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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MATT, TRTBtTNTK MT.DFOUD. OREO ON". THURSDAY. J.fNTTARY 30. 1936. PAGE NTNE Read every ad on this page, you will probably find exactly the things you have been looking for or a aale or trade for unused articles you may have. Search your attlo or store-room you may find many things others are seek ing and be able to realize Im mediate cosh. If what you want Isn't here, advertise for It Tribune Classified ads are Inexpensive effective 1 . RATES Per word first Insertion 3c (Minimum 25c) Eeoh additional Insertion, per word lc - (Minimum 10c) Per line per month without copy changes ..... si,25 Phone 75 FOB WANT ADS LOST AND FODND LOST Oold lavaliei with blue stone pendent. Return to Tribune office Reward. LOST II aog is mibsine chIIISIO MALE AND FEMALE WANTED Man snn wife to assist with work o.l rta'ry ranch. Call 5V3 East Main between A and 11 a m.. 1 to U P. m WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED HousAeener In country lime; one mm Interested in Lome than vof.n Box 1686, Mall Tribune. WANTED Housekeeper for small finlly In jihlahd: room, board and 815 per month. Write Box 1583 Mall Tritrune WANTED SITUATIONS DAY As night- service carpenter work Lee Williams. 1520 N. Riverside. WANTED Day work. Phone 1345-M. Mrs. Huson. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS DRIVING to Sen Francisco Sunday. Want aasmngero to share expenses, phone 480-J. WANTED Three or four acre tract close to Medford. Box 1207. Mall Tribune. WANTED Horses or used truck. 132 S. Riverside. WANTED SOUTHERN B'JnJ-HNQ LOAN ASS'N sUxdt and saving passbooks. Will pay 100 cents on the dollar Bring you. stocr certificates and OHARLESA WHO AGENCY, INC. 108 E Main Phone 728 Medford, Ore- WANTED Used furniture, ranges, beaters, tools fruit Jars. etc. Hol brook Furniture Co- In old Fire Hall Bldg, 112 E. 6th. Tel. 647. WANTED We pa; casn toi nousehoia goods furniture and stoves We also ou) metals Bides pelts wool tna mo hsir si EU FORD BARI1AIN HOUSE 37 N orape 81 PBone 1062 WANTED Disc for Fordson tractor L R. care Mall Tribune. - n,KrrRti Cn.it stoves, heaters rea nnrurs mattresses dsy-oeda sanl tr couches and outs or what have you- We pay cash or exchange NEW DEAL FURN EXCHANGE 423 E Main St - WANTED FURS PORS FURS Highest cash price paid for raw furs Complete line ol traps on ssle. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37-29 No Grape St Medtord FOR RENT-HOUSES NEARLY NEW, newly reconditioned house; adults. 202 Portland Ave. See J. W. Shirley at Cupp'a Furni ture. .-..r- FOR RENT Five-room furnished house on Cottage, 121A0. Phone 1203-W. FURNISHED house. 137 Tripp. B NTC1 motern cot'ece partly fur nished 8th and Maple. Central Point. FOR REWT 8 room completely fur nished home 638 West 4th. rOR RENT 4-rooTn furn house: elec tric ranee rtrler"r oil heetr: garage: adults Phone 846-T FOR R FHT 6 -room modern furnish ed house close In Phine s7-j Horn Mrnuhed oi POR RENT A r" A RTM F.NTS rot RENT Apartments: hot weter '34 Apple. VOH RfTtfT r.esr. housekeeplne romi. P'"ce rewonable. 310 N. Birtletl .FOB St RFNT 'J -room Phme 4I-W apt 40 Qulnoe APT for rrnt No children. 718 Welch. APARTMENT for rent 818 West 10th S' FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS POR RR.VT-8 sn'h rsnxln? from JtK) to M ) atres C J. Hsns. Oen; tral Point 10-CRK fm: J-norr house, barn, snalmoleienu Tslent Csle. Tsl ent. Ore. POR RENT- .1, icrei impruved. close so tova. CUrtnce fiaxos, FOR RENT ROOM BOARD ROOM 4 BOARD Home cooked meals. $25 per month. 303 N. Holly Tel. 1025. BOARD Home-cooked meals served in prime borne Reasonable rates Near business district. 23 N. Orange SC. Phone 1418-X. BOARD AND KOOM rates reasonable 7 B Msin FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS -TJHtflSHED modern, steam heat, outside e-itrano garage. Phone 1684-Y. A ITKAI vriVB rooms ( 8 (irape FOR EXCHANGE TRADE Milk cow for gentle horse, blocky. 1200 lbs. Henry Croucber. Kfc a, Box 3D, DeBarr Ave. FOR SALE OR TRADE Baby's wick er cart; also 2 -wheel trailer. P. O. Stlmson, Howard Ave., 6th bouse from Howard school. FOR EXCHANGE ESTATE -REAL MKDPORD propert? to trade for Coos Fay prop'ty. W L caasady, Box 841, Marsntield FOR SALE OR TRADE Income prop erty rlos In Phone 955-J FOR SALE - HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE 20 acres. 