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Newspaper Page Texta. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUJvE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JT2s"E 15, 1934. PAGE FIFTEEN Id lUgG TTH E MAQKE?- ? Complete, (mwmimtMidblm, W , Bead every ad en tblt page . . . un wtll probably find exaotly the thins on mot to Da; or ull ... U H not there. edver tte . . '" pensive, effective) RATES pet word tlrrt tnwctlon (Ituilxnum 35o) gcfi additional inMrtlon. mi word -i Minimum 10o) Fm lino per month, without oopy cnangos Phone 75 FOB WANT AD 8 LOST AND FOUND fSfTsrnaUhtk female pup wn marking, on head and ears, iob Wed. 242 N. Front rCifdog missing, call 1318. WANTED SITUATIONS --rOlToRAbuATE will care "to? rtlVcSett evenings, experience. Oall 945-R. ' - - wSTctrefoVlldren over S years full or part time. Phone 682-ft. 3th St. RESPONSIBLE woman will care for Children at herhome. CaU 1228, ANTED- Any kind of sewing by day Phone 835-W. WANTED FEMALE HELP WOMAN COOK. Must be good. Rosfc Hotel. Roseburg. Oregon. WANTED MALE HELP ZCr VaV. '' . man to $nit Wrr tU furnished good money. Married man preferred. 1119 No. Central. . WANTED-MIS0ELLANE0U 8 WANTED TO REOTn or about July 1. luriuaneu , ",", Pdlm!a,ioT. tare, Medford, Oregon. WANTED Small cream separator. E, p. Ireland, Lozler Lane WANTED Light aedan. '29 or later Call 1566-R. WANTED 2 fully equipped logging tTucks and one good logging team and equipment vma ui.... Humpton, Selma, Ore. LAUNDRY completed, 50c dozen. Tel 503-J. Hill. Will pay casn wnm Roval Anne and Bing ,hi. meek. Cannot use cracked one. Rogue River Valley I Canning Co., Phone . WANTED Small car. Coupe or road ster. Will pay cash If reasonable Inquire 824 Beekman Ave. LAWNMOWERS sharpened correctly with power grinder ai yuur Phone num. ,..lr unlnir to Santa ROM, Calif., 18th of June wants load to t.hv. nr nointa enroute. Hawley Transfer. Phone 1044-X. TO RENT place suitable for small poultry rancn. box moo, n WANTED TO BUY 10-ton mlU or rrtnrtk mhAr. amalgamator price and where cao Be seen Davis Bidg.. Portland. Ore 417 WANTED Warrants. Redden 4s Co wurrrn ins hand furniture. We boy. sell and trade Berrydale 2nd Hand ertore. ioua eviw Telephone 368. uriwrrrn nmd used cream separ. ator. medium size A. U Rathbun Rt. 4. Box 994, Medford. imn WANTED We pat cash for JUNK BATTERIES AND RADIATORS ALUMINUM. BRASS, COPPER and unk of all descriptions, ucnimnn RAR.QA1N HOUSE 97 No. oraoe. Tel 1063 WANTED Baby calve 393. Medford. Rt. 1. Boi FURNITURE re-upholstered. 969. R. ThIQault. Phone WANTED Wool, mohair, hide and pelts See us before you sell Wool bags and twine for sale Medford Bargain House. 27 n. urape Phone 1062 WILL care for elderly tick people in my home Phone 3f-a WANT TO BUY 1939 Ford Mu cheap 333 w 2nd. WANncn Hmuwhnid ooods stoves tools ot what have you Medford Stream Houaa 27 N GraDe St re I 106 FOR RENT HOUSES BOUSES for rent or sale CaU Harold H Brown. 195 POR RENT 108 Park Ave 4-rooni nicely furnished home, electric rtnre. oil Hestrola. lovely yard ano 'icwets. 123 Inc ud na waiei Charles R. Ray, Realtor, lledtord "dj. Ph. 303. FOR KENT HOUSES FOR RENT Clow In, 3 acre home. modern convenience, garage, poul try house, fine ahade. 920.00. Brown & White, Realtora. FOR RENT S room modern furnish ed house, $15.00. Key. 318 Apple St rOR RENT a o m e a. furnished nt unfurnished Brown at Walt FOR RENT APARTMENTS BAOHELOR cabin and apartment. 18 per month. 445 South Front. FOR RENT Furnished apts. Reff, hot water, laundry and garage Summer rates $25.00. The Berbm. 