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Newspaper Page Texto XfEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFOKD. OREGON. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. 1935 PAGE NINETEEN W H AT YO U WANT Classified FOR EASY REFERENCE Vtt liUV TO eou.r-.ott! Bead every d ,B thU pace. Ho" probably find -srtly . the thing yon want to buy or sell. If It Isn't there, advertise. It'i Inrajpenslve, effective. Bar word first Insertion (Minimum 25c) Btak additional Insertion. par word (Minimum 10c) ar ll per month without y enaaoes FOX WAJIT AD LOST AMD FOUITD LOST Purse containing valuable pa pers. Reward. Mrs. Edith A. John son. 412 No. Ivy St. LOST Large brown tarpaulin with rings in corners, between Med ford and V a nHoe ve n be re ranch . S am Valley. Phone 332. Relnking Truck ing Co. Reward. LOST 11 dog rriiwing. call iflU WANTED FEMALE KELT WANTED Lady to share apt. with high school teacher. 618 So. Oak dale. WANTED Lady to care for 3 chil dren, help with housework. Call between 5:30 and 6:30 p. m., 422 bo. Ivy. WANTED Competent young woman for general housework. References. Cll at 15 Summit or Phone 1249-W. WANTED Experienced waitress. Dow 'a Cafe. WANTED Woman to do housework. Phone 666-X. between 6 and 7 p. m. MALE AND FEMALE EXPERIENCED Anjou pickers wanted Monday. Sept. 9. Tel. H. L. Gon yon, 579-R, Medford Expt. Station. WANTED Experienced ,pa.r plcksw. Bosc and Anjous, Monday, Sept. 2. Anderson. Pair Oaks Orchard. Tel. 371-Y before 7 a. m. or afler 7 p. m. WANTED Ambitious people to turn present idle hours into busy pay days through business training Day or Evening and Home Study Cours es tn Junior and Senior work Pall (Arm opens September 16. Medford Business College. OWN- WANTED SITUATIONS EXPERIENCED stenographer desires position In office. References. Box 6807. Tribune. WAKTED-NISCELLANIOUS WANTED About 50 ewes. Henry Niodcrmeyer, Tel. Jacksonville 354. WANTED Clean cotton rags. Mall Tribune. - WOMAN with small child wants transportation to Los Angeles. Share expenses. Phone X-F-ll. WILL tin man who borrowed th Ud der, from Mrs. Deter, 103 Eaea 11th return It at once WANTED Proposal for haullnv 100 tons bay. Box 6701. Tribune. GIl wants board and room in pri vet home near htph school. 8te price. P. O. Box 395. Medford. WAftTKD Small (rrocry start wit! pump. - Box 6690, Tribune. ,VT YOUR Furniture rtupho!tM, refinlshed. rIusd by Thlbeult. Phone 969-R for estimate AH' 1D p ph omm toi nouier.ole furniture and oves We t!mj duj atetals Di'ias paits wool and mj :r MEUPORD BARGAIN HOUSt 7 I Drape St Prion i0 Arritu iirsi oi n 9m nuiz CN V ACTED -Vtl cttl veal, la and pastue J J 0nbnj S RENT 3 -room furnished house, clone in. Call evenings, 24 Lincoln, A or Phone 95-R. HOUSE for rent. 18 00 month. Fnr-nlt-0a lor sale. Oak Grove Lan. Murphy place. Box 291-A, Rt. 1. TOR SALE OR RENT Modtm 3 -room furnished house. 532 N. Orape. FOR r,NT Attractively fu:nthed 6. room .use at 2430 Hlllcrest road. 50 mrrh. Call 173. FOR RENT Furnished house North Rlvers.de. clcwe tn. Phone 879-X for appointment. FOR RENT Small furnished house. Inquire 303 S. On Acinic. FOR RENT 5-roon modern furnish ed house, 35.00. IquJre Sienal Ser vice Station, cor. 6th and Fir St FOR RENT 5-room furnished noiif 130. 330 Haven. Call at 324 Haven. FOR RENT 1017 West 10th St flu rooTn unfurnished borne, hardwood floors, fireplace, nice ba-ck ysrd ?0 :r.c water Cherle R. Rav ReAitor. Medrora BM f'Q-ne 302 FOR RENT 5 room modern in use garden, fruit ani attractive grounds ?2 50 pr mt wter p;d Inq:i:re st 724 A'.oer & TOI KK.NI - S-'iii- :'jvii.