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PAGE SEVEN I B-ttKV 1 1 H SULL gou.cs.giv .MED FORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFOliU, OREGON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1933. .1 rr. ;WHAT-YO I I vo I I LI BUY Mil E ! l Head ery ad on this Pe- Vou prnbahly find ,ctly the thins yon want to ouy or cell- " " isn't there, advertise 1 1 ' lnePnslve. effective. RATES Pet worn rtrst Insertion- (Minimum 23c) Eicb additional insertion. pel word 1 ' (Minimum loo) Per line per month without copy chances Phone 75 FOE WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST-Elk s tooth pendant No. 1250. Reward. TeLBSl. .TmfoIaTrm'ifeM glasses in E. D Kwood black case. Leave at M.vll Tribune. Reward. Mack band Reward II re turned to Mall Tribune LOST-U dog missing, call 1516 WANTED FEMALE HELP rroropetent young "om"". neralhousework, 15 month. Box 3467. Tribune. WANTED - Thoroughly ele""2 W?hamber maid. None other need apply- Hotel Jackson. wont Apple St. WANTED MALE HELP n-mnffW1 AiSrEDpIrtnV InTeTnlne. Box 3456. Tribune. WANTED SITU ATIONS tJSS widow with 'tltu" " wants to join thrift, farmer for rummer. Box 3454, Tribune. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS TEDLaImdTyT20c dozen; rough wash. 45c doz. Washed and ironed Tel 453-R. WANT-Small acreage close In. mod ern or 6-room house. 404 South Ivy, ,, W ANTED TO RENT House with 3 brtrcoms-El'Ji. vanttcd Good tractor, also grain drill State slzo. make & price. Ad dress Box 3543. Tribune. SHEEP WANTED - To buy yo-Jne breeding ewes. 'Lecvo your name and address at Grand Howl. V. J Phlllppl or John Rohr WANTED To rent furnished house or apartment, near Academy. BM 3584. Tribune. JL'NK WANTED l w. oay cash roi JUNK BAITEKlEb BRASS COPPER and lunk 1 all n1?, BARGAIN HOUSE J7 An drape CAN HANDLE school warrants and county warrants. i00r0. Box 357S. Tribune. INCOME TAX DUE Both state and federal Have had years ol experi ence in preparing returns Ptne 1217-Y after 4pm Fred L. Colvlg WXnTED Household goods, stoves tools or what have you Medford Bargain Hauee. 27 N Grape St Tel 1063. HIGHEST PRICES paid for furs, hides and pelts Medford Bargain House 27 N Grape Tel 1062 WANTED Trailer. Phone 289-J. FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT 3 houses. 812 Summit. FOR RENT 5-room unfurn. house. Inquire 243 Bentty. FOR RENT 5 room turn, bungalow. Inq. Hamburger Inn. FOR RENT Modern 6 room house, furnished, clean, clcwe In. reason able. 200 W. Jackson after 5 p. m. TOR RENT Homes, furnished or unfurnished. Brown 4s White. FOR RENT 6 room modern house, furnished. Fireplace and piano 1013 W. 9th. W. H. Everhard. FOR RENT ROOM BOARD RATES ?en moderate at 716 E J-lti FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS FOR PENT Purn:ned. hrs'ed r-xn at i2 So Oak dale. ROOMS 153 No. Oakdale. A; IFA'TIV? --lorrji 404 S I'il FOR RENT APAKTMLNTS FOR RENT Furnished apartment 716 Welch. FOR RENT New iy furniiied a;-sr rr.ent. hvir.L' r,-om. be--irfTrn. kit-; chen s::d ha:h. all modern, iocau-d i 842 East NU:n pr.or.e 114. I v APIS. fUH hNItfJ4 Aiv-. FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS CABINS ROR RENT By day. wees or month See at camp Witnu. k R;vers:de. " p'oit HbNl tioom i Ox t0 ad.join.ti Mill rnnune Jod pdrtment on G-ape street WU) remooei to uli permanent tenant Phone 76 or sp p:y at Mall moune i newspaper) of floe FOR EXCHANGE FOR EXCHANGE Big body fir wood fnr alfalfa hav. Two miles north of Trail on the Trail-Tiller road. May C. Fry. WILL TRADE walnuts, filberts, any i kind fruit trees or ornamental shrubbery for cows, writ vuia Nurseries, Inc.. 503 Mill. Rowburg. Ore. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE WILL EXCHANOE equity In attrac tive Medford residence for desira ble country property In hills near this city. Thla Is excellent Income property, fine location, front and rear lawn, shade trees, garage. House has six rooms, modern and carries a long term, low Interest government loan with moderate monthly payments. Address Box 34tJl and state location of property and price. EXCHANGE BARGAIN Large property, clear, 7-room house; one small house for property close In. South of Park preferred. W. F. Gar rison. 838 W. Second. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR- TRADE Apt. house ior acreage or property In some other city. 625 No. Riverside. FOR SALE 3-room house, modern, sleeping porch, high lot. fruit and berries. $1250, convenient terms. Inquire 532 N. Grape. SACRIFICE SALE 16 acres, modern improvements, best land in vauey. Ideal location. Will consider part trade. L. G. Pickell, 204 E. Main. Phone 1580-J. FOR SALE 43 acres In aflalfa and grain under irrigation, good im provements, electricity, cows, hogs, sheep, turkeys, chickens. $5000 price. Terms. Box 3490. Tribune. FOR SALE OR RENT 80 acres. 20 In crops; wnter piped In house. Splendid buildings. References re quired. Address Box 123, Jackson ville. Ore. FOR SALE 9 acres. Ideal poultry ranch: cheap. H schermernorn, mile west of Phoenix. WHUN you think or real estate, think of Brown & White. STOCKED AND EQUIPPED 74 acres. fine river bottom. 4o tillable, paved highway, modern bungalow, barn outbuildings. 14 milk cows, milking machine, horses, chickens, farm ma chinery, $8,000; $1500 down, balance to suit. 15 North Fir FOR SALE Must sacrifice Memorial park lot Box No 501 Tribune HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENTJack son county Building & Loan Ass'n Phone 195 FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES WILL SELL OR TRADE 6000-mile Chevrolet pick-up for late model sedan. Ed. Foss, Talent. FOR SALE 1933 Chevrolet coach or trade for cheap car. Box 3650, Trib une. AT A SACRIFICE 1934 V-8 Tudor sedan; small mileage. 22 So Fir DON'T FORGET 22 So Fir for bettor used car values BARGAINS every one. at 22 So Fir LOOK at all the used cars before you buy 22 So Fir FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE 600-clllcken or 475-tur-key cgn Charter's Electric Incu bator." 920 Bcatty St. CALL Dressler's Square Deal Hatch ery Chicks and hatching Ro:ks Reds. 10c. Hansen Leghorns from hlch producing old hens, 9c. re! 1569-Y. COCKERELS, hatching eggs, chicaa: Leghorn Rocks. Reds Carley 314-W FOR SALF. Baby chicks. Hanson strain Trom B. W D. tested hens Sparlin'a Poultry Farm. Williams Oregon FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE O. I. C. brood sow. $20 00 Fresh cow. Box 31. Waener Creek. FOR SALE One span well broke farm horses. 3300 pounds. Call 33 9 -R. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Oat hay 8 00 per ton or will trade for wood, posts or shakes. Ishhcs. 2 miles out Crater Lake hich'A'ay. LAWN fertilizer ?2 00 a yard deliver ed. 4H9 Elizabeth St., Ashland. FOR SALE Delicious apples. 75c box. brine vour own boxs. Call at Beiir Crrk plant. South Pacific highway. FOR SALE Sprayer. 300-gat. J. R. Robison. T.ilent. FOR SALE Tractor Oliver plow, or chard ti!5c. cheap for quick sale. Eox 203. Rt. 1. Grant Pass. 1 ml. above Savage Rapids Dam. FOR SALE Good N"'town apples, anc per box. Pinnacle No. 4. ! FOR SALE ninlnir table, bed. chest of dra-A-rr. curtain, chair, rug I and work table. 422 Laurel St. FOR PALE 3 -burner Monarch tr:r ranee. Good condition. 36 c.nh. Tribune, Box 349 MINFKS PiftC'-r and quart r, wive ; of vr-T.s made to vour sDjfica - t'.r.. We ;.:p any here. Volney j Dixnn. "Nat" Bid? . 