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FOR WANT A.DB
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Small whit female pup
. Brown markings on head end ears
gr. : BOO tsnea
LOST If dog missing. calllBlO
WANTED FEMALE HELP
WANTED Middle-aged woman for
general housework. Phone 66J-M.
WANTtD MALE HELP
60. OREOON distributor, with car. to
seli.ioore necessity direct to men;
earn 18 to 10 comm. dally. Per
manent exclusive territory. Writ
Taylor C. White. Security B1.1J ,
Portland.
WANTED Man with 30 caterpillar
tractor to log 10M per day to new
mill. Box 2588 Tribune.
"MALE OR FEMALE
FEW PACKERS Only experienced
need apply. Bear Creek Packug
House.
WANTED SITUATIONS
WOULD take care of home. Put up
fruit for rent. Mrs. B. Schultz.
V Ashland. Ore.
WANTED To care for children In my
home. 840 E. 8 th.
CHILDREN cared for In my home.
Phono 919-R.
WANTED-M1SCELLANE0US
WANTED Good home for cocker
Spaniel female pup. Call 1080.
WANTED 200 or 300 used lug boxes.
State price. Charles E. Rose, Box
148. Route 4.
WANTED 3 passengers, share ex
penses Sioux Palls, a. D., or north
west Iowa. Leavin? Sent I Ylr.
change references. Write Box 537,
Gold Hill.
WANTED Feeder lambs.
Osenbrugge.
See J. J.
WANTED A few pullets or young
hens. Must be good strain, Reds or
Rocka. Rt. 2, s P. Robb.
FURNITURE re-up bolstered. Phone
989 -R Thlbault.
WANTED Wool, mohair, hides and
pelts dee us before you sell Wool
bags and twine fot sals Medford
Bargain House. 27 N. Orape St
. Pbons 1082
WANT TO BUY 1929 Ford. Must be
cheap 333 W 2nd
WANTED Household goods, stoves
tools or what hove you. Medford
Bargain House. 27 N Orapt St. Tel
1082.
WANTED TO BUY 10-ton mill or
mors crusher amalgamator Advise
price and where can be seen 417
Davie Bldg.. Portland. Ore.
JUNK WANTED
We pay cast, for JUNK BATTERIES
AND RADIATORS ALUMINUM
BRASS COPPER and lunk ol all
descriptions.
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
27 No orsps Tel 1082
WILL care for elderly sick people In
my boms Pbone 437-x
.WANTED Warrants Redden Go
WANTED Second. hand furniture,
stoves, guns and fishing tackle. 45
South Front St.
TOR RENT HOUSES
FOR PENT 3 house., furnished; IS
to 110. 812 Summit.
R RENT High-class furnished
house, Res. B. Ide.il Court, corner
Myrtle and Taylor St. Geo. Iverson.
TOR RENT 742 W. 14th.
I02S W. 9th.
711 Kins.
S21 Mavette.
Harold H. Brown Agency. Tel. 195.
after a. 1670.
HOUSES for rent or aals Call Harold
H Brown. 195.
FOR RENT Home a furnished at
unfurnished "'o Whits
TWO-ROOM epts. A25 No Riveraid
FOR RENT Furnished or unfurnlsh.
apartments Cargill Court rel 195
FOR RKN T OR LEASE Fins home
e;oe to Medford tnismess district
moderate rent Horns nas hardwood
floors, fireplace, ossemenr., plenty
of room, eirage. 100 foot lot N-
emsll children desired See owner
332 NO ivy Street
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
Fl'HNIdHED apartment for adult.
40 Q.linoe.
rfH PF.NT D-s.rslle furnlsneu
apartment. Hotel Grand.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
FOR RENT Furnished apt Hotel
Holland.
FOR RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
FRONT ROOM, separate intranet, iio
N. Oakdale.
FOR RENT Largs room, oloss In: hot
and cold water, ahowsr. 20 80 FIT.
FOR RENT ROOM BOARD
RATES vsry modsrats at 718 B. Main
ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 6 Orape.
FOR EXCHANGE
TRADE Equity In 134 Plymouth
sedan for older car. 82814 N, River,
side, oabtn No. a.
ONE milk cow to trade for radio. No
junk. A. J. Hadley, Rt. I. Central
Point.
FOR SALE Young turkeys or will
trads in on lat model sutomoblls.
(Coups preferred ) Floyd Maharry.
Talent. Ors.
