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FOX WAKT AD I
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RaV'cow plcXd up at 1830 No
Riverside. Owner pay for -
LOsT-Lady's purse on Blrdseye
ftreek road. Containing n"J! !
cet chain, cwuru,
i riiie No questions asked. Generous i
5d . Eto Hodes. Hazel Mlne.j
Gold Hill. Oregon.
XjO&T :Ver Tentfc or downtown ;
in currency
turn t Tribune oir
LOST If dog tnissmfc,. call 1516
DI3TBI1UTOR - SALESMAN
fcnufacturers ol KOTOFOM. the
Miracle Cleaner that is taking the
country by storm want a represen
tative for this territory. National
advertising creating big demand.
profits. Write L. J. KyUlngstad.
Omieral Seles Director, Kototom
Corporation of America, South
Bend. Ind.
fOU.a MAS WASTE who 1 in-
wrest! in eiectricny to pimr .
..irtr. Must be no
employed and willing to study dm- t
,?m. at home. Small
tuition cost. Give detailed address ;
or phone. Box 1658. .all Tribune
WANTED Young woman over 19 for
Mninl housework and care of two 1
general housework and care of two 1
children. Plea-satu home and spend- j
ln money. A gol permanent poii-
tlon for the right gin. xperien
and re'rences necessary. Box 1708.
Tribune.
YANTED Woman for general house
work, two in famf.v prefer woman
between ages 20-. Call 106 ClarH
?ANTED Mlddle-aced woman for
housework and care of a-year-old
o .lid. Bos 1725, Tribune.
TVANTED Unincumbered lady
for small hotel. Experienced. Clean
Write Mrs. B. Mitchell. Hilt. Calif.
WANTED Experienced woman
girl for eneral housework. Small
family. Box 1878. Tribune.
PEAR PACKERS Con use several
more packers the corng season.
Apply cms wres. riujiii' rc , .
Ttnuw Vmh.r 3 ODDOSlt SOUtll-
ern Pacific depot.
WANTED Experienced girl or mid
dle-aged woman lor ngnt House
work In country. Board and room
5 a month. Write Ruby Scbulz.
Beagle. Ore.
VIlKTED SITUATIONS
WALL Pi?ER cleaned 1 50 per
room and up. Call 283-J.
WANTBD-M1SCELLANE0US
WANTED By gentleman, good room
In private oiomc, close to .Meoiora ,
business dlstrt. Box 1709, Trlb-
une. j
WEA7upto2 for LINCOLN I
PENNIES over 7 years old; INDIAN
Heatla 825. Send dime fcr buying ;
catalog. H. Colnco. Box-Z. Holly- I
wood. "Calif,
WANTED Heifer calves. Write Ruby
Schuiz. Beetle. Oregon.
CASH paid for men's, women's and
c.r.dren's ciothtng Good condition
Hair braids made to order. Useo
Wardrobe Shop. 518 E. Main.
WANTED Wooi mohair See us be
fore you sell Wool bags & twine
fnr sale. Medlord Bargain House
27 No Grape St Pn 1062.
WANTED
Wa pay cash :oi housenold grooda
furniture ana stoves We also ouy
metals, rudes pelt, wo; ana mo
r.i:r MEDFORD BAKliAIN HOUSE
y il N Clrape St Phone 1062
DO COMMERCIAL spraying McGon
SiD, Fhone 258-M.
FOR RENT HOUSES
for rent 6 -room
ir'i No. Holly. Tel
unfurn.
J-7-X.
SMALL 3-room fvirnls-pd house, cio.-
12 50. Call 731-X.
T RENT 10 Gen Oak C'-'.irT. 5
m unfurn'.AhM :ioxe. hard"0--.d
3r. firenlace. ha semen t P.p3
t-atr furnace Ve-. attract; '
:n. Ch.-is R B-ty. Realtor. Med
' d B.cU; Phone 302
V RENT 6 ro--m fum;5hed m"d
i r-ouse Ciose in. Paone 457-J
KEN i -
."irm.-rnKl
Hon.es "irn:nd .
