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FOR WANT ADS
" LOST AND FOUND
LOST 11 uog miasms, call 1516.
WANTED MALE HELP
MrppBrRNr.ED SALESMAN wanted.
with car. Excellent opportunity to
establish self with growing south
J em Oregon concern. Experience
Htv. iime. fertilizer. oulld:ng sup-
hm nreferred. Box 2426. Yrlbune.
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WANTEDFEMALE HELP
WANTED An experienced beauty
operator at once. Write Box 4982
Tribune.
EXPERIENCED waitress wanted. Box
4975. Tribune.
W ANTED SITU ATTNS
WANTED Care of sick, or any work.
Mrs. Huson. Phone 1345-M.
WANTED--M1SCELLANE0US
WANTED TO LEASE About 30 A
for small dairy. Cash rent in ad
vance. Box 4981. Tribune.
ANTED Reliable couple wont fur
nished 5 -room modern nouse. In
quire 138 So. Grape.
, WANTED -Old gold. Sell to goverr
ment licensed dealer. Brophy a.
Jewelers.
WANTED Driving Portland .londay
' Want passenger. Share sxpemes
Box 2420, Tribune.
WANT RIDE to Eugene. Call 735-R
WNTfo' BUY Good planv, cheap
Will pay cash. Box H429. Tribune
WANTED 250 to 300-gal under
ground oil storage tank and pump
Pierce Auto FTelght.
WANTED Wool, mohair. See us be
fore you sell. Wool bags & twine
for sale. Medford Bargain House
37 No. Grape St. Ph. 1062.
V ANTED
We pay cash for household goods
furniture and stoves We also ouy
metals, hides, pelts, wool and mo
hair MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
27 N Grape St. Phone 1062.
DO commercial spraying. McGonagle
Phone 258-M.
INCOME TAX DUE Both state and
federal Have had years of experi
ence In preparing returns. Phone
1277-Y after 4pm Fred L Colvtg
FOR RENT HOUSES
FOR RENT Srrtall furnished house
509 No. Riverside.
7-ROOM house, 20. Water paid. Tel.
1042-Y.
HOUSE for rent. 1232 W.
FOR REN'I -unfurnished
Homes, furnished or
Brown white
FOR RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
ROOM for gentleman, close in; bath,
garage. 609 E. Main.
FOR RENT Large front room, hot
and cold water, shower. 20 So. Fir.
ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 S Grape
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
FOR RENT Desirable 'urnish-.-d
apartments. Hotel Grand.
NICE APT Phone 1232-W.
FOR RENT 2 rooms and sleeping
porch, downstairs. 344 N. Bartlett.
FURNISHED steam - heated house
keeping apartments Raaonasle
rates Phone 457-J
FOR EXCHANGE
POR TRADE Johnson o-r-boird mo
tor for eajollne drag G E
Plerc. 597-R-3.
FOR EXCHANGE REAL
ESTATE
OAKLAND. rU.It.
Exchange Income property. -.10 hornet
for ranch?. What have vou?
CALIF -OREGON REALTY CO.
2532 Tt'lfszraph Ae.
FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS LOCATION
FOR RENT
At 32 North Orape street Will
remodel to uit tenant furn
ish Venm hent If dtMred Sire
lfixfiO feet Will rent or l-i?e at
reasonable fun re Call at Mail
Tribune i Nfwprer i office
FOR RENT - Grcien ground; free i
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FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS
CABINS FOR RENT By day. week or
month. e at Camp With us. N
Riverside.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
BROWN 4c WHITE offer 10 acres of
finest soil with full oearirtg or
chard, right at city limits, for
1250 cash. This value can't be
matched. BROWN tie WHIVE. Real
tors, ll4 W. Mala. Phone 130.
FOR SALE Modern 4 -room borne on
east side. 6 minutes walk from city
center (600 will handle, balance
d Box 4816. .Tribune.
I BROWN fe WHITE offer 22 acres fine
soil with HIGHWAY and RIVKK
FRONTAGE. 7 acres full beating
pears. Modern 9 -room house, two
baths, basement, furnace, poultry
house and equipment tor '300 ben.,
3 -car garage. Represents aii in
vestment of 115.000, and can be
bought for $8,000, with a down pa
ment of 12.000; very easy rm on
balance at 6. This puce will ap
peal to you. BROWN St WHITE.
REALTORS. 104 W. Main. Tel. 130.
BROWN & WHITE, 104 West Jala.
Phone 130.
SEE Charles A Wing Agency. Inc to
Buy Your Home.
HOUSES FOR SALE OR KENTJack
son county Building Ss Loan Ass'n
Phone 195.
