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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FIVE wrtlr you Wllf MiM&M FQR Isy VVA.btH-0 1-0 vo liUV borrow MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 14. 1933. REFERENCE; - -.- - i VI IIIIIIIIIM l -t' BeaJ every ad on tlils puse. You will probably find e BCtly the thing you want to buy or Bell. If It isn't there, advertise. It's Inexpensive, effective. Per word first Insertion (Minimum 23c) Each additional Insertion nor unrri - - -J6c lc (Minimum 10c) Per line per month without copy changes J1-5 FOR WANT ADS - LOST AND FOUND LOST If dog missing, call 1516 WANTED FEKALE HELP WANTED Housekeeper, lis So. Ivy. WANTED Housekeeper on ranch; motherless home; full charge. Ad drees A. B., Tribune. WANTED Girl tor general housework and care of two ciillcireu. Good home and spending money Address Box 2040. Mall Tribune. WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Private detective. State price per hour. Box 3403. Tribune. STEADY Job for reliable man with car. 600 month and all expenses. Also car allowance. Drive between Medford and Portland. Investment $100. Returnable. Chance to ad vance to larger salary. Box 3083. Tribune. "WANTED SITUATIONS TVPloT mid bookkeeper would l:ke employment. Box 198. Central Point. Donald Culberuon. WANTED-iVIlSCELLANEOUS WANTED House repaired, for rent or car. 132 b. Riverside. 1 WANTED Thinning contractor to thin fruit on percentage basis. Real chance for someone. Act quickly. Cook, Phone 1265 or 1104-W even ings. EMPTY truck returning from Reeds port Sunday, wants load from there or woy points. Phone 615. Hawley Transfer. coTewillshare EXPENSES with reliable party driving to Okla homa. References given. Tel. 653-R. ?ANTED To buy like rent, modern home In or neur Medford. Box 3316. Tribune. PCRNITURE van returning from Ijs Angeles empty, wants l-ad. Call Eads Transfer, 315. EMPTY furniture van wants load from San Dieso or vicinity about July 1. Tel. 615. Hawley Tranier. WANTED To buy a small house and lot, or a half A. or less. Must be first grade soli for vegetables. Pre fer location near foothills. Cash Box 3370. Tribune. WANTED 2nd hand goods, We buy, sell and trade. Berryctale 2nd Hand tore, 1603 No. Riverside. Tel. 266. "beAUTIPUL. serviceable, revers'.ble rugs made from your discarded car pets, rugs, clothing. Call special factory representative for estimate. George Stock, care Hotel Allen. Tel. 800. WANTED Wool, mohair. See us be fore you sell Wool bass and twine for sale. Medford Bargain Hou.se 27 No. Grape St. Ph 1062 WANTED HetTer calves. Write Ruby Schulz, Beadle. Oregon. " w ANTED We pay cash for h ousehold poods, furniture and stoves We also buy metals, hides, pelts wool and nvj hair. MEDFORD BAROAIN HOUSE 27 N. Grape St Phone i062 WANTED Reasonably priced second hand car Rood condition Term Box 2971 Prlbune. FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Fourth house from Baker Serv. Station, left. 715 W. 13th. FOR RENT 4-room furnished house. Inquire 305 S. Oakdale. BENT Modern 5-room house; clean, close In; reasonable. 200 W. Jackson. ftA E m m FURNISHED house and apartment. 604 W. 10th. FOR RENT 6 -room furnished mod em house. 225 So Riverside. Tel. 457-J. FOR RENT fl-room modern house, unfurnished. 20 So. F;r. FOR RENT 6rn.ill m dt?rn furnisher house; Pr.g'd..ire garage 221 $: Holly St FOR RENT Home furnished or unfurnished Brown White FOR REN1- Modern 'ijn .:: duplex three r.mrna and oath new furr' ture. electric refrigerator and -anre beautiful ra'indi n:--e;y ix-ated Ph me V w WslKer. No 31 or 831-J-3 FOR RENT APARTMENTS TrOOM APT. Fu'.ly furnished: pri va". bath; cro-.ir.c! r.ror; ad'iits ' only. 244 So. Grope FOB ENT Aiir;aicai, 304 A?, I FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR SALE furn! shed" apartment" in" Mail rrw.SPfjANU Tribune Bldg Combination Uvlng CANNI-Tolnl XtSBS: j of them; 40c a ju able rent. Apply at Mall Tribune ir office. tt'c: ia- mn Vr'THollnd sd Tel 710 " SALE Sectional bookcase, chlf- roL2oU-p tontn. kitchen table and chalra. DURELL COURT. Phone 879-X for Bargain Phone 1094-K. appointment. HOIYTOU Saiophone; good condition. . with, case. 2S. Alao Tlolln, 10. FOR RENT ROOM BOARD CaJl at tent, rear 501 E. Main. KATES reasonable at 716 E. Main. FOR SALE 1929 Harley-Davldson . . . motorcycle; Big Twin: flrat-cUsa FOR RENT FURNISHED conciuion. aes sutn st.. Aaniand. ROOMS FOR SALE Berrv cupa and cratee at , right prices. F. E. SAMSON Co., FOR RENT Pleaaant downatalra 229 N. Rlwralde. aleeplruc room; reasonable. Phone 349-L. BINDER TWltTt,, grain bags and twine now on hand. See ua before you ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 S. Grape. buy; we will save you money. F. . E. SAMSON CO.. 229 N. Riverside. FOR RENT FIRESTONE TIRES 20 off list price. MISCELLANEOUS ul tires 60c and up. Ollmore , Weat. oil 29c per gal. while present BACHELOR CABINS 445 So. Front. stock laata. Bring your container. . . P. O. Service Sta. FOR RENT Furnished cabins. 