-it ,ii 'ln.' irn "o B.oo A tut. FOR KENT FURNISHED ROOMS FURNISHED room with sitting room, near high school. Pleasant arrange ment for two teachera. Box S826. Tribune. FOR a nice quiet place far teachera to room and board, aee 704 North Central. FOR RENT Sleeping room 325 So Riverside. ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 S Grape. FOR RENT ROOM BOARD WILL FURNISH room and board to school teacher or eiplo?ed ladlea. also garage: terms reasonable nicely located. Box 5712. Tribune. O HATES reasonable at 718 B Main FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT 5 -room tarnished upper anoi-tmnrlf nana Mil rt.hflllS. In- qutre W. F. Campbell, 804 B. Main. ATTRACTIVE APT. Uewly decorated, new furniture, heat .hot water, gar age. Rates moderate. 10 Quince St. FOR RENT Large cool apt. radio and sleeping porch 518 So Oakdale. FOR iEKT XISCELLAX90UI FOR RENT Floor sander. For Sale Tree props, tree prop hooka, econ omy Lbr Co.. Phone 694. FOR RENT Business location room 16x50 Will remodel to suit tenant pply Mail rribune TO BXCXAftCLS FOR EXCHANGE Shropshire buck, short 2 yrs. old, exchange for 1000 lbs. of wheat. Harry Barr, Jack sonville. Ore., Star Rt. FOR IXCKAffM JkAfci EffTATfi WELL located filling station, room for cabins, trade for clear resiaence ana some cash. 10 Acres, part IrritjaHd. fruit, -room house, $2000 clear, want Med ford home. MEDFORD TRADJHG COMPANY 31 so. Riverside. Tel. 103. VERY desirable town property locat ed in the heart of an Joaquin val- lev. Modesto. Cl.. trade lor prop erty In or near Medford. Will as sume. Give description, t. u box 252. Medford. FOR SALS RIAL S4TATS Vv ACRES. 4 -room modern house, 2 car garage, 4 poultry houses, family fruit and berrlea, close in, only 2500 cash. 4 -room modern summer cottaa, fireplace, electricity, fully furnish ed, fine garden, berries. thnde, etc, only $635 cash for a clear title. Can . be rented during winter. Bsautlful est side 8-room home, large lot, with fine shde. This fine property can be bought for 3000, and only needs $700 cash to handlo. An unusual opportunity. BROWN & WHITE, Realtors. 104 W. Main. FOR 5ALB Equity in 5-room and bath ana y-room iuraisnea. eiow In. S41 Austin St. FOR SALE 2 acres near Medford, with 4 -room modern home, barn, garage, berries and fruit; fine soil, under Medford ditch; l1 acres pasture, balance garden. Total price $1500, with excellent terms. See Charles A. Wing ARency, Inc., 109 E. Main. Phone 728. FOR SALE 10 acres under J4tdford ditch, located wltnin miW of city limits, wonderful soil. 4-room house, - chicken house and parage. A ral bargain at $1500. Excellent terms. See Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc., 109 E. Main. FOR SALE Lot In Ashland, bloc from Norm!, or trade for used car. Apt. J. Tidings . Afhland. 1-5 ACKaM clove to city limits; room house, splendid c h 1 c k ho u we, brooder houe. cholot ar dtn knd. cloev to frsxlt school. Previous price $1950. now 11275. m It must be sold quickly. Terms. 61 Acres valley land, 6 miles fro MftHford; 55 A. alfalfa, rest grain, corn and pasture; small house and bern, chicken house; good location! Liquidating bank property, going at iTi; terms. B. J. PALMER Reel Eat ate Broker, itoscs in Palmer Music Store. SISKIYOU HEIGHTS NEW HOME Automatic oil heat, 6 rooms, bath. 3 rnis. extra large; fine view, cement basement, floored unfinished attic. Priced below cost. No trade-in. Open dally 2-5 p. m. 1619 East Main St OllSMt FO SALE OH MATT JacAtfm Oounty Building t Loi M'o Phortt 19 RAVt vral hih-clas home prop ertiw m Oold Hill. Central foun Wsdiord. Ashland foi salt on rent el b:$ of trade for Portland prop erty But reduction for cash bee or write E If Stldd. 40 GranJUt Asniana. uro WHEN yon think ol real '-at thir.k of BrowD & White 100 ACRES, well Improved, stocked and equipped, close to Meed ford: some cash or income property Bal anoe ionz time, low Interest. O A DeVoe. 