Brown White o
: RF.NT Ltr?e
344 N3
iO'if. new.y
clec
Te. ion Ma " W-ll r,ul sxil TOUT
se. City Sanitary Service,
FOR RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 8 Grape
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
NICELY furnished 3 and J room
apartments. 604 W. Tenth.
2-ROOM furnished apt. Close In. 32
Almond St. v
FOR RENT Furnished
Berben. 10 Quince St.
Apt. The
FURNISHED and Unfurnished apart
ments, close in and reasonable.
245 So. Central.
4 -ROOM apartment, partly furnish
ed; heat, water, private bath, gar-
age. Will re-dtcorate ig suit ten
ant. 915 W. 10th St.
DURELL COURT. Phone 879-X for
appointment.
AVAILABLE 4 -room modern unfurn
ished apt. For Information, Holly
Apts.. 133 NO. Holly. Tel. 1397-.
PARTLY furnished 3 -room apt. 30
So. Fir.
FOR RENT Modern furn apartment.
FURNISHED APARTMENT Combin
ation living and ditn room, kit
chenette, sleeping room and batb
room Water and steam heat furn
ished Rent reasonable. Apply Mall
Tribune.
FOR RENT Comae apiarttft ha
Mall Tribune building. FurnlsaA.
Sleeping room ftreplaoa. combina
tion living ana dlnl r room. Kitch
enette with built-lns. DresM?
room, bath rooa. ?at a as hot
and coid water furnish inmh.
j able rent. Apply Still Tribuise -
fice.
2-ROOM APT.. turn. MS Ht. Xa
BACHELOR apartwent. 446 tb
i
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j RATS3 reasonab at 711 Bt .tt.
W KZC&f
09 REST ectrlc mm. Mil
Maytag cm motor for &
Flynn ;ectric. Phos 1M.
IU9IK1K IXC1
FOE UtftT
At 3C fcjrth Gnipo
remodel tc suit twiat. Iufh
l!.h stiim heat tr eaiai SM
16x60 tc-et Will rent or 1-n, at
reamnable flftUM Oall 04)
Trlbun (Nettspapar) offtato.
9t S9CaA3E
WILL TRADS Story and Clarlc pno
cost 900 new. 6 yeira oM for -28
'30 llaht car Ford preferred.
I;Ujre Apt. 21. Schuler Apts.
poR EXCHANGE 6Vi A. 3 ml. from
Medlord. Improved, for pi
Medlord. Wm. Ludwlg, App
Applegate
I BEAUTIFUL SC4IINIC HOE for ile
10 A. fruit. 12 A. tlmber'lnd. 6 rm
modern hotusc. Fine water system.
Lydla M Youngs, Old Ste d..
end Bealr Lane, turn north, 4i
house.
For Southern Or.Jn prorfW-
See
SOUTHERN OREGON RWYLT. CO.
44 N. Riverside
. . . q . . . pj-
BUY A FARM 280 acre improved
stock ranch, suitably for cattle,
sheep. hogs, turkeys, complete
buildings, good water. Pay 50C
cash, balance ten years. Total price,
only J4000. Earl Tumy. 310 Liberty
Bldg.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY All mcertl
five-room atucco house with acre
age garden land, every modern con
venience. Location one mile from
high school. Price $2750.00
terms. Earl Tumy. 310 Liberty Bld.
A REAL SNAP and no foolln
Small modern home, comparatively
new, in A-l shape. Priced for quick
sale at great sacrifice. Must have
cash. That's why the price la
slaughtered. Full particulars at
325 S. Riverside.
FOR o).EAL BARGAINS In dwelling
house property or business prop
erty, see w. E. Thomas at 45 bo.
Centml In charge of liquidation of
Union Savings and Loan. Western
Loan and Bldg. Co. and Inter
Mountnin Bldg. Ai Loan. We have a
larze list or properties wnicn are j
be:n sold at a fraction of their
reol value.
BROWN t WTTTTK are selling some
splendid building lota both on
pavement sna on. at prices irom
$80.00 per lot up. We can offer at
tractive terms also. Brown ii White.
