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Phone 75
FOR WANT ADS
LOST AND FOUND
LOST It dog missing, call 1516.
WANTED MALE HELP
LOCAL CONCERN wants man experi
enced In plumbing for sales work
Inside. Olve experience and age In
first letter. Box 6877 Tribune.
MALE AND FEMALE
WANTED A limited number of tu
' dents to attend packing school be
ginning July 31 at the Ala Vista
Packing House. Phone 6-F-14. Mar
ian Stancllffe.
wantptd 150 hop pickers. Four
weeks picking, beginning August 15.
Oood camp ground with cabins and
wood furnished. Apply to B. M.
Clute. Applegate. Oregon.
WANTED SITU ATIONS
WANTED Work in hotel kitchen.
Work preferred In restaurant. Ex
perienced. Mrs. N. Dahack. Central
Point.
W ANTED-M1SCELLAN EOUS
WANTED Model A Ford. Chevrolet
or Plymouth sedan: 4-door prefer
red. Olve year, condition and price.
Box 6894. Tribune.
wiNTEll To buv McCormlck
Deerlng mower. Must be In good
condition, wm. jscnncn. dmsi.
WANTED Beef cattle, veal, lambs,
and pastue. J. J. Osenbrugge.
WANTED Stock suitable for fox teed
Phone 1133.
WANTED Farm, to rent, cash or
crop basis, plenty equipment to
handle. Only paying proposition
considered. Box 3855, Trioune.
WANT TO RENT Small mountain
ranch, 3 to 5 years. Must have tim
ber and water. T. J. Rolls, Route
No. 1, Box 481. Medford.
WANTED Auto, painting, calsomin
ing, plastering for used car. Box
3929. Tribune.
WANTED Office disk, prefer roll
top. Must be cheap. Phone 1573-W.
WANTED
FURNISHED HOUSE
SEPTEMBER FIRST
Responsible party would like to rent
modern furnished house Sept. 1 in
good location east side preferred.
Must be 6 or 7 rooms with 3 sleep
ing rooms. Have 7 -room furnished
house in Eugene, would exchange
on equitable rental basis. Address
3973 care Mall Tribune.
WANTED Excellent care of piano for
UM of it. Box 3738. Tribune.
WANTED Used men's and boys' suits
and shoes; also 42 to 53 in ladles'
clothing. Used Wardrobe Shop, 618
E Main.
EMPTY furniture van going to Los
Angeles. Wants load for there or
way points. Phone 616. Hawley
Transfer.
WANTED
We pay cash for household good,
furniture and stoves We also buy
metals, nines, pelts, wool and ma
hair. MfcDFORD BARGAIN HOUSB
27 N Grape St Phons 1083
WANTED Heifer calves Write Ruby
Schula. Beagle. Oregon.
FOR RENT HOUSES
FOR RENT Nice clean 4-room house
on Old Pacific highway by Owen
Oregon. Cheap. Call at 39 Myers
RENT 3 room house. 813 Summit.
FOR RENT Modern 5-room stucco
unfurnished. G25 Pine.
if" FOR RENT 7 room house, thorough
' ly modern, including heat. 744 W
Jackson.
FOR RENT The ground floor duplex
of my home at 842 East Main St .
completely furnished: beautiful
frounds; oil burner furnsce. PSone
W. w. Walker at 31 or Byu-J-
Available August 1.
FOR RENT 5-room nicely furnished
house; basement and furnace, in
quire 405 W Second.
FOR RENT Homes furnished or
unfurnished Brown & White
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
FOR RENT Furnished apartment
combination living and dlniryr
room, fireplace, sleeping room with
e'-OAet, kitchenette. Hot snd cold
m-tter. slw steam heat furnished.
Apply Mail Tribune office.
FOR RENT One 1-room apt one
a-room apt 17.50; one 3-room apt
12 50; two cabins 5 each Ce-::1
Jennings Coffee Ann's. Front ar.d
Mam
ri'HN-I.SHED APT.
H W. Tentb.
Garage. Adults.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
FURNISHED apartment, 3 roome and
sleeping porch; downstairs. 344 N
Bartlett.
FOR RENT Hotel Holland Apu. Tel
710.
