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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MATT. TRIBUNE. MEDFOKD. OREGON. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 3. 1936. PAOE REVT5N 1 Bead every ad on thli page. You will probabjy find exactly the thlnga you have been looking lor or ala or trade for unused articles you may have. Search your attle or a tore-room you may find many things others are seek ing and be able to realize Im mediate cash. If what you want isn't- here, advertise for It Tribune Classified ads are Inexpensive effective! HATES per word first Insertion (Minimum 25c) Each additional Insertion, per word lc (Minimum 10c) Per line per month without copy changes - $1.25 Phone 75 FOE WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST Gold lavauei with blue stone pendant. Return to Tribune office Reward. LOST II aog is mioning calllS16 WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Experienced lady cook tor y pastry work at Valentine 'aafe. WANTED -Girl to assist with house work. Board, room and wages. Tel. 278-J. WANTED SITUATIONS GROUP of miners open lor hand sluicing or nyarauuc proi.u vicinity Jackson county. Give full particulars, and location first letter. C. M. Rendler, Edmonds, Wash. EXPERIENCED waitress wishes work. Phone 1213-J, 215 N. Drape St. HAVE 8 good, experienced pruners. Let me give you an estimate per tree or acre. Phone Wlthrow, 358-W. nYATojgleervice carpenter work Lee Williams. 16U0 N. Riverside WANTED-Day work. Mrs. Huson. Phone ia4ft-M- WANTED--MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 2 to 10 acres garden land under Irrigation. Cash rent or shares. Box 693, Tribune. TvoTuiwa . Ran Francisco Tuesday morning. - Passenger share expenses. Phone 480-J. SrTiJrrTi 10 to 20 acres, with some naatureTs .-ooms or more, with 1- year lease with option to buy. lei 596-R. WANTEU eOUTHERN B'Jf.lNQ 41 LOAN ASS'N stock and saving passbooas. Will pay 100 cente on the doliat Bring you stocr certificates and CHARLES WIfJO AOESNO-y. INO. 109 E Main , Phone 728 Medford, Ore. WANTED Deed furniture, ranges, heaters, toola fruit ars, etc Hoi brook Furniture Co. In old Fire Hall Bidg, 112 E. 8th. Tel. 547. WANTETj We pat cash to: household goods furniture ana stoyea We also ous metals bides pelt, wool and mo hair MEDFORD BARC1A1N HOUSE 31 H Orape St Pbone 1083 WANTED Disc for Fordson traitor L R. care Mall Tribune. WANTED -Cook stoves, heaters bed springs mattresses day-oeda sani v tary couchea and oou - ot what have you- We pay cash ot exchange NEW DEAL FURN EXCHANGE 423 B Main St WANTED FURS FURS FURS Hlgheet cash price paid tor raw fur. Complete line ot traps 30 sale MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27-29 No Orape 8t Med lord FOE KENT HOUSES 4-ROOM furnished house for rent, electric range. Inquire 305 South Oakdale. TOR RENT Modern house with 2 .- irrniind. Brown ds White, 104 W. Main. FOR RENT Holly Court No. 3; elec tric range. Frlgldalre and oil heater. 419 West second St.; circulating wood heater. 722 Dakota St.; 8 bedrooms and .,eep.ngc porch. orii47w POR RENT 408 North Ivy. 6-room Charlea R. Ray. Realtor, Bldg. Phone 3u2. Medford toR RENT 931 Queen Anne. 4 -room k unfurnished home: hardwo floors 4iMnir leytrie rarure. basement and furnace: 125 Inc. water. Charles j R. Ray, Realtor. Meaiora oig. it. 303. -r-- UKFURSISHED house, 4 rooms, bath and screened porch, at 1510 Wait Main. 117 50: water not paid. C. A DeVoe. fi23-J-2. NEARLY NEW. new'.y reconditioned hou; adults. 302 Portland Ave J. W. Shirley at Cupps Furni ture. aaCsv. moern eot'ece partly fur iiwied 8f.b and Maple. Central PMOt. POK RENT 4-routn furn house: elec tr. ran refrigerator oil neater; ?-e; adults Phone 848-Y FOR CNT 6-room nvle:n furnish ed r.-use close in Phane 457-J POH hIKI h mf furnisned c FOR IENT B0AED ROOM a o ar i Jndk wii . ri tes reiu a ole HI sUia, FOR KENT APARTMENTS 3 HOUSEKEEPING rooms, furnished and clean, ground floor. Inquire 310 Portland Ave. FOR RENT 3 room housekeeping apartment, furnished with gar age. Adults. 337 N. Grape. 2-ROOM furnished apt. with light aua heat. 229 No. Ivy. PO'l RENT Apartments: hot water. 3J4 Apple. APARTMENT for rent 918 West 10th St FOR RENT BOARD ROOM ROOM It BOARD Home cooked meals. 123 per month. 303 N. Holly Tel. 1028. BOARD Home-cooked meals served in prlvtae home Reasonable rates Near business district 33 N. Orange St Phone 14M-X FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS MTKAOTIVE rooms ,04 B (trap FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Furnished cabin; hot and cold water, garage; adults. 