104 W. Main.
78 A. excellent soil. 5 rm. house, mod
ern: barn, farm tools, team. 11
cows. 16 hens, orchard. 82500 cash.
Near coast. Arsina Evens, Wald
port. Oregon.
BROWN tt WHITE are offering a
Bargain at 420 So. Grapo. six room
Qurunalow. reflnished Inside and
out." oak floors throiunout, new
linoleum :n kitchen and nook, close
In, pived street, clear title, pr.oe
2500. On!v 1250 down and 22 50
monthly. "in'-eret Brown
White Agency. 104 W Main.
FOFpALE OR TRADE Corvaliis
property for Medford property or
acreage 5:x room houe. thr lots,
shade, fruit trees. Near schools
Owner, 313 South Ivy. Medford.
FOR SALE ISO A 3 mi. west Butte
Falls, 100 A cultivated. 912 W. Uth.
BiOVVN WHITE still have a few of
t.-i've verv chDice 5 acre tracts ot
DEEP FR EE SOI L ftd J acnt to
PAVED HIGHWAY. STREAMS AND
FOPE.iT. O'lr prices are at THIS
BOTTOM, terms sre very reason
able T'rwe tracts fannot be dupli
cated for soil condition, location
a-ater ar.d price.
SEE Chsrles A Wing Agency lnc to
Buy Your Home
I KOl'SFS F-R SALE OK KtM-Jnw
j s.-n County Building At Loan Aas'D
Phone 195
i U'TiEN tru .Mnk ?1 fcaJ esUta. thank
C, Broxn St Whlta.
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
. USED CARS
That Reflect Real Value & Service
a. Lowest Prices
1934 Chrysler Deluxe coupe.
1930 Studebaker coupe.
1933 Chevrolet DeLuxe coupe.
1931 Ford Victoria.
1929 Ford Roadster. $99.00.
1930 Chevrolet roadster.
1931 Oakland sedan, 274.00.
1930 Studebaker 3-door sedan.
1929 Nash sedan, 250.00.
1930 Studebaker Spt. rdstr, $350.00
1928 Essex coupe, $75.00.
Durant. panel body.
1935 Reo Speed Wagon, a panel
body at a price.
1929 Chevrolet truck, long wheel
base. Ford touring, run fine. $3000.
SANDEKSON MOTOR CO.
Studebaker Sales & Service
Open Evenings
FOR SALE Chevrolet Six truck
Good condition, new rubber. Beat
of term. Phone 173.
FOR SALE 1939 Ford f port coupe
rumble seat. See Bert Km mm, Apt
No. 1. 808 W. Main before 11:30
a. m.
GOOD U6ED CARS
Chrysler and Plymouth Trade-ins.
30-Day Written Guarantee.
1934 Dodge DeLuxe Sedan.
Only 6900 miles.
1933 Chrysler Royal Coupe.
Rumble seat.
1933 Chrysler Sedan.
6 wheels and trunk rft
l3i Chevrolet Sport couoe.
Orlfln-U tires.
1931 Chryslar $ Sport Coupe.
1931 Chevrolet 5 -pa. Coupe.
1931 Chevrolet Sport Coupe.
1930 Chevrolet Sport .oadter.
I9: Cadillac an.
4929 La4alle Cabrtolat; nw jMt.
1930 Chevrolet Sfcdaa.
1929 Ford Ceech.
1930 Packard Scans.
Munv others t choo frese.
AftlWTTCWO WDT(Ma. IC.
ft No. JUverslae. Tl.
bo Kill llr OiDtiA; bull, f
hn-y mtlKJng strain. John Vtt j
now:. Phon, MT-J-I.
Jtm. IUD Tou Mmt h
north of Fhonl
SCH AL-Plri-Tat " 'Mm "tir&
chandelier, cheap. Ttl.
TM SAL Oood family cow. MM
ea this month. Inquire n.eta's
acoa. Orchard Rome Drive. us
4ya only.
