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TOR WANT ADS
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Female Boston bull pup. Tel.
530. Reward.
LOST woman's brown
ward. Phone 14-F-5.
purse. Re-
LOST Carved, gold brooch. Valued
for sentiment only. Reward. Box
4145, Tribune,
LOST Brindle cow, tiuernsey-Jersey;
freshen In -February. J. Ellestad,
Central Point,
LOST If aog ib muring. cal)1516
WANTED MALE HELP
SALESMAN WANTED by Portland
wholesale hardware house to sell
our Una aa side line In Rogue river
valley and Klamath Falls territory.
Commission. Write Oeorge H.
Graves. Saleui. Oregon.
WANTED Mining partner experienc
ed in quartz and placer. Box 4284,
Tribune.
WANTEDExperlenced vulcanlser and
tire man. Give age and experience,
etc. In first letter. All correspond
ence strictly confidential. Box 4153,
Mall Tribune.
MAN to handle vending machine
route, Medford and surrounding
towns, part or full time. No sell
ing. . Permanent; $30 weekly: $250
cash required; secured. When re
plying state if you have cash avail
able. For Interview, write Box 4258.
Tribune. '
WANTED SITUATIONS
POSITION wanted as housekeeper or
cook. Take full charge. References.
Phone 1522-Y.
WANTED Contract tree pulling. Ore
gon Csllfornla Trucking Co., phone
1174.
WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED Used furniture, ranges,
heaters, tools, fruit Jars, etc. Hol
brook Furniture Co., in old Fire
Hall Bldg, 112 E. 8th. Tel. 547.
WANTED Disc for Fordson tractor.
L R. care Mall Tribune.
WANTED
We pay cash foi nousehoid goods
furniture snd stoves We also buy
metals hides pelts wool snd mo
hair MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
27 N Grape St Pnone 1082.
WANTED Cook stoves, beaters, bed
springs, mattresses dsy-oeds. earn
tary couches and cot or what
have you- We pay cash or exchange
NEW DEAL FURN EXCHANGE
423 K Main St
WANTED - Beef cattle veal, lambs
and pasture J. J Osenbrugge.
WANTED
. FURS FURS FURS
Highest caah price paid for raw furs
Complete line ol traps on sale.
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
37-29 No Grape St
Medford
FOR RENT HOUSES
FOR RENT 5 room modern furnish
ed house, close In. fire place, hard
wood floor, oil burner, garage. Good
furniture. $30.00 a month. Tel. 788.
B. J. Palmer.
FOR RENT Furnished duplex apart
ment. 218 N. Peach. Inquire 633
Auatln.
FOR RENT 8-ruon. house, completely
renewed and remodeled Inside; close
In. Tel. 855-L.
FOR RENT House on North River
side. Tel. 879-X.
FOR RENT New 4 -room house, close
in. Phons 477-J.
FOR RENT 4-room furn. house: elec
tric rsnge. refrigerator, oil heater;
garage; adults. Pbona 84S-Y.
8-ROOM furnished. 9 or I bedroom
Close in. Phone 1432-J.
FOR RENT -room modern furnish
ed bouse, close In Phone 457-J.
FOR RRNT Mxi-ro 7 -room unfur
nished home Phons 728
FOR RENT Homes furnished or
unfurnished Brown White
FOR RENT 5-room furnished bouss.
close In. $30. water paid. Inquire
M J In
FOR RENT AJABTMENT8
FOR RENT Close In furnished apart
ment, kitchen, breakfast room, liv
ing room with wall bed. sleeping
porch, hardwood floors, electric re
frUerator. hot and cold water furn
ished Price $27 50. See Chsrlea A
Wing Agency Inc.
FOR RENT Unfurnished spsrtment
close In. living room, bedroom, kit
chen and bath, electric stove, re-frlg-rator
nf oh Hestrola. Hot and
eoid wster rumtuhed. $27.50' Charles
A, Wioi Agency, Inc.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
FOR RENT Apartment; no children.
716 Welch.
APARTMENT for rant. 1 Weat 10th
fit.
FOR RENT Furnished apartment.
329 N Holly Phone 8T9-X
FOR RENT ROOM BOARD
BOARD Home-cooked meals served
in prtvtae home. Reasonable rates.
Near business district. 33 N. Orange
St. Phone 1473-X.
at 718 E Main
BOARD AND ROOM rams reasonable
FOR RENT FURNISHED.
ROOMS
ROOM with home conveniences, close
In; reasonable. Inquire 338 S. Holly.
ROOM. 158 N. Oekdaie.