953 Dnkota St. FOR EXCHANGE WILL TRADE tires for kalsomlnlng and painting. Box 1499, Tribune FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOB TRADE Vi acre, 4 -room house for 5-10 acres pay difference. L. Wedge, 1 mile west iiuem ocnoui FOR SALE OR TRADE Inoome prop erty. dot, in Phone 055-J FOR SALE REAL ESTATE WHY? 812.000 place. 83500 ONLY $350 cash required. 30 acres finest land In vulley actually sold few years ago lor tii.ooo. own er now says sell lor $3500. Cub pay ment 8350. No payment on princi pal for nine years. Average rate In terest 4. Four room 'bouse, beau tiful snaae. barn, line -veti. 5 acres garden, alfalfa land under irriga tion. Family orchard, peaches, cher ries, walnuts, 8 acres alfalfa. Most delightful part of valley. No frost or hold" before Inflation double, price of land Today and tomorrow only. fog. Here la a cnance to get a toe J. C. BAltNU, Phone 910-Y. 20 N. feach St FOR SALE Newly finished house, 4 rooms with sleeping porco, large lot, good location; 11500, terms. Box 1517, Tribune. FOR SALE By owner 10 to 80 acre v . . . tract irrigotea near ureea uofcHJin land y4 mile from Meaiora, excei lent for gardening. Phone 1524-U HOUSES tor sale or cent, evenings 1147-W. Pel. 195 WHEN you thins ui real esute think t Brown A White x, FOR SALE Fine suburban Jjome properties that will suit you inielJe and price. Also Medford homes at prices and on ternu to interest any. one in the market. BROWN & WHITB, Realtors. IF you are wanting to buy or sell real estate see L. Q, PI eke 11, 304 E. Main. FOR SALE POULTRY AND EGGS FOR SALE Buff Coachln bantam pullets and cockerels. 314 Laurel. FOR SALE Rhode Island Red hatch ing eggs 50c Mrs. T. J. Parsons, Phoenix, Houston Road. . FOR 3 ALE June Bronze poults, fine marked type, quick maturing. $30 per huncred. Mrs. W. &. Hammel, Eagle Point. 3 DOZEN red hens, 3 red roosters, De licious and Newtown apples orchard run, 25c lug. Whippet coupe, one fix 12 grass rug. Oeo. Is Trelchler, Central Point. j FOR SALE Barred Rok chicks. 10c; ready about February 10. Also tak ing orders for later chicks or cus tom hatching. Walter Foots, 14 ml. north of central Point on Amos Walker place. HANSON and Hollywood W. 1. chicks, heavy laying strains: large, vigorous chicks 9c; Rocks and Reds 10c. Send for catalog. Jenks Hatchery. Tan gent, Ore. CALL Dressler's Square Deal Hatchery for chicks and hatching. 1107 E. Main. Tel. 1569-T. CABLET POULTRY FARM Pedigreed Leghorns, R. 1. Reds, Hatching Eggs, Baby Chicks. FOR SALE Brown Leghorn pullets and cockerels, unrelated for breed ers. Also Muscovy ducks. l'i ml. N W. central Point. P. D. Lofland. UU9TOM RETCHING Booking ord ers for vrkev wet- only Eegs day old tnd 8 we-k old poults Winston Hafhery. P O. Box 966. Raise burg. Ore FOR SALE Hatching eggs. 60c for 19 Nei Howard school. Mrs. D. J B'emer Ro'ite 3. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE B'droom suite and can ned fruit. 1023 West 9th. FOR SALE Several excellent milking Shorthorn bulls, or will trade for dairr cows or heifers. Oakleigb Ranch, Central Point. FOR SALE - 1t rrare. 8 and 3 rears ld wel?'-t 1250: ont mare '350: 4 ge;"ini I4C, l mare and I r-lding i '00 B. L Dodennoff. iivrrli;. Or POT SALE 2. hsewi: weight 1300 1?00 i: all g.rtle J. E. Whit Utch. KiS.ratn pulls. Rt 3. 18 miles .uh R. P MISCELLANEOUS EXPERT Radio Repair SerTlc at rea sonable prices. Pica's Usdwara Paoa 100 AH MAKES o. Washers Repaired at bsftza-ti pr res this month only Est m- i ren FREE, Picks H-d. t oio, PhotM 800. IFOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Model A Ford pickup. Riverside Apt., room 15. NO USEL CaR Is aa good as new. but 4-e luve t e Best uaea var Values In town 1031 Reo royal Coupe ...- 8350.00 U34 Jbryier A'-fV Sedan. K35 Jhry-er 8 Svdan U34 Oliev.- let 3eaan radio and beat.' 1934 Jhevr.riet Pickup. U'30 Jurd Couia 8175 00 Studebakei Sedan. .885 to 9135 00 Nash ied - 8 89.50 8ANDEVSON MCTOR CO. 8tud.oaicei 8."3 and Servlos. UOOD USED CAPS Chrysler. Plymouth Trade-Ins. The Boat Cars for the Least Money. 1934 Chrysler Airflow Sedan new car guarantee. Two 1933 Plymouth Sedana. 1934 Dodge DeLuxe Coupe. 1934. Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan. 1931 Chrvsler 8 Bedan. 1934 Ford V-8 Sedan. 1929 DeSolo Roadster. 1929 DeSoto Sedan. 