12 00 - per week. 153 Granite St.. Ashland FOR SALE Alfalfa and oat hay. M. - B. Glover, Ross Lane. Tel. 534-J. FOR EXCHANGE ZINNI AS. ASTERS. Guinea-gold marl- . - - " T, T. golds. 2 dozen 25c. Mrs. Dressier, LOT East facing, good location, east .. . side Medford. Will trade for car. iitL.J 32 or later model. Box 3285. Mall FOB SALE Underwood No. t tvpe- Tr'b"n. writer; alao check protector. P. O. : Box 1105 or 224 Holly Theater Bldg. FOR EXCHANGE REAL luraiture. m King at. ESTATE FOR SALE Dairy fly sprays. 90c per ! ' . . . gallon up. Monarch Seed and Feed j HAVE southern California properties co. to trade for Oreon. Submit what , . , you have. A. Peacock, Rt. 1, Box for SALE Oat and vetch bay. 1. 457-A. Ashland. 7-F-U. pnn qat F uviT T?TATE TOR 8ALE B'TT w ,rult baskets FOK SAL1 K.A &1A1 ,nd crates of all klnda Monarch - Seed & Feed Co. FOR SALE 2 lots with 3-room house, . . !. cIom to Medford. See owner at pOB sale One-spot flea powder for airwwood Oreliaril. Eagle Point, Ore. your dogi jnonarcu ed and Feed SACRIFICE SALE C: . mnrnn 20-acre 'm,pJov?. '"' FOR SALE-Household fly spray In S9500 100 acres cultivated creek bui r containers. Prices M bottom soil; 40 acres al- Monarch Seed and Feed Co. falfa, 40 In grain, balance pasture. ! good out ranae. Crop goes with FOR SALE Hay and stock salt. MOD- I plat, pressure system and elec- arch Seed li Feed Co. I trlclty. Sacrifice price S9.500.00; down payment J3.200.00. balance SPECIAL--River loam, a yds. . 2.00 ! terms. Fertilizer and garden plowing i Exclusive agents Washed sand. rock, plaster sand CHARLES A. WINO AGENCY, ENG. Bateman's 1534-7 or 912-J. : forTSALE Bargain, 1020 Court. 5- ( pQR SALE 250-gallon Hardle Jf i room modern; paving; 2 lots. Key ,Dray rig. complete hose guns etc next door. 3 mob centrifugal pump Wanted ' . " "' ' " 1 h, deep well outfit 'Inquire D M ONE af our best buys, 4-room house, h vallewlew moilern. furnished: garage: new. wes place vancyview. Price 800 for quick sale. Home- seekers EchajiJOE. Main. MISCELLANEOUS 4TACRES 17 seres In apples. 10 eeoTORS BOOOHt" SOLD acre. In tomatoes, I balance Psture ND RENTED Flynn Electric Ser. and alfalfa, plums, peaches, apricots phone 107 and berries; 5-room ultra modern JJst electric house, good well, on county HAVE yoDR QM Wun pllred, road 3 miles out of Ashland. 3o00. Reasonable prices Pick'. Hardware half cash, balance arranged. A. Peacock. Rt. 1. Box 457-A. Ashland. BUSINESS DIRECTORY BARGAIN Must sell Immediately. 2 ., ., . acres with 4-rcom furnished house; Abstracts, under Irrigation; partly stocked, - m , JACKSON CO. ! s WJ "'cftTitTtS jfflS ABSTRACT CO. i Graptf' 0all,ltS,3 Abstract, ol Tit!, and j " Title Insurance. The ! FOR SALE Nice bungalow near Ad- only complete Title vent church: larpe lot: electrle yBffiiXjSjT syatem In Jackson mn.?e. Frlgldalre and radio all In- JaSB ' eluded In the bargain price of $1,250. see or phone Clarence muRy ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts Pierce. Mecl'"1 of Title. Rooms 3 and 5. No. 82 SecIucTa. Wing Agency. Inc.. to North Central Ave., upstair.. Buy Your Home. commercial spraying WHEN you think of real estate, think of Brown & CALL McGonagle. 258-M. Commercial HSEScTALEOR RENT BPWlW- -i . : n county Building At Loan - - Ass'n Phone 195. Expert Window Cleane. "-."". jTrav oTOrir oeo'we do it - Tel. tin FOR SALE. LlvtaiUU HouM clesning. floor waxing, on- rTrStrTTC71rr ental rug cleaning and upholstering FOR SALE Fresh heifer, first house " east of county work Shop. Transfer! 2 HEIFERS for sale or trade for cream - - ' - - - - t-t--o.- K Rt' 4- BM 3"- WMt f TRUCKING AND STORAGE LOCAL JjjlZ. and distance hauling. Furniture FOR SALE Milk cows, saddle horses. moving, etc. Reasonable rate.. Tel. Inquire W. M. Hansen. Brownaboro. 