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Newspaper Page Text1 WEDFORD MaTC TRIBUNE,. MEDFORD, OREGON, MONT) AT, OCTOBER 7, 1935 PAGE SEVEH WHmQm!bmJaSSiUed FOR t AbY Rfc FERENCEilll vu liUV 1-0 U.UWY vo fc33Z7 Bead every nil on tills page. V011 ",u probably Ilnd e actly the thine ' you want to buy or sell.- If It Isn't there, advertise. 1 1 ' a Inexpensive, effective. Fer word first Insertion (Minimum 25c) Each additional Insertion, per word .lc .Minimum 10c) Per Una per month without enpy changes Fhosae 75 POR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST White purse. Phone U30, Via Wave Shop. Reward. rAKBN UP Pale red cow. No mark or brand. Owner may have same by paying for ad and keep. Mark Whipple, Rogue River. rAKEN UP One bull. Owner may have by paying for ad end feed. Robert Oilman, Medford. LjOST Brown bill fold. Probably on Main St. Contains receipts, etc. Re ward. Return to Tribune, POUND Pair of glasses. Owner may have by identifying and paying for adv. Tribune office. LjOST Boy's blue zipper sweater. Re ward. 315 No. Holly. LOST Pishing rod and reel between Doddin Palls and Dodge bridge via Gold Hill. Liberal reward. Slater Johnston, near Dodge bridge. LOST If dog Is missing, calll616. WANTED MALE HELP PLUMBER wanted. Call 1261. MALE AND FEMALE WANTED Refined couple to share home with mother, employed, and son. Modern home with heating plant. Phone 1662 before 5 p. m. 'Sunday and from 2:30 to 5 week days, . . . WANTED FEMALE HELP 'ANTED Experienced girl for house- ' work; man ana wiie. oi tu utn. Phone 352-J, evenings. WANTED Woman to care for 3 year old baby, cook for adult. 325 Crater Lake, after 7 p. m. WANTED Girl for light housework and care of 2 year old baby. 3 meals a day go home nights. Ap ply 12 Ashland Ave., Mrs. Jack Wurts. WANTED SITUATIONS HIGH class and plain dressmaking, alteration work. Reasonably priced at 323 King. Phono 1095-J. WANTED By girl with experience, housework. References. 521 May- ette. WANTED Reliable woman wishes work by hour. Phone evenings around 6. 437-X. WANTED--MISCELLANEOUS WANTED TO BUY Cheap car. In f quire 210 Laurel St. WANTED Used electric washer. Tel. 637-R. WANTED Sulky plow, any condition. Must be cheap. T. J. Parsons, Phoe liix. WANT diversified ranch. Have clear So. Calif, homes. Elroy Jackson, Eagle Point. WANTED Furnished house by cou ple. Property will be taken care of. Must be reasonable rent. Refer ences given. Box 4467, Tribune. WANTED Small house, furnished or unfurnished, in Washington school district. Permanent renters. 528 W. 10th. WANTED Used furniture, tools, etc Berrydale 2nd Hond Store. 1633 No Riverside. Phone 2fifi. WE PAY up to 5.00 for ir.i-n's used suits. Will H. Wilson. 32 No. front St. .ANTED Men's used suits and shoes. 518 E Main St. Dsed Ward robe Shop. WANTED We pay cash for household goods, furniture and stoves. We also buy metals, hides, pelts, wool and mo hair. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE, 27 N Grape St. Phone 1062. ft ANTED Heifers calves. Write Ruby S-hulz, Bt-'asle. Oregon. (V ANTED Beef cattle, veal, lambs, and pasture. J. J Oscnbrugx. FOR REN1- HOUSES rOR RENT 6 -room modem house. 5 acres, phone 403-J-3. FOB RENT Homes furnished or unlnrnishrd. Brown Al White. TOR RENT Attractive 5 -room house, furnished, overstuffed, fireplace, hardwood too'., garage. 28 Wash tr'ton St. rOR RENT F'lrniihcd houae and Apt. 6"4 W. 10:h. OH RENT NV'7 rieorirfd 4-rxim vi:.e la tvj!i:;f;i! Holly Apartments Fri-?ic!-:rfl. 'ec:::e ranr. built-in. Warm. r:i'.; end rrfir.rd. Second do --r nnrt h n p-"-r trtl fie. Call 127-ii tor k;.;j.Q'tec; 1 FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT 5 -room furnished house, 15, water paid. 820 No. Riverside. Tel. flll-R-5. FOR RENT 829 W. 11th 26.00 per month. 723 Dakota. M.OQ per month. Call Jackson Co. B-dg and Loan Association, 195. FOR RENT APARTMENTS 4 -ROOM (furnished or unfurnished apt.) 619 King fit. FOR RENT Apt. 826 X. Jackson. FOR RENT Furnished apt.; steam heat. Frigid a ire. hot water and gar age. 603 8. Holly St. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS ROOM FOR REN T Hot and cold water. 11 So. orange. ATTRACTIVE rooms, 404 8. Grape. FOR RENT ROOM BOARD DESIRABLE HEATED ROOM tor two with board. 23 No. orange. RATES reasonable at 716 1. Main. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR LEASE for cash, one year, 6 acres, modern home, large new chicken house, $276.00. Box 4647, Tribune. FOR RENT 80 acres dairy ranch, equipped for Grade A dairying. 20 acres under ditch. Also for sale, 40 acres, 10 acres under ditch, modern Grade A milking barn; also large hay barn, small house. 20 cows. T. B. and abortion tested. Owner, 523 East Main. BACHELOR APTS, 446 So. Front. FOR RENT Business location, room 16x50. Will remodel to suit tenant. Apply Mail Tribune. FOR EXCHANGE FOR EXCHANGE -wood. 729 Welch. Wood lathe for TRADE Columbia Graphonola, fine oak cabinet In good condition, large selection of records, for wood- 37 Tripp St. after 6 p. m. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE WHY? DOWN TO BRASS TAOK8 40-ACRE DAIRY RANCH EQUIPPED 3750 40 ACRES 30 acres clover, alfalfa, abundance cheap wate Xouceu and cross-fenced, barn, house 7 best cowa lu Jackson county, fine team, chickens, turkeys, farm machinery complete, A going proposition. Must raise some cash. W1U take ome trade. ALSO has adjacent 40 In alfalfa and clover. Abundance water, no improvements. Price aaooo. Will sell one 40 and lease other 40. One week only. See J. C. BARNES Phone. B10-Y 20 N. Peach St. FOR SALE 40 acres Irrigated land. W. R. Holman, Eagle Point. FOR . SALE 46 A. AT Va VALUE Fruit, alfalfa, wood and water, close In, good buildings. Sam Evans, Jacksonville. NEW mod. home, auto, oil heat. 8 large rooms. 1619 E. Main. FREE IRRIGATION Stock Ranch 155 acres, 60 acres un der cultivation and free Irrigation, good free soli; 6 -room house, barn. garage, chicken house, some equip ment. Price SB5O0-0O; ,ouu aown payment, term on balance to suit. see diaries A. wing Agency, inc., 109 E. Main St. FOR SALE 6 acres, new modern home, on pavement; $250 down, bal ance monthly payments. P. O. Box 1083, Medford. FOR SALE Federal Land Bank farms. Convenient terms. Call Warren Patterson, Central Point, or write O. A. Barnes, lies Oak St., Eugene. Oregon. FOR SALE! At a great sacrifice, 12 , acres, ideal location near Menrora; best of soli, Irrigated and In alfalfa; modern home and other building. Look this over. U O. PICKELL, 204 East Main. FOR SALE; 6 -room modern, plastered home, excellent condition, newly decorated throughout, located with in one block of school. A real oar- gain for a family with children of school age. Total price 91600.00, with $250.00 down and payments like rent. See Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc., 109 E. Main St. tiOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT Jackson County Building & Loin Ass'n. Phone 196. 100 ACRES, well improved, stocked and equipped, elose to Meedford some cash or Income property. Bal ance long tune, low interest. O A DeVoe. 623-J-2 8 - ROOM MODERN HOUSE, 6 bed room i. sleeping porch, nice district in south part of town; paved street, all clear; $2000. only 10 down. BROWN & WHITE, Realtors, 104 W. Main. WHEN you think of real estate think of Brown & White. FOR SALE DOGSPETS FOR SALE Male Boston bull eligi ble to register. S33 E. Jackson. Tel. 649 -R. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 22 Hampshire ewes. 1 ram. $3.00 each. A. H. Case, Ooker Butte Road. FOR SALE Registered Shropshire rams and several cross-bred rams. L. A. Salade. Central Point, FOR SALE Purebred Kamboullett rams. Dolph Pblppa, Orater Lake highway. FOR SALE Sou no genu horse suitable for women or children 2r3 Mountain A. Ashland, Or 2nd houet below 6. P. track. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 'M Durant 4 Sedan, Just overhauled. 8e at 624 So. Ivy after o o'clock. TRADB '29 Ease eeUn for Ford or Chevrolet pickup. Inquir ft. R- ! Husiiea, Trail. I FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES -35 CHEVROLET Master 4 -door sedan, run only 6000 miles, at a big sac rifice. 33 Chevrolet Town sedan, a won derful buy. SKINNER'S GARAGE CHEVROLET Panel delivery. Per fect every way. New paint, good rubber. Priced tor quick tale. $296.00. Big money-saving Dodge bre Oct. 9th PIE ROE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. EXCEPTIONAL USED CAR VALUES 1929 Oakland Sedan $1 75.00 1931 Willys-Knight Sedans 285.00 1932 Chevrolet DeLuxe Coupe. Essex Super-6 Sedan. 1930 Ford Coupe; rumble seat, 1934 Ford V-8 Sedan. 1929 Chevrolet Truck. SANDERSON MOTOR CO. Open Evenings and Sunday. FOR SALE Trucks and equipment. Ill No. Fir St. FOR SALE OR TRADE T. T. Ford pickup, '23 Bulck coupe for wheat, barley or corn. John J. Ritter, Gold Hill. FOR BALE 1933 Chevrolet truck. 