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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SEVEJN jVv'ft.NVIsl VCAIAMiO iWfUCVBU 1-0 vo MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKU, OREGON. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. 1933. Read every ad on tula pace. You will probably find ex actly the thine you want to buy or tell. If It Unt there, advertise. It's Inexpensive, effective. HATES rer word first Insertion (Minimum 25c) Bach additional Insertion. per word. (Minimum 10c) Per line per month without eopy changes Phone 75 FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST Lady's white gold wrist watch with link band. Reward. Return to Tribune office. POUND In Plzglv Wltwsly 3 weeks apo, a car keys In "Auto Keys" case, Call Tribune, pay for ad. LOST 11 dog racing, call 1616 WANTED MALE HELP DEPENDABLE MAN For 46-store rout this county. Exper. unnec essary. NO selling: distribute: col lect. Should net 62 weekly. Write "Safetyco 11." Huntington Beach. Calif. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Girl for housework. Wages. 211 No. Oakdale. WANTED Girl or woman lor gen eral housework. 140 S. Holly. WANTED Women to work lrf can nery. Rogue River Valley Canning Co. WANTED Girl for housework. Ref erences. Box S640. care Tribune. WANTED Woman to do housework. Phone 666-X. between 6 and 7 p. m MALE AND FEMALE DRIVING to Oakland and Fresno. Room for 4. Help share expenses. Phone 021-X. WANTED Ambitious people to turn present Idle hours Into tJus pay days through business training Day or Evening and Home Study Cours es tn Junior and Senior work Fall term opens September 16. Medford Business college. uw. WANTED SITUATIONS u'ANTV.n Bv exberlenced girl, steno graphic wqrk or bookeeplng to do evenings. wni oun i"-" WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS TWO PARTIES want to buy stocked T,rf emiiDDed ranches by Oct. 1. Box 150. Talent, Ore. WANTED To see Medford News for month of June, 1933. Write Box 5508. Tribune. WANTED Teacher or working girl to room and board In pleasant home. Box 6563. Tribune. WANTED Men's used suit and shoes. 518 E. Main St. Used Ward robe Shop. WANTED We pay cash tor household goods furniture and stoves We also ouj metals nines, pelt wool and mo hair MEI1FORD BARdATN HOUSE 37 N Grape St Phone 1062 H ve YOUR Furniture reupholstered. reflnlshed. reglued by Thlbault. Phone 969 -R for estimate WANTED Helfet calves Writ Ruby Sohulz Beagle Oregon WANTED Beet cattle, veal, lambs and psstue J J Osennrugge FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Furnished or unfurnish ed house. 504 Penn. FOR RENT Modern 5-ronm furnished house. ,35.00. Phone 281. FOR RENT 6-room modern home. 343 No Grape: beautiful lawn, shade, etc. Call Farmers s Fruit growers Bank. FURNISHED bunfralow. caatiis: day. week or month. Delta Farm. 3 m.lea west Gold Hll. FURNISHED 5-room bungalow, quire 109 West Main. FOR RENT 1017 West 10th St Six room unfurnished home, nardwood floors, fireplace, nice back yard 30 mo water Charles R- Ray. Realtor. Medforo Bldg Phone303 FOR RENT Homes furnished or unfurnished Brown Whit FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS HEATED furnished room. Oakdale. PLEASANT room, separate 330 No. Oakdale. ATTRACTIVE ro.ms 404 S Oraps rOR FE.VT Slwplnj room Riverside. 33S So FOR RENT ROOM-BOARD ROOM AND BOARD 704 No. C"-ral Board and room (or onf or two .ntmen: nrwlent meals. Reas onable. 212 So. Gr.v.". f IUXZ4 rtuvucl at 2.0 . stain. 1 FOR RENT APARTMENTS ATTRACTIVE APT. Newly decorated, new furniture, heat .hot water, jar age. Rates moderate. 10 Quince St. FOR RENT Large cool apt. radio and eleeplng porch. 618 So. Oakdale. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Business location room 16x50 Will remodel to suit tenant Apply Mall Tribune. FOR EXCHANGE INTERESTED In trading for hydraulic ram. Box 5617, Tribune. WILL EXCHANGE music lesson, either classlo or Jazz, tor wood. Box 5584. Tribune. YEARLING heifers to trade for good work horse. R. A. Glides, Ruch. WANTED To trade meat for wood. Call 1559. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE VERV desirable town property locat ed in the heart of San Joaquin vsl lev, Modesto, Cel., trade for prop erty In or near Medford. Will as sume. Give description. P. O Box 252. Modford. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE 5 ACRES fre soil, close to town. Irri gated, 3-room house, barn, wood shed, going at 950, $300 down, bal ance easv terms. B. J. PALMER Real Estate Broker. Space In palmer Music Store. FOR SALE 6 'i acres good garden land. Irrigated; 4 roomB and bath new house, small barn and hen house: close to town: 1375, 300 down end balance 100 a year. X recommend this a special 6ood buy. B. J. PALMER Real Estate Broker. Space In Palmer Music Store. BEAT THIS 70 acres, wonderful soil $6922 45 cultivated, 27 acres under irrigation: s'.rlct- ly modern home, excellent outbuild ings, lamiiy uivuniu. dairy and hosts. Total price 8322. with S2000 down, balance 300 per year. Including Interest 5. CHARLES A. WING AGENCY. INC. 109 E. Main. Phone 728. FOR SALE Splendid location for up-to-date apartments, close In. Own er, Box 5601. Tribune. 5 ACRES, near city limits, irrigated, ladlno clover, grapes and berries, fair house and barn. Only 1250; terms. Also a real bargain In a neat 4-room bungalow near hljh schol. L. G. Plckell, 204 E. Main. WOULD you like to buy a GOOD modern home In a GOOD school town? If so. see the property at 323 Helman St., Ashland; or write Box 462 for any further Informa tion. No trades. FOR SALE 19 -acre poultry ranch, equipment, baby chick business. Good opportunity for right party See owner dimming Poultry Ranch near 4-Corners Service Station. Mid way road. Central Point. Rt. 1. 4'i ACRES. 4-room modern house, 2 car garage, 4 poultry houses, family fruit and berries, close in, only 82500 cash. 4-room modern . summer cottage. fireplace, electricity. IUH7 lurnisn ed. fine garden, berries, shade, etc . only 8635 cash for a clear title. Can be rented during winter. Beautiful east side 8-room home. large lot. with fine shade This fine property can be bought for $3000. and only needs euu casn to unuuiu An unusual opportunity. BROWN & WHITE, Realtors. 104 W. Main. HOUSES FOR SALE v OR RENT Jackson County Building as Load Aas'n phone 196 HAVE several hlgh-clasa home prop erties in Oold Hill, central rouw Medford. Ashland tot sale on rent al oasis or trade for Portland or..p erty Big reduction for cash bee or write E N. btldd. 40 Granite Ashland. Ore. WHEN tou thins of real estate tnlnk oi Brown White 100 ACRES, well improved, stocked and equipped, close to Meedford; some cash or Income property. Bal tnce long time, low Interest. O A DeVoe. 523-J-2. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES CHRYSLER Royal Coupe, late model, cannot be told from new; real bargain. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth. "34 FORD Victoria: small mileage. General air wheels, radio. hater; like new. Call 168, Ashland. FOR SALE lij-ton 27 Orahim truck. Box 5591. HUDSON Sedan, fine condition, very chflap. Call 957 or 832-R. USED CAR BARGAINS REDUCED PRICES 1933 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan; side mounts and trunk rack. 1929 D. A. Dodge Sedan. 1934 Plymouth Coupe. 1935 Ford 8 Sedan. 1928 Oldsmoblle Sport Roadster. 