L. R. Skelton left Friday for a two weeks' vlalt at Loe Angela,, mii dred Millar la ataylng with th children during Mr,. Skelton, an. sence. A welcome entertainment to Rogue River It a motion plotur how and talkie,, to be an every Saturday night affair. CLIMAX, May la. (Spl.) The community xtnda heartleat con. gratulatlon to The Mall Tribune on winning the Puiltaer meoai. Mra. Lucy Ortssom and daughter, Nellie, hav returned to th ranch her aftar having apent th winter at Central Point, whr Kelll at tended high school. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Hurst and Ona Comatock were shopping In Medford Saturday, Roberta Werta returned horn Thursday from Central Point, when, she attended high achool. Mr. and Mra. Jim O'Brien of Apple gaU and frlenda from Medford called at th Wert ranch Sunday. Mra. Jennie White and Roberta and Norm WarM vlelted Mr. Oold Sun day. Sam Coy went to Kagl Point Tuea dav. Miss Ona and Madeline Comatock : hav been abent from school thla i week. I D. B. Oold of Medford visited hlaj family at hla ranch here laat week. I Mennlfee Charley 1 returning to- day to work for Jim Own, Climax Everett Grlssom la haying at hi Central Point ranch. Crops are exceptionally good here this year, due partly to the numerous showers which this vicinity haa re ceived the past month. A week ago Monday is rained hard, from dusk until morning, and as far aa could be learned, there was only a slight rainfall in other sections of th county. L. H. Werta went to Medford and Central Point Friday. Hilda Morgan visited her aon, Charles, Thursdsy. Ye Poet's Corner PO DREAMS COME TltUE? Do dream come true, you aalt Do dreams como true? Dreams of happy youth: Do sou believe they dot1 Thoae happy days we dream. And wait, as oft we do, Only to learn tu passing yeariw That they never do come true. I well remember many a dream I dreamed In early youth- How I lived and hoped In tears, Yet never gtiessed the truth. That only in the memory of years- would live to give me Joy; That dreama were all, forsooth. The ruse that thoughta employ. How oft I sit and watch the fire And day-dream aa It were, Of days of happy childhood dreama. Amid the singing of the ftr. The old homestead in mountain dear: The murmur of the streams. Again X alt beside the fire and Dream my childhood dreams. Mary O. Carey. Talent, Ore. . . ; PIONEERS OF OREGON Many busy years have gone Since a restless, eager throng, Worn and weary, treked along Strange grim miles to Oregon. Prtends and much of gain forgone, They scorned the ways of growing ease, Courage kept the souls of these Pioneers to Oregon. i . The horizon signaled On I At the first faint strealta of day, And Onl until th shadows grey prougnt new dreams of Oregon. Glad at last to stand upon This land of their desire, To see the pine tree's lofty spire Lift to skies of Oregon. Mld these scenes of magnitude And the tedious Journey o'er. Mothers planned their homes one more While the cabin logs were hewed. Helped to clear the land and break The fragrant soil and grow the grain. Learned through hardship and thru path To overcome and not forsake. Sturdy, patient, keen to know More of this their wonderland But partly to understand Wealth the coming years still show. So they learned to live and praise With thanks for guidance and for rain With their lossea and their gain . God the giver of their days. We should love them, you and I; Bee the relics of their day, Know it has not passed away; Faith o lived can never die. Onl In our memory you live on,. Pioneers of Oregon! Hasel A. Bioneker, PROSPERITV'S BACK Prosperlty'a back to atay .' In the good old TJ. 8. A. If you think I'm saying thl, (n tun. Com west, to Oregon. , ;'01d Man Depression" earn and went: Hla wicked back la badly bent. It really wasn't half ao bad, Out her In Oregon. Out here, when th sun come up, It seems, . Along these famous fishing streams, If you'll listen close to the song birds' trill,, You'll hear, "Thar' gold In them thar hill,." . In Oregon we live on love, and pleas ant scenery. We have no fear of floods or quake. Or Joke that Mother Nature make. Out here we hav. "Just what It takea." If you're looking for a little fun. Come weat around the third of Jun. Bring your friend and plan a sprer, For Oregon's Diamond Jubilee. We've something planned for '.very one To keep them buay from ,un to ,un. And If you'll forget about the "Big Wolf," You'r, sure to hav sens fun. Just ona thing mora t'd Ilk to say About this Jubilee. If you atay a week, we have no fear But that you'll want to atay a year. So pull up stages and come out weat To the Diamond Jubilee. Betty Fallln. Fish t!iat can control their color at will are believed to control th. proctr by flulda secreted In their nerve. On Your Car mm .:: yd tit 6 -MX 'i.