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FOE WANT ADS
LOST AND FOUND
STRAYED Yellow Persian aat. male,
1 year old: reward. 213 Si Oranj!.
Phone 482-Y.
IOST Billfold containing money,
driver's license, ring. lateral je
ward, phone 334-J-4.
LOST Bag of beddiaj between Me-1-ford
and Fish lake, June lat B
ward. Leave at Tribune.
IjOST Steel hand truck. Lloeral w
ward. Oregon-Cam. Fast Freight
Phone 1467.
LOST If dog missing, call 1518.
WANTED FEMALE HELP
WAITED Woman for general house-
wcjrk; age between 2o and 40. 108
Clark St.
WANTED Young girl as constant
companion to young lady; very He
llo work in exchange for hoard and
room. Country girl preferred. Box
31?7, Tribune.
WANTED Girl lor general houseworis
and care of two children. Good
home and spending money. Address
Box 3946. Mail Tribune.
WANTED MALE HELP
WANTED Man for farm work. Son a
t experience with orchard preferred
i Box 3125, Tribune
PERMANENT JOB Good monthly
salarv; man with two-seat : CsVi
equipment deposit 180. .ox 3131.
Tribune
WANTED SITUATIONS
BOY, 17. wants wo-Jt; bord a-od
clothes. Address Box 3187. cart'
Tribune.
WANTED -MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED To rent, 4 or 5 -room house
close in; adults stea4ily employed.
Must be reasonable. Address Box
3137, Tribune.
WANTED To keep pltno lor storage
Box 3180.
WANTED An old-fashioned drop
leaf kitchen table. Phone 1883.
FURNITURE VAN wants load from
Seattle about June 20. Haw.y
Transfer. Tel. 816.
WANTED Heifer calves. Write Ruby
Schulz. Beagle, Oregon.
AVMLABLE -t-room modern furnish
; ed apt. For information. Holly
' Apts.. 135 No. Holly. Tel. 13B7-R
WANTED Wool, mohair. See ua be
fore you sell. Wool bags and twine
for sale. Medford Bargain House
27 No. Grape St Ph 1062
WANTED
We pay cash for household goods,
furniture snd stoves. We also buy
metals, hides, pelts, wool and mo
hair. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE.
27 N- Grape St. P.ione 1083
WANTED Reasonably priced econd
band ca(. good condition Term
Box 3S71 rribune.
"for renthouses
W'rbL LEASE beautiful 7 -room colo
nial noma, furnished. H. B Strang.
U00 E. Ma;n. Phom 798-V
FOR PNT 4-room house. 103 Port
land. Call at Cupp's or 311 Vsn
couver. FOR RISNT 8-room hous partly
furnisi.ed. 333 C-atr La'te Ave
FOR RENT Furnished hautt for the
summer. Call 754-U
FOR RENT Modern 4-room duplex
o:i heater, electric range. Inqul e
a 534 N Bartlett,
FOR RENT ft-room modern nous
furalsatd. fireplace, ptano 1013 W
fith.
FOR RENT Modern 3 -room furn
house 315 So. Peach Fred C San
der. FOR RENT Small modern furnished
ho:ise: Piigidaire. garage 221 Sj
Holly St
FOR RENT Modern upstairs duplex
three ronm and batft new furrti
tura. electnc refrlfterator and rn?e
beautiful grounds nicely lcs:4d
Phune W W Wslker. No 81
893-J-3.
FOR PENT Home furnished or
unfurnished Brown & White
FOR RENT AP4RTMENTS
FTRNISHED apt.; private bth 3'5
So Ivy.
FOR TfENT Nva1v irnreo cr,r
pleiy modern 3-:j'.-n sj.3tme:itt.
25 00 331 Ceiatrai. Call m
for ixApecUji.
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FOR EENT APARTMENTS
3 AND 4-BOOM apt., 9 kad 1J
Call at 20S W. JacHaoa.
FOR BENT Apt. 806 W. Miin.
FOR HENT Apartment. 834 Apple.
FOR RENT Holland apt. Tel 710.
1 ROOMS and aleeplng porta, dows
atalra. 34 Ko. Bartlett.
DUREIJ. COUBT.
appointment.
Phona 87-X for
FURNISHED apt for rent. 22 N. In
FOR RENT ROOM BOARD
ROOM AND BOARD MeaJa.
Central. Phone 383-X.
KATES reaaonaol at It B. Main.
FOR RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
SLEEPING and l!ht houaflteeplng
room. 325 at Jackson.
