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Phone 75
. FOR WANT ADS
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Gold lavaller with blue stone
. pendant. Return to Tribune office.
" Reward.
LOST If oog u miMiing. calU6ia.
MALE AND FEMALE
MAN OR WOMAN wanted for work !
i
that Is being conauciea nero is ea nouse. cmo hj. mw, '
Medford and surrounding com ! -....... .
"unity? To the one choserT there Is FOR RENT Moattrn 7-room unlur
steady employment. You must be ; nlahed home Phone 72a
Snancan irn y I
ternoon. Aak for Mr. Dunn at jaca- ,
Untel from 1-5. '
VIOLA PLAYERS are very -.essary I j,qr RENT APARTMENTS
In fine orchestras. The Medford "sZZ
Junior Symihony Orchestra needs parent 3-room apt. 818 No. Cen
them at present. Because of scare- .
Hy of players of this fine lnstru-
meat i will give free Instruction to apartment for rent. 801 N. Central,
eight persons past school age who t jonn preen.
will atudy the viola seriously. In-
expenilve but suitable Instrumenta ..ROOM apt. Frlgldalre, steam heat,
will be furnUhed at wholesale cost. jjot water, garage. 50a S. Holly.
John R Knight, 815 West Malp. - . ' V
Phone 824-Y - - FOR RENT Apartments, hot water,
i . 334 Apple.
WANTED FEMALE HELP
WANTED Experienced waitress.
Ko 1
others need apply. Apply Monday
afternoon or evening. Jackson Hotel. .
PIANO teacher or advanced student '
representative for nationally aa- :
Vertisea ceaenmg
material with ,
modern approach. Liberal commls-
alon. Teachers Musle Supply Co., .
915 8. W. 0th Ave., rortiano. ure.
f WANTED MALE HELP
SALESMAN over 35 acquainted with
Grocery and General Store trade.
Must have oar. Phone Mr. Evans,
Jackson Hotel for appointment.
MAGIC GAS increases mileage 25 to
50. Used by bus companies. Harm
less, gua.-anteed. Approved by Au
tomotive engineers Amazing aales
records. Free radio advertlalng.
Agent's name on cans. Particulars,
proof free. 6 Magic Gas Building,
Alexandria, Ont., Canada.
MAN or woman wanted to supply
customers with famous Watklna
Products -In Ashland. No Invest
ment. Business established, earn
Ings average 25 weekly, pay starts
Immediately. Write J. R. Watkins
Co., 4516 Hollls St., Oakland, Calif.
SALESMAN WANTED by Portland
wholesale hardware house to sell
our line as side line In Rogue river
alley and Klamath Falls territory.
Commission. Write George H.
Graves Salem, Oregon.
WANTED Mining partner experienc
ed in quarts and placer.- Box 4284.
TrIMine.
WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED Day work.
Phone 1345-M.
. Mrs. Huson.
RELIABLE youw? lady wants house
work. Local references. 119 So. Ivy.
WANTED Position aa orchard fore
man. Tears of experience In every
phase of orchard work. Can take
complete charge. Best of referencea.
Address Box A, Mall Tribune.
EXPERIENCED pruner wants form
work, wood chopping. cr washing,
shop work. 635 N. Oentral.
FIRST-CLASS shoemaker wants posi
tion. Box 420., Tribune. '
POSITION WANTED as housekeeper
or cook. Take full charge. Refer
enMS. Phone 1522-Y.
WANTED Contract tree pulling. Oru
gon California Trucking Co., phone
1174.
WANTED-M1SCELLANE0US
HIGHEST eorn-belt prices for car
loads broke or range horses, mulea
and colts. Fred Chandler Horae and
Mule Market, Charlton. Iowa.
CARPENTERING, painting, any kind
oi work aone ior casn "u
Phone Central Point, 1S.
WANTED Disc harrow for Fordson '
tractor. Box L. R.. Mall Tribune.
WANTED H500 loan on Medford
property valued at 16500. P. O. Box ,
10S. Eagle Point.
WANTED A rug In good condition.
Phone B19-R
WANTED Milking machine In good
condition. Answer by price and
model L-ither H. Day Route S.
Box 114.
WANTED Used furniture, ranges,
heaters, tools fruit Jars, etc Hoi
brook Furniture Co.. in old Fire
Hall Bldg. 11 E. 6th. Tel. Ml.
WANTJIO -Room's nd board. Tel. 1036
WANTED
Wt pay esse rot household goods
fnrnltiir and tovfS
We also ouy ,
me'sle nine, pel's ! '""
hair UEUPiiKO bakuain HOliS
J7. OrapeSU Pdou 10M.