BROWN & WHITE offer a flno home
on the OLD STAGE ROAD at a sac
rifice. T!;ls property has many at
tractions, early and late fruits, nuts,
etc. The windows of this house
frame a wonderful panorama of the
valley. Let us show you this place
and quote the attractive price at
wlwcr. it can be bought right now
BROWN & WHITE are selling small
acreage tracts at prices which you
cannot afford to overlook. Fine
SOIX. HIGHWAY. WATER. CLI
MATE. Close to fine HUNTING
FISHING, come tn and Investigate
EROWN & WHITE REALTORS
104 W. Main. Phone 130
WHEN you think uf real estate, think
of Brown & White.
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
BARGAINS every one. at 23- So. Fir
LOOK at all the used cars before you
buy 22 So. Fir.
DON'T FORGET 22 So Fir for better
used car values.
AT A SACRIFICE 1934 V-8 Tudor
sedan; small mileage. 22 So Fir
FOR SALE POULTRY
AND EGGS
FOR SALE Mammoth Bronze tur
key eggg. K. Nell, Rt. I. Ashland.
WHITE LEGHORN setting eggs. 50c
C A DeVoe Scl 523-J-3
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
TEAM of horses for sale; also two
purebred Hereford bulls. Call 15oU
FOR SALE Weaner pl?s.
Shultz, Beagle, Ore.
Adolp).
FOR SALE 20 span of broke work
horses, young, fat and ready to go
to work. Lis key Brothers, Malln.
Ore.
FOR SALE Fresh Guernsey cow.
Fourth house north of fleail Lane,
old highway.
FOR SALE 3-year-old alack horse;
unbroken; 1400 lbs. G. 8. Vestal.
Be all Lane.
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE: 1000-gal. pressure steo!
tank, $50.- G. E. Pierce, 597-R-2
FOR SALS Seed corn. 3c lb Cha
Hofbeck, 4 mile west Meehan's
Store.
FOR SALE Bean spray rig In good
condition. Cheap for cash. W. B.
Barnum, Carle ton Nursery sales
yard. Phone 851-R-2.
OLD barnyard pulverized fertilizer
for lawn and spring planting l1
yds. for (3.50. sandy loam, $2.50.
also commercial spraying. Phone
258-R.
NEWTOWN apples, 30c box.
Watt. 468-R-2.
W. H
FOR SALE. CHEAP Light 2 -wheeled
suto trailer. 1 oak roll-top office
desk, 1 oak flat top office desk, 3
office chairs. Urge ateel safe. Tel
531, Central Point.
FOR SALE 2 used outboird motors.
132 So. Riverside.
FOR SALE Beardless barley and Ke
nota oats. Monarch Seed Co.
FOR SALE Wheat. $1 50 cwt
Garrett. Rt 4. Box 46.
FISHING TACKLE All kinds. Sport
ing Goods. Boats. Motors. Guns.
Boots. Shoes. Etc. Priced right. 317
North Riverside.
FOR SAI.F Hnme-crown aifaifa aesd.
F E By bee. Medford Rt. 2
FOR SALE Grafting wax.
Seed Co.
FOR SALE Crested wheat gnm
Monarch Seed Co.
FOR SALE Lime-sulfur to spmy
fruit trees and berry bushes. Mon
arch Seed Co.
FOR SALE CHEAP Lumpier suitable
for brooder houses can arrange
for monev nndor FHA Plan for any
bu!ld:na rpiirs Econsmv LumNr
Co Tel 594 North Pacific Hwy
at Court St
FOR SALE Common alfalfa. 919 per
cwt Monarch Seed Co.
FOR SALE Poison barlev with fruit
It mils otter. Monarch Seed Co
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Ahtrart
JACKSON CO.
ABSTRACT CO.
Ahllmrfl fit Tit) mrA
riM- in.MMno. Tn,.
I1V 1? JJ?Je
only complete Title
system In Jackson
County.
Mt'RRAY ABSTR A7 Co - A bK'ractf- Claimant nam1?, as w.taewa:
of Iitlp Rrn .1 and 5. No, 32 J ft C Conies, of Bams Va.ley Ore
hsxux Ctmua, At ufi&Wa. goo, William Hotujo oi ICjQ tf.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Expert Window Cleaners.
LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1172
House cleaning, floor waxing, ort-
ental rug cleaning h upholatenng ,
Dentistry.
DENTISTRY Or. L H. Gove. 325
Main.
Money to Lend
MONEY LOANED - S60 to W00 for
personal or household purposes on
House Furnishings or Autos; also
Cars Re-financed. Loans closed
within 30 minutes, under super
vision of the State Banking Dept
License No. 8-157. See W. E
Thomas or E- J. Riley, 45 So. Cen
tral. Painting A paperhantlng.