13 acres under ditch, 5 -room house, barn, chicken house, cows, horses, chlokens, breed ing turkeys, family orchard, grapes; fenced; electricity; 4 miles south Medford. Bargain. Owner, Box 1315. Tribune. FOR SALE 3 acres, or trade for car. P. O. Box ess, Medford. FOR SALE Cozy, modern home on east side, fireplace, paved street, close In. 82600. Terms. L. O. Pick ell, 204 E. Main. IF you are wanting to buy or sell real estate see L- O, Plckell. 204 E. Main. HOUSES for sale or rent, evenings 1147-W. Tel 13 WHEN you thins of real estate thins ot Brown A White FOR SALE Fine suburban home properties that will suit you in size and price. Also Medford homes st prices snd on terms to interest any. one in the market BROWN WHITE. Realtors FOR SALE AUTOMOKi l.fc'.l NO USED CAB Is as good as new, but we nave tte Best Used Car Values In town 1631 Rco royal Coupe....- 8250.00 1634 Jhry-.er A"-fUw Sedan. K35 Cr.ryi'er 8 Sedan 1634 Clievlet Sedan, radio and heate 1934 Jhevrolet Plckuo lr-30 ?nrd Coune 8176.00 Studebakei Sedans. .886 to 8125 00 Nash 3ed - 8 69.50 SANDBVSON MfTOR CO. Stud-baRer Sales and Service. . tiooo nspin cps Chrysler, Plymouth Trade-Ins. The Best Cars for the Least Money. 1934 Chrysler At mow Sedans-new car guarantee. Two 1933 Plymouth Sedans. 1934 Dodge DcLuxe Coupe. 1934 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan. 1931 Chrysler 6 Sedan. j 1934 Ford V-8 Sedan. 1929 DeSoto Roadster. 1929 DeSoto Sedan. 1933 Chrysler Royal 8 Sedan. 1034 Terraplano Sedan. We have a number of 36, 27 and 28 models at your own price. LANGE MOTOR CO. Chrysler Dealer Plymouth Used car lot 6th to Bartlctt FOR SALE 1933 Ford V-8 coupe. In quire 142 No. Ivy St. 19?7 Oldsrroolle 6 coach. In good hape. Bttrzalb for $50 cash. Call 64-Y or 19 FOR SALE POULTRY AND EG63 FOR SALE White Leghorn hens. 432 So. Fir. FOR SALE li treas cows; also New town pr es. Cfil' after 5 p. m Bert STan-'llffe, Phoenix. FOR SALE Brewn Leghorn pullets and cockerels, unrelated for breed ers. Also Muscovy ducks. 14 ml. N W. Central Point. P. D. Lofland. WANTED Custom hatching chick' ena. dt;i-ks. turkeys ergs Cummlnxs Poultry Rsnch. 5 miles out Mia wsy Road, Central Point R. 1. CUSTOM R.iTCKTNO Booking ord era for ptrkev ero only Eggs day old snd S -weekt old poults. Winston Hatchery. P. O. Bo 068. pAieebtirg. Ore BOOK Your Oren Now for Hatch ing a Sweeney Poultry Farm Rhode Island Red Cockerels ror sale, '.touts a. box 114. Medford FOR SALE Hatching eggs. SOo for 13 Near Howard eobool. Mrs. O. J. Stelner Route 3. FOR SALE-LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Gentle horse, weight 1300 lbs., 940. Call 1410. FOR 8AL 4 Jersey-Guernsey iprln er heifers. Chester Wendt. FOR SALE Guernsey bull. B. P Redpsth, 4 miles out Crater Lake .'ighway. FOR SALE Milk cows to be fresh soon. Fifth house south of Beau Lane on Old Stage road. O. L. Stafford. OR. SALE - Tesm rrsrea, 9 and 5 rears ld welpM 1250: one msre '350: I gelngs I4C, I msre and 1 Idlrui 1 '00 B L Dodenhoff. Merrill. Or FOH SALE cow a,-d puts. ADP'.eflHte ture Inquire PO- SALE 2. hjses: weight 1300 1?00 ie.: all gortle. J. E. Whit l itfh. Kla.r.atn Falls, at. 1. It muss .uth K. r HOK.E9 FOR SALE 1 tesm (reldlns. 14.V) lbs. each. 7 yrs: 1 team mares 1400 lbs. each smooth mouthed; 1 tesm mares ll.V lbs. each 6 and 6 years: 1 tesm sorrel geldings com Ins S vesrs old. will mske 1900 tc 1700 lbs. each; 1 brown mare MV) lbs. 9 yesrs; 1 brown gelding 13CO lbs. 8 years; 3 extra nice saddle horses 5 and 8 years. Also purebred Hereford and Ouernsey nulla, low pa Jonas, Murphy, On, . FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR BALE 30 purebied ewes, salade. Central point L. A. FOR BALE R. I. Red pullets. Priced to sell. 1023 W. Utb St. evenings. FOR SALE OR TRADE Work horses, saddle horeoe, springer heifers and cows. Coruer of court St and Mc Andrews road FOR SALE DOOS PETS FOR SALE Thoroughbred Australian pupplM Phone 18-F-I3 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE SIM Jackson Co. Bldg. At Loan stock at 20 discount. F. L. Blare, 20 w. Jackson St. FOR SALE Sanitary couch, piano, beds, coll sprites. Bibles. ta.blee. Jack's 2nd Hand Store 408 E. Main. FOH SALE Philco radio, baby crib and high Otair. 804 E. Main. FOlTaAlB lOOO-'htck coal brooder. 