1TTRAOT1 VE rooms 404 6 Orape
FOR EXCHANGE
FOR TRADE Lata model electrto re
frigerator, large size and Hawaiian
guitar for poultry or cows. A. M.
Hoff, Route 1, Box 411.
FOR SALE o TRADE For hogs
Chrysler eedsn, good condition,
,300-chlck brooder. 207 South Riv
erside. FOR SALE OR TRADE Used cabinet
phonograph; trade for wood. 008
8. Riverside.
FOR EXCHANGE REAL
ESTATE
FOR SALE OR TRADE Income prop-
erty. clos In Phone 955-J.
FOR SALE - REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE Small, completely fur
nished house. 3 bedrooms, close in,
for $1200. See D. T. Lawton, 331
j Apple.
FOR SALE 1 acres. 8 room house
and other buildings, furnished:
eome fruit and berries.' See owner.
520 Terrace street, Ashland, Ore.
A HOME BARGAIN
Located In a splendid
residential district near
$2100
hlh school and grade
school, all paving assessments paid,
lovely yard and shrubs. Large liv
ing room with modem bullt-ln
kitchen, 2 cheerful bedrooms snd
glassed-ln sleeping ' porch. Hard
wood floora throughout. Listed ex
clusively with us for $2100.00 with
$1000 down, balance to autt respon
sible parties.
ARE YOU CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING?
. if ao It will pay you well
Qhfifl to see these two lovely
10 al V W jot, 0. . corner In Siskiyou
I Heights. Total price for Immediate
i , sale $500.00 with all assessments
1 paid.
CHARLES A. WING AGENCY. INC.
, 109 E. Main St. Phone 728
FOR SALE 3 acres, good Improve
ments, good view OI vsiiey. Also, a
acres, new house close In. E. Gould,
402 West Jackson Street.
100 ACRES well improved, stocked
and equipped, olose to Meedford:
tome oasb or income property Sal
ance long time low interest O A
DeVoe. 623-J -a .
FOR SALE Dandy 4-room modern
home, nice shade, good outouua
tngs. A real bagaln for $1000 cash.
BROWN t WHITE, Realtors.
FULLY equipped dairy farm with
FINE DAIRY HERD, headed by reg
istered Jersey male. Strictly mod
ern home. 8 bams, etc, team and
all farming tools, milking machine,
power separator; hog tight fenced
and cross-fenced; undei present own.
ershlp for 38 years; no incumbrance.
Now priced to sell.
BROWN & WHITE. Realtors.
CITY LOTS on pavement, absolutely
ciesr title, priced from eiou up.
Also unimproved lots close to
schools, from $80 up
BROWN At WHITE. Realtors.
FOR SALE Large and small ranches.
city and suburban nomes, pear or
chards. Everything In real estste
bargains. ROBERTS, Realtor, 730
W. Snd.
FOR SALE A beautiful little home In
the western foothills for $1500. only
$300 down payment.
BROWN & WHITE, Realtors.
LEAVING STATE Make offer for
$3,000 equity, 7-apt.. furnished
house, modem, fully rented. Pull
price $3,400 On highway In town
Terma, by owner. Box 4418. Tribune.
HOUSES for sale or rent. Tel. 195
evenings 1147-W.
WHEN you think of real estate think
of Brown Whit
FOR SALE POULTRY
BOOK ORDERS tor Early Hatching
NOW. Sweeney Poultry Ranch,
Route No. 2. Box 114. Medford.
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
S YOUNG cows freshen In April. Fred
Powers, Applegate, Ore.
FOR SALE One gelding seven yrs.,
one "tare 8 yrs. In foal 1250 lbs
each. Ruab place, Thompson Creek
ANNOUNCEMENT Auction sal of
purebred Hereford and Shorthorn
bulla, at tne aaie rsvmon. is
So. Oregon Livestock Auction Co
Col A H Dudley Auctioneer
FOB SALE DOOB PETS
FOR SALS Thoroughbred Australian
punpl Phone lo-r-10.
FOR 8 ALE AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALB Truck. Trade wood or la
bor. Phone 13M-W lais w. gin.
GOOD USED CARS
With .36 Uoerw.
BtTT NOW and BUY CHEAP
loru Dod?e DrLuxe Coupe.
1033 Chevrolet Coupe; radio and
heater.
1933 Plymouth DcLuxe Sedan.
1933 Plymouth Coupe.
1934 Chryaler Airflow.
1931 Chryaler M Sedai.
1034 Ford V-fl Sedan.
1933 Plymouth 4 Coupe.
1929 Desoto Roadster.
1920 DrSoto Sde.n-
.931 chryaler DabuM Sedan.