ROOMS FOR RENT Gentlemen pre
ferred. 418 S. Central.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished first
floor sleeping room and garage, if
required. Rate moderate. 325 So
Riverside Ave.
ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 S. Orape.
FOR RENT Pieaaanfc sleeping room.
19 Mistletoe.
FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT Furnished ca-blna. 300
per week. 183 Granite St- Ashland
FOR EXCHANGE
TRADE Equity 1934 Buick car for
small car. 1 R. GMchrest, 803 E
Jac&fton. VIOMN and bow to trade for rifle or
gun. Frank, Brass Rail.
FOR EXCHANGE REAL
ESTATE
FOR TRADE Large lot, clear; some
improvements, Klamath Falls, for
Medford or vicinity, Improved or
unimproved. Will assume. Address
Box 3129, Tribune.
FOR SALE OR TRADE- Che-.p: foot- j-
hllla rancn amia-me wr iwm.
sheep, jiame preserve or ummii
cabin site. Address Box 5116 Msil
Tribune.
FOR SALE RfcAX ESTATE
FOR SALE 5 -room modem house t
jacrtlloe. Inquire at 8U S. River
aide. ATTRACTIVE LOT, 73x275 ft.. Clow
In. paved street; smell house, ftn
garden land. OnW 700; easy term
L. G. P'.ckell, 204 East Main.
BEAUTIFUL SCENIC HOME for eai;
10 A fruit. 12 A timber land. 6 rm
modern house Fine water system
Lydis M Youngs. Old Stage Rd.
end Beall Lane, turn north 4rh
house.
WHEN you think of real estate, think
of Brown is White.
-For Southern Oregon property
See
SOUTHERN OREGON REALTY CO
44 N Riverside
FOR SALE OR RENT Summer home
et Union Creek on th Rogue Fit
mo gas rang, lights, firep.aoe. com
pletely furnished Phone W W
Walker. No, 31 or S88-J-8.
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT
Jackson County Building & Lon
Assn. Phone 194.
BROWN & WHITE REALTORS are
offering excellent ft and 8 A. tract
on terms and at prices you can
not afford to overlook.
ALSO: A reconditioned modem 8
room bouse close in for 3500 on
eaay terms.
ALSO: City lots at prices newt
before offered, paving, water aids
walks all paid tn full for 326 and
unpaved lots at 830 Brows ft
White. 104 W Mais St.
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
OOOaj USED CARS
80-Day Written Guarantee.
Reduced Prices.
1933 Chevrolet Sedan.
1934 Plymouth Sedan.
1933 Ford V-8 Sedan.
1035 Ford V-8 3 -door Sedan -with
air wheels,
1934 Studebaker 8 Sedan, ilka ne-v,
special equipment.
1933 Chrvsler 8 Special Sedan
1P29 CidillaiC Sedan.
1933 Chrysler Sport Coup
1931 Chrysler 8 Sport Coupe.
1931 Chevrolet 8-passenger Coups.
1931 Chevrolet Sporr Coup,.
A dozen others from 23 up.
ARMSTRONG MOTORS. WC.
Lot on East 8th St. Tel. 18
FOR SALE "29 Ford Tudor 1314 H
Rivers:de' after 8:30 p m.
FOR SALS POULTRY
AND EGOS
FOR SALi' 1 dot- Brmhs hn and
rowier. 13 Some small chicketi
and ducks; 8 Urge Red he;s Call
at 813 Beekmau Ave. city
WHITE LEGHORN setting eggs 69c
C A. DeVo. Tel. 523-J-3.
FRYERS Curley Poultry Farm 314-W
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FRESH COWS ind heavy springers n
Dr. Sand's ranch. Talent Phone
371-J-i.
FOR SALE Fresh cows. Coliw Rt 1
FOR SALE Oood 3.00-lb. team Jak?
Brown. Kings highway.
8 HEAD of rglifered Hereford bull
goad pipers. Call 1559.
FOR SALE DOGS PETS
FOR SALE Persian kittnt; , ena7
sin- 1 each: gas eri's A. R
Hanscsm. S 3 Bx 34. SiSdie ro4
PERSONAL
CLAIRVOYANT. PALMIST. TtUta
, f'll advice on tusinew. love, marrlegi
901 No R;v-r?:de
MRS M KTTN. No tea Psychi- vrrt t
reictr Avrj'.t. t:t-t.ifui bevia$
aooa. 412 N. lry St,
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALS Oaa water heater, living
room aad dining room electric iix
turea. Faona 280.