WE CREATE DISTINCTIVE CHARM
In colors for your nome Dy paint
ing, tinting, paperhanglng. HARRY
MARX. Route 1. Phone 14-F-4.
M. A. BLISS Painting St papernang-
ing. Tel 648-w. 313 so. urape.
JOHN H. LOCK, painter and decor
ator. Quality worx prices reaaon
able Res. 124 King St. Call 953-R
Transfer.
EADS TRANSFER St STORAGE CO.
Office 1016 No. central rnone oio
Prices right. Service guaranteed.
HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack
ers and movers. Special livestock
moving equipment. Prices right
819 North Riverside Phone 615.
BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR SALE Restaurant on north Pa
cific hUznwav. priced very reason
able. Call at 1512 North Riverside
FOR SALE Lunch counter. Good
steady trade. 327 So. 6th St.. Klam
ath Falls.
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of Sheriff's sale.
By virtue of an execution on fore
closure duly Issued out of and unoer
the seal of the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon, In and tor the Coun
ty of Jackson, to me directed nd
dated on the 11th day of March. 1035.
In a certain action therein, wnerem
The Federal Land Bank of Spokane, a
corporation, as Plaintiff, recovered
Judgment against the property here
inafter described, for tne sum oi rive
Thousand Four Hundred Forty-f mr
and 59-100 Dollars (S5444 59). with
costs and disbursements taxed at
Thirty-four and 85-100 ($34 85) Dol
lars, which Judgment was enrolled
and docketed in the ciems onice oi
said Court in said County on cue i
5th day of March. 1035.
Notice Is hereby given that, punsu- i
ant to the terms of the said execu
tion. I will on the 13th day of April, j
1935. at 10:00 o clock a. m., at tne
front door of the Courthouse In the
City of Medford, In Jackson County
Oregon, offer for sale and will sell
at public auction or cash to the high
est bidder, to satisfy said Judgment,
together with the costs of this stie
subject to redemption as provided uy
law. au of the right, title and interest
that the said defendants, Lehi R.
Hardman; Earl J. Cameron, a minor;
Rob Roy Cameron, a minor; Oreta M.
Hardman. a minor; Neil L. Hardman,
a minor; Phyllis L. Hardman. a minor;
L. R. Buckley, as administrator of the
estate of Hattle May Hardman. de
ceased; Pal A. LaClalre (also knvwn
as Pal LeClalre) and Mary LaClalre
(also known as Maria LeClalre), hus
band and wife; J A. McKltrlck and
Nora McKltrlck, husband and wife;
Wessley McKltrlck and Jane Doe Mc
Kltrlck, whose true name is Ethel
McKltrlck. husband and wife; George
H. Tucker: E. B. Tucker: Kimball
Fruit Company, Inc., a corporation;
Sgobel tz Day. Inc.. a corporation;
Sgobel & Day Credit Corporation, a
corporation: Southern Oregon Credit
Bureau, a corporation; and Rogue
River National Farm Loan Association,
a corporation, had on the 19th day
of April, 1923, or now have In and
to the following described property,
situated in the County of Jackson.
State of Oregon, to-wit:
1. ' The North Half of the South
east Quarter and the Southwest Quar
ter of the Northeast Quarter of Sec
tion Nine. Township Thlrtv-slx, Snath
of Range Two, West of the Willamette
Meridian.
2. Beginning at the Southeast Cor
ner of the Northeast Quarter of Sec
tion Nine, Township Thirty-six. South
of Range Two. West of the Willam
ette Meridian, and running thence
West along the center line of Sec
tion Nine, 80 rods, thence North 60
rods, thence East 80 rods to the East
line of Section Nine, thence South
along the East line of Section Nine,
60 rods to the place of beginning,
containing 30 acres, situated in Jack
son County. Oregon.
Together with all water and water
rights used upon or appurtenant to
said lands and however evidenced.
Dated this 13th dav of March, 1935.
6 YD I BROWN,
Sheriff of Jackson County. Oregon
By HOWARD OAULT. Deputy.
Not Ire for Publication.
Department of the Interior.
U. 6. Land Office at
Roaeburg. Oregon,
March 6th. 1935.
Notice is hereby given that Lew .a
H. Wysnt, of Lake Creek. Ore., wno.
on March 3, 1930. made Homestead
Entry. Serial No. 018917. for tf'
SW4 and SW SE. Section 19.
Township 38 8.. Rarure 3 E Willam
ette Meridian, has filed notice of In
tention to make final three-year
proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before Victor A.
