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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRTBTTNTE. MEDFOKD. OREGON. TVEDXESDAY. FEBRUARY 5. 19.16. PAOE SEVEN 158 Bead every ad on this page, you will probably Hod exactly the things you hav been looking for or a sale or trade (or unused articles you may hava. Search your attic 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! RATES Per word first Insertion (Minimum 25c) Each additional Insertion, per word (Minimum 10c) per line per month without copy changes 11.25 Phone 75 FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST Oold lavanei with blue stone pendant. Return to Tribune olflce Reward. LOST -If aog tt mihrfiog calH518 WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Middle-aged woman for general housework. Modern home. Phone 1011. WANTED Experienced girl for gen eral housework. Phone Central Point, ll-X-2. Mrs. Shelby M. Tut tle. WANTED SITUATIONS EXPERIENCED secretary with college degree in commerce wishes employ ment. Can furnish references. TeL 722. ELDERLY man wants work. Experi enced woodsman, farmer and dairy man. 146 so. Holly. EXPERIENCED and efficient girl wants housekeeping for small com panionable family or elderly lady. Box 632, Mall Tribune. DAY 6e Qignr service carpenter work. Lee Williams. 1520 N. Riverside WANTED Day work. Mrs. Buson. Phone 1345-M WANTED--MISCELLANEOUS WANTED To rent or lease 2 to 10 acres tillable soil, facilities for chickens preferable. Write Ed M. Russell, Jacksonville, Ore. WANTEO SOUTHERN B'JI.-DING & LOAN ASS'N stouk and saving passbooks. Will pay 100 cents on the dollar Bring you stocr certificates and phssbook , CHARLES A WtflU AGENCY. INC. 109 E Main Phone 128 Medford, Ore. WANTED Used furniture, ranges, heaters tools fruit )ara. etc. Hoi brook Furniture Co., In old Fire Hall Bldg. 112 B. 8th. Tel. 647. WANTED We pay cash loi Household .goods furniture ana stoves We also bus metals hides pelts wool and mo- nair MEDFORD BAHOA1N HOUSE 21 N Drape St Pbone 1062 WANTED Cook stoves heaters oed springs mattreaaes day-beds, sani tary couches and cots or what have you- We pay cash or exchange NEW DEAL FURN EXCHANGE 423 E Main St WANTED FURS FURS FURS Highest cash price paid for raw furs Complete line ot traps on sale. MEDFORD BAROAIN HOUSE 27-38 Nu Grape St Medfnrcl FOR RENT HOUSES 4-ROOM furnished house for rent, electric range. Inquire 305 South Oakdale. FOR RENT Modern bouse with 2 - acres ground.- Brown & White, 104 W. Main. UNFURNISHED house. 4 rooms, bath and screened porch, at 1510 West Main, 617 50; water not pam. u. n DeVoe, 623-J-2. 8 N1C1 mooern cottage, partly fur nished Bib and Maple. Central Point. FOR RENT 4 -room furn house; elec tric range, refrigerator oil heater; garage; adults Phone 646-Y- FOR RENT 6-room modern furnish ed house, close in Phone 457-J FOH KEN1 Hornet furnished ot 'inf't-ni-rl.n' Brwr Wme FOR RENT BOARD ROOM BOARD AND ROOM rates reasonable at 718 B MslD WANTED Man or woman to room and board In modern country home on King's Hwy. near high school; home privileges; gnmde. Mrs. A. M. Childere, King's Highway. ROOM At BOARD Home cooked meals. J35 per month. 303 N. Holly Tel. 1026. BOARD Home-cooked meals served In prtvtae home Reasonable rates Near business district 33 N Orerwe Phone I4M-X FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Good room In g 'od home to 1 or 2 young men. Call 1618-J. l i h "i i v a nmt trt t 'Irene FOR RENT APARTMENTS Fl'UNISHF.D spt.. 137 Tripp. FOH RENT S:cim-h;sted apsrt iwir o Bluer Apia, corner 6".h mi Oaada.-, FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Apt., Hotel Grand. FOR RENT Furn. apt. 718 Welch. BACHELOR apartment. 443 S. rvont FOR RENT 3 room housekeeping apartment, furnished with gar age. Adults. 337 N. drape. ro't RENT Apartments: hot water. 334 Apple. APARTMENT for rent. Bit West 10th 8t FOR EXCHANGE FOR SALE OR TRADE Jonathan ap ples. Ala Vista Packing House, or see Joe Kantor, Rt. 4. east of Phoenix. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE TRADE OR SELL 160 acres timber business or property, near Medford. W. A. Connacher, Jordan, Montana. FOR SALE OR TRADE Income prop erty. clos In Phone 955-J FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 6 acres, 3 miles out; 3 A cult.; fine bldg. site; (450. 