WANTED-MISCELLANEOUB
WANTED Disc for Fordaon tractor.
L R. owe Mall Tribune. .
IP yorj want your linoleum or carpet
laid, oall 134. Louie Thompson.
WANTED Coo stovea. Beatera Bed
springs mattresses dey-oeda. earn
tery ooucnej and cots or what
have you- we pay oaah at exchange
NEW DEAL FURN EXCHANGE ,
433 B Mala St.
WANTED
PURS FURS PURS
Highest cash price paid for raw fur
Complete line ol trapj on sale.
BEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSS
37-311 Nu Qrape St
Medford
FOR RENT Very fine 4 room furn
lahed home, Rea. K. Ideal Court,
i corner Myrtle and Taylor Ma. Oeo.
; . Iveraon.
FOR RENT U36 Weat 9th, 17 per
i month, can Haroio .. orowa,
Rafter five 1570. .
! POR RENT 8-room furnished house;
garden apace, inquire w,-u'
St.
POR RENT Furnished house; over,
stuffed; 3 bedrooms; 127.50. Tel.
1303-W.
for" RENT 117 Weat 14th; Holly
Court No. 3, corner 4th and North
Holly; 419 West Second. Alao other
desirable homes. Phone 18s or
evenings. 1147-W.
POR RENT House on North River
side. Tel. 879-X.
FOR RENT New 4-room houee, close
In. Phone 477-J.
FOR RENT t
unfurnished home furnished
Brown si White .
FOR RENT 4-room fum. house: elec
trlo range, refrigerator, oil heater:
garage: adults. Phone 848-Y.
8-ROOM furnished. 3 or 8 bedrooms.
Close in. Phone 1432-J.
FOR RENT 8-room modern furnish-
.ST
close In, 830, water paid. Inquire
146 8 Ivy
jTWO housekeeping rooms, furnished.
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POR rent Apartment; no children,
7lfl welch.
APARTMENT for rent, BH West 10th
sti
ppR rent Furnished apartment,
329 N Holly -Phone 878-X
FOR RENT ROOM-BOARD
BOARD Home-cooied meala served
In prlvtae home Reaaonable rates
Near business district. 33 N. Orange
St. Phone 1473-X.
BOARD AND ROOM rates reasonable
nr 7in E Main
FOR RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
ROOM. 153 . Oakda.
MTRAHT1VE rooms 404 S Qrape
FOR EXCHANGE
WANTED To trade for hay, good
fresn TOW and two good dairy
heifers. Box 1165, Tribune.
FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS
for RENT 10 acres, close to town
Phone or see Clarence Pleroe.
FOR EXCHANGE REAL
ESTATE
FOR SALE OR TRADE Income prop-
erty clos In rnone
FOR SALE - REAL ESTATE
wi km.b The best buy In elty, to
close estate is reason, a dwelling
on S. Peach, near Mun nww
cash. 1 dwelling on Haven, 350.00
cash. Oall suite is rum mag.
iv-n sale Stock and dairy ranch,
431 acres adjoining good rango. Free
water. Write Box 117, Hornbrook.
. Calif.
FOR SALE Fine suburban home
nmTv.r.ll that will suit you In else
and price. Also Medford homes at
prices and on terms to interest sny,
one In the market.
BROWN OS WHITE, Realtors.
FOR SALE Ver, modern house on
Queen Anne; large living room with
fireplace, dining room and kitchen,
vrimoms and bath downstairs, a
bedrooms and bath upstairs, also
sleeping porch. " nlture Mveral cases of apple but
Co., 311 Medford B.dg. r creem separator, farm, carpen-
FOR SALE 10 acres. Irrigated, with
7-room no'ise, law "
ae: all lencea. una
fional buy. rianariy tieaiij vu.
811 Medford Bldg.
pQjguLt 3 acres on Sunrise Ave
n.rlookln Medloro, wonaeriu.
homeslte; or will 11 am ou
Flaherty Realty Co., in Mearora
Bldg.
FOR'sALT-sawo buye a I50D0 mod
ern 8-room house and one acre
around on lUfc highway adjoining
city limits; MOO oaah. balance
monthly payments Look this over
before you buy.
