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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FIVE WHAT YOU WANT Classified FOR EASY REFERENCE SlELL MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKL), OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 19, 19P.3. VAbcAUD . d WfcKVliD I R.tittV BORROW Sir Bld every ad on this pace. Vou will probably find ei actly the thing yon want to buy or tell. If It Isn't there, advertise. It's Inexpensive, effective. RATES Per word first Insertion , t (Minimum 25c) Each additional Insertion, per word 10 (Minimum 10c) Per line per month without copy changes Phone 75 FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST A small brown, gray and black potted dog. resembling an Aus tralian shepherd. License No. 309. Last seen had chain fastened to collar. Answers to "Tipsy." Please Phone 1342-Y. LOST Yellow Jersey cow with bell and rope on. Phone J'ville 53. LOST It dog missing, call 1516 , WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Position es stenographer, and bookkeeper with lumber experi ence. Phone Butler Apts., Ashland. WANTED FEI" ALE HELP WANTED Experienced waitress at once. Must be neat. Apply Dia mond Cafe. VANTED Reliable girl or woman lor general housework and help care for two children. Call 716 E. Jackson. PACKERS and sorters. Experienced only. Apply in person at Bear Creek Orchards Packing House, between 8 and 5 p. m. WANTED-M1SCELLANE0US WANTED Model T Ford or similar Hunt truck, reasonably priced. John Nealon, Central Point. WANTED To borrow $3500 on prop erty worth at least 6 times that amount. Will pay 8To. Write or phone C. C. Pierce. W NTED To buy dairy cows for Cal. I market. C. C. Hoover. Phone 437-R. WANTED Stock to pasture in No. 1 clover pasture. H. C. Walker, Lo zier Lane, Medford. WANTED to buy 4 to 6 room house, payment like rent. Adult steadily employed. Box 2730, Tribune. WANTED Excellent care of piano for use of it. Box 3739. Tribune. WANTED Used men's and boys' suits and shoes; also 43 to 62 in ladles' clothing. Used Wardrobe Shop, 618 E. Main. EMPTY furniture van going to Los Angeles. Wants load for there or way points. Phone 615. Hawley Transfer. WANTED We pay oadh for household goods furniture and stoves We also buy metals, hides, pelta wool and m. hair METjPORD BAROAIN HOUSE 27 N urape St Phone i062 WANTED Heifer calves Write Ruby Schulz. Beagle. Oregon. FOR RENT HOUSES R RENT Modern 3-room furnish ed house. 1140 West 9th. FOR RENT 6-room bungalow. In quire Hamburger Inn. 109 W. Main. FOR RENT 5 -room house, furnished or unfurnished; clean, reasonable. 200 West Jackson. FOR RENT Modern 5 -room stucco , unfurnished. 625 Pine. 4-ROOM furn. house. 415 Woodstock. C. A. DeVoe. 523-J-2. rtTRNisHED house. Garage. Adults 8W w Tenth. FOR rent 5-roora nicely furnished boua; basement and furnace. In quire 405 W. Second. FOR rent Homes furnished or unfurnished. Brown & White FOR RENT APARTMENTS FURNISHED apartment. 2 rooms and sleeping porch; downstairs. 344 N j Bsxtlstt. FOR RENT 3-room ground flosr apartment: bath, water paid; one do-: courthouse. 10 Mistletoe o& FOR RRVT Small Q.rnnm furnished apartment, including light and -ur. ;ii west una. PARTLY furnished apartment. lhree larpe rooms and big bathroom New ly nnisried inside, with new elec tric refrigerator and electric stove Everything furnished. In nice neighborhood. 810 South Oakdale. TOR RENT Apartment. 334 AppH. FOR RENT Furn apt 313 So Grape FOR RF.VT inr 1 TVIhnn RMfl X--vy furnished. Apply Tribune or;ie. FOR RENT 3-room furnished apt.; bath, garaie 534 No Bartlett. FOR RENT One 1-room apt $8: one 2 -room apt $7.50; one 3-room apt II2 50: two cabins $5 each. Ceril hnin?s. Coffee Ann's. Front ar.d RQRENTSoleTHo;id"ApU. Tel FOR RENT ROOM BOARD HATES reasonable at 718 R- Main. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS SLEEPINO rooms lor rent. 329 Apple. FURNISHED or unfurnished pleasant room. 611 S- Oak dale. ATTRACTIVE rooms at 16 N. Oranse. FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room. Call oefore 9:30 or after 4;3Q. Phone 432-W. 33 No. Peach. ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 S Orape. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS ELECTRIC fans for rent. Phone 107. Flynn Electric. FOR RENT Furnished cabin. 12 00 per week. 153 Granite St. Ashland BOATS FOR RENT at Four Mile lake. BACHELOR cabin; men only. 445 So. Front. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE WANTED To buy, or will trade pood paying gasoline station on main highway near Los Angeles for about 200-acre ranch near Eugene or Med ford. No agents. H. Walters, Gen Delivery, Medford, Ore. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 5 acres, oloee In. 6-room modern home. Phone 403-J-3. FOR SALE 1 acre of excellent coll, 6-room modern house, electric pump, fruit trees, livestock and poultry; i1 miles irom fc-scra-mento. Will sell entire ranch for 2000 or trade for Medford prop erty. Terms considered. Write Ruoy Schulz, Beagle, Ore. 3 HOUSES, all on adjoining lots and rented; good income. Price 12300 for all three. Quite close in. Also 2 lot on Columbus Ave. for $75 00 for both. Also nice 4 -room bun galow outside city but in Roose velt school district; fine garden land; some fruit. Price $1,000; terms. Also 160-acre ranch adjoin ing the 401 Orchards: 100 acr? plow land; house. You can buy this for the surprising price of $2,850. See or phone Clarenre Pierce, Room 1, Palm Blk., Medford. 10 ACRES All cultivated, 4 acres water, good 4 -room house, good barn and chicken house, garage, etc., apricots, filberts, other fruit, electricity, gas if wanted: Pacific highway, 3 miles north Ashland Apricot, peach and nut crop go with place; $2500. Box 160, Talent, Ore. FOR SALE At bargain, modern 6- room house next to Lincoln school, Ashland, 302 Beach St. FOR SALE OR TRADE at sacrifice 10 A. on State hwy. All In Lad 1 no clover, tots of buildings. Easy terms. 204 E. Main. L. G. Picket 1. FOR SALE by owner 6 room, strictly modern house, basement, furnace, beautiful lawn, trees and srubbery Double garage. Bargain for imme diate sale.- 1218 West Main. Phone 290-W. SALE OR TRADE Equity In cloae-'n modern residence, large lot. wouia trade for equity in small country place This property would return good income If rented. Box 3789. Tribune. HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT Jackson County Building & Loan Aas'n. Phone 195. WHEN vou think of real estate, think of Browo Ac White. WILL LEASE modern poultry ranch to reliable party; modern 5-room house; mile west Willow Springs service station. $15 per month. R. A. Rolf, Central Point. FOR EXCHANGE COLT SUPER .38 AUTOMATIC -Li .He new. Trade for .38 Special, Colt nr Smith & Wesson, same condition Luper, Phone 754-R. FOR TRADE Good "29 Ford coupe for equity In late car. W Fro'm mayer. 619 So. Oakdale. Tel. 349-M FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES 1930 FORD Tudor, A-l mechanically. Priced to sell. PIEROE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth. 1929 CHEV. 1 -ton truck. 6 wheels. 13x7 Phillpplno mahogany stake body; very clean and A-l condition; suitable for fruit or hay hauling. See Meyers, Skinner's CJarage. Med ford. FOR SALE OR TRADE Truck for wood or labor. Phone 1352-W. J 2 13 W. 9th. FOR SALE Ford V-8 DeLuxe Phae ton; radio, air-whetla. 208 Van couver Ave. FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE 60 Rhode Wane". Red pullets. Phone 779-L. FOR SALE DOGS PETS FOR SALE Three beautiful register ed Springer spaniel pups. Humane Society. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS APRICOTS Tiltons. best canners. Coker Butte Orchard, out Crater Lake highway 4 miles, turn rignt. Tel. 591-R-4. FOR SALE Complete set of trap drums. Cheap. Call 471. FOR SALE Air compressor and auto matic weu pu;ni. 'b"--Beach St.. Aahiand. FOR SALE Mixed vetch and ost seed. Phone 779-L. Vern Marshal:. APRICOTS Excellent crop: orders heavy. Get yours from the famous non-lniated Linn Orchard. Sv'e Point. Bring container 3;;C ib. Signooard at road off hiway. Victor Tessltore. proprietor. FOR SALE Apricots, light crop ow. , j Atiora. re. " IhaVB YOUR Old Wis.iei repJirefli Eeuuaaole price. Fie tt.-iwax$. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Refrigerator, 75-lb. side leer, good condition. 911 Queen Anne Ave. Tel. 1099-L. EXCELLENT apricots for eating or canning; reasonable price. Bring your container. 311 S. Peach. FOR SALE Knox-out Dairy Fly Spray Is far Che best. Try It. Monarch Seed and Feed Co. FOR SALE A good dairy washing powder for less money. Get a free sample. Try It. Monarch Seed and Feed Co. FOR SALE Apricot 4c lb. 119 Port land Ave. FOR SALE Apricot. Phone 539-J-2. FOR SALE 250-gallun Bar die Jt spray rig. complete hose guns etc 2 inch centruugaJ pump Wanted deep well outfit Inquire D. M Lowes place. Valleyview. SACKS SACKS 20.000 sacks on band. No. 1' and 2's. See us before you buy. Med ford Bargain House. FOR SALE Rolled top desk. Oliver typewriter, filing cabinet, oak lib rary table, Junior check protector. 