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FOB WANT ADS
LOST AND FOUND
LOST OR STOLEN Spotted heifer.
Reward. Tel. 305, Jacksonville.
LOST If oog la mibtung. call 1516.
WANTED MALE HELP
WANTED -Man willing To work; good
pay. Call 417 E. Main.
MAN for oolfee route. 945 a week op
portunity. Automobile given ss
bonus. Write Albert Mllla, 27 Mon
mouth, Cincinnati, Ohio.
WANTED District Representative,
Jackson and Josephine counties, for
an Old Established Insurance Com
pany which specializes in Non-Can-eellable
Health & Accident and Life
Policies. Monthly guarantee offer
ed. Previous Insurance experience
not necessary. Applicant must fur
nish best of references and be a
member of the Masonic Fraternity.
In ebplying state aze ad occupa
tion for past five years. Box No.
4668. Tribune.
V ANTED SITUATIONS
PRACTICAL NURSK. companion, de
slrea position. Local references.
Tel. 395-W.
POSITION WANTED By undergradu
ate nurse obstetrics or any other
nursl" . P. O. Box 950. Call 599.
WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED Board, room, home of
widow or small family. Can pay
20. Middle-aged man. Write Box
4217, Tribune.
WANTED Two brood sows, farrow j
soon. 1704 N. Riverside. j
WANTED Medium sized circulator
wood burner. 145 N. Central.
WANTED Two parties to help pay
expenses to Los Angeles. Box 4584.
Tribune,
WANTED Used piano, must be In I
good condition. Box 4426, Tribune.;
wiHTwri ton vf. rheter wendt.:
OOINO to Sslem 30th; room for one;
share expenses. R. S. Nealy. Pros
pect, Ore.
WANTED
We pay cash tor Dousenoid goods
furniture and stoves We also ouy
metals, bides pelts wool and mo
hut MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
97 N Orape St Pbone 1062
WANTED few good Jersey or
Guernsey cows. C. R. Natwlck. Tel.
5-F-14, Eagle Point.
WANTED Good gentle work 'mare,
1300 or 1400 lb. ueo. Aiiora. rnonc
19-P-3.
WANTED Cleat out your attls !
ffaruo and basement of ill old tur
nlture. cook stoves beaters stove
pipe fruit Jars etc Give us a call
NEW DEAL FURN EXCHANGE
No 413 Sast Main
WANTED Cook stoves, beaters bed
springs, mattresses day-oeds sanl
tary couches and oote or what
have you- We pay cash jr exchange
NEW DEAL FURN EXCHANOE
423 E Main St
WANTED - Beel cattle veal lamos
and pasture 1 J Osenortume
WANTED
FURS FURS FURS
Highest cash price paid tor raw fun
Complete line of traps on sale.
MEDFORD BAHOAIN HOUSE
97-29 No Grape St
Medford
FOR RENT BOUSES
FOR RENT 4 -room bungalow; ec
trlc range, refrigerator, oil heater;
garage; adults. Phone 846-Y.
6-RCOM7urnlshed. 9 or 3 bedrooms.
Close In. Phone 1432-J.
MODERN 3-room furnished house.
827.50. Phone 281.
FOR RENT 6-room modern furnlsn
d bouse, close In. Prone 457-J
FOR RENT Mooern 7-Mom unfur
nished Rome Phone 728
FOR RENT 722 Dakota. 8 rooms.
Holly Court No. 3. 2 bedrooms, cor
ner of 4th anti N Holly.
Other desirable 3 to 5 room houses
all In gwt good condition. Phone
163 or 1147-W.
FOR RENT S-room furnished house,
close In. 830, water paid. Inquire
148 S. Ivy.
FOR RFNt h-vnes furnished o
unfurnished Brown White
TOR RENT-APARTMENTS
RATES
FURNISHED apt.. 2 rooms and s'eep- I
Ing porch, downstairs. 344 North
Bartlett.
FOR RENT Jilfrtex apartment 1
block from Junior h;h. Inquir.
323 Aiutl-v
ACT."iioc&jji lot ' am-'
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
POR KENT Furnished 3-room apart
ment, private oath. sleenlug porch
Adults. 912 3. Oakdale
POR RENT Apta. with hot water.
334 Apple.
APARTMENT 4 rooms and bath,
steam heat, hot water, Frlgldalre
and garage. 603 S. Holly St.
POR RENT Purnlshed apartment,
329 N. Holly. Phone 878-X.
FOR RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
ROOM. 153 N. Oakda.e.
ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 8 drape
FOR RENT ROOM BOARD
BOARD AND ROOM 636 W. 4th. Tel.