TCm SALE MUch CO'., 1. 34-JI-8,
ile Polt, Oragon. J. D. Arns
ranch.
gC SAIIst-BaMl.ts. bro -Ju 11
young. On Old Pacific hlghffuy.
seconfl house from aall Laa. 9.
tach.
AT STUD Black Mamoth Jack Mor.
Ran Saddle Stud 3 miles west ol
Talent 01P Anderson Creek (Bailey
Ran.'h) Torn Kouns.
8 HD of registered Herfom k:
good paprs Call 1559
4SD BGMW
FOR o SALE Thoroughbred Buff
Cochin iantam chicks, the feather j
wi... .in. oi. j
tnem at 44 NT peach St,
WHITE LEGHORN setting ea 50c
O A DeVoe lfc'l 623-J-2
09 &L-MI-B93&
PEDIGRSK) R. Canarin. 523-J-!
F0 S-l
FOR SALE Almost new walnut full
sized single bed. Ivory color chest
of drawers, small buffew lawn table
with umbrella, garden settee and
bird bath. Call 2 to 5 p. m. 1619
East Main fit.
FOR SALE Radio, 5 ft. mantle mir
ror. 333 N. Holly, Apt. 4.
FOR SALE 250-ga 1 Ion Hard le Js
spray rig. complete, hose guns, etc,
3 inch centrirvwal pump. Wanted,
doep well outfit. Inquire D. M
Lowes place. Valleyvlew.
FOR SALE Water lilies, 35c each
Phone 14-F-22.
CHALK'S Early Jewel tomato plants
J. H. Lemley. So. Peach, Rt. 1. Ml
ford. FOR SALE Reasonable. Star engine,
pulleys and belts, bone, meat grind
ers, turkey coops, milk goats, cook
stove, furniture. H. O. Tucker, Rt.
1. Nell Creek road, Ashland.
I SPECIAL price on braJded rajj w
for Mother's day. Mrs. C.
net, Berry dale Ave.
x FOR SALE Seed corn. J. A. Manke.
2 miles east of JscksonvlUe.
FOR SALE Baby grand Steck plino
350. Box 1883. Tribune.
TOR SALE 1500 gallon pressure tank
C. W Ashpole.
SPECIAL River loam. 2 yds. 2 00
Fertilizer and jrarden plowing
Washed aand. rock, plaster sand
Bateman'a. 1534-Y or 912-J.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Abstracts
JACKSON CO.
AHSTRACT CO
Abstracts of Title 5d
n 1 1 e Insu ra nee Th e
only complete Title
System la Jackson
County.
MURRAY ABSTRACT Co. AbstracU
of T-tle Rooms 3 and 6. No 33
North Central. Are- upstairs.
Dentistry
-DT I H
DENTISTRY
Main Gove. 326 E
Money to Lend
MONEY LOANED - 50 to 300 for
personal or household purposes on
House Purntsi:ipzi or Autos: also
Cars Re-fins need Loans -ioed
within 30 mlni;s. License No. 5
157 See W E Thomas or E. J
R:l7, 43 So. OentrtL
MONEY TO LOAN
WANTED Loans on improved mod
ern homes.
1. All loans direct reduction.
3. Installment pay menu reduce
your Interest monthly.
8. Your total principal doea not
come due in a lump sum which
may be difficult to meet.
4. On our 88-month plan, inter
est Is lees than a 5 straight
loan for the same period.
5. Loans closed without delay.
MEDFORD FEDERAL SAVINGS fc
LOAN ASSOCIATION
136 E. Main. Phone 195
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Expert Window cleaners.
LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1173
House cleaning, floor waxing, ori
ental rug cleaning & upholstering
Transfer.
TRUCKI NO A STORAGE LOCAL
an distance hauling. Furniture
moving, etc. ReaoiOble rates. Tel.
833, F. E. Samson Co.
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Office 1015 No. Central. Phone 315
Prices right. Service guarantee.