Also
48i acres on Kane creek: 16 acrea
bottom land, black soil, free water;
mwS-roora 1 ouse. outbuildings
Only 11200; terms
1 L O. PICKELL
!04 E Main. Phone ItsO-J.
ioo aches well improved .tucked
l.aA equipped .. o M.edford(
wm, oub ui income property Bai
.no. kins time low interest 0 A
Ovoe 8JS-J-6
, HOl'SES for ren
Tel 196
I thin. "J real esuu, una
"1'' " wait
ol Brown n..
rOR 8 ALE AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE RADIOS
All uaed radio are rebuilt and carry
new ace guarantee.
RrunxuHrtf B tube COneOlO
auto, volume wntroi
Sparton 8 tube oonaole . 17.30 ,
Euiaon 9 tube conaole, beau-
niui tone "
uu a.volt batu-rv set com
plete with batterlee . ii.w
Atwater Kent 7 tube oonaole- 17 50
Maleatlc 8 tube HI -boy 33.50
Stewart-Warner 7 tube ell
wave 1935 model - S0.C0
Zenith all-wave table 1935
model WOO
RCA Radlole 17 -50
RCA Radlolette table 13.50
Airline 6 tube conaole 17.50
Majestlo auto radio 10.00
Public Address System, 13
. watts, 3 spare, crystal mic
rophone , 113.50
DON'S RADIO SERVICE
407 B. Main phone 868
! FOR SALE "Willya 77" 1934. Excel
lent condition. 'lre jepartmeuw
'Sa'oHEVROLEl' Sedan. See this bar
gain, only S150.
P1ERCE-ALLBN MOTOR CO.
Dodge and Plymouth.
FOR SALE One atandard 1937 Bulck
coach, cheap; or win exenane iw
coupe of equal value. Jeaae Rich
ardson. Central Point.
FOR TRADE Oood car for used
truck. B"x lliBa, Trioune.
TRADE -Equity In 1930 Ford aport
coupe tor la rora aeaaa. mmw
4, Box 374, Medford.
FOR SALE 1931 Chev. Coach. A-l
condition; 8360, .1603 No. Riverside.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Large sedan.
850; trailer, gas engine, boat. i7
Elm St.
LATE MODEL USED CARS
' Taken In or new studebakers.
rvm't overlook these values.
1934 Master Chevrolet Sedan, like
new; radio and heater,
mas DaSoto Airflow, with overdrive.
Chrysler Airflow, auppoeed to be
(FOOl.
1933 Chevrolet Town Sedan; fine
shape.
Also Bulcke. Studebakers. Fords
Dodges. Pontlacs. In coupes and
sedana.
If you dont buy here, we both lose
.money.
SANDERSON MOTOR CO.
Studebaker Salea and Service.
FOR SALE Truck. Trade wood or la
bor. Phone 1359-W 1213 W 9th
FOR SALE POULTRY
AND EGOSJ
FOR SALE Hatching eggs, 60c for
15. Near Howard school. Route 3. .
FOR SALE R. I. R. Pullets. Old Pa
clflo Highway north opposite Dr.
Sweeney a. J. a. unvuie.
FOR SALE a dozen White Leghorn
pullets, II a piece. J. M. sutnerun,
Rt. 3, Box 17.
PURE HANSON hatching eggs, dame
mated to males direct rrom Hanson
from dama 6 generations over 250
nnu: sire's dams over 300 eggs;
blood testeo; m-w per iuu. Aimnu
hay 10 ton. Phone ail. W. M.
Tetherow. central Point.
NARRAOANSEIT for breeders. Toms
5. hens 3. J. N. Wright, Central
Point. Phone 134.
FOR SALE Turkeys, or trade for
laying pullets. See A. L. Kitcnen.
Jacksonville, Ore.
BOOK" ORDERS for Early Hatching
NOW. Sweeney Poultry Ranch.
Route No. 2. Hox 114. Medford.
FOR 8 ALE -LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE Young team of mares
and cement block mocnine. m. a.
Chllders, Jacksonville.
FOR SALE Horse weight 1200 lbs..
gentle, sound, o years oia. woiu
or child can handle, aaddle home
or haa been worked some. Oak
Springs Ranch, Trail.
DISPERSAL SALE BY GEORGE POL
LOCK Entire herd of 35 registered
Perchernn and Clydesdale horses
and colts w'll be sold at Public
Auction to tro highest bidder, Bute
Fair Orounds at Sacramento, Janu
uary 25, 1936.
ANNOUNCEMENT' Auction sale of
purebred Hereford and Shorthorn
bulla, at the Sale Pavilion. Jan 18
So. Oregon Llveatock Auction Oo
Ool. A. H. Dudley. Auctioneer.
FOR SALE 2 fresh cows. Bert Stan-
cllffe. Phoenix.