10 Quince St. FURN. APTS. 229 No. Ivy. APT. FOR RENT Phone 301-H. FOR RENT Furnished or unfurnlsh apartments. Carglll Court. TeL tB5 FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT 2 sleeping rooms on Bast aide. Phone 1S34-X. FOR RENT Large front room with 4 oouDie beds. Hot and cold water. Close In. 20 S. Fir. FOR RENT Room, with bath Phone 280. FOR RENT Nicely furnished sleep ing rooms, with garage accommoda tions, moderate rates. 323 So. River side Ave. ... FOR RENT ROOM BOARD BOARD AND ROOM at 718 E. Main. Rates $1.00 per day. ROOM AND BOARD 163 N. Oakdale. ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 8 Drape. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT 3 acre chicken ranch Large poultry house. Lot of berrlen. !4 mile from Medford. Phone 549-X, or call J. W. Jacobs. 604 Pine. FOR RENT Good location for tire- works stand. 1508 No. Riverside Phone 262. FOR EXCHANGE WILL TRADE Equity of $1700 in new a-room house, close in on pavement, 2 lots for a small mod em house clear. Phone 883-R. EXCHANGE Furn. ra-upholaterlng ror lumrjer. wooa. run poies ana reeis. f none utw-K. FOR SALE OR TRADE white electric sewing machine for Ught sedan Box 638. Tribune. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR TRADE House at 1024 N. Cen tral St.. for Portland or Salem property of same value, will be at aoove address till June mn. SIX ROOM HOUSE In Grants Pass to exchange for southern Calif ' property. 910 East E atreet. Grants Pass, Ore. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE WHEN you think of real estate, think of Brown as wntie. DO YOU WANT an up-to-date mod ern country home? See thl acres 'of deep, productive aoll. with 7-room new furnished homo, barn. chicken houses, etc. Team, equip ment, crops. 3 miles Medford Arthur E. Lalng, 19 N, Bartlett St. TCI. 1498. AUTOMOBILE SPECIALS FINEST. GRADE Western OH. qt. 9c; gallon, odo; o gauona. with can. $1.75; 100 Pure Pennsylvania Oil qt. I5',',c; gal. 62c; 5 gala. $3 00 SUNRISE SUPER SERVICE STA, TION. SELLING OUT Flak Tires, Tube. Get our prices before buying. SUNRISE SUPER SERVICE STATION. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1928 Chevrolet Truck Would trade for aedan.. Chastain Nursery, Rt. 2. FOR SALE '25 Bulck Standard pickup. 430 So. Fir. FOR SALE Model T Ford coupe, reasonable for cash. Call at Phone office. Central Point. GOOD USED CARS SO-DAY GUARANTEE REASONABLE PRICES 1933 Ford DeLuxe 8 sedan 1929 Essex 2-door aedan 1928 Pontlac Landeau sedan 1934 Plymouth DeLuxe demonstrator 1933 Dodge sport coupe. 1929 LaSalle 5 passenger coup 1934 Plymouth 8 sedan 1934 Studebaker 8 sedan 1931 Plymouth coupe ARMSTRONG MOTORS, INO 38 N. Riverside Tel. 18 FOR SALE POULTRY AND EGGS PURE Bronze torus. Cocfceran's prue Stock 45 JeSSS Neil Rl 1. RSOiana FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 2 j-oung Jersey cows Jiut fresh. L. Mccuuocn, iieu, Creek Road. FOR SALE Fresh milk cow. Phona 401-J-l. FOR SALE Fren cow. schultz. eesgie, vra. FOR SALE DOGS PETS FOR SALE Female police dog. pure hc tinea $10. or will trade for something of equal value. Box 4040. Tribune. Writ ROLLER CANARIES Mrs. 0 A Voe. De- F0R SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Sewing marhlnehono. g-aph with ll records, bedsteid. canned fruit. 410 Ea.-hart. FOR SALE Pine lumber at a bir gain 1330 It 1X12. 1.000 ft. 3x4, ato rniaccllaneoua sizes J""""' 13 and 1 or 6 lo $ p. m. Oppo.W Mail Tribune. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS 14 HAYRACKS for less than the lum. ber cost and several thousand feet of lumber. Call Jubilee Headquar ters or Chamber of Commerce. FOR SALE Ice box, good aa new 1803 W. Main. FOR BALE Four wheels, pneumatic brakes, capacity 3,000 pounds, n Nathan, Gold Bill, opposite Cement plant. BAROAINt) IN USED REFRIGERATORS ONE S4 cubic ft. Kelvinator: one 11 cublo rt. General glee: one o it McOray Case Colled; one !i ton Ammonia plant. Ice boxes and used elec. ranges. LEONARD ELECTRIC CO.. Tel 4J7 FOR SALE Let us tell you how to kill Squash Bugs. Monarch seed Co. FOR SALE Hay salt, 125-lb. tacks 1.15. Monarch Seed & Feed co. FOR SALE Binder twine, hay salt, berry cups, fruit? Baskets, crates Monarch Seed & Feed Co. FOR SALE Dairy Fly spray. 90c gal. Bring your container. Mon arob Seed At Feed Co. RED RASPBERRIES for canning. See sign 1 mile on King's Highway. Uncle's Berry Patch, or phone 774-R-3. FOR SALE Worm your pullete and turkeys with Lees Gizzard cap sules. Safest and surest. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. FOR SALE Binge, Royal Anne Phone 407-L. FOR SALE Baby corral, nursery high cnair, bed. like new. su west Bui ORDER your Young berries now Phone 774-J-l. C. V. Trill. Klng6 Highway. FOR SALE Cherries, all varieties. mile north Bear creek bridge. Central Point. W. J Oebhard. BOAT TRAILER. Cash Register. Add ing Machine. Typewriter, Boots Shoes, Kuntlng-Flshlng Equipment. 317 North Riverside. FOR SALE Combination safe. Call Jacksonville, 162. DENTISTRY Dr. 1. fl. Gove. 335 E Main. FOR SALE Used sewing machines, all makes; terms if desired. All makes rented and repaired White Sewing Machine Co. 34 N Bartlett MISCELLANEOUS ASK US about saving nearly 60 of your AutomoDlle insurance, e. a Kroschel. 33 N. Grape St. DOGS examined free. Dr. atom. 4th and Bartlett. BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE Hl-Wp.y Inn Cafe and equipment. Rent $12.50 month Gold Hill, On. FOR SALE Uoffee Ann's. See Mrs Cecil Jennings. Phone 888. BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACHHOM UO. ABSTRACT CO. Abstract ot ntk and Title Insurance The only complete ntle System in Jackson County. MURRAY AB8TRA0T CO. Abstraot Ot Title. Rooms 8 and 5. No 82 North Centra) Ave. upstair. Expert Window Cleaners LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1173 House Cleaning, Floor Waxing. Ori ental Rug Cleaning specialty Job Printing MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT Best equipped plant in southern Oregon Printing ot all kinds: boot binding: loose leaf ledgers and blanks, billing systems, duplicating caab sales slips and everything in the printing lines. ?o-au n. urape Phone 76 Painting and Papernanging M. A. BLISS Painting and paper- banging Tel 848-w o.a s urape BADS TRANSFER at STORAGE OO. Office 1016 No central Phone 11a Price right iervlt guaranteed. HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack er and movera special livestock moving equipment. Prioes rignt 819 North Riverside Phone 1044-k Wall Paper Cleaning. WALL-PAPER CLEANING, lo per V ft. Mr. Black. 