523-J-2 9 FOR 5AL-AUTMOBIL DE SOTO Coupe, late model, perfec: everv wav. Srcie,l price $169 00. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth. FOR SALE 1930 Whippet sport road ster. 603 W. 11th. GOOD USED CARS Reduced Prices Trade and TVrma 1B?3 Plymouth 6 DeLuxe sedan, mdemounts. w '.934 Plymouth coupe. 1933 Plymouth DeLuxe regular se dan. 1930 Ford "A" 2 -door tedsn. 1932 Pa ard 8 DLuxe sedan. 1935 C:.r;sler 6 sedan. Csdillac sedan. 19?9 Eiwei cna.ierer town waan. 1931 Harley-Daviriscn motorcycle. 1929 OMfmobile roadster Several otrier cheaper uwd oe:s to chcj ::um RMSHRONG U01XRo. In i $0 Si. Rivc;s,d lei. U FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Dode touring 35.00 Star Delivery (45.00. Kay's Market. Talent. FOR 8AU! Hudson sedan with car tent and camp outfit. 915000 cash Phone 957 or 833-R. FOR SALE- -LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Saddle horaea. Inquire M. Hansen, Brownaboro. FOR SALE 6 milk cows. mile south Agate school on Midway road. C. S. Lajnmey. FOR SALE; Sound gentle horse sulUble for women or children 203 Mountain Ave. Ashland. Ore 2nd house below S P. tracks. TWO OOOD COWS, some good milk goats, 1 sow. 9 pigs, l woc-a saw lor sale. M. V. Pomeroy. Gold Hill, cor. Old Stage road and Galls creek road. FOR SALE 12 head stock cattle. In quire Wayne Doaks, Trail, Oregon. FOR SALE DOGS PETS LLEWELLYN SETTERS Reasonable. Dr. I. H. Gove. FOR SALE Mixture Australian shep herd and collie pups. Phone 744-X. evenings,) FOR SALE Purebred hounds; one 2-yar-old female and 3 male pups ready for training. O. T. Wilson, 6-F-21. Gold Hill. J0X AL1 POULTRT AD BO? FOR SALE White Lwthorn hens, Fourth house north of Beall Lane, old highway. 2 DOZ. R. I. R. puliate. 315 Ashland Ave., Medford. BIftCai.L.AI0V FOR SALE Almost new gao range. 22 Almond. FOR SALE Supsrfeti oil-burning heater, small size; Coleman gaso line heiUr; also panel door, 2'-3"x 6'-8". with hardware. Inquire last house left slcte of Leator Lane, or Phone 849 -M. FOR SALS wall Sainal casii rcj lster. Tel. 2il. FOt SALE Cull Gbllclous applss, lare 6lz. Hewbry k Sons, Phoe nix. FOR Pftlov OoUvn clirs, canning tomatosa. Gteim ftanch. Talent. CUCUMBER Fresh evsry iay. Doe, 1700 Prune at. o U3BD tlr and tills, 6.S7-C1. Casv, 602 So. Riverside. HAWAIIAN steel fultr. inrw;tlon books, tuners and plohs, $5.00. 243 North Holly. FOR SALE Prunw. Fron 7-F-12 FOR SALE SJectrlc rane. wardrobe trunk, cash register, adding ma chine, guns, watches. Cecil Jen nings, b So. Front. FOR SALE 3 -In. sxd antf gravol pump, rtitfln. sisctlon ho, boxes, stel riffle, nil complete. Inquire L. Wiac. GoVd Rill, Ore. FOR SALE Alfalfa in shocls. Houston, Roas Lane. Milton CANNING 493-R. M crqp. Vhoa PRUXJ lc lb., you fick thM. t ml. wftt on Jac$mvHli highway. B. . Ford. rot SALE Bvt, oh boy! Summer over aTMi sjicsi mat than half' priot. But It's lumber. Lew W1I. Hams. 1520 Horth Riverside. FARMERS. ATT10H! For rtatullt tcoid-hnnd farm las.ple m?nt at tM!yln prlcw oil a. 3$ ' South Graa. JAvdfata. CORK Qoldsn Bwntam; toaastciM. 50c lug. 2 mll- wW o J'Vllle Hlghviy. B. 1. Ford. BARGAINS in UW Hubbard Bro. CANNING TCMATOiA. U. V Penlne;r, 3 nit lea north Central Point, Pacific Hifhwsy. FOR SALE FM:S. 6 or $ torn Jut ot'ninninf tn njun. Fhoiis your ordfcr now for thaw flrss non-Irri gated Elberim an4 Mailiw. oS Or chard. Fhom M7-L. HAVE YOUB Ota Reaaunabte ns nim i SACKS c 20.000 9&. n Siwi.. Bu i s uid is see us CMio: you buy Has ford Bargain Hou from m.m.m-j vsM HAVI nsw wrlKaar ralhs lisutodfeN ts your ofd waarnf Any paartt avail atjle. Skrgaln prfac thai BMtvHa only. Floss' Bars we. FOR SALE Cooiilng apples. n 132'L. WE MAKE and remodel clothlafl Kiddles' and adulU" appirel rem.ae Into new school snd fall wear. Con sult us about your "what to wear mis ian- proDifma and save. Tel 744-X. evenings. PERMANENTS at Prevost's ; hop $15. cor. Oakdale at 10th. Ph. 727 PERSONAL MATT YE E RUSSELL, D. D ts s home, 305. Jackson S' Medford, Ore. GIFTED PSYCHIC gives advloe on all affairs of life. 903 No. Riverside. REV. NELLIH L. VINCE.VT Spiritual consultation. Phone 289-R. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstracts -JACKSON CO. AKSTRAC1 CO Aostracts of ntle tnd ntie insursnol m mly oomplet ntle System .o Jackson -ounty luHAtOHS IRAri CO AlStrao'-l o r,l K-ni tnO a No al4 huftj. &&ui Ara-, a'-Ai-'a, BUSINESS DIRECTORY HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pact era ana mover Special ilvettock moving equipment Prtoe right fllO North Riverside Phone 61ft Transfer. TRUCKING AND STOKAUB LOCA1 and long distance oaullng Furni . tare moving, etc tteadunable rate Tel 833 P B SamaoD Co EADQ TRANSFER A STORAflE CO Offloe 1016 No Central Phone SLft Prices rtffbt derrtce ?uiraoted E i pert Window C1rarra. LET GBUU)R DO IT Tel IWi House cleaning flooi waxing ori ental rug cleaning and upholstering Money to Lend MONEY LOANED 50 to 6300 (or personal or household purpose on House Furnishings or Autos; also Cart Refinanced Loans closed wiihin 30 minutes License No. 8 157, See W E Thomaa, 45 So Cen tral. Piano and anirar Instruction. FRED ALTON HAIGHT Accredited teacher of piano. Modern piano Instruction. Studio 318 Liberty Bldg., Medford, Ore. LEGAL NOTICES . ' Notice Notice Is hereby given that Tuesday, October 1. 1935, at 2:00 clock p. m the Board of Directors of the Eagle Point Irrigation District, acting as a board of equalization, will meet In the office of said board, at Eagle Point, Oregon, for the purpose or reviewing and correcting the dis trict RASMsment and Diiu.i.ionmcnt of taxes for the year 1936, such as sessment list as approved and adopt ed by the Board of Directors of said district is now on file In the office of the District, where it is open for In spection by all persons Interested. This notice is published by order of the Board of Directors of said Dis trict. R. T. SEAM ON, Secretary. In the County Court of the State of jot iiacKson uounty. In the Matter of the Estate of Flor ence Aicinnis, ueoeaseo.. ThA 1inrircl0navri haa Kun s aI . ed and qualified by the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson vsuuiiby, a AQinimsirttior Ol rne Es tate of Florence Mclnnls. deceased. All persons having claims fliitir. such estate are notified to present them, duly verified, and with proper vouchers, to me et my office, Cooley Theatre Building. Medford, Oregon, within six months from September 6. tifn-j, mre uaw; nils notice. RAWLES MOORS. Administrator. COIN FLOWS TO CITY LIKE COUNTRY BOYS SALEM. Ore. (UP) Money like so many farm boys flows from the country to the city, according to the United States department of agri culture. The department estimated that be tween 1920 and itus. some $3,000 000,000 (b) or $4,000,000,000 b) mov ed cityward In the settlement of In heritances. The children of the prosperous far mer, explained the federal bursou economists, sometlmea go to the clttes, and when the estate Is di vided the onei who staye at home assume debts and dpreclatlon in the mUlement of the estate. Dectooelng farm prosperity has led to Increasing city ownership of farm snd greater tenancy. 