FOR RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
FOB RENT Nicely furnished sleep
ing room, also garage If desired. 32S
So. Riverside ave.
FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room.
Call oefore 9:30 or after 4:30. Phone
432-W. 33 No. Peach.
SLEBPINO rooma for rent. 32 Apple.
ATTRACTIVE rooms at 16 N. Oranja.
ATTRACTIVE roms. 404 8 Grape
FOR RENT ROOM BOARD
ROOM and board In private homo.
311 No. Peach.
KATES reasonable at 716 & Main.
FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS FOR EENT Business location room
16x50. Will remodel to suit tenant
Apply Mail Tribune.
FOR RENT Furnished cabins. 12.00
per week. 153 Granite St.. Ashland
BOATS FOR RENT at Four Mile lake.
BACHELOR cabin; men only.
Front.
FOR EXCHANGE REAL
ESTATE
WANTED Trade town property for
pasture land. J. J. Osenbrugje.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
MUST sacrifice good lot facing South
Oakdale. No reasonable offer re
fused. 307 So. Oakdale.
BEAUTIFUL Highway Home with 32
acres In cultivation and Irrigated.
The dwelling has maple floors, fire
places, 3 bed-rooms, fine well with
electric pressure system. This fine,
diversified farm home can be
bought together with cows, poultry,
crops, furniture, all complete, for
$9,000. Terms. Brown & White,
Realtors, 104 W. Main.
FOR SALE OR TRADE House on
boulevard equipped for Normal stu
dents. Very desirable location. In
quire 272 Beach St., Ashland.
FOR SALE 1 acre of excellent oil,
5-room modern house, electric
pump, fruit trees, livestock and
poultry; 1 miles from Sacra
mento. Will sell entire ranch for
$2000 or trade for Medford prop
erty. Terms considered. Write Ruoy
Schulz, Beagle, Ore.
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; J2500. Box 150. Talent.
Ore.
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 close-in
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 St Loan
Assn. Phone 106.
WHEN you think of real estate, think
of Brown is White.
FOR EXCHANGE
FOR TRADE Good '29 Ford coupe
for equity In late car. W FTo'in
mayer. 519 So. Oakdale. Tel. 349-M
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE 1927 Ford Tudor sedan.
Will take wood, trailer or typewriter
as part payment. Mack's Garage,
101 So. Riverside.
FOR SALE School bus. Inquire
School Dlst. No. 9, Eagle Point. Ore
gon. BUICK COACH cheap. Cash, trale. or
terms. Owner. 1015 West 11th.
'30 Chev. Coupe. Must be seen to be
appreciated. A real buy at 1266.00
Plerce-Allen Motor Co., Dodge
Plymouth. GOOD USED CARS
30-Day Written Guarantee
1935 Ford 2-door sedan.
1933 Ford sedan.
1932 Chrysler 6 sedan.
1932 Plymouth sedan.
1932 Chevrolet 2-door sedan.
1929 Cadillac sedan.
1928 LaSalle sedan.
1929 Chevrolet coach,
1929 Chevrolet coupe.
1928 LaSalle coupe.
Also several good low priced cars.
Used Car Lot. North Side. East 6th
ARMSTRONG MOTORS. INC.
Phone 18. 38 N. Riverside
FOR SALE Ford V-8 DeLuxe Phae
ton; radio, alr-wheele 308 Van
couver Ave.
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE Jer.vy cow. (35.
Barlow. Talent.
POR SALE Cows, heifers, dragaw.
blactemlth and farm tooLs. pipe,
gram hav, ranch tor lease. 4'j mile,
out of Jacksonville on hlg.iway.
old Bowden place.
FOR SALE 2 milk cows. 1st nouse
on Deri Hollow road. J. Bynum.
FOR SALE 3 rear old Guernsey null.