Tengwald. U. S. Commissioner, at
Medford. Ore., on the 20th day of
April. 1935.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Prank Kllngle. Oold Zundel. L C.
Harris. W 8 Chapman, all of Iike
Creek. Oregon.
WILLIAM H CANON. Register
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior.
V S Lsnd Office at
R ose b u r g. Otf gon.
March 4. 1935
Notice la hereby given that Joseph
D. Morrison, of easie Point. Oregon,
who. on July 3rd. 198. made Home
stead Entry. Serial No 017959, for E",
PE'i. Section 29. Townhlp 34 8.
Range 2 E . W.llameite M"rttlian. hs
filed notice of Intention to mike
liaKl w-yer prow, to establish
! claim to the land above d-wrlbed
before Victor A Tengwald. D s. Com.
misaioner, at Medford. Oregon, on tiie
20th day of April. 19
Rlverside, Med ford. Ore; Theodore :
Fredenburg. of Butte Falls. Ore;
Joseph Myuot. of Trail. Ore.. Star Ht.
WILLIAM H. CANON,
Register.
ftummon.
In thfl circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Jackson County.
Frank Chllders and Uvn!f Chlldets,
husband and wife. plaintlfi's.
Fredericks Downing and John Doe
Downing, her husband. If married
(true name unknown): the un
known heirs of Fredericks Downing
and John Doe Downing. If either
be dead; Southern Oregon Credit
Bureau; also all other oersons or
part a unknown claiming any
right, title, estate. Hen or interest
In or to the real estate described
In the Complaint (herein, Defena
ants. To each and all of the above named
Defendants:
In the name of the State of Oregon,
you and each of you are hereby re
quired to appear and answer the
Complaint of the Plaintiffs on file
herein against you. or otherwise pleid
thereto within four 4 weeks from
the date of the first publication of
this Summons.
And you are hereby noUfied thot
If you fall to appear and answer the
complaint of the Piaintiirs as re
quired herein, or otherwise pie .id
thereto. Plaintiffs will take a Decree
against you for the relief demanded
In said Complaint, a succinct state
ment of which ts as follows, to-wit:
For a decree of this Covrt that each
and all of the Defendants herein be
required to fully set forth any and
all right, title, estate, lion, claim or
Interest whatsoever that they or any
of them may have, or claim In to or
upon said real property, or anv por
tion thereof: that each and all of the
claims that may be made on the part
of any or all of said Defendants here
in In or to said real property herein
described in Plaintiffs Complaint on i
Hie in the above Court, and morr , presented a very good program In
particularly described as follows, to- ciUding a short two-act play: rcad-
: Ino Madi- TlrtnolH rhrUtnnhorannr
Beginning at the comer common
to Sections 25 and 36, Twp. 37
South of Range 2 Weut and Sec
tions 30 and 31, Twp. 37 South ot
Range 1 West W. M.. running
thence East 240 feet to the cen
ter of Oakdale Avenue Jn the City
of Medford. Jackson County. O
gon; thence south 825.75 tcet to
Intersection of the center line of
Oakdale Avenue and Belmont Ave
nue In ftniti Oltv thric U'it mil'
feet to point of beginning; then4
West 114'i feet; theme North 177 1
ieet; thence East III feet: thence !
South 75 feet; thence Ewt 3 4 feet:
thence. South 102 feet to the place
of beginning;
or any part thereof, be adjudged and
declared to be null and void; that
the Plaintiffs herein be decreed o
be the owners in fee simple of said
real property, free and clear of any
right, or claim whatsoever on the
part or said Defendants jr any of
them.
That each and all of the Defend
ants herein, and each and ell per
sons claiming, or to claim by. through
or under them, or any of them, be
forever enjoined, restrained and bar
red from asserting, attempting to e.
tablish, or claiming any r'ght. title
estate, lien or Interest whatsoever :n.
to. or upon aid real property, or any
pari or parcel thereof: and tunt
Plaintiff's title to said premises be
forever quieted and set at rest
This Summons is published tn the
Medford Mail Tribune ay order oi
the Honorable H. D. Norton. Jud'e
of the above entitled Coutt duly
made the 20th day of Mar'h 1935
The date of the first ounllMtlon of
this Summons is March 20. 1935
O H. BENGTSON.
Attorney for Plaintiffs
12S East Main Street.
Medford, Oregon.
Call for Bid.