1933 Chrysler Royal 8 Sedan, inns Terrarjlane Sedan. we have a number of "28. '27 and 28 models at your own prlca. l.ANGK MOTOR CO. Chrvsler Dealer Plymouth Used cnr lot th Bartlett FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. IMPROVED Oregon strawberry plants 50o 100; 83.50 1000; order now. George Williams, Route 1, Box iaa Talent. FOR SALE Dry body fir wood, deliver. Phone 378-X. We POR SALE Grain hay, baled or loose; also barley or wheat straw. 36c bale. D. R. Smith. Anderson Road, Tal- ent. Phone 373-J-2. Ashland. TT.TCtT'TrrV u-H'mn ffftiion snrav POr5,SreadrS"-oleA SST Z Frank Schuler. Phone M-J-1. FOR SALE Buperfex oil heater, type. ! wt s.t.ir nnM 1 U. w. on enslne snd sheep-shearing outfit. Alex , Hayes, Talent. 50 EXTRA large and long cedar posts cheap. Williams. Beau Lane, Route 3, Box 18S. FOR SALE Barnyard lawn fertilizer. Phone Wlthrow, 358-W. FOR SALE-Blg body r wi 13 or 16-lnch. 1 per tier. ! miles north E. Fry. FOR SALE Crown feeds; land plan ter; Aero Superphosphate; Case farm machinery. Flnley Implement Co., i&ntral Point. FOR SALE Used machinery one each in ia At. 14.fnh trustor nlow! 2 10. 13 6c 14-lnch tractor plow; 2 tractor discs; one hammer mill; 2 spring-tooth harrows; one iron wheel waion: 3 walkln olows. Fin- ley Implement Co., Central Point. I Oarage equipment for sale. Priced right. 104 So. Bartlett St., Medford. FOR SALE Good furniture at bar gain prices. 203 N. Oakdale Ave. Phone 858-Y. FOR SALE Hay, loose or ground, grain or alfalfa. W. E. , Allen, PhoenU. GOOD used baby buggy for sale, W. aae w. jacitson. CpMTCE PEARS Put up In half- ooxes, 30 to 50 pears per box. large sizes suitable for gift shipments or or under them or any of them, sub home use, $1.00 to $1.25. Medford sequent to the execution of said loe and Storage Co. Phone 264. mortae upon said premises, either j as purchasers, incumbrancers, or HAIO AC 1X3 Fmereon portable, o otherwise, be barred and foreclosed ruDes in.c veneer iinisn, iva West iLd. FO'l SALE Furniture for 6-room -house. Phone tii2 or call at 1009 S:uth Oakaale FOR SALE Bn led alfalfa hay $14 ton. 2nd and third cutting, p. D. Lof land, Central Point. OR SALE--Double ben springs and mattress, or wM! t-ade for single t-ed. Phonf. 763-R TYPEWRllRSBlennaTiNTceD tral. Phone 263. FOR SALE Baleo oat hay ground alfalfa and oat hay loose alfalfa hay, fat hogs. spr,nrer heifers. O A. DeVoe. Phone 623-J-3. rOR SALE Hay ana grain; hay loose, baled or chopped: wheat, barley and oats wholt or ground.. Phone 355-J-3 Victor Bursell. NEWTOWN apples wrapped and pack- ea or race anJ rill; large siees A real buy. New towns 1 5c per lug Bring your own containers Phone 926 American PVult Growers. Inc. 213 So Fir Medford. Ora. FOR SALE New and used .building materials Lea Williams. 1830 N RlT URIVEWAV MA lEKI AL 8 lite Ot rock at II 50 per yard dell fared Btteman Phone 1634-Y or APPLES We deliver T1 132-L BUSINESS DIRECTORY JA K(IN COUNTY ABSTRACT CO Abstract of ntl and ntle insursnos Iht 3Dl complete tills System in J season County. MURRAY ABSTRAC1 CO. Abstracts ot Dtle Rooms 8 and 6 No 83 Nirh rnri htm uoT.airs Ctpert Window Cleaners. Ln oeoroe do n - ri ins Huuse cleaning flooi waaiog on on' me rienini nd ipri'.tsTfins' Transfer. RE1NKINO TRANSFER CO Long distance hauling Furnltuiv. cat.ie anything 111 N Fir Phorw 1033 C. Stuart. KAUtJ TRANSFER STORAtlt OO. Ofrice 1016 No Central PhuDe 818 Prices runt Seme guaranteed I'HUCKlNti AND STOKAOt Luooj and tong distance nsullng furoi ture moring etc Heastnaols rates , Pel 813 t B Samson Oo HAWl.r.Y THANHFEH - Cxpert pact trt and movers Special Utest.ncl movirui equipment Prices "ight BI0 hotUk AiwsMl, P&wm BUSINESS DIRECTORY Money to Lend MONEY LOANED 850 to 83C0 tol personal of household purposes on House Purnlshlugs or Autos; alav Cars Refinanced Loans cloaeo within 30 minute License No 8 157 See W E Thomas 45 So Oen tral Income Tax Reports Prepared. tMrmii t v bwi.. i -..... turns prepared. See Earl PVy. Room i u. J&c.son county Bank Bid; Phone 796. ROOFING ROOFING Let us inspect your rooJ Defore the rainy season This ser vice is tree Call 270 Rogue Rivei tofirta Co LEGAL NOTICES Summons For Puhllratlon Tn the circuit Court of the State of Oregon For Jackson County. William H. Stmonds and Minnie SI monds, husband and wife, Plain tiff Ella L. Heckathorn and husband, Roy R. Heckathorn; Effle B. Potts and John Doe Potts, her husband (true name unknown); Katherlne Dan lela, a widow: Joe Daniel and Mrs. Joe Daniels (true name unknowns fttisband