HAWLEY TRANSFB 6xp't pacta-
ers and movers special lives to
moving equipment. Prices riftat
619 North Riverside Phone 615.
Pal filiate A
JOHN H LOCK. Painter and Dao
rator. Fine Interior work a f
laity. Competitive prftefc. FasaN
953-ls. 124 ting.
fS CREATE DISTINCTIVE CtRI
in colors jr your hoaie ay palat-
ing. tinting. paa-haiiing RA
A$tX. Sou to l, pticaeti 14-F-
ft A IL.ISI mintlnt it paphni
InK Tel 6- 313 So Orac
. SS"I- -Natural bom iychlc.
highly edu". psychol.it. iv
cho anai.al. md psycholv
rant. Attain your deslrA. iit
faction guarant(M 412 . Ivy.
M Site Confectionery and mto
eery ub1ii. laat year over 13
000. low rent. ?rlc 2500. L. O
Plckell. 204 8. Main.
HAM YOUt Old Washer repaired I
Rasna8le prices. Flck's Hardware.
Notice
On 4iturday, May II. 1935. at 10
o'clock, a. m.. at ) East Main street.
In Ifedford, Ore.. I will sell ot pub
lie auction for cash to the highest
bidder the stock and fixtures of "The
Home Grocery," located at the above
address, for the purpose of satisfying
taxes levied against said personal
property.
SYD I. BROfVN. sheriff.
Notice for Pulleallo
Department of the Interior,
, U 3 Land Office, at .
Roseburg, Oregon.
April 11th. 1935.'
Notice Is hereby given that Ben
jamin T Fredenburg of Butte Falls.
Oregon, who. on May 10th. 1930. made
Homestead entry oeriai. uiw.io
Homestead entry Serial
for SE'i. Section 19. Township 34 S
Range 2 E . Wlllamte Meridian, hn
filed notice ol Intention to maw
ftnal thrt year roof, to eatah,llsn
claim to the land above uTscrlbc.
before Victor A Teegwal. U. 0. Com
missioner, at Nf-dford. Qrton. om the
18th day of 1935.
Claimant names aa witnesses:
Charles dmondeon, of Butte Palls.
Or9on. J. E. Morrison, of Atle Volet,
. Md-a-laaari
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wound
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15. Sheeplike
16. Operatic aolo
17. Southern uLita
19. R.irs
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22. Money penalty
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27. Diminish
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33. tUascuilne
nickname
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Animal of ths
weasel
family
3. Perform
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14. Rendered rut
At fwtns
41. Kl udert
42. Is ti matter
with
48. Nominal valus
of stock
4. inprredtent Of
varnlsb
4R. Oem
46. Medicinal
ointment
47. Stutter
4. PlkellKs fish
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fear
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used in folf
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58. Frcers
5. Wanderinir
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repetition
0. Acid fruit
02. Not any
fiS. Other
04. Cubic meter
62. Hewing tools
DOWN
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3. Deal out sparingly
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Oregon. Wl'ou Carson, of Butte ,
Falls, Oregon.
WILLIAM H. CANON. Register.
Meteorological Report
May 8. l!45
Forecasts
Medford and vicinity: Fair tonight
and Thursday; no change In tempera
ture. 0
Oregon: Fair tonight and Thurs
day; overcast n?ar coast; wanner
east portion tonight.
I. (Hal lata
Temperature a year ago today :
Highest 65; lowest 46.
Total monthly precipltatlpn .03 In.
Deficiency for the month 0.25 inches.
Total precipitation since September
1. 1934. 15.81 Inches. Deficiency for
the season 0 01 inches.
Relative humidity at ft p. m. yester
day 33 per cent; 5 a. m. today 86 pe.
cent. Tomorrow: Sunrise 4.57 a. in
set 7:18 p. m.
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ASLA?D. ay . (Spl.) Is.
Prancia Prances Htibbnrt, "A, wife eg
John A. Hubbart. pas4-d away Tuts
day morning at the Community hos
pital. Mrs. Hubbart, who ha bee
an Invalid for some time, had been
at the hospital for Mhe pa thr
weeks since an accident In which ciie
lpff was fractured.