FOR SALE 3 tea boxea; reaaonabla.
S23 East Main.
FOR SAL Baby buggy.
Couag.
Inquire 13
SELLING 40t of zinnia. aawa. man
golds, 2 doz 35c. Did you pfit your,Vf
Mrs. Dressier, 1107 E. Mam.
FOR SALE Oat and vetch bay.
7-F-14.
BICYCLES Collin.
Midway road.
FOR SALE Hay, or trada 'or yourg
stock. R. B. Collin Rt. I. Box 37i
FOR SALE Gate-leg taole, riefk. dm
Ing table, radio, chairs, AirwAj
vacuum cleaner. Call 488-X.
FOR SALE 'i bee, cornf-lete; J
leather rocker. 808 So. Newtown
after 8 p. m.
FOR SALE Speed boat. A-l condt
tton. inquire 815 Palm.
FOR SAJjE Tomato plant at Weep
ing Willows. Usier lane.
FOR SAIjE Seed corn J- A Manfce,
3 mile east of Jacksonville,
SFE Charies A. Wing Agency. Inc to
Buy Your Home.
FOR SALS Berry cups, fruit basket
and crates of all kinds Monarch
Seed & Feed Co.
LOOK -LOOK-LOOK Ladles' dressy
50c to 2 50 Men's clothe 75s to
$5.00 Shoes 25c to $1 30 Children's
clothing 10c to $2 00 USED WARD
ROBE SHOP. 518 Main-
FOR SALE Hay and stock salt Mon
arch Seed As Feed Co.
SPECIAL River loss,. 3 yds. 2.00
FertiUrer and sarden plowing
Washed sand. rock, piaster sand
Bateman's 1634-Y or 913-J
FOR SAIE 250-gsllon Hard i Js
spray rig. complete hose (?uns. etc
men centrifugal pump Wanted
deep well outfit inquire D. M
Lowes place. Vaileyvlew.
BUSINESS CHANCES
WANTED Partner tn small sawmill.
Hare large contract to flH. Sm!i
investment required Investigate at
once. Box 401, Tribune.
MISCELLANEOUS
PIANO LESSONS. 50c. Phon 34-R.
FREE dirt, 803 E. Jackson
ELECTRIC MOTORS BOUGHT SOU
AND RENTED Flyns Electric Ser
Iob Phone 107.
HAVE TOUR Old Washer repaired U
Reasonable prices Pick s Hardware
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Abstracts.
JArKSON, CO.
ABSTRAC1 CO.
Abstract of Title snd
Title Insurance. The
only complete Title
System tn Jackson
County.
MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts
of Title. Rooms 3 and a, o-
North Central Ave., upstairs.
COMMERCIAL SPRAYING
CALL MeOonagie. 358-M. Commercial
Spraying-
Expert Window Cleaners
LET GEORGE DO FT Tel. 1113
House cleaning, floor waxing, ori
ental rug cleaning and uphofs&erlng
Money to Lend
MONEY LOANED 50 to 300 fur
personal or household purposes on
House Furnishings or Autos; also
Cars Refinanced. Loans eioend
within 30 minute. License No.
187. See W E. Thomas or E. J.
Riley. 45 So. Central.
ptano and Guitar Instruction,
FREDALTON HAIOHT Teacher if
Piano and Steel Guitar. Song writ
ing service. Studio. 818 Ubertj
Building. Medford Ore.
Tranifer.
EAD6 TRANSFER STORAGE CO
Office iOiS No Central. Phone 315
Prices right. Service guarnted.
HAWlit TRANSFER Expert pack
ers and movers. Special livestock
moving equipment. Prices right
818 North Riverside. Phone 815.
Painting and paperhangtng.
JOHN H- LOCK. Painter and Deco
rator. Fine interior work a spe:
laltv Competitive price Phone
C53-R, Res. 134 King.
M A BLISS Painting and paper
hanging Tel. 646-W. 318 So. Grape.
LEGAL NOTICES
City Warrants Ceiled for p-.yment
Notice la hereby given tht there
are funds on banc in the Generii
Fund of th City of Medford for tne
redemption of Warrants No 435i
to 4608 me. Interest on tr,e abo;e
Warrant will cease after June 4.
