MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OKKCipy, THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1935.
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FOR WANT ADS
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Small wire-hair terrier: an
swers to name of "Mugsle." Reward.
Phone Herb Grey. 041-J.
LOST Two small keys No. 287 Re
ward if returned to Tribune office.
LOST If dog missing, call 1516.
WANTED FEMALE HELP
PERMANENT POSITION for young
woman m name, ueneraj nouse- n,--.-. , . .
work and care of two children; lam- I 2 ??E nJ "ry 6 Coupe: new
lly of four. Spending ,oney and I 8VP.1Lre!;SSl mha"lcal
a good home. Address Box 1035. ?aP- EAKIN MOTOR CO., Hud
Mall Tribune. son dealer.
WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS i
WANTED House to rent. Must hive :
fireplace and at least 3 bedrooms. I
Phone 1452-Y.
GOING to L A. Want passengers to i
share expenses. 623 South Central. !
WANTED Household goods, stoves i
tools or what have you. Medford
Bargnla House. 27 N. Orape St. Tel.
1082
EMPTY furniture van going to Los
Angeles wants load bote ways, lei
615. Hawley rransler.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for furs, hides
and pelts. Medford Bargain House.
37 N. Grape. Tel 1062.
JUNK WAN1ED .
We pay cash loi JUNK BA ITEltl as
AND RADIAKIKS. ALUM1N JM
BRASS. COPPER and lunk A ill
jescnptiuns
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
37 Ar, Grape Tel tOttt
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FOR RENT HOUSES
rOR BENT Small furnished house a
130 So. Grape. Two auuits.
SMAUi furnished house for rent. In
quire at 322 So. Newtown.
POR RENT Small furnished house.
Call 321 Apple.
FOR RENT 2 furnished houses, 813
Summit.
FOR RENT 3-room neatly furnished
house, 821 V4 Oak.
FOR RENT Holly Court cottage;
elec. range, refrigerator, oil stove.
Jackson County Bldg & Loan As?n.
After 5. telephone Mr. Brown. 1670.
POR KEN1 Homes iarnisnd oi
unfurnished Brown & White
FOR RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
ATTRACTIVE rmms JO, S Irape
FOR RENT ROOM BOARD
RATES jht moderate .t 716 e.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
FOR RENT Apartments. 334 Apple.
FOR RENT Duplex apartment; 4
rooms; electric ran,,c. automatic oil
burner furnace, refrigeration, break
fast nook, fi-vplaco: otherwise un
furnished. W. A. Gates. Tel. 442.
FOR KENT
MISCELLANEOUS LEASE Ranch. 151 acres, with free
water. 402 East Ma'.n St.
FOR RENT Room 16x60 adjoining
Mall Tribune Job Jepartment an
Grape street Will -emodel to ,'Jlt
permanent tenant Phone 75 or ip
ply at Mall mauno : newspaper) of
fice FOR EXCHANGE
FOR SALE OR TRADE 18-ft. McCny
caj and refrigeration unit. Ray's
Mfcrket. Talent.
TRADE Ch-vrolet truck for light
car. S R. Hughes. Trail. Ore. j
WILL TRADE Pvr wood or what :
have you. Cabinet Graphanola nd
fine selection records. Natural oak
finish, in fine condition. 37 Tripp j
t.. after 6 p. m.
TRADE School store, with fixture
imd l.iiu: rooms ear: trade for
Medford pro-wrty. 112 East Utb St.
FOR SALE-LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE 800 b ill for M0 M i",
sell ImmMlste.y 1P27 model T
coup, tn ccwi siiape, 115 Apt 8.
Rosewood Apt.
FOR S A CE DOGS PFTS
FOR SALE Resisfrfd male Bv.on
b'jll. vear old Resiujna zt pr; :e
Jimmy EU.cict. 5 ro:r:j Co.jt:
RULLLit CA.N.Uuij. foat iiJ-J-3.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE City Hemes. Ranches.
Pear Orchards, Placer Minis. City j
Lou. Rogue River forntage. Terms, i
Roberts. 720 W. Second. Tel. 1528-J.
SACRIFICE SALE
320 Acres, 228 acres under Irrigation.
90 acres peara, apples: 100 acres of
alfalfa, fine deep soil; 3 bouses,
modern bldgs.; stocked, equipped.
Sold 1929 for 75.0OO. If sold this
week. 8,000 cash, full price, clear.
See owner, Rm. 117. Medford Hotel.