810; 750-lb capacity Melotte sep arator, 81 i O. I Robinson, Rosa Lane, 3rd house to left off Jack sonville highway. FOA SALE 800 jailor) gas torage Unk, like new Leslie Plumbing. ONE 17 DbLaval power separator. Malsborv .te-iliaer. milk cooler, Empire m. kike nuciet 1000-chlck coal Drooler. A. u seanrooxe, Vi mile east iabie K-ick store. 10" SALE - Che". Wakefield batiy buggy In ?jou cotidltton. 343 North ivy. RADIO AO DO Fmerron portable, 6 tubea. lnlMjc. veneer flnlah. 109 West 2Ld. 30 HARLEY moto.-cycle. perfect con dition, re hartrtln at 8125.00. PIEROE-ALiJg v MOTOR CO. Dc-dge and Plymouth. FOl SALE Furniture for 6-roora house. Phone fl2 or call at 1009 Btuth Oakaale POR SALE Baled alfalfa hay $14 ton, 2nd and third cutting. P. D. Lot land, Central Point. POR SALE 2 -wheel car trailer, en closed, Urge enough for house trailer. No. 60 Merrick's Camp. POR SALE New and used riding sad dles. 132. S. Riverside. OR SALE Doubl? beo springe and mattress, or w'l: t-ade for single Led. Phoo 763-R POR SALE One Thirty Caterpillar. Trfite model reasonable price One ftirdon. cheap Several used sprayers priced to move. Hubbard Wray. PERSONAL VALENTINES. S2.00 doa. See KenneJl-Ellls dlsulay case. 43 N Central for samples Phone 329. HJ Y Chopped mqulre Brlttsans Store. Eagle Point. TYPEWRITERS- Blerma. 116 N. Cen traJ. Phone 383. STEEL safe JU22X2S. 130.00 McCuts- ton. Sir N Riverside. FOR 6 ALE Wheat barley, oats. corn. 1-2-3 cutting alfalfa Henry Ntea ermeyer i4hone Jacksonville 354. POR SALE Baleo oat hay ground alfalfa and oat .hay loose alfalfa hay. fat bogs, spr.ner heifers. O A. Devoe. Phune 523-J-2. FOR SALE Good clean alfalfa hay first anrl third crops, at Oakleun Farm. 3 mllea north of Central Point on Pacific highway. Call 384 Otto Bobnert. rOR SALE Hay ana 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 anw rill: large sizes A real buy. Newtowns 15c per lug Bring your own containers Phone 020 Amerlcsn Fruit Growers. Inc. 313 So Fir. Medford. Ore. FOR SALE New and used building materials bee wn.'iama. 1520 n riv UK1VEWAY MAI'ERIM. - .lies ol rock at ! 50 per yard delivered . 8atemao Phone 1634-T or 413-J APPLES We deliver Pel IS2-L MISCELLANEOUS EXPERT Radio Repair Service at res sonable prlcea. Flck's Hardware Phone 300. ALL MAKES oi Washers Repaired bargain prlfee thla month only estimates iven t-'KEK Flck's Hsrd' were. Phone 300. BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKMIIN C'tMiNTt ABSTRACT CO AOatrscts o fit Is ana ntls Insurance The only complete I 1 1 1 System in Jackson County. MUHHAJ ABSTRACT CO. Aostrscu of ntls Rooms 9 .vnd 8 No 82 North Central Ave upstairs Expert Window Cleaners. LET OEOW18 DO IT Tel 1173 House elsaning floor waxing on entAI rug cleaning snd 'ipn'.isterlng Income Tax Reports Prepared. INCOME TAX Federal and state re. turns prepared. See Earl Foy. Room 11, Jackson county sank emu Phone 798 Transfer. RE1NKINO TRANSFER CO Long distance hsullng Furniture, cattle anything. Ill N nr. prion loss 0. Stuart. BADS TRANSFER ttTORAOI OO Office 1018 No Central prions 9 " Prices runt service guaranteed BUCKJNO AND STOKAI19 - Loosj and iona dutano nauiini rural ture moving etc Reenebl raves Tl 831 F Samson Co OAWLIY TRANSFER - Elpert put er snd movers Speclsl livestock moving equipment Prices igbt !0 Hnrfh Riverside Ph"ne 818 ROOFING ROOFING Let us inspect your root before the rslnl season This er viue it free Call 110. Bogus HI vol ajhrfl G4k BUSINESS DIRECTORY Money to Lend UUNKY LOANED 850 to 8300 tol personal or household purposes on House Furnishings or Autos; else Csrs Kellnsnced Los ns clc within 30 minutes License No 8 157 See W E Thomss 45 So Cen tral LEGAL NOTICES Notice of Sale of Real Property by Administrator. In the County Court of the State of Oregon In and for the County of Jackson. In the Matter of the Estate of Charles B. Barge, Deceased,. Notice la hereby given that 'the un dersigned aa administrator of the es tate of Charles S. Barge, deceased, will from and after the 8th day of Feb ruary, 1830. proceed to sell at private sale to the highest bidder ror cash in hand, or at least one-half cash and the balance secure by first mortgage for not over one year at Q Interest, and subject to confirmation by the County Court of the flute of Oregon, In and ror the County of Jackson, the following ascribed real property altuat-d and being In he County of Jackson and State of Ore gon, to -wit: Beginning at a point which Is 3122 feet South and 1565 feet West of the East out quarter cor ner of Section 15, Twp. 36, S. Range 3 Wejtt W. M.. thence running West along the Southerly, line of the City of Gold Hill property 181.4 feet, thence South 19 deg. West 106 feet, thence South 9 deg. West 137 feet, thence East 313 ;eet to the Westerly right-of-way line of the Southern Pacific Rallroaa. thence Northerly along said rlabt-ol-way line to the point of beginning, containing 1 V acres, more or less, as described in Vol 184 page 144 Deed Records. This aale la made In the above en titled matter pursuant to a license and order of ante duly made on the 9th day of January. 