134 North Riv COMPLETF wo r its of Aoratm L'n oin N'.-x. e:;.arKa 12-vol jme edt-t.-Ti U ?.a ;n p-rfe-: nnrti'im H. .:; -:. v. : l: V.:.n.i C U N- u. a, FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Common deep-rooted. lb. Phone 523-J-4. Olio Nteder- meycr. FOR SALE Karl Keen trunk. Phone' 710. FOR SALE Hay. E 10 00 ton. B. Hanley ranch. FENCE MATERIALS Save over 60 on used wire while It lasts. Both barbed wire end heavy rield tence. New redwood potts 7' for poultry fences less than 10 cents each. Volney Dixon. "Nat" Bldg., 124 North Riverside. FOR SALE Warte drag-saw. complete See Eads-Holbrook. 38 Tel. 1192-J. FOR SALE 6 shares Copco stork Box 3434. Tribune. FOR SALE Used Airway Sweeper. with all attachments, including waxer and polisher. Tel. 986-J FOR SALE Wheat and feed oats. 91.50 cwt. Also OKi horae hay C A. DeVoe. 623-J-2. FOR SALE Baled oat hay. 7-F-14. TIME TO RE-TIRE GET A FISK None Better None Cheaper SUNRISE SUPER SERVICE 12th at Riverside. FOR SALE Used sewing machines all makes; terms If desired All makes rented and repaired White Sewing Machine Co 34 N Bartlett. BUSINESS DIRECTORY JA hSON (JO. AHS1KAL"! CO Abstract ot rule inn Title insurance Tor only complete 11 tie System in jacksoD County MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title Rooms 3 and 6. NO 83 North Central Ave., upstairs. Oentlsir). DENTISTRY Dr L B Gove. 325 E Main Expert Window Cleaner. LET OEOROE DO IT Tel 1172 House cleaning floor waxing ori ental rug cleaning & upholstering 1'alntlng apernaiixlng M A BLISS Painting & papcrhang Ing Tel 646-W 313 So Grape JOHN H LOCK, painter and decor ator Quality work Prices reason able. Res 124 Kin; St. Call 853- R Money To Lend MONEY LOANED - $50 to $300 (or personal or household purposee on House purnlshlngs or Autos; also Cars Re-financed Loans closed within 30 minutes under super vision of the State Bunking Dept License No. 8-157 See W E Thomas or E J Riley 45 So. Cen tral. Transfer, EAD8 TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Offlce 1016 No Central Phone 315 Prices right Service guaranteed HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack ers and movers Special livestock moving equipment Prices right 619 North Riverside Phone 615 LEGAL NOTICES SUMMONS Suit lo Quiet Title. In the Circuit Court oi the State of Oregon for Jackson County. Frank Edwards. Plaintiff, vs. Mamie Nelson: J H. Larkln. the un known heirs of J H Larkln; W H. Humphrey, the unknown heirs of W H. Humphrey: Wm. F Isaacs; Lillian Amies Merrill and Norman Merrill, wife and nusoand; Charles W. Isaacs: W. H Spenman, the un known heirs of W H Spollman; William H Spellman the unknown heirs of William H Spellman: .Mary M Chllders. the unknown heirs of Mary M Chllders; Sarah Grazer, the unknown heirs of Sarah Grazer; Phylls Grazer Millard, the unknown heirs of Phylls Grazer Millard; A'.t Grazer, the unknown heirs of Aita Grazer; also all other persons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate. Hen or Interest in or to the real estate described In the Complaint herein. Defend ants. To each and sll of the above named Defendants: In the name of the State of Oregon, you and each of you are hereby re quired to appear end answer the com plaint filed against you in the above entitled suit on or before the last day of four weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons, and if you fall to so appear or answer said complaint for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the Court for th relief demanded in his complaint, succinctly stated as follows, to-wit: That a decree be entered adjudi cating any and all right, title, estate, Hen or claim which you. or each of you. have, or claim to have in. to or upon the real property, or any por tion thereof, situated In Jackson J county. Oregon, and described fol lows, to-wit: BTlnnlng at a point situated 2bi 35 ft East of the point of in tersection of the South line of West Fourth Street and the East line of the County Road (now known as Columbus Avenue) in the Southeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section 25 In Township 37 South Ranjz! 