1928 LSa.le Sedan. lf30 Fard 2-door Sedan. 1931 Harley-Dnvidson Mnt.rcye1, Also several other real buys in older model. AHMSTRONO MOTORS INC. 38 N. Riverside. Tel. 18. FOR SALE Dodje touring 435.00 Star Delivery $45.00. Ray's Market Talent. . FOR SALE POULTRY AND E0G3 Fuh SALE: 6oo ehlrkens. two lay. Ilia houses, a acres. Four Corners. Midway Road. FOR SALE DOGS PETS rOR SAL Mixture Australian ahep. herd and collie pupa. Phone 744-X evenings. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK nin mil Boats for sale, c.lenp. In quire 147 8. Central between 8 and 10 a. m. or . v- FOR SALE Hampshire ranis. Dolpb i-iiU-V. C;a;a Lui Hla. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK ONE 5-year-old Holswln cow. End So. Peach St. or Phone 774-J-3. FOR SALE! 60 head sheep, den. Aplegate. FOR SALE OR TRADE Yearling Shorthorn bull, also fresh Jersey heller. Mann, mile' north Four Corners Service Sta., Midway road. FOR SALE -Sound gentle horse suitable for women or children 303 Mountain Ave. Ashland. Ore 2nd house below S. P. tracks. FOR 8ALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Grapes. Swwart. South Peach off FOR SALE Graybar vacuum cleaner, practically new. Phone 610-R-3. CANNING Bartlett A-l for sale. T. Wedge, 1 mile west Talent school. SPARK gas ranse, good as new, for sale cheap. Make me an offer. 1106 West 4th St. FOR SALE Electric slicing machine. Call 830-J. FOR SALE Circulating heater nearly new. Cheap for cash. Tel. 1566-L FOR SALE Body fir and hardwood. 515 Penn. Ave. FOR SALE Plant vetch In the dust now. Be reedy for the early rains. See us for cover crop seed of all kinds. Monarch Seed fc Feed Co. FOR SALE PARADICHLOR benzine to kill peach tree borers. Apply now. Monarch Seed and Feed Co. FOR SALE Egg mashes for your pul lets. Eggs are going up. It pays to feed good. See us. Monarch Seed and Feed Co. FOR SALE More eggs, better quality. fewer small slzea If you feed our proven egg mashes. Monarch Seed and Feed Co. FREE PIANO LESSONS and 10 salesmen's commission If you buy your own piano direct from our floor. We employ NO SALESMEN YOU GET THE CO?.!MISSION. PRICES all nationally advertised In our Famous Baldwin Line of Pianos Bargains In used pianos. Terms as low a $5.00 down and $6.00 per month. BALDWIN PIANO SHOPPB PRUNES on the F. S. Carpenter place lo lb. You pick them. 2 miles west on J'vllle Highway. B. B. Ford. TOMATOES 50o lug. 2 miles west on j-viue Highway, b. e. Ford. TOMATOES lo lb. Cantaloupes 35c aoz. watermelons, lo lb. weeping Willows. Lozler Lane. FOR SALE Mulrs and large Craw ford cling peacftea. C. C. Clemens. 203 Vancouver. Phone 1016-L. TOMATOES Field run, 50c lug. 199 McAndrews. FOR SALE Peaches; fine non-Irrigated Elbertaa and Mulrs. Ouches Orchards, l miles weat ot upper Griffin Creek schoolhouse. Phone 857-L. PEACHES for sale. mils west of Phoenix on Houston road. O. E. Carpenter. PETITE prunes lo lb on tree. Leo i Young, Columbus off Stewart. 2nd house on right. FOR SALE Alfalla Mrs. Mike Han ley. hay In shock. Phone 198-R-l. CUCUMBERS Fresh every day. Doe, 1700 Prune St. FOR SALE Electric range, wardrobe trunk, cash register, adding ma chine, guns, watches. Cecil Jen nings, 5 So. Front. CANNING 493-R. beans. New crop. Phone FARMERS, ATTENTION! For rebuilt second-hand farm Imple ments at bargain prices call at 39 South Grape. Medford. HAVE VOUR oio Washer repaired! Reasunaole prices Pick's Hardware SACKS t's and 30.000 sacks on hand No 3 "a. See us Before rou buy Med- iora Bargain House. FOR 8ALB Used sacks. Across street from Montgomery Ward's. HAVE new wringer rolls Installed In your old washer. Any make avail, able Bargain prices this month only. Ficks' Hardware. BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE Hotel apt., lunch room and bar and 6-ear garage In thriv ing mining town. Write Box 2. Sawyera Bar, Siskiyou Co., Oallf. PERSONAL REV. NELLIE L. VINCENT-Splrltual consultation. Tel. 266-R. WHEN IN Grants Paas to the Pair, don't fall to consult Mrs. M. L. La Mnr. PSYCHIC, CARD arid PALM READER, who Is located at the TRAVELERS HOTEL. 