840 Froni Myers. P.ione Central
Po;r.t. Ul-XX
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE 200-lb. Ice box; 5 ft. roll
top deslc; meat allcer, 4-drawer cash
r.'.tr- rorree (rrinaer; otuhw:
rmIm. show cases, hsnd truclt. ccol
l MM
cen
fooTe riT.n enamel ;i rar.;e
l'i' r, n Phoaa 84 Gold HllL
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FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SAIjE Well built J-wheel trail
er, 24-Inch sides, 8 feet long, new
Goodyear tires: equipped with 3
"!! ".M? VTaiX"
rope. Cost s.65. Sell lor 940. Box
3989, Tribune
OREEN CORN Yellow Bantam, one
mile out King s Highway. See sign
or phone 774R-3.
WOOD 50 cords dry body fir on
ground or delivered. M. F. Barlow
Talent.
FOR SALE Apricots. Phone 406J-1.
! FOR SALE Mated pairs of White
and Sliver King pigeons ror oreen
ing purposes, also squabs. Joe E.
Klngsley, Rt. 3, Box 46, Midway
Road.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Odtvr boat,
trailer, adding machine, tents, enc
317 North Riverside.
FOR SALE Mandolin, violin, Phlloo
radio, excellent condition. Phone
1249-L.
FOR SALE Household poods, piano,
radio, heaters, ets. First house east
water tank. Central Point.
FOR SALE 50 tons baled alfalfa and
clover hay or trade for hogs, grain,
or dairy cows. C. R. Nat wick. Eagle
Point. Phone fi-F-14.
FOR SALE Air compressor, new bat
tery charger, new Day Jewett, one
auto trunk. Frees Garage, 801 no.
Central. Phone 1388.
APRICOTS Excellent crop: . orders
heavy. Oet yours from the famous
non-lrrlgated Linn Orchard. Eale
Point. Bring containers 3ac lb.
Signboard at road off hlway. Victor
Tessltore, proprietor.
FOR SALE Apricots, light crop Geo.
Alford, Fern Valley.
HAVE VOUR Old Waaher repaired!
Reasons Die prices Fick'a Hardware
FOR SALE 250-gallon Hardie J?
spray rig. complete hose guns eto
2 inch centrifugal pump Wanted
deep well outfit Inquire O M
Lowes place. Valley? tew.
SACKS
SACKS
20.000 sacks on hand. No. I's ind
2 'a. See uj before you buy. Med
ford Bargain House.
FOR SALE A No. 1 clean alfalfa hay
10.50 ton in field. Elinor Hanley
Bush. Phonb 902 after 6:00 p. m.
FOR SALE Used sacks. Across street
from Montgomery Ward's.
BUSINESS CHANCES
AUTO CAMP and Service Station on
Rogue river belonging to an estate.
Must be sold Immediately to close
estate. Can be purchased 50 per
cent. cash. Offers good opportun
ity. Roberts, 720 West 2nd, Phone
1528-J.
MISCELLANEOUS
CHRISTMAS cards. Big commissions J
selllng personal greeting, embossed
stationery samples free. 21 folder
assortment. Humorous, etching ev
eryday, gift wrapping boxes, bon
uses. Experience un necessary. Wal
lace Brown. 4!7B. South Hill St.,
Los Angeles, Calif.
NOTICE If you want your chicken
house, cow-barn, or packing house
whitewashed, phone 258-W.
FREE'S GARAOE In new location, 801
North Central. Phone 13B8.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Abstracts.
JACKSON CO.
A11STRAC1 CO.
Abstracts c4 Title and
rule insurance The
only complete Title
System n Jackson
County.
MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts
ot ntle. Rooma 3 and 5. No H2
Nortb Central Ate- upstairs.
COMMERCIAL SPRAYING
CALL McOonagle. 258-M. CommereM
Spraying.
piano and Guitar Instruction.
FRED ALTON HAJOH1 Teacher oi
Piano and dteel Oultar Son writ
ing service Studio. 818 UDe't)
Bunding Medlord Ore.
Money to Lend
UONETf LOAHED eoO to 300 (or
personal or nouaehold purposes as
House Purmsnings or Autos; stsc
Cara Refinanced Loans closed
within 30 minutes License No. 9
157. See W B rttomaa or B J
Riley 4S So central.
Transfer.
Furniture Van.
MOVE In padded vans, Cal., Ore. and
Wash. Fully Insured Reaaonble
ratea. Martin Bros., Grants Psjs.
Phone 146-J.
Transfer.
