MEDFORD MATT, TRfRUXE. MEDFOUD. OTiEOON". FRTDAV, FFT3RTTART 2S, 1936.
PAAE THREE
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Phone 75
FOR WANT ADS
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Glasses In front of Girls'
Community Club. Call 859.
LOST If dog Is missing, call 1516.
WANTED FEMALE HELP
WANTED Girl for general house
work. Call 1129-J-
WANTED Unlncumoered woman for
general housework and care of two
children; room board and spend
ing money. References required.
714 S. Oakdale or Phone 941 -J.
WANTED SITUATIONS
EXP. SEAMSTRESS wanta dressmak
ing, alterations, repairs. Tel. 359-J.
113 Cottage.
WANTED--MISCELLANE0US
WANTED Men's laundry, washed and
Ironed, 76c dozen. Tel. 503-J
WANTED To rent or buy Master's
Electric Incubator. 1021 W. 9th St.
WANTED Fresh milk goat. Write to
Box 686. Mall Tribune.
WANTED A 3-plece orchestra to
play at Dutch Mill, Klamath Junc
tion. WANT TO BUY Springer heifers.
Ralph Wilson, Central Point. Tel.
111-x-l.
WANT to borrow 41800 on fine home
on Rogue river and highway.
BROWN 41 WHITE, Realtora.
We oav cash for household goods,
furniture "and Ttoves We also buy
metals, hides, pelts, wool and mo-
hair. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE.
27 N. Orape St. Phone .062.
WANTED Cook stoves, heaters, bed
springs, mattresees. . ay-jo-. "n- :
tarv L-ouchea and cote or whit
have you? We pay cash or exchange
VEW DEAL FURN. EXCHANGE
423 E. Main St.
WANTED
FURS FURS FURS
Highest cash price paid for raw fun.
Complete line of traps on sale.
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
27-29 No. Grape St.
Medford.
JUNK-
JUNK
WANTED
CASH PAID for inner tubes, lo per
lb. up. Rags, cotton and wool, up
to 5c per lb. Scrap iron, small or
large lota; slao all other metala ol
all decnptlons.
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
37 No. Orapej phone 1062.
FOR RENT HOUSES
FOR RENT 5 room furnished house
435.00. Phone 534-H.
FOR RENT 4 -roo m house In Phoe
nix. V. acre ground. 410. Attractive
home near Junior high, wood cir
culating heater. $20. Other homes
at Medford and vicinity from $14
up. 126 E. Main. Phone 195, or
1147-W after 6 p. m.
FOR RENT 6-room furnished hous-t,
at 821 N. Central, 427.60 per month,
water furnished.
ruRNISHED house for rent, 42",;
water paid. Inquire 1216 Locust.
FOR RENT Reliable adults. 5-room
modern house. Call at 620 Dakota
Ave
FURNISHED house. 4 rooms, bath
snd sleeping portch. $25. 529 8.
Orape. Phone C. A. DeVoe.
FOR RENT 6 -room modern furnish
ed house, close In. Phone 457-J.
FOR RENT Homes, furnished or
unfurnished BROWN Jt WHITE
4-ROOM furnished house for rent,
electric range Inquire 305 south
Oskdale
FOR RENT BOARD ROOM
BOARD AND ROOM, rstea reasonable
at 716 E. Mam.
BOARD Home-cooked meals served
in private home. Reasonable rate
Near business district, 23 N. Orange
St. Phone 1473-X.
ROOM BOARD Home cooked
m-nls 25 per month 3f' N Htii'i
FOR RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
FOR RENT Pleasant room for gen
tleman, close in; bath. grage. 409
E. Main.
FURNISHED rooms In new. modem,
well heated home; garage. Phone
1586-Y.
TWO ROOMS, prlvite residence, well
located: steam hest. garage, reaaon
tole. 1311 W. Main.
ATTRACTIVE rooms. 4Q4 9 Orspe
FOP. RENT-APARTMENT?
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FURNISHED API'S Phone 679-X
ikPAiirillaNTS lot res-, J4 Ai?.4.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
FOR RENT 3 room furnished apt.,
lights, water; 115.00. 616 N. Central.
FOR RENT 5-room apt., partly
fvirn. Close In. 20 S. Fir.
FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT Garden with fruit and
berries. Tools furnished. 121 Cot
tage. FOR RENT A diversified orchard on
shares. BROWN ti WHITE. Realtors
FOR EXCHANGE
FOR SALE OR TRADE Console VIC-
trola and 3-A Eastman kodak with
case. trlDod: Corona portable type
writer and case. Will trade all or
part for hogs, cowa, wood or grain.
Bostwlck, Box 40, DeBarr Ave.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Jonathan $P
plo 15o and 35c a box. Call at Ala
Vista Packing house between 9 and
4 o'clock. Bring own boxes.
FOR EXCHANGE REAL
ESTATE
COAST PROPERTY FOR TRADE 14
acres, good buildings, water piped
soil: about M mile from beach and !
highway. L. o. rwatui, aua
Main. Phone 365.
WILL TRADE good 4r acres wtlh nice
home for Medford. BROWN Si
WHITE. Realtors.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS Sev
eral good farms, both large and
small, convenient terms. Call at
Jackson Hotel, Saturday, Sunday
or Monday. C. A. Barnes, fleldman
for Federal Land Banx.
NEAT bungalow home at 439 Co
lumbua Ave.. Medford. only 4800.