1 Urn Mall Tribune want s. ACRVt I. Otker t. UtlllM S. Not br.fi 12. Tiers It. Grasttr ss.wit la loutNm otm- Pttlkitlon tl. Vtry tick if. riwitlre t- Uwhnitnt a C.r.' swlr ."j a h I to in. uv Optloal Bag9 21. SulmtaB eNtalrMH from tar 25. Tree 26. ProncM 2?. RAlta si. sivrmaMSr Wl. Ulv bach '. Carton tlt SI. Jawnv c-W im J"r. a :U Jaw ii v plosion 4. tind ofvnov- sho: variant &hlrkr 4 tt mm mu an strtmcni tMaf tor the tiwm $1. AfMrnblsga or came 62. email I Hand Sklvvtai av Tswaray'$ Puzao giiitriAiTiAGinr I K O Q N Wl A 1 A ft EjpABTTTp. IL hii TWMu nmaT1 u n UTT nea l m OA 5 f f AMS A TfpvTSIE ' p ft f .p. T? fir r T(f Ji"7r itr-" -jfo-, ' is ; i ib q J U ,;, 47 484f ' o ' "H; -5 '-;$:sz I ' ..j "1 1 1 LjiiLL j 1 l...iL-.I-.. 'No'...30,000 Times 'No' She Smiles At Democrats With "Gimmes" I ' C- i jpS- h ' . i Madeline piiRh wanted to be a secretary WASHINGTON (AP) When "de serving Democrats" come to town with the "gimmes" they walk unsus pectingly into one of the most effec tive smiles In Washington. It beams from the very large grey eyes and the flashing white twh of Madeline Pugh, a Des Molnsc, la,, girl, who is famous because she has said "No" to some 30,000 people since June. 1933. That Smile Wins She presides over the reception room at the Democratic national committee headquarters. A smsll boy from Arizona or a severe-faced woan from Terre Haut arrives and de mands a Job, "or else." Miss Pugh turns her smile on them and In two minutes they have subsided gratefully Into a chair along the wall with some 20 to 50 others waiting. From then on the battle is all to (OUNTY Rogue River ROGUE RIVER, Sept. 6. (Spl.) Funeral services for Leslie Jones were held at the graveside Tuesday in the Rogue River cemetery. Lesile was years old and had been a resident of Rogue River many years. His mother passed away here several years ao. Since that time he has lived m ft bachelor. On Saturday he. wit his partner, H. R. Randlerwan, war in the Elk creek district twhp thay were hunting for yew logs. Aa ha carrying two logi back t th row ibout 3 o'clock, he dropped dead fro a heart attack. Mr. JonM haa known survivors. School bells rang out the Mmma again Tuesriay mornmg. starting an other school year. Only two old tweh ers are here thta year, Hutjk- JSart man and Mlsa Myrtle Willie. Th 9 0. Metal CM 7. OU In4taa trim 8. Dry 5. Troplw $m$ IS. Mifi f. M ra twa t'i. Thr-a.f 10. Bran ratar affMl VI. HonrwMBtfll 83 Slows A3. Rigor 28. ilerNft.Mfl br 40. Uti(cKe 41. Orw KVWW-O 42. CavMWM j 44. fllrk 41 (CxclsiKfitinr 48. Kprlle 49. Clique f. 6S. PtRpen 64. (ch of war ih- Went away DOWtf 1. kfircre 2. T(pbH i$r; I. One Killed In fnrlni i, Anak Bajn :va nnd now, she wys, "I msm to to." Miss Pugh. The Job-sslwra may coins back day after day, for one month, for three months. If they go home -without a Job they write letters back thanklnr her for hwr hlndness. If they land a Jo they are likely to con trlbuW canary or flowers to Miss Fugh's 4tos4c. She AIM Walt ta Mies Pugh has had some experience worrying in waiting rooms, herself. When sh finished a stenographic course In Das Moines she set out for Washington, the depreo notwith standing. She finally landed & Job In the census bureau. Then she ahlfled to the crop-loan division of AAA. and then to committee headquarters. "You see." she smiles mischiefv ously, "I wanted to be a secretary, and I seem to be to nothing less than the day's major political head quarters." principal Is William La )lrlclat; Bc lel Powell Is science unci maMiial training twcher; BhMriyji Mchmldt Is English and honw economics teach er; Bdna Dan ford, oamiHeacial baach r; Hugh Hartman, seveHtlt aval eighth graces; Julie, winty. fiftk and sixth grades: Itfyrtto WUlia, tklid and fourth grades Neaas Sbeary, and second grais. Mies Evelyn Schmidt h satjuslaitti a vtslt fmm her mot Ik r at Frtlawl. yr. and Mrs. Aoy Batiker mvar 4 Wsdnesttafr fraan a lew aVitn' vm tlo spent at Ciwct City. Mr. and Mrs. The. HNivai