160 acres timber and wood business. John J. Ritter, Gold Hill, Ore. USED CAR SALE BIG REDUCTIONS One 1933 Plymouth 4 -door Sedan; aidemounte and extras. 1933 Plymouth Sedan; 6 wheels. 1031 Ford 8 Victoria Coupe. 1930 Ford "A" 2 -door Sedan. . 1934 Plymouth Coupe DeLuxe. 1028 LaSalle Sedan. 1934 Panel Delivery. 1928 oidsmobiie Roadster. 1931 Harley Motorcycle. LANGE MOTOR CO. (Formerly Armstrong Motors.) 18 N. Riverside. Phone 18. HUDSON Sedan, fine condition, very cheap. Call 957 or 832-R. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE Used piano, good practice piano $45.00. B. J. Palmer. Tel, 788 RCA Radlolaand Victor electrola radio and phonograph combination, beau tiful Inlaid Spanish walnut cabinet, like new condition, cost over $1000 new. Complete with records for $70. Box 292, or phone 602 -ft-1, Grants Pass. FOR SALE One trumpet like new, $20.00. Call Sunday or after 6:30 p. m. 919 Queen Ann. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS BUY APPLES direct from producer, and save money. f Fancy Delicious $1.00 , C Grade Delicious .79 Off grades .50 Also Winter Bananas and New town, Delivery made within five day. H. W. Culbertson, Ashland, Ore. FOR SALE Thor electric washer, $15, Phone 314-W. FOR SALE Jonathan apples. 200 boxes. Cheap. Phone I71-R-3. FOR SALE Grapes tmd grape Juice. Mrs. Mary E. Clarkson, Rosa Lane. Phone 610-R-l. FOR SALE Dirt from basement ex cavation. 227 Cottage St. FOR SALE Used logging harness new lines, new collars, all for $25, Used stock saddle, $15. 119 Port land Ave. FOR SALE Wheat hay. $5.00 ton. A. p. Jordan, Wagner Creek Road. Talent. FOR SALE 2000 ft. of hydraulic pipe maizes 11-ln, 15-ln. , and 20 -In. diameter. Medford Pipe fc Machine ry Co. DEER RIFLES Just a few left. You make the price. Cliff Sport Shop, 817 No. River side. FOR SALE Delicious and Jonathan apples. Ala Vista Packing House. FOR SALE Fruit Jar 50c do., baby buggy $3.50, hl-chalr, small tricycle 75c, early American table $6.00, 8 corner shelves 60c, pottery, lamps. other articles. Sun. 8s Mon. 12-4 o'clock. 621 Park Ave. FOR SALE Tomatoes. 60c hundred on vines; peppers, limited quantity, pickling cucumbers. John M3. Take dirt road before overhead crossing, Tolo; follow arrow. FOR SALE Good used furniture; dining table, overstuffed chair, dresser, bed springs, matreas. Ice box, electric stove. 820 Mary St. , FOR SALE Peaches 2c lb. Hofbeck. prunes lc lb., you pick 'm. l'ic lb. picked. TOMATOES No. 1 lc lb. DAMSON PLUMS 3c lb. We Deliver. B. B. FORD, 2 mile west on J'vllle highway. Phone 731-R. ATTENTION, FARMERS I For second-hand rebuilt Implement at bargain prices, call and see us at 39 South Grape St Medford. APPLES Several varieties. Gebhard's. Central Point, H mile north Bear Creek bridge. FOR SALE Crapes, 2 miles west Tal ent on Beeson Lane. FENCE BUYERS For a limited time only, ean buy woven wire fence, barbed wire, staples, redwood poets, all for lest than 45 cents per rod. Volney Dixon, "Nat" bid;., Medford. FOR SALS Close in, Bennett apples; other varieties. Tel. 258-J. FOR SALE Bed spring and mattress and bureau. 1168 W. lib. PETITE prunes 75c hundred. Leo Young. Columbus Ave. off Stewart. Tel. 10-F-U. PEACHES. PLUMS. le )b; grape 2c lb. Huktll. Vt mile south white Oriffln Creek school. FOR SALE Range, cheap. Austin's Fruit Stand. 2 miles south of Ah land. Pacific highway. FOR 8ALB Couch, hoater, carpet, fireplace) screen. Phone 401-1. 415! Cd wards. OR BALI Orapea. J. A. Manke. 9 mllea east of Jactsonvllle, adjoin ing former Clancy orchard. FOR SALE Italian and Petite prune phona 7-F-14. FOR SALE B-n.ett windfall cookUna ppifta, 25c. TeL FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE R I. R. pulleu. 951-R. BUSINESS CHANCES FOR RENT Going service station and cabin site on main highway In Medford- This is paying business and a good opportunity for in dividual or family with approxi mately 8600. Please write P. O. Box 1074. Medford. if interested. MISCELLANEOUS ST. MARK'S GUILD Rummage Sale, Saturday, Sept. 28. next to Strang's Drug Store. Clothing, dishes, many useful articles. HAVE new wringer roll Installed in your old washer. Any make avail able. Bargcjn prices this month only. Pick's Hardware. RAISE HOGS on shares. Have 4 young sow to place. A. R. Renner, 123 S. Riverside or 433 S. Fir after 6 p. m. H ATT IE REAMES WHITE. Teacher of Piano. High school credits given Studio 220 Laurel. Phone 449-M. Ja YOOB"oid"L" washer repaired, Reasonable prices. Pick's Hardware. CLASSICAL end popular piano les sons. Apollo Piano Studio. 