Bills will be received by the County
Court of Jackson County. Oregon, on
April 3rd. 1935, at the hour of 10.00
Ma I Tribune Daily
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ing shapes
I. Biblical
character
10. Moist
14. Genus of the
Virginia
willow
15. One of the
Muses
16. Silkworm
17. That which fa
given tem
porarily It. Masonic door
keeper 19. Copper coin
10, Square piece of
linen or silk
12. Kip and
ti. Approaches
25. Persian fairy
25. Kiclamation
28. Cereal grass
19. Night music
33. Tree
35. Tropical fruit
37. At no time
31. That which Is
bestowed as
due
11. Perfect golf
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County Judie. tn the Court House, ut
Medfxd. Orvon. for the furnlslitin: t
of tires and tubes to ihe County i
The County reserves the rttiht to re
ject any and all bids. Specification
mav be obtained from tne County
Clerk or the County Engineer.
(Signed .
JACKSON COUNTY COURT-
Brownsboro
BROWNSBORO. March 27. Spl.)
Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Terrlll of
Yreka, Cal., were recent guests at the
home of Mr. Dalton's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Chaa. Terrlll.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Heckner are
spending a few days In Med ford.
M. L. Kort wrlght. who has been
trapping In this vicinity and living
In a cabin at Wright's, returned to
his home at Gold Hill last Sunday.
Mrs. E. H. Thayer of Faulk ton, S.
D., and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cressey of
Eugene, Ore., were guobta of Mr. and
Mrs. Irvln Barrow d last week end.
Mrs. H. W. Wright and children.
Lots, Billy and Dorothy, and BUI
Swalm were guests last Sunday of the
Jim Crawford family in Sams Valley.
Rev. Randall of Medford was a wel
come visitor at Sunday school last
Sunday.
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Evans Valley
EVANS VALLEY. March 27. (SpD
Evans Valley P.-T. A. met Tuesday
evening at the school house with a
lurge attendance. The two tower
roms of Miss Da vies and Miss Beatty
harmonica solos. LeRoy Coo; song,
Betty Ann Daugherty and Jacqueline
Moore; folk dances by six little girls
and a rending by Elmer Baker. Dur
ing the business session Mrs. Inch,
rural supervisor, gave a very Interest
ing talk on "Tests." George Mc
Clure was elected captain of the Boy
Scouts patrol with Mrs. Purrler for
the Girl Scouts. The local Girl Scouts
'm to Roue Rlver Wednesday
evening to meet with scouts there for
a socmi evening.
Saturday evening friends and rela
tives of Mark Neathamer gathered at
his home to help him celebrate his
birthday, spending the evening with
cards and general conversation. At
midnight a sumptuous lunch was
served to the 24 guests.
Enterprise Orange met In regular
session Friday, beginning with a pot-
luck supper lor Gningprs. An enjoy
able lecture hour opened the meet
ing, which included songs by Gran
gers, roll call response of news events,
solos by Miss Colesta Johnson and
Emma Darland, and reading by J. H.
Ralston. As this was the nearest
meeting to St. Patrick's day the latter'
pnrt of the hour wan dsvoted to ap-
nronrlnt numbnrs, including a short
talk on "Potatoes" by Ine?- Ralston
and the legend or St. Patrick by
Emma Dnrlnnd. During the business
session Kenneth Rnmeburg was Ini
tiated Into the third and fourth de
grees.
Remodeling of the Orange hall has
gone forward rapidly, the new dining
room being built and the partition
between the main room and the old
dining room torn out for the dance
Saturday night. This almost doubles
the floor space for dancing. Sunday
the members met and while the la
dles prepared dinner trje men laid the
new floor In the dining room and
Cross-Word Puzzle
11. Open court
12. Aromatic herb
13. lle.id
'Jl. Dried grass
23. GolJ!a of
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ously 28. Perceive
through the
ear
27. At all times
poetic
19. Not frt'sh
T). The birds
31. Scruple or
object
32. Obliterate
H. Hefuso matter
loft lifter
prpflh! ng
grapes 36. To one side
39. Thought logi
cally
40. Imp
43. Vents
48. Commands
BO. Institute unit
61. Ancient Jew
bh ascetic
54. Glutted
Fir. hauh
5. .StlMiet
67. Greenland"
settlement
58. Small shel
tered Inlet
ft!. Rescue
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name
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Oheasante
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2. American
Indian
S. Acquire
knowledge
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active
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rodlac
T. One of two
equnl parts
I. Devoured
9. Manrln
10. rtofurrd
mum
'other needed finishings. Plana are
being made for a hard times dance
Ior next Saturday night with prizes
for beat costumes.
Mrs. Gene Moore has been seriously
til in the Josephine general hospit,
for the past week, but is now Im
proving so that she may be moved
home this week.
Evans Valley Extension club met
Thursday with covered dish dinner
at noon. Sewing, conversation and
music occupied the afternoon, at the
close of which the ladles exchanged
hot pads made, during the session.