FOR EXCHANGE 1929 model A
Ford sedan and a lota to Medford
for lata model Ford V-8 Tel. 407- ?
EXCHANGE Furn. re-upholstertng
for lumber, wood, fish poles and
reels Phons 909-R,
FOR SALE OR r BADE White electric
sewing machins for Light ssdsn
Box 838. rrtbuns.
FOR EXCHANGE REAL
ESTATE ,
TRADE 80 A. farm, clear, on John
Day Hwy, eastern Oregon, for tim
ber land In southern Oregon. Chas.
Broil!, 448 Helman St., Ashland.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 6-room house,
2 lots, very cheap; email down pay
ment or take light car. See owner
t 72a Oak. between 8 and 5:30 this
week.
WANTED To trads 1 acre. 0-room
modern house, hardwood floors,
city water, edie city limits, for
property close In. Phone 1033.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Equity In
Improved 20 acres, cheap. Whal
have you? R. 1, Box 364, Central
Point.
SALE OR TRADE 164 acres, best soil,
excellent location, paved hwy.; 100
cult, alfalfa, clover, grain; part free
Irrigation; modern attractive Im
provements; completely stocked,
equipped; crop, 25 cows, good
monthly Income, owner will con
sider Improved acreage, city Income,
Medford. Price $15,000. 15 No. Fir.
SALE OR TRADE Equity In service
station. What havs you? Vote
Service, Talent, Ots.
TRADE for larger ranch, t acres, Pa
cific Hwy. close In; good Improve
ments; garden sol,; clear. Will as
sume. 15 No. Fir St.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE OR RENT Cony 5-room
cuttHge, eo uenson. inquire lor
I. M. Cowln. Medford Irrigation.
BARGAIN IN MODERN HOME
For this attractive, well'
rtk 1 V 1111 kept, 4-room modern
home; plastered, concrete
foundation; living room, xitcnen,
breakfast nook, a bedrooma, batht
screened -In back porch, good built
Ins. Lot well cared for, rose gar
den, plenty of shade. Total price
1200; half cash, balance 816 per
month, including Interest.
ROOUE RIVER ACREAGE
A Per acre, located within
til nil 100 yards of Rogue river,
w " fronting Pacific highway;
47 acres river bottom soil, under
Irrigation. Will n an or part in
tracts of S acres or more at the very
low price of 1150 per acre. Very
reasonable terms to responsible
parties.
CHARLES A. WING AOENCY..INC
109 E. Main St. Phone 728.
FOR SALE Equity redemption
room house; good location. Box 2519,
Tribune.
WHEN you think of real estate, think
of Brown es Whtls.
53 ACRES near Applegate P. O.i 11 A
cultivation, tree water right! bal
ance timber; Improvement. Paul
Erdman. Applegate, Ors.
FOR" SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE 8 young dairy cows. F
E Chandlsr, Rt. 3. Inquire Snowy
Butts Service ststlon.
5-GAL. Guernsey cow for sale; Just
fresh: abortion and tuoercular test
ed: yearling laving R. I. hens, youn?
pulleta and fryers, at Cummlngs
Poultry Ranch, 5 ml. out Midway
road.
FRESH COW FOR SALE Walter Arm.
priest, Ruch.
FOR SALE Fresh sows. Adolf
Schults. Beagle Ors.
FOR SALE DOGS PET8
PEDIGREED Spaniel pupa for leie
at 1102 W. loth.
FOR SALE-POULTRY
PURE Bronee cons, cockeran'i prlre
stock 15 Jesss Nell Rl 1 Ashlsnd
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
1930 FORD Coupe and car camp
trunk. 602 So. Rlvcrsldl.
FOR SALE 1934 Oldamoblle sedan at
a aubstantlal -discount. Low mile
age. Inquire 417 N. Oakdals.
OOOD USED CARS
10-DAY WRITTEN GUARANTEE
REASONABLE PRICES
1929 LaSalle S-passenjer Coups.
19JB LaSalle Sport Coupe.
1930 Chevrolet Sedau.
1931 ClievTolet coupe.
ARMSTRONO MOTORS. IMC.
Tel. 18 38 N. Riverside.
FOR SALE Model T Ford touring
In etorj condition. Cheap fot csea
ox 2472. Tribune.
TEHRAPLANE AND HUDSON demon
atratora at a aubstantlal discount
Trade and terms ftVikln Mottr CO-,
next to Western Auto Supply.