193S. Dated thi 4th dv of June,
1935. QU6 H. SA.VT1KLS.
City Treasurer
Call for Warrants,
Notice la nereby gsven that ihe:
r fund on hand for the Mm:
tioo Df school Dsstrlrt No i
raats St y. 13 to inclusive, p--
j a-ie at che First National Bnk of
Medford. Oregon Interest to eeae
June 5, 19? 5
BERTEEN DAVIS Clerk
BUZZING IN AUTOMOBILE
BEES, NOT SICK ENGINE
OAKLAND. Cal , J-jne 6 aPf
Frank Maiian drove y his newjy
purccased seoond hand automobile
assured that it w "aeons nirsily
perfect, good rubber, etc., etc. Ma
nan heard a tremenrtou burring. H
stopped, lookrd the motor orer and
!rartd ence more. Agiin came trie'
ar.ary bzsing Mahan tor'iKed in the j
j rr of tee car to find it occupied &y '
' a ii-arm of bees.
(0UNTIEFS
Eagle Point
FAOLE POINT, June SpU
Dft5le Point extension unit will hold
it program planning meeting at the
home of Mrs. Bits. Myer. 307 North
Peach st feet . in Meet ford. June 7 -There
will be a covered diah lunch
eon and everyone Is urged to bring
their own table service, Thns wirh
ears are asked to meet at Mrs. Irma
Seamon's st 0:30 a, m., in order that
those without ears may hare way
of going.
Mrs. J. M. Carlisle of Butte, Mont.,
arrived in Eale Point. June i, for
a visit wih her 4a.ughtr, M-s. Buford
Clark.
Fourteen ladies of the home eco
nomics club spent the afternoon of
May 28 at the home of Mrs. S. W.
Hulohi son of Sunset -on- the -Rog ue.
After a short business meeting a de
lightful luncheon was served by the
hostess, Mrs. Hutchison. Those pres
ent were Mesrt&me E. Weldman, Amy
Brown, Beryl HEcXson, Lottie Van
S'oy. Grace Walker, Grace Cowden.
Ida Kent. Myrtle Walch, Viole? Spen
cer, Asna. Davie. Mahl Hami&h,
Et he! Cot, Millie Ti ngiea f , Host
Smith.
Mm Walter Clements and Mrs.
Frank Brown BUraded 1 the
trig exercises st. the Catholic scademy
In Medford, May 31.
The Egle PoinS Civic club will
meet Thursday afternoon. June 8,
with Mrs. Amy Brown, Mrs. Grace
Walker and Mrs. Edith WTeldman aa
hostesses. ,
Mr. and Mrs. James Han n ford left
today fr Holcomb Springs In Saans
valley, for two weeks' outing.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman McQuoSd of
Oakland, Csl. formerly of Eagle
Point, left for their home June 3,
after visiting here with Mr. and Mrs.
Wm, Perry and friends. Mrs. Mc
Quoid Is a sister of Mr. Perry's.
Harold Greb narrowly escaped seri
ous injury when the car In which
he was riding, and driven by a rela
tive by the name of Harper, skidded
and overturned at the north end of
the Butte creek bridge near the Oasis,
Saturday night. He received several
bad "fcuts and bruises about the head
and face, although the driver was j
uninjurefi.
Mr. end Mrs. W. E, Ericsson have
moved from the Buson house Into
one of the houses on the south side
of the creek, owned by Blanche Stan
ley.
Franfe Sparks of Medford spent Sat
urday and Sunday visiting- with
David Hannaford.
Mrs. Ed Cowden received the Boy
Scout quilt st the Oasfs Saturday
nif?ht.
Ray Hsmlsh has returned to his
home in Eagle Point and is getting
along fine from his recent operation.
Gladys Nichols and Wilms Hues-
ton are picking strawberries at the
Frank Ditsworth place above Trail
creek this week.
Mr. end Mrs. Jacob Fry and Mrs.
Tom Biiiinoa of Central Point were
calling on friends in E-wtle Point, May
30. Mr. and Mrs. Fry are former
residents of Eagle Point.
KEESKW MTUC PRODUCTS are
sold at George's Cash Groovy, Fran
Hn's Grocery. So Central; Laurel St.
Grocery; FrBnklin's Grocery, North
Peach St.; Milk Depot. North Ivy St
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TRAIL, Jnne 8. (Spli Mr. and
Mrs. Potts of Oakland returnc-d home
May 31, after a few days visit with
Rev. and Mrs. tADieu. Miss Laura
bell LaDieu accompanied them for a
few weeks Tlsit with her two sis
ters snd friends la Oakland.
Mlwes Lena and Christine Zlmmer
Sy are picking berries afc the Dlt
worth place.