1034 Terfanlane Debuxe Sedan.
Alto number o other real bar
gains.
LAN OB MOTOtt CO.
ChryMer-Plyr-outh tiT.
TJeed Car lt, 6U, and Bartlett,
38 ffo. Biranttl.
FOR 8ALE
MISCELLANEOUS
LATE TYPE, practically new, 500-gg
electric Incubator, S17.su. in w.
Jackson.
FOR SALE Ford 16x8.00 wheels.
Hubs, tires, tubes, ball and socket
trailer hitch, tanlu, pumps, gasoline
stove. All new. substantial dlsoount.
129 N. Riverside.
FOR SALE Baleu grain hay. L. A.
Salads. Phone 1S4, Central Point.
FORSALE A number of thoroughly
re-oondltloned re-pslnted Electric
Refrlgeratora. 345.00 and up.-Leon-ard
Electric Co. 309 E. Main.
BALED alfalfa hay grain and feels.
Roguedale Store, north end Shady
Core bridge. Crater Lake highway.
FOR SALE One double bed. springs,
mattress; one dresser, one crib and
mattress. Call mornings, 30 Olen
Oak Court.
FOR SALE High pressure boiler with
33 H. P twin cylinder steam engine
mounted, fine condition. Central
Point Cheese Factory.
BUY SEJjL EXCHANGE
Guns, Bosts, Motors. Sport Equip
ment, Cash Registers. Watches.
Small Radios. Bargains Cedar boat
(13.50. trailer 813. golf clubs half
price. 317 North Riverside.
FOR SALE Apple wood. 13-lnch.
$1.50 tier el orchard or 82.50 tier
delivered In load lots; 18-lnch 35c
tier higher. Phone 1285 or 488-R-8
ONE iron aafe. 1 large automobile
tent. 60S W. 4th or Phone 832-R.
frOR SALE Hay and grain: hay loose,
baled or chopped; wheat, barley
and oats whole or ground. Phone
855-J-3. Victor Bursell.
NEWTOWN apples, wrapped and pack
ed or face and fill; large sizes. A
real buy. Newtowns 15c per lug.
Bring your own containers. Phone
928. American Fruit Growera. Inc..
213 So. Fir. Medford. Ore.
FOR SALE New and used building
materials. Lee Williams, 1520 N. Rlv.
FOR APPLES pnone 258-J.
APPLES
Fancy Delicious, packed, large
alze. per box $t.25
Fancy Delicious, good size.
per lug 75
Newtowns. good size, per lug..- .25
Bring Containers
BEAR CREEK ORCHARDS
DRIVEWAY MATERIAL 8 tines of
rock at 9160 pel yard delivered
Bateman Phone 1534- YTor rilS-J
BALED oat hay. ground hay: loose
oat ana aiiairs hay; also reed wetn
O. A. DeVoe Phone 523-J-2.
FOR SALE Dry body wood.
05. riawieya Transfer.
APPLES We deliver Tel 132-L
BUSINESS CHANCES
SERtflCiJ STATION on highway. Tel.
744 -Y
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
JACKSON COUNTY
ABSTRACT CO.
Abstracts 01 rule ana
rule Insuranoe. The
only complete Title
System in Jackson
County.
MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts
of ntle. Rooms 8 and 6 No 83
North Central ftve. upataira
Bipert Wlnanw Cleanera.
LBT OBOHUE DO IT 11. 1173
House cleaning floor waxing on
entail nia cleaning and upholstering
Money to Lend
MONEY LOANED $50 to 8300 tor
personal oi nouaehoia purposes on
House Furnishings ot Autos; also
Cars Refinanced Loans closed
within 80 minute License No 8
157 See W B rbomaa 45 So Cen
tral ;
Transfer.'
RELINKING TRANSFER CO Long
distance hauling. Furniture, cattle
anything. Ill N Fir. Phone 1033.
0. Stuart.
BADS TRANSFER ft STORAGE CO.
Ofllce 1016 No Central Phone 31ft
prices right Service guaranteed
TRUCKING AND 8TORAOE Local
and long distance hauling furni
ture moving etc Reasonable rates
Tel 833 P S Samson Oo
BAWLET TRANSFER - Expert pack
ers and movers Special livestock
moving equipment Prloes -ight
m Nnrth RteeruMe ' Phone el
ROOFING
ROOPntO -Let us Inspect your roof
before the rainy eeaeon This ser
vice Is free Call 370 Rogue Rivet
Roofln Oo
LEGAL NOTICES
Pinal Notice
In the County court of the Stats of
Oregon In and for Jackson County.