Next meeting will be April 4 with
Mrs. Mabel Mack present to give In
structions In menu planning No. 2.
These are very interesting lessons and
all women of the valley are urged to
attend and bring a covered dish for
noon lunch.
CLIMAX, March 27. (SpU Bob
by Jantzer of Central Point Is stay
ing with his aunt. Mrs. L. H. WerU.
Mrs. Jantzer recently underwent an
operation at the Sacred Heart hos
pital. Mennlfee Charley of Medford vis
ited his parents here Saturday.
Jim O'Connor of Phoenix is staying
with Everett Grlsom.
Snm Coy and Phil Wertr spent
Wednesday evening at the Wert7 :
home. Milroy Charley transacted
business In Medford Saturday.
Mrs. Cecil Day and Mrs. L. N.
Werta went to Medford Saturday and
returned Sunday. Mrs. Werta visit
ed her daughter, Roberta, at Central
Point.
Visitors at school this week were:
Bobby Jautzer and Jim O'Connor.
Spring is here but arrived In the
garb of winter and has worn several
of the latest creations of snow. Ev
eryone hopes for warm weather soon.
Lloyd Adamson went to Eagle
Point over the week-end end Phil
Werta carried the mall for him Sat
urday. '
Frank Hurst has been doing cab
lnot work during the recent weeks of
bad weather.
Cc urthouse
News
fr-umiaiiea oy tne Juuasoo u'ouutt
nrraet Co l K -Usth dtieeit
MintIhep l.lreiiM'S
Hermnn B. Voelkner and Lizzie 1
Rodgers.
Nels Carlson and Helen Flanders.
Circuit Court
E. O. Smith et al vs. Claudia H.
Ward et al. To quiet title.
Richard Cotton, a minor. Guar
dianship. Cloo Knack vs. John Knack Di
vorce. Mnxlne Hurley vs. M. 8. Johnson.
Foreclosure.
Real Kslale Transfers
Josephine Wilson. Louderback et vlr
to Edwnrd H. Pflug et ux. Q. C. D.
to north 310.8 feet lot 23, Palrvtew
in S. Chllders' Eastern Add. to Med
ford. Laura E. Burson to H. T. Prince.
W. D. to land In DLC No. 46, Twp.
37 8., R. X W., W. M.
Asterla N. Smith et vlr to D. Stan
ley Boggs Q. C. D. to lot on West
Fourth St., Medford.
Ethel Ryan et vlr to William Getch
el et ux W. D. to 47 acres In Sec. 3,
Twp. 36 S., B. I W., W. M.
R. O. Stephenson et ux to Jesse O.
Cochran W. D. to lots 0 end 18,
block 9, College Hill Add. to Med
ford.
Bessie Henderson et vlr to John C.
Stephenson et ux W. D. to 4 acres
In government lot 3. Sec. 1, Twp.
36 8., R. 8 W W. M.
Walter J. Olinschetd, sheriff, to Lus
ter J. Adams et ux Sheriff deed to
lot 11, block 10, Leurelhurst Add. to
Medford.
Herman G. Huneke to Lorraine G.
Huneke Q. C. D. to W' of BW of
Sec. 12, Twp. 39 8.. R. 1 W., W. M.
Nora Frances McNeill Bare to C. D.
Barnes et ux W. D. to part lot 8,
block 5, Orchard Home Assn.t tract.
Syd I. Brown, sheriff, to Frances
Holzgang as guardian of Oodfrey
Holzgang, Margaret Holzgang, Carl
Holzgang, Robert Holzgang, Albert
Holzgang and Victor Holzgang. min
ors Hheriff deed to N of DLC 43
Iwp. 38 B.. R. 8 W W. M.
Ellen Snyder et vlr to Mabel Mil
lard W. D. to lota 8, 9 and 10, block
5. Oak Park Add. to Central Point.
M. L. Thomas et ux to A. H. Buck'
land Q. C. D. to 10 acres In Sec. 16.
Twp. 38 8., R. 1 W., W. M.
John E. Patterson et ux to W. M
King et al W. D. to part Sec. 33,
Twp. 39 8., R. 4 E.. W. M.
Ore L. Barnett to Horace G. Lytton
et ux W. D. to 8 acres In DLC 60,
Twp. 37 8.. R. 1 W W. M.
Homer H. Neal to Emery Ncal
Deed to undivided half of 1W',; of
BE '4 of Sec. 9, Twp. 39 B.. R. 1 W
containing 40 acres, and 2 acres In
Bee. 3. Twp. 39 8., R. 1 W.. W. M.
Phehe Stlnrhfleld to P. A. Stlnch
field Q. C. D. to lot 8, Mlnear's Add
to Ashland.