Mi. Currier and daughter Georgia
Tlsited Mrs. Francis Ash, June 3.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Cushmsn and
two children, Ireren and Mibs.
spent Deooration day at S&m Valley
and were dinner guests of Mr. Cush
msn'a sister, Mrs. John HaM.
Jesa Rsgsdsle has stifficieatly re
covered from his recent operation to
be bi tc remrn tc his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Art LaDieu, who have
been vlaitlns hi parent here for a
week, left Wednesday for their home
in Portland. Their three children.
Junior, Edna and Vivian, who have
been staying with their tjrarwlpa rents
through the past school year aofonj.
panled their parent.
Wayne Ash was home the past week
end from his work at Sprague River.
The many friends of Mrs. Fred
Uufficiently recovered fr,- her -
cent operation te be a-tele 4o tettjrn
to her home on lk creek. Her sister,
Mrs. Hunter of California, who has
been with her for several weeks, i
staying with Mrs. Sturges a tw week
longer.
Mrs. Calli Fry hd the miftfortme
to cut her hind badly wiih n ax.
and her niece, Miss Betty Ash, Is stay
lug with her for a week or two.
Mesdames Rena Howe, Ooldie John
son and Taylor called on Mrs. Eve
lyn Cobura Sunday.
Mrs. Willard Horn from Diamond
take was. caUtrg on frtenda at Trail,
June 1.
Captain Blamer and son Dewitt of
Ssn Francisco are spending a few
weeks at their summer home across
the river here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Segenftn and
daughter Mary were guests at
chicken dinner t th home of Mr.
and Mrs. M. E. Lamb of Medford.
Saturday evening, June 1-
Miss Inez Bark is spending a few
days in Medford with her aunt. Mrs
Charley Porter.
Mr. and Mrs, Rayone are Ttsitln
relatives and friends e.t Banks, Ore
During their absence Mr. KifkJand 1
looking after their place.
Mrs, C. M. Ciishman and two chit
dren have moved to the home of her
mother. Mrs. Francis Ash. for the
summer months, .while Mr. Cushman
is away on forest service work. .
Mrs. Carl Dawson and infant
daughter Shirley of Ohiloquin are
here for a visit with Mr, and Mrs.
R. Dawson.
S. W. Hutchinson and Boyd Tucker
fished at Fish lake June 4. Mrs.
Tucker accompanied them as far
Butte Falls and spent the day there
visiting her sister. Mrs. Vincent.
Mrs, Ralph Watson and son Carroll
shopped in Medford June S.
Wlllism Slater i building a. sum
mer home on the river for Rev. Gates
of Medford,
Jim Tucker and Clarence Home of
Ashland visited at the Boyd Tucker
home the past week-end.
Guy Merriman I at Prospect work
ing for Fred Middiebusher.
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Leod, June I Everyone had a good
time.
Mrs. Florence Vaton entertained
few of her frienda at dinner Junes.
Big Applegate
BlCt APPLEGATE. June S Spl-1
Mr. and Mrs. Steven MeReynolds of
Oswego, accompanied hy Mr. Mc
Rynolds' slsser, Mrs. Ray Saline of
Medford. and father, John McReyn
oids of Grants Pass, motored to the
community Sunday and were guest
of Mr. and Mr. Fred Stra'jbe.
Mr, and Mrs. IM? Kerr. Rurh resi
dents, left recently fw GreenaprinR
moamtaSn. where they will remain fc
the summer, Mr. Kerr saving m
ployment ther.
Mr. end Mrs Eton Horfes and
family, accompanied by Mr. Hedges
al?er, Mr. Anderson of JscisonrUle.
ft Tuesday for Sn 8merdin.
where they will spend two we Ti
Him? their parents, Mr. and Mrs. H
J. Hodges.
Leo Hoffman returned during the
weelt-end from Sacramento, where he
was student In Junior college. Louis
Buckley, student at Columbia uni
versity t Portland also returned t&f
the summer vacation, and Ie Port.
Jr., will arrive this week-end for the
moation period. Its '.'In? completed hi
secoiid year t OreKn S? college.
John Harr and Mia Bertine Elmore
have completed their yew's study t i
Soutiiern Ci'?on Kormal school, Mlw
Elmore being gradual of that in
stitution. -
M!s Elesnor Maul left Mc-nday
hr home In Finland, where he will
prmain until September, hiring Seen
enesgfd to teach at the Uniontown
school ajjain next term.
Suffering frm Internal Injurle.