309 S. Sixth St., next to Palin a Cafe. Thla Is her last week In Grants Poss. Mrs. IiMar has been located In Portland for the past 1ft years, where her many friends and patrons are her references. MISCELLANEOUS classical and popular piano les sons. Apollo Piano Studio, 316 E. Main. HATHE KEAMES WHITE Teacher of Piano. High school credits given Studio 220 Laurel. Phone 449-M. WE MAKE and remodel clothing. Kiddies' and adults' apparel rem.tde into new ecnooi and tall wear, con suit us about your "what to wear this rail" problems and snve. Tel 744-X. evenings. PERMANENT at P.-evosft Shop II 44. cor. Oakdale at 10th Ph 727 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstract. - JAI'kiON CO. AUSTRAL! CO. Abstract of rule and ntie insurance Tne inly oompleu rtti System n Jackaoi County MUKKAY UBS TRACT, CO AlatracU of rule ftoonu S and So. 13 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Transfer. TRUCKING AND STORAGE LOCAJ. and long distance naullng Furni ture moving, eto Heasunsole rate Tel. 833 P B SamsoD Co. Piano and dollar Instruction. FRED ALTON HA1GHT Accredited teacher of piano. Modern piano Instruction. Studio 18 Liberty Bldg.. Medford. Ore. HAWLEY rRANSFER - Expert pack rs and mover SpeoiaJ livestock moving equipment. Prices right 610 North Riverside Phone 616 Money to Lend MONEY LOANED 150 to 300 for personal or household purposes on House Furnishings or Autos: also Cars Refinanced , Loans closed within 30 minutes. License No. 6 167. See W. E. Thotnu. 46 So Cen tral. EAD8 TRANSFER STORAGE OO Office 1016 No Central phone 815 Prices rurht. Servloe guaranteed. Expert Window Cleaners. LET GEORGE DO ST Tel 11 '2 House cleaning floor waxing ori ental rug cleaning and upoulatenng LEGAL NOTICES Notice Kotlee Is hereby given that Tuesday. October 1. 1935. at 2:00 o' 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 Esglo Point, Oregon, for the purpose of reviewing and correcting the dis trict assessment and apportionment of taxes for the year 1039. such as sessment list as approved and adopt ed by the Board of Directors of aald district is now on file In the office of the District, where It la 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. SEAMON. Secretary. Notice fo Creditors. In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. Tn the Matter of the Estate of Flor ence Mcinnls, Deceased. The undersigned has been appoint ed and qualified by the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County, as Administrator of the Es tate of Florence Mcinnls. deceased. All persons having claims against such estate are notified to present them, duly verified, and with proper vouchers, to me at my office, Cooley Theatre Building. Medford, Oregon, within six months from September 6. 1935, the date of this not.ee. RAWLES MOORE. Administrator. Not Ire to Creditors. In the County Court of the State of Oregon In and for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of Floyd P. Bowers, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given. that the undersigned was on the 26th day of August, 1935. appointed Administra tor oi tne estate of Floyd P. Bowers, deceased, by order of the County court or Jackson county, Oregon. All persons having claims against said estate are required to present same. duly verified, at the office of Boggs and Boggs. Jackson County Bank Building. Medford. Oregon, within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice which ia made on September fi. 1935. W. AUSTIN FRAZIER, Administrator of the Estate of Floyd P. Bowers, Deceased. John D.'s Red Hair Rerolled. DOVER, O. (UP) Mrs. M. D. Smith, 88, a friend of John D. Rocke feller, Sr., remembers when the ven erable oil magnate lived In Cleveland and bore a thick thatch of red hair. Use Malt Tribune want ads. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS t. Money clven (or service i. Asiatic nstlvs , Cast a ballot it. Poem 15. Lateral boundary U. Smooth 16. Italian rueis Ina tome 17. Small round mark IS. Txiok after 19. Grow rc 1 la the face Solution of Yesterday's Pun la 5IOlRjMK4 pMM A SiH L y. NA R. SHE Wp 8 OiE kAVAMME.LT SpjR U Lt RE $ 1 lDS IL TPTSJHI0"D IlyKlWsiP. AmspciA i n p1a Ms-p -L FUM b i lR iN lE DVD I tC A T ESjE.jNjSiE'S IL On who take conteeta IX. Cattle 25. Alternative 26. Exclamation 21. fount bear IL Roam about Mly 11 Rich man 14. Lack of Interest M. Nickname 3T. Oriental alutaMon 31. Anger 19. Meshetf febrlo 40. Typ mtaaare IL Dad Low tide 44. UalMed 4 Arid fruit fiO, Observed 62. Smalt unfilled cavity In a dep' elt o mineral 14. Prtked clay US. Off M. Chilled- fc. Hal doita 'DMo- liEiD'AiT'cKZOIPH INI I U,Nia fAlGToiGWRTA iVTEIL gg Vjl jOlL G!AjM;E fgTjDjElATtfl ElSTTiEj 3. z 3 4 s & 17 m8 if yo i '77, J ''"-. 28 2f 3o -:. 3I W'' 32 34 35 4c 7Tl 74Z 43 "0"li, 3o ST tt. sz ST"-'"SS ZZHZ$Z ZZllSZ Brothers Di Group of By Rl'SSEL NEWTAND (Associated Press Sports writer.) SAN FRANCISCO. OP) Baseball rokle crop tn the Pacific Coast league thus season mskes up in quality what it lack In quantity. A amalt but select list of young sters, whose stars are expected to burn brightly In the major leasuc sktea of the future. Is headed by the Brothers Dl Msgglo. Joe of San Francisco and Vlnoe of Hollywood. Los Angelea ha a youthful watter In Gene Llllard. third baseman. From the pitching ranks, early graduates shspe up 111 the persona of Manuel Salvo of Sacramento and Wayne Oaborn of the Missions. Two second basemen also loom up among the Infield prospecta. They are Bobby Doerr of Hollywood and Al Wright of the Mission. Doerr, the bahy of the bunch, la 18 year old. The rest are In their early twenties. The Dl Magglos, products of San Francisco's Italian colony, are carving out parallel careers In the outfield and at the plate. Joe rates with the best prospects to be sent from the Coast league to the majors. Observers rank him a high a, and tn some instances higher than such noted pre decessors as Harry Hellmann, Paul Waner. Roy Johnson. Earl Averlll. and his present manager, Frank "wny" O'Doul. Joe Headed for Yankees. A consistent right-handed slugger with a bating mark near .400 for the season, the Seala star combines vir tuslly every requisite necessary to shine under the "big tent " He covers an extraordinary amount of ground and such veteran a Gabby Street, former St. Loula Cards' pilot, and O'Doul say they have never seen a more powerful throwing arm than that possessed by the San Francisco boy. Dl Maggio goes to the New York Yankees next year and that Joe Mc Carthy will have to reserve a berth In hi 1938 outfield for him la re garded bb a foregone conclusion by every trained observer on the coast. Vine Dl Maggio. 