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FOB WANT ADS
LOST AND FOUND
Lost or stolen spotted heifer.
Reward. Tel. 305. Jacksonville.
LOST Brown and white fox terrier
puppy, 3 months old. Reward. Tel.
1342-L.
LOST U aog u mitring. cal 116 16
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WANTED MALE HELP
MAN or woman wanted to supply cus
tomers with famous Watklna Pro-
ducts In Ashland. No Investment. ,
Business- established, earnings av-,
erase 25 weekly, pay starts lm-
mediately. Write J. R. Watklns Co..
4M8 HolUs Sfl. Oakland. Calif. !
. t .,- hiuti .. a u.'Mte fin-
portunlty. Automobile given as ; FOR RENT o-room modern furnish
bonus. Write Albert Mills, 27 Mon- ed house, close in. Phone 457-J:
J!? PRESnCloorn 7-r.m unlur-
nr.N-rnn District Reorcsentatlve, I nlshed home. Phone 728
Jackson and Josephine counties, for
an Old Established Insurance Com-
-,M,h .nn-iftiiw in Non-can-
cellahle Health & Accident and Life -
Policies. Monthly guarantee offer- J p0R RENT APARTMENTS
ed. Previous Insurance experience :
not necessary. Applicant must fur- j f0TTBNT.Pu"n;l2,e 3.T0om apart
SLTLLK C Farnadtoltya! nlvaSath.. sleeping porch.
In applying state age ad occupa-
tlon for past five years. Box No.
4568, Tribune. .
WANTED A man of good habits and i
personam; for full time work that
will pay 5 diily If you qualify. See ;
Mr. Don Jones at Allen Hotel Sun- j
rinv afternoon between 2 and 6 p. :
m. for particulars.
.
OPPORTUNITY lor two men to worn.
, for a concern that Is establishing
Itself In this locality. Must be neat,
. average Intelligence and hard work-
ers Gooi livelihood to those ac- j
cep'ted. Mr. Duffy will be at the!
Medford Hotel Sunday afternoon J
from 2 to 6 p. m. for Interview, call j
in per -.on
WANTED SITUATIONS
irvJiTTON WANTED By undergradu
ate nurse obstetrics or any other
nursl";. P. O. Box 950. Call 599. j
WANTED Children to board end :
room In private home. 307 N. Ivy. i
WANTED To care for school ohlld.
Good home. References. Reason
able charge. 39 Myers Court.
GUARANTEED carpenter work. Lee I
Williams. 1520 N. Riverside. 925 1
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Rcddy Ave.
WANTED FEMALE HELP
POSITION open for ambitious woman
showing stunning Fashion Frocks.
Up to 615 weekly and own dresses
free of extra cost. No Investment.
Send dress aize. Fashion Frocks.
Dept. N-1039, Cincinnati, Ohio.
SINGLE womail wanted 25 yr. or
older who is neat, gocd education
and aiggresslve for position that
will pay good dividends. Mrs. Dunn
will Interview applicants Sunday
afternoon at Holland Hotel from 2
until tp.m.
YOUNG woman neat and congenial,
age about 30. for light housework
In good home In country. Young
man and son aged 10. Box 4413.
Tribune.
WANTED Woman for general house
work by week. Phone 1461.
WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED Used piano, must be In
gooi condition. Box 4426, Tribune.
WANTED TO LEASE Small business
place on East Main or Central Ave.
suitable for Ice cream and sand
wich shop. Bo:; 4509, Tribune. ' -
WANTED Electric Incubator. State
size, make and price. Box 278, R. 2
WANTED SOU posts. Chester Wendt.
WANTED Mil cows, heavy springers
and Iresh. Phone 498-R.
WANTED Pew Jcrser or Guernsey
sprlnuer hellers. Will pny cash. E.
W. Messenger, Rt. 3. Bos 39B, Eale
Point.
HIGHEST eastern prices for carloads
broke or ran horses, mules snd
oolts. Pred chandler Horse and
Mule Market, Charlton, Jora.
WANTED Dc-mothlrur with Electro
lux. Rt. 1. Bui 395. Medlord.