Let tie M. Trask to Mary E. Rowley
W. D. to lot 66. Pracht's Add., and
lot 64, Highland Park Add., and tract
adjacent. In Ashland.
D. Stanley Boggs to Allen R- Smith
et ux W. D. to lot on Fourth St.,
Medford.
Gertrude Gamble to Clara Anna El
rod W. D. to BE '4 of 8ec. 20. Twp.
35 S.. R. 4 W . W. M.
H. W. Ward et ux to Charles P.
Adama et al as trustees Q. O. D. to
Sees. 38 and 36. Twp. 35 S., R. 1 W.,
W. M.
City of Medford to O. V. Myers et
ux W. D. to lot 16, block 2, Med
ford Heights Add.
F. M. Amy to O. V. Myers O. C D.
to lot on Manzanlta Ave., Central
Point,
Clara M. Altken et vlr to Wren
Newhouae et ux W. D. to lot In Har
gadine tract, Ashland.
Wren Newhouae etu I to Clara M.
Altken W. D. to west M ft. of east
100 feet of lots 20 and 21, block 2.
Newtown Add. to Medford.
Climax L
Phone Ma We ll haul away )ouipnrlor of the church and any one
(aiuaa. Cltj Bkjutwj Batvlca.
Seen With Barbara
LAYS PLANS FOR
1 EXTENDED FIGHT
f 4
Ml 1 it
Count Haugwlti (above) has
bean seen frequently In the com
pany of Princess Birbara Hutton
Mdlvanl In London since her an
nouncement of plans to soak a di
vorce from Prince Alexis Mdlvanl.
This picture of the young Dane was
Press Photo)
10 BE CORRECTED
SAN JOSE
SAN JOSK. Cel., March 27. (AP(
Youthful Jimmy Nellson, oheered by
hopes of restored health, sped east
ward by train today for a delicate
operation to right his "upside down"
stomach.
The prospect of weeks in a hospital
failed to daunt the spirit of the 13-
year old boy as he traveled toward
Fall River, Mass., where Dr. Philemon
Trucsdale has promised him an oper
ation gratis.
Jimmy left here last night with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Nellson,
after a successful clty-wlde campaign
to raise 91.000 expenses.
Just before the lad boarded his
train, he was handed a $33 check by
Don George, student body president
of his school, Jimmy's eyes filled with
tears as he offered thanks for the
money contributed by his school
mates, The case oame to Dr. Truosdale's
attention when the boy wrote a let
ter to Alyco Jane McHenry, wishing
her a speedy recovery and revealing
he suffered from a similar ailment.
Shown the letter. Dr. Truesdale of
fered to help the boy.
SALEM. Ore . ( UP ) The etate-wto
drive to effect full and aompl?te reg
istration of all bablea born :n Ore
gon has been unusually uccesaftil.
said Dr. Frederick D. Strieker, state
health officer.
Smllar campaign have been car
ried on In 23 states under tbe direc
tion of the federal census bureau
and the SERA. Of this numoer, Ore
gon, with 97 per cent eflc'.ency. stand
In second place.
"Nothing could be more rcmurl:ig
for the future of our state and coun
try than to give children te best
possible start In life," said Dr. Strlcke,
"This looks like a new dVal for
babies."
"If parents and physicians will re".
ognlze the Importance of rj porting
births within ten days, aa required
by law, there la no need for my reg
istration difficulties."
Last year, Morrow, Polk and Sher
man counties all had 100 per cent
registration of births. MuU.nomah
with 99.6. Marlon with 98.8, Coos and
Harney with 98.6 and Lane wiih 98 4
were other high ranking counties.
Malheur, with 82.2, was the lowest
county In the point of tiirth regis
tration efficiency.
VAST DRAINAGE PLAN -LEAVES
LAND TOO DRY
NORWALK. Ohio fUP) Several
years ago, thousands of dollars were
spent to drain surplus water from
the vast celery marsh tracts at CeJ-
eryvllle, near here.
Now It haa developed the draining
waa overdone. The marshlands are
going dry. Celery growers said the
water table has fallen to such ex
tent that crops have matured only
with the greatest difficulty, because
of aridity.
Celery field owners, to prevent
their Interests from being wiped out
by lark of water, are planning eon
strucllcn of an eight-acre lake with
a 12-foot depth. Federal aid for Irri
gation also may be sought.
AFRICAN M1SSI0IMARY
AT FIRST METHODIST
Dr. Hi-nry Stanley Hollfnbeck for
30 ynrs a mtMlonary In Portuguese
Cut Africa will tell of hla work In
that Intermlng mlulon field at the
First Mrthodlit church tonight. Hit
talk will ba followed by dlactn-
iilon and an Informal chat concern
Irur the peoples, their cuAtomi, anc:
their needs.