2 West of the Willamette Meridian, and from said beginning po;nt. run tb-nee East 50 67 feet; thnce South 100 feet: thence WeU 50 57 feet; and t;ien- North 100 fet to the point of beginning, all b:.ng in the City of Medford and declaring any and all aurh c'.almi . M ,, ftnd void, and decreeing that the said p'.aln'Iff :s the ow.vr in fee fiTipif of a:d prem"s and of the whole thereof, fre and clear of 1 an' tnrI :I r'-ht' title. eu'., lien or intertst of the sa'.d defendar.ut. or any of them, and that each and all of the defendants herein, and e-'h and all persons clsJmtng. or to claim. dt through or under them, it any of them, oe forever enjoined, retrained and oirred frm aer a'.tm,t ;rti to e.:inl.in d: c.a;;n:r. :iy .:, ;.;.t, ;', ;:ea os unrest a lor to said property, or any portion thereof, and that plaintiff's title to ! said pre mi if a be forever quieted and I aet at rest. The date of the order for publica- o( lhl mnwn" January 29, lt)35; the tune preiorioed for puoli- cation of this Summon la onoe each m1 tor lour consecutive weeks: and I this Summons is January 29. 1933. KELLY & HAMMOND. Attorneys tor Plaintiff 119 North Central Avenue. Medford, Oregon. Nut Ice. In the County Court of the State of 1 Jackson Detrick. Rufus, Ashland, laborer. In ?he Matter of the Estate of W H. u"on' f" M"". '"mer. Fisher. Deceased. Dicky. Grace E., Ashland. house Notice Is hereby clren that the undersigned has filed with the Clerk of the above entitled Court her FinsJ Report as executrix of the estate of sa;d decedent, and the said Court ns set the hour of ten o'clock a. m.. on the 25th day of February. 1035, at the Courtroom of said Court In the Courthouse of Medford. Oregon, as the time and place for the considera tion of said Report, the closing of said estate, and the dlsOfnge of the undersigned executrix. All persona Interested fh said estate are hereby directed and required to appear at said time and place and show cau, if any they have, why such relief should not be granted. Dated and first published thla 23th day of January, A. D 1935 CLARA T FISHER. Executrix of Estate of W. H. Fisher, deceased Meteorological Report Feb. 19, 1935 Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Unsettled with occasional rains tonight and Wednesday; moderate temperature. Oregon: Cloudy east and unsettled with occasional rains west portion to night and Wednesday, snow over mountains; moderate temperature. Local Data Temperature a year ago today: Highest 65; lowest 40. Total monthly precipitation. 131 Inches; deficiency for the month 0.24 Inches. Total precipitation since September 1, 1934, 11.84 Inches; excess for the season, 0.06 Inches. Relative humidity at 6 p. m. yes terday 53 per cent; 5 a. m. today 81 per cent. Tomorrow: Sunrise, 7 a. m.; sun set, 5:50 p. m. Observations Taken at 5 A. M., 120 Meridian Time 25 to H 5 3 CD c 3 5 3 Boise 40 26 .... Cloudy Boston 36 32 T. Cloudy Chicago 40 32 T. Clear Denver 62 30 .... Clear Eureka 64 46 Cloudy Helena - - 44 32 Cloudy Los Angeles WM. 84 60 Clear MEDFORD 65 37 Cloudy New York 40 36 Cloudy Omaha 48 34 Clear Phoenix . 