WANTED To care for cMId under
school e,7e; reawnable charge. Box
4517. Tribune.
OOINO to saitm 30th: room for one:
share expenses. R S Nealy. Pros
pect. Ore.
DRESSMAKING DESIONINO - 25
years' experience in tailoring and
gown making, alterations Mrs
Cidwell. 122, Almond.
WA.VTETJ
We pay cash tot no'isehold good,
furniture snd i'ov. We al.c ou
metl hid, pel's W'wl mo
hair MEliFotlD BMlalN HOUSE
17 N. drape 6k Fauu iur.2.
WANTED-MISCELLANE0U3
WANTED . few good Jersey or
Guernsey cows. C. R. Natwlck. Tel
5-F-14. Eagle Point.
MEN'S shirt, 10c; 18 pieces finished,
. 48c; rough dry, 60 pieces, 60c:
handkerchiefs done free. Phone 537-Y
mornings.
WANTED Oood gentle work; mare.
1300 or 1100 lb. Geo. Alford. Phono
19-P-3.
WANTED Good used furniture,
ranges, cook stoves. Holbrook and
Ohrn. Phone 647. 113 East 6th St.
WANTED Clear, out your attlo.
garage and basement of all old fur
niture, cook stoves, beaters, stove
pipe, fruit jars etc Give us a call
NEW DEAL PORN EXCHANGE
No 413 Saet Main
WANTED Cook stoves, beaters, bed
springs, mattresses, day-oedft. sani
tary couches and cote oi what
have you- We pay cash or exchange
NEW DEAL FURN EXCHANGE
423 E. Main St.
WANTED Beef cattle veal, lam be
snd pasture. J. J Osenbrugge.
WANTED
PURS FURS PURS
Highest cash price paid for raw furs
Complete line of traps on sale.
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
37-29 No Grape St.
Medford.
FOR RENT HOUSES
a-ROOM furnished, 2 or S bedrooms.
Close In. Phone 1432-J.
FOP. RENT Furnished 3-room house,
$8 per month. 2, miles out. Tel.
4-F-2.
FOR RENT 722 Dakota, 6 rooms.
Holly court No. 3. 2 bedrooms, cor
ner of 4th and N. Holly.
Other desirable 3 to 5 room houses
all In gcod good condition. Phone
195 or 1147-W.
for RENT 4-room furnished house.
Inquire 520 So. Ivy.
FOR RENT 3 modern houses, (12.50
and 25, water paid, call 333 a.
Riverside.
MODERN 5-room furnished house.
szi.ou. rnone oi.
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FOR RENT 5-room furnished house.
close In. 30. water paid. Inquire
11W O.
FOR RENT
unfurnished
Homes furnished
Brown ft wnua
Adults. 912 S. Oakdale
JTJ5tmeOT in private home. 118
Genesee.
RENT Apte. with hot water,
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poB rent Apt., 806 W. Main,
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APARTMENT 4 rooms and bath.
steam heat, hot water, Frlgiaaire
and garage. 603 S. Holly Bt.
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APT. HOUSE for sale, 806 W. Main
FOR RENT Furnished apartment,
329 N. Holly. Phone 879-X.
OR PENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
ROOM. 153 N. Ookda.e.
ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 8 Qrape
FOR RENT ROOM BOARD
BOARD AND ROOM 836 W. 4th. Tel.
832-J.
BOARD AND ROOM, rates reasonable
at 718 E Main
FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Small farm. 3rd house on
right of Buckshot Hill Road. Route
4, Box 31.
FOR EXCHANGE
FOR 8 ALE OR TRADE Electric Iron
lng machine. Tel. 437-X.
TO TRADE Wm. Parkhurst gun, left
barrel 13-gouge. rignt .au-ou cai.
for 3.1 Colt's Woodsmsn. A. Steuer,
Anchor, Ore.
FOR EXCHANGE REAL
ESTATE '
medford oronerty to trade for Coos
Bav Loperty. W. L. Caaudy, Hall
Bldg., Marshfleld.
EXCHANGE 70-acre dairy ranch. 18
cows, modern equipment, ior cuy
property. Will consider acreage
home near city. Box 4536. Tribune.