310 N. Bartlett. Money tu Lend MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE, CARS, ETC. Prompt service and le gal rates. W. E. THOMAS, 40 o. Central. State license No. 8 157. LEGAL NOTICES Notice of .Sheriff's Sale By Virtue of an execution In Fore closure duly Issued out of and under the seal of the circuit Court of the State of Oregon, in and for the Coun. tv of Jackson, to me directed and dat ed on the 29th day ot May, 1934, In a certain action therein, wherein First National Bank of Medford. Oregon, a banking corporation was plaintiff and Claudia L. Lowd (formerly Claudia L. Klum) and Phil Lowd. ner nut- band. Anne Jane Wakefield and Roy Wakefield, her husband, Luanna Den ton. Southern Oregon Credit Bureau a corporation were defendants, wrilch action First National Bank of Medford. Oregon, a banking corpora tion, recovered Judgment agalns: Claudia L. Lowd (formerly Claudia L. Klum). Luanna Denton and Anne Jane Wakefield the defendants, far the sum of Seven hundred ($700 00) with Interest at 8' per annum from AdMI 24, 1933 with cost and dis bursement taxed t Twenty-four and 80-100 ($24 80) Dollars, and the ur, ther sum of One hundred and no-100 ,$100 00) Dollars, a attorney's fees, which judgment was enrolled and docketed In the Cle.-ka office of ssid Court in said County on the 29tb day of May, 1934. Notice is hereby given that, pureu, snt to the term of the asld execu, . t:on. I will 011 tlie 30 ih day of Juue, 1944 at 10.00 eclocfc a. , J front door of the Courthouse In the City of Medford. In Jackson County. Oregon, offer for sale and will sell at publlo auction tor cash to the high est bidder, to aatlsfy said Judgment, together with the cost of this i'.e. subject to redemption a provided by law, all of the rignt, title and interest that the said defendants, Claudia L. Lowd (formerly Claudia L. Klum) and Phil Lowd, ner husband, Anne Jane Wakefield and Roy Wakefleid, her husband, Luanna Denton, South ern Oregon Credit Bureau, a corpora tion nad on the 24tn day of April, 1930, or now have in ana to tne fol lowing described property, situated In the county of Jackson, Stat ot Ore gon, to-wlt: The south 80 reet of the East 125 'i feet of Lot Four (4) In Block Two (2) of Cottage Home Addition to the City of Medford, County of Jackson, State of Oregon. Dated this 31st day of May, 1934 WALTER J. OLMSOHEID, Sheriff of Jackaon County, Oregon. By OLGA E. ANDERSON, Deputy. Warrant Call Notice 1 hereby given that school District No. 49, Jackaon County war rants No. 10351 to No. 10900 Inclusive are called tor payment. Intorest to cease on June 17. 1934. Warrant to be presented for payment at the of fice of the District Clerk, City Hall., Medford, Oregon. REBECCA JENSEN. Clerk. School District No. 49. City Warrants Called for Payment Notice Is hereby given that there are funds on hand in the General Fund of the City of Medford for the redemption of Warrant Nos. 2377 to 2648, Inc. Interest on the above war rants will cease after June IS, 1934. Dated thl 13th day of June. 1934. GUS H. SAMUELS. City Treasurer. Fern Valley FERN VALLEY. June 15. (SpD Mr. and Mrs. Elus Dans, their chil dren, and Henry Kantor spent aeve.'nl days last week at Diamond lake. They returned Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Wm Fillmore and daughter Wllma wera Sunday dinner guests at the Hughes'. Mr. Marian P.iackford of Central Point called on Mr. and Mr. A. Ben son Sunday afternoon. She waa ac companied by her brother. The roa4 1 being Improved here. About 6 mile of It ha been plowed up and quite a bit of grading hs beer. done. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson, Mlas 3err!an and mother of Medford were calling on Mr. and Mrs. Benson Wed- desday evening. Mis Euia Benson of Central Point came the same evening for Mlas Frances Benson. Thursday morning they left Central Point with the Grange Drill team for Roseburg where the State Grange convention meet thla week. Mrs. Mark Ferns and children left for their home at Silver Lake Mon day after a week or more visiting relatives and friend here. Bud and Albert Hoffman have as their guest this week their oousln Jlmmle Stone. Mrs. Ray Ward left Monday for Roseburg. Mr. Ward was unable to go utll Thursday morning. They are re ceiving atate membership Thursday night. They will return Friday eve ning. Mr. Alford started picking apricots Thursday afternoon. He has a very nice crop thl year as usual. He has many varletlea, the cropa lasting for several weeks. Mrs. Lester Carr Is going In the poultry business quite extensively thl; year. She has large numbers of chick ens and turkeys. Ml Frances Benson, , Mra. Lester Carr and Mrs. Ed Marshall have be?n having dental work done lately. Mail Tribune Daily . ACROSS I. Is mistaken I. Reverence and fear f. Animal enolosure II. Composition for two It. Dry 14. Btklnir chambei 15. Poker term It. Protective walls or railing! IS. Small lakes 20, One of a treat Bantu tribe of So. Africa XI. Obliterate 38. Publlo square 27. Fence sunk balnw (hat Solution of Yesterday's Punle oREs&iEkATElsAplsl line of vision a Bouth Ar7ier. 11. rsmlnlne can country name 44, Young horse It Playing cards Cutting part S'i"" T" 14. Mohammedan the stars place of IS. r?onfinint wor.mp 86. Always 7. Wander 1$. American ra publlo: 14. Genus of the mapl. tree U. Topas hum ming bird It. Mark of a oor. wound (. Type of tute- T. Ai.ert lo be mobile untrue is ', n is f fpzo 999 Wtmi : M . 32 33 34a5 j iMu. IP 42 43 IP IP mmm HL. 1 so si sx IpSa !IZZZIl!LZZIIfLZZZ "A I 1 itrl 1 liH 11 Milk Made Municipal Monopoly in Rome Governor of Eternal City Sets Price as Bottles Supplant Hand Carts lly ANDKl E BERU1NO ROME. (AP) Wins I giving way to milk on the tables of Roman owing to the development of tae fin eat milk plant In Europe and one of the best In the world, aa Dr. Robert Stanley Breek, wold-known milk bac teriologist of Geneva, N. Y., charac terized It recently while In this elty. Similar establishment are operat ing in Milan and Naples. The Rome plant, which haa been In operation only two years, la "dif ferent" because It is: 1 A municipal monojwly oper ated by a consortium of 081 milk producers under contract with the governor of Rome. 3 It Is not subject to the law of supply and demand but sets Itt price In agreement with the governor so as to give the jiro ducers a fair return on thttr In vestment and work. 3 It takes rare ot the collec tion of the milk from the pro ducer, the pasteurization, bot tling and distribution to the dealers who deliver to the con sumer at flxett prices. 4 It gattiers milk exclusively from dairy firm built on the reclaimed swamp land around Rome. Aineuoan tourist Who stopped In Rami several years ago taw little haud-propelled milk cart trundled about the streets of the capital by municipal employe. The "milkman" carried a hlgh-nltched crescent horn Every 60 feet he would top and blow piercingly. Window opened, Down came bucket on strings, with a tew copper coin in the bottom of the bucket. The milkman ladeled Into them the milk called tor by the coppers. Rome Acquires Iliflene All that It gone. The "Milk Cen tral," aa It I called, begin to rite, The most modern maohlnery was in stalled the most hygienic methods employed. Inspectors were sent out to In struct milk producers In the latest tclentlflc method!, systems or cnecx. up on the good or bed performance of the farmer were started. Residents of Rome then tor the first time mad the acquaintance of milk bottles. A trip through the milk plant to day thowt 600 employee, mostly girls,, handling the various processes. The sanitary and bacteriological