TRUCKrNO AND STORAGE LOCAL
snd -long distance hauling. Furni
ture moving, etc. Reasonable ratea
Tel. 833 P E Samaon Co
EAD9 TRANSFER & STORAOE CO
Office 1015 No Central Phone 315
Prlcee right. Service guaranteed
HAWLEY rRANSFER Expert paca
era snd movers Special livestock
moving equipment Prices right
819 North Riverside Pnone 815
PERSONAL
GrFTED Psychic gives advice on all
affairs of life. 903 No. Riverside.
Expert Wtndni, Cleaners.
LET OBOROP. DO IT Tel tl It
House cloning floor waxing ori
ental rug :lean;ngand upholstering
LEGAL N0TICE8
Citation.
In the Covinty Court of the State f
Orecon in ana ror ja-Kon county.
In the Matter of the Estate of Miry
Elizabeth Adams. Deoeaaed.
To: Clarence W. Adama. Paulint
Batacheldfr Adums. Elizabeth Ann Ad
am, and Mm Benr.e U Adama, heir.
devlw. and lezateea of Mary E'lza-
known 'h;ir,-. ,W.d .t, of !
. .aid de-'sj""! :f any there be. ar.d to
: all pero:.j ;n:ere.'.! Jn the estaw of I
j Mrv Elll.teth Adama. Owtlnaa:
Vou n(1 "cil i10" " lw:,'J
cited and required to appear herein
within twenty-eight (2l days irom
the date of the first publication of
thla citation and show cause. It any
there be. why an order of Sale of the
real estate of aald deceased: which Is
hereinafter particularly descriota
not be m. ..prayed for In
thA petition of D. Stanley BaK3. ad
minlstratdr with the will annexed of
the estate of the std Mary Elizabeth
Adams, deceased.
The real estate herein referred to
and for which said application of sle
has been made la situated in Ja-Se-
aon County. Oregon, particularly des
cribed as follows, to-wit:
Commencing at the Southwest
corner of Donation Land Claim No.
49 in Township Thirty-eight (38
South of Range Two (2) West of
the Wllamette Meridian, and run- i
ning thence North six (6, chains
and twentv-flve (231 links; thence
East Thirty-one f 3 1 chains and
eight 8t links; thence North twsn-tv-flve
(25) chains and seventy-five
(75) links; thence East four (4)
chains and alxty-four (64) links;
thence South thirty-two (32) chains
to the South line of aald Donation
Land Claim; thence We-st on said
South line Thirty-five (35) chains
and seventy-two (721 links to the
place of beginning, containing thirty-five
(351 acres more or loss,
Jackson County. Oregon.
Commencing at a point on mid
dle line of County Road said point
being six and twenty-five hund
reths (6.25) chains North and thir
ty (30) links East of the South
west corner of Donation Land
Claim No. 49 in Township Thirty
eight (38) South, Range Two (2)
West of the Willamette Merldiin
and from said point running thence
East thirty and seventy-eight hund
redths (30.78) chains to the aouth
line of Josephine Wilson's farm;
thence North three and twenty
five hundredths (3.26) chains;
thence West thirty end seventy-
eight hundredths (30.78) chains to
the middle or county Road, and
thence South along middle of said
road three and twenty-five hund
redths (3.25) chains to the place of
beginning, containing ten (10) acres
more or less, Jackson county, Ore
gon. This citation is Issued and publish
ed by Order of the Honorable Ear) B
Dav. Judee of the above entitled I
court made and entered on the 23rd
day of July, 1935. I
Date of first publication, July 24th,
1935.
Witness the seal of the County
j Clerk of Jackson County, Oregon, and
24th day of July, 1935.
O. R. CARTER,
Clerk of the County Court
Jackson County, Oregon.
citation
In the County Court of the County of
Jackson in and for the State of
Oregon.
In the matter of the Estate of Emma
N. Drlskel, Deceased.
To Milton A. Nelms, Emma Mtida
llne Hawley, also known as Emma M.
Hawley, formerly Emma Madallne
Klneart, William Henry Carder, alw
known as William H. Carder, Zach D.