1936. by the Hon. Earl B. Day. Judge of the County Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Jackson, and filed In the office of sold Court on said last men tioned date. Dated at Medford. Oreffon. January Wtn, 1W30. WABtvBN COPPOCK. Administrator of the Estate of Charles E Barge. Deceased WASHINGTON, Jan. SO. (AP) Quy T. Helverlng, commissioner of inter nal revenue, today told his colleagues tne soldiers' bonus payments were exempted from federal income tax. Quoting from an act of congress of last August 13, the commissioner added : "Payments of benefits due or to be come due shall not be assignable, and such payments made w. or on ac count of, the beneficiary under any of the laws relating to veterans shall he exempt from taxation, shall be exempt from the claims of creditors, and ahsll not be liable to sttachment or seizure by or under any legal or equitable process whatever, either be fore or alter receipt by the beneflcl ary. Such provisions shall not attach to claims of the United States aris ing under such laws nor shall the exemption herein contained as to tax ation extend to any property pur chased In part or wholly out of such psyments." 1 Be correctly corseted In an Artist Model by ' Etheiwyn B Hoffmann. - WINDOW GLASS We sell window glass and will replace your broken windows reasonably. Trowbridge Cab. met Works. Indlvlduslly designed Spencer dress and surgical garments Mrs H. M Welshaar Phone 1323-R Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Copied 6. Float of !ogi 0. Sound dlf oordnntlr IS. Have the courng IK. Ror Ion 14. Self 15. Dull color 16. Conaclenttoui objection If. Rfspile to Otherwise Si Like lorum H. Poorly 1. Danjtr signal 17. One who manifests an unwarranted show of con flln 90. Margin 81 Introduction JS. Wrath 14. Pierces with a stick It. Broad open vessel It, Brother of Cain 11. Dlntim-tlr mark 10. Boy attendant 12. To ons slds DNuS IS EXEMPT ROM INCOME TAX Solution of Saturday's Puzzlt EDflSHAOiPLATE E D I TfejE A 5 E sjE A)T E N DAM AlGE S UAYff A m 1 ww0 m Ejsfe get GALElANMPRg ARE SWC O UDbIoIAM m j bW.rp f aMmiaigiyja R B E iSM AT J0 N 5TO aTs l o pWM a d d sm s ou fWElAiLiNI town mm 1 v taFeis AWN gBoDE" KEPTg j NpfriAMA j NTT A 61 E y. iM I. kMN A 1 L 0 T OlE TIRlE 1A 1 D tTiTTiirTN rTeTMLI 44. Troubla maker 4. Sign 60. 1000 pounds 51. Small depres sion S3. Bcarcs S3. tJiRS on 64. Proimtilltles ' 2 3 14 w r 17 18 jif " " is 17 To W.JTiz 33 gH '..':.. UliLJ 44 4$ ,;,, AU 47 48 4f "m Tc rx-Ti Ti 'f' "fy- I0B ttV X Eagle Point EAGLE POINT, Jan. 37. (Spl.) Mrs. Era Nichols of Esgle Point, Mr. snd Mrs. Loren Farlow and Mr. and Mrs. Goldle Zudel of Lake Creek spent last Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Farlow, parents of Mrs. Nich ols, Mr. Farlow and Mrs. Zundel, at Lake Creek. A sumptuous turkey dinner wss enjoyed In honor of Mrs. Nichols" blrthdsy. Archts Wlnslow came home from Eugene last Friday to spend the week end with Mrs. Wlnslow. Rev. snd Mm. D. E. Millard and daughter of Shady Cove were guests of the Townsend club of Esgle Point last Monday evening. Rev. Millard sang several songs of his own compo sition which were beautiful and ap preciated by all. He also was the piano accompanist for his songs. Re freshments were served after the meeting by the ladles of the finance committee. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Henderson spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. F. J. McPherson at Elk Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stanley, accom panied by Ross Kline and T. R. Sea man, left Tuesday morning by auto on a business trip to Spokane, Wash., expecting to be gone several days. Miss Avlnell Clements or Medfora wss a guest of Miss Msrjorle Nichols last week end. Mrs. F. D. Walker went to Medford Tuesday on business. She reports that her mother, who recently sul fered a broken knee Joint, Is getting along nicely and waa moved from the hoslptal to the home of Mra. James Owens of Wellen Tuesday of thla week. Hollls Swingle of Trsll Creek was a business caller In Eagle Point Wed nesday mornlni,. Sincere sympathy of the commun ity Is extended to the F. A. Whaley family In the death of Mrs. Hattle Jones of Butte Falls, daughter and lister, who pased away suddenly Jan uary 25. Elk Creek ELK CREEK. Jan, 30. (Spl.) A special school meeting was held Jan uary 33 to vote on the alte for the new school house, wnicn win on ) cRted near the mouth of Elk creek. Mr. anS Mra. Howard Ash and fam- 11 vlnltori Sunday with Mr. Ash's mnther at Trail. : L. A. Chamberlain Is working for Jamea Miller thla week. This community extends sympathy to Mr. and Mra. 8tuart Dltsworth In th dnath of Mr. Dltsworth. father. Amnnir those from Medford who attended the dance at the club house Saturday night were Mr. and Mrs n w nrlffttts snd family, Mr. and Mrs. Dell Simmons, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Ayres and the Misses Eleanor and Marcla Chamberlain and Doris Houston. Miss Alberto Pense was In Medford this week having dental work done. Lincoln Pence, Vernon and Dean Chamberlain and -Clarence Sinclair were supper guests of Peter Sandoz Monday evening. The road grader Is grading the Elk Creek road this week, an Improve ment badly needed. Marlon Trusty delivered a truck load of lumber to Medford Saturday. Mr. and Mra. Wiley Morrison spent Sunday with her mother. Mrs. Oeary. Mrs. J. 8. Carton visited Tuesday with Mrs. Ed Houston on long Branch. Cross-Word Puzzle animal 19. Eons . 11. Flower 17. Ill-gotten gain 19. Wrinkle or muss 11. Hindu garment St. A camping place or the Israel ites 13. Dashing about violently 16. Pertaining to the lower back 17. Name used In calling cattle 16. Pennsylvania lake port 19. l.enne 32. Akin Hi. Kn courage 17. Htage players t9. Wagons 40. Head 41. Kir I ted 41. Body of water 45. Commotion 47. Fmall rug 4ft. It "fore 49. Thread: comb. form DOWN. ' I. Total 1. Kquallty t. Age 4. One who owes money 5. Demolishes ft. Atrnn box T. Productive I, Ths Greek T Williams Creek WILLIAMS OaEEK. Jan. 80. Spl.) Mr. Hoffman, who aecuird the con tract tor shoe repairing for the CCC. took 150 palrg to headquarters at Medford Tuesday of last week and the same number again Tuesday of tnia week, each time bringing back more ahoes. He la employing four men to aslst In the work. Mr. and Mrs. Dene Helnzman, who have been in Oakland, CM., since be fore Christmas, returned home last week. Bert Holzhauaer and R. T. Lewman are Installing a water system In their homes. The water la being brought some 1400 feet from a spring. Miss Martha Oarnlobst of Salem and Mlas Nellie Plttman of Castle I Rock, Wash., have arrived at Oregon I Christian Center and will assist in 1 the work carried on by the center. I Mlas Garnjobat Is a returned mission- ary from Arabia, where she waa en- gaged several years In missionary work. Melvln Wright Is again making reg ular trips up Williams creek, picking up cream for the rest of the winter. Mr. Hoi mi. who waa to have taken up the route In addition to others. found It too much territory to at tempt to cover. Charley Moomaw, who was Injured In a sawmill lost summer, Is well enough to play basketball again. He has been one of Williams' star play ers, Howard Klncade Is playing on the Oregon Lime Products team. Norman Webb, who has been em ployed at Santa Clara the last six months, has been visiting at the W. H. Lemmon home. Mrs. Con McCormack of Portland visited recently st the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Prank Wood. Names on the honor roll for at tendance this term are: Alta Lewman and Georgia Jahnson In high school; Robert Lovelace and Philip Wlllson In the intermediate grade. The Williams ladles' club elected new officers for the coming year at their first meeting of the year. Mrs Lela, Larlmore was elected president; Mrs. Roe Remtn, vice-president;- Mrs. Dorothy Plnnlger, secretary-treasurer. Will Farrls. who has been 111 at the Tom Lewman home, waa taken to the hospital In Jacksonville last week by R. P. Lewman. Maud Bennett. of Grants Pass Is now employed as housekeeper at the Pred Miller home. Jack Arb and Bill Rogers have pur chased a dragsaw from Jess Elder and plan to cut and haul wood for market. The Pro volt ladles' club met last