83 2-J.
BOARD AND ttoOM. rates reasonable
at 718 E Main
FOR EXCHANGE
TRADE Wood for buzr. saw, calves
or pigs. Want 2-way plow. C.
Balderston, Applegate, Box 23.
POR SALE OR TRADE Electric Iron
ing machine. Tel. 437-X.
FOR EXCHANGE REAL
ESTATE
FOR SALE OR TRADE Improved,
stocked and equipped 70 A. on high
way 99, near Eusene. Ore. Inquire
606 Beany St., Medford.
MEDFORD property to trade for Coos
Bay property. W. L. Ca&sady, Hall
Bldg., Marshfleld.
POR SALE OR TRADE Income prop
erty, clos In. Phone 955-J.
FOR SALE - REAL ESTATE
A CONSERVATIVE buy, 12 acres,
splendid location, fine soli, Irri
gated and In alfalfa; modern home;
83,000, terms. Also, 34 acres, Irri
gated. Hopkins ditch; near Medford.
Will sell or trade for smaller acre
age. Also, house and lot In Med
ford, $250.
L. G. PICKELL. 204 E. Mala.
Tel. 1580-J.
POR SALE OR RENT 3 acres black
sandy soil, house and garage,
acre asparagus; on Old 6tage Rod.
Chester Wendt. Phone 097-J-3.
WHY PAY RENT
When you can purchase this small
room modern home completely
furnished on East side for $800.00
cash.
ALSO
Modern 6-room plastered home
In excellent condition with ap
proximately one acre of good soli
adjoining Medford. with city water.
Ideal for large family desirous of
city school facilities and Income
property. Total price (2100.00. Only
8300.00 down, balance on terms to
suit responsible parties.
CHARLES A. WINO AGENCY, INC.
(Exclusive Agents)
LEAVING STATE Make offer tor
82.000 equity, 7-apt. furnished
house, modern, fully rented. Full
price 83,400. On highway In town.
Terms, by owner. Box 4416. Tribune.
BEAUTIFUL suburban home with in
come, at a sacrifice. BROWN A:
WHITE. Realtors.
1 HOUSES for salt or rent. Tel. 196.
j evenings 1147-W.
I 10 ACRES, fully equipped with bulld
I Iruzs. 150 Leghorn hens. 2 good cows.
horse, breeding turkeys, all to"'":
fenced and cross-fenced. All for
nnlv SlfiSO. RROWN . at WHITE.
Realtors.
CITY LOT. fully Improved and PAID
IN FULL. 8150 cash. SHOWN t
WHITE, Realtors.
100 ACRES well improved stocked
and equipped close to Meedford.
tome oasb or Income property Bsl
ance lona time low Interest C A
DeVoe 623-J-3
WHEN you think of real estate tnlnk
of Brown It White
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
for SALE Late 1930 model A town
sedan: excellent condition; cneap
Call 1053-V.
2 CHEVROLET trucks priced from
8265.00. ready to go. See these for
the best truck values In southern
Oregon.
PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Dodre and Plymouth.
THE New Year Values In USED CARS
are at Sanderson Motor Co. All
kinds of makes and models. Fords,
Bulcks, chevroleta. Btudebakers,
etc., In coupes, sedans and trucks.
Also pick-ups priced to sell. Stsrt
the new year right by going to the
rlffht place for your used car.
STUDEBAKER SALES it SERVICE.
So. Riverside, Medford.
WE are forced tu re-pesaesa a 1935
LaSalie v Jan Has trunk and many
extras. This car has been driven less
than :ooo miles and Is like new In
every respect, o quality car at a
blq saving Must be seen to be ap
preciated. The other fellow's loss
Is you- gdn.
SKINNER'S OARAOE
143 So. Riverside Phone 102
GOOD USED CARS
1P38 License Included.
1935 Dodge Touring Sedan.
1934 Dodi?? DeLuxe Coupe.
1934 Plymouth Touring Sedan.
1933 Plvmou-h DeLuxe Sedan.
1933 crirvsler 8 DeLuxe Sedan.
1933 Plymouth DeLuxe Coupe.
1934 Chrvaler Airflow.
1929 Buiek DeLux Sedan.
1930 Chrysler 66 Sedan
1914 Ford Deuuxe V-8 Sedan.
1914 Ford DeLuxe V-8 Coups.
1912 Plymouth Coupe.
1923 DeSoto Snort Roadster.
Also a number of other real bargains.
LANOE MOTOR CO
Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer.
Used Car Lot. 6th and Bartlett.
38 N. Riverside.
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE 2-year old Jersey bull. K.