and wife; H. E. Nelson and Mr U If Malann Itvii. a4 & ma Mrs. H. E known), husband and wife: also all a.va-u i u- aha nrt anH nl f . .1 at a .11' other persons or parties unknown, claiming any right, title, estate, lien or Interest in or to the proper ty described in the Complaint on file herein. Defendants. To Effle B. Potts and John Doe Potts, her husband (true name un- known)( tne 8bove nfuned Tfendants alao n other person9 or parties un. known, claiming any right, title, es- l&t' ,len or Interest In or to the 'D gon, yoll ln( eacn , are hereby ?"L,,to,,a.pear ,an? answf f!e above entitled auit on or before the last day of four (4) weeks from the data of the first publication of this summons, said period of four (4) being the time prescribed tor publication thereof; and if you fall w appear and answer the said com plaint, for want thereof, the Plain tiffs will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for in their Complaint on file In the above entitled Court, a succinct statement of which relief prayed for is as follows, to-wlt: For a Decree and Judgment against the Defendants hereinabove named for the sum of (1500.00, plus interest thereon from the 15th day of Decem ber, 1934, at the rate of 6 oent per annum, plus $150.00 Attorney's fees, plus all Plaintiffs costs and disburse ments hereinafter to be taxed, plus interest on said Judgment at the rate of 6 per annum from the date of the Decree herein. That Plaintiffs' said mortgage con stitute a first and prior lien on the premises herein described as against V-u, . . i,, w Xmorci'item ' ' """" That the usual decree be made for ... of - f' . "JL," Iff of Jackson County. Orecon, ac cording to the law and practice of this Court. That the proceeds of said sale be applied as follows: 1. Costs of this suit to be taxed. 2. To the payment of Plaintiffs' Attorney's fees in this suit, 8. To the liquidation of Plaintiffs' note and mortgage. 4. ,To the payment of all taxes and water assessments levied and due acalnst said oremlsea. That said Defendants and all per- sons or parties claiming bv. through ACROSS 1. Vast t. Roots IS, Thing stolen found on the person of the tnlef: Old Eng. law 18. Wlndflower 17. Cud of war 18. Huge person 20. Agreement 21. Trap 22. Director of a company It Parrel of ground tl. At home 28. Viscous black liquid 17. Ingredient of varnish If. Foot ha 11 post tlon: st.br. 10. Not so old 33. In behalf of 22. Diminish Mail Tribune Daily Cross-Word Puzzle Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle tamel owapier A NO Nj ADA li B EDA P O L lTL w Q 6 MO TIC S ATjlNPglE Q U I TE C TIE ! N ! EE D I LIE ARA AlLSiOE R MlET ED H PATENTS B T Tig E sp OASES AL O DM REIN SURE s Tr Ei V A ne r. in S A Y IS ElLlK ffl DIEJUP IL Post pons S3. Insect 64. Proceed II. Large open vessel 17. Contrivtr 19. Animal's foo' 10. Afternoon functions II Article of belief 15. Bits of butter 4. Animate 16. OTlrlal tn certain sports IL Amends for a wrong or IflM gradually It. American fresh-water lake It, Distant but within vfaw 17. Negligent II. Wool-bearing animal 10. Of the nose 11. Pilots 43. Stitch . Brava 17. Implement for removing the corss 18. Adjust 19. Change 10. Short for a man's name II. Rent open br an exploatvs Rgant 7 z 13 k 15 16 17 WMQ 17 Vo tt a a t4 ffi 'l ;7 'I p2 - r77T-& " Trr rg" 55 W ZM 12 ,, "Y ,M 1 1 1 1 I ' ' mm h mu mm rmffmrn mmfm x sm7? w r -mmm. mm " of all riht. claim or claims, or equity of redemption in said premise and I very part thereof; and that the said ; Plaintiffs be allowed to stay In poe- ! session of said premise during the pernancy of this suit to the end that j Plaint. Us may care for the premises abandoned by Defendant. j . That Plaintiffs or any party to this ', suit may become a purchaser at said ; sale: that the Sheriff execute a Or i tiflcate of Sale to the purchaser and aald purchaser be let Into Immediate 1) That the undersivued petltlon poAsession of the premises and the ers constitute a majority of the own whole thereof; that Plaintiffs have ers of land wlthlu the boundaries ot such other and further relief In the aald proponed dastrtct; f"? i,!?h5! COUH lust inrl Ai-i ill This Summons Is published by or- der of the Honorable H. D. Norton. , Judee of the above entitled Court, ' made and entered tn sain Court and i cause on the 30th day of January, 1936 prescribing that this Summon oe served by publication thereof once each week for four 4) consecutive weeks In the Medford Mall Tribune, & newspaper published regularly tn Jackson County. Oregon. February 3, 1936. is the date of the first publication of this Summons. O. H. BENOTSON. Attorney for Plaintiff. 