Dr. Warren Cameron, ctlm of an
antomoMIe ccident on the Ruch
highway nearly two wwks ago,
mains s patient at the Community
haspiial at Uiorti. Tom Level, who ;
also sustained ferulae m th wtfrck.
was released trm the hospital lat ;
lest weeit.
Miss LouiAp Harr 1 recaverlnf from ;
t two wecss' illnea w1i mumps.;
Paul aariscn. iht-year-eld son of
Mr, and Mrs. P. 1- Garrison of upper
Applrate also la ill at bis home with
scarlet fever,
Mr, and Mrs, Raymond Phillip of
Squaw take Jeft yesterday for Butte
Falls, where they will spend few
days with their daughter, Mrs. Clyde
Moore.
In a baseball game played at Wil
liams creek Sunday, the Applegate
Beavers lost to th Williams nine,
7-5. A large number ftf io3 people
attended th game, whfch wa pre
ceded by . picnic The Bearers are
holding erening practice tis weeit in
! prepwetien for a game wit5i the Med
ford Christian Endeavor, on t53 horns
diamond Sunday.
Mrs. J. T. Buclsley and son, accom
panied by Vernon Taylor, motored to
Prospect on btjsinesa Tsieaday.
Mr and Mrs. Fred Offeshacher and
son Fritz!, and niece, Mise Margaret
Bmtsch, were guests sndy at a din
ner at the home of Mr. end Mrs. Hale
Wheeler, glwn in observance of their
first wedding anniversary.
Clarence Buck and Lculi Straut
were among local people attending
fen benefit I- O. O. F- dance at Gold
HlU Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Crow, who op
erate a grocery store and sendee ela
tion at Copper, are erecting near
residence there, and in that connec
tion will Install larger Um of gro
ceries. Mr. and Mrs. Crew, formerly
of BafcersfSeid. CaU purchased the
property last winter.
Dr. C. I- Drummond and H&rry u?
wre among Medford mes transact
ing busints in the community this
weelE.
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Halma moved
to Medford recently, where the for
mtr has smploymem.. They hare
rented their ranch on French Gules
to George Proweli.
SSAOL.S, Jiin a. SpL William-:
Seegmiller rano& is having winter ;
oluegreas seed threshed till week,
The DsArmond thresher la doing te ;
work.
CEinton Bslrse from JaeksonTJH la
staying wita hla brother Bay here
this wfk.
In Par! Jsioa Is. vlaiting this
week at th some of feer ooussn and
f&mU?. O. S. Blackford of ?.'5ow
Spring.
Bov. J. C Orr of rriig. Cel., ia
staying at tse WIIHam Fomeroy borne
tn te Meadows for week or so nd
attended Sunday school Sunday, and
after the school hour delivered me.
ss? a-htch was enjoyed fey J1, Mr.
Orr is a hrot4wr-ln-l-w of Mrs. Pom-
TTV.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen R. Bowen of
Pasadena, Cl . are expected to arrive
isere th last of th week for a two
weeks visit with Mf. Bowen parents
who hare recently moved onto tse
Davi ranch.
Mrs Ruth SoUe and family of ine
Madow were Medford hoppT Sit
nrdsy. Cha Srgent, ho I Quit III is
PsASrfena, in now on the rot 4 to re
covery, is th report nt to hi
parent. Mr and Mrs. Sowen. by Mrs,
Sargent, who wa called ftc-m here
to hH bdld a week or so ago Mrs,
Asrgent wa here on a viH at tn
time.
Walter Orant baa a crew in
the hy field as a has all bis flrat
csiting of eaialf feady for th &am.
Friends of Walter Frey of lska
Creek are smry o her of his Iliness
n5 wish bim a apeedv recovery.
Waiter is a nephew of Mrs Bsrh-Jf
end th Crfler brother-
Pent Hour clun wai meet at
the bom of Mrs. Ruah WednfiT
afternon. Jwn 13- 5ery lady la th
community l Invited to fee present.