23 years old. lso Is believed to be ripe for a trial In higher company, after four years In thl yeague. He Is enjoying his best season, hitting around .340 and field ing better than ever. Like hie young er brother. Vine throws and bat right-handed. Two Young Blab Aces. Llllard, the Babe Ruth of the Coast league, baa lost more baseball than any other player In the circuit tne last three years. He led the league In home runs with 43 In 1833, and was third the following seaon. He ha whacked the ball at oetter than a .350 clip this year. While the league' pitching this season ha been dominated by vet eran from the majora. Salvo and Osborn have shown aufficlcnt mound capabilities to attract the attention of the Ivory hunters. Osborn had a brief trial with the Pittsburgh Pirate lost spring, but has twirled brilliant ball since returning to the Missions, Salvo, giant Portuguese and also a right-hander, haa been under the handicap of working for the tall-end Sacramento club, but hla faat ball and sharp curve have lured the scouts. Doerr. former American Legion Jun ior star, may be considered too young for a big league berth next year, but hi record for this season 1 expected to earn him serloua consideration by the men who comb the sticks for tal ent. He boa hit around .340 since the season opening and has fielded his position tn neat style. Crowding Doerr for the limelight, Cross-Word Puzzle S. Pre . Worshiped 7. The (Jreek B 8. Old soldier 0. Acrosa 10. Square root of 100 11. Flutfth IA. Inqulr 20 Public road 22. Kreete 24. Negative vote 16. The base- runner'a goal 17. Encourage IK Article of food 23. On 20. Flying noc turnal anlmaJ II. forbid Name baeed on ' the location of the thing named At. Perauade 45. Ravorlie 44. Salty drop from the eye 4K. Wicked 47. Light rata 41. Medley 49. Nearest M). Perched St. Female eheea ft. Obtain (7. Answer tha purpose ft. Word uaed with a n pedal tnea ulna W. Mother of Apollo (I. Little child DOWN t. flerjulrher 3. (-'aire aid 1. South Ameri can country 4. While Maggio Head Small but Classy Coast Rookies Aiming at Majors -iiiM,1iarhlfJfriitf'.?ga' " tJ.KaM..UM.,.. n-,lBaaBBW' VvJnaS i. v.,m i fctiHI Quality, not quantity. Is the natrlinord In the Porltle rwt lratue this season as a small but elassjr group of players flrht for recognition as potential blf leaeueni. Joe Dl Miicclo of the seals Is earmarked for the Yan kees, and Brother Vince of Hollywood IB nut to trt a similar rhance. Ilobliy Poerr, fancy Hollywood second baseman, at 18, Is the baby of the. crop. Orne Llllard. third sarker, IB I. cm Angeles' contribution. Wright of the Mission la rated one of the heat defensive second sackers In the loop, making dally playa thol seem lmpoalble. Wright had a trial with the Boston Braves three years ago, but mis not ripe then. 4 Cc urthouse News (Furnished the Jackson County Abstract Co.. 131 E Sixth Street Marrlnge Licenses. Noll O. Hammersly and Eugena K. Quackenbush. Oscar Pederson and Roaa Mesoollne. Circuit Court. United States Savings & Loan As sociation vs. Wm. M. Brlggs et al; for money. Elizabeth Breedlove vs. Olenn Breed love: divorce. Credit Service Co. vs. Thorns Hill: for money, i C. C. Clark vs. John W. Opp et tut; for money. Beal Estate Transfers. Sheriff vs. Oold Hill Irrigation DIs trlc: tax deed to Lot 1, Seo. 36. Twp 3 S. R. 4 W. Myrtle A. Hevener vs. State Bank of Ashland; Q. O. D. to land In- Sec. S. Twp. 30 8. B. 1 I. T. B. Pottenger v. Elmlra May Cox; W. D. to undivided M Interest In Lots 13 and 14, Blk. 45, City of Med ford. William E. Hanaol et ux to Plrst Federal Savings ti Loan Association of Medford; W. D. to Lota t. 3, 3, 4, 5, 3, Blk. 8, and tract adjoining on north. In Town of Phoenix. Sheriff to State of Oregon; sheriff's deed to land In Sec. 8. Twp 39 S. B 1 E and Sec. 31 In Twp. 38 S. B. 1 K. C. N. Culy et ux to Western Loan it Building Company; Q. 0. D. to Lot . Blk. 1. Narrogan Addition to Med ford. Sheriff to O. 6. Butler; sheriff's deed to tract on west side f Granite St. In Aahland. Alvln O. Tollefaon