BEST BUY IN JACKSON' COUNTY
18 acres. 3'i ml. out on gravelled
road: good soil: fenced and cross
fenced with woven wire: city water;
par'.y Irrigated; fair house. 3 large
pojltry houses: beautiful location;
8900. L. O. Plckell. 204 E. Mala.
Phone 1580-J.
WHEN you think of real estate, think
of Brown & White.
FOR SALE! Must, sacrifice Memorial
park lot.,Bo No. 601. Tribune.
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENTJack
eon county Building & Loan Ass'n.
Phone 105.
FOR SALE OR TRADE, Large lot.
clear: some buildings; near grade
and high schools. Klamath Falls
for city property with or without
buildings. Address Box 174, Tribune
FOR SALE POULTRY
BOOKING orders guaranteed chicks.
Hansen Leghorns, 9c; Rock Red, 10c;
custom hatching, aVfcc. Let's plan
now. DresMer's Square Deal Hatca
ery. 1107 E. Main. Phone 1560-Y.
POULTRYMEN! GENT'S LEGHORN
FARM. Eugene, Ore., has leased the
Talent Hatchery and will sell Oent's
Chicks, hatching every Wednesday
in season. Buy your chicks from
Oregon's finest and largest breeding
farm. Prices $11.00 per 100; $100 00
per 1.000. Write for full inf. and
free catlog describing our modern
breeding farm. 8.000 hen capacity.
25.000 sq. ft. of concrete floors, etc.
P. A. Gent, Eugene, Ore.
I FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
; uu iukjc viuwjij- o uoupc, new
ptv.ui. n-,jiy ures, good mecnamcM
shape. EAKTO MOTOR CO. Dodge
Dealer.
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Wheat, 1.5o"cwtT"a
tractor plows. N. J. Garrett, Rt. 4.
FOR 8ALE High ansae dining-room
suite at bargain price. 310 Haven St.
FOR SALE SACRIFICE T4-k. blue
white Tiffany set diamond ring;
value $250; sell $135. Box 1098.
Tribune.
SAVE MONEY Haul your own wood
Dry manzanlta. $1.50 tier. Good
highway. Applegate Store.
r'OS SALE Delicious apples, cheap.
Bear Creek Orchard.
FURS "
Cosh paid for furs, hides, pelts.
Johnson Produce Co., 6th and
Front Sts.
WHEAT or FEED OATS $1.50 cvt..
mixed barley and alfilfa hav. 411
ton. C A DcVoe. 2 miles west and
!r mile south of Medford Phone
523-J-2.
FOR SALE Used sewing machines all
make; terms If desired. All makes
rented and repaired, white Sewing
Machine Co. 24 N. Bartlett.
FOR SALE Sand, gravel, lawn dirt,
fertilizer, teaming. Phone 012-J.
FOR SALE Pear wood. Tel 744-X.
MISCELLANEOUS
KINDERGARTEN Sparta Bldg. Mu
sic and dance. Phone 1545 or 1256
W. Ruth Luy Alice Holmback.
LOW PRICED guaranteed Radio Serv.
Ico Phone 857-Y
IS YOUR HEARING IMPAIRED? 1
nave foi sale or trade a late mode:
Acoustlcon which has so oenefl'.'d
my hearing that I have no turthei
use for it r N Kerr Talent, Ore
BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR RENT Completely equipped
resUurant at 225 VV. Main St.. Med
ford. Ore., known as Qccen Lantern
Cafe. This should be a money
maker for party with restaurant ex
perience and sufficient money with
which to start. See w. E. Thomea
45 So. Central.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
A fist rarLs
Ml ft SON CO.
ABSIKAI I CO
Abstracts of rule ino
Title Insurance The
only complete rttie
System in Jackson
County .
MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts
of Title. Rooms 3 and 5, No. 32
North Central Ave., upstairs.
Safety of Your Investment
In the
MF.nrORD FEDKRAL SAVING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION
126 E .Main St.
Insured up ti sjooo
by the
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance
Corporation. Washington, D. O.
Dentistry
DENTISTRY Dr. I. H. Gove, 325 E.
Main.
Morjey To Lend
MONEY LOANED $bQ to t.i00 for
pprsonnl or household purposes on
House Furnishings or Autos: also
Cars Re-flntneed. Loans closed
within 30 minutes, unoer firer
vtfion of the State Banklna Dpt,
License No. S-157-M-160. See W. E
Thomas. 45 So. Central.
