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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD OREGON, TITCRSDAY. JULY 26. 1931
START IMPROVEMENT
AGATE-LITTLE BUTTE
K. 0. Hall of Eugene, contractor,
has started Improvement of the
Agate-Little Butte Creek unit of the
Crater Lake highway. Work will In
clude correcting of drainage, widen
ing grade and macadamizing of the
widened portion and resurfacing the
remainder. Rock crushing equip
ment to uow being set up and will be
in operation next week. It Is state
highway work.
State oiling crew No. a, with a
force pf 45 men, will oil a mile of
the Lake Creek road, Including the
eectlon of the road that passes
through Eatj!i mint. The crew will
alEO oil a mile of the earns Valley
secondary highway east of where the
present oiling ends. The crew will
also work on the Crater Lake high
way between Elk Creek and McLeod.
X. H. Hoffman, contractor for the
building of the Pacific highway un
derpass at Ashland, has the work
well under way, according to V. L.
Goodnight, resident engineer of the
state highway department. The
Southern Pacific has about completed
Its temporary trestle for routing of
trains around the work. It will be
completed In from a month to six
weeks. Hoffman built the Jackson
county court house.
No county work Is being d"ne on
county roads. The last budget com
mittee cut the levy for this. Many
of the roads aro becoming badly
rutted and corrugated. Some requests
have been made for smoothing, grav
eling, etc., before school starts In
September.
Meteorological Report
July 25, 1B34.
' Forecasts.
Medford and vicinity: Partly cloudy
tonight and Friday. No change In
temperature.
Oregon: Pair at and partly cloudy
west portion tonight and Friday. No
change In temperature.
Loral Data.
Temperature a year ago today:
Hlgheat 06; lowest 60.
Total monthly precipitation .03
Inches.
Deficiency for the month .33 lnchee.
Total precipitation alnce Septem
ber 1, 1033, 11.02 lnchea.
Deficiency for the season, 6.71
Inches.
Relative humidity at 6 p. m. yester
day, 24 per cent; 8 a. m. today, 76
per cent
Tomorrow: Sunrise, 4:50 a. m. Sun
set, 7:36 p. m.
MEDFORD RESIDENT
FOR. 34 YEARS
Mrs. Mary Winterholder, resident of
Med ford for the last 34 years, died
at the home of her son, J. H. winter
holder, of Oil Narregan street at 7:35
a. m. Wednesday.
Mrs, Winterholder was a native of
Ireland and was bora January 10,
1863, aged 71. The family came to
Medford from California, and her
husband, the late Henry Winterhol
der, passed away here in October, 1932.
Bhe leaves one son, John Winter
holder, Funeral, arranged through Conger
Funeral Parlors, will be held at the
grave In Oriffln Creek cemetery at
3 p. m. Friday with the Rev. Father
Black officiating.
Observations Taken at B A, M.,
130th Meridian Time
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State Fair Prizes
. For 4-H Clubbers
SALEM. Ore. (UP) Oregon Four
H club members will compete at the
state fair this year for (4.300 offered
in premiums and scholarships for ex
hibits of projects.
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Eureka
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Phoenix .......
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Walla Walla
Washington, D.C.
Indian' HkHWon Found.
NEW MIAMI, O. (UP) The skele
ton of an Indian, found by F'EKA
workers in s grave three and one-hnlf
feet underground, was presented to
Mayor John Elnafelt, who placed It
on display in a local hotel. A toma
hawk was found also In the grave.
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Hall Killed Lambs.
MIDLAND, Tex. (UP) Several
hundred ewes and lambs were driven
to their deaths by drowning iwar
here when hall the size of apples
caused them to run Into a flood-' d
draw. Rainfall accompanying the hall
was 12 Inches.
One datry cow out of three .even
in herd Improvement associations, Is
a money loser, according to studies
of the bureau of dairy Industry of
the department of agriculture.
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WILL MEET EARLIER
The board of equalization will hold
Its annual meeting the third Mon
day In August, a month earlier than
under the old Oregon law. Purpose
of the change Is to give the assessors
more time in which to prepare lev
ins, etc., by January 1 of each year.
Board of equalization members and
budget committee have not yet been
named by the cuunty court.
The assessor's office Is now busy
extending the rolls In time for the
first board of equalization meeting.
Courthouse
News
.Furnished by the Jackson count)
Abstract Co. 121 B Sixth Street,
in,
ter at al; deed to Lot 10, Howell's
Sub.
E. C. Corn to J. W. Sllnger et ux:
W. D. to Lot 8, Blk. 1, Oak Qrove
Sub. to Medford.
Walter J. Ol mac held to Medford
Concrete Const. Company: sheriff's
deed to 24 64 acres In DLC 38, Tp.
37 8. R. 1 W.
Union Service Station, Inc. to Union
Oil Company of California; deed to
land In DLC 40, Tp. 30 S. R. 1 E. In
Ashland..
L. A. Murphy et ux to O. 5. Butler;
Q. C. D. to Lots 22, 23 and part 21,
Blk. "O," Railroad Add. to Ashland.