FOR SALE DOGS PETS
FOR SALE Thoroughbred Australian
puppies Phone 16-F-I5.
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
MILK goats, Ford coupe, Easex coach,
Second Hund store and Trading
Poet, Central Point, Ore.
DINING room and living room set
for sale. Cell at voa wueen Ann.
8TBEL"safe"31lMx26. 630.00. McCulS
ton, 117 N. Riverside.
FOR SALE Second hand bicycle,
good conditio! . Reasonable price.
Inquire 816 Taylor Bt.
- - otncK " sALEHousehold fur-
; ter
e-arajte and pipe tools, ripe lu
tings and a quantity of pipe, one
stump machine wltn cable ana
hooks complete. Mrs. Frank Tomp
kins. Old Stage Road.
FOR SALE Apple.i at ranch. We de
liver. Tel J68-J. O. V. Myers.
! --Hy un mnJe(
bell, Ele Point
FOR SALE Oood 14-Inch sulky plow
Jake Brown, south end King's bwy
FOR SALE Hey wood-Wakefleld baoy
buggy, like new. m bo. xewvown
FOR SALE Oood clean alfalfa hay.
first and third crops, at Oaklelgn
Farm. 2 mllea north of Central
Point on Pacific highway. C'-U 91.
Otto Bohnert.
on SALE Cheap, wheelbarrow,
wicker rockers, refrigerator, child's
swing, electric toaster, fernery. 631
Queen Anne.
FOR SALE Late model ll-tube Phll-o
man el radio good conaition, iw
cash. 8J4 So. Peach
FOR SALE Oood elerle raiwe and
fine wo:d loiter phone lil-K
, roa A A LA- w.. .ood-.ing and
fertilizer, poo&e 03-J.
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Baleu grain hay. L. A
Salo.de. Phone 1S4, Central Point.
FOR SALE A number of thoroughly
re-condltloned re-palnted Electric
Relrlgeratora. 45 00 end up. Leon-
ara Eiectno co. au e. siain.
FOR SALE Apple wood, u-incn.
1.50 tier at orchard or 83 50 tier
delivered In load lota; 16-lnch JSC
tier higher. Phone 1285 or 468-R-8
rOR SALE Hay and grain; hay loose,
baled or chopped; wheat, . barley
and oats whole or ground. Phone
365-J-3. Victor Bur sell.
NEWTOWN apples, wrapped and pack
ed or faoe and fill; large alzee. A
real buy. Newtowns 15c per lug.
Bring your own oontalnera. Phone
926 American Fruit O rowers. Inc.,
313 So. Fir, Medford, Ore.
POR SALE New and used building
materials. Lee Williams. 1520 N. Rlv.
FOR SALE Phllco cabinet radio, 7
tubes, good condition, 816.00. 928
Park Ave.
APPLES
Fancy Delicious, packed, large
use. per ooi h.I1J0
Fancy DeUcioua, good alM.
per lug
Newtowns. good alze, per lug-
Bring Containers
BEAR CREEK ORCHARDS
DRIVEWAY MATERIAL 8 tlses Ol
rock at l.&0 pei yard delivered
Batemao Phone 1534-V or
POR SALE Dry body wood.
015. Hawley's Transfer.
APPLES We deliver Tel 132-U
MISCELLANEOUS
IP YOUR basement Is tilling with
water, Caas Auto Wrecking will
pump It out or furnish equipment.
Prices reasonable. Phone 780.
POPULAR piano harmony and tricky
breaks taught in a new. easy way
For Information call 615.
EAST SIDE BEAUTY SALON Featur
ing Nu-Ray Machlneleas Permanent
waves, ea. Also special two S3 or
15 Permanents foi the price of one.
oiu east Main. xei. osa.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
JACKXON ( I)HNTY
ABSTRACT CO.
Abstracts ot rule ano
Title Inauranoe The
anly oomplete 1 1 1 1 e
System to Jackson
County.
MURRAY AB3TKAC1 CO. Abatracte
of Title. Rooms t and 6. No 82
North Centra, Ave ti natal ra
ttxpert lYIndiiw Cleutiera.
LEI OEO ROB DO n - I'el 1172
House cleaning floor waxing ori
ental ru elesnlrm and npholaterine
Income Tux Reports Prepared.
INCOME TAX Federal and state re
turns prepared. See Earl Foy. Room
11, Jackson County Bank Bldg.
Phone 796.
rru icier.