In the Matter of the Estate of Emma
L. Mlnear, Deoessed.
Notice Is hereby given that I, Alton
M. Anderson, as administrator with
the Will snnexed of the estate of Em
ma L. Mlnear, deoessed. have filed In
this Court, my Final Account aa ad
ministrator Of the estate of said de
ceased. Ths hearing of same hss been
fixed by the Court for Thursday, the
loth day of January. 1936. at the
hour of 10:00 o'clock A M. In the
courtroom of the County Court of
Jackson County. Oregon. All persons
Interested In ssld estste are notified
then and there to appear and show
cause. If any they have, why the aald
account should not be settled and al
lowed. Dated this 17th day of December.
1335.
ALTON M. ANDEKoON.
Administrator with the Will
snnexed of the estate ot
Emma L. Mlnear. deceased.
Notice to Contractors.
Medford. Oregon.
December 31. 1333.
notice of Bids
Notice Is hereby glren that bid, aes
now called for ths conatructlon of the
following sewer:
Beilnnlnx at Intersection of Wood-
lawn Avenue and HXhlsnd Drive.
runnliw thewe North along Highland
Drive to East Main Street, thence East
along East Main Street to the Inter
section of East Main Street and Berk'
ale; way, thence North along Berks-
ley Way to ths south line of Lot 8.
BlooU 1, East Heights Addition in the
City of Medford. Oregon.
The plans and specifications and
form of conatructlon contract re
quired of successful bidder can be
seen at the office of the City Re
corder in the City Hall, Fifth and
Central Streets. Medford. Oregon.
Ths City Council will receive sesled
proposals therefor, and ths proposals
will be opened In the Council Cham
ber of the City Hall on Tuesday even
ing, January 21, 1833, at 7:30 p. m.
Each bid must be accompanied by
a certified check or bid bond of not
less 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, as the Interest of the City
may require.
- CITT OF MEDFORD.
By: OEO. W. PORTER. Mayor.
By: M L. ALFORD, Recorder.
Notice.
In the County Court of the State of
.Oregon In and for the County cf
JackAon.
In the Matter of the Estate of Ida
K. Lambert, formerly Ida E. Ken
worthy, Deceased.
Notice la hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly appointed
Executrix of the estate of the above
named deceased, and haa -qualified
aa such; all parties having any claim
gainst said estate axe hereby noti
fied and required to present same,
duly verified, aa by law required,
either to the undersigned at her home
at Jackson Hot Springs, Jackson
County, OregOai, or at the office of
F. J. Newman, attorney for said
estate, In the Palm Building, Medford,
Oregon, within aix months from the
date of the first publication of this
notice; and all parties owing said
estate may make payment at either
oi ss-ia ptaces.
uatea ana nrst nubiisnea tnis utn
day of January, A. D. 1938.
GERTRUDE OTTINGER,
Executrix with the Will Annexed
of Ida K. Lambert, formerly Ida
E. Ken worthy, Deceased.
BELLVIEW WATER
CO-OP PROSPERS
BELLVIEW. 'Jan. 14, (Spl) The
annual meeting of the Bell view
Co-operative War association was
held at the achool house Monday
evening. Treasurer Charles Ander
son reported the company to be
In better condition than at any
previous tune. The i following offi
cers were elected: president, Homer
Moore; secretary, R. E. Newbry:
treasurer, Chatlea Anderson; direc
tors, aul Held, Homer Moore, Her
man Helm and R. B. Newbry.
The annual meeting of the Bell
view Telephone company waa held
at the school house last Friday
evening. This company, which haa
been operating for about twenty
five years, has grown until they
now have eight lines. The original
officers were re-elected at this
meeting, Fred C. Homes as presl
dent and Albert C. Joy as secretary
treasurer.
BODY RECOVERED FROM
AVALANCHE OF SNOW
BELLINGHAM, Wash., Jan. 14
(AP) Smothered beneath tone of
wet snow, Arthur Branlund, 46, op
erator of the skiers' ssculator near the
Mount Baker lodge, who waa burled
by a snow avalanche Bunday morn.
Ing. probably did not live more than
an hour, If that long, aaya Dr. C. E
McKlnnls. Whatcom county coroner,
who Investigated the tragedy. The
body waa recovered by a party head
ed by Forest Ranger Ralph P. Cooke
and brought to Belllngham. The
tragedy followed one of the worst
blizzards In the history ot Heather
Meadows.
Mail Tribune Daily
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PROSPECT. Jan. 14. (Spl) Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Richardson havs re
turned home from Klsmath Palis,
where they spent several weeks.
Rev. and Mrs. Iverson of Med
ford were guests December 39 of
Mr. and Mrs. John Hakkerup and
sons. In the morning Reverend
Iverson addressed the Prospeot Sun
day achool.