ma dltiMar cuwti FrieUy wmi s Mm J. M. Whipple hos. Mr. 4 Mrs. Jsm ftkwamtf at lamath Fall sawnt tlwar Wvbar akiy vacation at th home aif ICSr. said Mm. Tom Wllw.. Mw. HaroM ffeoarh ami swall tr at Ft. Ian wmo ovcr nVght visitors l im tiIns CArter foal Thiaray. Mr. af( Ma Tfctax who tM( their ftumnaaas &e. Wt Sun wy wrnla far Hw4r koaao la ttiw Iflr. RJM Mrs. V. O. XIIOmII. Mr. aiW Mrs. CUailst Wife w4 iwM tiw viik Umir rv- ata Mr. and Mm. AiMf Vllw?. i Vt Vltoy Corvar Ikwmr. Mir. mm. OMMbv Mamr na.ia MfkUy fra tkw wniW kMSMty. soa i-aHwxi 3A UwuMafwMl laiw. im. wr M'Jim4 YaRwajy Va Mv WW atMvja, vlea 1ms tnm IDurry aiM( lwr jaKlwr, M j. Hhmmi mim. m Maul Mm Mnw M. imn nor. JimtMf W a 4ia sa; My Urn Mmn CTatf Km. Tvxwa ji-jflvakM tm Mr. m Tsmt t pwMl as H. mmjh Tfiaiath m. U u ut 9t'.m tm MJ awaa a)i;n!?- w Minify irt uiai c Vm. ftr t-hers tnd sits bar have rented ths At re sjirtniu an Vain street. Mrs. John CugiajajSi atl clilln came over from Ft. Jones, aVhere they have spjnt the summer, and will re- wue xirre ior tno winter. Mr. and Mrs. lorold bourse ag having a large acrfen porh added to thir ouse. .Mr. Allan McOregory is doing the work. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Harnett are the proud owners of a neW Ford V-8 coupe. Foots Creek FOOTS CREPK, Vpt. o.(8pl.) j Mr. and Mrs. Victor Blrdseye and children, Teddy. and Dorothy, ntved August 27 lo the Meadowbrook farm near Phoelx, where Mr. Hlrtlsey will be enageo: tn the dairy business. Mr. and Mra. Milton StelnmetE and small son Harry le of Hallway, and Mrs. John Cook of Oold Hill were calling on tins R. L. Millers A-)ust 30 Mr. and Mrs. George PrMsrnan. son George snd daughter Dorothy of Bend Kpnt sVfrl days last week srlth Mrs. ! Fremin's slater. Mrs. V. Crv?ny i Mrs Corve ny accompanied tnem home lut a wee vlt. Briefs Dr. Srely of Portland, snd son-ln- law. Howard Groves of Grants Pass, I called at th Oeorge Lance home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Drummond I were business visitors in Grants Pass , septem'-r 4. 1 Mrs. Agnes Buckley of Los Angeles. Mrs. Nellw Foster end Mrs. Buck of Boston. Mhm, were visiting old friends here last week. Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Buckley formerly lived in Gold Hill and will be remembered as the rO'trlch sisters. David Blrdseye and Rowland Miller left September 4 for a several days' fishjng trip up Little Butte creek. SARDINE CRSIK. Sept. . (Spl.l School opened at the Afea.v'roor school Jtsindftv with enrollmsnt oi, t4An yuil. Irc Jtkajbn of ' f.ll, Is eat-iyea: fa year, this bsln.her thira" yeir h(', Jfculph DviCKbrry, who hne ben employsd at Gsjelle, Calif., ht-ullnej hfv, ms hew ova- tW wm4 alia. If, ana Mrs. O. C Seams, who Wrc kgsm. living on JMotc Crtwa the wtithw, cslltfK At Um Wilt home vrt k v to stx. vtmm cn HlMg p1um. Tlwy waa movlhg as the Van ltosvenb-K-fr, orchaW 1m Ium Tsl ley, where Mr. Beaans Is amtlope. John Bdlngton teft loot wsc for Sawyers u, Calif., whaaa )m hm (su-' pluyment In a Mine. Mr. and Itlrs. Georgia SwAttJ twvva been employed for some tlMt at a home cannery, located across, tlw highway from 8herwoo4s Auto anip. Mr. and Mrs. Dae Jofcnetixi ar4 daughter, Beverly, arrlvW lat VeMiy for a month's visit with hr poamts, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Price. Mr. Jnkn son has been running a 0M faiovia for H. B. S4teels near Loom Is, Oallf.. in a placer mine, for some time, but the plant hws closed dowr teMor- nrily now. Mr. and Mrs. John SwUth mmnIr a trip to the huckleberry patch re cently acid returned w4t4t a ntae lot of berries. Mrs. Mabel Taylor wo callW to Medford Wednesday by tle serious illness of her brother, John Simpson, but left him a little Improved. Mrs. Chas. McMerrlck and children, Alice and George, were callers Wed nesday at the 8. A. Dusen berry place, having recently returned from a trip tnru California, aa far south as San Diego, where they visited Mr. Mc Merrlck's mother and also visited the San Diego exposition. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brown, of Sa lem, who have been visiting their children In California for some time, stopped over on their return to visit several grangers, Mr. Brown being the State Grange organiser. They were overnight guosts Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs, P. L. WaH, and Thursday, accompanied by tle Wa4ts, ntad a trip to Cra be Lafee, and on their fo IrwrM Im the evening visited tfra Up pw Bogus Grange. Mrs. Bile B4nghm, of Thompson Cn)c4k, has been spending the past tkaea wce4M here visiting her daug-h-' acr, Mas. John Smith and family. Her sieeer, Mrs. Johnson, from Scappoose, Om., Is atea vlaHlng here, and they snet Tliursttoy with their niece, Mrs. Mmid P4eree and family. BTEHLira, Bept. 6. (Spl.) F. P. Stton and son. Oay. ara hauling lials for the California Owge. Pawer company. Tin Starling Mining cempawy la Btllld'rs a pipe line and quite ft few men are employed. Mra. P. P. Dutton la leaving Sat urday for Palrhault, Minn., wheae ete will visit relatives and friend. Harry Fester la working kt te vnllpy. IT-. h4 mas. Clwriey SJntWJti wv tnaea: to Irafri-fnMl SW4dV. V. Caaell waa M Mr4lKaM taawa mMntt ItiMiwsa aefitly. A vl.arwt tktM-W Beam anavt aver aawllwi rmai VMmntiv, aHitkng Hir twlara a MR. Iflaa. Wwiljnaa Butt aaqa najya kect A.varNt a3. an. MB U kd HSmnv WWii la at . amm M.mb) whw a taXM,, f ta 1i ii i ad aaaa mam tin. Nan. TwnJwai a 4t daA m wav ta btwMtt mm. Vm Mi) T4rMs w-M vtsr paw. ecauMe tln hwy ttiftncsi. Tm tUtm w- In v.s U n vm Tin next Nat- lns; VlH 1. a wn rt InM-, r. ana Ms. isrl 1oo, if Vend. vlRit- ov.r tlr veer enJ with their parents, A, sad tf. D. Wood. Mr. and HQs. h. Pennington and son Lawrence Jr., and datighttf Bet tie Jan4S)spent Sunday and Labor day at Richardson Springs, near Chlco. Aubrey Sander spent a few days last week at Bandon and other places on the coast. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Klepper have as their guests Mrs. Klepp0 parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Robinson Hnd her brother, James Robinson and wife, of Arkansas. Mrs. T. L. Albright and nephew, Dwlght Albright, were In a party of nine spending a week at the South Mr t hod 1st church school at Bandon. Mrs. Albright went as a teacher and Mr. Albright aa a delegate. Mr. and Mrs. p. H. Mlnear had as their guests thslr niece and nephew Mr. and Mn . Norm a n Fra ley , of Klamath Palis. Mrs. Hrry Gasper, Mrs. Mlnear's sister, la also visiting her from Maryavllle. Calif. Mrs. Gas per will be accompanied home next wek by her daughter, Wanda Mae. who has spent the summer with her j aunt, Mrs. Mlnear, We are fcorr' to report Uiat sirs. A ) Sterling OF ARIZONA VILLAGE o Accused Are Members of Mormon Church Offshoot Who Refused Obey 1890 Edict" Against Polygamy By John Callmn United Press staff Correspondent SHORT CREEK, ArU., S-pt. a. ,UP)- Six men ana women, accused of practicing polygamy, will face pre llmlnory hearings In th Justice court of this tiny, Isolated Arizona "strip" community today. The six four men and two woYnc were charged specifically with "opea and notorious cohabitation." a ponl. tentlary offense under Arizona law. The accused are members of ties rethren of the United Order, a see of expelled Mormons who refused t obey the Mormon edict of 18?ai 'ratalnst palygomy. It was expected county authorities would find It dif ficult. If not Impossible, to cjbtala, local