706 Dakota. Telephone 1082. FOR SALE Slightly used Westing house electric refrigerator, electric range and radio at bargain prices; terms. Inquire 512 N. Holly. PIANO BOXES Seven new piano boxes for $7.00. Good for chicken houses. All new lumber. BALDWIN PIANO SHOPPE. FOR SALE Household goods. In cluding piano, radio, range, etc. First house east water tank. Cen tral Point. PIANO BUYERS 1 Now is your oppor tunity to save money, six little bungalow pianos direct from the factory. Just received, to offer as BIG SPECIALS at our Summer Sale now in progress. Start payments In September. Only a small duwn payment required. BALDWIN PIANO SHOPPE. FOR SALE A No. 1 clean alfalfa hay $10.50 ton in field. Elinor Hanley Bush. Phone 902 after 0:00 p. m. FOR SALE Used sacks. Across street from Montgomery Ward's. FOR SALE Dog foods and pet sup plies of all kinds. Monarch Seed and Feed Co. GRANT) PIANOS greatly reduced dur ing SUMMER SALE. Trade In your Old piano. NO CASH. START PAY MENTS IN SEPTEMBER. BALDWIN PIANO SHOPPE. FOR SALE Grain bags and sack twine. Monarch Seed and Feed Co MISCELLANEOUS APOLLO PIANO STUDIO Specialize In classic and Jazz. 216 E. Main. PRIVATE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD RANCH. Phone 1335-X. HOW TO SAVE WHEN YOU BORROW 1. Reduce Interest cost each m mth. 2. Reduces each month the amount still owed. 3. Repaid by moderate monthly pay ments suited to your Income. 4. Ends all future commission and renewal expense. MEDFORD FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASS'N 126 East Main St. Telephone 195 FOR SALE Worm your pullet now with Lee's or Dr. Hess' wormer tab lets or powder. Monarch Seed and Feed Co. APOLLO PIANO STUDIO Specialized classic and Jazz. 216 E Main. BUSINES8 CHANCES FOR SALE Two of the best buslne&s property buys in Medford. Eich 50x100. One suitable for ware house, other for any kind of busi ness. Write Box 2766. Tribune. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstracts. JACKSON CO. AH8TRAC1 CO. Abstracts of Title and Title Insurance The mly complete Title System in Jackson County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO Abstracts of rule Room a and 6 No. 82 North Central Ave., upstair. Expert Window Cleaners. LET GEORGE DO IT Tel 1U2 House cleaning floor waxing ori ental rug cleaning and upholstering Money to Lend MONEY LOANED $50 to $300 tor persona) or household purpose on House Furnishing or Autos; ale Cars Refinanced Loans closed within 30 minutes License No. a 157 See W E Thorn a or E J Riley 45 So Central COMMERCIAL SPRAYING CALL McOonagle. 258-M. Commercial Spraying Piano and Uuitar Instruction. FRED ALTON HAKHTl Teacher of Piano and Steel Oultar Song writ ing service Studio 918 Ube. Building. Medford Ore- Transfer. Furniture Van. MOVE In padded vans, Cal., Ore. and Wash. Fully Insured. Reasonable rates Martin Bros., Grant Pas. Phone 146-J. Tranfer. TRUCKING AND STORAGE LOCAL and long distance hauling Furni ture moving, etc Reasonable rate Tel 8.13 F E. Samon Co EADS TRANSFER it. STORAGE CO Office 1015 No Central Phone 31$ Price right. Service guaranteed. HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pact ert and mover Special livestock moving equipment Price right 619 North Riverside Paone 615 LEGAL NOTICES City Treaurer' Not Ire of Bnd Pay ment. Notice Is hereby given that there vl de oa iumd Auost Ut, 1935. for the redemption of the fol lowing Improvement Bonds: CITY OF MEDFORD IMPROVE MENT BOND. Series No. 6, dited August 1st, 1931. No. 1 to 50 In clusive. Interest on above bonds will oeaee after August 1, 1935. GUS H. SAMUELS. Treasurer of the City of Medford, Oregon. Notice of Sale of Real Property For Delinquent Assessments City of Medford. Notice is hereby given that on Sat urday, the 10th day of August. 1935, at the hour of lu:00 o'clock In the forenoon of said day at the front door of the City Hall of the City of Medford. I will offer for sale In sep arate parcels and sell to the first person offering to pay the amount of the assessments of the City of Medford against each such parcel of reul property, together with the interest, penalty and costs as Herein after set forth as to each such parcel thereof, the following described real property situated and being In the City of Medford, County of Jackson, State of Oregon, to-wlt: (name of the person who now appears as the owner on the Consolidated Lien Docket of the City of Medford being set forth before each parcel thereof): PARCEL NO. 1: Cora E. Trelchler. Lot Seven (7), Block beenteen (17), Original Town, assessed to Phil S Loosley, under Ordinance No. 380. dated September 29. 