Inquire at 425 Columbus Ave. or
V. D. Miller, 240 E. Main St., Ash
land, Ore.
FOR SALE Bargain, 280 acres land.
Inquire J. B. Andrews. 81 N. Orape
St., Medford.
FOR SALE Smal house, close In,
Inquire 508 Palm St.
WHEN you think of real estate think
of BROWN & WHITE.
HOLDERS OF BONUS CERTIFICATES
We have several properties which
we can aell on easy terms and
which can be optioned to holdera of
bonus certificates until certtflcalea
are cashed.
BROWN WHITE. Realtors.
104 W. Main, Medford.
HOUSES for aale or rent. Jackson
county Bldg and Loan A&s'n.
FOR SALE By owner, 10 to 80-acre
tracta. irrigated Bear creek bottom
land. ' mile from Medford; excel
lent for gardening. Phone 1524-L
FOR SALE POULTRY
AND EGGS
HANSON and Hollywood W. L. chicks,
heavv laying strains; large, vlgor-
oua chicks 9c; Rocks and Rods 10c.
Send for catalog. Jenks Hatchery,
Tangent, Oregon.
AUSTRA-WHITE hatching eggs. A.
P. Jordan, Wagner Creek road. Tal-
SoTMtTSTh 1 yr. old
, Jord.n. -cVeSner Creek road
A. P. Jordan, Wagner Creek road.
.talent,
FOR SALE Lare bronze turkey hen.
line layer, 44.00. inquire 016 N.
Central.
R. t. R. hatching eggs, 50c setting.
T. J. Parsons, Phoenix.
PLYMOUTH ROCK pullets for aaie.
B. w. Ford, Lozler Lane.
HANSON atraln White Leghorn hatch
ing cegs from old hens mated to
cockerela of 275 and better dams.
Phone 19-F-3.
CARLEY POULTRY
FARM
Pedigreed Leghorns,
R. 1. Reds.
Hatching Egga,
Baby Chicks.
FOR BALE LIVESTOCK
1400 LB. GELDING, sound and well
broke. A. P. Jordan, Wagner Creek
road. Talent.
FOR SALE Fresh milk goat. Honlln,
311 Perrydale.
FOR SALE 2 milk cows. Tel. 19-F-22
FOR SALE Morgan aaddle horse, 7-year-old.
W. A. Chllders, Jackson
ville. FOR SALE Full-blooded Plymouth
Rock laying pullets; also cockerels.
Mav's Ranch, Anderson Creek road.
Talent.
TOOGENBURO nanny, fresh two
months: already bred. Box 135, Rt.
2. Raymond Shockley.
JERSEY COW. milking two gallons
now: price 440 00; one Holateln, 5
yeara old. two Jersey springers. R.
6. Coulter, 1 ml. 8. E. Applegate
store.
FOR SALE Sorrel mare. 9 yeara old.
1100 lbs.. $75 00. or trade tor 1400
lb. and pay difference. Call at 313
Al-.ce St.
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
'29 FORD Sport Coupe. A-l condition
thrmwhout, onlv $165 on
PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Dodge and Plymouth.
GOOD USED CARS
LOWEST PRICES IN MEDFORD
1934 Plymouth Sedan.
1930 Dodge D-Luxe Sedan.
1934 Dodtie DeLuxe Coupe.
1933 Chevrolet DeLuxe Sedan.
1933 Plymouth Coupe.
1934 Chrysler Airflow Sedan.
1931 Ford Roadster.
1934 Ford Pickup. '
1933 Plymouth DeUixe Coupe.
Also a number of earlier models at
a very cheap price.
Lot on N rth cor. 6th and Bartlett.
LANGS MOTOR CO.
Si N R:ve-:de T-l U
FOR SALE DOOS PET8
PEmoREED Poller Canaries. Special
prices on pairs Thrasher's. Jack
sonville. Tel 17S.
POLLER rt-arlea 21 8 Riverside
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SAM Oii tie snl aaajon
uca. U A. 6a.aU-!, Cl,'-ai Pu.uk.
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
RUMMAGE Saturday. Wonll'( 1
and men's clothing. Some cheap
children's eoate. Open 10 a. m. so :
4 p. m. 248 South Riverside Are.
. -
FOR SALE Buzz-saw In good condl-
tlon. or will trade. 502 Maple.
TTTiTt jTtrrh9ath"
AUCTION f,"''?' ui?'
Sf,mS int. fmS"
ford. Poultry, tools, lots ol lurnl-
n i l5k m a
Oregon Lliestock Auction, t-oi. , i
Oregon Livestock Auction. Col.
H. Dudley, Auctioneer.
LEA VI NO Chairs (50c and 41.001, ganteatlon of the Evana Creek Irrlga
lamp, screen, mattrees, cupboard. . tlon District, and defining the bound
611 East Main. I ariM thereof, dated the 19th day of
FOR SALE-Complete household fur- i
Orape. 1
FLAT-TOP OFFTCE DESK. 412.50:
portable typewriter, 415; trasn '
burner, 48.50; set of harness, 41150;
good cook stove, 410: new drop-,
leaf tables, 43.25; dresser, 46.50; I
high chair. 41.60: extra large rag)
rugs, 44 76 each: Victor radio, table i
model, 48.75: phonograph and 100 I
records, 44.40; Coleman lamp and
lantern, 43.75 each; brooder. 3001
siM, Incubator. 260 size. Al'a Trad-
Ins tVvit JAWxnnvllle HlltnwaV and
Lozler Lane.