EXCHANGE 3 clear city lots and
cash for car or equity. Box 4537,
Tribune.
FOR TRADE 80 Acres of land with
house and barn. In Sams Valley, for
good truck. Box 40, Tribune.
XOEXCHANOE Small Improved
ranch- for apartment or other In
come property. Box 4399. Tribune.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Income prop
erty, clo In. Phone 959-J.
FOR SALE - REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE OR RENT-3 acre black
sandy soil, house and garage,
acre eeparaaus: on Old Stage Road.
Chester Wcndt. phone 897-J-a.
WHY PAY RENT
When you can purchsae thla small
-room modern home completely
furnished on East side for ,800 00
oa?h.
ALSO
Modern 6-room plastered home
In excellent condition with ap
proximately one acre of good soil
adlolnlruz Medford. with cuy water.
Ideal for large funlly desirous of
city school facilities and Income
property. Total price 1210000. Only
s.300.00 down, balance on terms to
suit re.oonslble parties.
CHARLES A WINO AOENCY, rNC
(Exclusive Agents)
LEAVING STATE Make oiler lor
IJOO0 equity. 7-apt. furnished
house, mclem. fully rented. Pull
prt.e 3.400 on nahwt in town
Terms, by owner. Box 4416. Tribune
BFAtTTPVI. suburban home with 'n
cm ! a sj-ntlce. BROWN A
WHITE, Realtors.
FOR 8 ALE KEAL ESTATE
FOR SAJ.E SV, A., small house, barn
and henhouse, win take gooa car
aa down payment. First house on
Sprint ntcok road off Buckshot hill
road. L. a. Lehman, Rt. 4, Box 58 A.
HOUSES for sale or rent.
Tel. 195.
evenings 1147-W.
EQUIPPED ORCHARD
Approximately 25 acres excellent deep.
tree sou; aDout a w.-rva wrcui.
15 acree In Bartletts, 'Anjous and
Bosc pears: 5 acres In alfalfa. Mod
ern 5-room attractive home, good
barn and outbuildings. Tractors,
disc, sprlngtooth and necessary
farm Implements. All go for M.000
some terms or might consider home
In Medford.
CHARLES A. WING AGENCY, INC.
109 E. Main St. Medford, Oregon
10 ACRES, f-illy equipped with build
Ings, 150 Leghorn hens, it good cows,
horse, breedlnff turkeys, ail tools:
fenced and cross-fenced. All for
only U650. BROWN & WHITE,
Realtors.
CITY LOT, fully Improved and PAID
IN FULL. 150 cash. BROWN 4t
WHITE. Realtors,
FOR SALE 2 or 8 acres. 5-room mod
ern home In Oak Grove, weal loca
tion: lsrcre oak and laurel shade
This property can be bought at 4
Its value on very easy terms, u.
PICKELL. exclusive agent. 204 E.
Main.
100 ACRES well improved stocked
and eouloped. close to Meedford
some cash or Income property Bsl
ance long time low Interest 0 A
DeVoe. 623-J -2
WHEN you think of real estate think
of Brown it White
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
GOOD USED CARS
1938 License Included.
1935 Dodge Touring Sedan.
1934 Dodge DeLuxe Coupe.
1934 Plymouth Touring Sedan.
1933 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan.
1933 Chrysler 8 DeLuxe Sedan.
1933 Plvmouth DeLuxe Coupe.
1934 Chrysler Airflow.
1929 Butck DeLux j Sedan.
1930 Chrysler 68 Sedan.
1934 Ford Deuuxe V-8 Sedan.
1934 Ford DeLuxe V-8 Coupe.
1932 Plymouth Coupe.
1929 DeSoto Sport Roadster.
Also a number of other real bargains.
LANGE MOTOR CO.
' Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer.
Used Car Lot. 6th and Bartlett.
38 N. Riverside.
FOR SALE Ford A truck. Job with
It. 132 8. Riverside.
FOR SALE DOGS PETS
FOR SALE Thoroughbred Australian
puppies. Phone 16-F-I5.