1910; amount unpaid $61 .50, Interest $25.85, pen alty $3.60, costs of advertising and sale $1.75, total $92.70. PARCEL NO. 2: Cora E. Trelchler; Lot Eight (8, Block Seventeen (17). Original Town, Assessed to Phil S. Loosley, undr Ordinance No. 380. dated September 29, 1910; amount unpaid $61 .50. Interest $25.85, pen alty $3.80, costs of advertising and sale $1.75. total $92.70. PARCEL NO. 3: Genildine Theiss; Lot Ten (10) and the North half of Lot Eleven (N'j 11), Original Town, assessed to M. G. Theiss, under Ordinance No. 608. dated Nov. 10, 1911; amount unpaid $4.93, interest $1.95, penalty $.33, costs of adver tising and sale $1.75, total $8.96. PARCEL NO. 4: W. E. Croteau; South Thirty feet of Lot Seven (7) and North twenty feet of Lot Eight (8). Block Twenty-six (26). Original Town, assessed in V. J. Emerlck, un der Ordinance No. 524. dated July 29, 1911: amount unpaid $124.18. In terest $81.44, costs of advertising and sale $1.75, total $2Q7.37. PARCEL NO. 5: Medford Planing Mill; Lot One (1), Block Thirty Three (33), Original Town, assessed to Paul Hansen, under Ordinance No. 688, dated July 18, 1912; amount un paid $57.72, Interest $19.04. penalty $3.12, costs of advertising and ,ale $1.79, total $81.03. PARCEL NO. 6: Medford Planing Mill; Lots Eleven (11) and Twelve (12) of Block. Thirty-Three (33), Original Town, assessed to P. C. Thomasen and Paul Hansen, under Ordinances Nos. 189, 391 and 688, dated April 6, 1909. October 25, 1910 and July 18, 1912 respectively: amount unpaid $115.38, Interest $38.06. penalty $6.21, costs of adver tising and sale $2.00, total $161.65. PARCEL NO. 7: John F. White. Lot Fifteen (15) of Block Forty-Five (45). Original Town, assessed to John F. White, under Ordinance No. 159, dated July 7. 1908; amount unpaid $6.32, Interest $1.70, penalty $.32 costs of advertising and sale $1 75, total $10.09. PARCEL NO. 8: John F. White; Lots Seven (7) and Eight (8) of Block Fifty-Three (&3), Original Town, assessed to John F. White, unaer Ordinances Nos. 392 and 171. dated October 30, 1910 and Novem ber 24. 1908 respectively; amount un paid $33.24. Interest $8.97, penalty $1.69, costs of advertising and bale $2,00, total $45.90. PARCEL NO. 9: John F. White; Lot Three (3) of Block Fifty-Four (54), Original Town, assessed to John F. White and I. W. Thomas, under Ordinances Nos. 702 and 728, dated July 13. 1913 and February 6, 1113 respectively: amount unpaid $4 16. interest $1.13. penalty $.21, cost of Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS Passing ra all Ion Eyeglasses: colloq. Animal's foot Epoch Medieval play card Silkworm Ocean-going pHit.iprigcr steamer In the midst of A same Rail bird Industrious Insect Plur.il ending Continent; atl)r. Exclamation Science of the earth and Its life Floor covering Fuss Shakespear ean king Compensation Affirmative vote While Correlative of either Interminable period of time Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle 10. .yjNiJLjXrEIRlSluipRTeiO LlY 25. 45, Inventor of dynamite and donor of peace prtiea 11, Cook over live coals 12. 51ako ra4r 64. Arrangement 65. Wapon track ftf. Uasehall teams B8. Scotch rlvr 83. Word Of consent 10. Follow 61. Watch aeeretly 1 II35 pp HP rmmw 25 -uA. Jjjj. uLl. 26 V Z8 Tfr Z1 3o 31 3Z ZZZifZZZipZZZ Jl SZZZSZf WSi T-'mUs' o tf"46 44 So "Si '' ' ' ',. .;, advertising and sale $2.00. total $7.50. PARCEL NO. 10: John F. White; Lot Four (4) of Block Fifty-Four (54), Original Town, assessed to John F. White and I. W. Thomas, under Ordinances Nos. 762 and 726. dated July 3. 1913 and February 8, 1913 respectively; amount unpaid $4 16, Interest $1.13, penalty $.21. costs of advertising and sale $2.00, total $7.60. PARCEL NO. 11: John F. White; Lots Three (3) and Four (4). Block Fifty-Four (54), Original Town, as sessed to John F. White, under Ord inance No. 159, dattxi July 7. 1908; amount unpaid $12.53, Interest $3.8. penalty $.64. costs of advertising and sale $1.75. total $18.30. PARCEL NO. 12: G. A. Gltzen; Lota Ono (1) and Two (2) of Block Fifty-Seven (57 j, Original Town, assessed to S. C. Oodlove and S. A. Nye, under Ordinances Nos. 004 tnd 198, dated November 10. 