Armlnda Webber et al to Hlnrlch
Hoist; W. D. W SE'4, Sec. 27, Tp.
36 8. R. 2 W.
Benjamin B. Beekman to School
Dlst. No. 1; Q. C. D. to Lots 3, 4. 6.
0 and 10, Blk. 68, Old Tovyi. Lots 1. 2.
3, 4, fi, 6, 7, and 8, Blk. 69, Old Town,
Blk. 72.
Melvln E. Borah et ux to Ernest F
White et ux; W. D. to land Ln Sec.
11, Tp. 40 S. R. 3 E.
Thomas V. Williams et ux to Luclan
H. Wilcox et ux; W. D. to 3 A. ln
Lot 11, Oak Orove Tr&c '.
James M. Spencer to Mary H. Tuck
er; W. D. to S!4 of SE',i. Sec. 18, Tp
30 S. R. 2 E.
E. P. Hltt et ux to Cora U Glaze;
W. D. to Lot in Highland Park Tract.
Ashland.
(triage Mcctiftes.
Ernest E. Oibson and Elna M. Pitch.
Douglas B. Finch and Rachel C.
Wooldrldge.
Charles W. Batman and Maureen
Seymour.
Edwin H. McDanlel and Wilds Mae
Dockery.
rirciilt Court,
Lora A. Bnker vs. Charles W. Baker:
divorce.
Nelson E. Morrts vs. Alma Morris;
divorce.
David I. Phlpps, deceased; probate.
E. E. Carter cancels business nama
certificate of Don's Radio Service, in
Medford.
C. W, Konkel assumes business
name certificate of "Jackson Countv
Feed Company," Medford.
Ethel Adams Boatwick va. William
Thomas Bostwicx; divorce.
Maud Stlckel, Executrix, vs. Frances
Nelson, et vlr; set aside deeds.
G us Nebury vs. Oeorge F. Putmau
et al; foreclosure.
Blanche Marbach vs. John Bertram
Marboch; divorce.
Alberta V. Reynolds vs. i. E. Tre
vorrow et al; damages.
Economy Lumber Co. vs. Charles L.
Studwell; Hen.
State of Oregon vs. Jack C. McDer
mott; grand larceny.
State of Oregon vs. Chester V. Hen
drickson; unlawfully selling Intoxi
cating liquor.
Oeorge W. Daley vs. Pearl Hawk et
al; Injunction.
Krul EM ate Transfer. -J.
H. Barnes to Jennie M. Barnes;
deed to 16.85 acres In DLC 42, Tp. 38
S. R. 1 W.
Mark O. Carter et al to Margie Car-
THE GRANGE
Pomona Orange
Applcgate Orange will be host to
the Jackson County Pomona Orange
Saturday, July 28, ln an all-day
meeting opening at 10 a. m.
This meeting had been scheduled
for Bams Valley but, due to an
agreement between Sams Valley and
Applegate Oranges, Pomona Orange
will go to Applegte on Saturday and
to Sams Valley next January. Please
let everyone reading this notify all
Orangers possible of the change.
A large attendance Is expected for
Important matters will come up for
attention, one of which Is the con
sideration of the establishment of a
Orange gasoline and oil co-operative
buying and selling station. Other
Easy Way to Free
Your Pet of Fleas
Here's the quickest possible way to
get rid of fleas on cats and dogs or
lice on birds:
Simply sprinkle your pet with Bu
hach, sifting ' the powder lightly
through the fur or feathers. Then
watch the vermin roll off! Bu-hach
guaranteed safe for human beings
and animals la sure death to Insect
peats,
IN HANDY SIFTER CANS
AT DRUG.GROCEPy w SEED STORES
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throngs of car owners are saying!
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Ever since Goodyear told the
amazing story of its develop
ment how they frazzled
brakes, ruined cars, burned up
roads day and night to test it
old friends and new ones have
flocked in to us and said, "Give
us this tire that delivers43
longer non-skid mileage."
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Come inl See this winner 1 See
die extra grip, the extra rubber
in its broader, flatter tread. Ask
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patented Supcrtwist cord in the
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Make no mistake. No other tire
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new "G-3" All-Weather-and
you pay no more for its extra
miles of non-skid safety!
r arf the broader road con
tact of a flatter, widmr Alf
Weather Tread.
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the greater road grip of more
non - ekid blocks in the center".
Yoa get the eaev tteering and
enutoth travel or wider riding
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No Fooling.
Meeting All Competition
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MEDFORD SERVICE STATION
Corner Main & Pacific Highway. "Your Tire Shop" C. C. FURNAS, Prop. Tel. 14
Made on the Pacific Coast
farm supplies will also be bandied as
local needs demand. j
At a special meeting of the Po-
mona Orange at Central Point July '
16, Oeorge A. Pal mi ter. past state I
Orange master of Oregon, explained J
this co-operative, which has been in !
successful operation ln Washington!
for several years. Thirty-three sta- j
tlons have been in operation In east
em Washington, doing a business of !
more than 92,000,000. Contracts have j
now been secured for all of Wash
ington state, Oregon and Idaho and
Orange members are expected to
make a great saving on their gas
and oil bills.