18 acres, large house, barn, cows and equipment, 3ix miles out, (4650; terms. , acre, 5-room house, 2 miles out, 11235; terms (300 down. H. N. LOFLAND, 235 So. Oakdale. CITY and suburban homes, large and small ranohes with family orcnarua, water, feed, 780 ft. Rogue river front age, new cabin, fireplace, good flail ing, sacrifice (500; party leaving. Everything 'in Real Estate. Easy terms. ROBERTS, Realtor, 720 W. 2nd. STATE OF OREGON OFFERS FOL LOWING Medford City property for sale. Easy terms; 10 down; bal ance like rent. 6 interest: 4 rooms, 24 s. Orange. (2600. 6 rooms. 325 Crater L. Ave-. (2375. 6 rooms. 306 Vancouver, (2500. 7 rooms, 145 Ivy St .. (2775. 5 rooms. 1106 W. Main, (2850. 6 rooms, 219 N. Peach, (2175. 7 rooms, 516 Liberty t., (2500. 6 rooms. 618 Catherine. (2850. 4 rooms. 43 Summit Ave.. 92950. 5 rooms, 121 Kenwood, (2450. 4 rooms. 723 W. 2nd., (2800. 4 rooms, 400 Crater L., 81975. 4 rooms. 107 Kenwood, 91750. 5 rooms, 304 S. King, 93275. 4 rooms, 702 Park St., 92525. 4 rooms, 713 W. 13th. 92750. 5 rooms. 728 Summit, (3000. 4 rooms, 209 S. Tripp, (2150.. 5 rooms, 207 N. Peach, 81900. 7 rooms, 1316 Locust, 93050. 4 rooms, 702 Sherman, (2000. C. Y. TENGWALD County Representative, 126 W. Main. CHICKEN RANCH FOR SALE OR TRADE 5 acres In alfalfa, 10 acres cleared. 4 room house, chicken house suffi cient for 1200 chickens, water piped to house. Placer mining ground. Will pay cash difference on larger place. CHARLES A. WINO AGENCY. INC 109 E. Main St. Medford, Oregon ALSO 4 -room modern home, good con dition, lot nicely landscaped. Has HOLC loan (850. Payments (9.47 per month. Will accept good oar and (75 for equity. CHARLES A. WING AGBNQY. INC. FOR SALE By owner 10 to 80 acre tracta Irrigated Bear Creek bottom land. Y mile from Medford, excel lent for gardening. Phone 1524-L. HOUSES for sale or rent, evenings 1147-W. Tel. 186 WHEN you think of real estate think il Brown White FOR SALE POULTRY AND EGGS BOOK NOW February-March Reda, 10c; Hansen best Leghorns 13c; others 10c. Dressier Square Deal Hatchery, 1107 E. Main. Phone 1569-Y. FOR SALE 2 Incubators, one oil and one electric; 500-egg capacity. Al's Trading Post, Jacksonville Hwy. and Lozler Lone. FOR SALE Baby chicks, all breeds. Right prices. Monarch Seed and Feed Co. FOR SALE Hanson strain White Leghorn hens. Corner of old Pa cific highway and Midway. FOR SAiE June Bronze poults, fine marked type, quick maturing. (30 per huncred. Mrs. W. E. Hammel, Eagle Point. CAR LEY POULTRY FARM Pedigreed Leghorns, R. I. Reds. Hatching Eggs. Baby Chicks. OU?TOM HATCHING Booking ord ers for vukev eve only Eggs day old and 8 weeks old pouits Winston Hatchery. P O Box 986 P.osebr.rg Ore FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES CHEVROLET Sedan, good tires. (35 Bantams and S 00 -chick kerosene brooder. E. L. Hitt. K mile 8. W of Phoenix. BARGAIN '28 chev. coupe, good con. dltlon. 408 King. SELL OR TRADE Two cars, model T Ford and Star 6 chassis. Want wood C A. Hansen. Oak Orove road. NO USEi 01! is a rood as n but nve fe Beat Used Car Values In lown 11-31 Keo roysl Coupe (250 00 It34 Jhryier A"fl.. Sedan. 135 jr.ryver 8 Sefsn K34 jiiev-..!tft 3aan radio and heat 1034 ohevnlet Pickup 130 .rd Con (175.00 Sludetiikei Sedars. (85 to (125 00 Noah led' 1 68.50 SANDHVS-IN MCTOR CO. Stud.oane. snd Service. ooon TTSED C8 Chry.ler. Plymouth Trade-ins. The B-t Cars for the Least Money. 1021 Chrysler Airflow Sedsn new car guarantee. Two 1933 Plymouth Sedans. 1P34 DfKUe rLuxe Coupe. 1P34 Plymouth tLuxe Sedsn. IP31 Chrysler 6 bedan. 1034 Ford V-8 Sedan. 1929 DeSoto Roadster. lMi) IVSoto Swian. 1033 Chrysler Royal 8 Sedan. l4 TTrsplsne 8fdn. . Ve have a number of 38. 37 and 38 models at your own price. I.ANOE MOTOR CO Chrv-lT Denier PI v mouth Used oar kt OUi BfUH FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Span geldlnga, weight 3200 age 7 and 11, gentle: fresh cow, 4 springers. Phoue 13-F-13. Ashland. Ore. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Rec leaned field seeds, grain and the "dope" to treat aeed before planting. Monarch Seed 6c Feed Co. FOR SALE Toledo range, bedstead, oil stove. 217 W. 2nd. FOR SALE Super phosphate, aulfate of ammonia, sheep guano, gypsum. Right prices. Monarch Seed it Feed Co. FOR SALE Liquid lime-sulphur. Get our prices. Mon&roh Seed and Feed Co. FOR SALE Chopped grain hay. M. Parker. 