to Roland K. Holmes et ux; W. D. to Lot 13, Blk. 1, Hlgland Park Add. to Medford. See'.ey V. Hall et al to Oeowe L. JantMr et ux; W. D. to Lota 3 and 4: 8 ',4 of NW'i, Sec. 3, Twp. 33 8. R. 3 E. 1 THE GRANGE Hams Valley Orange. August 28 a banquet was given In the auditorium to the valley mer chant who had advertised on the Orange drop curtain, thereby mak ing It possible for tne grange vu procure the velour drapes for th stage. It was regretted that ao few were able to attend, hut the grangers gladly welcomed Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gates, Mr. and Mrs. i-on ut"". Mr. and Mrs. Honner and Mr. Mor ton. R. t. Nealon, acting as toaat mas ter. Introduced the honored guests. each of whom gave a short l'k expressing their appreciation oi being Invited to meet with the grangers. Mr. Gates, during his talk touched lightly on the lost race ot people, whose Inscriptions have been found on the cliffs of the Klamath lake banks, stating that had there been functioning, at that time, such an organisation as the grange, with Its community sociability, those peo ple would probably have remained yet a factor In the world s progress. Mr. DeVore stated the occasion was hla first attendance at a grange affair snd he hoped It would not be the last. Mr. Nealon Introduced the officers of the grange, many of whom x Dressed their appreciation of the merchants' help In procuring their stage equipment. Mrs. t. W. Impey gave a vocal number ."My Alice Blue Oown," In costume, Miss Helen Bur- reson accompanying et the piano: James McDonough and Melvln Smith gave two gultu selections, sod Mil O. T. Wilson gave a comic paper striking humorously at the mer chants. Saturday' regular grange meeting enjoyed a .lock trial for the lecture hour, when Wesley McDonough was hailed Into court to answer to a breach of promise suit with Mies Helen Williams aa plnlntlff. Donald Rlohardson of Central Point grange and R. E. Nealon plead for the plaintiff, while R. H. Seegmlller and Arthur Straus argued for the defendant. Walter Orant acted aa clerk, Mlas Marie Seegmlller a ste nographer, Harry Ellla as bailiff and A. W. Autenreath as Judge. The Jury convicted young McDonough, who wss sued for 130,000, and the judge reduced the award to 10c. During the bualness session, with Albert Straus In tho master's chair, during the absence of Jerome mi' gerald, a date was set for the offi cers seating drill practice, ine re' malnlng commltteea for the fair were read and will be published next week. With Mrs. O. T. Wilson as matron the Juvenile " grange completed Its organization. The charter la to oo closed at the next regular meeting. Ice cream furnished by the men and cakes by the ladles were the re freehments. Next meeting. September 31, will be dispensed with due to the fair at Oold Hill,' 1 , Lake Creek LAKE CREEK, Sept. 13. (8pl.) Mr. and Mrs. George Stldham, of Grants Pass were over night guests Friday night at the Chas. Beefleld home. We are very sorry to report that Mlsa Harriet Short Is confined to her home with scarlet fever, which made It necessary to postpone opening of the Lost Creek school. . Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Meyer were Bun day . guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tonn, of Central Point. Mrs. Wm. Hoefft returned home Sunday from a two weeks visit In Medford. Little Eunice Pech, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Pech, underwent an eye operation at Ashland Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Aahland, were Sunday guest at the A, L. Pech home. Saturday guests at the Tonn home Were Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Coe and daughters, Margie