ROLLER Canaries Call 623-J-3
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE 3 dairy cows, freshen
aoon. Mrs. L. J. Rohrer, Browaa
boro. FOR SALE 2 choice gentle heifers
935 S. Riverside.
FOR SALE Year-old Duroc brood
sow. H. B. Ellts. Beagle. Ore.
ANNOUNCEMENT ' Auction sale of
purebred Hereford and Shorthorn
bulla, at the Sale Pavilion, Jan. IS.
So. Oregon Livestock Auction Co
Col. A. H. Dudley. Auctioneer.
FOR SALE Weaner pigs. 15 each.
Also orchard wood, partly seasoned.
1 per cord, or will trade for live
stock or what have you. E- W
Blrchfleld. Rt 1. Box 69. Central
Point, off Beall Lane on south, tf
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Auto mdlo. 7-tu"je, 115.00.
E. Davis. R. 4. Box 237.
FOR SALE 280-egg incubator or will
trade for bed, spring and mat
tress. Also 50 leghorn hens for cow
or springer. Phone 305, Jackson
ville.
FOR APPLES phone 258-J.
FOR SALE Daybed, practically new;
cheap. R 2, Box 90, near Pine
Cone.
FOR SALE 2 drag-saws. R. E. Green,
Talent.
PINE Red Spltzenburg and Newtown
apples ten ss'.e at Ala Vista Packing
House 331 So Pit St
APPLES
Fancy Delicious, packed, large
size, per box 1.25
Fancy Delicious, good size.
per lug
Small size, per lug
Newtown b. good slue, per lug
Bring Containers
BEAR CREEK ORCHARDS
SPENCER Corsetlere Tel
write 1S0I N Riverside.
DRIVEWAY MAlKlfll 3 sizes oi
rock at (I 50 per yard deli.ered
Batemsn Phone 1534-Y or I3-J
BALED oat My. ground hay: loose
oat and alfalfa hay: also feed wheat
O. A. DeVoe Phone 533-J-3
FOR SALE Comic and D'AnJou
peers, packed or (n lugs. Very resa
onably priced Ala Vlat Packing
House.
FOR SALE Dry body wood.
015. Hawley'a Transfer.
Phooe
BUY HERE AND SAVE
Davenports. Studio Couches. Simmons
Springs Simmons Beds Mattreses.
good used furniture
HOLBROOK OHRN
In Old P1rthe.ll Bldg on Bth
Phone 647. 113 I 8th St.
APPLES we deliver Tel 132-L.
FOR SALE Junior Viking cream sep
arator, used 5 months: price 120.
1083 Court St.
FOR 8AI.F 1'i-h p. ga engine: ised
very little. Dry laurel wood. Call
602 Maple St. Phone 378-X.
FOR SALE. CASH Alfalfs hay. Box
21. Butte Falls highway. J. H.
Clark.
LATE model Harley motorcycle, per
fect conditio. ; 2 new tires; a real
bamsln. so hurry.
PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Dodge and Plymouth.
rna sale Household furnishings
Norge refrigerator and Monarch
range, phone 1198-W.
FOR SALE OR TRADE S'.ump puller,
i trailers 2 scrapers, corn culM
valor, 600-kaI. water tank, 14-meh
plow. wa,z. n scaiea, l'.t-ln. oable.
Call 4M-J-2.
BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR SAL!: Good restaurant bualness
In a live town: 61000 down. Address
Carol Cafe. Yreka. Cal.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
JACKSON COUNTY
ABSTRACT CO.
Abstracts of rule ana
rule insurance The
only complete Title
System in jacasuu
County.
MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts
of Title Rooms S and 6. No. Si
North Central Ave., upstairs.
Money to Lend
MONEY LOANED 50 to SC0 for
personal or household purposes on
House Furnishings or Autos; also
Cars Refinanced Loans closed
within 30 minutes License No. 8
157. See W B rhomaa. 45 So. Cen
tral Expert Window Cleaner.
LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1172
House clesmng floor waxing ori
ental rug cleaning and upholstering
Transfer,
REINKINO TRANSFER CO Ixng
distance hauling. Furniture, cattle
anything. Ill N. Fir. Phone 1033
C. Stuart.
BADS TRANSFER STORAGE CO.