833. F. E. Samson Co. FOR SALE One 2-year-old thorough- EADS TRANSFER Ji STORAGE CO- brocl Guernsey bull. Rt. 1. Box Office 1015 No Central Phone 315 406-A. Prices right. Service guaranteed. FOR SALE 2 Duroc brood sows, to HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack- fnrrow soon. J. R. Perry, Sarns er. and movers. Special livestock Valley. ' moving equipment. Prices right - ; 819 North Riverside. Phone 815. FOR SALE 2 A-l milk cows, fresh 2 . months; 1 yearling Ouernsey and - . r Jersey bull. Ed Bechtel. Myers lane rtittOUCiab J?"!2Jt MRS. MARTIN ?sychlc and crystal 8 HEAD of registered Hereford bull reader. Accurate. A trial convlncea. good papers Cell 1559. Leaving soon. 412 N-Ivy on oat- nnrTTTPv" CLAIRVOYANT PALMIST Truthful FOR BALE fUULillvX advice on business, love, marriage. AND EGGS 903 No- Riverside. FRYERS Corlej Poultry Farm 3H-W Palntlni and Paperhanelng. -TTti a n nwinRII rP5 JOHN H. LOCK. Painter and Deco- FOR SALE A UTOMOBlL-b nun M laUn wk E ,pe,.. 7Z77Z tP.T q lslty Competitive price. Phone rfeccord.;1;0 722. M. A BLISS Painting and paper. FOR'SALE - Model AFord Coup." Paging Tel 648-W 313 So Orape Phcne" 1147-W evenings. '. " . . - Money to Lend REDUCED PRICES . . - ., -. - . GOOD USED CARS MONEY LOANED 50 to 300 for 30-Day Written Gusrantoe. personal or houaehold purpose, on 1935 Ford V-B Sedan; General Jum- House Furnishings or Autos; alac, Ur'"' J .. , . Car. Refinanced Loans clowd 1933 Ford V-8 Sedan; radio, loti of wlthln 30 mlIIIM License No s. K?j'MfISl?m' 157 See W E Thoma. or E J. To'wna'n"- " S' fraIaToIiT-tT 1014 Chr'ler 8 Coupe. plno nd 8teel Oultar Sung wi rn. 1929 LaSalle Coupe. ln service Studio. 818 Libetj Also a number of others to choone Building. Medford Ore. from. Lot on north corner Sixth . . . and Bartlctt. LEGAL NOTICES ARMSTRONG MOTORS. INC. , . . . :HCTrC.TTr "VTT rZ J. Summon, for Puhltratlnn. for sale ; - Buic pickup truck: , ta Court f cheap. Rosewood Apt.. Ho. .4. o:tgm. for JackMn County. '29 FORD Roadster: eood rubber, good 3- z- Brownlee and B,.rbara Brown mechanically: .125.00. Plerce-AUen ' Husband and wife. Plaintiff.. Motor Co.. Dod?e and Plymouth. vs. . , .. Grundy D. Taylor, alao known a. o. FOR SALE Model T Ford pickup: D. Taylor, also known as Grundy new t.res: good shape; .25.00. E. B. Tayiof. and his wile. Hannah Tay Lucas. Bu.. Ore. lor: John W. HUlman end Ellza- Trr beth Hlllman. husband and wife; MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS - srE Pl.ir.rM Fridav and Saturday. Ill Phlpp and Ala R. Phipps. husband N Fir. 159 00 up: hih grade bun- n- w;fe; AIa R PlPP- lo known ; ea:owfl and others; renui terms " A11 R Phipps; Preston Phipps, Sell for bal. due. Cllne Piano Co. single man; EH a Phlppi. a sin- ' woman; Lc Phlppa, a single oat r man; David I. Phipps and Clara B. t UK BALE Phlppa, husband and wife; John M. MISCELLANEOUS Phlppa. a single man: Anna B. ---------- Phlpp Llndiey and John S Lind- ' FOR SAL13 Good wild oat hay. 17 00 ley. wife and huiband; Ci;zatetn j;ci Vu- Joe D40. Rt. 3, Box 80-& Pt..pp SCuiua tn4 Pt 6pfU- mm, wife &nd husband; James H. Phipps and Edith P. Phipps, hus band and wife; Effte Phipps Hen dershott e,nd Arthur Hendershott. , wife and husband; Isabel 1 Phipps Hansen and Carl J. Hansen, wife j and husband; being all the heirs ! at law of Mathew P. Phlppa and ! Ala R. Phipps. husband and wife, I deceased; Ala R. Phipps. also known as Alia R. Phipps: Clara E. Phipps. a widow; Mary B. Payton and Claud Payton. her husband; Gladys L. Herrlott and John Doe Herrlott, her husband, being all the heirs at law ! of David I. Phipps. deceased: Spen cer Chllders. Sr., and Mary M. Chll der. husband and wife; Arnold Chllders and Sarah Chllders, hus band and wife; Samuel Smith and Rebecca Smith, husband and wife; John Kinerk. a single man; X W. Cook, also known as Joshua W. Cook, and Martha A. Cook, husband and wife; Martha A. Cook, also known as Martha C. Cook; Ervln H. Lewis and Grace R. Lewis, hus band and wife; Grace R. Lewis, alao known as Grace Lewis, and all the heirs and all the unknown heirs of each and every of the absve named Defendants herein, and also all other persons or parties un known claiming any right, title, estate, Hen or Interest In the real property described In the Complaint herein. Defendants. t To: Grundy D. Taylor, also known as G. D. Taylor, also known as Grundy Taylor, and hts wife. Hannah Taylor; John W. HUlman and Elizabeth Hlll man. husband and wife; J. W. Hlll man and Rosalie P. Hlllman, husband and