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PAGE TWO BEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY. MARCH 7, 1935. PRIVATE INDUSTRY TAKING MANY OFFj RELIEF IN OREGON ....I Decrease of 8443 Individ uals Seen in Two-Year Period White Collar Class Doing Much Better Talent Beagle PORTLAND. Murch 7. (AP) The SERA headquarters here today reach ed the conclusion that private In dustry ts making Inroads on the re lief rolls of Oregon and thnt em ployment Is on the upgrade. Figure compiled by the state emergency re lief administration show that thous ands have left the roll to take Jobs. On February 1, last, there were 36.891 families on the relief rolls in Oregon, all receiving some form of aid. either directly or through the work relief program. This represented 136,953 persons. Two years ago the number of families on relief totaled 43,869, representing 145.396 persons. Within the two-year period, then, the relief rolls have shown a de crease of 8443 Individuals. Reports reaching the relief com mittee of the construction program which is getting under ?.-ay through out the state show that many men. long on relief, now are being em ployed in private construction Jobs. The white collar class, so-called, also Is less largely represented on the relief rolls. The relief committee today ap proved an additional 942,000 worth of projects. These Included school work at Wheeler, well drilling in Dklah, Umatilla county; aewcr work at Lane county farm, school work at Delight Valley, Lane county, and park and sewer work In Coqullle. WASHINGTON. March 7. (API The federal roller population today reached a record high of 22.376.00U aa Harry L. Hopkins pushed efforts to increase con trl but lone from states and communities. Relief administration officials esti mated that 6,400,000 families averag ing 4 to a family, and 776,000 single persons were on relief. Grant for the first 15 daya of March, Including special activities except rural rehabilitation for the entire month, totaled $62,618,411 for 42 states, not Including unannounced funds for Delaware, New York, Illi nois. Minnesota, New Mexico, and Vermont. Running at a cost of 5.000,000 a day, the relief administration ob tained 180,000,000 for March by transfer of PWA funds. Secretary Ickes said recently he expected the total of 176,000,000 he has advanced for relief to be repaid from the M, 880.000,000 work relief bill. Girl Scout Troop Plans Skate Party The Olrl Scouts of Troop 4 and their Invited guests will enjoy a skating party Friday evening at the Armory, after which they will go to Scout headquarters where refresh ments will be served. The members and their friends are requested to meet at headquarters at 8:30. For Hose that Wear buy NOLDE St HORST Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann TALENT, March 7. (SpU Talent Dramatic club, presented the play "Captain Rarkei" at the Grange hull in Phoenix Wednesday. After the piny, dancing was In order until midnight. Mrs. Leona Hawkins and daughter of Ashland were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hamilton. Ralph Householder has been given the management of the Corliss or chard In connection with the Silver Crest orchard. Harland Lowe attended the In spection of the Medford National Guardsmen Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. Watenberger and son, Vernon, arrived home from flan Pedro, Calif., Friday. They left Tues day for Echo, Oregon, where Mr. Wntenberger will shear sheep. Talent Chamber of Commerce met at the city hall Monday night and voted to sponsor the Camp Fire Girls and Boy Scout organizations. Both of these groups are worthy of the sponsorship by the chamber. Cnmp Fire Girls held their regular mooting nt the school Tuesday even ing. The girls are planning a mother daughter banquet the last of March in honor of the 24th anniversary of Camp Fire. The card party, sponsored by the Royal Neighbors Wednesday night was quite a success, and everyone enjoyed the evening. High score in five hundred was held by Mrs. Rob ins. High score In bridge was held by Fred Herehbergcr. High score In pedro was held by Mra. H. Lowe. Re freshments were served by those in charge. Sam Davenport of Ashland was transacting business In Talent Tues day. Mr. Brown of Canyonvtlle, Ore., visited the Sun Gold Rabbltry Wed nesday. Hot lunches at the school have been discontinued far this