MONEY LOANED Cecil Jennings.
ralnttnjr A Paperhanclng
LET HANSEN SOLVE YOL'H DECOR
ATING PROBLEMS. Trl 28&-J. 619
Kin?.
M A BLI?3 Paintinu A: pajrhanfe
lei. C4b-W. j;j So. Graiva.
( BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Expert Window Cleuners.
LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1172
House cleaning, floor waxing, ori
ental rug cleaning & upholstering.
NURSERY STOCK
;POR HIGHEST QUALITY pear tree.
I peach, apricot, cherry, apple, al
j mond, filbert, and walnut trees,
rosea and shrubs at lowest prices.
Phone 8M-R-2. or call at W B
Barhum's, 3 miles south of Medford
on hwy. next to Ever Shady Auto
Camp. Carlton Nursery. Carlton. Or.
Transfer.
EADS TRANSFER k STORAGE CO
Office 1015 No. Central. Phone 315.
Prices right. Service guaranteed.
HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack
ers and movers. Special livestock
moving equipment. Prices right.
610 North Riverside. Phone 615.
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of Meeting.
In the Matter of the Creation and
Organization of the Pit View Oraz
lng District of Jackson County.
Oregon.
Notice la hereby given that on the
15th day of December. A. D. 1934. a
(petition signed by twenty or more
.freeholders residing within the terri
i tory which Is proposed to be included
I within the grazing district herein
i after described, was duly filed In the
office of the County Clerk of Jackson
j County, Oregon, within which County
said proposed Grazing District is lo
cated, asking for the formation of
I the said proposed Grazing District to
I De known as the Pit view urazing
; District, of Jackson County, Oregon,
the boundaries of said proposed Dis
trict being described In said petition
as follows:
i Commencing at the Northwest cor
1 ner of Section Six. In Twp. 36 S..
Range 1 East of the Willamette Mer
idian In Jackson County, Oregon, and
running thence South on said Mer
idian line mile; thence Sast 1 mile;
thence North mile, more or les,
to Little Butte Creek; thence follow
ing along said Little Butte Creek in
:a southeasterly direction to where
Lick Creek empties Into said Little
i Butte Creek In Section 3. in said
Township and Range; thence East,
across said Little Butte Creek. nule,
more or less to the highway known
as the Like Creek Road as said road
Is now established, laid out and used;
thence following along the said Lake
Creek Road in a general southeasterly
(direction to where said road crosses
Little Butte Creek in the Southeast
'quarter of Section 19 in Township 36
! South. Range 2 East of the W M :
J thence following along said Little
i Butte Creek one-half mile more or
less to where same merges Into the
North Fork and South Fork of Little
' Butte Creek, thence along the said
; South Fork of Little Butte Creek to
j where the main canal of the Med
j ford Irrigation District crosses said
! creek in the rtheast quarter of
I Section 29, Twp. 36 S R. 2 East of
the W. M.. thence Northerly along
jsald canal one mile, more or less, to
j where said canal is diverted from the
1 North Fork of Little Butte Creek In
j Section 20. said Township and Rang?;
i thence following along the said North
! Fork of Little Butte Creek in a gen
erw Southeasterly direction to where
j said creek intersects the Township
! line between Townships 36 and 37.
j Range 3 East, at or near the South
east corner of Section 32 in Towu
i ship 36 South. Range 3 East of the
jw. M.. said point being also upon
;the West boundary line of the Rogue
River National Forest as now laid out
and established upon the ground;
thence following along said boundary
line of the said Rogue River National
Forest, throughout Its entire length,
and courses between the said South
east corner of said Section 32, Town
ship 36 S. R. 3 East, as aforesaid, to
the Southeast corner of Section 34,
In Township 34 S. R. 2 East of the
W. M., being a distance of about 40
miles alone the line of the juiiri Ma.
Itlonal Forest; thence South 2 miles;
thence West 1 mile; thence North
about three-fourths of a mile to :he
main line of the P. fc E R R. in
Section 9. Township 35 8. R. 2 East
of the W. M.; thence following alonfi
the main line of the said P. & E. R. R.
in a westerly direction to where said
main line of the said railroad cuts
and intersects the Willamette Mer
idian near the West quarter corner
of Section 18. Township 35 S. R. 1
E.: thence South, along said Meridian
line three and a half miles, more or
i less, to the place of . beginning, as
ursi nerein aoove set rortn.