week with Mrs. Louie Hansen. There were 13 ladles present. They re-elected all offtoers for the coming year: Mrs. H. H. Deemer, president; Mrs. L. Hansen, secretary -treasurer. Miss Carter and Miss Johnson, who have been boarding at the Emery Butts home, haxe moved to the little apartment at the back of the Cougle store, where they will do their own housekeeping the rest of the school term. Eugene Baffin and daughter of Los Angeles have been visiting the last two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Roland Warner. Mr. Baffin will return to Los Angeles the last of the week tc bring his wife back to Powcls crec,k, where he plans to build a cabin. On his return he hopes to open a barber shop. Mr. Baffin served as an in terne In the veterans' hospital near Los Angeles for several years and de sires a vacation In the country. Ed Lay ton ts at home for a short stay after having worked near Sac ramento for the past seven months Miss Florence Vail of Springfield. Ore., Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Azel Blodgett. Bill Turvey drove John Scott and family to Rio Vista, Cal., where Mr Scott has a year's contract as truck driver for a contractor. He has been sawing logs for Mr. Turvey tor the past few months. During the recent rains and winds. Roy Williams of the Provolt Tele phone exchange, had all kinds of trouble keeping the lines open to service, snd the building of the Mur phy-Pro volt road has kept him busy constantly putting in new poles tnrt lines, keeping the line open to Grants Pass. Line to the Missouri Flat waa without service for about five days. the line being broken directly above the center of Applegate river and the water being too high and gwlit for repairs to be possible. In an at tempt to open the Hue, Mr. Williams and Oene Jrauac went out In a boat. but tipped the boat over and were Immersed In the cold water. Oene lost his hat and Roy hit coat, but in a later attempt with Gene's father holding the boat, they succeeded in pulling the wire across the water and fixing It so this accident could not happen again. A Mr. Cunningham from Bend has purchased the Ed Campbell place, known as the Mat Bwan plaos. Mr i and Mrs. Campbell have gone to Coos Bay to live near their children. Bepp Moomaw, who his been In a oast for several weeks because of an Injury received when be fell from; the haymow, has the east removed, but his back Is mil weak. Taylor Hartley, who has been quite lit .la some better b it still In bed Mrs. Hrtley is now able to be up. Their daughter, Mrs, Myton Buttoa. and her daughter Phyllis of Tula lake, hae been with them for several weeks but returned home, leaving lady from Grant Pass to care for them. Another daughter. Mrs, Bob Sparlln, Is expected In few days from Klamath Falls for a -lslt. A O. Edwards, who nu been tn the Vetersns' hospital st Roaebuig since be r ore ChrUtmsa, Is expected home In ths near future. Osorgs Sparlln and Clarence Coon were re-elected president and score Urytreasurer of the Townsend club at their last meeting. A covered dish lunch was served at the close of the meeting. Mrs, Etta Sparlio who baa been la Klamath visiting at the home of her son Bob and family, returned home Sunday, Mr. snd Mrs. Lester Sparlln driving over to bring her back. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Rex ford, who expected to leave last week for Klam ath Falls, have postponed their trip because of the Illness of their small son Raymond,- who was taken to Grants Pass Thursday to the doctor, with a severe cold and complications A meeting of farmer Interested in securing government aid In building a series of reservoirs on Williams creek, for Irrigation, was held Sun day afternoon at the home of Russell Johnson. The project has already been given the approval of the coun ty planning board. 4 Trail TRAIL, Jan. SO. (Spl.)-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur LaDleu of Portland have gone to Oakland to attend the funeral of Mrs. LaDleu's mother. Their little girls, Vivian and Edna, stayed here to visit, and Mrs. M. B. LaDleu ac companied them to Oakland, where she will visit her two daughters and friends for a few days. Leo Merrlman la spending a few days here visiting his parents, Mr. and Mra. H. R. Merrlman. While in California, Lee visited In San Fran cisco, Marysvllte, WatsonvlUe and Carmel. where the weather was beau tiful. He also called on Mrs. Walch, formerly of Prospect. Miss Helen Hughes of Medford was a week-end guest at her parents' home here, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Tuoker of Aah land were week-end guests at his brother's, Boyd Tucker, at California on the Rogue. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Watson were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Burt Clark Sunday. Mrs. 8. W. Hutchinson and Mrs Ltal Tucker visited with Mrs. Axles Ragsdale, January 33. Burt Clark sold a horse and de livered 1 to Medford In a trailer Sat urday. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Werln called on Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Tuoker Monday evening. Mr, and Mrs. S. W. Hutchinson were shopping In Medford Saturday. Mrs Hutchinson remained overnight as a guest of Mrs. Lily Saltunan. Mrs. Anna Brlggs has been 111 with a cold or flu. Mr. and Mra. Hughes shopped In Medford Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Merrlman and two children and Mother Merrlman were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs, H. R. Merrlman Sunday, Mr. and Mra. Ernie SgRman re turned home from Portland last Fri day evening. They each drove a new car down for the dealer. Mr. Segeaa man ts looking at the new trucks with Intentions of buying one or more. The two play casts, one. from the Orange and the other the extension unit, are very busy practicing at Rogue Elk, where they will both give their final performance Monday night, February 3, to which everyone la In vited. A small admission charge will be made to benefit the Orange and the unit. There will also be a candy booth of home-made candy. THE GRANGE Phoenix Grange. Phoenls Orange met on Tuesdsj with about 40 members and tour rts ltors present. Mr. and Mrs. Loftdshl, Burdette Dodge and Arch Work were accepted for membership by ballot. A quartet haa been organised, but as ono member was absent Tuesday night, throe numbers were given by the members present, Mrs. Florence Drake, also; Mrs. Gladys Sloan, so prsno, and Vaughu quackenbush tenor. The musto oommlttee Is also or ganlzlng a hsrmonloa band. Other numbers on the lecture program ln eluded community singing, led Vsughn Qusckenbush, and a talk on "The Feeding ol Turkey Breedera," by H. W. Wright. Vlaltors were Mr. and Mrs. Neslon and Mr. and Mrs. Holts of the Sams Valley Grange, each of whom spoke briefly. Home economics committee an nounced thst at the next meeting, February H, a covered dish auppr would be served in celebrstlon of ths ruth birthday of the Orange. Some will be solicited: those who are not are asked to bring two dishes, either a salad and dcasert or a vegetable and dossert. Ways and means committee an nounced the play to be given at the hall Monday, February S at 8 p. m The one-act play haa the following cast: Kathryn Denser, Jerry Bishop. Keith' Hockersmlth and Ed Stlliwell. A small admission will bo charged. Following the play a dance will ot held, for which an additional charge will be made. The H. E. committee ts In charge of refreshments. The serving com. mlttee for Tuesday night was Mr. and Mrs. Lester Newbry, Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Quackenbush, Mrs. Ulllan Coleman and Harry Beames. Brownsboro BHOWNBBOHO. Jan. 30. (Spl.) Irene Charley spent Isst week end with her friend, Evelyn Jack, at Beese Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Wright were recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Wright. Leland Dyalnger, Mrs. H. W. Wright and children and Mrs. J. P. Maxtleld were business visitors In Medford Sat urday. Mrs. Maifleld also visited at the hospital with Mra. Lyls Hard and the new baby, Billy Wright spent Saturday with his friend, Junior Matlack, near Med ford. Mr. ' and Mrs. Jack Heckner, who art now living tn Jacksonville, ware here Sslurday. Word recelvsd from Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Henry by their son, Percy Henry, Informs him tuat they are spending vsry enjoysbl, wlntei with a son and daughter In Califor nia, and that Mr. Henry Is much Un proved In beailh. COUP.T HOUSE NEWS Purnlshcd bj ths Jackson Count? abstract Co. m s aiitb stress Marriage Licenses Otla L. Roy Carr and Elisabeth J. Yager. Edwin W. Johnson and Pearl Balrd. Earl Millard and Blanche Walton. Kenneth Evans and Olive B. Sand- run. Chas. White. Jr.. and Eileen Oal. bralth. Charles W. Irion and Mllllcent