REINKING TRANSFER CCLong
dlatanca hau ing Furniture, cattle
anything. Ill IS Fir. Phone 1033
O. Stuart.
BADS TRANSFER A 8TORAOB OO
Office 1015 No Oentrsl Phtine 3)6
Price right Service ejuarsnteed
TRUOKINO AND STOHAOB - Local
and long distance Hauling furnl
ture moving etc Hinnble rate
re) 833 r B Samson Co
HAWLET TRANSFER - Expert pack
era sud mows Soecl a) iivesf-dcl.
moving equipment Prices -Ik hi
lift Mnrth Rivpwirte Ph-m
Mail Tribune Daily
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ROOFINO Let us inspect your rool
before the rainy season Tbta ser
vice Is free Call 370 Rogue River
Roofing Co
Money to Lend
MONEY LOANED 130 to 8300 (ol
personal or household purpose un
House Furnishings or Autos; also
Cara Kef inanoed Loans closeo
' within 80 mtnutea License No. S
157 See W B Thomas. 43 So. Cen
tral BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR BALE Small eawmlll. A
Zimmerman. Central Point.
LEGAL NOTICES
Tnll, Oregon
School Building Improvement
P. W. A. DocHt No. Ore. 1097-R
Atlvcrtlsement For Bids
Sealed proposala will be received at i
the Eilt Creek School near Trail until !
S o'clock A. It. Feb. 1, 1236. for the I
construction of a School Building
near Trail for School District No, 74,
Jackson County, Oregon. These bids
will be publicly opened and read at
9 o'clock A. M. at as Id date and place.
These Improvements will consist of:
A one story frame, four class room
building with part basement.
The Oeneral Contract to include
Heating, Plumbing; Wiring and Paint
ing, as shown by the drawings and
apeolflcatlons prepared by Frank
C. Clark, Architect of Medford, Ore
gon. Plans, Specifications, Instructions
to Bidders, Federal Construction Reg
ulations. General Provlalons, and oth
er contract documents are on file for
examination at the offlos of the
Clerk, Peter W. Sandoe, Trail. Ore. or
Frank 0. Clark, Architect, Medford,
Oregon. Copies of these documents
may be obtained upon application
and the deposit of Ten Dollars
(810.00) Dollars per set with aald
Clerk, or Architect. The deposit will
he refunded upon the return In good
oondltlon of said documents.
No proposal will be considered un
less It la aubmltted upon a form of
proposal furnished by aald Clerk or
Architect. Attention Is called to the
prequallflcatlon requirements of
onapter 2ua. lbvj oi uregon, iuji.
The work Is to be paid lor in wnoie
or In part out of funds furnished by
the United States Government ana
all work and materials must be per
formed and or furnished In accord
ance with the rules and regulations
prescribed by the president and tne
rules and regulations relating to ap
plicants and projects under tne
Emergency Appropriation Aet of
1935.
Attention la called to the fact that
employees on thla work must be paid
not less than the minimum hourly
rates of wages set out In the Federal
Construction Regulations. These min
imum rates for skilled labor will be
a.85; for semiskilled or Intermediate
classes of labor $.66; and for common
labor, s 43.
Bidder's proposal must be accom
panied by certified check or a bid
der's bond In an amount equal to 5
of total amount of the proposal as a
guarantee for the execution or tne
oontract and the furnishing of the
required bonds In case the contract Is
awarded to the bidder.
Acceptance of the proposal or pro
posals and tho awarding of the con-
. ,r",";t .,.. ... ,h. ;.,A
8choo DlsijM No 7 Jaokson Coun.
tv. Ore., will be able to secure from
the Federal Emergency Administra
tion of Public Worka the aid neces
sary to finance the project. The
School District No. 74, Jackson Coun
ty, Oregon reserves the right to hold
bids for a period of sixty daya from
the date of the opening thereof.
The United States Employment
Service has designated an agency at
Medrord. Oregon, to furnish labor
lists for this work.
The said School District No. 74,
Jackson County, Ore. further reserves
the right to reject any and or all pro-
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LEGAL NOTICES
posal and to accept surh propouli
u re to the beat Interest ot tht
Mid School Dlttrlot No. 74, Jtoluoa
County. Ore.
By order or
PETTER W. SANDOZ, Clerk.
Call for Bid i for Wood
Medford Armory Board At Medford.
Oregon, will receive bid for 30 cord
of 3 foot body fir wood to be delivered
to Medford Armory by January 30,
1036.
Bv SOT. W, H ETJ.EKBVRO.
Announcement wa made Prlday by
officials of the Timber Products com-
nanv of th aoDOlntment of Robert
ou8trap of Medford aa salesman In
charge of the paint and roofing de
partment of their building material
ahed on North Central avenue.