She Is survived hy her hualtind
and three daughters: Mrs. rthia Liv
ingston of Montana, Mrs. C. Cftm-haat
of Chlco, ad Mrs. 9. ayawar ca
Ashland.
ftre. Hubbart w; a t ot
Talent, where she hn4 ma
for a number of yefeev
Funeral s-vlces will JUa"
Thursday at 3 p. ra. In the Do4m
chapel, with lif-W
Vie cemety.
EKCtAtGtt CXjD tmm 9tqtrh 4
traae at ophy'8, JKvelens
f Seesaws
C. Glass In the
making
5. Chums
26. Department In
Francs
27. Any of several
.i(t-.-i;Ked
28. Over
29. Stats of mind
-1. iianctliintil by
law
32. AtmOHplierli
dlHturhancs
Having a sc4l
lopei tn:irgla
Autumn '
L'repare for
publication
Prevarii-utor
Aarees
43. Copies
43. fc'eeminglT
contradic
tory state
ment 4K. Dish of eglfli
41. Tropical fiult
4. Repasts
4?. Jew-1
0. Ijind measure
51, Coat of sheep
53. Division of
the earth's
surf see
B4. Rasebai team
fill. Playing cards
67. Turn to tna
right
S. And not
CI. Myself
I. Irldsscsnt
4. Discount
6. Indefinite
amount
Feminine nimi
7. Douhle: prefix
i. Unfastened a
knot
5. Intends
10. Hold a sfislon
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hrlnrs Into
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11 Ventilates
13. Coarse file
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Williams Creek
WILLIAMS CREEK. May 8 (Spl.)
A one-act play, "The Path Across
the Hill." was put on by the senior
and Junior high school clasaes of
Williams May 3 at the Grange hall
The cast was: Samuel Crawford play-d
by Normae weoo: Robert post. Ben
Vencll; Walter Conrad, Orval Lew-
man: Dr. Jlmmle Reed. Charley Moo-
maw: Salamander Alexander and I
John Henry Jones. Marian Lewman; j
Mrs. Davis, Marian Miller: Ru'i Con
rad. Pauline Verner: Flo Gray, Wilms
Lemmon; Lutte, Jean Creson; Zuzer,
Fay Holzihauser. The hall was well
filled by an appreciative audience.
T. ? Davidson has returned from f
North Bend, where he had taken his
wife for medical treatment for a tu
mor In her neck which had almost
closed the aesophapus. She has been
helped by a slight opera tuti and Is ;
now taking radium trvtment. She is
now abla to b up anri to tft rrs.-r
nourishaaint.
IH-h. vK-k till Is opassi AvfaJM
irtf In (Manw TvA.
Th Amos tnlth aavmlll hi lsjn
ninnlnt mct ofrfl tii v the lAt
fe weslas grttlh? out aa ne'er.
A new brl4 hts bva built ncrrt.
or.1v4 gulr4j cm t)f rtf mm
Vkity Tcvti's fas-s.
Ths witltul aiys mst fl
a are Pvla ammHi- out titr m
tlclng ealW. A mwitar X lsca fwtil
Ut eajoy4 a alcaks tJ 9ala
HS.11 pines 0tu-Mev.
IWsasti v-4;H ta fa
aft an akm ft 1 kM ra-
4jt bs russlM risa- sl lass laa-
fo.
t. L. tlMW 4f Mtffa HK ISM
i tf creVh seMwt Sin ibmib mtm-
srrlsticw fnr asflw.
Mr. and Ms. Tmiw; Kj mmM
to VlUlams frcsst W4lvi, w)wms
Mr. Young was eatJny8d.
Mrs. Addle Klncarta wsat i Qrnstas
Pass last week to be at the r-dlde
of her son, Ellis, )a to 111 with
pneumonia.
Mayo Firestone to Rottlm oat saln-
gle bolts for the Hartman shtnule mill
on the C. F William He cm the
east fork of the crek.
PreparatUtis are beis mnU far
bull I lie a w srWrti orrow Wil
liams cre-t nesr wiw- Wanw's
plar. The rWitca vw ra bSMi
staked off and clniii. Te rctwi will
ha put In as igr as thr UsJ p)re.