control 1 rigid. Form letters are tent out If the milk comes in with sediment In the cans, If It deficient in fat content. If It contains too many germs, If It shows that the cows are 111. Small Cost Cut Price Three offenses past with warnings, the fourth brings a fine, and suc cessive offenses may bring suspen sion. The total coat of handling the milk, Including the amortization of the plant capital In 18 years, I 21 centeslml, or about 9 cent a quart. Dr. Breed said thl wa a remark ably low figure. Milk sells In Rome for 1.30 lire, or about 11.5 cents a quart. Per Capita Consumption Low The Immediate etteet of the Milk Central ha been a decided Increase In consumption. Resident of the Eternal City are turning trom their table wine to milk. In 1930 cow supplying Some num bered 16.000. In February of this year there went 33,378. Oonsump- Cross -Word Puzzle $. Wordt that express re lations be tween sub jects and predicates I. Hall and fare well 10. Obtain IL Ab.tract ex istence IT. Hleh moun tain 11. Act of s.lllnB 33. Prophet 31. Concur or a.s.nt 31. Chief Ore.k od 3$. On the ocf-- 37. Monkeys 38. Possess 10. Orl.ntal nurs. 13. Fine delicate U. Skip 33. Musical In Int.rval 41. And not 43. Laadlng strap for a dor 41. Part of a plant 47. Haaddrestt pe.tle 41. Difficult 4. Del.ful , 19. Frot.a wait 11. Lair 13. L.r.l pro fession it. Not many IB. At.emblage of cattle DOWN L Kind of cheeit 3. Early alpha bets char acter I. Withdraw i. Pilot I. Serpent I. Shriveled or withered T. Llrht yellow. Tin brnwn Romans are hclnr taught to drink cbeft a monopoly on the lacteal fluid mpply. The "Milk Central." ft modern pasteurizing and bottling plant set'i that liouspholdprt get a pure product for 11.5 cent! ft quart tlon In the metropolitan area the year beforo the Milk Central went Into operation waa 118,061 quarts a day. In the first alx months ot the fiscal year lD33-'34 this rose to 133, 300 quarts. Thla figure, however, la still low when one considers that the popula tion of Rome la l,0f0.000. The progress realized In Rome Is reflected In other Italian cities. Ml lan haa a Milk Central, and In that city the consumption l higher than In the capital. Table Rock TABLE ROCK, June 15. (Spl.) C. W. Meyer, eons. Cornelius and Douglas, and daughter. Jean, of Port land spent several day here this week visiting Mrt. Meyers' parent, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Davlseon. .Children' day was observed with appropriate exercises by the Sunday school the morning of June 10. Mrs. Ren Ralney and children of Grant Pass are visiting Mr. Ralney. who has a large acreage of gladiolus on the A. L. Seabrooke farm. Mr. and Mrt. Leroy Hubble of Ban Francisco are spending their vacation with Mrs. Hubble't parent, Mr. and Mrs. John McBrlde, of the Red Skin orchards. Mrs. Dick Hunsley drove to Gold Hill Sunday morning with her niece, Mary Ester Davis, who left with Mrt. Mabel Mack for Corvallls to at tend the meeting fo 4-H club win ners. Mr. and Mr. R. S. Nealon and Mlas Idlth Sage attended State Orange convention at Roseburg Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hart, with their daughteis, Phyllis and Faith, and son, Robert, of Ashland were Table Rock visitors last Friday. Harold Wilton and Baall Blgham, member of the Ollmore Red Lion, attended the baseball game at Ores cent City Sunday. Manley jacobson, Lester Hamilton, Donald and Dwlght Wilson, Floyd Blame, Kiel!) Gregory, Fred Rorden, Kathryn and Josephine Mead, W. E. Morris, Mr, and Mrs. R. E. eNalon, Edith Bag and Jamea Seabrooke