1911. and June lfl, 1909; amount unpuid $389.07, Interest $198.87, cost of ad vertising and sale $2.00. total $590 84. PARCEL NO. 14: Lillian G. Wat erman; Lot Five (5) of Block Seventy Six (76), Original Town, assessed to M. L. Alford, under Ordinance No. 690, dated July 18, 1912; amount un paid $13.78, lnuucst $3.72, penalty $2.25, costs of advertising and sale $1.75, total $21.50. PARCEL NO. 15: Lillian Q. Wat erman; Lot Six (6) of Block Seventy -Six (76), Original Town, assessed to M. L. Alford, under Ordinances Nos. 690 and 549, dated July 18, 1912 and August 23, 1911 respectively; amount unpaid $144.34, Interest $50.72. pen alty $8.01, coats of advertising and sale $2.00. total S J 03 .07. PARCEL NO. 17: Birdcen Myers; Land described volume 61, page 416, Deed Records of Jackson County. Oregon, assessed to Louis B. Warner under Ordinance No. 217. dated Au gust 16, 1909; amount unpaid $9 34, Interest $2.80, penalty $.50. costs of advertising and sale $1.75, total $14.39. PARCEL NO. 18: Blrdeen Myers; Land described volume 60, pr.ge 584, Deed Records of Jackson County, Oregon, assessed to W. 3. Jones un der Ordinance No. 217, dated August 16, 1909; amount unpaid $11.60. in terest $3.48, penalty $.62, costs of advertising and sale $1.75, total $17.45. PARCEL NO. 19: Blrdeen Myers; Land described volume 60, page n04. Deed Records of Jackson County. Oregon, assessed to W. S. Jones un der Ordinance No. 217, dated August 16, 1909; amount unpaid $13.72. Interest $4.12, penalty $1.52. costs of advertising and sale $1.76, total $21.11. PARCEL NO. 21: W. A. Harrcll; Lot One (I) of Block Three (3). Anderson Toft Addition, assessed to Minnie W. Bender under Ordinances Nos. 755 and 437. dated June 9. 1913, and January 25, 1911, respect ively; amount unpaid $144.16. inter est $103.79, penalty $4.47. costs of advertising and sale $2.00. total $254.32. PARCEL NO. 22: Otto Hcndrick son; Lot Four (4). Block Three (3). Barr's Addition, assessed to Wm. 11 Hamlin under ordinance No. 171. dated November 24. 1908, amount unpaid $27.81, Interest $28.36, costs of advertising and sale $1.76, total $57.92. PARCEL NO. 24: B. P. Theiss &nd Geraldlne Theiss; Lot Two (2) of Block Six (6) Beatiy Addition assessed to B. P. Theiss under Ord inances 613 and 541, dated November 10, 1911 and August 12, 1911; amount unpaid $19.77, interest $6.52, penalty $1.08, costs of advertising and ule $2 00. total $29.37. PARCEL NO. 28: Geraldlne Theiss; Lot Three (3) of Block Six (6). Beattv's Addition, assessed to B. P. Theiss and Ml mle Theiss under Ordinance Nos. 613 and 641. dated November 10. 1911 and August 12. 1911 respectively; amount unpaid $19.77, Interest $6.62, penalty $1.08, costs of advertising and sale $2.00, total 29.37, PARCEL NO. 26; Geraldlne Theiss; Lot Four (4) of Block Six (6). Beatty's Addition, assessed to Minnie Theiss under ordinances nos. 613 ana 541. dated November 10. 1911 and Cross-Word Puzzle Aletrle land measure . Humor Greek letter Pertaining to the nous Company of . players Two-wheeled earring drawn by ono horse: eoiloq. Northernmost point of thl lale of Man ReRlon flings with closed lips Past Short poem Uepnrled Vegetable Sailing vessel Polite, simve, and elegant Muscular And not Mthed fabrics Land of Saint Patrick Optical glass App"'!? Percolate Card with thre ppots Move with a lever Regret Good nr well) prefix DOWN 39 1. Autumn 44 2. ISjchnnre premium I. Small depret slon 47 4. Powerful 49 I. FathT: colloq. 50 I. Htfttnr!"nl 61 periods T. Italian lake 2 I. One who places In III. B.ife keeping 67, t. Wooden pins IAIePaIcMe IS: August 12. 1011 respectively; amount unpaid $19.77. Interest Sti 53. penalty $l.0B. costs of advertising and salt; 92 00. total IJ0.37. PARCEL NO. 27: Geraldlne The.sa: Lot One (1) of Block Seven (71, Beatty's Addition, assessed to Minnie Tnelsa under Ordlnunces Nos. 61J and 541. dated November 10, 1911 and August 12. 11)11 respectively; amount unpaid 19,77. 'nterest ti&2. pen alty sl.Oti, costs of advertising and sale t'J.OO. total (29.37. PARCEL NO. 28. Geraldlne Thc;a; Lot Two i3i of Block Seven 7 1 . Bentty'a Addition, assessed to Minnie Tlietss under ordinance No. 613. dated November 10. 1911: amount unpaid 817.04, Interest $5.62. penalty $.93 costs of advertising and aale $1.75. total $25.34. PARCEL NO. 29. Geraldlne Theiss; Lot Three (3) of Block Seven (71, Beatty's Addition, assessed to Minnie Theiss under Ordinance No. 613. dated November 10. 1911: amount un paid $17.04. Interest $5.62. penulty $.93. costs of advertising and aale 91.75, total $25.34. PARCEL NO. 30: Geraldine Theiss; Lot Pour (41 of Block Seven (71. Beatty's Addition, assessed to Minnie Theiss under Ordinance No. ol3. dated November 10. 1911; amount unpaid $17.04, inteiest (5.62. penalty 9.93, costs of advertising and sale $1.75. total $25.34. . PARCEL NO. 31 : Geraldlne TheUa; Lot One (1) of Block kight (U), Beatty's Addition, assessed to Minnie T'llel&a under Ordinance No. 613, dated November 10. lull; amount unpaid $29.91. Interest (9 87, penalty SI. 62. costs of advertising and sale $1.75. total $43.15. PARCEL NO. 32. B. P. Theiss; Lot Two (21 of Block Eight (81, Beatty's Addition, assessed to Minnie TlH'lsa under Ordinances Nos. 406 and 617. dated November 15. 