1813 No. Riverside. FOR SALE Bedroom suite and con ned fruit. 1023 West 8th. DRY OAK. laurel, 61.76 tier. Foley Ranch, l!i miles souhteast Gold H1U. FOR SALE Sterilized grape Juice. Dell Vineyard, Route 2, Medford. FOR SALE Drag saw. bargain at (35.00. Inquire at Richfield Service ' Station. Central Point. IMPROVED Oregon etrawberry plants 50o 100; (3.50 1000; order now. George Williams, Route 1, Box 132. Talent. FOR SALE Dry body fir wood. We deliver. Phone 376-X. FOR SALE Crown feeds; land plas ter; Aero Superphosphate; Case farm machinery. Flnley Implement Co., Central Point. FOR SALE Used machinery one each 10, 13 14 -Inch tractor plow; i I tractor discs; one hammer mill; 3 spring-tooth harrows; one Iron wheel wagon; 3 walking plows. Pin ley Implement Co., Central Point. FOR SALE Hay. loose or ground. grain or liana, w. b. Alien, PhoenU. COMICE PEARS Put up In half- boxes. 30 to 50 pears per box. large sizes suitable for gift shipments or home use, H 00 to $1.25. Medford Ioe and Storage Co. Phone 264. FOR SALE Baled alfalfa hay tl4 ton. and anc third cutting, p. D. lot land. Central Point. 'OR 8 ALE Double hen springs and mattress, or VI. fane for single Led Phou T63-R TYPEWRITERS Blerma Ufl N. Cen tral. Phone 282. FOR SALE Baleu oat hay ground alfalfa and oat hay loose aiiaira hey. fai hogs, springer heifers. C A. De"oe. Phone 623-J-3. rOR SALE! Hay ana grain: hay loose, baled or chooped; wheat, barley and oats whole or ground Phone 355-J-3. Victor Bursell. NEWTOWN apples wrapped and pack ed or face an nit; large sizes A real buy. Newtowns 1 5c per lug Bring your own containers Phone 926 American PYuit Growers. Inc 213 So plr Aledford. Ore. FOR SALE New and used building materials Lee Williams. 1S20 N Rlv UR1VEWAY MATERIAL - S Uses Of rock at 1150 pei yard delivered Bateman Phone 1534- or JI2-J PPU5S We deliver 11 132-L MISCELLANEOUS ALL MAKES Ou Washers Repaired at bargain prices this month only Estimates ...ven FREE Pick's Hard ware. Phone 300. EXPERT Radio Repair Service at rea sonable prices. . Pick's Hardware Phone 300 BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COUNTY AIISTRsCT CO Abstracts ol ntle and Title Inauranos me only complete Title S y s t e m in Jackson county. MtiRHjtv a iwTHAfri Co. A Detracts ot rule Rooms ( and & No 83 North Central Ave upstairs expert tvlndim Cleaners. LEI OEOROE DO 11 rel 1172 House cleaning flooi waxing on entol ru gleaning and oph'.isterlnfl Transfer. REIN KING TRANSFER CO Long distance hauling Furniture, cattle anything. Ill N Fir Phone 1033 0. Stuart. EAUa TRANSFER ft STORAGE CO. Office 1015 No Central Phone 316 Prices right Service guaranteed TRUCKING AND STORAGE - UCJ and long distance bsuling furni ture moving etc fteaarinable rate Tel 833 F ft Samson Co HAW LEY TRANSFER - Expert pack ers and movers Special livestock tnovtng equipment Prices ngbt !0 North Rivf-trte Pt)"n lift Money to Lend MUNKY LOANED - 860 to 8300 tot personal oi household purposes oo House Furnishings or Autos; also Cart Refinanced Loans closed within 80 minute License No. & 1ST See W E Thorn a 45 So Geo Income Tax Reports Prepared. INCOME TAX Federal and state re turn prepsred. See Earl Poy Room 1 1 . J kfton Count.? Bank Bldg Prion 7&fl ROOFING ROOFTNO Let us inspect your roof before the rainy seaaon This ser vice is free Csll 370 Rogue Rivet Roofin Oo llnnd Harbor If raring met HOOD RIVER. Ore.. Feb. 8. (AP) Col. Chsrles F. Williams, Port land district army engineer, will preside at a hearing here Thursday when the Chsmber of Commerce here will present a brief urging federal aid In development of a harbor here to accommodate ocean golnc a well a river boat and baifcx. (ountyBriefs Central Point CENTRAL POINT. Feb. 5. (Spl-) ! Miss Marlon Castor of Maple, Ore.. a niece of Mrs. C. A. Phillips, is vis-j ltlng at the Phillips home and caring for the family during the Illness of Mrs. Phillips. Mrs. Clyde Richmond Is caring for Mrs. Phillips and Infant son, who are both doing nicely. Mrs. L. H. Smith returned to her home Tuesday evening following a visit of several weeks In Portland and Hood River. Many pleasing social events were arranged for the enter tainment of the visitor by friends in the northern cities. An Interesting feature of the trip was a visit to Bonneville, where the project of building the dam Is In course of con struction, and near by, on the river bank, ts a neat looking little town where about 3,000 employes are said to be housed. Mrs. O. E. Wilcox Is a recent ar rival from Alsea, Ore., for an extend ed visit with her mother, Mrs. Mary Orlm. Mrs. Wilcox Is well known ic the city, having spent several sea eons with her mother. Mayor W. C. Leever, having been discharged from the Community hos pital. Is convalescing from his recent Illness. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Leever of Seattle called here during the early atages ot Mr. Leever 's Illness, and left for their home after signs of recovery appeared. Kenneth Wyatt, young son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wyatt. la progressing finely from the effects of infantile paralysis. While not yet able to walk, he maintains his naturally cheerful disposition as he alts up and interests himself In varlouti ways. Mrs. Belle Davis of Medford was a week-end guest of her daughter,: Mrs. Wm. Musty, and family. I John Merrltt, son of Mr. and Mrs i C. M. Merrltt, has accepted a posi tion with the American National bank In Klamath Falls. Mr. Merrltt was formerly with a Montague. Cal., bank, i Mrs. Wm. Ferguson was a recent guest at the II. T. Pankey home. The recently organized Community Bible school, under the leadership of Mrs. W. H. Davlsson, Table Rock, and Mrs. Robert Charles Lewis, Central point, each having charge of differ ent branches of the study, la rapidly growing In Interest and attendance. The many friends of Adren Tyrrell and family wish to extend sincere sympathy to them In their bereave ment. Woman's Relief corps No. 27 held Its first regular meeting of the year Sat urday. Arrangements were made to hold the first quarterly birthday party in connection with a valentine ex change and an appropriate program, on the third Saturday of the month. A record attendance Is anticipated. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Marine are spending the remainder of the winter in southern California. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tonn are mov ing to Medford about February 16, where Mr. Tonn has accepted a posi tion. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Hogan .of Med ford were recent dinner guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. (3. E. Fox, par ents of Mrs. Hogan. Individually aeaigned Spencer dress and surgical garments. Mrs. H. M Welshsar. Phone 1323-R. BUCKINGHAM'S Ice Cream Candy and Party Speclala me Crest. 436 So Central Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Bird's bak 4. Clean In d Implement f. Deep blue pigment IX. Place rubbed out 14. Diminish gradually IB. Part of certain (lowers 18. Wants allow a nee 18. Symbol for tantalum 18. Selection of annotated passages to be used In learning a language II. Devoured tl. Bound 14. Coloring Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle AP P E N D M H A R E D DEMEHvjNE MU S E GIVING 1DER1VE HA M j A H E M A TjLjl 1 B O B A N Ell R O M TERM E D REveal sItIeIeIlIyBIsipieieidiyi IS. Jogging gait 19. Provide with weapons 40. HyiioiiiflikaJ chemlral eomfiound agents 81. Ourselves 28. Dispatch 17. Small exple slon 18. Ancient Roman official! 10. Small cask! nautical 11. Automobile 14. Departed 14. Three-toed sloth :l Ensiith rlvsr It. Type measure 44. Ons of the Hebrides Islands 41. Senior 47. Destroys 49. Plantation of young trees II. Woolen cloth 2 13 MiU 5 (, 18 If '0 i WL it 3 ZZZZll?IZ-ZZllfIZ ',' ' H w 11 i!L II Uli33, vi! 3!! 3T37 V'ir mmmm -mm f'.'y,. , mmmmml , 47 46 4q So Ti " t Ti "sT " """"" Brownsboro BRONWSBORO, Feb. 6. (Spl.) Phil Trotter, who has been staying at the home of his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Craig, the past few months, left Sunday for his home in Eugene. 