319 E Main. BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title and Title Insurance. The only complete Title System in jacuson County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title. Rooms 3 and 6, No. 82 North Central Ave., upstair. Expert Window Cleaners. LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1173. House cleaning, floor waxing, ori ental rug cleaning and upholstering. . t'luno ana yultai instruction, FRED ALTON HAIGHT Classical and modern piano instruction. MEL CHORD for every one. The only method that never (alls. Studio. 318 Liberty Bldg Medford. Ore. Transfer. TRUCKING AND STORAGE . Local and long distance hauling, furni ture moving, etc. Reasonable rates. Tel. 833. F. E. Samson Co. HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack ers end movers. Special livestock moving equipment. Prices right. 619 North Riverside. Phone 815. EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 1015 No. Central. Phone 315. Prices right. Service guaranteed. Money to Lend MONEY LOANED $50 to $300 for personal or household purposes on House Furnishings or Autos; also Cars Refinanced. Loans closed within 30 minutes. License No. S 157. See W. E. Thomas. 45 So. Cen tral. LEGAL NOTICES Notice of Administrator's Sale of Real Estate. In the County Court of the State of Oregon and for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of Mary Elisabeth Adams. Deceased. Notice 1 hereby given, that In pur suance of an order of the County Court of the County of Jackson. State of Oregon, made on the 4tn day of September, 1935. In tut matter of the estate of Mary Elizabeth Adams, de ceased, the urfderslgned administrator with the Will annexed of the estate of said deceased, will sell at private sale to the highest bidder for cash upon delivery of deed, on or after Tuesday the 15th day of October, 1935, all the right, title. Interest and Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Invite 4. Defect I. Fold over od IX. Brazilian money of account 11 Place In po sition again 11 Before 15. A game 17. Round-up 19. Placs to sit to. Shelter for aircraft IL Attendant Id a publlo plare II. From the time that 14. Part of a comet U. Color BllShtlf Z6. Near U. High moun tain W. Dlsenst of animals ' SO. Worthless dog tl. That fellow M. Kitchen stov IS Kind or fuel hi. Art of plung I nit forward U. Flower Solution of Saturday's Puzzle ilHlflsHcl! XI. CoMemptuou, Spanish' American term for a foreigner li. Maid 39. Strang. Innsuag. 40. Solvf. in, dlf nultl?s of 41. Hlgb card WA I V Efg2AST AgplR OP A Tfr A CJHIMIE N TR O V E YIEISMA P STR UHEN BflM EICIT Pi E ta o bL i piSf sWl g v bM fir a LOR dMaTm USE feL A G oWe 1p yo d of i c e mam ipii cuaTTmn oInje fPljjjP RluTTNMPbS I tl VEL Y E sTs EWofvlA Lff r air eTr SlHTflDjf DIAlRlEljATNtl ISlE 2 7 1 in? " wmmrffm a-aaaw- aaaaa. aasaaaw- -aataaaaaa. yMaw ' J'- .msubbbw Hl2 8fL jiff MM LZWL ZZZ5!iZZ "'': ('. 11:1 WL ' r3? mm . i ; ,. estate of the said Mary Elizabeth Adams, deceased, at the time of her death In and to the real property hereinafter described; and all the right, title, and Interest, that the said esuite has, by operation ol law or otherwise, acquired other or In addi tion to that of said deceased at the time of her death, In and to those certain lots, pieces, or parcels of land situated, lying and being In the County of Jackson, State ol Orogon. and more particularly described, as follows, to-wit: Commencing at the Southwest corner of Donation Land Claim No. ; 49 in Township Thirty-eight (381 South of Range Two (2) West ol the Willamette Meridian, and run ning thence North Six (6) chains and twenty-five (25) links; thence east thirty-one (31) chain and eight (8) links; thence North twenty-five (25) chains and seventy -five (75) links: thence Eaat four (4) chains and sixty-four (61) I'.nks; thence South thirty-two (32) chains to the South line of said Donation Land Claim; thence Went on said South line thirty-five (35) chains and seventy-two (72) links to the place of beginning, containing thirty-five (35) acres more or less. Jackson County, Oregon, also: Commencing at a point on mid dle line of County Road, eMd point being six and twenty-five hun