ALFALFA SEED, 15c. F. E. Bybee. i
Rt. 2. Medford. Call C. F. Nleder - ;
FOR SALE Barley, 423.00 a ton.
Phone Jacksonville 21-F-ll.
Annies 21- tw
hi i 2 '
I
FOR SALE Delicious
and better. Phone 6
HAY FOR SALE Phone 198-R-l. Mrs.
Mike Hanley.
FOR SALE 1000 lbs. auper-phos-phate,
410. Phone 591-R-3.
FOR SALE Gold "E" flat saxophone,
like new. Cost 4165.00. Will aacrl
ttce for $60 00 cash, phone 213 or
call 320 E. Main.
FERTILIZER Any imount.
116 S. Fir. Phone 1648-X.
cheap.
FOR SALt-apray rig. roroson trao-
ThLkSS- f.re".
ARtrRRAl, trood used "MoClanahan"
incuoatora. 34u-egg aiu. oiu-eyj ,um ..c.ouj s,c v-v v,re -420.
reconditioned, tested and sold l deralgned haa been appointed admln
complete. McClanahan Inc. Co , j lstrator of estate of above named de
360 West I3th St., Eugene. Ore. ceased and all persons having claims
. . - ! against said estate are required to
FOR SALE God Newtown apples at ' present the same, with proper vouch-
cheap prices. Inquire sgooei 6E uay ,
Packing House. South Fir St.
RED and green apples. 35c box and
up. 701 W.' llth.
A REAL BUY
Large alze Ex. Fancy Cornice In
lugs 41.00
Newtown apples In lugs .14
Bring your own ontalnera.
AMERICAN FRUIT GROWERS. tNC
313 So. Fir St. Medford. Ore.
Phone 926.
FOR SALE Crown feeds: land plaa
ter: Aero Superphosphate; Case
farm machinery Ftnley Implement
Co.. central Point.
TYPEWRITERS Blerma 116 N. Cen
tral. Phone 282.
FOR SALE Baleo oat hay ground
alfalfa and oat hav loose alfalfa
hay C A. DeVoe, Phone 533-J-2
BUSINESS CHANCES
-
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Other
buslness forces owner to sell beau-
tlful Tourist Camn. cabins, general
score. service station, muutiu buu
fully equipped, on Rogue river and
highway. A real going business.
Terms. Sec Geo. Fields. Richfield
Oil Co.. Medford.
MISCELLANEOUS
wrLL PARTY who took Quaker lunch '
cloth by mistake from Wurta Shop 1
Thursday morning please pnone ,
406-J-l.
MAGAZINE subscriptions. Have takan
over magazine business of Prue
Angle Piatt. Can offer money-aav-Ing
price. Teachers' msgazlnea a
specialty. Kate Angle Gaddls, 609
East Main.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
JACKSON COUNTY
ABSTRACT CO.
Abstracts it Title and
Title Insurance, The
only complete Title
S y a t e m In Jackaon
County.
MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstract
of Title. Rooms 3 and 6, No. 32
Nort h Central A ve.. upstairs.
Long Distance Moving
LARGE VAN serving Calif., Oreg. and
Wash. poli.te, semi-monthly trips.
Fully insured. Martin Bros. 701 S
6th St.. Orants Pass Tel. 146-J.
Money to Lend
MONEY LOANED 450 to $300 for
personal or household purposes on
House Furnishings or Autos: also
Cars Refinanced. Loans closed
within 30 mlnutea. License No. 8
157. See W. E Thomas, 45 So. Cen
tral. Radio Service.
Grunow Radio.
RADIO ELECTRIC SERVICE
Ira E Chaataln.
Phone 470. 205 W. Jackaon St.
Tilhea, A-rlftla. Repairing.
Transfer.
REINKINO TRANSFER CO. Lonj
distance hauling. Furniture, cattle,
anything. Ill N, nr. Phone 1033
C. Stuart.
EADS TRANSFER 6t STORAGE CO
Office 1016 No. central. Phone 815
Prices right. Service guaranteed.
TRUCKINO AND STORAGE - Local
and long distance hauling, furni
ture murine, etc. Reasonable rate
Tel. 83i. r. t uru-oo Co.
HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack
era ana movera. Special Uvea took
moving equipment. Prloee right.
ei9 North Rlversid- Phone 615
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of Election In Evans creek
irritation District.
Tc the Electors of Ivans Creek Irri
gation District:
Pursuant to an order of th County
Court duly entered on the 19th day of
February. 1936. you and each of you
are hereby notified that an election
I will be neid in the proposed Cvans
creek IrrUatlon District for the pur-
: puee ut aetermUUitg wJutbet Ol oai
said district shall be organised on the :
21at day of March. 1936. in the Evans
Valley Schoolhouse. District No. 63.
at Wlmer, Oregon, between the hours
C 8:00 o'clock a m. uid 4:00 o'clo-'l
p. m.
The ballots for aald election shall
i contain the words Irrigation District
,yM lna irngtuon District No, or
RWr(U thereto. I
Three director for aald irrigation
district shall be elected at aald elec-
; tlon.