all participated In the pioneer and agri cultural parade at Medford during Jubilee week, Rogue River ROGUE RIVER, June 15. (Spl) Many members of Live Oak Oransi went to Medford Friday where they atten dedtha Medford Diamond Jubi lee and enjoyed a plcnlo lunch In thn park at noon. The Orange float we very pretty and received many com pllmenta. Earl Maxtleld and family and Mrt. Maxfleld of California are visiting at the Walter Reynolds home. Mr. Max fleld and Mra. Maxfleld are brother and mother of Mra. Reynold. Mr. nd Mr. Ralph Carter of Lo Angeles and Billy Edward Enlnger of San Franclaco arrived Saturday by motor and are visitors at the home of Mra. Carter' brother. Reed Carter. Reed 1 an uncle to Billy Edward, who will remain for the summer with hi uncle. Born. June 13 at the Josephine General Hospital at Orantt Past to Mr. and Mra. L. E, Ward, a pound baby eon. Mr. and Mrt. Wlllard Orlm of Med ford visited Tuesday with Mr. Orlm't mother. Mrt. Sam Sandry. Mra. Lillian Hanrahan and M'si Sara Robinson, who hsv been vlilt. Ing Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Nelmuth, left Wednesday for their home at Cupir- tlno, Cel. Mr. Elsie Phelps and ton. Junior; left Wednesday for Salt Lake City., where they will apend torn time vis-1 Itlng relatlvea. Walter Reynolds received a telegram Friday telling of the death of his tit ter. Mr. Lille King at Boise, Idaho. Mr. and Mrt. Jamea Whipple have moved from the Waldorf hotel whlcn they have managed for the past seven J year to the Jack Thresher property which they purchased recently. Mrt. Andy Johnson of Portlsnd I j spending tome time visiting her par tat. Mr. tad Mrt. Cltrlleid Ltw$. milk In, place of their traditional Mra. Clyde Galbreath and son Bruce of John Day, arrived her Wednesday, called home by the Illness ot Iter mother, Mrs, Martin Burkharl. Jessie Martin of Los Angela ar rived Sunday morning to apend torn time with her mother, Mra. McVcy, who is 111. Reed Carter will have charge of the drantt past Irrigation dutrlot during the absence ot the manager, John R. White, at Camp Clatsop. Morris Phelps left Wednesday for his home at Folaom; Calif., after ed iting his brother and family, Mrt and Mrs. Ira Phelps. Mr. and Mra. Tom Wilton and Miss Felteta Tubervllle were Medford visit' ors Thursday taking home their granddaughter, little Dorrls Bedford who ha spent the psst week visiting them. The last meeting of the extension unit was held June 7 at the Ajom muntty hall. Mr, Mabel Maok, coun ty demonstration agent of Medford gave plans for next year's work. Tne meet I rut date wa changed to tne fourth Tuesday of aoh month, be. ginning Sept. 39, Mrs. Effie Blrdseye and Mra. Marlon Lano will act as hostesses for an all day meeting be. ginning at ten o'olock at th Com' muntty halt. Jacksonville JACKSONVILLE, June 15. (Spl.) Mrs. Katie Bonln of Davenport, Neb., arrived here Sunday to be with her daughter, Mrt. Ruel Knowlotn, who haa been quite 111 for the put tlx Jvllas Ruth Currln, commercial teacher of the local high school staff, was married the first of the week. Roger Dunnlngton 1 visiting at the home of his unole, Clifford Dun nlngton, on Wolf Oulch. Mrs. Rivers and daughter, Clarice, ot Medford were recent vltltort at the Forest Ravener home, 4 Mr. and Mrt. Oeorge Garrett and Ellis Oarrettof Sam Valley were re cent callers on friend and relative here. Mr. and Mrt. Rector Gess and Dor othy Oaddy of Klamath Fall were visitor at the Jamea Oaddy horn here the first of the week. The Caty family hat moved Into Mr. Honry Gallop' house