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Pickling cucumbers 31cMUHRAY ABSTRACT CO Aba tracts
ft Third road right off Kmje of nils Rnomi and t. No. 13
Ha-;; second noiue on left. Bona Cenuaj An, upiuixa.
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Peaches. Tuscan Cllnse
and Champions. Ordere taken Mulra
and J. H. Ha'.ea: Dolph Phlpps.
Crater Lake highway.
FOR SALE Uad corn binder; a bar
gain. Hubbard Bros.
SEE F. W. Houston. 1 ml. 6. w. of
Phoenix for peach bargains. naies,
Crawtorda. Elberte. Tuscan Cling;
Mulra later.
rOR SALS Those wonderful Hale
oivnnlng peaonea are now npemus
at Tucker's, third houes on right.
Orchard Horns Drlvs. Last years
prices. Bring containers.
FOR SALE Alfalfa and olovar hat;
13 excellent Jersey cows. Telephone
Eagls Point 11X41. Jns. A. Woods.
FOR SALE Italian prunes.
7-F-14.
Phons
FOR SALE Peaches, Maldsn Blush
apples, Himalaya berries. Phone
539-J-l. Mrs. D. W. Luks.
300 1-OAL. amber bottles. 10c aplecs;
7o each for lot. Mra. Melmgren.
Phoenlk.
BAPrLETT PEARS for aals, lo lb.
Tel. 314-X.
TUSCAN Cling peaches, 2c and Sc.
Bring boxes. Q. E. uarpencer, noun
ton road, mils wsst of Phoenix.
FRUIT picking baga repaired St
Medford Tent A Awning Works.
FOR SALE Mulra. Elbertae: IV, ml'.e
west of King's Hwy. Hofbeck.
FOR SALE Used steel stanchlona. J.
B. Sollss. 1827 No. Riverside.
FRUIT picking bags repaired at
Burk's, 112 N. Front.
FOR SALE Baled oat hay.
J-4. Otto Nledermeyer.
FRUIT picking buckets, fillers tnd
web straps at Burk's.
FOR SALE Peaches; not Irrigated.
Carney Orchard, Blackwell hill, be
tween Central Point and Gold Hill.
FRUIT picking buckets rellned. re
paired and ropes and webbing at
Medford Tent ex Awning Works.
FOR SALE Crawford paachea. W. H.
Watt. 468-R-a.
AUTO seat covers save your car. Med
ford Tent & Awning Works.
FOR SALE Canning peaches. Linn
orchards, Eagle point, victor T
sltoro, proprietor.
LAWN furniture reduced prices. Med
ford Tent at Awning works.
FOR SALE Crown Leader egg mash
fits the pocketbook and fills the
egg basket. Try It. Monarch Seed
Ai Peed Co.
FOR SALE Hale peaches: mile north
and mile west of Central Point.
Scenic Ave. G. A. Edwards, Phone
0. Pt. 141.
FOR SALE Green gage plums and
cooking apples. Phone 132-L.
FOR SALE Victory canned dog food
3 cans for 35c: 890 dozen. Monarch
Seed as Feed Co.
FOR SALE Watch out for lice snd
mites in your chicken house. Come
to us tor materials to clesn up the
trouble. Monarch Seed it Feed Co.
FOR SALE Pep up that sickly lawn
or those backward plants with our
proven fertilizers. Special prices in
plant-foods for a short time buy
nowl Monarch Seed & Peed Co.
FOR SALE Equity In house. Cell
526 Haven.
FOR SALE Oram, oats snd barley
bags Medford Bargain Houas, S7
N. G:p SI. FUoIm !C2.
FOR SALE Used sewing machines, sil
makes: terms it desired All makes
ranted end repaired White Sewing
Machtna Co. 24 N Bartlett.
AUTOMOBILE SPECIALS
FINEST GRADE WESTERN OIL, 90 qt;
ooc gal.; 5 gallona with can. 11.75;
100 Pure Pennsylvania Oil. lSi4c
(It . t1t vnl . h crnllnn SI nn
SUNRISE 6UPER SERVICE STATION
MISCELLANEOUS
THE NF.W Second Hand Store at 45
8. Front St., pays essh for furnt
turs, guns, tents, stores, etc.
FOR SALE The most dependable
grinding and milling service In the
valley, Bring grain to us for a
regular Job. Ws mix, clesn, scour
or grind grsln. Prices right. Mon
arch Seed 6t Feed Co.