E Judy. 2nd house north lower
GrifLn Ci-ek school house.
ANNOUNCEMENT Auction sale of
purebred Hereford and Shorthorn
bulls, at the Sale Pavilion. Jan. 18
So. Oreson Livestock Auction Co
Col. A. H Dudley, Auctioneer.
POR SALE Weaner piss. 8S each
Also orchard wood, partly seasoned.
87 per cord, or will trade for live
do' or whet have y.vj T. W
B'.rehfield. Ut 1. Box 59. Central
Point, oil BeaU Laa on south, U
FOR SALE DOGS PETS
FOR 8 ALE Thoroughbred Australian
puppies. Phone 16-F-15.
ROLLER Canaries Call 5J3-J-3
FOR SALE POULTRY
FOR SALE One Imported torn tur
key. Jacksonville, Phone 302.
FOR SALE R. I. pullets and Nara
gansett breeders, hens and tome.
J. D. Morrison, Central Point Rt. 1.
Inquire Table Rock Store.
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
REAL SILK SPECIAL Orace Smith.
9S8-R, local representative.
FOR SALE Trailer. 48 Myers Court.
Bargain. Call before 9 a. m.
FOR SALE New and used building
materials. Lee Williams, 1520 N.
Riverside.
FOR SALE About 60 cords oak. fir.
and pine wood on ground 4 ft. pole
lengths, also white sow to farrow
about Feb. 1. 4 heifers fresh in
spring. Sacked ground hay. Box
4580. Tribune.
FOR SALE: Radio and washing ma
chine. Phone 717-X.
FOR SALE Auto radio, 7-tube. 816.00
E. Davis. R. 4. Box 237.
FOR APPLES phone 258-J.
FINE Red Spltzenburg and Newtown
apples Tor sale at Ala Vista Packing
House 327 So Fit St
APPLES
Fancy Delicious, packed, Urge
size, per box 81.28
Fancy Delicious, good size.
per lug .78
Small size, per lug .50
Newtowns. good size, per lug .26
Brins Containers
BEAR CREEK ORCHARDS
SPENCER Corsetlere Tel 1534-L or
write 1501 N Riverside
DRIVEWAY MAI-EHIAL 8 Sizes Of
rock at 8150 pel yard delivered
Bateman Phone 1534-Y or 912-J
BALED oat hay. ground hay; loose
oat and alfalfa hay; also feed wheat
C. A. DeVoe Phone 523-J-2.
FOR SALE Cornice and D'AnJou
pears, packed or In lugs Very reas
onably priced. Ala Vlsto Packing
House.
FOR SALE Dry body wood. Phone
616, Hawley's Transfer.
BUY HERE AND SAVE
Davenports. Studio Couches. Simmons
Springs 8lmmons Beds. Mattreses,
good used furniture
HOLBROOK & OHRN
In Old Fireball Bldg un 6th
Phone 647. 112 E 6th St.
APPLES We deliver Tel 132-L.
FOR SALE, CASiTAlfalfs hay Box
21. Butte Falls highway. J. H.
Clark.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
JACKSON COUNTY
AIISTIMCT CO
Abstracts ot rule and
Title inaurance The
only complete I 1 1 1 e
System in Jackson
County.
MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts
ot Title Rooms 3 and 6 No 33
Nurtb Central Ave. upstairs
Money to Lend
MONEY LOANED - 50 to 8300 tot
personal or household purposes on
House Furnishings or Autos; alet.
Cars Refinanced Loans closed
within 30 minutes License No 8
157 See W E rbomas 43 So Cen
tral Expert Window Cleaners.
LET GEORGE DO 11 lei 1173
House cleaning rlool waxing ori
ental rug cleaning and upholstering
Transfer.
REINKINO TRANSFER CO Long
distance haulln?. Furniture, cattle,
anything. Ill N. Fir. Phone 1033.
C. Stuart.
EAUS TRANSFER SI STORAGE OO
Office 1016 No Central Phone 816
Prices right Service guaranteed
TRUCKINO AND STORAGE Local
and long distance bsullng furni
ture moving etc Keaaonable rates
Tel 833 P E Samson Co
HAWLEV TRANSFER - Expert pack
ers and movers Special livestock
moving equipment Prices "ight
619 North Riverside Pbona 618
ROOFING
ROOFIrJO Let ui inspect our rool
before the rainy season This ser-
vice is free Call 270 Rogue Rivet
Roofing Oo
LEGAL NOTICES
Final Not Ire
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon In and for Jackson County.