The Patch and Chat sewing club
met Thursday afternoon at ' the
home of Mrs. Russel Wynne. Seven
members were present.
Rube Moore, who recently suffer
ed a fractured skull, was able to
be removed from the Sacred Heart
hospital to his home New Year's
day.
Patricia Peterman Is quarantined
with the measles. There are also
several cases of chicken pox In the
community.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Manning
were dinner guests Wednesday of
Mr. and Mrs. Ludo Orleve and fam
ily. Mr. and Mrs. Ludo Grieve and
Mrs. Ella Harriot spent Sundsy
visiting friends In Applegate.
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Griffin Creek
GRIFFIN OREEK, Jan. 14. (Spl.)
Mr. and Mrs.. 8. O. Steams, and fam
ily spent New Year's day with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Vogel and family
at West Side.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Stout of Los
Angeles, who recently purchased the
Green Gates place In Dark Hollow,
arrived January 6 to taxe possession.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. White of sunset
Drive are the parenta of a eon, born
December 38 at the Ashlsnd hospital.
The youns man's nsme Is Francis.
Mr. and Mrs. White came here from
Ashland about a year ago and bought
the Charlea Fisher place.
The -Radio club met January 8 at
the home of Mrs. Cectle skelne. The
next meotlng will be January 20 at
the home of Mrs. Ruth Hood.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sturgtll spent
the week-end In Grants Pass with
friends.
Mrs. C. M. Howell.' assisted by her
sister, Mrs. Alice Lamb, entertained
with a miscellaneous shower Wednes
day afternoon, honoring Miss Fern
Collar, who became the bride of Clyde
Ouches on Sunday. January 13. In a
home wedding. Twenty ladles en
joyed the afternoon, at which time
Mtss collar received many lovely lf ta.
Several ladles enjoyed the unit
meeting held at Mrs. Phillips', Janu
ary 10, at which time tne laaics plan
ned program and candy sale to be
held at the schoolhouse- February (.
There will be a small admission charje
to help raise money to send the dele
gates to home conference at Go rv Hi
lls in the spring.
Miss Mary Wilson spent her Christ
mas vacation at Long Beach, Cal. She
waa accompanied by a friend from
North Bend.
BUCKINGHAM'S Ice Cream. Candy
and Party Specials. The Crest. 139
So. Central.
Bring your watches and Clocks to
Gravea Jewelry Repair Shop. New
location 31 South Riverside.
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Be correctly corseted in -
an Artist Model, by
Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann. '
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21. Decrees
22. Trsp
24. Poisonous trel
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11. Long sbuslve
speech
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40. Awsrd of valol
41, Coax .
41. Cast oft
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Resse Creek
REE8E CREEK. Jan. 14 (Spl)
Everyone will be glad Indeed to
know that Mrs. H. Ball Is sufll
clently recovered from a major op
eration to be brought home Jan
uary 7. Mra. Wallace McDowell and
Mrs. Wilfred Jsck went to her
home snd made everything ready
and comfortable for her and 'are
helping care for her.
Miss Alice Ruttencutter waa
week-end guest at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bellows, Jan
uary 10.
Mr. snd Mrs. Scott Boyer have
returned from a two weeks' visit
with relatives and friends at Port
land and Astoria, over the holidays
Mrs. R. Ballev was taken 111 on
January 7 with a stroke of paraly
sis. She and husband had Just come
from the east this late fall to make
their home with their son and bis
wife. Mr. and Mrs. Bailey, who
bought the late George Sturgls
place. They have the sympathy ot
the community.
Mrs. Rose Sturglll and son
Charles, left Friday to visit her
son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde sturglll, near Medford. Charles
will aaslst nls brother with pruning
his large orchard. .
Frank Strahan went to Rogue
River January 8 to be present at
his fsther's birthday reception held
at his home In Rogue River.
Charles Humphrey Is spending
quite some time at his mines in
the lower Applegate country. While
he was away. Mrs. Humphrey waa
overnight guest at the home ol
Mr. and Mra. D. S. Hatfield, accom
panying them to Medford Jsnuary
3 to visit her daughter and family,
Mr. and Mra. Roy BUderbeck.
Mr. , and Mra. Ivan 8. Hatfield
were guests January 3 of Mr. and
Mrs. William Perry of Eagle Point,
at a six o'clock dinner when they
entertained the retiring relief com
mittee ot Orange 664. Mra. Hatfield
Is the retiring chaplain of the
Orange.
Maurice Jack : has been on tne
sick list for several days but is
all right again.