'Leland Dyslnger. Geneva Olasa. Lois Wright, Helen Brown and Gerald and Bruce Hansen attended the bas ketball game In Eagle Point Friday. The work on the power line is pro gressing rapidly and Brownsboro peo ple will be enjoying the use of elec tricity within a short time. Mrs. Donna Charley spent the week end here at the home of her mother, Mrs. Edna Monla. Mr. and Mrs. Ray DeLalre of Med ford were guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Brown, Wednesday, Bill Gibson was also a guest at the Brown home Wednesday night. Bill Swalm and Mr. and Mrs. H. W Wright and children were shopping in Medford Wednesday. Lois Wright had some dental work done. G. A. Hansen, Mrs. L. J. Rohrer and Louis Rohrer were business visitors in Medford and Asnlnnd Friday. Gerald and Mildred Hansen, who are attending Normal, spent the week end at home. Mrs. W. M. Hansen re turned to Ashland with them Sunday ,and will spend a week there. A meeting of the taxpayers of dis trict No. 39 will be held at the school house Friday, February 14. at 8 p. m. A good attendance la urged by the school board. 4 McLeod McLEOD, Feb. 5. (Spl.) lrs. Imo gene Smith conducted a sewing class at the home of Mrs. Glass, January 29. The guide pattern course was completed and those who completed the course are now capable of draft ing their own patterns as well as sewing and fitting accurately. The community la deeply grieved over the deatn of J. F. Dltsworth, Sr., January 24. Mr. Dltsworth was one of our earliest settlers, having lived here almost continuously for 55 years. His stories of the early days on his homestead, which la now the Frank Dltsworth ranch, were a delight to all fortunate enough to hear them. For many years past hie birthday haa been celebrated by hla many rela tives and friends. He would have been 00 years old on his next birth day. Sincere sympathy Is extended to the bereaved family. Mrs. uits- worth leaves this week for Klamath Falls, where she will make her home With her daughter. A number have been suffering from colds, among them Mr. and Mrs. Tate and Mrs. Mullln- Jlm Casey has returned to his home after spending several months at Gold Hill. His many friends are glad to know that he Is enjoying good health again this winter. Mr. and Mrs. mabrook drove to Crater lake Sunday to view the win ter sports. The competitive one-act plays given by the Trail extension unit and Up per Rogue Grange, at Rogue Elk Mon day night, were well patronlaea;, there being over 300 -people In attendance. The plays were skillfully dramatised and thoroughly appreciated and many expressed hopes of seeing more of Cross-Word Puzzle 10. River of for-. getfulness 11. Shallow receptacles IS. en's patri otic organi sation nbbr IT. Measure of length 20. Transgres sions HI, Representa tive example 22. Reverent fear 28 Wnplng 27. Wild animals 2V. Kacri I Image 30. Hetty's last name 11. Courses of public Ufa 31. Direct 84. Sounds of pain or aorrow 14. Imitators 17. P ace where a trial Is held 81. Metal 39. Suth Ameri can moun tains 4L Flexible rubber pipe 42. Elevated rail ways: col loo,. 40. Cereal grass 41. Negative prefix to. Qutdo'e lowest note Thorough fan': abbr. Compass point DOWN Cluster of wool fibers Built Lave Mule driver Alternative Caressed Htalk Bull lighter News organi sation: abbr. this kind of entertainment In the future. The Judges' decision went to the Trail extension unit, whose cast included many Grangers, and they in turn will compete with two other leading plays In Medford Senior high school auditorium Thursday night. February 0. Meonday night's proceeds from sale of tickets and candy will be divided between the two organis ations. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Neeley, Mr. Wills and hts two sons, Dale and Jack, left Monday for California, where they will make their home. The condition of Edmund Richard son Is reported to be about the same. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Haines, who have spent several months In Ash land, have returned to their home. Mr. Haines la quite poorly and was brought home because of his prefer ence for the ranch. His son. Dr. Haines, calls frequently to give him medical attention. Friend of Mrs. Herb Carlton are glad to see her about again, looking so well, after her recent operation. Dan Ohrt made e short call on his family Saturday evening. A light snow fell here. Monday night. Sardine Creek SARDINE CREEK, Feb. 5. (Spl.) Mrs. Nellie Smith of Gold Hill spent last week here visiting her son, Geo Smith, and family and other relatives and friends. Grant Powell and wife are sporting a new Dodge car with a pickup body. I which will be very convenient to haul eggs and chlckeua to market, also feed and grain back.1 Mrs. E. C. Flene. Mrs. P. N. Taggart and Nina Croft attended the meeting last Tuesday of the H. E. C. held at the home of Mrs. C. B. Gray and re port a very Interesting meeting. Harold Smith returned home Wed nesday of laat week from the Com munity hospital In Medford, where he underwent a major operation three weeks ago, and la rapidly convalesc ing at his home here. ft Mr. and Mrs. Gal breath and Pste Kraus of Riverside were dinner guests of the Croft family January 31. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dusenberry spent Saturday In Medford shopping and visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Drake, who are at present caring for his brother at Hol land, who Is quite feeble, came up Friday to cast their votes at the spe cial election. They returned to Hol land Saturday. Pete Krause of Riverside was In our vicinity Monday on business for the cheese factory at Central Point, which la starting operations under new management and will make Kraft cheese. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Flene attended the Grange play, "The Blue Teapot," at Central Point Thursday night. PROSPECT. Feb. 8. (Spl.) Quit a number from this community at- tended "Grandpa" Dlt worth's funer al in Medford. January 37. He was In hi 90th year and was one of the ; early pioneers. Sympathy 1 extended to the bereaved family. Bernal Culy ha returned home from the Community hospital in Med ford, where he underwent an appen dectomy. The special eleotion brought out a heavy negative vote In this commun ity. February 1, the Upper Rogue Orange held a dance at Rogue Elk and Mon day evening they sponsored two play at the same place, which were much enjoyed by the capacity crowd which attended. Mr. and Mrs. Ludo Orleve and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Manning were din ner guests Friday evening of Mrs Frank Manning and Mis Dency Man ning. Friday evening the Prospect high school, grade school and town basket ball team played the Butte Fall teams at Butte Palls. The high school and town team were defeated but the grade school won lta game. Sat urday evening the grade school team again was victorious over the Oold Hill grade team at Prospect. The health extension unit held It regular month meeting Tuesday after noon at the Prospect hotel. Mrs. Mary Orleve and Dewey Kill spent Monday in Medford and Mr. and Mrs. He ton Orleve and Mrs. Ella Horrlot apent Tuesday shopping and attending to business matters In the same city. Miss Louis Robertson enrolled In the Prospect school Monday. She 1 staying with her grandmother. Mrs. Katie Orleve. Mrs. Bruce Orleve returned Janu ary 30 from Sandusky. Ohio, where ahe had been the guest of her mother sine before Ohxlatma. Eagle Point EAGLE POINT, Feb. 9. (Spl.) Oeorge Holmes and Tom Riley are building a new bridge across Butte creek at th. Kamm plac., otherwise known as th Ward place, to replaot th. ons waahad out during the high water the first of January. Harry Carlton drove to Eagl. Point from Aahland laat Saturday, where h. m.t his wlf., who has been visit ltig st th Herbert Carlton home at Prospect for som tlm. They return ed to Ashland the following day. Orln Adajnson stsrted on the foun dation of his new house last week. Mr.. Chas. Rodarmel Is In th. Com munity hospital in Medford. suffer ing from s broken leg, just above th. ankle, which she sustained th. first of last week when ah. slipped on a rug and fell. It It reported that ah. Is getting .long as well as can b. .xpected at thl. time. Clarence Robtnett retururd to hla business at Florence th. latter part of last week, slur pending a lew day. with his mother. Mrs. Wes. Chil dr.th, who Is III. Mr.. Rotoinett re mained to car. for Krs. Chlldr.lb. Mrs. Llxxl Pearc and Mies Haiti Hewlett hate been 111 with colds for Ui vast week. Prospect Mrs. Wm. Brown, accompanied oy her mother, Mrs. Royal Brown, drove j to phoenix last Sunday, where they called on Mrs. Cora Morgan, a former i resident of Eagle Point. Her many ' friend around here will be glad to t learn that she haa entirely recovered j from the illness from which she suf-; fered most of last summer. Mr. Smith put a new roof on Mrs. Campbell's garage last week. The H. E. club held a very pleas ant meeting at the home of Mrs. Roy 3mlth last Wednesday. Mrs. Esther Brooks and two chil dren of Portland are here visiting with her grandmother and aunt, Mrs. Saruh and Hattle Howlett. The Clvlo Improvement club will hold its regular meeting Thursday afternoon in the club room. Mr. and Mrs. John N orris and granddaughter, Miss June, spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Hen derson and Mrs. R. A. Smith. Mrs. Smith returned home with them. Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Brophy of the Canal ranch called on friends in Eagle Point last Sunday while on their way to the Hanley ranch above Lake Greek. Donald Ashpole and Bertland Stan ley attended the basketball game in Medford last Friday evening. The roof of the putman house caught fire Monday afternoon, but due to the early discovery and quick ac tion of a neighbor, the blaze was soon extinguished with but little damage being done. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stanley. Ted Sea. man and Ross Kline returned Sun day from a business trip to Spokane, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. wm. Perry, accom panied by Mrs. Dollle Moo maw and Clarence Day, called on Mr, and Mrs O. A. Lawson of the Long Mountain district last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Henderson were dinner guests of Miss Ruth Nelson at the Roy Stanley home last Frl day evening. Vic Sparks ot Eugene and Miss Ruth Nelson called on the Hendersons last Thursday evening. The i.ext meeting of the Eagle Point Town send club will be held in the Grange hall, February 10, at 8 p. m. A big meeting la being plan ned, with entertainment and refresh ments. It la hoped that everyone will come, whether they are Townsend- ltes or not. Come, listen, and Judge for yourselves. I OLD AGE PENSIONS OLYMPIA. Peb. 5. Iff') Washing ton state will receive more than toOO.- 000 from the federal detlclenoy bill to expand Its old age peualon, to da pendent children and blind pension programs, charlea P. Ernst, director of the publlo welfare, said today. Th. money will be given to the state for welfare needs from Februury 1 to June 80, Ernst said. The old age penalon fund will re ceive $312,000 from the government, which will pay half th. cost. Th. number of pensions will M Increaaeil wlthltr the next few weeks. Th. names of those to be added to th. rolls will be drawn from the 43,000 applicants now in file About .318,000 of the federal mon ey will be used for ild to dependent children. The counties will pay .250, -000 for th. five-month period and the state .400,000. i SEARS, ROEBUCK SALES LARGEST ICE 1929 CHIOAOO, Peb. 8. P) clears. Roe buck St Co. today reported groes sales for tho fiscal year Just ended were the largest for any year since. 1929. Salea totaled M17.080.4as for th. year January 10. 1939, to January 99, 193", an Increase of 23 percent com pared with 33S.oO3.70fl the previous year. D. M. Nelson, vice-president, recent. ly Indlcsted net profit for last year approximated 130,000,000, equal to about M IS a share on th. outstand ing oommon stock. This compare with 119.020.000, or W.13, th pre vious year. Oregonian Marks 75th Anniversary PORTLAND, Peb. 8. (AP) The Oregonian celebrated It 75th birth day as a dally newspaper Tuesday. Oregon ws two year, old when Volume 1, Number 1 of th. n.w dally was Issued on the morning of Mon. day, February 4, 1M1. Ths paper had been founded as a weekly In 1890. The first edition of th dally, five columns wld, carried two columns of advertising on the flrat page. On gentral store advertised a wide range of equipment, from ox-yokes to seu actlng cheese-presses." Slaying of Loeb Spurs Pen Probe SPRINGFIELD. 111.. Peb. 8. (AP Oovernor Henry Horner offered a fre rein today to a oommlaalon of 18 n Invited to Investlgst a general pn son condition as hi. nnwr to charxsa of lax prison administration which followed the violent death of Richard Loeb In Statevm penlten tiary week ago. Widely known xp tnm many walks of lite wer aaked to replay lm medlat.ly that th Inquiry might start promptly. Mrs. Roosevelt . Not Campaigning WASHINGTON , Feb. 8 (AP) Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt told her pres. conference today ah will not make campaign epaech. "t em not making any campaign speech," ah ssld. "All th speeches that I make ar mad on a non pa.tlsaa beau, so far as that I pose! COURT HOUSE NEWS Furnished by th. Jackson Oountj Abstract Co. lai B SUtn Street Marriage Llrenses. Wlloby Conner and Leota Jacobs. Keith