I Th bounderv line of asld proposed '
Irrigation District la de- '
nd apeclflcally set forth In the
, . . ...v. t
WUV Ml Vile V.UUUb)f WW, Ul uovkavn
County In the Matter of the Or- !
reoruary, itfao, ana luea in wm ouivd
of the County Clerk of Jackson Coun-
set forth in said order Is by reference
to the order of said County Court,
o. R. carter.
County Clerk of Jackson
(covu.ty Seal.) O. R. CARTER,
Notice to Ciedltors.
in the County Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Jackson
in the Matter of the Estate of P. S.
Anderson. Deceased.
VotlB ! VturAhw olvan fchat th nn- '
riinlanwl Pari U7 tnriMwn hB l-bMtn '
appointed Executor of the Estate of
P. S. Anderson. Deceased, by the
county of'tne state of Oregon.
- - .v.. r,rtr.t rtt i.ir.,n ri n
qualified. All persons having claims
? ... r . . ,
against aaia estate are nereoy now- 1 roweu, eo.aa; oieua d. rvx, i. ,
fled to present the same, duly verl- i H. Moore, 41.50; Everet Orlssom, 46.00;
nan ..hi.iiMH ra(ha,mritr.iahn s run an nri' l.uv firtiMOm. 1
signed Executor at Monmouth. Ore-
gon. R. F. D. No. 3, or to Klepper Sj
Imlay. his attorneys. 1517 Yeon Build- I
it Vrtir,.i Ar., mthin Uv .
months from the date hereof.
Dated and first published February !
1936. Date of laat publication,
-viarcn 13. 1936.
EARL W. ANDERSON.
Executor of the Estate ol
P. S. Anderson, Deceased.
KLEPPER & IMLAY,
1517 Yeon Building,
Portland, Oregon,
Attorneya for Executor.
vntlre.
. .Wlr
county for the Sta
Blltch, deceased.
ers. wltnin six months from the date
of this notice, to the undersigned at
the office of H. K. Hanna. 32 North
Central Avenue. Medford, Oregon.
Dated and flrat published February
31st, 1936.
CHARLES F. BLITCH.
Administrator.
RTATEMF.NT
January, 1936.
The following la a schedule of pro-
ppariln nt .tnclrcon rvtitntv Otaonn
showing a list of clalmanra for articles i
and service for whlth the claim .s I wvant. 44.uu; iaa m. ,
made and which were passed upon bv 1 Elizabeth Burbldge, 45 .25: Marie W li
the. County Court of Jackson Countv, '. son, 45.25; Irene Phetteplace, 46.2i;
Oregon, during the month of January. ! Minnie Bellinger, 45.25; Ellle Dallev.
1936. I 45.25; Alta Naylor, $5.25; Mary Hend-
O. R. CARTER. County Clerk. , ricks, 45.25; Cora J. Truox. 45.25: Cora
A. Wilson, 45.26; Pauline Meader,
(Continued from Wednesday) $4.88: Kate Young, $4.88: Grace Pan
ELECTTON FUND I key, $4.88; Edith Butler, $4.88; Dor-
J. W. Pernoll. $1.50; H. W. Wright. ! othea Nellsen, 44.88; Nlda Oatman,
43.60: E. P. Stone, $5.00; Bllllnjra $5.25; H. M. Jacobs, $5.25; Luclllo
Agency, $24.20; Alice M. Hallgren. Croft, 45.25; Lottie Howard. $5.20;
$4.20: H. E. Webb, $.30; H. D. Reed. Lou Elwood, $5.25; Hotel Jackson,
$3.60; I. -H. Howe, 41.40; E. A. Mild- 45.00: C. L. Bullen. 44.87; Vivian Ma-
reth, $2.20; J. J. Trvon. $8.00: H.
Barr. $130. Roy Ashpole, $3.00; John
t. Homer, 4 30; L. H. Wyany, 61.00;
u-nrt-ttn nnHN ainn- n u; nori.
warn. B4 nn- Mnlt Trlhun- 111 9.V
Gertrude Martin, $52.50; Mall Trio- j
use, 414.60: Peoolee Electric. $1.50:
Gertrude M. Ballss. $4.87; R. D. Oaley. !
$4.87; Sadie Stratton. $4.87: Grace
Engle, $4.87; Grace Dickey, 44.87; Ash
land Library. 45.00; Lillian A. Provost,
45.36: Edna Forsyth-. $6.35: Delia M.
Rose. 45,35; Alice A- Pell, 45.35: Geo.
N. Kramer, 45.25; Ouy T. Applewhite..
f ; w. t. mucnni. ea.o; iwuui?
Specht. $5.25: Ethel Putney, $5.23: A
E. Kinnev, $5.25: w. F. Loomls, $5 25;
W. H. MoNalr, $5.25; R. E. Dietrich.
$5.25: J. M. Wagner. $5.25: F. F.
Whittle. $5.25: Q. H. Billings, 65.00;
Mabel Moor, 45 25: J. R. Pittenicr,
45.25; Francea E. Puller. 43.25; Flor
ence L, Pratt, 45.25; Vera Caul, $5.25:
Mail Tribune Daily
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O. A. Price. 5 00: Maude Livingston.
$5.10: Minnie S. Wright, 45 10; Ce -U
pitleld. 5 10; Leone S. Ormond. as. 10:
Lillian Frulan, So. 10; Ralph E.