dredths (6.25) chain North and thirty (30) links East of the South, west corner of Donation Land Claim No. 49 in Township Thirty elffht (38) South. Range Two (2) West of the Willamette Meridian and from said point running thence East thirty and seventy-eight hun dredths (30.78) chains to the South line of Josephine Wilson's farm; thence North three and twenty-five hundredths (3.25) chains; thence West thirty and seventy-eight hun dredths (30.78) chains to the mid dle of County Road, and thence South along middle of Hld road three and twenty-five hundredths (3.25) chains to tne plate of be ginning, containing ten (10) acres more or less, Jackson County, Ore gon. Term and conditions of sale: Cash upon delivery of deed. All bids or offers must be In writ ing, and may be left at the office of Boggs & Bogs. Attorneys, Jackson County Bank Building, Medford, Ore gon, at any time after the first pub lication of this notloa, and before the making of the sale. September 16th, 1935. date of first publication. D. 0TANLEY BOGGS. Administrator with the Will annexed of the estate of Mary Elizabeth Adams, deceased, , Notice to Creditors. In the County Court of the State of Oregon, lor Jackson county. In the Matter of the Estate of Charles N. Black, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the county court of the State of Oregon, for Jackson County, has appointed the undersigned administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Charles N. Black, deceased. AH persons having claims against said estate are required to present them with proper vouchers within six months from this date to Porter J. Nefr. 202 Cooley Theater Building, Medford, Orecn. Dated September 30. 1935. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MEDFORD, Medford, Oregon. Notice of Fin nl Settlement. In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of Mary A. Hepler, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned hai filed with the County Court of Jackson tronnty, Oregon, her final account in the above entitled estate and the said court, has by order duly made fixed October lotn, itua. nt the hour of ten-thirty o'clock a, m., as the time and the court room of said court In the courthouse at Med ford. Jackson County, Oreeon. as the place for hearing objections to said final account, the closing of eald es tate and discharging of the adminis tratrix from all further responsibility and duty hereunder. Dated ftnd flits published October 7th, 1935. OLA E. HEPLiEK, Administratrix of the estate of Mary A. Hopler, Deceased, Cross-Word Puzzle I. Oave tempo rarily L Donkey t. Ouraelvea . unfamiliar I. Shell 10. Region 11. Biblical mountain II. Para It. A aliigl. tlma tO. That on wtitcll a door awlnga 11. Western stat. 22. Act of selling 21. Hum slightly 25. Kind of danct it. Northern birds 27. Three spot 29. Tropical fruits SO. Comfort 12. Step of a ladder If. Ready money 14. Fahrlc made from flax 2s. Tmlla 21. joyoua 27. Cereal 28. fine openwork fabric 40. In behalf of' 41. Chess plecea 42. Doleful 45. Greek letter 44. Era 46. Mondow 47. Ijllr 48. Father 41. Flnl.h DOWN L Rnacu I. Dnileratand I. Rel.it lonihlp 4. Monk Rogue River ROGUE RIVER, Oct. 7. (5pl) The Southern Oregon Presbyterla i was held at the Hope Presbyterian I church October 1 and 3. The lirst ! day there was attendance of 15 min ister and on the second day about 45 were at the meeting. The Ladles' Aid had charge ox the entertain ment, serving the meals In the Community hall. Mr. and Mr. Nat Hart, Mrs. Fred Dengler and Mrs. Richard Scott were Medford visitor Wednesday. Seventy-five friend and members of Live Oak and Gold Hill Grange met at the Community hall and enjoyed the evening Monday, Sep tember 30. The evening' program started off with Live Oak: Grange putting on the officers seating drill and the flag drill. An address of welcome was given by Master Ptrry Walt and he also Introduced the speaker, W. A. Johnson, of Grant Pass. Don Elliott, with his banjo. accompanied by Phlllis Miller on the piano, brought much applause from the audience. Mrs. Daniel Powell sang a solo which was rgeat ly enjoyed. Edward Carter gave two tap dance numbers which pi eased everyone a also did the tap dance given by little Charlotte Carter. Two little skits put on by Grange member caused much merriment. The program was followed by game and the Grange ladle servod cake and coffee at close of the