Office 1016 No Central Phune 316
Prices right Service guaranteed
TRUCKING AND STORAGE 'jocaj
and long distance naullne .uml
ture moving etc Keasunable rales
Tel 833 F B Samson Co.
HAWLEY TRANSFER - Expert pack
ers snd movers Special livestock
moving equipment Prices -lgnt
619 North Riverside Pbone 815
ROOFING
ROOFINQ Let us inspect your roof
before the rainy season This ser
vice is free Call 370 Rogue Rlvei
Roofing Co.
COL PAINE NAMED
LEGION ADJUTANT
The executive committee of Med
ford Post of the American Legion
has appointed Col. W. H. Paine to
act as adjutant of the post and Fred
Fry as service officer. These positions
were formerly held by Warren Butler
who has moved to Or ants Pasa to
make his home.
Next regular meeting of Medford
post will be Tuesday, January :4
at which time the report on ."Elmer'
the duck will be made. It Is assumed
that Comrade Paul McCurley has
passed It on to the next "fall guy
by this time.
Local Firm Puts In
Bly Address System
Woodson Smith and Victor Mllnea,
owners of Don's Radio Service here,
have Just returned from Bly, Ore,
where they Installed a 10 -speaker
public address system at- CCC Camp
Bly. The big address system was
manufactured In their Medford plant,
and gives to Camp Bly one of the
most up-to-date broadcasting units
in the state.
January Special. Beautiful repro
duction of your old photographs. 100
Kennell-Ellla Studio. Phone 329.
Mail Tribune Daily
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.S.GILM0RET0
BE HELD AT 2 P.M.
William Skinner Glhnore. well-
known resident of Medford. where
he had lived since 1025, passed
away at Sacred Heart Hospital
Thursday morning at 7:40 o'clock
after a short Illness. Mr. Oil more
lived at 65 North Orange street.
Mr. Qtlmore was born at Pittsburg.
Pennsylvania, May 19, 1800. where he
spent his early life and attended
college, and where he was united In
marriage to Hazel Applegate Ray
December 1, 1009.
Mr. Gilmora was tne only son of
the late James and Caroline Gil
more, his father having been one
of PittsDurgh's leading watch and
clock makers. Mr. Gllmore was a
charter member of First Presbyte
rian church of Ingram, Pittsburgh.
Pennsylvania, ha mother having been
one of Its organizers In early days.
when It tcok birth from old First
Presbyterian church of Pittsburgh.
where she waa an active member.
Mr. Gllmore was church treasurer.
trustee and Sunday school secretary
of his home church for years, and
after coming to Medford held the
snme offices in the Medford church,
where he was a faithful av;d effic
ient servant for the past few vears.
Mr. Gllmore was deputy recorder
of Allegheny county, Pennsylvania,
with the title of expert on obsolete
deeds, and an authority on ancient
legal document. He served until
pension age. and then he retired.
Mr. Gllmore was a member., of Oak
land Lodge I. O. O. F. No. 13. Pitts
burgh, Loyal Order of Moose. B. P.
O. E., No. 1168 of Medford. Ore.
An Interesting fnct about Mr. Gll
more s family was that his grand
father came to Pittsburgh from Ire
land In 1800. when he purchased
piece of land In Chartlers townnhlp.
six miles west of Pittsburgh, paying
for his 40-acre farm In silver dollars,
thus giving it the name of Silver
Hill. There was a Gllmore on this
site continuously until 1925, when
Mr. Gllmore sold his modern home
to seek health In the west.
A fine Christian gentleman, he
will be missed by a host of friends
and relatives.
He leaves to mourn his loss his
widow, Mrs. Hazel A, Gllmore and
three sisters, Mrs. Margaret MacKler
nan, and Mrs. Jessie Rlnaman 01
Pittsburgh, Pr., and Mrs. Martha
Werts of Philadelphia, Pa.
Services will be conducted from
the Perl Funeral Home Sunday at
2 o'clock. Reverend W. J. Howell or
Cashmere, Washington, former pas
tor of Medford Presbyterian church
and close friend of the family, will
officiate, assisted by Rev. E, A.