witnesses against them. Fled from rtul, This section of Arizona, lying Im Mediately south of the Utah border, waa colonized originally by Mormcai ramlllea who fled from Utah whem the federal government moved draa tleolly to suppress polygamy In that sne. The "strip" Itself Is one of the mose k4ftted and desolate sections In tlw' United States. To reach Short Creek, 10 miles airline from the county seat, It la necessary to travel nearly 450 mllea. over roada that are all but Impassable. Without telephone or telegraph lines, with only occasional contact with the outside world, th Brethren developed email farms and tiny businesses, undisturbed until this summer. Howard Roarke, a federal relief In vestigator, and principal prosecuting witness against the six defendants, first reported polygamy was being practiced In the "atrip." Complaints named I. C. 8pencer, Price Johnson, Clarence Aired, Sylvia Aired. John T. Barlow and Jane Doe. One Had Five Wives One applicant for relief, noarlw re ported to County Attorney Elmo Bol. linger, lived openly with five women and had children by all nf them. Two women applicants, he charged, admit ted tkey were tbe plural wives f om num. Three wamen wfca pae til-rui te chlldven the same week, he said, named the sawn ami m Imabomd aed tbe father. Roark's aepant t BVNhtgcr ewu as. Met ofUchvks caused fwaae. M4ss Florence B. Wurner, atom aeMef ad mlnlatnrtor, at first netuscd ta peamlt RoarJM ta testMy, deolsriog. "Ka art not eoncennd weth tare maaala of re lief avplcatrta smi jaa la ta feed hungry people." Other federal agencla refused to prosecute ths accused under the fed eral polygamy law, but demanded, Bollinger aald, that county authori ties wipe out the alleged practice. After days of delay, Bollinger aa cured complaints against the six ac cused. After more delay, tfee stx- were arrested and hearings set Hr 8epw tember 0. The defendants, arccetufckvp ta Sal linger, ae nat tone only asserted? palyaarctsta hi tka "strip," but ara the only ones srgafeast wham ka cau4d seauce faamol accusaUona. K held ta ajnawer ki sv)ealor court, K wsn expected tAn? w4H ba tn4Mn to. tt cawMir JaM at iaaagmon ta awalft oolaa. ftom.f$n, svt. cM. Ph. 3)NH1WI m. MatortM BMS BW41VtWe !W In ta WM ttlm. $)mtom eVMa, wnr9ie Km k Mrewil tor a pmnd ofl eaH-psa In tfre atviart nvet 04ta'fl'fr!tow ati t4ra Umlver My f KiKktvm. tw nrt(iecwj hts Ms nenwm- Mt Wrt furtt, $w gate jHfnir, ncAwoxAt-fs ta Port- ww(, m w Jitvlfrw.Wisi.iB yam as real fHut vmiffroi in tvausgy at th r-4vfs?f mi' &i4m ntcalcal school, fit ts 1B will have charge stf tl etjte wrk In the Multnomah cavnty hospital, and the Doernbecher hoffpttal, and ie Portland free dis pensary, all of these Institutions be ing under the control of the Univer sity of Oregon medical school. Projected plans for the future art) undecided, but Dr. BarkwlU may pos sibly return to Medford to do eye, ear, nose and thoat work exclusively. At the next directors' meeting of the chamber of commerce he will re sign as president of that body, an office which he haa held for the past four years. Brewold la 111 at her home on Jack sonville highway. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Roberta spent the week end at Diamond lake. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Wardow, of Med ford, have bought the Carrol Carpen ter place and ox pec t to make a fox farm of It. B. E. Ford and family have moved from the Carpenter place and have leased the Dixon place on Jackson ville highway. They will harvest their crop on the Carpenter place and dis pose of (heir produce at their road side stand on Jacksonville highway. Arthur West left the first of the week for San Francisco. Use Mall Tribute waut ada.