evening. This wa booster night and was very succesful meeting. Mrs. A. A. Mathea and Mrs. Min erva Dengler were visitor from Grants Pass to the Fred Dengler home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. James Whipple were Grants pas shopper Tuesday after noon. The Rogue Rivet Townsend club met at the Community hall Tues day night. A large attendance was present and enjoyed the address given by Frank Gibson, of Grants Pass. Eleven new names were added to the membership list, bringing the total to 155 members. The next meeting will be October 15, at which time a good program Is promises by the committee. Everyone welcome. Leo Smith, new owner of Del Rogue Feed and Seed store, was a Grants Pass business visitor Tues day. Mrs. X. T. Galllgar returned on Tuesday from Council Bluffs, Iowa, where she has been visiting her three sisters. A community dinner will be held at the Community hall Tuesday venlng, October 8. The evening will be spent In the form of a re ception for the new school teachers and to promote the community spirit, s Mrs. Florence Bates and baby eon, arrived Monday morning from San Jose, Cal.. to be with her mother, Mrs. Chas. Warren, who 1 very Ul. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Scott were surprised Monday night when Mr. and Mrs. Bob Carlcker and small daughter of Fuller ton, Cal., and Mrs, N. L. Raymond, of Orange, Cal drove In for a visit. Mrs, Ray mond Is Mrs. Scott' aunt and Mr, Csrlcker Is her cousin. Mrs. Joe Shult wa a business visitor at Medford Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. George Balke and children of San Francisco, and Mrs, Nancy Wilson of Central Point, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. J, Wilson Tuesday. Mr. and Mr. J. A. Scott were Grant Pass shoppers Wednesday. The Ladles' Aid met Friday at the boms of Mrs. Ellaazbeth Fowler. Mrs. Carlo Msgerl gave a very Interesting talk on nursing. Tol TOLO, Oct. 7. (Spl.) Kenneth, joungest son of Mr, and Mrs. Phil Thurston, was rushed to the Sacred Heart hospital Wednesday night and at 8:80 underwent an emergency ap pendicitis operation. All are hopeful of a epeedy recovery, Mr. Thurston ba announced the first program of the school year, to be on Hallowe'en. These are com munity get-together meetings and all are cordially Invited to attend. Mr. Clarence Lofftu wa hostess st Tolo Community club luncheon at 1 o'clock Thursday. Those enjoying the affair were Masdame Roacoe Owen, Leslie Davis, L. E. Hsmmarley, Denver Davis, George Wright, r A Muse, J. E. Green, Allda Tule, P. A. Tracy and the hostess, Mrs. Lofftu. A special meet In; of th clUD will ba held In th club rooms on Thurs day, October 17. A cordial Invitation 1 extended to all women of th com munity. Tracy, oldest son of Mr, and Mr. T. A. Muse, with a comrade, O, T. Poplin, both with Co. U, 88th In fantry, stationed at Fort Dougta, Utah, are hers on a 80-diy furlough. Tracy recently won a medal as an expert rifleman, Edward Inmann. with Clyde Con rad of Central Point, made a trip to upper Evans creek Thursday, return ing Friday. Mrs. Lulu Thurston attended the annual meeting of the teacher' In stitute at Medford. Miss Arlen 1 soendln; the holi day with iiom folk. Pardon Hevokrd BALEM, Oct. 7. (AP) The condi tional pardon granted to 8am Nelaon of Union county In April, 1034, waa revoked late Saturday by Governor Martin. Nelaon was received at the state penitentiary here. September 37, 1931, to serve a 10-year sentence for robbery. Phone 643 We'll nsul away youl refuse. City Baoitari Service. Valley View VALLEY VIEW, Oct. 7. (Spl.) Valley View Community club held Its first meeting last Thursday. After the routine business conducted by the president, Mrs. L. Gallatin, Mr. Lucherhand, chairman of the program committee, called roll, had communi ty singing and an Interesting article on Ethiopia was rend. Mrs. Sratton and Mrs. Gallatin were hostesses for the afternoon. Mrs, Wm. Glenn attended the Dis trict Federation club meeting Satur day it the Civic dub house In Ash land, Mrs. J. R. McOrackea attended the Home and Foreign Missionary conven tion of the M. E. church in Grants Pass last Thursday and Friday. F. Nutter was a business visitor In our community last week. C. Pedersen of Ashland was a busi ness visitor Thursday. Mrs. J. Fleener and daughter, Mrs. J. Borgen (formerly Leatha Dodge) of Paulsbo, Wash., were callers at the Stratton home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Stratton and Albert visited their son and family in Yreka Sunday. Mrs, Wm. Glenn received a telegram from Mr. Glenn at Fairbanks saying he and Mr. Lucherland had arrived safely by plane from northern Alaska and would be home In about two weeks. Mrs. E. T. Newbry, Mrs, Wm. Darby, Mrs. W. A. Stratton, Mrs. Jas. Lennox and Mr J. R McCracken all attended the M E. Ladles' Aid In Ashland Tues day. Allen Howe of Idaho la making an extended visit wltn hi aunt, Mrs. E. T. Newbry and Mr. Newbry. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Wilson have en Joyed recent visits from relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Knox and Ford Ken yon, of Grand Island, Neb., cousins of Mrs. Wilson, visited last week a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Shoe maker and little daughters of South Dakota visited this week. B. c. Abnuns has torn down the house on his valley View place and Is rebuilding on his new home north of Ashland. Miss Beatrice Werth and Miss Muriel Morse are both attending nor mal. Mr. and Mr. Chetsal and son have moved onto their ranch, formerly the Fred Hollbaugh placs. this week. Mrs. H. R, Westerberg returned Sat urday from a visit with her father and mother, Mr. and Mr. Geo. Nich ols and brother Lee Nichols, at Dallas, Ore. "i Wagner Creek WAONEB CREEK, Oct. 7. (Spl.) Tha flchiutar barn, which waa filled with hay, waa burnM on the morning of Sept, 33, Mr. Schuater waa fortu nate In getting his oattle out but waa badly burned In removing the ma chinery. , Mr. and Mrs. o. W. Collins, who re cently motored from Wallaoe, Idaho and have been visiting the Walty family here on Wagner creek, have moved to Mt. Hebron, where Mr. Col lins has secured temporary employ ment. Mrs. Byron Keith visited Mrs. Mc culloch Sept. 34. Wayne Cowdrey of Talent, had his foot badly crushed Sept. go when a large log rolled over U. He Was em ployed by the Skeet Logging Co., which 1 hauling logs from Wagner (lap. Mr. Cowdrey was taken to the Aahland Community hoapltal, where he received medical care. Mrs. Everett Bailey apent from Sept, 38 to Sept. 31 In Doris, Calif with her brother, Field Rile. While there aho took her brother to the Klamath hoapltal. Mrs. Vera Doran and email son Richard, who has apent the last six weeks with her mother, Mrs, Leila Lynch returned last woek to her home In Oakland, Calif. Miss Patricia Seamon and Miss Clark, of Eagle Point, are spending a week with Mr. and Mrs, ft. B. Roblson. Frank and Clarence Holdrldge are enjoying a week's hunt In the hills. Mr, and Mrs. Lew Sadder visited Mrs. Blm Roberta Sept. 31. Miss Irene Alcocir, of Talent, spent the week end with Mrs. Frank Hold rldge. Mrs. Frank Holdrldge entertained the following ladles at a luncheon Sept. 391 Mrs, Hackler and Miss Irene Aleock of Talent, and Oenevleve Walty of Wagner Creek. Mre. I. C. Williams and Mrs. Borg of Talent, and Mrs, Charles Holdrldge and Mrs. Walty, of Wagner Creek, at tended the Jackson county extension unit at Medford Oct. 2. Many Wagner Creek friends visited the new son of Ormte Qoddard at the Community hospital at Ashland this week. They reported that although he la still small, he looks "Just like his father." Mrs. R. X. Roblson Is preparing to entertain the young man and his mother for a week or so. Talent TALENT, Oct. 7, (Spl.) The barn belonging to Tom and Day Shuster, of Beeson Lane, was completely destroy ed by fire Saturday. About 30 tons of hay was burned, and farm equipment also. The fire was started by hot ashes from a pipe, but when It was discov ered, such headway had been made, that nothing could be saved. The fire spread to the Anderson property, but was brought under control by the as sistance of the CCC. The Ashland chemical engine waa called. There waa a small amount of Insurance. K. Baylor has returned from Cot- lvallls, where he has been taking course under w, P. A. Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Webber of Mur phy, visited the Sun Gold Rabbltry Tuesday. Mrs. Charles Skeeters and Mrs. W. Hervey, were transacting business In Ashland Monday. Mrs. Carl Borg and daughter Doro thea were Ashland visitors Friday. ssvery ona is vote minded the dave In the "Trade at Home" contest. Ralph We I born has purchased the blacksmith shop from Dad Hubbard. Wm. Chapman, of Lake Creek, bro ther of Charlie Chan man. died Tues day at Medford and wa burled la the sterns cemetery at Talent, Friday. Mr. W .U leer of Ashland, who has been retained as a consulting engi neer by the city council, wa in Tal ent Tuesday. The new fountain at the city hall 1 completed, and Is quite attractive, the work being done by Mr. Hannon. June Ann Hunter of Medford, 1 visiting at the home of her grandpar ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bates. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hotohkiss bar moved into the house recently oocnv pled oy Mr. aAd Mrs. L, Morris. Junior Hamilton has the measles, this being the only case reported. Mis Thelma Stevens of Wolf Creek, spent the week end with her parents), Mr. and Mrs. Joe Steven. Alex Harris went to Klamath coun ty to work In the potatoes. Mr. nd Mrs. Harry Lowe were transacting business In Medford Wed nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Quy Calkins, of Med. ford, were calling on friends In Talent Wednesday. The Community Club met Wednes day afternoon at tha city hall, the members studying Oregon author. Mr. and Mrs. L. Brltson of Los An geles, who have been visiting at the) home of their daughter, Mr, a. Work, returned home Tuesday. Courthouse News (Curnlshed by the Jackson County Abstract Co.. 131 B- Sixth Stroet ) ' Marriage Licenses Melvln Zullnskl and Mabel Hardlaty Richard Fanger and Clara Kludt. Willis E. Height and Elms, Hood. Probate Court Batata Henry H. Taylor, deceased. Probate. Circuit Court Marie J. Perdue vs. Arvllle D. Per due. James F. Johnson vs. Edna Long e al. To quiet title. Eleanor S. Harwood vs. Harry 0. Harwood. Divorce. Roy Leonard and C. F. Strathous assume buslneaa name certificate of "Medford Neon Sign Co.", Medford. Universal Bond J Mortgage Co. vs. W. M. Eraklne et al. Foreclosure. Real Entnte Trnnsfers Frank Rector et ux to A. L, Red field et ux. W. D, 30 acres In sea, 33, twp. 38, B. R. 3 W. W. W. Bailey et ux to Oorden Tur ner et ux. W, W. Lot 1, blk 7, Par Add. to Medford. Mellnda Jane Brewster to Walter Samuel Brewster et ux. W. D. SV4 SK',4. 8E', SWW and lot 4 of sea. Jl. iwp. 93, 8. R. 3 W. Owen-Oregon Lumber Sales Co. to George Trefren. W. D. 814 8E14 Nwy, sec. 10, twp. IS South, Range East W. M. Medford Corporation to Geom Trsfren. W. D. 8W!4 NE!4 sec. 19, twp. 36 S. R. t E. W. M, Floyd H. Hart et ux to Stella M. Obenchaln. q. c. D. Land In sen. and 10, twp, 37, S. R, 3 West. R. A. Pech et ux to H A. Fredenbun et ux. W. D. Lot 3. blk. I. Newtown Add., Medford. Romney O. Stephenson et ux ta Florence Boussum. W. D. Lot 1, blk, 80, Medford. Clarence Oray et ux to Arthur F. Ocode et ux. w. D. N. 1 acre of tract In sec, 37. twp, 83, S. R. 3 East. Elmer K. huh et ux to J H. Clark et ux. S. w. D. S of NX sec. 83, twp. 88. S. R. 3 West. v- Fay L. Harris to Clara L. Loomla. W D. Land In sees. 8 and 8, twp. 40, S. R. 4 East. Cora B. Carder to D. D, Duff. W. O. Lot 3, Householder Add, Medford. . THE GRANGE ' Lake Creek Urnnge Lake Creek Orange met In reg ular session September 38. An In teresting marketing committee re port was given by Claus Charley. Rirj, Ux7z, sMirmau of the home economics committee, an nounced In hla report that for the laat meeting In October, Master Reed Charley and evlfo and Over seer Tom Stanley and wife will serve lunch for a party to cele brate several blrthdaya. Momlnatlona made by the local Orange for state offices wsre: mas ter, QUI; overseer, Tomklns; lec turer, Mrs. Busts Maust; secretary Bertha J. Beck. An enjoyable lecture hour, pre sented by Lecturer Julia Sidley, opened with community singing, led by Mabel Brown and Floyd Char ley with Francea Tonn at the piano. Other numbers were a reading. "An Autumn Afternoon." by Myrtle Charley: mualcal selection, "My Southern Rose," by Russ Moore, accordion, and Wallace Ragadate. banjo; reading, "Sketches In Aut umn," by Beth Zundet; reading by Oordon Stanley; selection, "Mexico' Cannibal lsls." by Frances Tonn; Instrumental number, "Buffalo Oirl.' by Wallace Ragsdale, banjo, and Russ Moore, accordion; reading. "A Farm Olrl," by Gwendolyn Charley; reading, "Grinding Your Nose," by Dorothy Stanley; reading, "At Uncle Joe's." by Janet Charley: reading, "An Old Sweetheart of Mine," by Floyd Charley: mualcal number, "Turkey In the Straw," by Rue Moore and Wallace Rsgsdale. Buckingham's homemade oancfy. Peanut brittle, reg. 80c, apecleJ Ik. 300, To Crest, lit S. CeuUai.