YOU CAN SAVE nearly to of your
nuto inaurance who a begal Reserve
Co s A Kroschel. agent Phone 150
DOGS examined free. Dr. stone, 4tb
and Bartlett.
DENTISTRY Dr. 1 . Oove. 331 t
Main
BOAT TRAILER. Cash Register. Add.
ing Macnine. Typewriter. Boots
Shoes, Hunting-Fishing Equipment
17 North Riveralds
GRAIN SACKS Jackson County
Feed Co.. 4th and Bartlett Sts.
PERSONAL
REV EVELYN MA It.? HALL e.Hrltull
readings dally. 313 So. Riverside.
BUSINESS CHANCES
WHOI.ESALK and retail dairy, with
ranch: 400 monthly Income; larre
herd, ood cows; owner take aome
trade, balance excellent terms. 15
North Fir.
COFFEE ANN'S FOR SALE.
SAW MILL for ssls 1100, terms P
o box 951. Medford.
FOR SALE Hl-Wsy Inn Csfe and
equipment, Kent 112 ag atonto
Oold Hill. Ore.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
JSI'kftON CO.
ABHTRACI CO.
Abstracts si MtU and
Title Insurance roe
only eotnpiete due
S y a t a m in Jackson
County.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Money lo Lend
HONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE
CARS. (TO Prompt service snd Is
III rates. W I THOMAS. 4( 6
Central, state license No 8 157.
Wall Paper Cleenlni.
WALL-PAPER CLEANING, lo per eq
ft Mr. Black 810 N Bartlett
JOHN H LOCK Painting and Decor
ating wuaiity work at lower prices.
Ph. 953-R. Res. 124 King.
CADS rHANcTFER ft 8TORAOE OO -Office
1015 No Central Pbons 416
Prtoss right, serfie guaranteed.
a A WHY VRANSPKR Expert neck
sra and movers Speotal livestock
moving equipment. Pnoes right
819 North Rlversids Pbons 1044-X
Expert window Cleaners
LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1173
Houss Cleaning. Floor Waxing- Ori
ental Rug Cleaning apeciaity
Dancing Sctioois
LEARN NOVELTY DANCES from for
mer Fanchon-Maroo stars. Ted and
Evelyn Schrader Studio opposite
Rlalto. Phone 161J-Y.
Painting end Papirnanging
M. A. BLISS Painting and paper
hanging rel 648 W ,.. S Orape
Job muting
MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPAHTMEN1
Best equipped plant in southern
Oregon Printing of all klnda: ouoa
binding; loose leaf ledgers ano
blanka. billing aystema. duplicating
Cash sales slips and everything In
the printing lines. 28-30 N Grape
Phone 75
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice.
In th County Court of the State or
Oregon in and lor the Count; of
J c it son.
In the Matter of the Estate of Manle
E. Ward, Deceased.
Notice u hereby given that the
undent igned ha been appointed by
the County Court of Jackson County,
Oregon, the administratrix of the
estate of Manle E. Ward laLso known
as Manle Ward) deceased, and haa
qualified aa auch. All persona harlnj
claims against said estate are notified
to present same, duly verified as by
law required, to the undersigned, at
the office of P. J. Newman, 'n the
Palm Building, In Medford. Oregon,
within six months from the date of
the first publication of this notice.
Dated and first published July 6th.
1934. LOUISE I. PORTER,
Administratrix of the estate of Manle
E. Ward (also known as Manle
Ward), deoeaaed.
Notice to Creditor.
Notice la hereby given that the
County court of the State of Oregon
for Jackson County haa appointed me
Executor of the estate of Annie S.
Brophy, deoeaaed.
All persons having olaima against
said estate are required to present
them to me with proper vouchers
within alx months from this date at
the office of O. H. Bengteon, attor
ney for said state, at 126 East Main
Street, Medford, Oregon.
Dated this 27th day of July. 1934.
N. D. BROPHY, Executor.
O. H. BENOTSON,
Attorney for Estate,
126 East Main St., Medford, Oregon.
Notice of Flllnt Final Account,
in the county Court of the state of
Oregon for the County of Jackson.
In the Matter of the (state of Edwin
C. Brown, sometimes known aa X.
0. Brown and Gdwln Clarence
Brown, but being one and the same
person, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned has filed his Final Ac-
Kail Tribune Daily
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count and Report In the above en
titled estate and that by order of the
County Court in and tor Jackson
County. Oregon, a hearing upon the
same haa been set for Saturday. Au
gust 16th. 1934, In the County Court
Room at the Courthouse in Medford.