-, $4.87: Albert
u. joy, 4-o; :
I Blanche Murphy, (4 87; Myrtle May- j
berry, 64 87; Beulsh M. Joy, (4 87: J.1
w. Potter. 5 06: Leah M. Caldwell.
$5 06; Ruth A. Porter, as 06; Anna
Mver. $5 06; Ellen Bllllnua. 43.08:
Marv Alklna. 65.06; Myrtle Miller. :
ao.06; VU-torle Tavemer. 45.06; Pearl :
Easterllng. 45 06; Jean Byers. 45 08; ,
Emma Leslie, 45 88; J. R. McCracken,
64.88: Edith Davenhlll. 44 88: laabell
Lennox. 44 88: Gladya M. Williams,
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tt-DO. .wmjr v"ttc. ts-uu,
seegmlller, 46.75; H. B. Ellis, 46 25:
Ivan Hoekeramlth. 45 25: W. H. Pom- !
eroy. 45 25; C. C. Sanderson, 45 25;
John O'Brien. 47.05: Walter Miller.
45 25; H. B. Brown. 65.25; Thos. Mee. 1
q,. tau, SS 'IV M.rimtvt
Knutien 45.00: A. W. Thomas, 46.00. :
A. R. Klnkade. 45 25; T. H. Elliot,
45.25; Elmer Hopkins. 45.25: F. C.
nronlln. $3.25: Clara Klnkald. 42.50;
' F. S. Carter, $5.25: Fred Homes. 45.73;
Katheryn R. Nell. 45.35; Herman Meim, f. uriooie, eo.ai; . b. ry, u
45.25; Alice oowland. 4535: Fred C. T. Dike. 45 25: Annie E. Brown, 45.35:
Homes 43.50; Geo. R. Brown, 47.05, Carrie B. Brown. 45 35; Norman Mar
Nellie Von der Hellen, 45.05; H. W. , tin, 44.35: E. S. stlnson, 43.50; Emma
Wright. 45.05; Susie E. Hansen. 45.05. i Kyle. 45.44; J. N. Wiley. 45.44: Wlnnl
W. N. Hansen. 45 04: Harrv Wright. ! fred Short, 45.44: Edith Baker, 45.44:
uno. r.. a iMmnnrlKin $4 88: J as- ! Beasle W. McKenzle. 45 .44: W. W. Oreg-
per Tungate. 44.88; E. A. Hlldretii. ;
IM I
train IU
i,. u. palmer, e.oo; Alice iuu
Agnea Head. 45.25; T. A. i
Glass. 45.85: Lola M. Norcroas. 45.35:141.00: Grace Chllders. 45.63; Martha
Elizabeth Scott. 45 35: Emma Gleason.
45.35; John Rose. 45.00; L. N. swam. ,
ainn - p h Moor, e.vs.v Flovd Rosa. 1
43.25'; D. Blumenstein. 45.35; Virginia
.. -. - n ae e. a
$6.00: Ada Owen, 46.00; Vera Kershaw, I
411.00; Fred Dunlap. 45.25: H. E. j
Webb. 47.75: Katherlne Eldred, 45 25; )
o i n'V a M- lottle B Allen. I
45.25: Ruby " C. Tllley, 46.57: W. B.
Norrls. 44.87rE. R. Vocors. 44.87; Sadie
Pearson. 44.8; uust Avgaria. et.oi.
W. B. Norrls, 42.50: Donna Ashpole. j
$5 63; Gertrude Haak, 45.63; Julia
Davis. 65.63; Josephine Holmes. 45.63; i
Edith Weldman, 45.63; Brown and j
linn, o r uin.nt a.1.26: Fairl
mrii-'h as 25: Katie M. Grieve. 45.35:
R. B. Vincent. $3.50: H. L. Carlton
65.25; Jennie Chapman, 45.25; Beth
Bowers. $4.88: Geo. W. Lance, 46.88;
Effle Drummond. 44.88; Lettle Miller,
M 3a. Maud0 noom-helter. 44.88; M.
P. carnev, $o.o; rtena uavis. it.au,
Ida M. Cook. 45.25; Belle Smith. $ 75;
Maiigle Howell, 45.25; Wilbur Klme,
$5.75; A. E. McKay, $5.25: Lulu B
Flck, 45.25; Laura Jones, 45.25; C. C
Petrce, 45.35; Lora A. Janes, 45-Uj:
Florence Stacey. $5.05: Helen Herbert,
$5.05: Malsle Dalley, $6.05; C. H. How.
ell, $6.45; Anna E. Carley, 45.25: Ruth
Stovks, 45 .25; Clara Miller, 45.25; Jes
sie L. Stagg. 45.25; H. H. Hlnderer,
45.25: Claire Hanley, 45.25; Florlne
Severance. 45.25; Ida Wilson. 45.24;
Wesley Hartman. 45.25: Jacksonville
Grange, 42.50; J. B. Wetterer, 45.23;
Emu Brltt, 45.25; Addle Smeta, 45.25;
Mary Godward, 45.25: H. A. Hen
epeter. $5.25; City of Jacksonville,
46.00; Ellen Mever, 45.25; Thos. Stan
ley, 45.25; Lloyd Damon, sy.oo: ama
Short, 45.25; Anna Tonn, 45.35; L. H.
son, $4.87; catnenne uiuevte, tt oi,
Ina Fredericks, $4.87; Conine Mur-
phy, 44.87; Ceroid J. Parker, 45.00;
Anne .1. Rateman. 45.23: Stella Andel-
tnn $5.25: Anna Muchmore.