wife; Mathew P. Phipps and Ala R. Phipps, husband and wife; Ala R Phlpps, also known as Alia R. Phipps; David I. Phipps and Clara E. Phipps. husband and wife; John M. Phipps. a single man; Elizabeth Phipps Ope II man and Peter Spellman, wife and husband; Edith P. Phipps. wife of James H. Phipps; Isabel! Phipps Hansen and Carl J. Hansen, wife and husband; being all the heirs at law of Mathew P. Phipps and Ala R. Phipps, husband and wife, deceased; Ala R. Phipps. also known as Alia R Phlpps; Clara E. Phipps. a widow; Mary E. Payton and Claud Payton, her husband; Gladys L. Herrlott and John Doe Herrlott, her husband, be ing all the heirs at law of David I. Phipps. deceased; Spencer Chllders, Sr., and Mary M. Chllders. husband and wife; Arnold Chllders and Sarah Chllders. husband and wife; Samuel Smith and Rebecca Smith, husband and wife; John Klncrk, a single man; J. W. Cook, aleo known as Joshua W. Cook and Martha A. Cook, husband and wile; Martha A. Cook, also known as Martha C. Cook; Ervln H. Lewis and Grace R. Lewis, husband and wife; Grace R. Lewis, also known as Grace Lewis, and all the heirs and all the unknown heirs of each and every of the above named Defendant herein, and also, all other persons or parties unknown, claiming any right, title, estate, lien or Interest In the real property described In the Complaint herein. Defendants: In the name of the State of Ore gon, you. and each of you. are hereby summoned and required to appear in the above entitled Court and Cause and answer the Complaint of Plain tiffs on file therein against you, and each of you, on or before the last day of four weeks from and after the date of the first publication of this .summons, and set up the character and extent of any claim you may have to the ir.i property hereinafter de scribed, or any portion thereof. The date of the first publication of this Summons la the 7th day of June. 1935. And. if you fall so to appear and answer said Complaint herein, within said time, for want thereof, Plain tiffs will apply to tho above entitled Court In thla Cause for the relief prayed for and demanded In the Com plaint herein, reference being made to the same, and the whole thereof. And the Plaintiffs will apply for a decree, decreeing that each and all of the claim of each and all of the Defendants herein are null and void, and that the Plaintiffs are the own ers In fee simple of the real property Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS 1. Dagger wound 5. Peeled 10. Pack 14. Variety of cabbage 15. Similar 10. Sea eagle 17. Chilled 18. Prevails without restraint 19. Step 20. Mure precip itous 23. Forced a liquid on In line partlclua 24. Was victorious 26. Lubricate 26. Kinial of a attire 29. Pronoun 31. Immeri 33. Author of ' The Raven" 35. Hurry 37. Slow-moving animal 39. Volcanic matter 40. QeoRraphfcal reference boob 42. Inquire 43. Kx poses 11. Branch of chcmlatrf dealing with the arrange ment of atoms Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle AJNlClMlO R-rClQlNNlTl5 R E L I NEMn I KA A ague &TOt e d E B AlB IF UME 5iA6 E I TBwAJJERjgs ' IT C E D AR SfjE" STL E 5 Hide Agag. A r eM rie c ed Vpmy e d o e ORE 5ift E N E wlR A IAD IIm aJnTe iWw as. A 5. i S i XGpLMC L T j T E E H EjET -AS E J E RR AN PIS T CJeIsIs 47. Ab.-n-e of light 49. Girdle ii. Strike genUr 63. Mother 53. Not any 64. Roman bronse 67. Takes Into legal custody 0. Dignify 62. Incline 3. Fatty fruit 65. Tong stick 66. City In Oklahoma IT. Addition to a document 1 V if I 7 f f mo I" I I L f jl7" 1 s rrr-m tf 7jm - " "r, mrr rTm rrm w ftfw mM.m25 mm- i i ' n - ML 24 27 26 ,,,pZ) Jo -0 3, Wn 33 34 -IIlSiZLI15ZIZ .L.ltf H!"53 sr up sr us" 75 MwUu 3 herein described, subject to a Con tract of Sale entered Into between Plaintiffs herein and Pearl M. Culver upon the following tract of land, to wn : Beginning at the Northeast cor ner of the Intersection of Spring Street and the Crater Lake High way, and running thence east, along the North line of said spring fetreet. 100 feet; thence North and para4kl with said Crater Lake Highway, 100 feet; thence West and parallel with said Spring stieet, 100 feet; thence South along the East line of the said Crater Lake Highway. 