Oldenburg of Ashland, Ore., with
Elks' service at chapel and Oddfel
lows' service at graveside.
Actlvft. pallbearers will be: Dr.
Charles T. Sweeney, Rev. E. 8. Bart
lam, Rev. W. R. Balrd. Ralph DeWit,
J. G, Love and Ben Mollor. Inter
ment will be lr Siskiyou Memorial
Park.
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EUaENE, Ore., Jan. 4- (AP)
Families from aub-marglnal farms
will be located on 500 acres of land
in the Mohawk valley as soon aa pos
sible. It was announced by C. E.
Crowe, Oregon state rehabilitation
service official who resigned yester
Idav from the Lane county rell?f
administration.
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State Commander of the Veterans ,
of Foreign Wars of the United States i
Dwinht E. Alderman of Portland, Is
paying an official visit to southern
Oregon, having arrived at Ashland
Saturday to Institute Walter A.
Phillips Post No. 3423 and confer
with delegations from Pelican Post.
Klamath Falls, Brookings, and Del
Rogue Post of Grants Pass.
He will come to Medford today,
rt mr.'uing here untl. Monday evening,
when he will pay his official visit to
Crater Lake post.
During his stay in Medford. Com
mander George Codding of Crater
Lake Post, has arranged the follow
ing program for him: Sunday a. m.,
HESTER PENCE, 95,
COUNTY RESIDENT
GO YEARS, CALLED
Hter Pence, one of tha oldest
plcneer residents of Jackson county,
pnssed away at the home of IvTun
mis Pence, her youngest son, after
a ahort Illness c.f one week at Jack
sonville, Otegon, at the rre of 06
years and 8 months. She wns born
near Springfield. Ohio. May 3, 1840,
and has been a resident of Jacluon
county for 60 years. Heater Enoch
waa united In marriage to William
Pence In December, 1850, at Pekin.
Illinois, her husband preceded her
In death In 1007.
Eight children were born to thla
union, being Burvlved by Edward
and Mlnnua Penc of Jacksonville,
Ore., David Pence of Trail, Ore..
Mrs. Mary McKee of Prairie City,
Ore., Mrs. Lottie McKee of Apple-
gate, Ore., Mrs. Janle Geary, Trail.
Ore., also thirty-four grandchildren
and, forty-five great grandchildren.
nnd three great great gmndchlldren.
The family came to Redding. Cal.,
In emigrant train In 1878, and the
same year came to Jackson county
by wagon train, settling In the
Applegate district. '
Funeral services will be held at
the Perl Puneial Home Monday
morning at 11 o'clock, with Rev. D.
E. Millard officiating. Interment will
take place In the Trail cemetery.
LAST SUMMONS ID
. ZOLA AKER
Funeral services were held at the
Jacksonville cemetery Thursday for
Mrs. Zola B. Aker. formerly of the
city, who died of pneumonia In the
Roseburg hospital December 31, at
the age of 88. Mrs. Aker was for
many years employed t Health's drug
store, moving to Myrtle Creek In De
cember of 1033, when her husband.
Qeorge Aker, was transferred there
by the Standard OH company.
Active here for years In the Ameri
can Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. Aker
leaves a hout of friends In the valley.
She waa the former Miss Zola Bar
nett of Central Point. She Is sur
vived by her mother, Mrs. Burnett,
of Myrtle Creek; her husband, and
one aon and an aunt. Miss Bldna
Beitder of Medford,
4.
William l'ortT Onillrl
Mrs. E. E. Meyer of Lake Creek
received word yesterday of ths death
at ber father, William Porter Gould
yesterday morning In Red Bluff
CnllfM following an Illness of the
past two years. He wss 78 year of
ago.
Mr. Gould was formerly a resident
ot tnu city, and has nvany friends
In the valley who will regret Ola
passing. He, with hla wife and fam
lly, came to aouthrr'i Oregon from
New Mexico In 1007, making, their
home here until 1013. whet, they
moved to Hed Bluff. Mr. Gould was
associated for a while with thr
Hlllcrest orchsrd, later going Into
business with the Square Deal wood
yard, now located on Nortt. PW
street.