Drlskel. Fannie Denlo Taylor. Edward
Byera, the unknown heirs of iViagnla
M Pmnn rloronuvl t.ho unlrnnu-n
heirs of Virginia Byera. deceased, for-
merly SalUe Virginia Carder, and to
all .other devisees, legatees and heirs
unknown of said Emma N. Drlskel,
deceased. If anv such there be:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREOON: You and each of you ate
hereby NOTIFIED that on JULY 22.
1935, Thomas Dixon, administrator
with ccpy of the will annexed of the
estate of the above named decedent,
filed In the above entitled court and
matter his petition praying for an
order of said court authorizing him,
as such administrator, to sell, at pri
vate sale, for cash, or for cash and
J credit as the court may order, the
nereinarter described real property
and all Interest that decedent hd
therein at the time of her death, ior
the purpose of satisfying the funeial
charges, expenses of administration
and claims against said estate and
for the purpose of paying the legacies
Mail Tribune Daily
ACROSS
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hi. event
4. Genus of the
killer whal
I. Kind of cheese
12. Flowering
plant
14. Bristle
IB. Uroad smile
1. Watch secretly
17, Former
emperor
II. Measures of
length
20. Cluster of
flhra in
wool
31. Paid nubile
notice
21. Belonging: to
that girl
2J. Obtain
21. American
buffalo
21. Cry of the
crow
21. East Indian
weight
29. Genus of the
maple tree
SI. Lad
22. Brilliant blue
star in
"The Lyre"
3i, Weaken
3f. Purchase
35. A -sail
3. Flushed with
success
SS. Salt
S3. As far as
10. Staff
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48. Charge
49. Instrument for
measuring
distance
traversed
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bequeathed by aald decedent In her
will
Now. therefore, pursuant to an or
der dated July 22. 1935. duly entered
In said court and matter by the Hon
Earl B. Day, Judge of said court, you
and each of you are hereby ordered
and cited to appear in the above en
titled court and matter within ten
days from the date of the service of
this citation upon you. If served upon
you within Jackson county, state of!
Oregon, or within twenty days from i
the date of the service of this clta-;
tion upon you. If served upon ou
within any other county of the state
of Oregon, or if this citation Is serv
ed upon you by publication, then
within twenty-eight days from the
date of the first publication of this
citation, and show cause. If any ex
ists, why said order of sale of said
real property should not be made as
prayed for In said petition.
The real property described in aald
petition and which said administra
tor has so petitioned to sell l des
cribed as follows:
Beginning at a point on the west
line of "A" Street or County Rad
In the City of Medford, Jacloon
county, state of Oregon, from which
the southwest corner of Ninth and
"A" Streets bears north 27 degrees
38 minutes west 375.6 feet and run
ning thence south 59 degrees west
198 feet to alley; thence south 0
degrees 30 minutes West 14 feet:
thence south 35 degrees 30 minutes
esst along the alley parallel with
"C" Street 91 feet; thence north
54 degrees 55 minutes east 202.75
feet, more or less, to west line of
"A" Street or County Road: thence
north 27 degrees 38 minutes west
along west line of County Road
101.3 feet, to place of beglnnlrr.
being In the City of Medford, slate
of Oregon, and being the same
property described In deed record
ed in Volume 127 at page 43i) of
the Deed Records of aald county
and state.
Said petition prays that said prop
erty be sold as one tract.
This citation, pursuant to an order
or tne Hon. Earl B. Day, Judge of the
above entitled court, dated and n
tered therein July 22. 1935. Is served
upon you and each of you. the above
named heirs, devlseea, .legatees and
persons, and unknown heirs, legatees
and devisees, if any such there be.
by the publication thereof once
for four successive weeks In
Medford Mail Tribune, a qualiMort
newspaper printed and published In
the aforesaid county and state, the
first publication thereof being JULY
14. 103.4 mnM fnm at 1,4 ia
fmrf ls7ntMB anst tli- 1.aI.
legatees and devisees aroresatd aw in
said order and are herein ordered,
cited and required to appear in the
above entitled court and matter
within twenty-eight days from the
date of the first publication of this
citation, and show caxtse. If any ex
ists, why the order for the sale of
said real property should not be
granted as prayed for in the afore
said petition.