1910 and Decem ber 22. 1911: amount unpaid $60.00. Interest $10.79. penalty $1.47. costs of advertising and sale $2.00. total $83.26. PARCEL NO. 33: B. P. Thelas; Lot Three (31 of Block Eight (8). Beattv's Addition, assessed to Minnie Theiss under Ordinance Noa. 406 and 407. dated November 15. 1010 and Novem ber 20, 1910 respectively; amount un paid $55.62, Interest $18.35, penulty $1.23, costs of advertising and iale $2.00, total $77.20. PARCEL NO. 35: W. G. Stuiey; Lot Six (6) of Block Six (6), Carlton Addition, assessed to C. B. Carlton under Ordinance No. 642. dated Jan uary 18, 1912; amount unpaid $20.44. interest $13.49, penalty $1.40, costs of advertising and sale $1.75, total $37.08. PARCEL NO. 36: Geraldlne Theiss; Lots Two (2) of Block Two (2). Cot tage Addition: assessed to M. G. Theiss under Ordinances Nos. 65, 617 and 084. dated July 6. 1811, De cember 22. 1011 and July 22. 1912 respectively; amount unpaid $41121, Interest $135.69. penalty $22.38, costs of advertising and sale (2 uu. voioi $571.28. PARCEL NO. 38: W. H. Leverclte; Lot Ten (10) of Block Two (21, Helm's Addition, assessed to Win. Stalley under Ordinance No. 3ii2, dated October 30. 1910; amount un paid $15.84. Interest $3.32. costs of advertising and sale $1.75, total (20.91. PARCEL NO. 39: W. H. Leverette; Lot Eleven (11) of Block Two (3) Helm's Addition; assessed to Wm. Stalley under Ordinance No. 392. dated October 30, 1910; amount un paid $32.31, Interest (6.79, costs of advertising and sale $1.75, total (40.85. PARCEL NO. 40: A. M. Woodford: Lot Five (6) of Block Three (31, Helm's Addition; assessed to A. M. Woodford under Ordinance No. 3'J2, dated October 30, 1910; amount un paid (32.10, Interest (10.61, penalty (1.74. costs of advertising and sale (1.76. total (48.26. PARCEL NO. 41: A. M. Woodford; Lot Plvo (5) of Block Three (3), Helm's Addition; assessed to Ell'a Woodford under Ordinance No. 404, doted November 21, 1910; amount unpaid (10.38, Interest (3.43, penalty (54. costs of advertising and sale (1.75, total (16. 10. PARCEL NO. 42: A. M. Wood ford; North 20!i feet of Lot Six (6), Block Three (3). Helm's Addition; assessed to A. M. Woodford under Ordinance No. 302. dated October &0, 1910; amount unpaid (13.26, Interest (4.37. penalty (.;2, costs of adver tising and sale (1.75, total (20.10. PARCEL NO. 43: J. R. Woodfurd; South 29', feet of Lot Six (0). Block Three (3), Helm's Addition: assessed to Lillian Woodford under ordinance No. 404, doted November 21. 1910; amount unpaid (2.82, Interest (.93 penulty (.15. costs of advertising and sale (1.75, total $5.65. PARCEL NO. 44: .J. R. Woodford; Lot Seven (7) of Block Three (3) Helm's Addition: assessed to J. It. Woodford and Lillian Woodford un der Ordlnonees Noa. 392 and '04 dated October 30. 1010 and November 21, 1010 respectively; amount unpaid $49.66, Interest (1035. penalty (2 88, costs of advertising and sale $2.00, total (70.79. PARCEL NO. 49: Dennis Mc- Danlel; Lot Ten (10) of Block One (1). Kendall's Addition: assessed, to P. R. Smith under ordinance No, 813, dated November 10, 10)1; amount unpaid (9.17, Interest (2.48, penalty (.48. cosu of advertising and sail! (1.75, total (13.88. PARCEL NO. 50: James Stewart; Lot Pour (4) of Block One (1) Laurel Park Addition: assessed to M 11. florton under Ordinance No. 642, dated August 12. 1911; amount un paid (18.14, Interest $3.38, costs of advertising and sale (1.75, total $21 27. PARCEL NO. 51 : James Stewart; Lot Five (6) of Block One ( I), Laurel Park Addition; aasessed to M. H. Horton under Ordinance No. 642. dated August 12. 1911; amount un paid (16.14. Inteiest $3.38. costs of advertising and sale $1.75, total $21 27. PARCEL NO. 62: James Stewort; Lot Nine (9; or Block One (1). Laurel Park Addition; assessed to Mervln H. Horton under Ordinances Nos. 642 and 635. dated August 12. 1911 and January 18, 1912; amount unpaid $31.86, Interest $6.68. costs of advertising and sale (2.00, total $40 54. PARCEL NO. 53: James Stewart; Lot Sixteen (16) of Block One (1). Laurel Park Addition; assessed to Mervln H. Horton under Ordinances Nos. 542 and 635, dated August 12. 1911 and Jsnuary 18, 1912: amount unpaid (31.66, Interest (6 68. costs of advertising and sale (2.00. total $40 54. PARCEL NO. 54: James Stcwirt; Lot Seventeen (17) of Block One (1), Laurel Park Addition; assessed to Mervln H. Horton under Ordinances Nos. 542 and 6.15, dated August 12. 1911 and January 18. 