In the Matter of the Estate of Emma
L. Ml near. Deceased.
Notice la hereby plven that I, Alton
M Anderson, M administrator with
the Will annexed or the estate of Em
ma, L. Ml new. drenfled. have filed in
thli Court, my Pinal Acount as ad
ministrator of the eAUite of aid de
ceased The hearing of anme has been
fixed by the Court tor Thursday, the
18th day of January, l&ld, at the
hour of 10:00 o'clock A M. In the
cou'troom of the County Court of
Jnclcann County. Owon, All persons
interested tn said estate are noWled
then and there to appear nd show
muse. If any they have, why the aaid
account should not be settled and al
lowed. Dnted thla 1 7th day of December.
1035.
ALTON M. ANDERSON.
Administrator with the Will
annexed of the estate of
Emma L. Mlneax, deceased.
Notlre to Contractors.
Medford. Oregon.
December 31. 1935
Notice of Bids
Notice la hereby given that tolda are
now c.d for the construction of the
folio wina ipwer:
Befinnintt at Interaction of Wood
la wn Avnue and Highland Drive,
running thence North slona Highland
Drive to East Main Street, thence Kt
alorwr fcw Min Hirct tn the Inter
section of Cast MiSn Street and Berk
eley Ws, tutoos Norm alocf Bex sta
ler Way to the south line of Lot 8.
Bloc!-. 1. East Heights Addition In the
City of Medford, Oregon.
The plana nd specifications and
form of construction contract re
quired of successful bidder cuvn be
seen at the office of the Mty Re
corder in the City Hall, Klfth and
Central Streets, Medford, Oregon.
The City Council will receive sealed
proposal! therefor, and the proposals
will be opened In the Council Cham
ber of the City Hall on Tuesday even
ing, January 31, 1039, at 7:90 p. m.
Each bid must be eooompanled by
a certified check or bid bond of not
lew than 've percent (5) of the
amount of the bid. The right la re
served to reject any or all proposals,
to accept the proposal submitted by
any bidder, and to waive technical
defects, aa the Interest of the City
may require.
CITY OF MEDFORD.
By: OEO. W. PORTER, Mayor.
By: M. L. ALPORD, Recorder.
Citation to show Cause on Application
to Sell Real Property,
In the County Court ot the State of
Oregon In end for the County of
Jackson.
In the Matter of the Estate of Charles
E. Baia;. deceased.
To James O Bave. Mra. Emma O
Pox, Robert D. Barge, Oeorge C. M
B iY;e. Donald 8 Brge, Jesse Adams.
Esther Longhead. Naomi Adams. Mra.
Ruth Curtis. Mrs Susie O'Cormer wid
Mrs Edith Tralby. the heir of said
estate, and to all other persons un
known:
It appearing to my satisfaction up
on reading the petition of Warren
Coppock administrator of the estate
of Charles E Barge, deceased, duly
verified, and on file herein, that tn
order to pay the charges, expenses
and claims still unsatisfied against
said estate that It Is necessary to sell
the following described property be
longing to Si.ld estate, si tutted nd
oetng In Jackson County, Oregon, to
wlt: Betfinnlnt; at a point which is
2122 feet South and 1565 feet West
of the Eom one quarter ( i ) cor
ner of Section 15. Twp 86. 6 Rftnce
3 West W. M., thence running West
a!on the Southerly ltne of the City
of Gold Hill property 1814 feet
thence South 19 deg west 108 feet,
thence Sou Mi B deg. 137 feet, thence
East 312 feet to the Westerly righ.-of-way
line of the Southern Pa
cific Railroad, thence Northerly
along said right-of-way line to the
point of beginning, containing 1
acres, more or lens, aa described in
Vol. 184. pape 144, Deed Reoords.
Therefore, you. and each of you,
James O. Barge. Mra. Emma O Pox.
Robert D. Barge. George C. M. Bargu.
Donald S. Barge. Jesse Adams. Esther
Longhead, Nnomt Adams, Mrs Ruth
Curtis, Mrs. Susie O'Conner and Mrs
Edith Tralby. the heirs of said estate
and all other persons unknown, If
any there be, are hereby dlrejted and
cited to appear before said County
Court on the 9th dav of January.
1036 same being more than twenty
eight days after the date of the first
publication af this citation, at th
tour of ten o'clock In the forenoon
of said day. at the Court Room of
said County Court In the Court Hjut
In Medford. Jackson County. Oregon,
to show cause, if any exists, why an
order should not be made authorising
said administrator to sell the ab?vo
described real property of said de
cedent, as prayed for In said petition
Witness the Hon Earl B Day. Judge
of the County Court for the County
of Jackson. State of Oregon tola 9th
day of December. 1935 Data of first
publication December 10th. lt35.