J. Dentnan and Alt Paul. Circuit Court. W. B. Thomas n. Henrr Hiimnkm et al; to quiet title. Harold Elaman. Ed Oalnes aasums business name of "Hogus River Roof ing Company" in Jackson County. Oregon. Blanohe LeClero assumes business name of "Kennell-Kllis studios." Med ford. O. B. Waddell va. Qeonts Hensel- man t uz: for money. Willis Ausland vs. oreen Snritua Lumber Co. et si; damages. O. B. waddel) va. Alice I. HUrh et al: foreclosure. John L. Stark. Barbara Ross. Otto J. Frohnmayer Incorporate as "Davcr Jones Locker. Inc." Medford, Oregon. Capital 19.000.00. Qua Newbury ts. Marie Collins e al; damages. Leo J. Clements vs. Delllla A. Clem ents; divorce. Olive Dark vs. wm. H. Dark; di vorce. C. P. Strathouse, Roy Leonard dis solve assumed name ot "Medford Neon Sign Oo." Medford. Warren O. Clarke assumes business name of "Medford Neon Sign Co." Medford. Elmer Herrted assumes business name of "Real Estate Exchange," Med ford. Charles K. Tcmner assumes business nam. of "DeWltt Taxi," Aahland. Probate Court. Estate of Prue M. Plett, deceased: probate. Estate of Jan. Kent, deceased: pro bate. Eatate of Ludnda Peek, deceased; probate. Real Estate Transfer.. James virtue to L. E. Johnson; O W. D. to land In Sec. S in Tp. 7 S. R. 1 W. Barbara Jennings to John Black ford et ux: W. D. to 2 acre. In DLO 7fl In Tp. 37 8. R. J W. Benefit Savings It Loan Associa tion to Benefit Corporation; W. D. to tract on Hasel St., central Point: Lot 1, Blk. 92; Lot 4, Blk. 48 (part); Lot 1, Blk. 43: Lou 6 and 7. Blk. SI; Lots B, , 7, Blk. 98, and Lota 13 and 14, Conetraot Tract all In Town of Cen tral Point; Lota 1, 2, 3, 4, S, fl, Blk. 2; Lot. 9, 10, 11. 12, Blk. 80; Lots 14 and II; W!4 Lot 18 In Blk. 12, all In Town of Gold Hill: part of Lot 1, Blk, 3, anr ."act In Phtpps Res. all In City - Midford; W4 Lot 2, Blk. ', City of Ashland: Lot 80. Homstes4 Asaoolitlon Tract and Lots 1 and 2, Bl". 4, Summit Add. to AM.-ud Talen"! Irrigation District to George B, canott; Q, O. D. to Part of NEV4 of Sec. 13 In Tp. 83 S. R. 1 W. and WH f NW!4. Sec. 18. Tp. 88 S. R. IE. . Blanch. B. Oanode to Welborn Bea ton et ux: w. D. to part of NEV4 of Sec. 18 in Tp. 38 8. R. 1 W; W of StlVi. Sec. 18. Tp. 38 8. R. 1 E. O. H. Corey et ui to Virgil B. Haw ley; W. D. to tract on Pin. St. In City of Medford. H. O. Stock at ux toR. W. Conger .t ux: W. D, to Lot 8, Blk, 88, city of Medford. Owen-Oregon Lumber Sales Com pany to Blanche Klnoald: W. D. to SEVi of KEH. Sec. 83; BWK ot See. 84, all In Tp. 38 9R.ll Oeorge P. Owing, at ux to A. J. Ballard et ux: W. D. to Lots In Blk. 3, earner Jt a shin's Second Addition to Rogue River. Clarence a ray et ux to Ralph R. Ooode: W. D. to land In Sec. 37, Tp 82 S. R. 1 1. W, M. , W P. Isaac, to J. P. Naume. et ux; W. D. to Lot 8, Blk. 1, Oaklawn Adl tlon, Medford. O. C. foung to Bullion Mountain, Inc., q. O. D. to SW of NW, NVr of BW, Sec. 28. Tp. 83 8. R. i W. SALES IAX AIDS OLYMPIA. Wash. Feb. 8. (UP) Receipts of Washington's 193S rev enue act, which became effective May 1, exceeded 812,000,000 up to February 1, more than th most optimistic Mtlmatc, But Treas urer otto A, Case reported today. Improved business conditions were credited with th Increase In re turns. Prlnolpfil revenue source was th two per cent genera) sales tax. Oas. ssld that 89,938,818 had been paid Into th general school fund, 13,123390 to relief, 32.280.3M to th stat general fund, 8411,498 to Uni versity sf Washington, 3S4.M9 to Waahlngton Stat oolteg. 331.438 to B e 1 1 1 n g h a m normal, 89,338 to Ctxinay normal, 333,304 to Bllens b'jrg normal, f Keep Vets Names Off Sucker Lists SALEM. Feb. 8. (AP) Name, of veterans having mad loans from th World War Veterana' stst aid com mission do not comprise a "sucker list." and will not be available tor us by mall order houses or other oonoerns. J.rrold Owen, executive sec. ratary, announced today. The veteran.' onrumleslon was be ing deluged with applications for th list of names tine th bonus act was pa seed by congress. CANARY SHOW DELAYED BY EASTERN COLD SNAP NEW YORK, Peb. 6(AF) The sec ond annual xh!blt!on ot th Amer ican Canary Brdr asaoolstlon was postponed today, Mora than 40 ot the .mall singers hare died of th. Intense oold od many othr wera made lit. Some of tnm had been brought from a far away as Oregon and Taxes to 0 shown and h.ard.