1912 respect ively; amount unpaid (31.86. Inter est (668. coata of advertising and sale $2 00, total ,40,54. PARCEL NO. 64A: James Stewvrt; Lot Twenty-Five (25) of Block One (11. Laurel park Addition; asoesfed to Mervln H. Horton under ordin ances Nos. 642 end 035. dated August 12. 1911 and January 18. 1912 re spectively; amount unpaid (30.60, interest $6.43. costs of advertlslnr tnd sale .2 00. total (39.03. PARCEL NO. 65: p. J. Spauldlng; Lot Seven (7) of Block Four (4). Mary Place Addition; assessed to L. D. Canfleld under Ordinances Nos. 529. 358 and 247. dated July 13. 1911, August 3, 1910 and November 8. 1909 respectively; amount unpaid (300.82, Interest $238.89, penalty (11.70. costs of advertising and Mile (2.00. total (553.41. PARCEL NO. 56: P. J. Spauldlng: Lot Eight (8) of Block Four (4). Mary Place Addition: assessed to L. D. Canfleld under Ordinances Nos. 529. 368 and 247, dated July 13, Oil. Aucust 3. 1910 and Novemiier 8. 1909 respectively; amount unpaid $31831, Interest (252.55. penalty $12.20. costs of advertising and sale $2 00. total (585.06. PARCEL NO. 67: F. J. Spauldlng: Lot Nine (9) of Block Four (4). Mary Place Addition; assessed to L. D. Can field under Ordinance No. 529. dated July 13, 1911: amount unpaid (282 80, Interest (229.07, penalty (11.52. costs of advertising and sale (1.76. total (525.14. PARCEL NO. 58: Sophenla and W. H. Gore: Lots One (1) and Two 12) of Block One (1), Oaklawn Addi tion; assessed to Sophenla and W. H. Gora under Ordinances Nos. 217 and 171, dated August 16. 1900 and Nov ember 24. 1908 respectively; amount unpaid (106.93. Interest (34.95, pen alty (5.79, costs of advertising and sole (2 00, total (148.67. PARCEL NO. 69: A. L. Oall; Lot One (1) of Block Three (3). Park Addition: assessed to O. R. Chalice. Ella Carney under Ordinances Nos. 324. 223, 225. 648 and 263. dated April 30, 1910, October 1, 1909, Octo ber 12, 1909, August 0. 1911 and November 37, 1909 respectively; amount unpaid (760.40, Interest (775.66, costs of advertising and sale $2.50. total (1638.55. PARCEL NO. 60: Jno. P. White; Lot One (1) of Block Eight (8). Pirk Addition; assessed to Jno. F. White under Ordinances Nos. 397. 765 and 171, dated October 22. 1910. July IB. 1913 and November 24. 1908 re spectively: amount unpaid (46.10, Interest (12.44, penalty (2.38, costs of advertising and sale (2.uu, torai (62.00. PARCEL NO. 61: Jno. F. White. Lot Two (2) of Block Eight (8). Park Addition; assessed to Jno. F. White under Ordinance No. 765. dated July 18. 1913: amount unpaid (11.78. In terest (3.18. penalty (CO. cotts of advertising and sale (1.75, total $17.31. PARCEL NO. 63: F. C. Clark; East 50 feet and North half of Lot mree (3) of Block Nine (9). Pork Addi tion; assessed to C. I. Hutchison un der Ordinance No. 354, dated July 13, 1910: amount unpaid (20.88, in terest (8.89, penalty $1.11, costs of advertising and sale (1.76, total (30.03. PARCEL NO. 63: Oeo. Kunzmin: Lot Five (5) of Block One (1). Queen Anne Addition; assessed to Uueen Anne Addn. Inc., under Ord inance No. 698. dated October 3U, 1911; amount unpaid (46.02, Interest (22.58, ponalty $2.uo, cosvs oi ru vcrtlslng and sale (1.78, total (73 83. parcel NO. 64. Herbert Tlllcy; Lot Four (4) of Block Five (6), Rosa Addition: assessed to b.. n. ion un der ordlnaucea Nos. 683 and 426, dated July 18. 1912 and December 29. 1910 respectively; amount unpaid (79.50. Interest (33.39, penalty ii.m. costs of advertising and sale (2 00, total (119.57. parcel NO. 85; Irene L. Shirley; Lot Seven (7) of Block Two (2), Wlldwood Addition; assessed to R. H. Toft and Jane A. Smith under Ord inances Nos. 613 and 641 respectively, dated November 10, 1911 and August 12. loll respectively: amount unpaid (34.14, Interest (10.23. penalty (1 18, costs of advertising and sale: (2.00, total (48.16. The foregoing parcels of real prop erty will be sold subject to the lien of any other assessments or the City of Medford against the aame, If any. and subject to redemption within ono year from date of aale. OUS SAMUELS, Treasurer. City ot Medford. Oregon. MARTIN IN FAVOR E SALEM, July 18. (AP) A plea for a capltol building "with respect for the future," and not ft "log cabin capltol at a cost of 9360,000," wta voiced by Governor Martin, speaking before members of the Salem Rotary club yesterday, "We are not going back to ox cart days and wo want these fellow who are opposing us to understand It," the governor declared. The governor Insisted he did not want the capltol financing project put to a vote of the people, because the "croakers" could be expected to oppose an adequate structure. The executive reiterated