and Dorothy of Klamath Palls. Mrs. Elizabeth Orla som, Mrs. L. J. Orlssom, and daugh ter Joyce, Mrs. J. F. Maxfleld of Browntiboro, and Mrs. Charles Clng- cade of Eagle Point. Mrs. B. M. Bush and Mrs. Amy Orlssom and daughter Joyce, were guests at a musical recital at the J. B. Short home Friday evening. JOSEPHlTstLL' GRANTS PASS. Sept. IS. (Spl.) Saturday morning at 10 o'clock about 300 piece of Josephine county land will be aold at auctton by the sher iff's office foreclosed for delinquent taxes. When the foreclosure wa decreed by Judge II. D. Norton In August there were more than 250 pieces of property on the list. Since then a number have been redeemed and Thursday there were 333 still delin quent. The sale will be conducted on the courthouse steps. Farm Progress Dellrd. TREMONT, O. (UP) Albert Shn, arch foe of modernism, has offered to back up his Ideals. Zahn ha hurled a challenge to any man to harvest more wheat In a given time than he can. He recently completed his harvest, relying exclusively on the anllQuatcd cradle. OF TALENT SUCCUIVIBS Andrew Olaf Olson, 71, passed away at 9 p. m. Wednesday at his home. one mile east ot Talent. Mr. Olson. native of Sweden, haa lived near Tal ent (or the past 13 years. Surviving are hla widow, Mrs. Fran ces Olson, two sons, Hollls D. Olson and Ivan E. Olson, and one brother, Albert Olson, all of Talent. Born at Btora Tuna Delnrne, Bwe don, In 1804, Mr. Olson came to thla country when & young man, loctitlng In Minnesota In the spring of 1688. After a year there he came west to Portland, Oregon, where he remained until 1894, next spending a dozen years In Coos oounty. In 1900 he wag married to Frances Strowenjans at Marahfleld. Since then the family haa lived In turn at White Salmon, Wash ington, Myrtle creex, and Brownsville, Oregon, making their home at the latter place for eight years. Previous to moving to Tasent they apent ft brief time In California. Funeral services were held at tha Stock -LI twlller Funeral home today, with Interment at Mountain View cemetory, 3 SClETFEVER L ASHLAND, Sept. 13. (Spl.) Thre current casea of scarlet fever In Ash land led Dr. Harvey A. Woods, city health officer, to Issue a warning to parents of school children Thursday In an effort to secure their coopera tion and avert an epidemic. Dr. Woods advised parents to keep their children at home as soon aa early symptoms were noticed. Th disease first appears with vomiting, fever, and sore throat, and Is charac terized by erythematous rash, first on the neck and rapidly spreading to other parts of the body. Although the condition In Ashland Is not alarming. Dr. Woods said the three casea here now make It wise to take extreme precautions. WILL INSPECT FRUIT OLYMPIA, Wash, Sept. 1.1 (UP) The stato department of agriculture today sought 32 Inspectors to .-heck fruit trucxB on Washington high ways. Director Walter J. Robinson announced. The proposal called for Inspector! stationed on highways to check fnilt shipped In truckB. for spray residue correct grading and insect damage. Inspectors would be established on Snoqualmle Pass, Satu Pass. Van couver lnteretate bridge. Spokane, and the Bridge of the Ooda, on the Co lumbia. ' 16 MINERS KILLED IN SUDDEN FLAME BLAST BARNSI.ET, YORK. Ei.. Sept. IS. (UP) A searing blast of fUme swept a 300-foot gallery of the Oawber coil mine at stalncross today, killing 18 and maiming 10 of the miners who huddled under ceilings only three feet high. Rescuers, wearing gas masks for protection asalnst the pitsonou fume which eddied through the cor ridor after the explosion, crawltd on hands and kneea Into the gallery to drag out the terribly burned and i blackened injured.