Mr. Emerson, a niemisr ot tt iss
schaol bitir. rm4 Vas. AIMS
countv school sipeinWewst. vlrtsa
iUlanas (hool Thurfy, fffcs. Wi
con and Kiss Calkins, couaty sMiwa
nurse, also vlhlsad t hoaJ in..
nasay whea UHmi Owflsw chid
upoa the chlMriai's groMa acMt
and isinai'al Hajilth.
It-, and mrs. Johns I?B-uai CM4-I
ratke-. Mm. ltatvM4, all
Cal., laws svrst VMHhk IfSn. Man-
AatKhtm-. Itlas. im Iffcswe: ah Imsv
psM'h ts peons by vtf) e-
& pate, at Tsoas-wMS.
nr. said n. wew)w. tttA4
(htatkasr sswl BiwaKiwhfc? fssa as
pecMM to earlwe lve la tlM a r
tire trcm Lssmh LJsnai, cm. Wsv
ite nursas toy assvftsasi nM latrft M
lasavs Isr If tav f fa a sje-
A Karylwssp ktfh h9s t
m kisttj of i 4MtM hMsWa, ss
rereatly rrehw9A bk to f.
wkwe It, awd IMw. Jar4k fm fc
Iff. Hitd mm, I Sis' L(&m4. Wi4Mf4
a conslgnnwt s krMy twlW
from the haschery lar wefSt.
Vtlsa Co was. 9tr. tm4 ffte. Mrm
and son Walter, all of Seattle, roat
their Essaer vscation at the hosse of
Mrs. Orace Cowan in Ifrdford. They,
together with M,s. Cowan and soa.
Albert, and daughter. Hazel, Mr. a
Mrs. Clifford Cowan and two children,
anjl Mrs. Frances of Weed, Cal.,; Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Blgelaw and three chil
dren of Oranta Pass, all spent the
dsy picnicking at the Mary Topplag
place.
The ulftfl clubs of Jacksonville high
school spent May 3 at Ashland par
ticipating In the music festlvift hem
there. High schools In southern ss
gon and northern California, partici
pated. MIVfMnxlne 1X11 Is the clab's
accompanist. OthVrs Jrom Pa-alt
who took part wese ine end Jack
Provolt and lola Fleias. Ne. vssek
the grauaps van be ttftcea to Or 1 Win
Creek schsol to sing In tee muitc
festival there. Boma sto or elgatit
pils rom Provslt attew hlfiii scksel
at Jactasoa-vllle.
Mrs. Arleta MsseriKer MoimlU(it.t
of near Holtaaoek, Cal,, srAnt Eawwa
week with her parents, ffir.. .Aiti ISv
Herman Messenger of Provslt.
Phoenix tchools will present a Na
tional Music Week program Thursday
evening at, the Phoenix gymnasium.
The program will consist of music
and folk dancing. Musical numbers
will include boys and girls cho
ruses, .ndlvldual singing and toy or
chestrs. There will be considerable
variety of folk dancing In costume,
ftome of these numbers were pre
sented at the music festival in Ash
land last wek under a.plce of the
Southern Oregon Normal. The chil
dren have been trained by Mrs. Fish
and Mrs. Ooldln, As a result of the
training by these capable teachers,
the student have some creditable
numbers to present.
There will be no charge for the
program. Tarents. friends of the
school snd any others Interested in
public school music snd folk danc
ing are ordlally lnvld to attend.
.
Use Mall Tribune want sds.
TroSTaY9
BRIEFS
Eagle Point
EAGLE POINT. May 8. (SpD
Robt. LnRocque returned home
from the Tulle lake country in Klam
ath county Friday evening after a
week' absence. He has been building
telephone lines and lnstalllnd
-phonea' m and around Malln and
MerrlIi for me Columbia Utilities Co.
0( Kiamath rails. He left Mond
,in to finish the Job which he
,ninlt, mly take another week or ten
days. He said business seems to ne
flourishing over there.