126 East Main Street, Medford, Oregon. In the County Court of the Stst of Oreeon for che County of Jackson. j In the Matter of the Organization of i me Ev Ano rvn.ci miviunuwn DISTRICT. . Notice Notloe is hereby given by the un dersigned petitioners, whose names ,, th. foiinwitur and I". ' . . . ..... tftcned petition, tnat saia peuuon win A. . ..a be presented u the County Court -jl jaokson County, Oregon, on the 19th day of February 1936 at the hour of 10:00 o'cl'ck A. M of aald day. or aa soon the-eafter as ald court can it tend to the same, at the County Court Hoi we of aald county aald date being the time fixer; by aald Court for the presentation and hearing ol aald petition. This notice Is published once each week for the period of four weeks, the publication for the first time being the 20th day of January, 1936. Sal:, petition Is aa followa: PETITION FOR THE ORGANIZATION OP EVANS CREEK IRRIOATION DISTRICT, ur. th. itnHrAtjnv4 Detltlonera hereby petition the County Court of the Stata of Oregon for the County of Jackson, to organize an irrigation district, tc bo known and designated as the Evans Creek irrigation Dis trict, the boundaries of which to be as follows, to-wlt: i Beginning at a point wnere tne center I'ne at Section 33. T 36 S. R-! 4. W. W. M. Intersects the center of Evans Creek; thence following upstream In the center of Evans' Creek to a point where said Cen ter of Evans Creek Intersects the east line of the wu, E1-, of Section 1 of said township and range; thence north to the NE oorner of the SW NEV of said Section 1: thence west to the west line of Section 1; thence south to the southwest corner of said section; thence west one-half mile: thence south une-fourth mile; thence west three-fourths mile; thence nor:h three-fourths mile: thence west one-fourth n.Ue to- the center of Section 3 in said township and range; thence north one-fourth mile; thence west one-fourth mile; thence north one-half mile; thence west one-fourth mile; thence north one and one-half mile to the north east corner ol Section 28. T. 34 8, a. t v n. ..... v.re..- - half mile: tmny south 'hree- uu.nu. .... .. ... y------ corner o said Section 38: thence south one and one-half miles: I 'tiMi B. Dauherty Rogue RU thence we-H one-fourth mile to the . center t Section T 36 S R. 4 W.; I ' ' ' , nr- thenoe south two miles to the oen- p Cnri,topherson. Rogue Rlv ter of Section 1? In said township i Q and rarmo: thence east one-lourtn mile: thence south one-fourth mile; thence east one-fourth mile; thence south one half mile: thence west one-half mite: thenoe south one fourth mile to the center ot Sec tion 20. T. 3S S. R. 4 W. W M.: thence eaat one-fourth mile: thenoe south one-fourth mile; thenoe east 14. Hunting, dogs 19. Brother Of Motes 82. Deface 33. Ceremonies 21. Tittered 28. Mentlonahl 31, More sncn- clous 32. Dude - 34. Steersman 36. Opponlte of 8 down 37. Uncooked 39. Made a mis take 40. Clear profit 41. Strew 43. Hydrocarbon used In manufactur Inn dys- stufTs 43. European (Inch . 41. Recipient of 8 legacy 46. Dozed 48. Ice hockey teams 49, Air: comb. form R2. Festivals , (3. Climbing species 01 pepper 86. Without hair on the bead 61. Native of Serbia II. PI ere 81. Term of ra. speet It. Footlike part 66. A brother of Odin 67. Note of tns seals DOWN L Picture In the mind 3. Bailor 3. Hearing i. Type meas ures 8. Word of de nial I. Bwpot sub atancs 1. Ireland 8, Koroni warden I. Uakon a prs , Umlnnry wHfter In poker 10. Down: prsfls II. Pemon 12. Fuel 13. Calls for a repetition one-fourth mile; thence south one j and one- half miles; thence Jst I one-fourt'i mile; thenoe south one fourth mile: thence east one-fourtn mile alon thw center line of Sec- t tlon SJ. T 35 S R. 4 W. W. M to j the center ol Evans Creek at the : point of rxymnlng. all lylns and ; being In Jackson County, State of , Oregon. tn aupport of aald petition, your pe. I tit loners wepectfully represent: i'Ji Inst tne lanas wunm saia pro- nnttrl hniinfiPv at r am asOfntl hi, nf If- rlgatlon from the same source and ! from th. same system of irrigation ; works, aa hereinbefore more partlcu- larly described. (3) Tha- it U proposed to store the waters of Evan. Creek in a reservoir located on Mid stream above the lands within the above describ ed boundary line and to divert