100 feet. more or leas, to the point of oe- j ginning, all being in Jackson coun- j ty. Oregon- And that the above entitled Court ; decree that none of the Defendants i herein have any right, title, estate, j lien or interest' of any character In j or to the real property hereinafter I described, or any portion thereof; and j that It be decreed that the Plaintiffs' title In and to said prem ises Is free from any and all claims of any and all of tha Defendants herein, and each of them, and every person, or persons, or company or corporation, claiming In. under, by or though them, and that said par ties have no right, title, estate, lien or Interest In or to said real prop rty or any part thereof; and thtit Plaintiffs have such other and fur ther relief as to this Court may seem Just and equitable and Judgment for their cost and dtsbur.seme.ita against those Defendants who appear and answer herein and resist the prayer of the Complaint herein. The real property herein referred to Is in Jackson County, Oregon, and la described as follows to-wit: Beginning 12.35 chains North of the SB corner of the NV& of 6E"4 of Sec. 19. Twp. 37 S., R. 1 w. of the W. M.. In Jackson County. Ore gon, running thence North on the East line of said Section 19. 13 50 chains, to a point situated 14.29 chains South of the NE corner of the S'i of the NE4 of said Sec. 10: thence West 1430 feet, more or less, to the Eat boundary of the Crater Lake Highway, as the same Is now designated and located, the true point of beginning: thence South following the East boundary line of the said Crater Lake High way. 385.7 feet, more or less, to the North line of Spring Street; thence East following the North line of said Spring Street. 200 feet, more or less; thence due North 385.4 feet, more or leas, to a point due Eivst of the point of beginning: thn due West 185 feet, more or less, to the point of beginning, together with all tenements, heredita ments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or In anywise appertaining to said property. This Summons Is published and served under and In accordance with an Order of the above entitled Court in this Cause, of date June 7th. 1933. which directs that this Summons shall be published in the Medford Mall Tribune in Medford. Jackson County, Oregon, once a week for four successive weeka and that the date of the first publication la the 7th day of June, 1935. and that the Defend ants are required to appear and an swer aald Summons aud Complaint on or before four weeks from and after the date of the first publication. W. G. TRILL. Attorney for Plaintiffs. Post Office Address: Suite 12, Palm Building, Medford, Oregon. Notlre of First Meefmg of Creditors. No. B-20106 In Bankruptcy. In the District Court or the United States for the District of Oregon. In the Matter of Charles Delblrt Miller, Bankrupt, To the creditors of Charles Delblrt Miller, of the City of Mrdrord. In the County of Jackson, and District afore said. Bankrupt: Notice Is hereby given that on the 6th day of June. 1035. the aald Charles Delblrt Miller was duly adjudicated Bankrupt: and that the first meeting of his creditors will be held In the office of the Referee, Medford Center Building, Medford, Oregon, on the Cross-Word Puzzle 10. Leaf of a calyx 11. Shallow receptacle II. Formerly 13. Unwonted Plant 21. Hawaiian food i!3. Tear on a seam 20. Ages 27. Golf stroke 28. Small Island 30. Hasty lunch: col I o a, 31. Levees 32. .Sever 33. Abov 34. Not difficult 36. Firm as. Trca 33. Kiug 41. Kwed Jolnti 43. American buffalo 46. Elo'jucnt upeakers 46. Wnvs 4'J. .More p.illld 6u. S'no of tu-tfor 61. CharrtfleriHUo 64. In it hi cher niar-n 66. Fvimtiina name 86. Prophets 68. Flnishsa . Slide 6'). A I v. Hys 61. irlflftKcent-' gfm 64. Mountain Id Crots 68. State positively 69. Itoriimta 70. Boxes 71. optical glaaa DOWN 1. Snow runners 2. rlplorriHrv 3. Toward tli shelter ed sl'ln 4. Covnr with dew 6. Father and mother 9. Wtngllka 7. Outflt 5. Pieces out 9. Plunder 23th day of June. 1935. at 2:00 o'clock in the afternoon, at which time ana place the said creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a Trustee, examine the Bankrupt, and transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting. HARRY C SKYRMAN, Referee In Bankruptcy. June 13th, 1935. (nil for HIils for U'mmI. Table Reck School DIM. No. 44 will receive sealed bids for 25 tiers of good oak. 7 tiers body pine. 16-lnch length, . to be delivered and tiered on or oe- 1 fore September 1st. Bids opened June 17th. MARY B. MYERS. Clerk. Courthouse News (Furnished by the Jackson County Abstract Co., 131 E. SUth Street.) Mnrrlase License. Earl B. Blgalow