Notice is further given that the
Grazing Board of Jackson County,
Oregon, has heretofore been duly no
tified In person of the filing of said
Petition.
Notice la further given that the
County Judge of the State o Oregon,
in and for the County of Jackson,
haa set Friday the tlth dav of Janu
ary. A. D. 1935. at ten o'clock a. m.,
as the time, and the Courtroom of
said Court, In the Courthouse m
Medford. Oregon, as the place for the
holding of a meeting of the Grazing
Board of Jackson County. Oregon,
and the Petitioners who signed said
Petition, and all other persons who
may be In any manner Interested in
the formation of satd District, or
opposed to such formation, at which,
said time and place any ana an oi
such persona are hereby directed to
appear and show cause If any they
have why such district should not
be so formed. Is provided for un
der the provisions of Chapter 273
of the 1933 Session Laws of the State
of Oregon.
This cot Ice la given and served
pursuant to an order of the Honor
able Earl B. Day. JutLje of the County
Court of the State of Oregon, for
Jackson County, and ex-offlc.o chair
man of th Grazing Board of Jack on
County, Oregon, duly made and en-
i tered on the 26th day of December,
1934. to which order reference is here
by made.
In witness whereof. I have hereun
to set my hand and affixed the seal
of the County Court of Jackson Coun
I ty. Orego.i. this 28th day of Decemoer,
1934. O R CAREER.
! (SEAL) County Clerk of Jackson
j County. Oregon
!N' tlre of Hiring of otijei tlnn to
j Final A'rniint of VlmlnUtratrli
nd settlement Thereof.
j NOTICE 13 HER FEY GIVEN Thit
-h" undersigned Gertrude Olve
( Furry, as Admlnlstratrl of the eatite
o, Arthur Samuel Furry, decea-ed,
;now pending in the County Court fj'
' Jackson County. Oregon, did on the
lint day of December 1034. file in i:d
'court and in :d -state her P'.nil
Account and Report. nd that on m:a
r.'aj the Honorable Earl B Day. as
Ccunty )'ilge for JacSson Coun:y.
Oron i;d mane and enter sn Ordr
.:i-reln. vttin? the hour of U 00
o'cioc a. zl, oa l' daj o.'
January. 1935. aa the time, and tht
Court Room of Mid County Court In ,
( ti.e Court House at Medford, Oregon.!
I a the place for tne hearing of any
; ana all objections to such final a---
I count and the settlement there a! i
i and to the Administratrix' application
i to be discharged as such officer, and
I to have her bond exonerated and the
estate closed, and the real properly
1 turned over to the heirs of sa:d
: ceased, subject to the widow's dower
' That all persons having object! jrs
' to such final account and to the
ttlement thereof, and to the wlnd
, 'nif up of said estate, and to sue)
; attribution of the property thereof.
are by said order required to make
tnem ac saia time and place, wluu
a hearing will be had thereon.
Dated this 1st day of Decern ner
lfJ34. GERTRUDE OLIVE FURRY.
Administratrix of the Estate of
Arthur Samuel Furry. Deceased
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 Warrants Noe. 3322 to
3621, inc. Interest on the above War
rant will cease after January 3rd.
1935. Dated this 31st day of Decem
ber, 1934. GUS H. SAMUELS.
City Treasurer.
THE GRANGE
Enterprise Grnnee.
Enterprise Orange met in Its regu
lar session Friday evening. Due to
the cold eniriml In h M 1.
several were absent, however, a fair
ia crowa was present. During the
regular routine of business, the mo
tion carried that the executive bonrd
meet and fnak nm.Mmw.
putting the new dining rocm on
jthe south aide of the hall and re
moving of the narMtln nf ,. ,.
lent dining room. This will Increase
I " oi tne main hall by several
feet and will be appreciated on
nights when the Orange holds Its
entertainments nnd dances.
Lecture hour u-a t fn-m . -
Christmas tree party. Due to ab-
oi lecturer Dorothy steward,
the hour was in charge of Mary
Moore.
The program Included: .
song. Juvenile Orange.
Origin of Christmas In Other
Lands. Oene Moore.
Song. By All.
Musical Number by Oene and
ucitcva moore.
Ench member present was given
a candy sack of treats prepared by
, -r.- n. a. committee.
j DEPOSIT INSURANCE
ORDER IS SUSPENDED
WASHINGTON. OJn. i.OOlia
deposit Insurnntec orporatlon today
suspended until January 31 Its re
cent order reducing maximum Inter
est rntes on time and savings de
posits In Insured banks which are
not members of the federal reserve
D
Veteran Dies.