Mid water from Evans creek nd carry the same in a canai. flume or other conduit to salil lands and distribute the same to aald land by means of laterals and other necessary irriga tion works and structure, the exact location o sak reservoir, point of di version and canal lines to be here after deter ml net1.. (41 That water rlhts appurtenant to lands withli. the proposed district shall be and remain appurtenant to saia innaa ana remain viia yiupci ui the owner thereof and not become the propotty of the district unless the owner of such water rights voluntar ily transfers the same to said dli trlct. (5) rhat it Is proposed to organize aald district under and pursunnt to the provisions of Title 48. Oregon Code. 1930 and acts supplemental thereto and amendatory thereof. (6) That the location ol said boun dary lines and size of the an Id pro posed district Is such that it can probably and should be designated as an election precinct lor me purpose of district elections. WH EREFORF. . petitioners pray thit said petition be heard by the County Court of the S at of Oregon for the County of Jackson and that said Court enteir an order finding and or. derlng that said petition has been regularly and duly aigned by own-.rs and that said petition together wun the accompanying notice, has been published s required by law. an1 fixing anJ determining the boundary lines of ssid district, and designating the nanvi thereof, and ordering that an election be held In said district, and finding and ordering such other things as may be necessary or proper to bring about the establishment of said district. 1. Paul 5 seeiey, portiana, ore. 3. R. E. Rlchman. Rogue River. Ore , 3. Charles W. Davis Sr., Rogue River Ore. 4. Maude J. Davis. Rogue River, Ore. 6. W. P. McOlmpsey Rogue River, Ore. 6. Orgenct, Inc., Rogue River. Ore. 7. Charles L. Moore, Rogue River. Ore. 8. Jas. Morgan, Rogue River. Ore. 9. Lee HUlls. Rogue River, Ore. 10. E. R tochraue, Rogue River. Ore. 11. J. H Ralston. Rogue River, Ore. 12. M. Hughbanks. Roue River. Ore 13. Ed Wayner, Rogue River. Ore. 14. W. E Simpson. Rogue River, Ore. 13. John N. Fuss, Rogue River, Ore. 16. Albert Q. Fuss, Rogue River. Ora. 17. Marc.u Qulcn. Rogue River. Ore. 18. P. E. Wade, Rogue River, Ore. 19. Stanliv Locne. Rogue River, Ore. , 20' Jacl stewBr,ji 'Rogue River, Ore. ;al Rl oiirord. Jmi), 0weni Bogu, Rlvt ore. a3. Don Hougnam. Kogue i a4 Charles W. Davie. Jr.. B River. Ore er, Ore 38. J. F Snelllng. Rogue River, Ore. 30. H. P. Kelly. Rogue River. Ore. 30. C, C. Jacobs Rogue River, Ore. ' 31. L. Bronswortl., Rogue River, Ore. 33. H. O Moen, Rogue River, Ore. 33. Tom lden, Rogue River. Ore. 34. R. E Krause. Rogue River, Ore. 35. W. M. Frye. Rogue River Ore. 38. Ed. E. Dlmtck, Rogue River, Ore. 37. W. W Wetr, Rogue River. Ore. 38. H. Ash ton. Rogue River, Ore. J. o. Triiren. 40. F. C. Hatha jray. Rogue River, Ore. Frank McCarvel, Rogue River, ore. E. D. Thompson. Rogue River. Ore. C. M. Willis, Rogue River, Ore. Suite of Oregon, County of Jackson, ss. I. R. E Rlchman, being first duly sworn, depose snd say that I am one of the petitioners In the above en titled matter; and that the foregol.ig petition ror tne Organization of Ev ans Creek Irrigation District Is trus. as I verily believe. R E. BICHMAN. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 19th day of December. 1930. (Notaria; see..) E. D. THOMPSON. Notary Public for Oregon. My commission expires: July 81, 1017. F ROSEBURG DEATH ROSBBCRO, Or.., FVb. . IIP) R- ault. from laboratory tst ar. bslng awaltad here by county official, and phyalclan. Inquiring Into the deem of 4-year-old Donna Lou Maraters. Friday night, at Mercy hospital af ter a short Illness. It Is feared the child, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V L. Maraters, we the victim of ft dog poisoner. An autopsy Saturday, aooordlnf to Coroner H. 0. Stearns, failed to ea- Ubllab the cause of death, flamplea from Tltai organ, were sent to Eu gene where labretory test, are to be made to determine If polan was pres ent. The result, of the tost.. It 1. .tated, will probably not he known for sev eral days. funeral service, for the child were held Sunday afternoon. NOEL BENSON NAMED CAMPUS DANCE AIDE UNIVERSITY OP OREGON. Eugene rej. 3 (Special) Noel Benson, Ma of Stephen Benson of Medford. has been named to direct deouratlon for the aophomore Whlskerlno. an nual whisker dance, on the Univer sity campus B'naon Is s member of Phi Delta Theta