74 48 Clear Portland 66 50 Cloudy Reno 64 32 P.Cdy. Roseburg 60 42 Fog Salt Lake 48 34 Clear Son Francisco 70 52 .... Cloudy Seattle 50 44 T. P.Cdy. Spokane 42 38 .... Cloudy Walla Walla 48 40 T. Cloudy Washington, D.C. 50 40 Cloudy Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS 1. Fuel 4. Seen of Davy Crockett a death 9. Light touch 12. .Part of a curve 13. A kitiK of Judea ti. Be under obligation 15. Resound 17. Flowed copiously 19. Entangles 1. Cf-ntinent i. Pcrtainlnft to the highest heaven ?R. Face of a clock H. Italian river Dispatcher! 30. linfiHsh coins Solution of Yesterday's Puzzla G Ai!AlGiEGjRlAIBgAL P A Lit-GAjtR AL 1n L s ieJn j UKm ar i l1jna a UimVP' c TIaIl It y 'RlUS6rEETMo E!R tendd1eTsi rTe Mr TK E" "5 mo, P j SCR E I wj-f O 5 1 B CiOjTiE NTiEteBEjgtj ' "TMrl1 iAiT!l lyAlE T 0NCoa L!E;R 31. Aiiugue 1?" ToUi 4"' WoM K Ventured 47. Acted it in. optical Kiast chairman 10. In th direction SO. Support for of plaster 11. The Emerald 68. Scotch city IM M. Siimmrinei In I?. Makft nnrrow a hotel li. Grand ulam at 64. American cards author 13 13 L : I IS p 17 S I '0 jA Ji 32 T" 33 " 33 """" 34 " 3f" T" 38 5T" 7v " ' AZ 43 3 4f46 4f ., : So" 3T 7T S3 S4 Si"TsZ 1935 JURY LIST D-J INCLUSIVE Nairn's drawn on the Jarkson colm,v Jurv llst Ior 1MS D to J. Inclusive, are as follows DcVoe. C. v. Medlord. R. F. D.. farmer. Davison. Mabel T Central Point, route 2, housewife. Dole, John. Gold Hill, farmer. Dean. Frank c. Central Point. route jt farmer, uoae, jeasie r... Aniand, laborer. Dodge, John S., Medford. truck driver. Dodge, Burdette L., Medford, orch ardlst. Dlnklns. W. W Beagle, farmer. Dunn, Laura. Ashland, housewife. Dodge, Ina, Ashland, housewife. Dunn. Nellie I., Ashland, route 1. housewife. Davisson, H. W Central Point, farmer. Dean. Geo. B . Medford, orchardlst Dole. Edward. Gold Hill, miner. Dixon, Helen W Medforay house wife. Dew, I. A., Medford. Jacksonville star route, orchardlst. Dunnlngton, Cliff. Jacksonville, star route, farmer. Dltsworth. Frank, Trail, farmer. Emery, Harry c, Ashland, laborer. Earhart, Frank L., Medford, laborer. Evans. Ella, Jacksonville, housewife. Eubanks, Amanda. Ashland, house wife. Elden. John W, Central Point. route 1, farmer. Edlngton, Mary, Gold Hill, house wife. Elhart, Homer H., Ashland, mer- chant. Edwards, A. C, Ashland, farmer. Flnley, W. M Medford. route 2. farmer. Faber, Everett A.. Central Point. clerk. Fredenburg, H. A., Medford, laborer. Ferns, Wm. J Phoenix, farmer. Fox. Wm., Talent, rancher. Foss, Edward E., Talent, farmer. Froman, Charlotte. Ashland, house wife. Forsythe, Edna C.. Ashland, house wife. Frldegar, I. R., Ashland, salesman Farlow, Thos. L., Lake Creek, farm er. Fisher, L. M., Gold Hill, rancher Fitzgerald, Jerome F.. Gold Hill. farmer. Foley, Prank, Medford, laborer. Ferns, Hazel I., Ashland, housewife Flnley, Clem ma. Central Point merchant. Fredenburg, Bessie E., Central Point, housewife. Force. Paul.. Eagle "Point, farmer. Freeman, Leonard J Central Point, route 2, merchant. Florey, Mildred Nell, Medford. housewife. Fehlge, Frank, Ashland, farmer. Fields, Geo.. Provolt, farmer. Furry, Mllo P., Phoenix, farmer. Fowler. Elizabeth, Rogue River, housewife. Flynn, Diamond L., Medford, mer chant. Ghelardl, Carlo, Medford, laborer Griggs, Thos. Heui-y, Gold Hill, farmer. Griggs. Mrs. Alice, Gold Hill, housewife. Glass, Theo. A., Central Point, farmer. Galloway, Robert E, Gold Hill, farmer. Garrett, Otis, Medford, route 3, farmer. Garrett, Orlmes, farmer. Goff. O. tate. P. A., Ashland, oil driller W. P., Central Point, L., Medford, Ore., real es Cross Word Puzzle 4. Exclamation 5. Diminishes 6. Craft 7. '1,'eaclilna of fahle . Poems 9. Territorial 10. Wondering; fear 11. Couch 16. Deposits 18. AffFistanl Ji. Walk 22. After Boiut 23. Double ifi'Jth -l. Tipping up Jfi. Keen 27. citrous fruit ! 