PENDLETON, Jan. 3. - (fl, :u
Pinion. 57, commander of the Pen
dleton department of Veterans of
Foreign Wars, died here Wednesday
from a heart attack. He was a well
known business man and a member
of the boxing commission. His widow
and two sons survive.
WINDOW GLASS We Mil window
glass and will replace your broken
windows reasonably. Trowbridge Cnb
Inet Works.
Mail Tribune Daily
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I BEAOLE. Jan. 3. (Spl.l Quests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Hlnea Christmas evening were Mr.
j and Mrs. Safer and daughter Derva
; Jeanne. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Martin and
I family and Mr. and Mrs. Oallett and
! family. A short program was given
' by those present and a Christinas tree
for the children with lighted candles
on It and presents for every one.
Mrs. Estelle Nelson and son Frank,
: Ora Nelson Bennett and son Billy
spent Chrtstmaa at Antelope at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stokes.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Case and family
entertained with a Christina dinner.
Clarence Case and John Nelson were
guests of the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sanderson and
family spent Christmas day at the
home of their daughter and husband,
Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Martin near
Eagle Point. Other guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Martin and family
and Dick Petry of Reese Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Sater attended church
In Medford Sunday. Dec. 33, also the
American Legion Christmas exercises.
Mrs. Rush and family are spending
the holidays In Taft, Calif., with Mr.
Rush, who la employed at that place
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sanderson and
Mrs. Thelma Martin -pent Christmas
evening visiting at the home of Mr.
Sanderson's mother, Mrs. Annie San
derson In Central Point who has been
confined to her home for several days
with a severe attack of "flu."
The Blschoff family have been sick
with the "flu" but are better at this
writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Dermond of
Flounce Rock spent Now Year's with
Mrs. DeArmond'a parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Snllee of the Meadows.
Christmas was observed at the
homa of Mr. and Mrs. TJolker of the
Meadows by the home comln; of their
children who ore working and at
school. They ended the day by at
tending the dance at Beagle.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Walker are the
proud parents of a fine baby girl
weighing C pounds, born flnnday, Dec.
30. The little miss la named Sophia
Sarah.
Mrs. Walter Grant Is very III with
j pneumonia. Her many friends wish
her speedy recovery.
Sylvia Case la staying at the Walk
er home for a few days helping with
the work.
Buster Case has been quite 111 with
the flu but Is better at this writing.
Friends and neighbors were sad
dened and shocked at the passing on
of Mrs. Seegmlller Sunday evening
with pneumonia. She was liked by
every one and will be missed by all
In the neighborhood. Her life wis
spent In caring Tor and pleasing all
those who came In contact with her.
Mrs. Seegmlller was a Christian wom
an and very active In the work; also
. member of the Friendly Neighbors
and the Pleasant Hour club here, and
several organizations In Sams Valley.
Every one extends their deepest sym
pathy to the family. Mr. Seegmlller
Is bed fast with the "flu" also.
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WAGNER CREEK. Jan. 3. (SpU
Mr. and Mra. Wm. Coleman of Med
ford and Mra. Luella Stearns and son
Emil of AAhland vlaltcd Mr. and Mrs.
H. H. Ooddard, December 30.
Mra. A. B. Chapman of Neil creek
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Harry
Lynch.
James Britt underwent an opera
tion for appendlcitla In Aahland. De
cember 28. and la Improving rapidly.
Mlsa Alice Lowrey. who haa been
vial ting her mother, Mra. John Wright,
over the holiday, haa returned to
Azalea, Ore., where ahe la teaching
echoed.
Mra. Fred Ooddard la able to be up
and around again. Her friend and
neighbors are 3 lad ahe haa recovered.
.1. T. Single underwent anotner
major operation at the Aahland hos
pital recently. Hia frlenda and neigh
bor wish him a apeedy recovery.
Mr. and Mra. Hitchcock and daugh
ter Doris of Ashland called on the
Wftlty family December 30.
Little Francis and Clinton Taylor
visited at the home of their grand
mother, Mrs. Abbott, over the holi
day a.
A watch party was held at the Wag
ner Creek school houAe. December 31.
The men sealed the kitchen and the
ladle served lunch.
Mrs. powers entertained Mr. and
Mrs. Everett Bceson and Charlie Wlno
laud of Anderson creek. January 1.
Mr. and Mra. R. H. Taylor of Bray,
Cal., laited at the home of Mrs.