EARL B. DAY. County Tudge
(Seal of the County Court of Jackson
County. Oregon, affixed )
Attest: O. R. CARTER County crk
By HELEN DUOAN. Deputy.
Inmate PtilcMta
SALEM, Jan. 7. (AP) Harry
O'Connor, state hospital patient,
hanged himself Monday tn the lisse
mrnt of the nurses' quarters, hospU
tnl officials reported. O'Connor was
received at the hospital in October.
1032, from Multnomah county. His
widow and daughter live In Portland.
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PERSIST. Jan. 7. (SpU Election
of new officers was held at the
monthly business meeting of the Elk,
Creek. Community club Jui. 3. Stew
art Dltsworth was elected president;
Howard A ah, vice-president; Mildred
Chlldreth, secretary; Peter Sandoa.
treasurer; and Katie Ash. stewardess.
Tho preceding year's activities of the
club have been very capably handled,
under much handicap, as new organ
Itatlons are very often difficult; but
we feel we have passed a highly suc
cessful year
Mr. and Mrs. Ervln Hutchison were
hwts to a small group ot friends Jan.
3. The evening was enjoyably spent
playing pinochle, and at midnight
the hostess served a delightful sup
per. Orval Peterson, of Union Creek,
spent the week-end visiting relatives
ou Elk creek. He returned to Union
creek Sunday.
Little Donald Young was host at a
birthday luncheon given tn his home
Sunday. Guests were Joan Zlmmer
and little Varlan Earl Hutchison.
The dance to be given at the Elks
Creek Community hall next Saturday
night will be basket-supper aa usual.
Come and bring your frlendd.
Harvey Morgan Is spending a few
days below Trail, visiting the Brlstow
family and helping erect a new gar
age. News of the death of Mrs. Pence
saddened the community Saturday
and sympathies are extended to the
family now so recently twice be
reaved. THE GRANGE
Phoenix Grange
Cast for the play, "The Clod,"
which the Grange has chosen to pre
sent In the county play contest, has
been selected and practice will begin
tonight, It was announced by the di
rector, Ethel Hockersmith. The mem
bers are Kathryn Denzer, Jerry
Bishop, Ed Stlllwell, Bob Carllss and
Al Ployd. The play will be presented
at the Grange ball some time early in
February. k
Next regular meeting of the Grange
will be January 14, when committees
for the ensuing year will be ap
pointed. For refreshments, the ladles are
each requested to bring a lunch for
two and the men with 1ft cents to
buy the lunch. The proceeds are to
be given to the lecturer to be used
for purchase of supplies to be used In
the work.
Wralhrr
Northern California: Unsettled to
night and Wednesday; occasional
light rain In north; slightly warmer
centra portion tonight; moderate,
changeful wind off the coast; fresh
southerly north of latitude 40.
Oregon: Occasional rath tonight;
slightly warmer In east and south
portions; Wednesday unsettled with
showers wast portion; snow over
mountains; atrong southerly wind off
the coast with occasional gales.
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January Special. Beautiful repro
duction of your old photographs. $1.00
Kennell-Ellls Studio. Phone 329.
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REESE CHEEK. Jan. 7. (Spl.)
Friends of Mra. Edward L. Hannlford
will be pleased to hear ot her and
her baby daughter, Signs', safe ar
rival in Manila, where her husband
Is stationed as radio operator In the
navy. They left here for Seattle, De
cember 3 to sail on the S. 8. Hiye
Maru, Japanese liner, and last Thurs
day the cablegram was received of her
safe arrival,
Our school teachers havt returned
ands. Klamath Falls, visiting relatives
sumed their duties Monday. Miss
Ruttencutter returned Sunday after
spending her vacation In Grants Paaa
and Klamath Falls, visiting relatives
and friends.
Harold Orow under went a major
operation for appendicitis December
2B at the Community hospital. He la
doing very nicely at, present.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bellows ar
rived home January 3 from a two
weeks' pleasure trip as far south as
Los Angeles, visiting relatives and
friends at several different cities en
route. They had a most enjoyable
trip.
8. M. Vestal was a dinner guest
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. John Foster.
Mr. Vestal Is taking osteopathic treat
ments for an Injury received last
March to hts spine. He Is getting
along Just fine.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McDowell and
Mr. and Mra. James McDowell were
dinner guests New Year's day at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Jack.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Martin visited
their daughter-in-law, Mrs. Melvln
Martin, December 28 In Ashland Com
munity hospital, where she underwent
a major operation December 37. She
la doing fine.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DeLassl of
Grants Pass are spending the week
visiting Mrs. DeLaasl's cousin and her
family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Orow. They
went to Butte Falls December 9. Mra.