fraternity snd Skull snd Dag ger, men's underclass honorsry so ciety. BUCKINOHAM 8 to Cream Candy and Party Specials rhe crest. SI" So Central Use Mall Tribune want ads. NTJJ5RIEFS Griffin Creek ORIFTIN CREEK, Feb. S. Spl) Th honor roll for the last alx weeka of the first semester was aa follows: Afton Gutches, Richard St 11 ml 11. Barbara Casad, Fredrick Stammen, Elinor Skeins. Olive Caulklns, Bettie Brown and Ivan Cherry. In the spelling contest between th upper grades tha eighth grade average was the highest, six out of eight getting 100. They were Ethel Jacobs. Imo Foresee, Bonnie Keep, Dorothy Walker, Fred Caulklns and Duane Chllds. Sid Oolden of Baker, Mont., was a icent guest at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs, Bud Stammen. Wlnnlfred Janes left recently for San Francisco, where she Is taking up nurses training. Radio club met this week at the home of Mrs. Ruth Hoon and the extension unit met Friday at the home of Mrs. Young. The February meeting of the unit will be with Mrs. Keep Just above the Brown school house. Mrs. Clyde SturgtU and son Rich ard, were among those on the sick list this past week. 1 Duane Chllds entertained a num ber of young folks at his home with a play party Thursday evening. Callers at the R- R. Chllds home Thursday evening were Al Oottlg and mother, Mrs. Mattie Vogel, Mrs. Rupert Snyder and daughter, Helen. Dr. and Mrs. Frank Roberts, Miss Pauline Roberts and Betty Lou Faulk were among friends who at tended a surprise party honoring Lem HUghes of Fern valley, Tuesday evening. , There li to- be a program at the White school house Friday evening, sponsored by the ladles of the Home Extension unit. Forest Creek FOREST OREEK, Fob. 8. (8pl.) Mr. and Mrs. SI Hartbaur of Jackson ville were - visitors at the home of Mr. snd Mrs. Paul Pearoe Wednesday evening. The box social at the school house Thursday evening was quite a sucoess. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Ayrea and daugh ters Alma and Melba and Mrs. Jim Kent and daughters Oenevleve and Mary came from Jacksonville to at tend and Mrs. Thurston oame from Talent. A very encouraging sum was added to the piano fund. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Davis made a week-end trip to Corvallls, Jan. 36, Sunday school was held at the school house with a small gain In attendance yesterday. The friends and acquaintances of Mrs. Eva Dewey ln this community wore surprised and pleased at the news of her marriage tc H. L. Hoyt of Ashland, an event of Jan. 33, Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Orump Jan. 26. Joe Mclntyre, Len Osborn and Mr. Taylor of Jacksonville have leased the Sturgls mine and began operation last week. John Black and Jim Es torn ado of Oalts creek are each the new owners of a fins registered Hereford bull, having exchanged animals ln deal completed Jan, 36. 4 TOLO, Feb. S. (Spl.) At t special meeting bek) recently, Bsughman Beer ot Gold Bay was elected to take a dlrector'a place on the board left vacant by the realgnatton of John An derson. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rawson and children of Oold Ray spent Sunday and Monday at Klamath Palls visit- ln the Hooper family. Mary Muss was absent from school this week on account of Illness. Mrs. Harry Overbeck, and email daughters Harriet, Jean and Joan, visited her parents at Valer.dre camp Wednesday. Kenneth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jones, returned Tuesday from Ko.li konong. Mo., where he apent the put three months vlaltlng relatives snd friends. Mrs. Denver Davis will be hostess at her home Pb. 13 to Tolo Oommun Ity club. A business session will be held at 2 o'clock. Uttle Marilyn Bohnert will atay with her grandmother Tracy most of the tluu during her mother', absence from hoire. On the president's birthday ft baby Inter arrived. The mother, Mrs. John Bohnert and child are at the puruck- er maternity borne. 4- 10 MEET FEB. 12 ETJOEN. Ore, Peb. !.() Dele gates from 300 or more Townaend club from the first congressional dis trict In Oregon will meet here Pebr ary 13 to elect a new congressional advisory board and to lay plans for the support of candidate in 1935, club officials announced. Each Townaend club In th district Is entitled to on delegate. Town senders plan to concentrate on con greaalonal candidates. An airmail letter was dispatched to Senator Charles McNary Inviting him to give a definite statement as to h Is stand on t!e Townsend plan. His re ply will be road at th. meeting, tn th first district Congressman James W. Mott ha th aupport, so far, of th TowDMadera. Tolo I Climax CLIMAX, Feb. 8 (Sol-l Jove t. Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Winnlnghatn has been ill but is much improved now. Phil Wertz has been in the hospital in Medford the past week from Injur les received when he caught a finger In a sausage mill. Frank Hurst Is clearing land and getting out timbers for his house. Mrs. D. B. Gold has returned to Medford after a visit with her chil dren here. Ed Coy of Medford has been visit ing his brother Sam for the past weak. Mllroy Charley la working for Sara Coy this winter. airs. L. H. Warts and daughters Robert and Norma Jean of Central Point spent the week-end here. Not much Interest was shown Id the election here Friday. The winter has been so open and mild that trapping has not flourish ed but grain crops are looking excel lent. SEEN DISPLACED E UTOKFTELD, Aria. (UP) World wide changes In cotton culture may follow Introduction of mechanical plckera, the inventors of the first successful machine picker predict here. While s model of their machine was making s test run, John and Mack Rust, of Memphis, Tenn.. tore- oast virtual elimination ot hand har vesting, and suggested possible chanc es In the world's cotton trade. Machine picking costs can be cut to 91 an acre, or about one-fifth the price or hand work," John Rust, 43, elder of the two brother-Inventors, declared. "Picking machines are going to cause lots of changes. Maybe two mil. lion people or more who now work as hand ploksr. will have to find soma- . thing else to do go on the land, or be put to work In faotorlea. Nearby, the first successful test in history ot a machine picker on Irri gated cotton progressed evenly. A steady stream of cotton was squirting from the end of a delivery pipe Into ft huge white sack that hung from one aide of the mechan ical picker. Picking was accompanied by ft humming sound not unlike tha of a vacuum cleaner although prin ciples of the two devices are entirely different. " The Rust machine has moistened whirling spindles, like extra-long ten penny nails, which are pressed against the entire plant, and when withdrawn bring the cotton with them. Appar ently, there Is no Injury to the plant -or to Immature bolls. "A Brazil official told us they, could produce cotton for 8 oent. a pound If they had picking machines," the elder brother continued. "An Argen tine man .aid they could market cot ton for fl cents." The United States Is not neoeasar- lly barred from future cotton export, however, h. lugge.ted, adding that "some type of protection for the home market, with the price at 19 cents ft pound might be worked out. We wouldn't be averse to paying our share of s tax to aupport a pro-rats market agreement, if the industry comes to that. Russia has made ft bid for aid la solving her cotton plckltve problems, It was reported. The president of the Amtorg Trading company, New York agents of the Soviet government, re portedly Inspected the machine. The model operating In the teet here had been "wanted pretty bad" by the oompany. the elder brother said. eventually, the Inventors, who con trol the oompany which plana large- scale production, expect to export machines to all parts of the world. To date they have mad. little or no effort to find buyers, they said. Moat local cotton men seemed en thusiastic over possibilities of the ma chine. Some estimated, however, that about 10 per cent ol the cotton was knocked on the ground by the trac tor which preceded the picker. The speed of picking Is multiplied twenty-fold or more. The harveated cotton Is cleaner, and the rowa, tol- . lowing two trips by the machine like wise ar cleaner, than when hand picking Is used. BOY REACHED TOP OF MOUNT SEATTLE, Feb. (.JrV-Evtdeno that Delmar Padden may have reach ed the summit of Mount Rajnler be fore death overtook him In an ava lanche was revealed her today by hla grieving father, Harry D. Padden. The father aald a film negative found on the frozen body of his youthftU son showed what apparent ly was ft osn of th extinct valcano crater at the summit, 14.408 teet high. Young Padden, 33, perished In ft secret attempt to seals ths mountain Isst month, ft test never before ac complished In January. Plv other man risked their Uvea last week to recover hi. body at th 13,000 .foot level. 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