WITNESS the Hon. Bar. B. Day,
Judge of the above entitled court,
with the seal of said court hereto
affixed this 23rd day of JULY. IP'JS.
ATTEST: G. R. CARTER. County
Clerk of Jackson County, state
of Oregon.
By NYDAH NEIL. Deputy.
Seal of the County Court of Jack
son County, State of Orecon affixed.
Eagle Point
EAOLE POINT, July 34. (Spl.)
John Robertson Is suffering from
a very badly brulsrd and lacerated
thumb received while unloading wood
Monday.
Among those from Re Creek
trading In Eagle Point Monday were
Mrs. Jack Grow, Mr. and Mrs, Oene
Bellows and Fred Pettlgrew.
Mrs. L. K. Haak went to Medford
to attend to business matters Tues
day morning.
Mrs. Mary Rummel of Medford re
Cross-Word Puzzle
10. Native of tht
Island of
Luzon
11. Disfigure
12. Instrument
for holding
a vessel In
place
19. Domestic fowl
20. Recently
Required
21. Humble
23. Period of
light
24. Lives a life
of tranquil
ease
55, Muse of lyrlo
and n ma torf
poetry
27. Place apart
28. Affectedly
bashful
31, Undeveloped
flower
22. Having a veil
or velum
X4. River bottom
an. Forbid
37. Tall slender
building
X?. Flavor
41. Ordered
42. Written
promise to
pay
42, Attempt
44. Owns
45. Bovins animal
47. Before
60. Myielf
2. Truthful
2. Ireland
4. Above and
touching
I. Upright part
of a stair
1 Drinking
veanela
7. Feminine
name
I. Compound
ether
f. Looks down
upon with
eontsmpt
turned home Sunday evening after
having spent several days in Eagle
Point visiting Mrs. Mary Taylor.
The Ashpole and Throckmortln
families spent' Sunday at Diamond i
lake.
Orville Henderson met with a very i
painful accident July IB when, as
lie was sharpening a piece of steel, !
a small particle flew into and stuck i
to the right eye-ball necessitating a i
trip into Medford to Dr. Lemery for i
its removal.
D. O. Hood of Portland, and sis
ter, Mrs. John Klrby, husband and
three children of North Carolina.
stopped in Eagle Point for a short
visit with the La Rocques, July 21.
as they were on their way to Crater
and Diamond lakes.
Wm. Vawter. Jr.. of Medford is
spending a few days in Eagle Point
with Jack Stouer.
Mrs. Barbara Steadman and daugh- i
ter, Irma of Anaheim, Calif., wno i
have been guests of Mrs. Cells ;
Holmes have gone to Sunset-on-the-
Rogue, where they have a cottage i
rented for a month.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert LaRocque
And mother, Mrs. A. R. Macdougall of
Seattle, spent last Sunday at Dia
mond lake.
Leonard Bradshaw, Uoyd Damon
and Earl and Fred Farlow of Lake
creek were trading in Eagle Point
Monday.
Mrs. Anna Tucker of Klamath
Falls la here for a month's visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Millie Ting
leaf and family.
Word has Just been received at
this writing of the death of George
Garrett at his home in Medford
July 21, after a lingering Illness.
Mr, Garrett was a brother of Marsh
Garrett of the Long Mountain dis
trict, and a brother-in-law of John
Rader of Eagle Point. He was a
man of sterling character and has
a host of old friends and acquain
tance throughout the Rogue River
valley, who will be sorry to learn ot
his passing.
The Don Brlttsan family has
moved into the Clarence Dav t as
house on the south side of the creek.
O. Davidson of Medford, but for
merly of Eagle Point, was calling
on friends here Monday afternoon.
Pomona Grange
By Gertrude Haak
Jackson County Pomona, Orange
will meet Saturday, July 37, at Phoe
nix In an all day' meeting beginning
at 10 a. m. A large crowd and a good
time la expected.
The regular basket dinner at noon
with an hour of visiting. Lecture
hour program Immediately after dln
ner. Phoenix and Talent Oranges will
furnish forty minutes of the pro
gram. The balance will be educa
tional features In charge of Mrs. O. C.