Emma Kirby several days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Williams and fam
ily of Neil creek are making their
home with Mrs. Williams' father.
Prank Kirby.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Beeson and
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bailey attended
the Elks' ball at Ashland New Year's
eve.
Jack Frost played a sly trick on
us this New Year's eve. Wagner creek
arose January 1 to find their land
scape painted white with frost.
Clarence Holdndtje. Doria Work.
Heath Lowrey, Everett Combs and
Genevieve and Harvey Walty of Wag
ner creek attended wntch party tit
the home of Mr. and Mrs. .Tame m
Talent, given for the young people's
Bible class of the M. E. church of
Talent.
Antelope
ANTELOPE. Jai. 3. fSpl.) Mr.
and Mra. Jack Wood and dnughter
Marie went to Portland Dec. 33. where
Marie enUfi the Shrlners Hospital
for medical treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hatlett visited
Mr. and .Mrs. Elbert Blgham Dec. 30.
Christmas waa a quiet affair In the
Antelope district due to so many hav
lug the flue at that time.
Miss Lillian Owens of Modesto, Cal..
Is apendlng the Christmas holidays
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Owens. Mrs. Jim Owens haa been ill
for some time. All hope for a speedy
recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blgham and
daughters, Mr. and Mra. Elbert Bit-
ham and children apent Christmas
day at the home of Mrs. Aletta Blg
ham in Sams Valley
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Culbertsou and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Henrv Owons
and children, Mr. end Mrs. Luther
Day and daughters. Donald Culbert-
son and Dave Hummel spent Dec. 30
with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Stanley.
a-.r. ana Mrs. Wilbur Erlckson left
for Idaho Dec. 31 to spend Christmas
with Mr. Erlckson's father.
Antelope school will open Jan 7.
A Christmas program given at An
telope Dec. .31, was enjoyed hy all.
After the program. Santa Claus save
out bags of nuts, fruits and candy.
Mr. and Mr. 8. W. Baize and sons
iticnard and Jame. spent Christmas
with Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Blgijs.
Th o::?pson Creek
THOMPSON CREEK, Jan. 3. (Spl.)
Church service waa held Sunday after
noon at the Applegate schoolhouse.
with Harry Deutschmann. a converted
Jew. speaking. Those from Thompson
creek who heard his excellent sermon
were Mr. and Mrs. Ewalt and family.
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Johnston and fam
ily. Charles Elmore. Mrs. w. D. Mec
and daughter Msrgarette.
Miss June Rudd spent Christmas
vacation In Ashland with her alster.
Alice Rudd.
Claude Hawking and mother. Mrs.
Pox. from San PranclsM. are visiting
on their home place.
MIm Olive FTgar was a business
caller In Jacksonville and Medford
last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wlliam Jordan have
moved from thf;lr home on Thompson
creek and are located In Ashland
Mr. and Mrs. R. c. Ewult and fam.ly
are living In the Jordan house now
Margarette Meo entertained a group
or young people at her home. Decem
ber 30. Card and other games were
enjoyed by the guests during thi
evenl'.ig. Delicious refreshment were
served to the following: Maxlne
Watts, Josephine Clute. Dorothy An
dren. Berteena Elmore, Edwin An
dr'n, Bernard Andren. Oene Kraute.
Charlee Elmore. Frank Mee, Warren
Me, and the hostess, Margarette Mee
,
Foots Creek
FOOTS CREEK, Jan. 3 (Special)
Election of officers of the Sunday
school waa held Dec. 30. with the fol
low In elected: superintendent, Mra
Vencll Cerveny; assistant, Oeo. Hutch
Ins: recording secretary. Mrs. M
Lauce, oozrepondilig aectttary, Ph)l-
Us Miller, and treaeurer, Roland Mil
ter. Wm. Carl who haa be a visiting his
daughler. Mrs. Anno Short, on Lake
Creek, returned to his home in south
ern California. Dec. 36. and wished to
be remembered to all hta friends here
that he was unable '-o call on.
Barbara Skelton. Bonnie Whs ley.
Dav d Biidbcye. and Rowland Miller
attended the show in Granta Past
Dec. 28. Barbara and Bonnie left for
their school, at Laramie. Wyo., Dec.
31.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn DeJanvler and
son Gerald of Bend, are spending a
few weeks here doing the aAse.sment
wrk on their mine.
Ted Dole has been quite 111 the past
week.