M'WKfi msTAL OfTICt
Pf W C mnSDaoo i now faws
as o.-m 5)3 Lhrtj Siei ri JO
' 1 j
I Beagle
History Expert
n
i e-r't
G O R G t . K I M S
Rer?e tt. tttmes, born (n PennT!
ran. a In !S4i, is the r-mtrt tti lat
rewt lieis any rostntversy arie
mtr pnt of bisiwy in Ibe Pa,
tifiv rihsffi, lie rsme fa regn
in 18A3, turned the ptinUnt raie.
as employed by Tb flrfnJan in
a r mmjiir snd later -tbibed
lil ana plant il ba ?h-p?(
eirstr Mm fn JilsJarical
cey slm-
Lxing Mountain
LONO MOJmTAH. June (5pt,
Farmer in tbs-dHtrt re by hay
in. - Mr. and Mrs Siclt Toung attended
a dinner Sindsy at the home ef hit,
and Mrs. Wm. Perry in Es;i Pfint,
glTen in honor of Mr. and Mr. Xor
mnn McQuold and daughter Norsa
of CMiie!an4, Cal. Mrs. MQuold I
Mr. Perry's sister.
Callers the past week t the HsJ-
inan home urre Mr. and Mrs. Ewes
Osisterhout and Guy Pruett and
Herbert.
Mr. Paris has purchssed Mr. Irvin
Sates place.
Mary EUes Holmaa apent satuMay
nlsbt se a. gsest of Miss Mary Ewtag
Eagle Point.
Mr. Paries visited Mr. and Mr.
3or i3 von, Friday,
600 Vets Expected
At G P. Convention
GRANTS PASS. June C.
Over ftOO dPiates and visiters ate
espeted for the slats convent ion
th Disabled Amerln Veteran of
the World War, beginning her Fr
day, Hh Omild, loeai rommander,
jmsd today, Th convention ends
Sunday,
Lile Delta?, stat aduUnt, will
srriTfi Thursday to complete arrange
menta.
CONTROL BOARD TO EYE
TWO STATE HOSPITALS
SALFM. June . im AH ifer
members of the stat bord of con
trol. Governor Martin, Secretary of
Siei Snell and Treasurer Hoimsn.
wilJ leave en a tKree-day inspection
four of the two stst hsepltals In
esst-arn Oregon next week.
The members will stop to visit the
tiiberouiosis bospitaJ t The Dallas
and will continue to Pendleton to
inspeet the fastem Oregon hospital
for the Insane.
GOOSE LAKE PIONEER
WOMAN DIES, AGED 88
AUTDHAS. Cal.. Jyn 8. lUPl
Mrs. Siirriida Thornton Baiiard, 85.
who eroased the plsi&x in a wages
train in died here today.
Mrs. S&Hard lived at Goose Lske
during the nectic winter of 1872- 75.
when Captain Jack and Modoc In
dian renegades carried on a guerilla
warfare against soldiers and wnit
civilian.
She was a native of Missouri.
MAY DROP INCOME TAX
CASES AGAINST WALKER
KBW YORK, June S, m The
Kew York Amerioan say today is
copyright story, tli government wl
drop it Income tax evasion oa
iigainat forsier Mayor James J Wal
ker In the near future, on th ground
that the charges against him cannot
be substantiated.
FISHERMAN REGAINS
LOST ROD AND FISH
THE DAtLS, Ore.. June (m
FJoyd oer tost his fishing pod yea
itday. When he bonowed another
and continued fishing he reeied it In
find hi Jest rod entangled in hi
Un plus 31-pound sturgeon which
had been caught by th hook lost la
the deep pool sewral fnlntes pre
viously.
'HOMESTAKE MINE PAYS
! MONTHLY $3 OIVIOENQ
j JfCW YOBIC. Jun 5, 4APi Ho?ne
jnUtoe Minlns company declared the
: I?!! monthly extra dividend of 2
!and the rejular monthly dividend f
JSt both payahie Jun 3S to stork of
i record June 30.
GEN. VON LiNSiNGEN OF
WORLD WAR FAME DIES
HAJIOVSH. Germans. June
AP Oenerel AIndr von Llnsm
s;n. oommar of Ciermany's south'
fm arm? dur'ng th world w-r snd of
the Berlin rrion when th im
jr,3,stlc :m tra overthrown In
118. died today of bronobfUi. He wa
aS yesra od.
WfNTOW GLASS IS sell window
:ss and anil repose your n?3k
wtn4ow reaaono.y- I3r3d3 Ct1
r.et Work
Home natrait or family froup
and children at Special Price
MAW CRED1TEE
i WIH SUCCESS F
EXHIBIT OF ART Wi
Contr1bed1
Mnrh farorable comment a been
spread abaut MedftS ooneeaisg
snibrm Oregon's frst non-Ju?y rt
exhibit, sponsored by the Jackson
County Chamber of Commerce. This
outstanding imerest H only bint
of what ia be seeosriShed is t
Mtttte displays of this nature.