that an adequate building could be con structed for 3,600,000 and declared that the financial condition of the state's general fund was the best In 10 years, making It possible for a special session of the legislature to vote a continuing appropriation to match promised federal contributions. WALLOWA MARBLE FOR STATE CAPITOL URGED 6ALEM. Ore. (UP) Black marble from quarries near Joseph In Wal lowa county ha been suggested for use in Oregon's new state capltol building. D. B. Reavls, Wallow county clerk, sent Secretary of State Bnell piece of the polished black marble for use as a- paper weight and sample of what the quarries could offer for use as trim In the new state house. The marble, declared to be better than Belgium's best product, Is avail able In unlimited quantity, Reavls said. White marble can also be obtained from nearby quarrlet In the eastern Oregon country. Ashland ha suggested It granite for the new building. The board of control ha gone on record In favor of Oregon product for the building. Once It was ft mark of wealth to occupy penthouse In New York now tenants want them so they can have ft "garden. Look Out, Fih! i r ft t The fUh In the water of the Pa cific are the object of cynthta Cur rail's Intentions. The Santa Crux, Cal.. girl 1 well supplied with fish ing poles and she should get at least a flounder or two with all that equip ment. (Associated Press Photo.) 85,354 ENROLLED D WASHINGTON, July H (AP) The Civilian Conservation Corps an nounced today that Its expansion program, commenced June 15, has resulted In enrollment of 85,354 nev men. Tire total number of men In forest and park camps included the CCC. Indians in camps of Indian reser vations and residents of Hawaii, the Virgin islands, Puerto Rico and Alas ka was 404,000 aa of July 13, the report said. State enrollments since June 1ft were as follows; Oregon 1,141, Cali fornia 8,600, Idaho 043, Washington 1.929. Foots Creek FOOTS OREEK, July 19. (6pl. Mr. Floyd Bowers received word July 11 that her husband had been killed In an auto accident near Bakersfleld, Cel.. She left at once for Bakersfleld, accompanied by her father, Mr. Boom si Iter, and brother. Nelson Boomsltter, of Orants Pas. Mr. Bower had left here July 10 for Loa Angele. Shorty Miles of Medford called on George Lane July 10. Mr. Orant Nealy and daughter of Medford spent the week-end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. Galbreath. Mrs. Beebe of San Francisco, who ha been visiting Mr. and Mrs. P. Krause. returned home last week. Mr. Beebe formerly resided here. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bollng end children, Wallace, Betty. Alice. Shirley and Oeorgla, moved July IS to Orave creek, where Mr. Botlng will continue hi work with the dredge company. The Bollngs will be very much mised In the community. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Cook of Oold Hill and Mr. and Mr. Floyd Lance of Wolf Creek v 11 ted Mr. and Mr. George Lance, July 14. Mr. Cook end Mr Lance had returned that morning from Dunsmulr, Cel.. whre they had taken Ruth Lance, who con tinued on from there with friend to spend month visiting relative Los Angeles and San Diego. Mr. and Mr. Otla Johnson and son Otln end Msrjorle Cameron of Ashland were gueste of the Birds eyes. July 9. Mr. and Mrs. Afred of Sacramento called at the R. L. Miller home Ju?y 12. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Stead and sons of Medford called on Mr. George Stead, July 14. Daniel Biles had the misfortune to nearly cut off hi thumb while sharp ening a poat. He was taken to Grant Pa and ft number of stttcne were taken. Mr. and Mrs. S. Redrick and eon. who have been visiting for the past ten days with Mr. and Mrs. Art Frost, left for their home at Wlllowbrook, Cel., July 10. They are very much Interested In southern Oregon and hope to return here and locate per manently. Doc Helms of Orant Pas called on Ray Gaunyaw, July 11. R. L. Milter, son Junior, Manon and George Lance left July 16 for McAllister Springe, where they wtll spend everal days fishing. Mrs. Hor ton of Rogue River will stay with Mrs. Marlon Lance while Mr, Lance 1 away, Mr. and Mr. Philip Conway, who have been visiting Mrs. Conway' par ents. Mr. and Mr. John Biles, re turned to their home In Los Angele. July 14. Mrs. Oeorge West and daughter Pauline of Medford spent July 14 with her mother, Mr. Pauline Wahl. Mr. and Mr. Tom Grtgg and Ed Koster were Medford shopper this week. Frank Irish was transacting busl & In Orant Pom July 13. iv . y K, i . : $ 1 i-V if- f hI:I id - ; - All BtJLr4.i tTm. mt- -