and Barbara W. Fulton. Keith J. Lennox and Dorothy Les lie. George A. Taylor and LaNclle Cald well. James J. Bohl and Grace Bravan. Clifton O. Adoock and Wanda Mc Grew. Lester J. smith and Mary Boyle. Circuit lourt. Metropolitan Life Insurance com pany vs. Wllber W. Prlckett, et ux. Foreclosure. Austin Wilson, et al, trustees, vs. Walter Lonnon. et al. To cancel lease, etc. City of Medford va. W. H. Cheadle, et ux. Foreclosure. City of Medford vs. O. O. Hanklns, et ux. Foreclosure. City of Medford vs. Martin J. Love, et ux. Foreclosure. Bklnncr's Garage vs. Mrs. A. Wad dcll. Chnttel Hen. Allco E. Vroman va. Lake of the Woods Recreation company. Dam ages. E. J. Olson v. John R. Crews, et al. Foreclosure. Probate Court. E. H. Mann. B. E. Adams, certifi cate of partnership doing general re pairing and parts business, 172S N. Riverside .venue, Medford. Real FMute Transfers. Virginia Clark, et vlr, to O. J. Law, et ux, W. D. to land In DLC 61. twp. 37 S.. R. a West. 10. John J. Rlttcr. et ux. L. Klrtley. et ux. W. D. to W4 of NW, SE ol NW, NE of NW sec. 33, twp. 35 8 R. 3 West, $1. Paul Wright, et ux. to H. B. Chesa her, W. D. to SW ol SW sec. 'J4. twp. 3fl S.. R. 3 West. 1. Grant M. Powell to Paul WrlRht. S. W. D. to SW of 8W sec. 24, twp. 30 8 R. 3 West. $1. George High, et ux, to F. W. HTlub, et ux, W. D. to pts. tracta 46, 47 and 41, Ashland Acres, 10. F. O. Honner, et ux, to Eva Stow nrd, W. D. to pt. SW of SW, sec. 11. twp. 35 S.. R. 4 West, 1.00. F. H. Johnson, et ux, to C. W. Hanson, et ux, W. D. to lot on Man zanlta atreet, Ashland, .10. C. W. Hanson, et ux, to Vlda Lou ise Hanson, W. D. to lot on Man zanlta street, Ashland, .10. Otto Winter, et ux. to W. J. Beagle W. D. to lot on Oak street, Ash land, 10. Sarah J. Mvnatt, et vlr. to Law rence W. Mynatt. et ux. W. D. to EV4 of BE of SW see. 10, twp. 3b S.. R. 1 west. 10. Alice May Watts, et vlr, to Romllaa Sedzc, et vlr, W. D. to 8 acres In DLC 38, twp. 36 B., R. 4 W, 10. Esther I. Brashear to Alice May Watts, et vlr, W. D. to 8 acres In DLC 38. twp. 38 S R. 4 W., 10. Eugene J. Rogers, et ux, to Charles L. Friend, et ux, W. D. to 3 acres designated aa lot 4, Howard park, 910. A. W. Love, et ux, to H. A. Stearns, et ux, W. D. to land In sec. 23. twp. 36 S., R. 4 W. also pt. lot 1, blk. 7. of earner and Subln'a add. to Wood vllle (now Rogue River) 51600. Lulu Fplflnmlcr. et vlr, to Mis souri Flat Cemetery association, QCD to 48-100 A., in aec. 6, twp. 38 R., 4 W., 10d. P. A. Hulse. et ux. to Harley Hall, et UX. JCD to NE'i of SE 01 BW", aec. 18. twp. 39 8., R. 9 W., cont. 10 A., 10. J. E. Enynrt to Btella J. Merrick, QCD to land on Riverside ave.. .10. Grace D. Brown to Stella J. Mer rick, QCD to land on Riverside ave.. 10. Climax CLIMAX. Juno 14. (Spl.)--MnnJ-frs Charley who works near Modf.jrd was a week-end visitor at his parents' home. Frank Hurst haa been helping Tom Riley the paat wcok. Floyd Charley nnd eon Clayton are. atnyinR at their cabin near here wnile they repair fenced and look afler their cattle. N. P. Hanson of Central Point has returned to Climax for a few months visit. Mrs. A. J- GrlffAom, who spent the winter at Central Point, Is again liv ing on her ranch here. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kin nor and children, Charles and Jennnette, of Ashland, were dinner guests at the Wertz home Sunday. Other guests were N. P. Hanson and Phil Wertis. MHroy Charley la working for L. H . Wert?:. Mr. Kline, the assessor, was a re cent caller In this neighborhood. Mrs. L. H. Wcrtz and daughter Roberta attended commencement ex ercises at Central Point Friday even ing. Sam Coy Is attending the state meeting of the grange at McMlnnv'lle this week. WINDOW GLAiS We sell wlndon flans and will replace your orokvc windows reaionaoly. Trowbridge Cat. met Worka. Slenderize with spacer Individual ly Dtvtned Corsets. Marlon Jeanne Tel. 467. ft UNIT Oak Grove OAK GROVE. Juno 14. (Spl.l Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Harrison of Yrcka. Calif., visited Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Roberta last week. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wilson and Mrs. Wilson's father. U. L. Estes of Eldorado Springs, Missouri, visited Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Klrkpatrlck last week. Mr. Estes and Mr. and Mrs. Wilson are old friends of Mrs. Klrk patrlck whom she had not seen for over twenty years. They stopped en route to Portland to see the Rose Festival. Jack Oanfleld returned to his home on Jacksonville highway last week. He haa been attending school In Seattle. Irene Brewald spent Sunday In Klamath Falls visiting friends and relatives. Sunshine Club rhet at the home of Mrs. Brewold Friday afternoon. Emmie Lou Knlps left last week to spend a part of her vacation In Port. land with her sister. Mrs. Tlllle Knlps Hall. Emmie Lou will have the pleasure of becoming acquainted with her new nephew Donaia. Mrs. Allen Mattlson and daughter Pattle have been visiting with Mrs. Mattlson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. O, A. Hlles. Fred Reich, of Ook Grove road re cently received a telegram telling of the death of his father in Oklahoma. The community extends sympathy. Al Gottlg of Lozler Lane la 111 In the hospital. All hope tor hts speedy recovery. Louisa Pitts la visiting her grand mother In Soattlo. Mr. and Mrs. L. Pennington at tended the Lions convention In The Dalles last week. Mr. and Mrs. Burton Green and children of Klamoth Falls are vllt- Ing Mr. Green's parents, Mr. and Mrs, E. P. Orecn of Lozler Lane. Friends of Mrs. Alton Waldron gave her a surprlso party on her birthday June 0. Mra. waldron haa as her guest. Miss Helen Eyler of Eugene, Lawrence Goner haa purchased tho Nunn place on Lozler Lane. Mr. and Mrs. Saltmarsh have as their guest Mrs. Saltmarsh's brother, Claude Manke of San Diego. Mr. Manke haa spent seven months In tho navy where he haa made a very good record. He Is on a sixteen-day leave. Mrs. Myers and Mrs. 8mlth of the Extension Division of Economics held a meeting at the Oak Grove school Wednesday to finish the guide pat terns. Een Precinct EDEN PRECINCT, June 14. (Spl.) Dr. Miller of Phoenix Is having hla residence given a new coat of paint. Tho young son of Bret Bell of Klamath Falls wns brought to Talent lurft Sunday where ho will stny with hlB uncle. Tommy Bell, and take med ical treatment for goitre from Medford physician. E. L. Hopkins last week purchased a hundred high-bred cockrels which he will raise for breeding purposes, on his chicken ranch south of phoe nix. Mrs. Wnlter Allen called on Mrs. Noah Chandler Wednesday after noon. Phoenix Orange held a most inter esting meeting last Tuesday even ing, and raised funds to pay off the lnnt of tho debt on the grange hall. The mlrth-provoklng feature of the auction was a real scream. Each buy er had to drs up in the old garment he had bought. . Ray Ward and Cothlene Denser took the prize for the most cimlcal or ridiculous look ing character. George Drake, master of the grange, had the courage to come to tho meet ing Tuesday on crutches. His broken ankle Is mending rapidly and he is In fine spirit. Ho feelingly thanked the grangers who came to his place and finished roofing his barn and the ladles who gave the splendid dinner to the workers. Watermelons and tomatoes are not gaining much headway in the valley on account of the cold nights. Help Is now hard to secure In the hayflclds as most men who will work have'gone out to the CCC camps. Memorial services at Oak Circle, No. 242, at Phoenix for the late Ida French wero moat Impressive and well exemplified, but leaving a sad regret for the loss of the faithful member of some fifteen years mem bership. Long Mountain LONO MOUNTAIN, June 14. (Spl.) Sammy Coy of Eagle Point Is stay ing at the home of his aunt. Mrs. W. R. Holman, while his mother and father are attending State Orange at McMlnnvllle. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. O Harra of New port spent Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Kline. Miss Lucille Coy spent Tuesday at the Holman home. Mrs. Will Wright and granddaugh ter, Joan Collins, of Central Point, spent Tuesday afternoon at the Kline home. Mrs. Neva Stlnson and children and Mrs. Julia Stlnson, of Medford. were Wednesday dinner guests at the Hol man home, Mrs. Julia Stlnson re maining over for an indefinite time. Mr. and Mrs. i. R. Kline were greatly surprised Thursday when a group of friends spent the day with them, and a covered dish luncheon wns enjoyed. George Crawford has -finished painting the Long Mountain school house and Is also donlg some work lor several of the neighbors. Briefs Foots Creek FOOTS CREEK, June H. (Spl.) A very Interesting rally day program was given by the children of the Foots Creek Sunday school June 9, unaer supervision of the superintend