OUstrap returned Thursday from a
two weeks' training period spent at
the Pabco manufacturing plant of
the Parlfln company In San Fran
cisco. While there ha studied the
varloua phases In the construction of
roofings and paint, and. with hla
previous training In the tine. Is ex
pected to be a valuable addition to
the Timber Products salea force.
Accompanying GUstrap to San
Francisco for the training course
were Wesley Hancock and Ralph Ayre
both of Salem.
GIRLS' CLUB BOARD
TO IE! MONDAY
The annual dinner of the Girls'
Community club will be held Mon
day evening at 1 o'clock following
which the board of trustees ana
the board of the Girls' Community
club will meet In the Joint ses
sion. Reports on all activities of the
past year and the expenditures for
the year will be aubmltted and of
ficers for the coming year elected
and Installed. Plans for the ensuing
year are also to be announced.
Mrs. Dolph Phlpps, president of
the board, will preside. M. N. Hogan,
president of the community chest,
will be a special guest.
TROUT EGGS SENT
T0B.F.
Fred J. Foster, regional director of
the United States Bureau of Ftaherlea
In Seattle returned north Friday
night after Inspecting the Butte Falls
ha toh cry, which, ha atated bad an
exceptionally fine take ot eggs thla
fall, and which he found In excellent
condition.
The Butta Falls fishery reoently
received a shipment of 00,000 brook
trout eggs and within the next two
weeks will receive 100,000 rainbow
trout eggs,
Mr. Foster did not divulge the pur
pose of these unusually large ship
ments, but stated that experiments
were to be conducted in connection
with the eggs, resulU of which will
be announced later by bureau offi
cial. SLIDE BURYING TRAIN
SEEN BY PECKHAMS
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Peekhem and
daughter, Polly Anns, returned Thurs
day evening from a Christmas trip to
Kansas While there the; visited
friends and relatlvea In Randolph,
Manhattan and Kansas Olty.
An Interesting experience en their
trip was their seeing part of the
wreckage of the Southern Paolfle train
burled In a landslide at Dormer pass.
The Peckhams were driving through
at the time of the slide, and PrldayV
told a dramstla story of the rescue
work he Ins carried on .throufh the
snowstorm that was raglnf.
Margaret Paley,
Violinist Heard
In SONS Assembly
Mlsa Margery Paley, violinist, artist
pupil or Lucie Landsn, presented a
very exacting group In th Southern
Oregon Normal assembly Wednesday
morning. Miss Psley played three
movementa from a Bach suite: Ada
gio, Olguetta and Minuet, The Ada
gio gave Mlsa Paley the opportunity
to display a tone of breadth and
rare beauty and was a thing of great
dignity. In the Olguetta, Miss Paley
played with cleameas and gusto: the
concluding number of the suite.
Minuet, giving her opportunity for
still another mood, that of light
ness and delicacy.
In the more conventional Budjely
of Mana-Zucca, she played with
tenderness and splendid phraalng.
Mlsa Palsy's advancement In the
last year has been repld. She has
gained In assurance and brilliance
and la now counted aa on of the
outstanding eerious young violinist.
of th valley. Mlsa Palsy will be
heard In recital thla spring when
she will play a movement of a Mo
sart concerto aa well aa several
groups of smaller rumbers,
Card of Thanks
We wish to thank our many frlsnds
for their kindness and for the many
floral offerm. during our reoent be
reavement Mr. and Mr. John r.
Daley and family.
ROBERT GiLSTRAP
WINS PROMOTION
Local and
Here For Week-end Charlea Sim
eon, representative of the West coast
Life Inauranoe company, with head
quarters In Roseburg, is spending the
week-end transacting business and
visiting friends In Medford.
.
Dedication Cornerstone dedication
of the new federal building In Oranta
Pass la scheduled for 11 o'clock Wed-
needay morning. Stat, office ra ot the
Masonic lodge are expected to par
ticipate la the oeremony.
...
WPA Men Return Tots Delsell, di
rector, and Kenneth S. Perry, senior
engineer of WPA for southern Ore
gon, were back at their Medford of
fice yesterday following a general
staff meeting that kept them in Port
land several daya.
. .
rarlow Gets Post . 3. Parlow la
the new Ashland relief officer, his
appointment by Mayor T. 6. Wiley
having been confirmed by the elty
council. WPA timekeeper la Ashland,
Mr. Parlow was named relief officer
to fill the vacancy created when Quy
Applewhite resigned.