Nora Olascock. $5.25: Belle Bennett,
$5.25; E. W. Wakefield. 45.00; Lydla
M. Goff. $5.08; Wllhelmlna Newland,
$506; Myrtle Wllaon. 45.06; Om A.
Manning, 45.06; Emma M. Jones,
45.06; T. L. Albright, 46.00; LUIa Ap
plcgate. 45 62: Margaret Lewis, 45.62;
Ethel S. Latham. 43.82: Mattle C.
Schenck, 45.62; Violet Daley. 45.63;
M. E. Putnam, 45.00: Geo. H. Luy,
$5.25: R. L. Taylor. 46.25: Rose Kyle,
45.25: R. M. Burnham, $5.25; Helen
M. Dixon, $6.35: Flora A. White. $6 38;
Gladya Jewett, $6 38; Mary C. Oravea.
$6.38: Bertha Forncrook, $11.38; W. E.
.lewett. 46.3B: J. M. Klrkpatrlck, $4 83,
Luclnda Hubbard, 44 88; E. c. uaoau,
44.88: Susan Schmidt. $4.88: Nora
Cross-Wcrd Puzzle
7. Glistens
8. Assemblage of
cnitle
9. Strange
10, Jllndu cymbals
11. Crnfty
17. Bilsted
19. Expert
22. Nolsa
23. Chllb
companions
24. Kind of meat
E5. Frozen dessert
27. Gained the
control over
29. Between.
prefix
30. Endeavor
31. Kesret
.12- Shaft of light
U. Itead
"7. Jteserter
39. Adult and
usually
winged form
of a.) Inaaot
40. Part of a
wooden Joint
41. Bewilder
42 Festival
43. Hold bark
44, Australian bird
4&. Apropos
40. Pncooked
I. loellrRl nam
for
Jerusalem
1. AtlthnrltMv
example
. Off
S. In what way
Ornamental
ring- for the
ankle
ISCTSIHPI
; Klrkpatrlok. M M: Woods Lumber
j Co., 45 00. Elta M. BannUh, 15.44: A.
j J. Anderson. $6.64; Edith Brandt,
Ste-($5.44; Grace Thompson, 15.44: Bessie
u. uau, io h; ooy scout, eo-uu; -
rel Anderson, $5 06: J. W. Shirley.
65.36: Sylvia Shreve, 15.06: Holllsu.
Parks, 65 06; Mary Jennings. 65.06: H.
H. Young, $7 .50; Thelma WUlllams,
65.55; Edna Bryant. 65.24; Maude Dla-
ney, 45.25; Mary Colvln, 45 36; Oer-
trude McKay, 45.25: Ouy Uavla. 45.00;
Carrie Rlchert. 65.25; Alberta C. Mor-
row, 43 25: Blanche A. Powell. 415 25:
Mary E. Sleeter, 45.25; Ulllan B. John-
son. 45.23; W. O. McCulaton. 45.25;
ri. - a. - a n,i, m,h i.
. vj u. .........
Thompson, 45.25: Nellie Roberts, 45 25;
Grace Cov. 45 25: W. R. Bullock, 45 00;
Loretta Coy, 45.25: A. D. Curry, 45.35;
Llbble A. Root. 45.35; Elva Mitchell.
45.25: Caroline Leader, 45.26; Neva
Rtltion aR OO ("trace EiiWanlS. 45.35:
Marie D'Alblnl. 4535; Ruth Leclerc,
45.35; F. A. Dlnamore, 44.25; Pearl M.
Gray, 45.35; Margaret O. Gould. 45.44;
Florence Blase, 45.44; Lena Roseberry,
65.44: Harriett Loom Is. 45.44; Marlon
ory. 44.88: D. W. Bee be. 45.58: Herald
ucuuu, " ,,, -
E. c. Hamilton, aa.oe; naiei Aiaini,
B. Luke. 410.8.: Myrtle wnson, so oj.
C. A. Myers, 45.63: Emily Myers, 45.63
Emll Andren. 45.25: Everett Ftnley,
45.25; Thos. E. Bell. 45 25; Lou V.
nwu.t, ) Ml U n it a., a.V
r.t..v,, ... .... - -
C. C. Hartley. 44 50: Geo. H. Drake,
44.50: Cornelia Barnes. 44.50: ray
Carver, 44.50: R. C. Ward, 44 50: W.
D. Barnes. 45.00; P. A. Daugherty.
$5.25; John E. Roberts. 47.25; Tlios.
W. Williams. 45.25: T. J. Fish. 65.25;
Bert Stancllffe. 45.75; Geo. Drakj.
45.00: C. W. DeCarlow, 412.00: W. A.
v. uU,u a.n..,
Mary E. Hunter. 44.50; Virginia Cox,
$4 50: Harry L. White. 66.00: Sam L.
Sundry. 48.30; Myrtle McGregory,
66.00; J. M. Whipple. 4.00; Richard
Scott. 46.00: Mra. R. H. Moore. 45.00;
Mary Conner. 45.25; C. W. Isaacs,
45.55: J. S. Lydtard, $5.35: Maude i.
Upp. 45.J5: Ella Rogers, 45 25; O. C
Hoher, 45.00: Geo. MoDonotujh. 48 95:
M. A. SchulE, 45.35: S. S. Abbott
$1025: Albert strauaa, 45.35: O. E.