Jackaon County. Oregon, at the hour
at ten o'clock, a m.
All persons having objections there
to are hereby notified to present the
same on or before auch time.
Date of first publication of this
notice la July 10th, 19B4.
O. M. ROBERTS.
Administrator with the Will Annexed
of the Estate of Edwin C. Brown, aome
timea known as E. C. Brown and Ed
win Clarence Brown, but belpg one
end the same person, deceased.
o. m. roberts
wm. m. McAllister,
Attorneys for Estate.
14 CANDIDATES
ASPIRE 10 SEAT
HELD BY
OMAHA, Neb. (UPl About 300
candidates will seek: placea on He- j
publican and Demrjcratlc tickets for
state offices In the August M prU
mary. of which nine Democrats and
five Republicans aspire to auoceert
Charles Wayland Bryan as governor.
Roy L. Cochrane of Lincoln, who
has been retained by Democratic and
Republican administrations for many
years as ststs engineer, Is the leading
Democratic aspirant. Cochrane will
have the tacit support of the Arthur
P. Mullen faction as well as the
active support of the strong state
group headed by Governor Bryan.
Opposing Cochrane la Congressman
Terry Carpenter of Scottsbluff, State
Senator William B. Banning of TJn
Ion, Kugene O'Sulllvan, Omaha'a
leading criminal lawyer, Mra. Maud
Nuqulst, former head of the Neb
raska Womana' Clubs. Mayor John P.
Rohn of Fremont, W. F. Porter of
Lincoln. J. o. Stroble of Nebraska
City snd Frank J. Klopplng, state
senstor from Wayne.
Three candidates are given a
chance in the Republican battle.
These are Dwlght Qrlswold Clordon.
publisher; former Attorney General
c. A. Sorensen, Lincoln, who claims
to be a "buddle" of Senator Oeorgc
W. Norrla, Nebraska's most revered
politician, and former Lleutonant
Governor Theodore W. Metcalfe,
Omaha. George B. Clark of Tilden
and George W. sterling are the other
two candldnlea.
Senator Norrla' unicameral or one-
house legislature plan. Is an Issue
in the governorship fight, although
ths plan will not be voted upon until
the November elections.
Leaders who have toured the farm
ing communities come back with the
Information that the plan Is not
meeting with agrarian favor. The
farmers fear, these men say, that
they will lose their representation If
a alngle, 33-member legislation Is
substituted for the present upper
and lower houaea containing 36 sen
ators Snd 100 representatives.
Leadera of both parties also oppose
ths plan because It would eliminate
party government, it calling for s
nonpartisan ballot.
Ann White, Spiritualist Medium,
will be at Holland Hotel, Tuesday an.1
Wednesday, July list snd Aug. 1
Advice given honest snd with a guar
antee. You will find me different.
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Instrument
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BARDINE CREEK, Aug. . (Spll
Mra. E, C. Flene was a week-end
guest In Medford of Mr. and Mrs.
John Simpson, who were both quite
111. but Sunday were much lmprovod.
Mrs. Helen Studwell snd Mrs. M.
E. Fox were shopping In Medford on
Monday where Mrs. Studwell waa also
having dental work dons,
Mr. and Mra. Pari Croft and fam
lly were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Wm. Campbell. In ths eve
ning they all motorsd to the Lyman
swimming pool, where they swam
snd ate tee cream and cakes.
Mr. and Mra. Chas. Householder
and Mr. and Mrs. Burk of Loa Ang
eles are vlsttlng Mr. Householder's
sister. Mra. Nina Dusenberry and
family.
R. H. Dusenberry and family and
nephew Ted Wharton, left Monday
for the hop yards north of Grants
Pass.
Mr, and Mra. Raymond Bllea of
Crater Lake, visited Sunday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Dusen
berry.
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Walt attended
the all-itay session of Pomona Grange
at Applegate Saturday.
Mrs. Donald Reames and children
of ths VanHoevsnberg orchard oalled
on friends hers Thursday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Kills Mathews of
Medford and Wallace Iverson of Oold
Hill called Sunday on Mr. and Mrs.
S. A. Dusenberry.
The phons line has been out of
commission for the past week, which
makea It very Inconvenient at thla
busy time of ths yesr.