The meeting win be held In the
tloteraatexl I inviiea w aiveao.
BABY REGISTERING
DRJVE SUCCESSFUL
IFARMFRn U
Hopes to Join Forces With
American Federation of
Labor Eventually Many
'Wants' On Program
By VALCO I.VLB
t'nlted Press Staff Correspondent.
TVRONZA. Ark. (UP) Although
the Southern Tenant Farmers' Union
sprang up in northeastern Arkansas,
to defend sharecroppers against al
leged Illegal evictions by landlords,
the union has long-range plans.
The union, organized here In July,
1934. eventually wants to unionise
southern farm tenants like Industrial
workers have been organized. It
hopes some day to have a union or
ganized strong enough to be recog
nized by the American Federation of
Labor,
Other "wants" Include a minimum
wage scale of 20 cents per hour for
a 12-hour day and time and a half
for overtime, better living quartera
and schooling for their families,
definite agreements with landlord
regarding making crops and labor,
and fair treatment In various gov
ernment plans 'to control crop pro
duction. No Recourse.
"We want to share In writing the
cotton acreage reduction contracts,
Ward H. Rodgera, 24-year-old former
FERA Instructor and union execu
tive committeeman, told Gov. J. M.
Putrell of Arkansas In an interview.
"We have no recourse when a
tenant la summarily evicted under
the present contracts. A case la on
appeal to the state supreme court
now.but before the court can act
everybody will be evicted who la
going to be and the cotton will be
planted," Rodgers complained.
Rcdgera predicted unless the gov
ernor or other authorities Intervened
to atop the alleged evictions, "trou
ble will break out."
Right to Meet.
Governor Futrell said the union
had a right to meet and discuss
union plans without molestation, but
said there was nothing he could do
about It.
"Civil authority," the governor ex
plained. "Is vested tn the courts and
the county officers. It cannot do
anything to remove them, and I can
not send National Guardsmen Into
their country to enforce the law,
unless the county authorities re
quest It."
"The courts and the county offi
cers are controlled by the planters,
Rodgers suggested.
Governor Agreed,
I suspect that la true," the gov
ernor agreed. y
The union at present la In an em-
br. onlc stage. It Includes only about
4000 to 6000 members, mostly. In
Crittenden, Cross, Poinsett and Mis
sissippi counties in the rich ' Mia
slsslppl delta and tributary cotton
planting sectlona of Northeastern
Arkansas.
R. L. Mitchell. 30-year-old execu
tive secretary, told the United Press
the union had about 36 locals In the
four counties, two near Potage, Mo.,
and aeven or eight In and near Mus
cogee, Okla,
4
ETII
150 YEARS OLD
DOING REGULAR DUTY
EAST ST. LOUIS, Hi (UP) A
timekeeping masterpiece made 160
years ago In Switzerland and handed
down to Mrs, Grace Rat hell Oliver of
this city, haa been overhauled and
again la telling time In Its unusual
and accurate manner.
Not only does the clock strike the
hour, but on the hour the - 12
Apostles come through a door at the
base of the clock and receive a bless
ing from Christ, who appears at ft
center door. A music box playa
"Stabat Mater" as an accompani
ment, while a monk tolls the num
ber of hours by strlfc.-ng a belt with
a hammer.
Another bit of hand-carved pag
eantry enacted by the clock shows
20 ftay Swiss couples swinging along
behind a piper while the music box
playa Mendelssohn's "Wedding March."
At the top, In a painted repro
duction of a Swiss mountain land
scape, a "sun" movea across the sky
and changes Its position according
to the time of the day recorded on
the clock. Below is a dial on which
arrows point to the days of the week.
the 'lays of the month, the month
of the year, approaching church
holidays and the signs of the rod lac.
Another dial Indicates every fourth
year as Leap year. The correct sea
son of the year atno la Indicated
by another arrow.
POULTRY FEED EXPERT
AT F. E. SAMSON STORE
T. D. Harmon of the poultry ex
tentlon department for Trlsruie Mill
ing company. Portland. Ore., arrived
In Medford the flrat of Che Terk to
confer with r. B. Sameon. loo'l dealer
for Trl.rmle product.
For the benefit of southern Orenan
farmerfend ranehere. Mr Murrain
will be 1? the Bamwn tore. JJ" No'th
Rlrerelde. the remainder of tbi week
to give attention to various feeding
problems.
,
It has been estimated there are,
3J7.ooo.ooo cubic mllee of wster i:
, UK MUM OI UM world. '