A crew has been doing ,ome very
muck needed repair work on the
town bridt4 sa well as on the Main
street. -
Mrs. Loren Farlow of Lair Creek is i
snendinir a few davs vlsltina her at- i
ttr-ta-lay. ?ers. Eva Nichols here.
Clyde "Shorty Miles of Butte Falls
..t
Mrs. John Ashp4a t, quite 111 at .
tla? hoie of her son, Wig Asnpoie ,
of .-4nares Une near Tdford. She
la also the aigthor of Roy Ashpcee of
this place, and the many friends of
the inhpole fnstily are hojilag fer hr
lNy r-ovy
h mm tiwt com ii
outh l oC ti ctt. r,.tljr c-
ftll Km! MI-VI U
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t. ai M emf am. ftif t M,!
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tMw -H iH wis Wm tK tWM
or Mrs. ! V
are urcrtl imtimi tmr t Mta
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nf-eey. HvW. vtop ftd plwnp
niwwi. Hl? imkW nMJl liH.
Ek KM 9m went to
uew V wHic vwr. -mm
yi.r; et mnit
le mNI). A ttnrtr et th
OtteiMfr Pt-NH, $0 8. rap!.) Tha
AMvfAn bsU6is of Frt ttlamffch
ViSfV ccflrfwfw He-fc tke Rey'SAn
)v; w-x. fiRWiivJiav mar!ig with 37
:Hv.t 'P aw tattr way to Fort"
WAWJfa w'svsJh ttrey wWl be pastured
trtfla icjnns. ln by way of Ftsh
Itttte art PV.rca'a They went a
far ft the Mojd Damon place at Lafct
CTe. the Host day. on to the corrals
at f-IWi ie the seoond. thence to
pe4ssi bsar the third, and completing
the drive to the Fort on the fourth
day. The cowboys besides the owners
were ttpo Diniuijgr itwt-i , urnwi ,
and Fred Farlow.
PORTLAND UNIVERSITY
TRIMS LINFIELD, 6-1
PORTLAND. Ore.. May 8. -fAP)
Two-hit pitching by BUI ("Lefty")
Hsu-b brought University of Portland
ba'-Jt Into the win column here yes
terday with a fl-to-I victory over tiln
Held college.
Llnfleld's one run was earned while
the Pilots bunched 11 hits off Healer.
NOTICE
Hotel Holland Coffe Shop la spe
clsllzlng in home-oooked c0cker
dinners at 50c. Lunches 35c and 40'
Dinners 35 50c. 65c.
ALL MAKES OFWATCHE3 repai,
id oy expert watchmaJcei. Srophy'
Jewelers.
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TYPICAL RAINFALL
SHOWN FOR APRIL
IN WEATHER DATA
Monthly meteorological notes for
April, as compiled by W. J. Hutchi
son, local meteorologist, show a
month of typical April weather. Fre
quent light rains and Intermittent
showers prevailed. Temperatures were
mostly moderate with daily means
averaging near normal. Sklea wers
generally overcast or broken cloudi
ness with occasional periods of clear
ing. Temperatures ranged from 84 de
grees, the highest for the month on
April 36, to 31 degrees on the Uth,
the lowest. Minimum tempers tures
near freezing or slightly below were
recorded on several mornings with
fr0flt deposits varying from light to
heavy. A killing frost on the 10th
resulted In slight damage to lidding
fruit In the colder locations la ths
were generally light and
showerv. but iren limit pnou.h to
accumulate a monthly total preclpl-
tfttlon considerubly in excess of nor-
mal. A total of 3 c inches fell.ind
aompare with tha normal for
April, shows a surplus! 0.S0 Inckes,
tlie wtn a thunderstorm of ate
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VWi-fe- Aid? Rtofetfri'
Thla picture, showing Oscar H.
Aobson, accused In the June Robles
kldnap-axtortion plot, and hla wlfa,
wis anspptd immediately after
news was given them of a grand
Jury's decision to Involve him In tha
Arizona orlme. He steadfastly de
clared hla Innocence, and hla wife
has been at his defense since first
hints of his accusation. (Associates'
preas Photo)
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