DeLassl and Mrs. Grow were girl
chums together.
Mrs. Charles Commons took their
daughter, Miriam, to Medford Thurs
day for treatment. She had her ton
sils removed December 20, She Is
doing nicely.
Mrs. Moffttt Is much Imroved at
present. She hasn't been veil for
more than a week.
Mrs. Marie Davidson of Eagle Point
la spending the last week of vacation
visiting her sister and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Mcrrltt.
Eldon Grow la well again after hav
ing quite a alege of the measles and
was able to be home for the holidays,
He la staying In Medford and attend
ing Medford high school.
Chnrlea Sturglll Is spending the
week visiting fiends tn Medford.
Melvln and Hollls Martin spent
New Year's day visiting their parents,
Mr. and Mra. Homer Martin.
Mr. and Mra. Wilfred Jack, Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson Gardner. Mr. and Mrs.
Merle Jack, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Mar
tin and Frank Graham all attended
the dance at Derby New Year's even
ing, reporting a fine time.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Lamb and son,
Ralph, called at the W. R. Lamb
home New Year's day. Mr. and Mrs.
Wilson Gardner were also pleasant
callers,
L. J. Marvett of Klamath Falls vis
ited relatives over the New Year's
holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Jack and son.
Maurice, were Medford shoppers Janu
ary 9.
It seems like the old days are here
again when we get such fine rains
aa the past week showered upon us,
Insuring plenty of water for the com
ing Irrigation season.
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Big Applegate
BIG APPLEGATE, Ja.J. 7. (Spl.)
Abe Sargeant and ao.i, Ray, re
turned to their home lere a few
days ago after spending the holiday
period with relatives at Klamath
Falls.
Homer J. Hartman, aasoclate ot-
ester in charge of blister rust con
trol, with headquarters at Spokane,
Wn., was visiting frlenda In the
community late lajit week. Mr. Hart-
man cams south to spend a 15-day
vacation period with his parents at
Jacksonville.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvtn D. Bostwlck
of Yachnts, Ore., formerly of Apple
gate, are parents of a son born
December 23, according to word
received hers by friends and rela
tives. The baby has been named
Irvln Day.
3dwin Roy of tills community is
a" new member of the Upper Apple
gste grange, having taken ths obli
gation st the regular meeting De
cember 2fl. At this meeting Mrs.
Fred Dorn was sppolnted on the
home economics committee to suc
ceed Miss Leora Ouly, who Is leav
ing soon to assume her position In
the Agate school as primary teacher.
Mrs. L. J. Upp of Medford was
a recent guest here or Mrs, Alice
Hedburg.
Mra. Albert. T.or. whs has re
mained at Grants Pass for several
months, where ahe was under the
care of a physician, underwent an
operation at an Ashland hospital
Saturday.
Word hss been received here of
ths death of Mia Hn'.li Zlebarth
at Portland December 14 as a re
sult of tu'jerculoal. Mlaa Zlebarth
waa a former pupil of ths Ruch
school,
J.mes Kubll of Mrdfcrd Is spend
ing several days here with his
grandmother, Mrs. Maud Kubll.
Harry Starling of Keno was a
guest for severs) days last week
at the home of Mr. an.1 Mra Phil
Schmidt of Hi ft Applegate.
Mr and Mrs. Here Chapman or
Ronehurg were recent guests or the
lattfr'a sinter, Mrs. James Buckley
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest UcKs ol
CrvallU were recent guests St the
home of Mr. snd Mrs. Miles Can-!
trail. Mr. and Mra. McKee and their
daughter, Jeanette. spent the holi
days hero with Mr. McKee'a parents.
Mr. snd Mrs. Amos McKee.
Mra. Eva Bostwlck of Medford is
spending several days here as a
guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. A.
Throckmorton.
Mrs. Fred Straube, president of
the Little Applegate sewing club,
and Miss Eleanor Mauls were Joint
hostesses to the club at the Straube
home here Frtday. A short busi
ness meeting was held during the
lunch period. Mlsa Luetta West,
Miss Mary Hansen, and Mrs. Alice
Hedburg were Invited guests.
Williams Creek grange will meet
with the Applegate grangers at the
regular meeting Friday, January 10.
for Joint installation of officers.
The Heme Economics club will
meet st the home or Mrs. E. H.
Taylor Wednesday, at which time
the ladles expect to make dish towels
and other essentials for the kitchen
at the community halt.