Mra. B. Oetson and son rernou
Mr. and Mra. W. R. Lamb and
Frank Strahan enjoyed a pleasant
evening with Mr. and Mra. Homer
Martin and family January 10.
Mr. and Mra. Martin have refln
Ished their house and made the
kitchen modern. Installing a sink
and a fins lot of bullt-ln cupboards
and a drain board.
Alex Vestal attended the board
mooting of the telephone company
near Shndy Cove January 7.
Mrs. Lora B. French and Mrs
John . Hankln were callers at ' the
home of Mrs. Pearl Hatfield, Jan
uary 3.
Callers during the past week at
the W. R. Lamb home were Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Grow. Mra. Wilson
Gardner. Alex Vestal, Mr. DeAr
mond, 8. M. Vestal and Ralph Lamb
Larry Leigh and Ralph Lamb en
Joyed the walk, to Eagle Point Fri
day night to a basketball game in
the rain. '
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Jsck were
In Medford January t and while
there Mr. Jack bought a Chevrolet
roadster to use In his work on the
ditch.
water, water, everywhere and
plenty to Irrigate with next aum
mer. All the creeks and rivulets
are running full, and still It rains.
The seven dry yeara have flown
Bel! view
, BBLLVIEW, Jan. 14. (Spl.) Upper
Valley Community club held regular
monthly meeting; at the clubhouse
Wednesday, with a very good attend
ance. . Mra. Dora Conley, president
presided over the business meeting
and In the absence of Mra. Lee wains
the secretary, Mra. I. S. Dearmond waa
appointed to act In her place. The
members voted to buy some new
dishes and allverware and to repair
the flor lamp and clock. During the
program hour. Senator Oeo. Dunn gave
a very helpful discussion of the four
measures on which the pubiio win
vote Jsnuary 31. Two vocal solos
were given by Mrs. Nell Dunn. Tea
and cakes were aerved by the hostess.
Mrs. C. B. Lamkln. Mrs. Oscar Mar.
tin and Mrs. Fred C. Homes. For the
February meeting, each member
asked to answer roll-call srith a cur
rent event. Mrs. B. H. ChrUtlleb
Mrs. Homer Moore and Mra. R.
Bell were appointed as hostesses for
the February meeting, and Mrs. w
win Dunn and Mra. Walter Long
streth as the program committee
Mr. and Mra. Homer Moore, Karl
and Barbara, reutrned from the south
Saturday evening. The Moons left
the week before Christmas to spend
the holidays with relatives In Call
fornle,. They spent some time with
Mrs. Moore's parenta, Mr. and Mrs
II. J. Moore, In Ban Diego, and with
his brother. O. U Moore and family
In Los Angelea.
A marriage of Interest to Bellvlew
residents oocurred last Monday. Ml
Pauline Byrd, daughter of Mr. and
Mra. Willis Byrd, and Daniel Parmer,
son of Mr. and Mra. John Farmer,
were married In Klamath Falls Mon
day afternoon. On their return they
lent to the Byrd home Mondey even
In . where a wedding dinner
aerved to t' e bride and groom and
their relatives. Later In the evening
thsy want to thslr own home, which
had been msde ready for them. They
are at home to thtLr friends at the
Oeorge Farmer place adjacent to the
Herman Halm ranch.
A pie social will be held at the
achoolhouss Friday evening by the
Parent-Teacher association. Each lady
la asked to bring pis and the men
will buy them rron. Edwin Dunn, the
auctioneer. Tbe proceed from the
Meteorological Report
January 14, 1936.
Forecasts.
Medford and vicinity: Occasional
rain tonight and Wednesday; no
change in temperature.
Oregon: Occaalonal rain tonight
and Wednesday; snow over moun
tains; no change In temperature.
Local Data.
Temperature a year ago today:
Highest, 37; lowest. 31.
Total monthly precipitation, 4.86
Inches. Excess for the month, 3.A8
Inches.
Total precipitation since September
1935. 11.33 Inches. Exsess tor tne
season 3.13 Inches.
Relative humidity at t p. m. yes
terday, 84; s a. m. today 100.
Sunrise tomorrow, 7:37 a. m.
Sunset tomorrow. 5:03 p. m.
Observations Taken it 6 a. m.
1:0 Meridian Time.
Boise ., 44 34 .14 Rain
Boston .. 60 M Cloudy
Chicago 38 36 . P. Cldy
Denver Sfl 43 .. Clear
Eureka . 56 30 .94 Rain
Helena 43 36 T. Clear
Los Angelea 64 SO .... Cloudy
MEDFORD 48 41 .44 Rain
New York 63 38 .06 Clear
Omaha ; 30 36 Clear
Phoenix- 70 40 Clesj-
Portland 50 . .. .... ...........