Maust, lecturer.
Pomona Orange continues to grow
as subordinate granges realize the
importance and value of the Pomona
work.
On Wednesday evening, July 10.
thirty-one new members were given
the degree of Pomona in a very beau
tiful ceremony In charge of the de
gree captain, Mrs. K. Ethel Lathrnp.
The regular officers conferred the
degree wit Pi a abort seating drill.
Sixteen court ladles In Grecian cos
tumes pleased with a Grecian drill.
Alt Grangers are urged to attend
the meeting at Phoenix.
Eagle Point Grange
' Eagle Point grange met Tuesday
evening with sixty members present.
At their next H. E. C. meeting the
ladles will entertain the Phoenix club
at a luncheon.
The lecture hour program was well
handled by members of the Jackson
County Recreation club committee.
Entering the grange in the seating
drill contest was discussed but no
definite action taken.
Ice tea and cook lea wers served .
The tea was not spiked and the cook
ies did not need dunking.
Next meeting will be August 8 at
8:30 p. m. Grangers of the valley are
urged to attend.
Editorial Commenl
Investigation or Pardon?
Scorched by the backfire from
granges In, Jackson county because
he Joined in the petition for review
of the L. A. Banks case, peter Zim
merman protests that he did not ask
for a pardon but for an Investigation.
The language of the petition speaks
for Itself. Here Is the preamble:
"We, the hereunderslgned, citi
zens of the State of Oregon, feel
ing that the State of Oregon has
been a party to an unfair and un
just conviction of a man, and
prominent citizen, who for many
years has been sincerely Interested
In the developments of our State,
and Is at the present time Incar
cerated In the Oregon State Peni
tentiary for a crime which he had
no remote voluntary Intention of
committing: nd who wss convict
ed of murder In the second degree
on the 21st dsy of May, 1833; re
spectfully petition that you can
duct or authorize a sincere and ex
haustive Investigation into the
facts and circumstances surround
ing the trial and conviction of
Llewellyn A. Banks, formerly of
Medford, Oregon, which we trust
will culminate In the extentlon of
the executive power and Issue a
pardon to Llewellyn A. Banks, on
the grounds and for the following
reasona:"
The petitioners ak for sn Investi
gation "which we trust will culmin
ate In the extension of the executive
power and Issue a pardon to Llewel
lyn A. Banks." That comes about as
close to asking for a pardon as the
rules of bad rhetoric allow.
One of the reasons cited for the In
vestigation of what the petitioners
say they feel wss an "unfair and un
just conviction" of a man was this:
"That at the time of trial and
conviction, there was prevalent In
Jack ion County, Oregon, and the
surrounding counties, intense pre
judicial feelings against Mr. Banks.
, making it impossible (or him to
Transferred to L. A.
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Capt. Theodore Wyman, Jr., at
Istant Missouri river division en.
gineer at Kansas City, was ordered
transferred to Los Angelea, whers
he will be in charge of a large flood
control program. (Associated Press
Photo)
Gangster Slain
Loult "Two-dun" Altarla (above),
gangster and pal of Al Capone In
Chicago's pro-repeal beer-running
days, was fatally wounded by a
ahotgun blast from ambush on a
northalde .Chicago (treat, (Asso
ciated Press Photo)
obtain adequate or complete de
fense preparation and a fair and
Impartial trial, as a result thereof."
What was the background of this
feeling? Aside from the murder of
Constable Prescott, the hysteria was
that whipped up by Banks through
his newspaper. It was Banks who pre
dicted bloodshed, who dally by wild
and extravagant statements fanned
the flames of civil dlHcord. Those not
of his fold sought in vain to allay the
frenzy, to compose the public mind.
But the Incipient revolution de
veloped until armed men from the
hills appeared In the streets of Med
ford, until ballot boxes were stolen
from the courthouse while an as
semblage sang and cheered to divert
attention, until a constable was slain
with a bullet from Banks gun.