ent. Mrs. A. Cerveny. Rev. Carle of -ko creejc was also present and gave talk. He was accompanied hv Hur. riett Short, Jlmmie Short, grand children, and his daughter, Mrs. Lucy Vleux and daughters Luclle and Dor othy Vleux. They enjoyed a picnic dinner at the George Lavre home. and called on other friends In the afternoon. Edward Carter of Rogua River wu a Riviera visitor June 0. Marjorle Skeleton returned noma Juno 6 from tho Oeneral Hospital la Grants Pass. Mrs. Horace Jones of Oakland, Calif. Is a guest at the home of Mrs. Rosa Gay. Monday afternoon they called on Mrs. Pauline Wahl. M. Boomsllter received word last week that his mother had passed away at her home in Michigan. Mrs. Pauline Wahl and Mrs. Henry Henderson of Rogue River attended a meeting of the Eastern Star in Grants Pass Tuesday. Mrs. Smith who has been living on the 1 eft fork of the creek moved June 9 Into one of the George Hutch Ins oablns close to the Rivera Service station. Clyde Martin was a recent Medford visitor, returning home In a new Buick coupe. R. L. Miller, David Blrdseye, Ju nior Miller, Ralph Biles and Phyllta Miller attended the Gold HIM-Rogu. River ball game at Rogue River on June 9. Mrs. R. L. Miller of Live Oak Orange left for McMlnnvllle June 10 to attend the Grange conevntlon. She waa accompanied by Mrs. Millie Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Wait, of Oold Hill, sybil walker and Phyllla Miller, sybil and Phyllis will spend the week at Salem as guests ol the Eneed twins. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Carr and fam ily moved to Graves Creek last week where Mr. Carr has employment. Mrs. Phillip Conway of Los Ange les came here June 10 to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Biles. Mr. and Mrs. o. Stumbo received word of the death of their Infant granddaughter at San Dlcgo. Calif, tho last of the weok. C. Penning of Fresno, Calif., a for mer resident of Gold Hill, called on George Louce June 8. N Wagner Creek WAONER CREEK, June 14 (Sp!.) Mrs. Vera Doran, who haa been vis iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Harry Lynch, left for her home In Oakland. Calif., June 8. Mrs. Frank Smith Is Tery 111 and Dr. Haines of Ashland has been out to her place twice In the last few days. Many families from Wagner Creek are preparing to move over to Dead Indian the latter part of the week. Along with the Skeeter boys who will be through logging for Carl Beeson and will resume their activities In Dead Indian, Mrs. Oeorge Galbralth entertained the Robekah club at her home June 7. Mrs. Mary Sala from Bend, Ore, has been visiting her brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Joanls, of Wagner Creek, the past week. A bridal shower was given In honor of Mrs. Charles Lockwood at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bommers, June 0. Many la dles attended from this vicinity. The bride received many beautiful as well as useful presents. Luncheon waa served and every one enjoyed a friend ly afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Joanls and daughter, Joan, who have been Uv lng at the home of Mra. Joanls' father, Wm. Glelms, are moving to Plnehurst tills week, where Mr. Joanls Is employed In the Edsall mllL, Mrs. Charley Holdrldge entertained the ladles of the Homo Mission on June 0. The afternoon waa spent In sewing the blocks together that the children made In Bible school for the Kerr Baby Nursery home In Portland. Three quilts were finished. Children from Wagner Creek who have been attending Bible school at the M. E. Church at Talent, enjoyed an all-day picnic In Ashland park oa June 7. Miss Doris Work who has been at tending Normal Is homo again for summer vacation. The hay Is nearly all off the fields and Irrigation la going full sway up the creek this week. Henry Slagle and family moved to Ashland June 0 to be nearer Mr. Single's work and closer to school for Dorothy this fall. FIND TURTLE 40 FEET UNDERGROUND ALIVE LOS ANGELES (UP Pound In an earth pocket 40 feet underground during excavattona for a downtown building, a three-Inch snapping tur tle apparently was none the worst for Its experience today. The turtle was rolled up In ball or mud when found and showed no sign of life, but began to crawl healthily after a few hours In the sunlight. Biologists said turtles often crawl long distances Into crevices, and hibernate long periods If the temperature la right. Uh Mail Trlbuii want ads.