Harold Smith is lit with influ
enza at his home near Ruch.
Vernon Taylor, who entered tho
navy last month, now Is In training
at San Diego, he haa written his
parents here. In three months he
will obtain a 18-day leave.
Mrs. Noe or Steamboat was re
moved to the Osteopathic ctinte at
Medford Sunday for treatment
Managing to find a little spare
time away from strenuous civic
duties at Ruch, Wm. Fruit has be
come a popular host this winter.
Inviting a few bachelor friends to
his home for Sunday afternoon
pinochle. However, this week's game
was set up a day and was played
on Saturday, which observers say
was due to Saturday being a stormy
day.
Wm. Dorn Is confined to his
home with measles.
SEEN AS IMPETUS
TO TRADE UPTURN
Approxtmstely S3 0.88 0.000 will be
distributed among about 35.300
world war veterans tn Oregon when
the adjusted service certificates are
paid. It is disclosed by statistics in
possession of D wight B. Alderman,
state commander of the Veterans ol
Foreign Wsrs.
Commander Alderman, accompa
nied by Mrs, Alderman, left by
automobile this morning for his
nemo tn Portland after a busy week
end In southern Oregon. He Insti
tuted a nsw post of ths vateran
organisation in Ashland Saturday
night, addressed ths Klwants club
yesterday noon, spoke over the radio
on "American Ideals" last evening,
and paid an official visitation to
Crater Lake Post, Veterans of For
elgn Wars, last nlglir.
Mr. Alderman obtained his statis
tics on ths sd Jus ted service certifi
cates from the bureau of Internal
revenue which made a compilation
after a careful field survey, bs re
lated. Payments to veterans In Jackson
county will aggregate about $718,
700, Commander Alderman stated.
Payment of the certificates, com
moniy and, according to veterans,
erroneously called ths "bonus," is
now before congress snd ths veteran
organisations anticipate distribution
of cash within a month.
In Commander Alderman's opin
ion, based upon clos association
with 'thousands of service men, thet
vetersns wo' ! spend the 'bonus"
as follows:
Seventy per cent for ths psymen'.
of taxes, arrears on homes snd
business properties, grocery bills and
medical services;
Ton per cent for new automobiles,
radios, furniture and other house
hold equipment;
Ten per cent for ths Improvement
or purchase of property;
Five per cent for Insurance of
one kind or another;
Five per cent for extravagances,
such as liquor snd gambling.
Payment of the "bonut" would
stimulate business all along the
line and aid materially In completely
breaking the backbone of the de
pression, Commander Alderman
stated. He declared that aver dollar
spent has a ten-fold turnover.
Thus, If $3,000,000,000 la paid to ths
veterans, there would be sn actual
business turnover of S30,0O0,0O0,0O0,
he declared.
Reminded that the same claims
were rhado when half of the "bonus"
wss paid In 1031, Mr. Alderman was
quick to assert that economic con
ditions wsrs then vastly dlffetsnt
from whst they are now.
"At that time ths depression was
Just getting well under way, but
our business leaders were assuring
us that ths worst was over snd that
prosperity was Just around ths cor
nsr.
"Vetersns who cashed thstr csr
tlflcates to the extent permitted by
law, assured that business wss about
to awing upwsrd. Invested their
money In homes snd businesses. At
thst time they still bad Jobs and
money. They felt safe In Investing
their ciih. But the deprenaion was
then Just getting ft good start. The
skids were under business snd It
wss swiftly allding downhill. The rs
sult waa most of the veterans lost
all they had and many or them
have since lost their Jobs.
"Today conditions are different.
There Is no doubt now .hat busi
ness is better snd Is sctually mov
ing upvard. It will be given ft tre
mendous forward Impetus If ths re
mainder of ths certificates Is paid,"
The ad Juated service certificate.
Mr. Alderman pointed out, la bssed
upon the length and type of ser
vice. Everyone who was In ths ser
vice 110 days or morp Is to receive
1 for svsry day he served In tnts
country snd I1.3S for every day he
served abroad, the commander ex
plained. Ths average certificate I
(or siooo, bs said.
LABEL GUIDE EOR
PEAR BUYERS AIDS
OVER-SEAS FIRMS
Oregon-Washington Pear
Bureau Lists Members
Putting Out Quality Pack
Objectives Are Listed
Copies or th. now "labsl guide" Is
sued by ths Oregon-Washington Pear
Bureau hav, just been received by
local members of the bureau snd era
being dlseplayed In tiielr ofllce. This
guide la In th. form or a wall banger,
designed to acquaint ths overseas
buyers of pears with the braids ot
members of th. pear bureau, and U
the first thing of Its kind to be Is
sued by ths fruit Industry of th
northwest.