L. G. Plckell, who haa been mining
on the 8. A. Dusenberry place for
some time, has returned to hie home
In Medford on account of the scarcity
of water In the creek for mining.
word comes from Mrs. Eva New
ton who is spending the summer in
Ashland, that her brother Curtis
Mllisr, who has been critically Ul for
the past two weeks, la somewhat Im
proved, although still able to be up
only part of the time. Her daughter
Mrs. Bessie Elhart, Is helping care for
mm.
Wm. Campbell received a telegram
Wednesday telling him of the death
of his mother Tuesday evening, In
New Hampshire. She waa S7 yeara of
age and haa been ill for the past
four or five months. We Join in ex
tending sincere sympathy to the
family in their bereavement,
Prospect
PROSPECT, Aug. 3. (8pl.) Mrs.
Earl Ulrlrh returned home July it
from Medford, where aha has been
for some time 111 with the "flu."
Mrs. A. T. Haines has returned from
Marahfleld where ahe waa a guest of
relatives for a week.
Billy Mooney, of Maryavllle, Calif,
haa been vacationing for several weeks
at the home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Mooney. He returned by
auto Inst week with hie parents and
brother, Bobby, who will spend a
month touring California.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Robertson and
family apent July 39 In Eagle Point
vlaltlng rstatlvea.
Oeneva Carlson, who has been help
Ing Mra. Paul Robertaon with her
housework this summer, la now work
ing In Msdford.
Mrs, Qui Dlteworth and Alfred Gor
don have both been quite 111 With the
"flu."
Vl;ll Hnr-ard of Analna spent laat
Week as guest of lewis Jjfitner.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Clemens and
daughter and Mr. nnd Mrs. Floyd
Kelly accompanied Mra, Fete to Aah
lnnd July fio, where she took ths stsgs
for her home In Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rohl drove Mrs.
rtohl's mother snd sisters to their
home In Grants Pass. They have
been gueata at ths Rohl horns for
some time.
Mr. snd Mrs. Oeorge L. Jantrer
spent Tuesday In Grants Psss snd
Mod ford.
Mrs. Waldo Nye, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the
Community hospital In Merlford a few
das ago, la reported getting along
nicely.
Mra. B is r ford Jorr and two sons
and Miss Florence Weeks of Berkeley,
Calif., are apendlng a fortnight as
guests of Mrs. Anna weeks and Stew
art Weeks.
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Foots Creek
FOOTS CREEK, Aug, . (Spl )
Mra. Clay Rchrump and children, ftvia
Pan and Marcla, and friends, Mlsa
Vera Williamson and Mlsa Fay Lld
aton of Vancouver, Wash,, were over
night guests of the R. L. Millers July
28. Mrs. Schnimp waa formerly Vara
Davidson. While here ahe visited
other relatlvea and friends In Oold
Hill and Grants Pans.
Mrs. Wslt Melasner and Children.
Reuel and Beth, of Olendale, spent
July 20 st Riviera visittng hsr psr
ents, Mr. snd Mrs. Henry Miller.
Mr. and Mra. Marlon Lance re
turned August 1 from a two weeks'
vacation at Dead Indian Springs.
Mr. snd Mrs. R. Breeding snd fam
ily of Rogue River visited Mr. snd
Mr.. Ed Urefountsln July 3"
Mr. snd Mrs. W. Alfred of Ssera-i
mento. Cal., en route to Washington,
visited Mra. R. L Miller July It. Krl.
Alfred Is Mrs. Miller's aunt.
Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Oslllgar made
a trip to Dead Indian Sprlngi July
11. They visted the Short family tn
route.
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Pickers snd packers' tally cards. In
lsrtre or small qusntltles. resdy for
a. livery st Joe Department Mail
Tribune, 11-10 N. Orape. I
Willow Springs
WILLOW APRlMrtBt. Ail R rftn!
Harry Elden left last Saturday bylQnCe POOHy Armed F0rC6
mvwi tui s-nonurjin, nitwit) n ils(
spend his two weeks' racatlon aa ths
guest of relatives. He will also spentf
some time In Ban Francisco.
Mra. Hilda Oarskell called on friends
in this neighborhood this week.
Mildred Beeeon of Medford and Lee
Parker spent last week-end aa guests
of friends in Klamath Falia.
Mr. and- Mrs. Percy Thomas were
dinner guest Wednesday evening at
the A. H. Cls menu home.
Mrs. Helen Brophy la employed at
the DuBuque orchard, where she his
chare of the peach picking oerw.