...
Annual Meeting The Olrla Com
munity club will hold Its annual din
ner and meeting at the clubhouse to
morrow evening at 7 o'clock. A re
view of activities the past year will
be given and plans for 1830 outlined.
Mrs. Dolph Phlpps, president, will
preside.
...
Symphony MeetingRepresentatives
of Medford service clubs were Invited
yesterday to a meeting at 1 p. m, to
morrow In the jackson county Cham
ber of Commerce to consider th. un
derwriting of a ooncert here by the
Portland symphony orchestra. Any
one interested In bringing th or
chestra to Meotord during Its winter
tour Is invited to attend.
Voorhles To Talk A. I. Voorhles,
editor of the Grants Pas Oourler,
wlU tell of hi trip Into Mezloo, Il
lustrated by motion picture, before
th Camera club next Thursday v.
nlng at eight o'clock In th Presby
terian church. Fallowing the program,
th club will hold Its regular month
ly meeting. Anyone Interested In
photography la Invited to attend th
meeting.
Pay Pay for Guard Th regular
quarterly pay for Company A and
headquarters company, lttotn lniant-
tr, will be distributed after Tuesday's
drill at th armory, Capt. Carl T.
Tengwald announced yesterday. It was
anticipated Company A would n
brought up to full strength this week
as only two vacancies now exist wltn
several recruits awaiting final ap
proral of their applications, th cap
tain aald.
...
On Shopping Tour Mi. Adrlann
Steward will leave thla evening for
Los Angeles, 01., to spend a month
purchasing spring and summer mer
chandise for Adrlenne'a shops In
Medford and Klamath Palls, ah will
Tlalt her sister, Miss Joan Stoehr, who
Is completing poet gradual training
In th Los Angeles County hospital.
Before returning to this city Mrs
Steward expects also to select wom
en' apparel In th San Francisco
fashion market.
Veterans To Meet Regular meet
ing of Crater Lak post lsas, Veter
ans of Foreign Were will b held to
morrow evening In Eagle hall on
Weat Main street. In announcing th
meeting Oeorge Goading, oonunander,
requested a full attendance a re
cruits are to be initiated. Etna w.
Wall, chairman ot th membership
drive, la to discuss Important new
plans with th various teams regard
ing th "Capra" to be furnished ty
th state department, Mr, Codding
aald.
...
Entertain Lions Mlsa ESnoro Pof
fenbargcr and Jack Dennlson enter
talned th Lion club Wednesday by
singing selections from "Pirates of
Pensanoa" which la to b presented
by th Medford high school glee club
January as, 37 and 24. Mis Chloe
Ellenburg played th accompaniments.
Th students were chaperoned by Miss
Floy Young, associate director of th
operetta production Th Lions adopt
ed a resolution conveying sympathy
to Judge Harry D. Morton whoa wtf
died last week.
...
Sing For Klwenlaiu A group of
singers from th Medford high acnnoi
chorus participating In th produ
tlon of "Pirate of Penaanos," sched
uled for January 39, 97 and 38 will
entertain th weekly lunoh eon-meeting
of th Klwanl club at Hotel Med
ford tomorrow. The student win pr
sent a 18-mlnute program of selec
tions from th famous operetta. The
meeting will be addressed by John a.
Hoppee, field representatlvu of th
federal housing administration In
Portland. W. J. Blokland I In charge
of th program.
.
"Medrord's" Unci Leave -'ildnsy M,
(Jordan. OCO enroll stationed at
Camp Preseott and unci of th Chi
cago haby named after thla city, left
by train last night for his home, ouue
North Troy street, Chicago, rte icit
COO service a few daya ago about re
celpt of a telegram a position await-
ed him In New Tork. He was accom.
panied east laat night by two othir
discharged Camp Prescott man, Jo
Karplak. who left for his home in
Summit, 111., and Ohester Pope, who
departed for his home In Decatur,
III.
,
Stork In Mud Carl T. Tengwald
and Elton Waldron atarted out early
yesterday morning to make a business
call upon a client far out In the
country but they never reached their
destlnstlon. Instead they got mired in
the mud on a county road off th
Crater lake highway about a mile be
yond Butte Falls. They searched m
vain fee farmer with a team el
horse to haul their car out of th
mud. th machine being bogged down
to Its axles. Finally they pitched In
themselves and by Jacking and slock
Ing one wheel a, a time they even
tually moved the car to firm earth.
Both returned to Medford caked with
mud a evidence of their experience.