season. The hot lunches this year have beon very satisfactory under the management of Wanda Works. And It Is hoped that the same good wholesome lunches will be served again next year. Mr. and Mrs. L. Glllerest and daughter, Marguerite, of Medford. visited friends In Talent Monday. I Mrs. Fred Harshberger and Mrs. Harry Lowe attended the National Guard Inspection at Medford Tues day evening. Mr. and Mrs. F. HRrshberger enter tained Mr. and Mrs. E. WIthroe Mon day evening at their home. Mrs. Vera Montgomery transacted business in Medford Friday. Mrs. E. WIthroe. who has been visiting friends In Klamath Falls, re turned home Friday. Mrs. M. Drlscoll of Butte Falls spent last week visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs, F. Dennum. Don Montgomery left for Graves creek Sunday to work for the Skeeter Brothers. E. Boone attended the Eagles' smoker at Anhland Tuesday night. 4 "Factory style" workmanship In watch and Jewelry repairing at the lowest possible prices. Johnson the Jeweler. When It cornea to radios, remember, "Prultt's can do It." Phone 22. BEAGLE, March 7. (8pl) Mr. ani Mrs. Chae. Mulhollen and family were Sunday gueata at the J a me Martin home. Mr. and Mrs. Alvln O.-eb and baby daughter were Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs. Grebe mother, Mrs Harper. Mr. and Mrs. Winn and family have moved from the Perdue homestead to the Dodge ranch. Kenneth fltlmscm and MUton San derson of the Illihee orchard were visitors at the Sanderson home Sun day. The Antloch school puppet show and program was enjoyed by a large crowd and the proceeds of the pie social and cake walks, which was 24.35,- will be used to pay for tne magazine and papers on their read ing table. The show was "Tom Saw yer." Voice were: Aunt Polly, Em ma, Frink; Peter, Noble Brown; Injun Joe, Walter Gillette; Stranger. Robert Sanderson; Becky Thatcher, Mae Ed ler; Huckleberry Plnn, Orval Mose; Tom Sawyer, Ernest Sanderson The school gave three selection by tha Harmonica band; Impersonation of a Dutch orator. Jack Edler; News Items on the forthcoming anniversary of M&rk Twain's birth, Goraen Wal ker; selections by the Gillette or chestra; Betty Thatcher show her new dress. Noble Brown; reception committee. Rose Gillette and Nelda Mau; announcer, Opal Brown. We appreciate the support of those who came from Long Mountain, Table Rock, Meadows and Central Point. Mr. Powell, editor of the Central Point American, and wife, Mrs. Pow ell, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mur phy of Central Point, and R. A. Smith of Maim, Ore., attended our puppet show and pie social Friday evening. Mrs. inch, county school supervisor, visited the Antloch school Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Satu and daughter Derva Jeanne were visitors at tne Sanderson home Monday. Rev. Millard and daughter Jean were dinner guest at the Harry Ellis home Sunday. Antloch community Sunday school had an attendance of 39 last Sunday. Rev. Millard sang at the close of tne study hour. Everyone is cordially In vited to attend the Antloch commun ity Sunday schol every Sunday morn ing at 10 o'clock, at the schoolhouae. Mm. Ysunza and son John were Sunday gueste at the home of Mrs. Yaunza'a daughter, Ruby Schuls and family. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Perdue and fam ily of Eagle Point were Beagle visitors Sunday. Leo Martin la giving their kitchen and dining room a coast of paint. The Martins have recently remodeled their home. The Llndsey family are living In the Bill Bennett house. It is' reported they have bought a part of the Hans corn property. Mra. Nora Williams is in Medford for a few days, receiving medical aid. Mrs. Boyle la staying at the willisana. Seegmlller home while Mra. Williams Is away. Mrs. Barnlch, who ha been here for several woe It at the bedside of her mother, Mra. Parks, returned to her borne in Portland several days ago. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Perdue and Wal ter Wood of Eagle Point were callers at the Martin home Tuesday. The neighborhood wa shocked at the udden parting away of L M. Sweet, Monday evening. He waa taken suddenly 111 Sunday afternoon with a ; paralytic stroke. Mr. Sweet had lived j here many year and waa well known ! an over the valley. He wa a mem- : ber of the Antloch chool board The many friend and neihoor extend their heartfelt sympathy to Mrs. Sweet and family. lowing guests: Mr. and Mrs. Percy Woods, Mrs. Margaret Germer, Mr and Mrs. Walter Germer and little son, Oordon. The evening was spent at cards and conversation. Refresh ment were served at a late hour. Mrs. c. A. Hufliie and Gene Coy and Mr. Modrell were recent callers at the Mary O. Carey home south of Phoe nix. Mrs. Anna Simpson of South Cen tra) avenue, Medford, spent the week end at the home of ber daughter, Mrs. Noah Chandler. tertalned by Mrs. Clarence Lofftu. at her home, March 14, at 2 o'clock Ladles are cordially Invited to attend. The beautiful big dog. Ollmore, part collie and coyote, belonging to Den ver Davla. who was run down by a car on the overhead bridge two week ago, receiving serious injurle, 1 not recovering very rapidly, although he la being treated at a. veterinary hos pital In Medford. J Eilen Precinct j Tolo s i Wagner Creek nsr creek had dinner lth Mr. and Mra. H B. Ooddard March I. Mr. and Mra. Hoiuer Clinton of Talent apent Sunday with the Walty fcunll;. Wagner creek baalcetball team play ed Talent at Talent February 22, and loet. 11 to 7. Wagner creek PVT. A. held lta reg ular monthly meeting at the school house March 1. Mr. E. E. Foaa visited the Bowers and Walty homea February 38. Mra. Charles Holdrldge, Mrs. Prank Holdrldge and Mrs. Howard Work at tended the Ladies' Aid meeting of the Talent M. E. church, February 38. Use Mall Tribune want ads. Olympia Beer ptr ON TAP a and In bottles Cleo's EDEN PRECINCT, March 6. (Spl.) Thimble club of Oak circle of Phoe nix held it last regular meeting at the pleasant home of Mrs. Lillian Coleman with a covered dish dinner. There were Ifl present and a most enjoyable day was had. Among other of the business were plans for the regular work of getting article ready for the fall bazaar. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Parker had aa their guest recently Mr. and Mrs. Ruple, who are here from Texaa. They have leased a place belonging to Mr. Parker near the Red Top school. Mrs. Hussle, Mr. and Mr. C. M. Counts, Mrs. Nerma Fryer and Mrs Beulah Hattley were over from Cave City and O'Brien last week end. Mr. Counts Is postmaster at O'Brien and also proprietor of the O'Brien camp ground. He was purchasing a load of new furnishing for the camp while in Medford. Mrs. Ida Lockwood came out to the Hopkins place and tested out a thousand hatching eggs for Mr. Hop kins Monday evening. Out of the thousand, Mr. Hopkins reported a very small percentage unfertile. Mrs. E. 7. Prottyman, former owner of the Blue Flower lodge at Phoenix, returned to her home in Portland after a three weeks' visit with her sister, Mrs. h. Hlatt, at Ashland. Wm. Bruin of North Talent was In Phoenix Monday morning. Mr. Bruin 1 placing his usual order with Mrs. Ida Lockwood for his baby chicks. Mrs. Cora Evans of North Talent had as guests at dinner last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Alvord and son, Theodore. Mr. and Mrs. Alvord and son and Mrs. Evans attended services at the Baptist church In ihe morn ing. Last Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Parker entertained at their home south of Phoenix for the fol- TOLO, March 7. (Spl.) Mlaaea Dorothy and Arlene Inmann, Edward Inmann. the Muse beys, Robert Spark of Medford. also Mr. and Mrs. John Bohnert of Central Point, en Joyed a picnic lunch on Table Rock Sunday. They made the trip up from the west side. , Mrs. Lulu Thurtton will teach here again next year. This will make her fifth consecutive year at Tolo. Mr. Jack Tharp wa tne recipient of many pretty and useful gift In a shower given March 5 by the follow ing friend: Mesdame J. Anderson, Marie Collins. F. A. Davis. Denver Davis, Ada Green, Dorothy Inmann. Edith Divine, Nellie Cotton, Birdie Muse, Margaret Hamor, Betty Robin son, Maude Robins, Itha Robins, Ruth Rawson. Margaret Lofftus, Allda Tule, P. A. Tracy, Lottie Weble, Hazel Pen nlnger, also Mra. Edythe Bohnert and baby of Central Point, Mrs. Harriet Ovcrbeck and little daughter of acagle, and Mrs. Ethel Davla of Kane creek. An enjoyable time was had by all. Delicious refreshment were served. Tolo Community club will be en- WAGNER CREEK, March 7. (Spl.) Mrs. Edith Cochran and daughter Esther visited Mrs. Fred Goddard March 4. Mlas Eleanor Powers called on Mra Harry G lei ma March A. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Coleman of Medford visited over the week-end at the H. H. Goddard home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blanchl of Medford visited Mrs. Ella Abbott March 4. 14 Mr. and Mrs. curf Green have moved to the Wlmer Auto camp, In order to be near Mr. Green's work. Among those who attended the Eeaglea smoker from Wagner creek were John Laoy and Mr. and Mrs Howard Combs. Amos William and family, who have spent the winter In Medford, have moved Into the Chester Knighten place which wa formerly occupied by the Walter Hllkey family. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Sawyer spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Schurz on A pp legate. Mr. and Mrs. Lath el Stevens visited with Mr. Stevens' parents at Central Point, March 3. Mrs. Luella Stearns and son Emll of Ashland and Homer Nsll of Wag- RUG SPECIAL For a limited time we will clean and size a 9x12 Domestic Rug for (Other sizes 2 We per sq. ft) Have a Modern Rug Cleaning: Dept. (only one in Medford) and can do you a thoroughly satisfactory job. Pantorium Dye Works Phone 244 ' North Holly Street CLEARANCE SALE Picture Frames 59 Values to $2.50 Swing easel photo frames in all sizes up to 8x10. We GIta S. ft II. Grern Stumps SWEM'S GIFT SHOP On Main Street "FRIEND" SPRAYERS Slmplp.t Pump !P4lfcn All TlmkPU Mftirlng fl to 4.1 Gnl. IV r Minnie 800 Lbs. Pressure STATIONARY and PORTABLE E. R. WHITE Machinery Phon 27. 134 N. Hlrrrsldc m 1 I One way $59 NO PARKING! These Items Get a Ticket They've Been Parking too Long Round trip 1065 Next time you go to Port land, try the train. Ride in a bift, comfortable coach on the Shan a daylight trip ar riving Portland at 7:3 p.m. DMt m-m r11,ll i fnnisna tfhstf - ... or lesve here st night oo No. J30, striving Portland st 7:M next morning. For only few dollsrs more, you rso sleep as you riric in s roomy lunuard Pullman berth. Similar ten ia reluming HOUSEWARES Groen Glass Mixing Bowls 200 Glasses 3 for 10c Dutch Oven $2.35, reduced to $1.70 Dutch Ovon $3.50, reduced to $2.89 Enamel Roaster $1.19 Wear-Ever Roaster, canner and whole meal cooker 12-lb. capacity $3.35 181b. capacity $4.35 25-lb. capacity . S5.25 Cast Aluminum Bacon and Egg Griddle 39o Cast Aluminum Skillet 49o Ironing Boards 79o Gray Enamel Dishpans 49c ft 59c AUTO KING MOTOR OIL SAE No. 402 gal. can ..89o CROSS CUT SAWS 6;i-ft. First grade $4 85 BOYS' TOOL CHESTS $1.79 reducod to $1.19 $0.50 reduced to $4.90 TOASTERS $1.50 reduced to ....$1.19 2-Sice Toaster $2.98, reduced to ......$2.19 Chromo & Black $4.95, reduced to $3.89 ELECTRIC IRONS $6.75 reduced to $5.19 $6.95 reduced to $5.39 $4.95 reduced to $3.89 $3.95 roduced to $3.19 $1.60 reduced to $1.09 FOOD MIXER 2 Bowl $9.85, reduced to $0.79 ELECTRIC GRILL A GLASS TRAY $0.25 reduced to $4 89 lion Cord - 15c 4-way Socket 15o Bakelite Cord Cap 3 for 5c Bakclite Plugs 3 for 10c Fuse Plugs - 2 for 5c All Weather Rubber Sockets 15c Iron Cord Plugs lOo "waffle IRONS $5.50 Irons reduced to $4.29 $9.85 Irons reduced to $7.89 $4.25 Irons reduced to $3.69 $4.75 Irons reduced to $3 89 $3.50 Irons reduced to $2.79 $6.50 Irons reduced to $4.89 8 ONLY A FEW MORE DAYS OF THIS SALE iiiiimi mm r-' lllllllllll 111 S FREE Wiring Service On Every Range Sold During This Sale! During This Extraordinary CLEARANCE of RECONDITIONED ELECTRIC RANGES Sale Continues This Week See Them In The Basement of the Copco Building HERE ARE A FEW OF THE RANGES ON SALE ft? 1 W ESTINflllOl'SE automatic three- plate, open colls, dmiblc throw an Hcli STANDARD four-plate, opfn colli Specially priced for Immediate sale. IIOITOINT four-plate, open coll. super automatic, specially priced WKSTlNGHOrSE automatic three P lutes open colls, double oen with CRAWFORD, three-plate. 18-Inch oven. An exceptionally nine range at.. MARION ratine nlth two plates, vst the runge (or a small home or apart- I- HOTPOINT three-plate, open colls, standard oren. A real bargain at thl price S35.00 S25.00 S30.00 S35.00 S60.00 S20.00 S25.00 ,;. -, f v ,.1 Small Down Payment! Easy Monthly Terms! Here is a final sale of ranges received during this company's recent moders ization campaign . . . Every one has been thoroughly reconditioned asi is in good, usable condiUun . . . W ms gest that you see th?e ranp t ocs as this sale will lat but t ! ' more ! Hubbard Bros. Inc. The California Oregon Power CoissfW 3 EAST MAIN & RIVERSIDE PHONE 231 i. C. ( AKI.t Acrnl. lrl 31 3E