Mr. Gould Is stirvlvcd by his wife
Cordelia X. and on aon, A. A. Gould
of Red Bluff; and three daughter
Mrs. D. J. Bates, of Portland, Mm
R. V. Buerer. of Redwood City. Cal.,
and Mrs 8. K. Mejer. of Lakt Creek
funeral services will be conducted
at Red Bluff.
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Obituary
Leader Here
Alderman
golf at the Rogue River Golf elub;
Sunday, 5 :00 p. m., reception at
home of Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Can'
field, Aloha ranch, for members of
Crater Lake Post and their wives;
Monday, 12:15 p. m., KLwanls club
luncheon, at Medford Hotel; Monday,
8:00 p. m., Meeting of Crater Lake
Post No. 1833 at Eagle Hall.
At the post meeting Monday eve
ning, a class of twenty recruits will
be given the obligation by State
Commander Alderman. As this WJll
be an open meeting, all veterans,
whether members of the order or not,
are Invited to attend and meet the
state commander. Refreshments will
be served after the meeting.
CN
TO PUT CO JON
FULL UNIT BASIS
A thorough reorganisation of Com
pany A, 180th Infantry, to bring the
national guard unit up to full aotlve
strength wbs announced yeaterday by
Capt. Carl Y. Tengwald, commanding
officer.
During the past week the names of
14 members who had moved out of
the city, Joined the CCO or enlisted
In the army or navy were dropped
from the roster so that the vacancies
might bo tilled with active men, Cap
tain Tengwald said. A campaign la
to be waged Immediately to bring the
company up to full active strength
of 60 members, he aald
"Medford has always been known
for having one of the best national
guard units In t.he abate," the cr.ptaln
said, "and It la our aim to regain the
place we have lost because of clrcunv
slancca over which we have had no
control. The 14 members dropped
from the roster have been transferred
to the rtrsorve list to pave the way
for our drive for active members. We
want a full strength, active company
of 60 men and three officers."
The reorganization. Captain Teng
wald explained, has created vacanclea
not only In the ranks of privates but
alao of privates flrat class, corporals
and sergeant.
The alma of the company will be
placed before varloua organizations In
Medford and an assembly la being
arranged at the high school so that
the purpose ot the national guard
may be explained to eligible students
Captain Tengwald related.
Officer! o' the company win be as
sisted during the campaign by Col
Kelly, reserve corps, and M&j
William H. Ellenburg. and Ma). Wal
ter W. Abbey, national guard
Enlistment in the national guard
affords splendid physical and mental
development for young men," Captain
Tengwald said. "It offers attracttve
Inducements such aa high school
credits, compensation for drill at
tendance, .athletic opportunities, all
necessary ' equipment and cost and
two weeks' encampment each yet
with all expenses paid. II la under
stood, of course, that the national
guard la a secondary defense organl
euattop and so membership allows the
fulfillment ot a patriotic duty.
We have a splendid armory which
la to receive additional Improvements
shortly. We have a new enlisted
men's club which offers recreational
facilities without cost. When you
consider all the advantages member
ship offers, we expect to bsve no dif
ficulty In rebuilding company a into
one of the outstanding national
units In Oregon."
Persons Interested In Joining Com.
pany A may apply to Captain' Teng'
Bid. 1J East M",fl street, or Ber.
geant Oeorge T. Llndley, who Is on
duty day and night at the armory.
SALETWOSMALL
FJ
W. J. Roberta, Medford real estate
dealer, yesterday announced the sate
of two smsll farms near the oity
during the past week. Both property
transactions were handled by Roberts
tor the Jackson County Building and
Loan association, he aald.
Arthur Hlnkle, formerly living on
Kane creek near Gold Hill, purchased
a amall acreage home In the Berry
dale district north of tha city, and
Carl Downs, formerly of Klamath
Palls, purchased a like property on
Msple Drlva. west ot the city. The
purchase price waa not mentioned
for either transaction.