Mr. and Mra. Harry Carr of San
Francisco spent a couv'e of days last
week with his parents, Mr. and Mra.
C. C. Carr.
Lloyd Miller wa able to return to
hit work at the cement plant Satur
day after a week's absence due to
Ulnes.
Mr. and Mra. Floyd Bowers were
Medford shoppera Wednesday.
Mis Sybil Walker of Gold Hill ar-
j rived here from Portland the first of
jthe week tc- spend a few days with
relative.
Phyllis Miller was a guest of Dor
othy Smith at Grants Pass a few dave
this week.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Byron Ward and chil
dren, Kenneth and Norma Lee, moved
to Gold Hill the last cf the week.
John Mills returned to his school
at Los Gatos. Calif.. Dec. 31. having
spent his vacation at the L. R. Skel
ton home.
Mrs. W. Korth and children, Victor
and Marie were among those who at
tended the dance at Blondv Run, Dee
30.
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Wimer
WIMER, Jan. 3.8pM Mrs. Mary
Butterfield left for her home in
Angeles Wednesday morning, after
spending several months with her
daughter and family, Mrs. Harry
Purrler. She was accompanied by
ner nnugnrer and Lee Millie, who
will have some dental work dnn
while there.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jack&on and Miss
Collsta Johnson made a trip to Port
land Wednesday returning Saturday
with Mrs. F. R. Jackson who has
spent aevernl weeks with her son.
Clifford and family.
John Aune and Marvin Ragsdale
have returned after a month's ab
sence In California, where they took
a load of Christmas trees. Harold
Clirtetopherson and Floyd Darland
nlso returned Christmas day from
San Jose, where they had taken
trees.
Bill Carter went to Meaford Thurs
day with the county Red Cross agent
to spend some time under the doc
tor's care.
.All the boys from CCO Camp
Wlmer have returned after spending
the holidays In Portland and Marsh
field vicinity. About 180 were gone.
The camp Is again carrying water
from the Wlmer store as the well
again caved In at the camp.
Wayne Ray left Wednesday for
Myrtle Point, where he will remain.
Mrs. John Ray haa also gone to that
place, having rented their place.
Mr. and Mrs. George Stidham ot
Grants Pass visited their daughter,
Mrs. Jack Bteward New Year's day.
Mlsn Alameda Grr has been visit
ing with her brother, Vern Orr and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. George Simons and
daughters, lone and Dorothy and
Elmer Nation are spending the week
In Oakland. Calif., with relatives.
The New Year's dance given by the
Homo Economic committee of the
Grange was very well attended and
an excellent time enjoyed. At mid
night paper hats and serpentine
were given out. Snndwlehes, cake and
coffee were served.
W. D, Moorn has been quite HI
for the past two weeks with pleu
risy.
CCC Camp Wlmer has nearly com
pleted construction of It spike camp
at Jump Off Joe and the crew will
move over. They are building a rond
up Pleasant creek through Jump Off
Joe to connect with the Pacific high
way. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stephen and
children are apendlng some time at
Elk Creek, near Willows, Calif., with
his brother, Leo Stephens and family.
4 .
Trail
TRAIL. Jan. 3 (Spl.) The pass
ing of Mrs. McCoy was a shock to
the community, as most people did
not know ahe wa so HI. Everyone
Joins In extending sympathy to the
bereaved family.
The family of George Week are
all sick with colds.
Mr. and Mra. Clarence Bates of
Medford were guest of Mr. and Mr.
C. M. Blaess on New Year's day.
Miss Lucy Weeks. Inez Burk and
Edith Malcemus all returned to Can
yonvllle by stage December 39, where
they are attending school
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Watson and
son Carrell returned home rcemb8T
29, after apendlng a week visiting at
Rose burg.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Ash spent New
Year's day with their daughter and
family, Mr. ana Mrs. C. M. Cushman
Mr. and Mra. Earny Segessman and
little daughter Mary spent New Year's
day ;rtth friend In Medford.
Mra. Jennie Hutchinson and her
house guest, Mrs, Lena FitMlmmona.
called on Mrs. Florence Watson Mon
day. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hutchinson and
their guest, Mrs. Omer Pltsslmmons.
shopped in Medford January 3.
Mr. and Mra. Frank Undley and
family of Medford were guests at the
Harry Merriman home December 30
Mrs. Undley and Mra. Merriman are
sisters.
Phone 642. Well haul away your
refuse. City Sanitary Service.