Reno 48 43 T. Cloudy
Roaeburg 48 44 . .84 Cloudy
Sslt Lake 44 34 .04 Cloudy
San Francisco... 68 54 .74 Rain
Seattle ...... 48 40 . ... Cloudy
Spokane 43 33 . Clear
Walla Walla ; 48 38 ... cloudy
Washington. DO. S3 30 T. Cloudy
pU sale will go to help furnish hot
lunches tor the school children.
The new Jackson oounty leader for
4-H olube visited the Bellvlew school
lsst week, and found that many ot
the boys and girls were Interested
in taking 4-H work this year. New
clubs will be organized very soon.
THE GRANGE
Eagle Point Orange
Eagle Point -Grange met January
7 and first and second degrees were
exemplified. Two members who "rode
the goat" were from Lake creek.
The rumor la that while Lake Creek
waa visiting Eagle Point's 100 per
cent wild west snow, someone got
their goat.
The Orange has acquired some new
song books. Your correspondent not-
Iced this writing in tne back 01 one,
"Property of Bellvlew Orange." At
asms meeting BUI Perry was heard
to remark that he wouldn't be aur
prised If we would find our goat
picketed out' around Bellvlew most
any time.
Committees appointed for the year
are aa follows: membership, William
Perry: Ross Smith, Theron Taylor:
relief, Lula Taylor, Lizzie Perry, Nova
Holman, Ethel Coy, Lula Ward; to-
ceptlon, Harry Ward, Violet Spencer,
G. A. Lawson. J. c. spencer; agri
cultural and marketing. J. 0. Lusk,
H. w. Ward. R. O. Fowler, Chaa
Humphrey, J. A. Bltterllng. Adolpb
Woodrlch, W. E. Davis, Fred Dutton:
ways and meana, Delbert Mongold
Rav Harnlah. Elswortn Btoweii; leg
islative. Gertrude Haak, Wilfred
Davles. J. R. Kline; educational,
Clarence Davlea, Raymond Neugarl
A. C. Mlttelstesdt; library, Cora Cran-
dall. Verts Btowell, Marjorle Nlckols;
music, Grace Holman, Rosa Smith,
Jesse Mlttelstesdt, . Helen Kent.
Florence Putman; home economic.
Amy Brown, Beryl Hlckson, Mabel
Harnlsh, Zors Humphrey, Donna
Ashpole; community projects, Oeorge
Putman, Chas. Humphrey, Chss.
Walker, Roy Smith. Roy Ashpole;
roada, Rudy waldman, William
Perry. OUle Swingle; candidates, W.
H. Crandsll, Lottie Van Scoyoe
Luther Haak; flnanee. Art Kent. Ray
Harnlah. J. O. Bpenoer: visiting, J.
R. Kline, Mae Stowell. Grace Wslkor.
William Holman. Edward Cowden.
Ruby Young: good ol the order. A.
O. Mlttelstesdt, Oeorge Btowell, Alex
Frezer; publicity, H. W. Ward; Juve
nile matron, Bister R. L. Price; tab
leaux director, first snd second, Bis
ter R. L. Price, third and fourth,
Oertrude Haak; recreational, Chas.
Frailer. Theron Taylor, Chas. Walker
Elizabeth Frailer. Luis Taylor. Grace
Walker: executive, Ray Harnlah, A.
0. Mlttelstesdt, J. O. Spencer; board
of irustees, Julius Bltterllng, W. R
Holman, 3. O. Lusk; fire Insurance
agent, I. R. Kline; drill maater, flrat
and second, Lula Taylor; drill master,
third snd fourth, Rudy Weldmsn.
tipper Rogue Grange
Upper Rogue Orange met Thursdsy
with all nsw members In the ohslrs
but tro. Brother Moore, slthough
sbls te be. moved to his home, will
not be sble to be about tor s month
or so, snd Sister Bsrratt wss not
back from her Christ maa vacation
The attendance wss uot as Isrgs as
wss hoped for, b'Jt one ot the pep
piest snd best meetings ever was
hsld. All members stook pert during
the lecture hour In making New Year
resolutions for the betterment ot the
Orange.
The name of the play eponscred by
the grange to be entered In the coun
ty dramatis contest la "More Than s
Million." with Sisters Barrett snd
Segeasman dlrectln. All are urged
to watch for date ot the ahowlng the
latter part of January. All those In
terested In hsarlng the meaaurea of
the special election discussed, wstch
for announcement In ths pspers of
Pomona Orange In Medford Janu
ary 93. .