at. Driver. Circuit Court Norma O. Knips vs. Rtvmond si Knlps. Divorce. Lloyd Cltne vs. Leota CUne. Di vorce. First State Bank of Eagle Point vs. Earl Farlow and T. L, Farlow. For money. Juliana O'Neill vs. Chas, P. O'Neill. Divorce, Dorothy Gentry vs. OecU Oentrv. Divorce Beatrice Pierce vs. Kirov Pierce. Divorce. J. B. Thomas vs. Curtice B. Martin et al, co-partners aa Portland Live stock Co. To quiet title. Union Central Life Insurance Co, vs. 8. Chlldera et al. Foreclosure. Margaret Wheat vs. Harold K. Wheat. Divorce, George Backus vs. Miller Tractor Equipment Co. Damages. utats of Oregon vs. Wilson Neat- hamer, Newton Jameson, Harlan Pel cher and Don Campbell. Burglary not in awemng. Credit Service Company va. Bam Jennings. For money. State of Oregon vs. Louis A. pool and Theadore B. Medley. Forgery. Real Estate Tran iters J. W. Stone et ux to 0. K. Jagger el ux. W. D. to south half of lot 1, block S, Nlckell Add. to Medford. Bertha L. Tlmmerman ot ux to Anna M. Evanslswr. W. D. to north 75 feet of lot 1, blok a, Wllleke's Add. to Medford. James W. Evanslser et ux to Her bert O. Thomas et ux. Q. O. D. to north 75 feet of lot 1, block t, Wll leke's Add. to Medford. City of Medford to Nledermeyer. Inc. Q. 0. D. to lot 1, block 1, City of Medford. United States to Pearl Sear, Wilson, Patent to lots a and S and By, at NWK of Seo. S, Twp. 88 8., B. 1 S. United States to Harley Dunn. Patent to of SWV4; BW!4 of 6E14 -of Bee. ft, Twp. 38 8., R. 1 E. Port Investment Co. to Benefit Say ings st Loan Assn. 8. W. D. to tract on eaat line of Third street, central Point. Port Investment Co. to Benefit Sav ings 8c Loan Assn. Lots 4 and T, block 51, City of Central Point. Port Invsstmsnt Co, to Benefit Sav ings tt Loan Assn. 8. W. D. to lota 1, 2, 8, 4, ft and 6, block 2. Town of Gold Hill. Edward L." Cantrall to Grace Can trail. Deed to part of lot 8, block I, Barr's Add. to Medford. 0. A. Hamlin et ux to Delroy aetchell W. D. to part of lot to of aubdtvlslon of Enoch Walker place, Twp. 87 8.. R. 3 W. Lss Phlpps to Lydla A. Nelson W. D. to 8 acres In DLO 40, Twp. 87. S. R. 1 W. P. M. Janney et ux to Walter L. Wilson et ux. Q. O. D. to right of way over lots 10, 11 and 13, Perry Subdivision. Ertck Johnson, et ux to John R. Leslie et ux. W. D. to part of lots 1 and a of Highland Park Tract to Ash land, Clinton Cany at ux to Eugene L. Hopkins at ux. W, D. to tract In DLO 43, Twp. 88 8., R. 1 W. Philip Oerhardt st ux to R. W. Dean et ux. W. D. to south half of lots and 10, block 3, Kenwood Add. to Medford. Lamoille, County Savings Bank Trust Co. to Charles Thatcher at al. Deed to lot 8, block , Beatty'a Add. to Medford. Wm. Nooncheater to Rachel Mead. W. D. to lot 8, block 7, Queen Ann Add. to Medfprd. Amelia P. Toft to city or Meorora. Q. O. D. to lots 4 and ft, block 3, Wlldwood Add. to Medford. Amelia P. Toft to city of Medford. Q. o. D. to lota a and I, block a, Oak Park Add. to Medford. Amelia F. Toft to City of Medford. Q. o. D. to lot 7, block a, West moreland Add. to Medford. H. A. Autrey to Bell Brayton. W. D. to lots 13 and 14, block F. Rsllrosd Add. to Aahland. Talent Irrigation District to O. S. Butler. W. D. to lot 38, Ashland Acres. N. J. Bsckes et ux to James O. Tay lor et ux. Q. O. D. to lot 31, Maple Park Sub. In DLO 88, Twp. 87 8., R. 3 W. Rebecca P. Reeder to Brick John son et ux. Q. O. D. to weat 54 1-8 feet of lota 1 and 3, Highland Park Tract to Ashland. John R. Leslie et ux to Brick John son et ux w. D. to lots 8 and 10: part lot 11. Sec. O, Rogue River Val ley Orchard Co. City of Medford to Anlo penwen W. D. to lot 8, blok 17, Beatty Add. to Medford. Millard U Woodson to Mr. Iran Rod Nunes. W. D. to 14 cre In Seo. 17. Twp. 88 8., R. 1 W. H. W. Hall et ux to B. M. Roger, et ux. W. D. to 10 acres In 8eo 21. Twp. 88 8., R. 3 W. Charles L. Btudwell et ux to Soren M. Chrlateneen et us. Q. C. to pert lot . Sec. 17, Twp. 38 8.. R 8 W., lying south of Southern Psclflc right of way. Ollv A. Lantls to W. H. Relchateln t ux. W. D. to lot . block 8. Ross Add. to Medford. A. W. Stevens st us to R. B. Dale et al. Q O. D. to SWii. of SEK of Seo. 11. Twp 88 8. R. . Amanda Dolan to Thomas L. Dolan. W. D. to 6 acre In Bee. 30, Twp. 37 8., R. 3 W. Rummage ' Psb ' Central. H'-so-ed b) Cratar Lax fhaiitsr, D. A R Phone 543 We'll naul away your rafus City Sanitary SsrTlo Try Aait M Ik rvpot for Grade 4 haw Milk too gallon tii B. Main.