The exhibit, whlcs i th first &
fa kind fvpr ttempd in ?uthern
Oregon. rvss made psMble t&m3g
the ingenyity of Jacaes Matio.
th artist who originated and
ceriy promoted I-
Tl5 manf rin'tors and etfhlbmjig
artlfts feare Totced tJsely Crp.nim tn
appreciatltm o? Jscqv.es Matlaae
ffrt Is program and to i&os
lending ftssstaiK-e and materia,"
The errlsing staff 1nd
Jacques Matlaque, exhibit managers
A. H. Sanw??, manager of Jsson
County Chamber of Commerce Jobn
n? King, technical advlsior; ElSrM
w. Cory, display, and Blanch L
eierc, reception hostess.
Thf eontrJbuiing maferlsl '.-sees
as follows; Walter lett and fh
Medford Center biidng. KJocfeer
Printery Geo. A. Bynt Theatej. Ine
Cupp's Furniture company. P. W,
Foster, shsw rsrd ziigti C. X,
manager Montgomery Ward, tsdom
pany; Medford Mail Tribune, Med
ford News and KMSD J, Newberry
and eomnany and Ssngle Stadio,
APPLEGAT
STATIONS
BttS AFPLFaATE, uc .rSSp:.
Witfe the fast approach of Bra
season, locsi foreat serfic empioyos
are taJdnf their posic in the moun
tain regions as firemen and 5oo1e
outs. ,
George Ellis of aejatonriUe
placed tmparariiy at Cinnifcar Trail
lookont Wednesday to remain unrSi
the return of J. I, Koxle from the
Oregon Nat Son al Guard tnc&mpr&efit.
Mr. Ellia tt accompanied on the
raouciain by Mr. Silis, and toIloTjf
icg bis ?Pieae. v? return to his
post en Whisltey Peak. Mr. RoxSs,
an Afchlend n4den was on duty
at Cinniba? Trail laat year. Itrian
ClTk of Jackson?!!! na been piaced
on Wagner Butt, and Dean SaB
marsh of Mulord tt Tal&wbos,
Jim Wmntngham hts been station
ed again at Hutton as a fireman,
and Albert Young and- Wm. McDsn
ii 3o on duty is that capsctty.
AH lockouts will b on duty h?r
by Juna 15. th foremen to be com
plete,? 3ocatd ten day later.
SLOW Pi
PASS CLEA.HA
&ZFDC Ow, Jus 6 i AP) Grind-
ing It way slowly through tfc
neaTiest central Oregon drlfta on
record, ths state highway ecmmU
aion anew pitsv today a believed
to be about half way to th summit
' tn McKtnzle Pas.
Drift rfcnge up to 40 fart la depi
and conaiderabJe oynftmite i belrig
used to meJte oners '.ios of th plo
possible. Even on the summit .riti
up to seven feet deep te as-
countered, highway official ay, Th
east end of tis road is declared to
b Is ttir shape from 6lsr to Ui
summit of the L&va Beds.
BY LOSS OF
PORTLAND. Ort, Jaa . fAFl
WHtisM m. Uxtf, mtamn acrtarr
of the Oregon i)trt tt oo
coda aasJsonty, B3wa today that
c3rJta Jcr the od ttwm.r!' vfrt
rtlH brtng iT!l daajMSc th l'n;tM
8tata mpnmt esurt arfvrs raitej
on the fBA.
Long m'.i! that "r.frir 3 jrseeM
Jsare yp'.MPrf cosffn5" bcay t3
cede ha Nri lr3a?d imcf y:'vi.
lrt pf jtr.' He said Jsls neacj.
qtiaris . o;:!(3 remaps open fof th
LABOR DAY RODEO PLAN
OF APPLEGATE GRANGE
ma APPLEQAm n
Plan for eJsborst onemans of
Labor Day ar ander y bere &y
th lo-s! ersnce. A rodeo and ber be
etle wrtM b hetd on Thompeftn creek,
according to arrangement betel
made by th way and mean corn
mitte of irbicis Frtrsk Ksutses
chalrmsfE. The comnUtt hM
mtlns Sunday at the Totrs M
residence to format pian fof ttee
event
FIRE HAZARD MAY CLOSE
NORTHWESTERN FORESTS
Ma9SriEU3. Or.. JUO 4 ( AP!
Kels Tunf. (SUtrict ! wrtta.
alsij toflay that aoathiPCTtea
Oreea t ma? 3st to 6 JistM
is due to t t,r hazard ssea
.lned t.y th teht hot weather.
So. SliWild.
MANNED