30. Pertaining to punishment ,12. riolf clubi ?A, Rcnffer I 37. Grandson of Adam 39. Foundation timber 42. Type of auto mobile 43. Former rulers 4S. Oreans of aperrh 47, He profit aMe 4. Ktnd of cereal 4f. Srdf Rl. Also R3. Chop 55. Down: prefix 87. Afflrmatlvs S, Breathe loudly while sleep- Injt ti. Scatter sted DOWN 1. Opf-nini 7. Mxlst 3. Hocus I Grantham, Josle Medford, Ore., 1 ho use wire. i Gregory, Wm. Wiley. Medford, route 3, farmer. , Ji is tin, H. W., Medford. route 2, whool principal, j Griggt., Alice, Oold Hill, housewife. Galbruith. Geo. A.. Talent, farmer. Goddard. Ormy, Talent, farmer. Gass, Cliff, Mt-ilford, route 1, farmer. Hart man, Lyal, Jacksonville, bridge builder. Howard, Roy L.. Medford, farmer. Hammel, W. E., Eagle Point, rancher. Harrison, Mrs. Elizabeth A., Talent, housewife. Hatch. C. 8.. Rogue River, farmer. Heath. Frank. Rogue River, mer- hant. I Hunby, Mary L, Medford, Ore.. housewife. Hohmann, Arthur A., Jacksonville, farmer. ! Hansfn, H. C Medford, rout I, manufacturer. Holman, W. R.. Esgle Point, farmer. Hall, Elenor, Gold Hill, housewife. Hoist, Bertha A., Sams Valley. housewife. Hughes. Lem H., Medford, route 4, farmer. Hunt. Aden M., Ashland, house wife. Hammond, Frank, Central Point, farmer. Hedrlck, Wm.. Ashland, retired. Hall, Sydney W.. Ashland, minister. Hansen. W. M.. Eugle Point, farmer. Hubbard, Roland A., Medford, mer chant. Hatnmersley, John, Gold Hill, re tired. Howe, Irwin H.. Trail, farmer. Homes, Elizabeth Myer, Ashland, route l, housewife. Hussong, Larua, Medford, house wife. Hastings, D. Verne, Ashland, barber- Heard, Neal, Ashland, farmer. Hartley. Chas, Clinton, Talent route 1, farmer. Harker, J. H Ashland, tourist camp. j Hatch. Elizabeth I., Rogue River.! housewife. Hostutler, J. K., Rogue River, farmer. Howell, Cheney H., Medford. farmer. Holdrldge, Chas. W.. Talent, farmer. Hamlin, C. A.. Medford, butcher Hoe! ting, Helen M.. Medford. housewife. Isaacs, Chas. W., Medford. route 4, orchardlst. Ingle. Kathryn, Ashland, housewife Isaacson, Jcsslo, Central Point housewife. Isaacs, Frank, Medford, Ore., 415 Arcadia, farmer. Jennings, Delllla S.. Medford, R F. D.. housewife. Janes, Harris B.. Medford. farmer. Joy. Albert C, Ashland, laborer. Jacobs, Mrytle C, Talent, house wife. Jones, R. Earl, Talent, route 1, farmer. (continued tomorrow) Communications Favors Tounsend Plan To the Editor: Never since the time of Christ, has there been a man like Dr. Townsend who Is trying to do so much for everyone. It is his life work to give to every one, regardless of whether they are a tramp, or a millionaire, that which Is rightfully his. That shows how unselfish he Is, and the faith that he has In human ity. His critics are only hastening the day, when what he Is Justly asking for will come to pass when they make the statement that It (cannot be done) only show how little faith they have In the patriotic home-loving people of tills good old United States of America. It was such a fantastlo dream, ai some of them would have us to be Ueve; why don't they get out their little crystal globe and tell us what to do, If they do know so much and are s patriotic citizen, and do not do so. they are a traitor to good govern ment, when there is millions without employment and plenty of people on the verge of starvation. In this land of plenty. Now you people that know so much about what ought to be done, come out In the open and let us know what It Is. I am sure that President Roosevelt and congress would be glad to hear what your solution would be. In times of dlrs distress like this no one should be backward In telling congress Just