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VETS HOLD
INSTALLATION OF
OFFICERS, FEAST
The regular time for the monthly
meeting of our camp fell on the even
ing of January 1, New Year's evening.
That waa too much even for veterans
to stand so the meeting waa held
January 3 at Medford armory.
The first duty of the evening was
to devote fitting attention to a
chicken dinner. About fifty persona
ate, including approximately fifteen
invited guests. These were heads or
prominent members of other local
veteran and patriotic organizations.
Everything seemed to be going fin
with the dinner and everyone present
was agreeing that whatever faults or
weaknesses might be charged against
Spanish War Veterans, one thing they
could never be accused of was marry
ing poor cooks. Unfortunately, Just
at this point In the course of tha
dinner, the camp waa astounded and
horrified when five of Its members
were detected sitting at the tabid re
served for guests.
After the dinner the camp prompt
ly proceeded to court-martial the of
fenders. By a stroke of remarkable
luck for a Medford gathering, there
happened to be plenty of lawyers
present and the prosecution did not
have to lag. When confronted by
the Judge advocate, the accused all
pleaded ((Kilty and none offered any
excuse worth hearing. People who
get Into acraes In Medford seem to
know of ways of avoiding publicity.
For reasons not to be stated, this
correspondent la not going to tell
anything more about this Incident.
Finally, the auxiliary first and af
terward the camp win able to get to
the business for which they came)
there and installed their officers,
Mrs. Newman waa Installing officer
for the auxiliary. Their ceremony, as
always, waa colorful, musical and in
spiring. Their officers for the year
are headed by Mrs. Joe E. Wood,
president. Comrade Joe E. Wood Is
the new commander of the camp.
The retiring president of the auxil
iary was Mrs. Lellt Paxson, the re
tiring camp commander Nicholas S.
Young.
In due time, not before dinner, l
waa revealed that every guest who
was fed was roqulred to make a
speech. They could not welch so all
did their turns, and msde out all
right, too.
A feature of the meeting was what
would be called In church "congre
gational singing. " Considering the
eating that had been done, the sing
ing was decidedly better than moat
observers would have predicted.
If any of our guests left hoping
that this was the last time they
would ever get mixed up with the
Spanish War gang, we can at least
testify chat we failed to hear them
say so. W. H. PA ink.
4 .
Free Art Classes
To Start Monday
Mrs. Elizabeth Edmondson an
nounces the beginning of three new
free art olasses at her r.tudlo, 864
West Second street, as foilowa: Jan
uary 0, watercolors, 7 to 0 p. m.; Jan
uary 8, commercial art, 7 to 9:30 p.
January 10, composition and free
hand drawing, 7 to 0:30 p. m. Pre
pastel lessons will be every Friday af
ternoon at 107 Main street, room 8.
from 1 :30 to 4 '30. All are welcome to
all classes.
,
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president appears to have been
atrengthened even beyond the bonda
existing last session.
Democratic Floor Leader Bankhead
has an understanding with the lead
era that he will not do much active
leading on the floor. His health will
not permit It. He will handle back
stage work mostly. He house will
continue to be run by Speaker Byrns
and Rules Chairman O'Connor.
Chief Justice Hughes is understood
to have turned down the proposal of
newsmen to appoint a man from
their group to handle the new press
relations Job of the court. He want
ed to avoid the appearance of having
anything like a press agent.
The financial report of the Liberty
T 'tague shows It spent fog for towe's
curing the last year, which will un
doubtedly start an argument a to
how clean Its bustnesa la.
Mora than one-third ot the Liberty
League Income (exactly (160.684.33)
cama from Wilmington, Delaware,
where the Duponta reside.
Sleuth Edgar Hoover mads a brief
talk on a radio amateur hour tho
other night. In the subsequent vot
ing, he received 360 votes as an
amateur.
A New Deal publicity man U ex
plaining that the real reason Mr.
Roosevelt wanted to talk about Ue
state of the union at night waa to
cure national insomnia.
Notice
Attention f. O. O.
P. Odd Fellows
requested to meet
st I. O. O. P. hsll Monday 1:30 p. in.
to attend funeral of Dirk Bradley.
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