Mra. Till I Andren and son Philip,
who have been the guest for the past
month of Mrs. Andren'a uncle. A. V.
Carlson, returned to their home In
San Francisco laat Friday.
Long Mountain
LONO MOUNTAIN, Aug. 8. (SpU
An enjoyable picnic was held In
the Ashland Llthla Park Sunday, hon
oring mothers and fathera. Those
present wsrs Mr, and Mra. Sam Coy
and son, Ssmtny, Mr. and Mra. Roy
Smith and son snd daughter, Lyla
and Barbara, Mrs. Sarah Coy, Mrs.
Mary Taylor, Mra. Sarah Howlett, Mrs.
Lottie Ayrts, Mr. and Mra. Roy Mar
nlah and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Perry. Miss Minnie Putman, Mr. and
Mra. Boy Ashpote and eon, Donald,
Mra. R. I. Price, Sam Hamlsh, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Dutton. all of Eagle
Point, Mrs. John Ashpole and Mrs.
Susie Stewart, both of Medford, Mrs.
KUa Holman and grandson, Lloyd Vsn
Dyke, both of A'hland and Mrs. W. R.
Holman and daughter, Grace of thla
district.
A board meeting waa held at the
Long Mountain school house Thurs
day evening for the purpose of elect
ing a teacher.
Mr. and Mrs. Fays McAipint ex
Klamath Falls called at the Howard
Short home Sunday.
Miss Dollle 8 to well, who haa been
vlaltlng friends snd relatives here for
several weeks, left for Portland on
Thursday.
Mrs. M. li. Pruett returned weo
neaday after a few daye1 visit with
Mrs. John Cox at Hoicomb springs,
Miss Vert a Btowell la ataylng at
Union creek for several days visiting
Mr. and Mra, Dick Chase.
Mary Ellen Holman Is apendlng a
week In Ashlsnd visiting her grand
mother. Mrs. Ilia Holman.
Bill Holman and eon, Henry, left
Sunday for ths mountains, where they
will ride for their oattle,
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THE GRANGE
Lake Creek Grange
Kent regulsr meeting of Lake Creek
Orange, to be held Friday evening.
Auguat 12, will be an open meeting
with a recreational program consist
ing of games, etc. The public Is
cordially invited to attend,
v The laat meeting was very enjoy
able, particularly ths program. Prac
tically svery one present responded
to roll call, making a well balanced
program of songs, rssdlngs. Jokes,
talks on such topics as Old Faithful
Oeyser and Indians of New Mexico
and Arlmna.
The prlw for the moat enjoyable
number was awarded Lillian Sates of
Portland, who gave a reading, In cos
tume, entitled, "I'm the Youngest of
a Family of Five."
Delleloust refreshments were serv
ed by the Home Economics commit
tee following the meeting.
FOREST PRESERVATION
STUDIED ABROAD FOR
PHILADELPHIA (UP) With the
objective of learning the methoda of
forest preservation In foreign coun
tries, a group of foresters and lumber
men from all parte of the United
States are etudylng the practices used
In Gsrmsny snd Austria.
A first-hand study of sustained for
est production, as well aa game pres.
ervatlon, selected cutting, reforesta
tion and markets for wood products
Is sought by ths group In developing
the program of permanent forest man.
agemsnt In thli country, now required
by the lumber code.
The work Is sponsored by ths Carl
Shuni Memorial Foundation and ths
Oherlsnder Trust, which was sst up
si a meant to aid the Amerlran pub.
lie tn studying the spec I si achieve
ments of Germany and Austria. Prl
vat forests for private profit was
luted by Ihs foundation as one of
the fields In which Oermany has ex
celled. Dr. rrarut Beaks, director of the fur.
estry school at Thsrsndt naar Drea
den, Is In charge of the group. He
apent three months In this country
acquainting htmnetf with condltlona
that fees American fmeeure,
JUBILEE PICTURES AT
EAGLE PT. ORANGE AUG. 7
IAOL1 POINT, Aug. . fSpl l
Oopcs moving pictures of she Dia
mond Jubilee will be shown at the
neat masting 61 the Eagle Point
Grsngs, Tuesday night, August 1.
This part of the meeting Is open to
the public snd will begin at o'clock.
There will be a lfl-mlnute comic pic
ture especially for children. Every
body la welcome.
FEDERAL AGENTS
BETTER EQUIPPED
Now Has Latest In Fire
arms 600 Men In Well
Drilled Army for Clean-up.