There Is, however, another co-operative
ln the making, recently or-'
ganlzed by the Pacific Supply Co.,
which Is also soliciting business from
farmera and orchard men. This Is a
new concern, not yet established,
while the Orange gas and oil co
operative has been doing successful
business for several years. All Oran
gers are urged to co-operate with
their organlaztlon, as the greater the
sale the lower per cent the overhead,
and consequently the greater the
profit.
This matter will be taken up at
the meeting at Applegate next Sat
urday and all Grangers are urged to
be present and learn all about this
membership co-operative which many
have been looking for and which has
heen In successful operation for a
period of years. This Is not a stock
co-operative.
Pomona lecturer, Mru. Susie Maust,
requests the attendance of every sub-,
ordinate Orange lecturer, as she plans
to organize a lecturers' club at this
meeting, ln accord with plans made
by the new state Orange lecturer,
Mrs. Alice Ooff. Will all masters
kindly notify their lecturers.
At the special meeting July 16,
Mrs. Maxist presided over an interest
ing lecture hour, which included two
solos, with appropriate costume set
ting, by Mrs. Doris Richardson Nea
lon, "The Old Spinning Wheel" and
"Believe Me, If All Those Endearing
Young Charms." Assembly singing
and suggestions for Pomona lecture
work also were very Interesting.
Everyone bring a basket of lunch
and enjoy the day at Applegate Sat
urday, July 2(4.
Foots Creek
FOOTS CREEK, July 26. (Spl.)
Lieutenant Dunn of the state police
gave an Interesting explanatory talk
on the trucking law at the Live Oak
grange Monday. Several from here
attended.
Judge and Mrs. Grant Matthews,
daughter Daphne, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Hawk and daughter 'ot Grants Pass
called on Mr. and MrB. Henry Miller,
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Lance and Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Bollng July 23.
Mr. and Mrs. Joy Davidson spent
July 18 and 19 with Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Miller, who are staying at the
Marlon Xance home during their ab
sence. '
Mrs. Pauline Wahl is visiting rela
tives In Medford.
Mrs. Helen Hobbs, daughter Helen
Bess, and Mr. Tackstrom of Los An
geles, Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Lance
and nlete Ruth Lance of Gold Hill
went to Deed Indian Soda Springs
July 17 for a two weeks vacation,
July 22. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ouyer
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Crank and family, and Mr. and Mrs.
Roy McConochle and daughter of
Medford Joined them for a picnic
dinner.
Mrs. Jack Rose spent several days
with Mrs. C. Stumbo who has been
111 with pneumonia, but It able to be
up now.
Mrs. Charles McMerrlck and chil
dren Alice and Oeorge spent July 21
ln Medford. ,
Mr. and Mre. Floyd Lanes and
Bugena Quackenbush of Gold Hill
spent several daya at the Lance
cabin.
Arthur Lllllgren of Minnesota la
visiting Frederick Ouetzlaff for t few
weeks. He accompanied Mr. and Mrt.
Ed Ouetzlaff to the Oregon Cavea
July 21.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morey spent a
few days with Mr. Morey'a aunt, Mrs.
M. C. Boomsllter on their return to
Portland from t honeymoon tour
thru California.
Raymond Blair of Oold Hill spent
several days this week with Rowland
Miller. Sybil Walker was also a guest
of her cousin Phyllis Miller.
Glenn Heuber and family of Med
ford called on Louis Drulf July 19.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Boomsllter and
son Lee of Grants Pass were over
night guests of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. M. C. Boomsllter July 19.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Horn were ln
Oold Hill July 17.
Mrs. Bertha Poyer Is staying with
Mrs. Victor Blrdseye while Mrs. Effle
Blrdseye Is supervising the canning
kitchen In Medford under the direc
tion of Mabel Mck.
SALEM, Ore., July 36. (AP) Wit
nesses called to testify at hearings
under the state motor transportation
act are entitled to fees and mileage,
on the same basis as witnesses ln
civil actions. Attorney General I. H.
Van Winkle held today. The opinion
was requested by Chas. M. Thomas,
publlo utilities commissioner.
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Just received large shipment of
Fruit Canning Cans and Lids. 8:e
No. 1i. Buy nowl Hubbard Bros.
Phoenix Grangers
Enjoy Picnic, Swim
Tn.uiflo evening. July 24th, the
Phoenix grange had t most enjoyabl
plcnlo at Jackson not springs, ima
in the niare of the regular meet
ing. After a bountiful supper many
of the grangers went in swimming.
The members of the grange sincere,
ly" thank the management of the.
Hot Springs for the courtesies ex
tended to them.
All klndt of legal blanks for salt,
tor rent, no Bunting, no trespassing
and other cards for sale at Commercial
Printing Dept of Mall Tribune.
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f.nt.ifiA truth about
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lief, why cutting does not remove the
cause. . .
Vour Itching, bleeding or protrud
ing Pllea will only go when you ac
tually remove the cause. External
p,n't An t.hl. an internal
medicine should be used. HEM-ROID,
the prescription of nr. J. o. uxn
hardt. sold by good d.-ugglsts every-
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