Lyman, $5.35: Clara Munael, 44 87;
A. 8. Klelnhammer. 44.81: Mary Klein
hammer, 44.8r Chaa. Dtinlord, 44.87;
Irene Crump, 47.07: Lovella M. Long,
$5.63; W. A. Stratton, 48 63; NeUle
Borg. 45.63; Edith coohran, 45.63: K.
C. Oardner. 45.62; City of Talent.,
43.00; D. C. Qoddard, 45,44: Partheua
S. Terrlll, 45.44: Maude Bailey, 45.44;
Colteen Newbry, 45.44: Pearl Bar
low. 45.44; J. R. Roblaon, 45.00; E.
Pelle, 45.25: Ralph Wataon, 45 35: B.
B. Swindler. 45.35; M. E. LeDlew.
$5.25: I. H. Howe. 410.35: Wayne Aah,
43.40: Chaa. Hamilton, 46.37; Glen
smitn. 9l.il, Itay vuenu.cimr, via,,
W. C. Prult. 4647: P. S. Matheny
48.37; Mra. C. M. Ruch, 47.50: Newt
Lewis, 44.87; Ola Copule, 47.07; rrea
Dorn, 44 87; C. W. euly. 44.87; E.
Plnley. 47.87; O. P. Smith. 45.35: A
V. Carlton. 46.05: M. P. Young. 45.45:
O. A. Bdwanda, $5.35; C. W. Andera.
aj.25: J. w. Blrkhoiu. 41.50: John
Trefren, 48.62: E. D. Thompaon, $5.83:
M. A. Neathammer. $5.63; p. o. areen,
wood. 45.63: Lloyd Beera, 45.63; Co
nst.. Johnaon. 45.00: Walter D. Clark.
45.63; Fred Pettlgrew, 4713: Jennie
Lamb, $5.62; oeo. cummona, vo.o.;
O. P. Layton, $6.63: School Dlat. 47.
rent, $3.00; Med'ord Fuel Co.. $3.60;
Chaa. B. Oay, 43.00: Edith Southwlck,
43.00; Laura Marx. 43 00; Davie Trana
Jer Co., 445.60; Whittle Traneler Co..
449.80; Mra. E. D, Beery, 46.00
Alta Ntylor, 4-76; Zera Dahack.
$9.00; Geo. B. Browu, 46.00; C. H. Pey
ton, $3.00; Harry Terwllllnjter, 49.00;
Roy Snooks. 412.00; Robert Humphrey,
$6.00; Jack Hollenbeak. $3.00; W.
Conner. $3.00; A. T. Boothby. 43.00;
Harry Dletrlck, 413.00; Mlna Trefren,
$8.00: Oeo. Sherman, $6 00; M. Wln
nlnRham, $6.00: W. R. Lamb, 48.00;
Joe Wattenburg, 49 00; Everett Cuih
man, 43.00; R. W. Rose, 40.00; A. E.
Edmondaon. $15.00; J, W. Chleholm.
4-1.00; Bud Schulz, 4000; David
Thompaon. 49 00; C. D. Moore, 40.00:
Walter Fry. eo.uu: Hoy onooaa, io.uu;
Frank Decker, 46.00; Marlon Dunlap,
43.00; Anton Ring, 440.00: R. li.
Sleeth, 43.00; E. D. Beery, 46.00: J.
W. Adklns, 49 00: Erneat Olbaon.
43.00; F. J. Rlppey, 46 00; Bert Rip
pey, 412.00: D. E. Nlckeraon, $3 00;
E. M. Case, $9.00: Leonard Lake,
415.00; Earl Hart, 433,00: Alpha Ar
thur, 43.00; Ben Oswald. $37.00: J.
Woodcock. $9 00; A. O. Lawaon. $13.00:
Floyd Kelly, 43.00; Joe Shoemaker,
43.00; W. J. Schulti. $3.00: C. F. Roeae.
415.00; Tom Cook, 43.00; W. J. Beagle.
416.00; Walter Church, 43.00; Vernon
Hopklna, 487.00; K. E. Eggleeton.
43.00; Louis Blaaa, $3.00; Fred Fraln,
$3.00; Harry Oliver, $3.00; J. R. Wil
liams, $9 00; O. F. Wrlflht, 437.00; Ed
Cook, 46.00; T. E. Jackaon, 46.00; H.
L. Kubll, 43.00; Alvln MoMaater,
49.00; P. A. Henry, 43.00; P. L. Hulae,
$3,00; Lloyd Duasenverry, 43.00; E. W.
Inmann, 43 00; Fred Flok, 40.00; Earl
V. Kln, 43.00; Lloyd Walch, 43.00;
R. M. Hargrave, 43 00; William Cooper,
46.00; Dan Rummel, 43.00; Gerald
Buck, 40.00; H. H. Helms, 46.00; Chaa
Edler, 43.00; M. O. Dean, 43.00; Lloyd
Waloh, 43.00: Ivan Farmer, 46.00: O.