what ought to be done. They will Just Jump at the chance to serve you. P. J. KIRKPATRICK. Star Route. Box 57. Feb. 18. The Leo tie of Nations To the Editor: i do not like vour attitude toward the League of Nations. I have wanted!'11 Mrs- Clifford Collier, to write you about this for some time I mend8 wm bt Interested In know arui now since vour recent attack in n lhat RalPn "ntly received regard to the Its 11 an-African matter I cannot refrain. Of course the league I has not functioned one hundred per; cent or any where near It. Nor did any one expect that It would. Never theless It Is a matter of authentic history that It has functioned ef fectively In the settlement of many minor disputes any one of which might have led to serious results. Any one doubting this can obtain at any public library the document to prove It. And the very fact that we have a League of Nations it all Is a great thing. Let us not magnify its fail ures but consider Its victories and thus help sll peoples to become pesce minded. Incidentally let us Ameri cans snap out of our tight shell of Intense Nationalism and become world minded and take our rightful place In the league. We belong to the family of nations whether we desire to do so or not. Why not as sume our share of the responsibility? A. W. SHEPHERD. Route 4. Medford Feb. 18. 193ft, WM ft AAV ids. WITNESSES FOR YOUNG KENNAMER Iff Homer Wilcox and his pretty 19 yer-old sister, Virginia, of Tulaa were called to Pawnee, Okla., a, witnesses for the defense In the Phil Kennamer murder trial. They were the children of a wealthy oil man and were expected to figure prominently In the testimony of other witnesses. (Associated Press Photo) FIVE IRE NAMED DUTY FOR COUNTY George Flnley of Eugene, super visor of federal farm enumerators for this district, spent today in the city, completing final details for the farm census In this county, and making five more appointments as follows: Fred W. Kelly. Medford: Ralph B. Wilson, Medford: Ernest W. Smith, Butte Falls: and Miss Dorothy Owens, Central Point. Some changes were made in the Jackson county assignments in order to balance the work of the enumer ators. All enumerators for this county have been appointed. Nine farm census takers, are now In the field, and the additional ap pointments will start at once. The farm census will provide up-to-date data on farm conditions in the nation, for use by the govern-! ment. The last census was taken in 1030, The present one Includes fig ures on farm population acreage, amount and kind of farm and farm home equipment, number of head of stock, crops grown, and financial returns. Supervisor Flnley, ten days ago figured In a political tempest In a teapot with Governor Martin, rela tive to the appointment of a county Judge for Linn county. The governor Indited a letter expressing his freedom from "political dictation of any kind." The matter was calmed speedily, and reported as due to a "misunderstanding." "I am not saying anything about that,'. Flnley sold today. McLeod McLEOD, Feb. 10-(Spl.) Mrs. W. D. Coburn returned rtiday night from CorvulUa, where she attended the home Interest conference as dele gate from the McLeod Home Exten sion unit. Mrs. Coburn reports a most interesting week and brings back much valuable Information on home economics to the community. Laurelhurst school Is preparing a Washington program for Friday. Miss Clara Gordon Is visiting rela tive in Medford this week. The McLeod Home Extension unit will meet with Mrs. Frank Dttswortn Thursday, February 28. Mrs. Mabel C. Mack will be present to demon strate menu planning. Miss Alice Rudd spent the week end with friends In Medford. Ralph Train from the Evans Creek i CCC camp, spent the week-end with promotion. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Hosg spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Allworth. Jim Casey was taken to a Medford hospital last week and is reported to be getting along nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Taylor were dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Johnson Sundsy. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Allworth spent Wednesday in Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rodgers and family attended the basketball game at Prospect Friday. James Thomas has secured wcrk at a ranch In the Eagle Point district Some maintenance work is being done on the Laurelhurst road along the river this week. Local men are doing the work. 4 To Make Hume Here Mrs. F. N Evans end son of Pittsburgh, Cel., arrived this morning on the Shasta to meet Mr. Evans here and make their home at 324 King street. Mr, Evans has been In Medford for the last 10 months. Mrs. Evans was also in this city for some time but had been called south by the illness of her IsUier. "s MURPHY BRIDGE IRK STARTED GRANTS PASS, Feb. 10. (Spl.) Seven men were started on the Mur phy bridge and highway construction work Monday morning as the two contract Jobs there were put under way. Five of the men are at work on the road, clearing right-of-way land for the realignment that will be don from the Murphy bridge at the Apple gate river to Grays creek. These men are under Paul Hormsen ot Ashland, foreman for E. C Hall of Eugene, who Is contractor for the work. Under P. M. Nelson, foreman for Tom LUllbo of Reedaport. two men were put to work at moving the old bridge to make way for construction of the new one. FIRST GRID PRACTICE FOR OREGON STABS CORVALU8, Ore., Feb. 18. (AP) The plgakin, roused earlier than us ual from winter hibernation, went through its crazy bouncings and was thumped and flipped with fervor by Oregon State college grldmen as spring football practice swung Into full stride today. Coach Lon Stlner said more men soon would Join the SO who reported yesterday for the first spring drill, devoted mainly to fundamentals. Showing much enthusiasm, the players were eager to meet the new backfleld coach who arrives Wednes day. He Is Lawrence Walqulst, form er University of Illinois star and re cently backfleld coach for the Chi cago Bears. Heath Will Sell Gardner Bankrupt Drug Stock Here The bankrupt stock of the Gard ner Drug company, 306 West Main street is being sold this week under the direction of Fred L, Heath, senior, pioneer Medford druggist. Everything In the store has been marked down for Immediate clear ance, so that all articles are substan tially below regular cut prices, sc- clrding to Mr. Heath. The stock of drugs and toiletries is well assorted but quantities are limited. The fountain and lunch service will be continued as usual, Mr. Heath stated. 1 . In Memoriam Of Mr,. Hrltn nisda Mllbura BslovM Ashland lady who paased away at her bora In Ashland, Fab. 11. 1939. A friend of thlrty-flva years sUndlnf. What sweeter thing can I say at tne end. Than thla that we'ia lost a dear, true friend. You'll neter know how much It meant to ma Just knowing you were near and were my friend: Knowing then was someone. 1 could trust. Someone upon whom 1 could depend To count each confidence a sacred thing And give advice without a reprimand. My worries faded, like shadows from the sun just knowing you were near and understood. Farewell, dear Helena and truest friend, You were loyal to all unto the end. w. are but human, we mourn, you know Even though we know that He wilted It so. Written by a Mend, A. L