Its Issuance marks a turn In Indus,
trial advertising, In stressing ths new
policy of th, pear bureau to limit Its
membership to only those who pus
out a quality pack of pears.
Local .Members Listed
Local shippers who are member, of
t(w pear bureau snd whose brands
appear on this label are as follows:
Am.rlcsn Fruit Growers, Inc., Bear
Creek Orchards (Rosenberg Bros.),
Del Rio Orchards. Newbry Bros., Pa
cific Prplt & Produce Co.. Pnlmer Cor
poration, Pinnacle Packing Co., Rogue)
PJver Company, and Southern Oregon
Sales, Inc.
Th multi-colored labels of the pear
shippers make the hanger very color
ful and attractive, and particularly
savors of the northwest with the pic
tures on the labels for ths most port
featuring mountains, bears, ducks,
orchards, Indians, birds and snow
men. Beneath the reproduction of th
lab.la are given the various brands
of each shipper, together with msll
snd cabls address.
Other eopy on the label reads as
follow.!-
"In order that overseas buyers of
Oregon and Washington late pears
may hav. quick Information as to
the firms with whom they do busi
ness, this label guide haa been pre
pared. Fourfold Purpose
"The firms snd co-operative or.,
gsnlsatlons whose names appear here
comprise the shipper members of
the Oregon-Wsshtngton Pesr Buresu,
which has for Its purposes: (1) To
Improve the quality pack of Its mem
bers. (3) To widen the outlet for
winter pear, grown In the states of
Oregon and Washington. (3) To in
oreass the good will between ths
United State, and those countries
Interested In promoting friendly trad
relations, (4) To dlssemlnsts accu
rate Informstlon trout th proper
care and handling of our fruits for
the benefit of overseas snd domestic
buyers.
Proper handling Is more Important
with winter pear than any other
fruit. Buyer are urged to mak
their purchases from shipper, or co
operative organisation, who hav. con.
trol of the fruit from' the time It
leaves the tree until It Is plaeed In
the car. These concerns operate their
own pocking and cold storage plant
and maintain staff, of expert hortw
culturlat who assist the growers in
producing qusllty fruit. Msny bro
ker, buy their fruit from various
concerns, Individual growers, eto., who
do not have the fscllltles to maln
tsln or guarantee a standard qusllty
pack. , When buying pears from
brokers. Insist upon a known label
for your protection.
Research Work AM.
"Th. research work of Prof. Henry
Rsrtmsn, who has been retained la
advisory capacity for the pesr bu
resu, shows that the handling during
the first few hours after picking, and.
placing in cold storage immediately,
ha much to do In the later life of
winter pears.
Buyers of winter pears are as
sured tht the firms whose label
appear on this page have reputable
standing In th Industry and hav
adequavs physical equipment and
cold atorsge plsnts to handle thes
pear properly In the quickest pos
sible, tlms.
"Correspondence with buyer, oa
their problem, will receive our cere
ful ttntlon."
s
Pear Market
Yesterday
NEW YORK, Jan. . (AP-rj. a
Dept. Agr.) Fear auction market.
Ten Wasnlngton cars, 0 Oregon, t
Csllfomla unloaded; 8 cars srrlved;
i csrs on track,
Oregon D'AnJous: 1870 boxes extra
fsnay, 3.033.90, average 2.49; 3378
fancy, 1.80-3.90. average 3.30.
Oregon Boers: 903 boxes extra
fsnoy, 1.85-8.3S, average 3.03: 061
fanty, 1.78-8.38, average 338; 7S0
fancy and better, 3.18-3.10. average
3.88.
Oregon Oomlce: 480 extra fancy,
180-3.78, average 194; 638 fancy,
1.30-3.98, average I SO.
CHICAGO. Jan. 8 ( AP-UBDA)
Pear auction market: 1 Oregon car
arrived; no car on track; i car
sold.
Oregon D'AnJous: 188 boxes extra
fancy, 83 38 4 3 80, average 83.44:
188 fancy, 3334. average 8339.
Oregon Boscs: 484 boxes extra
rsn?y. 81.701.98, average 1.10;
338 fancy, tl.70.Jt 160, average 91.78.
8ALKM. Jan. 7. (AP) The city
council last night elected Paul R,
Hendricks, former councilman, a. city
attornuey to succeed Chi. J. Kowlta,
who had held the position for three
year.. Hendricks' vacant council seat
was filled by Donald A. Voting.
Us Mall Trlbuni) want ad.