Ulster Carlton la doing fine after
bar recent operation, but we am sorry
Vo report Brother Merrlmsn Is still
confined to his bed and la making
good use of ths bath robe the Orange
gave him for Christmas, All mem
bers srt urged to make an sftwt W
attend the meeting and help the new
maater get a good aurt In the new
work. Next meeting will be January
io ei a p. m.
Jacksonville Grange
In aplte of sickness and the rainy
weather, the Jacksonville Grange bad
very good attendance on Friday.
January loth.
Roll a rid Holmea waa given the first
and second degrees.
Lew Conger was appointed chair
man ot a committee to organize a
Badminton game.
Agricultural committee met Dec.
with eight granges represented. The
potato act waa discussed. Any gran
ger wishing commercial fertilizer see
Mr. Maust at Central Point.
H. E. C. met Jan. 8 with Revs
Henspeter. Next meeting will be Jan,
33 with Florlne Severance.
Randall Gilford waa reported lit
with measles. The secretary, 0. O.
Sandan was also absent on account
of sickness. Mrs. Severance acted aa
secretary.
Mesdsmss Peters, Meecham and
Edens served delicious refreshmsncg
following the meeting.
Florence Gilford as ohalrman of
the dance committee announced a
danoa to be held in the Grange hall
Jan. 35 to be open to the pubiio
with a prise waits and spot dance,
Thre will be a small admission
charge. ......
TAKES OWN LIFE
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 14. (API A
love quarrel punctuated by bullet
shots- took the life ot Mrs. Mallta
Powell Rovlg. 50, today, and sent
her husbsnd, Charles Rovlg, 63, s
liquor saleaman, to s hospital.
gravely wounded.
Rovlg told Detective Lieutenant
Oeorge Sheldon that his wife un.
Justly accused him of being friendly
with another woman, and then shot
him twice In the stomach before
turning the pistol on herself.
Mrs. Rovlg's son, Don Powell, 31,
told offlcera his mother sang with
the Metropolitan Opera company In
New York In 1810 under the nam
of Horatla Powell.
Lsst night aa we prepared ta
retire, Mra. Rovlg accused me of
being friendly with other women,"
Rovlg told Sheldon.
"This I denied snd told her I
hsd loved her from the day we
first met, and I certainly had never
even looked at anyone else." .
' "She said, You're not fooling me,'
and Jerked s pistol from - s chlf
fouler drawer, she shot me twice
In the atomach. Then she pointed
the gun at herself, and tired two
more ahots."
That ahe planned her action waa
ahown, Shrldon ssld, by s note to
the Rovlg's colored msld which resdt
"God bless you, Hsttle. You wera
s wonderful help, snd aurely mads
my burdens lighter. Here Is the S3
I owe you for last week." -
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IN MEXICO CITY
RIO DE JANEIRO, Jan. 14, (AP)
High BraBlllan toureea charged to
day - that ttit Communist Interna
tlonale had transferred 1U headquar
ten for direct action on the Ameri
can continent from Montevideo. Uru
guay, to Mexico City.
These sourcea declared representa
tlcee of the comlntern expert st
reet subversive activities from th
Mexican capital for Central America.
Venezuela, the Qulnas and th
northern fringes of Brazil.
(The Uruguayan government re
cently ftevered .diplomatic relation!
with Soviet Rusa, charging the So
viet legation in Montevideo had be
come the headquarters of subversive
activities throughout South A mer- '
lea). ,
TEDDYS GRANDSON
CAMBRIDGE, Maes.. Jsn. 14. (AP)
Charges ot assault snd batttery by
meana of dangerous weapons against
Cornelius Van Schaak Roosevelt. 30,
grandson of e -President Theodore
Roosevelt, and s college classmste,
ware nolle pressed today. District At
torney Warren L. Blahop announced.
The district attorney gave all reas
ons tor discontinuing prosecution
against Roosevelt snd Peter Deplores.
31, both sophomores at Massachusetts
Institute of Technology.
Bishop's snnouncement wss msde
sfter both students had pleaded not
guilty.
Both were accused ot peppering
two policemen and s Boston news
paper man with pellets shot from sir
pistols on November 30.
Depositors Amazed
In Bank Liquidation
CHICAOO. Jan. 14. I AP) Depos
itors In the closed Standard National
bank had s right to be not only
plesard but smssed today.
Receiver H. E. Hallenbeck announc
ed ths bank's final dividend check
would make a total ot 107 per cent
received by all who lad money on
deposit whsn It olosed Its doors.
The entrs 7 per cent waa Interest
accumulated since June 31, 1333. the
closing date.
Use Mall Tribune want sds. '
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