The Indications are that the prime
purpose of the petition is to create a
"cause celebre", to make Banks Ore
gon's Tom Mooney and Sacco and
Vanzettl, The first signer, and pre
sumably the Instigator Is Richard
Neuberger, who is politically ambi
tious, and who Is purposely assuming
the role of Agltator-at-Large for Ore
gon. We doubt If he has any sym
pathy for Banks, and are of the opin
ion that he Is merely seizing the case
as a vehicle for agitation. (Salem
Statesman).
Stretch L'njolnts Shoulder
BLAINE. O. (UP) Ed Bargar
stretched so vigorously upon awaken
ing that he dislocated a shoulder.
His father a physician, fortunately
answered the cry of anguish and
reset the joint.
Ohioan Jostles Fate
CINCINNATI, Ohio (UP) Fate
can't "out-fox" Robert J. O'Brien,
Cincinnati, a former state senator
O'Brien was born at midnight, and
so to make sure of his birthday an
vlersary he celebrates two days each
year, June 4 and 8.
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10 HOLD RALLY IN
iALISTS' LAIR
Milwaukee Convention Ex
pected to Attract 10,000
Move Seen As Attempt
Offset Progressive Power
By Detlef R, Peterson
United Press Staff Correspondent
MILWAUKEE (UP) In this city,
stronghold of the socialist party In
the United States, President Roose
velt and nearly 10,000 delegates from
the 48 states and territories are ex
pected to participate In the second
national convention of young Demo
cratic clubs at the municipal audi
torium August 23 and 24.
Political observers see a move be
hind the convention to offset Pro
gressives' power in Wisconsin and an
attempt to dwarf the Republican
"Grass Roots" session at Springfield,
111.
Democratic senators and repre
sentatives, as well as national and
state Democratic leaders, Including
governors, will be Invited.
Koosevrlt Due to Attend
President Rosevelt has promised ta
speak here the last day of the con
vention. Efforts are under way, also.
to schedule James J.. Farley, Post
master General, and Daniel C. Roper,
Secretary of Commerce, for addresses
in addition to two or three other
leaders of national prominence.
"We don't want to get too many
speakers, though, because we will
have much work to do." said Patrick
J. Cooney, Madison, president of the
Wisconsin young Democratic clubs
and co-chairman of the convention.
Thomas Byrne, assistant district at
torney here. Is the other chairman.
Despite contentions of some politi
cal observers that the convention
would attempt to "put the grass
rooters on the spot," Democrats da
llied It.
No. Concern Professed
"We're not concerned or worried
about the grass roots convention
one Democrat declared.
Most of tho convention time will
be devoted to efforts to continue the
organization's growth snd develop
ment, Cooney explained. Athletto
programs and other forms of enter
tainment. Including visual education
studies, complete the schedule.
Gene Tunney, former heavyweight
boxing champion of the world, will
have charge of the athletlo events,
according to tentative plans.
Tower May Be Shown
"I expect this convention to indi
cate the growth of young Demoeratlo
clubs In the United States since our
first convention at Kansas City In
lOC3t" Cooney said.
Only preliminary plans have been
drafted for the convention by the ar
rangements committee appointed by
the national officers.
A bitter fight for the selection of a
national president appears certain,
Joseph H. Letb, South Bend, Ind
will be acftndidate. Clifford Wood
ward, Dea Moines. It., Incumbent, la
expected to run for re-election.
Lelb, who says he was the original
organizer of the first Roosevelt for
President club In the United States,
has appointed Louis Flanagan, Wash
ington, as his campaign manager,
Raymond Walter, president of
young Democratic clubs In the dis
trict of Columbia, Is dark horse can
didate for the presidency.
Young Roosevelt to Attend
James Roosevelt, the president's
eldest son and secretary of the
national organization of Young Dem
ocrats, is expected to arrive In Mil
waukee several days before the con
vention. Under the leadership of Farley and
Roper, Young Democrats of America
were organized prior to the presiden
tial campaign In 1933. Membership
limited to persons between the ages
of IB and 40 years, has grown to more
than 3.000.000.
The clubs were organized to stim
ulate In young people an active In
terest In governmental affairs and to
develop party leadership.
National conventions are held
every two years.
Far Trouble Affect Pupils
MONTREAL (UP) More than T
per cent of the children In Montreal
schools have defective hearing, ac
cording to the department of health
which has Just concluded a three
year survey.
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