When It Guinea to Radios Remember
"JrTuuv a Caa io It" Phona 22.
QUARANTINE FOR
ALFALFA WEEVIL
NOI SM LAW
BAU5M. Jsn. 3. ISnelnl Th
following statement regarding th
aiiaua weevil quarantine has been
Issued from the office of Charles A.
Cole, division chief of the state de
partment of agriculture:
"The stat of Oregon has no quar
antine preventing the Ahlmrwnt of
hay from any of Its counties Into any
owier state or tne union. Such quar
antines aa do exist in regard to the.
out Cf state ahtDment from the fmie
partially weevil infested countlea ar
not, uregon quarantines, but an,
quarantines by other states.
"Oregon nay, with the exception of
that from these four countlea. m&v
be shipped to any state of the union.
No quarantine has ever existed in in.
state- prior to or since drouth con
ditions to prevent aucn shipments.
"In case the weevil should spread
tO Other COUnUe. thMUt m,tr.ntln.l
of other states would also lncludo tha
entire state of Oregon. Aa It la now.
thirty-two Oregon counties have no
state or federal quarantines against
the shipment of hav.
"The following states now have
Quarantine. ...n.t mi- n.,i.n-
weevil Infested counties of Malheur,
uaxer, Jackson and Josephine.
"Alabama. Arizona, California, Colo,
rado. Oeoreta. Triahn. TlllnnU. Tnril.n.
Kansas. Michigan, Minnesota. Missis
sippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska,
Nevada. New Mevfcn OlrT.hnn,.
South Dakota, Tennessee, Washing
ton, Wisconsin, Wyoming and Texas.
"Early this fall the state depart
ment of Agriculture commitment,,
with the quarantine officials of tha
norm uentral states asking what
their attitude WOllM he In roniv4 ...
our shipping hay from these countlea
uiio ineir aromn areas. The reply
waa that It could n..t h Hnn un.-
ever, luat recentlv Nebraska hn viven
ui permission to ship In hay dilrln?
tne montns of Januury, February and
iwarcn.
"Even from Infested countlea h.
may be shipped Into tho states of
neoraska, Utah, North Dakota, and
the counties of Albany and Laramie
In Wyoming. However, reports are
that although there la no legal prohi
bition, many sections In th ......
are refusing to accept hay from these
four Oregon counties, aud the aglta-
uun .nrougn tne press In regard to
these limited Infested areas In Oregon
1 already affectlne shlnmenf. .
agricultural producto from uninvested
counties ana tne state at large."
n
10
BEAOLE, Jan. S. (Spl.) Mr. Sater
Just received word that his niece, Mia
Pauline Guthrie of Loa Angeles, 1
sailing for Japan, where she will be
the prima donna In a show that wa
old to a theatrical oompany them.
Her contract calls for a 13 weeks M.
fakement.
Mlsa Guthrie Is a graduate of tha
Dnlverslty of Oregon and while at
tending school apent her summer
at Crater Lake lodge. Since her grad
uation ahe haa sung In several movie,
one of which wa "Mualo In the Air."
which was at the Oraterlan. December
19.
NEW YORK, Jan. 8 (AP) De
cember's record of favorable dividend
changea wa the best for that month
since 1930, said the Standard statis
tic Co. today. There were 358 casta
of increased, resumed, extra and ini
tial payments against 134 In Novem
ber and 149 for December, 1933.
Por the entire year there were 1.
447 favorable dividend announce
ment, tho largest for the past three
years, against 807 In 1933, aa shown
by the company's tabulation.
MINE IMPROVEMENTS .
BE
WASHINGTON. Jan 9. ZAP.
Suspension Of nrnvlalnna In minim
laws, which require that not lesa
man eiuu worm or labor be per
formed or lmnrovementji notrrnjauntr
that amount be made each year on
mining claims. 1 provided In a bill
prepared today by Representative
Avers (D., Mont.) for Introduction
in congress.
The suspension w;uld be In ef
fect from Julv 1. 1034 imtti Jm t.
1035. A similar moratorium pissed
the last congress.
POTATO CROP CONTROL
LEGISLATION NEEDED
WASHINGTON, Jta. 9. (API
Secretary Wallace said today new
legislation would be needed If potato
production was to be controlled
under the agricultural adjustment
act.
A number of suggestion have been
made that congress make potatoes a
basic commodity under the act.
Wallace said potato. a coi.ld bent
be limited through marketing agree
ment under which growers could
be given Individual quota.