Bl Alexander K. oeorge
WASHINGTON W7 m a eedale
brick building on Vermont avenue a
short, compsotly-museular man !!
at a desk. In a crisp voice he speiks
Into one after another of a battety
of telephonee.
A few miles away machine gun bul
lets spatter on a target, shattering
the somnolent peace of the Maryland
countryside sounding a warning to
Baby race" Nelson and other killers
of his Ilk.
The man at the desk In the old
brick building la J. Edgar Hoover, 30-year-old
chief of the "G-men" the
gangster's nsms for government men
living directions, suggestions snd
encouragement by telephone to the
leaders of some 480 federal agents in
the nation-wide offensive against
crime, which has been regslvsnlzed
by the "taking" of Dlllinger. '
Training to Meet Osngaters
The bullets raining on targets at
nearby Port Meads ars propelled from
guns similar to gangdom's own "rub
bing out" weapons and the men
wielding the guns era "federals."
Not so long ago the federal agents
ngaged In tracking down some of
the moat desperate criminals were
sparsely equipped with pistols and
a few rifles. Now thsy are being rap-
Idly supplied with machine guns,
high powered rlflea and shotguns
while Instructors are teaching them
to handle these weapons expertly.
At Fort Mesde and other army rifle
range throughout ths country, tar
get practice and aharpahootlng drill
ha basn going on qulatly for several
months.
An Army of f00
When the full strength of the di
vision of Investigation I mustered
this summer It 1 expected that some
00 agents will be In the well-drilled
army fighting kldnspers. bank rob
ber and roving outlaws of all typel.
They will be assisted in their clean
up by 17 new federal law with Jag
ged teeth.
While department of Justice offi
cials were disappointed in the failure
of congress to provide sn additional
1700,000 for equipping them with ar
mored car for use In the main sr
tsrlss Of Interstate highway traffic and
with planes close st hand for speedy
pursuit, the agents will be provided
with a fleet of light, fast cars such
as the gangsters use.
The educational qualification of
the agents some of them are gifted
linguist snd about 80 par cent of
the Investigators hsvs had legal
training or work In sxpert account
ing have promoted some critics te
cell them "high-brows." "campus de
tectives" and "boy scout.1
Must Hsve 'Horse sense'
But Hoover cites their record of 91
per cent conviction in court, sot to
mention the Dlllinger coup, and the
crushing of several kidnaping rings
and racketeering gangs, ss justifica
tion for the high requirement of per
onnsl. onv of his prime requisites 1
thst an investigator havs ths knowl
edge and experience to gather evidence
that will "stick" when an offender 1
brought to trial.
The dynamto director's definition
of an ideal agent Is an "operator who
combine Intelligence and experience
with oourage, loyalty and horse senss.'
The force tnoludes a number of
formsr ohlefs of detective bureaus,
chief of police, Texas rangers, sher
iffs, stats trooper and plain detee
tlves, Only Yonng Men Engaged
An sppilcsnt for service as 4 'a
man' must be between 25 and 3S yesrs
of sera; personnel record of the de
partment show that ths average age
of an Investigator I slightly over 31
While the division hse no elrplsuee
there are sli agents who can pilot a
plane and ont inveetlgator has been
a parachute Jumper. Others have been
teachers In colleges and high schools,
truck drlvsrs, newspaper reporters,
bank cterka, professional basebsll
players, football atsrs and expert
boxers.
I
grotrh Jobless Get Estate.
WORCESTER, Mass (UPl Job
less resident of Bsrrhead, Scotlsnd,
will benefit by t 1200,000 trust fund
created here by Miss Janst Martin,
a natlva of Barrhead, who died re
cently at 80. She established In her
will a 1100,000 trust fund which Is
to remain Intact until compound In
terest has doubled Its slee. Then It
la to be used to sld Barrhsad't unem
ployed. 1 iii
n errant Call.
School District No. t
Notice I hereby given that there
are funds on hand for the redemption
of all warrants up to and Including
No. 781. Interest will cease on tn
Ind day of August. 1934. Warrants
are psyable at The First National
Bank, Medford, Oreston.
OUT TEX, Clerk
School District No. .
Central. Point. Oref jn.
DONT POKOET Speedboat rs.-fS
next Sundsy, Aug- Sth. Savage Rapids
Dam, north of Medford on Pacific
highway.
BAIILV CRAWrORD
PEACHES
CAMtOCN RANCH
1 Ml. . W. f Phoenix