Personal
From Ashland J, 8. Jordan of Ash
land was among business callers her
Thursday.
...
Business Visitor J, 0. ColUns was
a business visitor In Ashland Thurs
day. ...
Wurti Visits A. J. Wurt visited
and transacted business In Ashland,
Thursday.
...
From Flea tie Elmer Lucas of Beagi
transacted business In Medford yes
terday. Called by Illness Mr. and Mrs. A,
. Tonner of Ashland were called to
thla city Thursday afternoon by th
Illness of their daughter, Mrs. Dan
Falwell.
...
State Men Here K. o. Smith, as.
alatant construction engineer, and J.
M. Oevere, coutael, state highway de
partment, visited briefly here Friday
enrout to Ashland.
.
sported Improving Mr. Leonard
Ray, who underwent a major opera
tion at the sacred Heart hospital
Wednesday, was reported by attend
ant yesterday to be slowly improving
but unable as yet to receive callers.
.
Education Groups Meet Schedu'e
of two o'clock mee tinge for th newly
organized parent classes In the Wash
ington, Junior high and Jackson
schools are as follows; Washington,
lunohroom, Thursday; Junior high,
auditorium, Monday, January 37;
Jackson, lunchroom, Monday, January
7, First meeting at the Roosevel
and Lincoln schools will be held to
morrow and Friday respectively aa
tn lunonrooms.
TRADElATl.
BY HIDE
BATTLS, Wash, Jan. 17 (AP)
Th government haa not demonstrat
ed reciprocity In Its trade agreements,
so far as Oregon and Washington
lumber Industrie ara concerned, said
Col, w. B. Oreeley, secretary-manager
of th West Coast Lumbermen's as
sociation, in a news bulletin today.
Xt recited his address Wednesday to
the Portland Shipping club.
So far, he said, the west coasi
lumber Industry has been forced to
relinquish valuable marketa at horn
and abroad and haa received nothing
In return. "That la not reciprocity,"
th bulletin added.
Club-Lodge
Announcements
F. O. E. Auxiliary
The ladles' auxiliary of tha P. O. M,
will give a card party Tuesday even
ing at I o'clock at the Eagles' halU
Brldg. flva hundred end ptnochl
will be played. Th public Is Invited.
Loyal Women's Class
Th regular monthly business and
social meeting of the Loyal Women'
class of th Christian church will be
held In th recreational hall Tues
day afternoon at jl o'clock. Visitor
will be welcome.
Mistletoe Club
In response to th Invitation of
Neighbor Bessl Brenner, Mistletoe
club will meet with her at her horn
In Central Point Wednesday tor a
covered dish luncheon at 13:30.
Queen Esther Circle
Queen lather circle of th M. B.
church will meet with Mrs. Frank
Redden, 1010 Reddy avenua, Tuesday
for a 1 o'clock luncheon.
P. B. O.
Chapter AA, P, E. O.. will hold th
regular Founders' Day meeting at th
horn of Mr. R. W. Sleeter Wednes
day afternoon at 9:80. Mrs. O. C
Lemmon will be aaatstant hoatesa and
Mrs, E, A. Moore wilt have charge of
th program.
Mission Society
The January social meeting of th
Women's Missionary society ot the
Methodist Episcopal ohurch, South,
will be held Tuesday, January 31, at
the parsonage. A special program ha
been planned for the afternoon which
will also Include Installation of of
ficer for the new year. The meeting
la scheduled to begin at 9:00 o'olook.
Crater Lake Guild.
The Crater Lak Oulld 1 to meet
Monday evening at th bom of
Helen Holt Wilson, at 11 Corning
Court at 3:00 o'clock.
Theta Rho Club
It ha been announced that any
girl wlahlng to Join Omlcron The
Rho Olrla' club, No. IB. are request
ed to b present at th I. O. O. F.
hall Thursday evening at seven
thirty. Member art asked to remem
ber th next meeting, next Thursday
at seven-thirty. Aa the club mil
sponsor social events In tne near
future, members are urged to attend
the meetlnga.
, ,
Income Shares
Maryland fund, bid 18.33; asked
IS.71.
Quarterly income shares, bid II.-M;
asked 11 m.
Farm study Needed
DALLAS, Ore, Jan. 18. (API
Careful, deliberate consideration of
agricultural problem ! needed If
sxtreme emergency decisions are to
be avoided In the future. Paul Car
penter, marketing apeclallat, told th
Polk county agricultural conference.
WINDOW OLAS5 we sell window
jlsn and will replace your broken
windows reasonably. Trowbridge Cab
inet Work.