on can fornla street, Miss Margaret Edens, who haa spent the paat two week with Mn. Clogs- ton, returned nome nere sunoay. Jacksonville was well represented In Medford during the Diamond Ju bilee. Mrt. Mary Peters of Oakland. Cel., waa recently calling on frlendt here. ' Mrt. Peter It a titter of Out New-! bury of Medford. ' Mr. and Mn. W. V. Scranton and I family of Little Applegatt lcaled hen 1 the first of the week. Forest Ravener, who hat been min ing on the Klamath river tor the psst six weeks, left Monday tor Apple- gate, where he wilt mine. Mr. and Mn. Virgil Bwanaon and baby daughter of Medford vlelted Mn. Swanson't parent, Mr. and Mrt. Lee Wakefield, Wednesday evening. Mrt. Chester purcell and daughter, Barbara Jean, and Mist Gold Boons were transacting business In Medford Tuesday. Jamea H. Smith ha gone to Camp Clatsop for two weeks. Mr. and Mn. Jim McNare of Gre nada, Cel., visited at the Harry Whit ney home over the week end. The aluminum representative re cently gave a demonstration at th C. A, Smith horn. HOLDERS 07 MEDFORD IRRIGATION DISTRICT BONDS who have not deposited with, and who hava not recently been in oorraipondenoe with the district, wtll please com municate with the under signed at once. 0. ARNSPIOER, Secretary Medford Irrigation Dlitriot, Medford, Oregon tnbU wtnM, now that th elty exer Long Mountain LOWS MOUNTAIN, June 15. (nil Long Mountain Home circle elub met with Mrt. Thelmj Short Wednesday. Those present were! Mead am ea Qeorg Stowell, Elsworth Btowell, Bill Hal man and daughters Grace and Maty Ellen, Dora Engleherdt and daughter June, Ross Kline, M. L. Pruett, Car lyle Natwick, Emmett Kllngle n Nick Young and hostess, Mn. Thelmt, Short. Refreshment wen served 1U tr in the afternoon and were enjoyed by all. Mn. Jack Btowell and daughter June left Monday for Mt. Vernon Ore., where Mra. Stowell' father 1 very 111. Mr. and Mra. Ray Hamlah and fam ily of Eagle Point were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. W. R. Holmaa and family, Mr, and Mn. Itoat Kiln motored to Upper Rogue river eTunday on butl ' net. Mitt June Engleherdt spent Wed nesday night at the Holm an horn. Luclle Jennings of Ashland, a nor mal school student, spent several days st the Oeorge Btowell home last week, Mrs. Oeorge Lawson and daughter, Mra. Donovan spent Wednesday morn lng at the horn of Mn. Alice Kloh ou. Bill Holman and son Henry an Herbert Pruett motored to Ranohtre Tuesday on bualness. Delbert Mongold of Lakeside, Ore., 1 hen Apendlng everal daya visiting hi mother, Mrs. George Stowell. Mr. and Mn. Robert LaRoqut ot Eagle Point were Tuesday eventntj oallen ot Mn. Allot Nlohol. Marjorl Nlohol ot Lake Creek M spending several dayt visiting Mill Iran Stowell. Shot Wolf From Plan MACOMB, 111. (UP) Claim to be ing the tint person to shoot a wolf from an airplane la mad by Walter Settle of Macomb. Zettle killed large gray wolf recently with buck hot while shooting from plan pllated by Harry Clugtton, also ot Macomb. All kind of legal blank for tale, for nnt, no hunting, no trespassing and other cards tor tale at Commercial Printing Dept. of Mall Tribune. WINDOW QLAsa we sell window glut and will replace your broke window reaonably. Trowbrldg Cab Inet Work. Men look for THE TOGOERT LA BEL on their gift. For Sale 3-pleoe antique bedroom aet. Solid walnut bed, marble top dreoser and marble top ooroutode. This get was used by 0. 0. Beekman, pioneer Oregon banker. The Antique Shop Jacksonville, Ore. On Your Car UiiIf11lltNLfHll r v t ,i y r '-W'"l' A.I 1 feffte 3 u.