F. Rlgel. 43 00; Jamea Chlaholm, 43.00-.
Chaa. Nutter. 43.00: Jack Sullivan,
49 00; Jamea Greene, 4300: Lou la Culy,
43.00. -s,
ROADS
Secretary State, 41,00; Woodbury
Company, 444.90: Big Plnea Lumber
Co., 4963.89; Woods Lumber Co.,
4395.33: Paul B. Rynnlnft. 414.90; Col-
year Motor Sale. Co.. 426.07; Loreni
Co., 427.00; pacllic Motor '.Tanaporc,
$8 40; Big Plnea Lumber Co., 4191.84;
J. C. Penney Co., 476: Ballou and
Wright, 433 53; Robertson Hdw. Co.,
414.67: Zellerbach Paper Co., 43.16;
! Air Reduction Sale. Co., 410456: J. E.
Haaelllne Co., 412.74; Railway Eapreaa.
$66.36: Pacific Machine Tool Steel Co,
$21 23; C. Z. Boyden, $116.50; Delbert
Clifford, $390: Byron Seaman, $7.88,
Lester smith. 48.00: D. L. Huff, 435 20:
Chsa. Blltch, 41795: Percy Haley,
4110.00; L. J. Blgham. 494.00; Jim
Merrltt. 40J.75: W. M. Tethrow.
4101.00; Henry Meyer, 491 60: R. H.
Heath, 458 55; Ray Moore. 43 09; Roy
Rodgere, 4149; L. L. Main, au.eo;
Clarence Miller. 411. 68; A. C. Miller,
$3 58; W. R. Watklna. 410.76; Harry
Chriatensen, 44,77; Milton Orlfflth,
45 06; A. A. Walnlff, $8 96; Ralph Mer
rltt, 69160; Rudy Weldman, 463 75;
Lloyd Clngcade, 610.76; Alvln Orebb,
610.76; Wm. Hurst, 43.68: Ralph
Hurst. 43 58; Lsster Throckmorten,
$110,00: Earl Ulrlch, 47.17; Ed Cow.
den, $19 13: Bl I Blgham, 44.49; Wm
Ho.fft, 49.17: T. J. Hoefft, 431,51;
Walter Sherld, 419.13: C. E. Slmonds.
$9.66: R. B. Vincent, $3748; John
smith. $11.95: Provost Brother.. 41.50;
H. r. Holbrook. $139.16: White Motor
Co. $2133: Medford Water Depart
ment, 44.11: Timber Product Co.,
$1.20: Hubbard Brother. 421. .7;
Medford Concrete Const. Co., 4136.39;
Calif. Oregon Power Co.. 476J2; 0. t
Galea Auto Co., $2 69: Medford Hard
ware Co., 6 66: Paclfle Motor Trans
port, 43 33: Lewis Super service. 46.19:
Austin Western Machinery Co . $54 15;
Ballou and Wright, 43713. alt Re
duct'on Sale Co., 46 79; W. L. Chll.
dreth, 43 35: Hubbard Wray Com
pany, $.16 60: Oeneral Tool Co., 43 44;
Whit Motor Co . 419 69: Lyal Her
man. 64986: Brirl Bryant, 41195; C.
r- Nichols, IMVW UocUoo, 47-17.
Wm. Eden, 17.17; Wesley Hartman.l
$83.50; Wm. Bruin. 1103.74: Wm. Fox.
$68.58: Clifford Oarvln. $57.36; Fred
West, $9.17: Thos. Roseberry. 154 .00,
R. J. Rlnebarger, 1115.00; F. E. Jen
kins. $95.76: R. N. Finney, $88 00; W.
Burbldge, 688.00; Oene Hooper,
4102.00: Chaa. Oonva. 4113.74: Ed Still-
well, 4102.00; H. C. Dooms, 47540:
Gale Moulton. 484.00; D. O. Modrell,
401.77; H. E. Tolle. 471.81; W. L. Tolle.
433.64: L. B. MoKlnnls. 471.82: Ja-k
Fortln. 466 00; C. L. Smith. 442 00;
Don Fredericks. 47.17: Jack Thresher.
438 30; 8yd Brown, 42.25: Truscon
Steel Co., 437.01; Day end Nile.
429.06: L. C. arlmf, 4125; Porter
Lumber Co.. 450.00; Medford Service
station. 46.94: Knox Lumber Co,
48 25: T. H. Simpson, 61 40; Med'ord
Lumber Co., 44 55; Llttrell parts Co.,
6160.83: Barnum Machine Shop, 46
KMnnmv I.Mmha, fVv IQ 30'' Pl
oo;
Economy Lumber Co., 40.29; Pierce
Auto Freight Llnea. 45.50: B. F. Van
Dyke, 43.70: Fred Barneburg, 43.50,
National Hospital Association, 437.39;
Parson's Machine Shop, 412 00.
Antelope
ANTELOPE, Feb. 27 (Spl) Mr.
and Mra. Hollla Burton and aona
visited Mr. and Mra. B. K. Rlggs Fri
day, February 31.
Mrs. Jim Beck and Mra. BUI White,
assisted by Mrs. Lester Bradahaw en
tertained, the Ladlea' Social club on
February 19. Thoae present were
Meedamea Dot Dutton, Myro Blgham,
Laura Blgham. Anna Davlea. Louisa
Cireb., Gertrude Oreb, Velma Wood.
Ruby Rlggs, Nell Von der hellen.
Margaret Bradahaw, and the hoet-
aea, Mra. Beck and Mra. White.
Mra. Marcla Erlckaon attended tne
Ladlea' Social club In the afternoon
after closing school.
S. W. Balra, father of Mra. Ruby
Rlggs, delivered the Ice cream for
the meeting held at the Brownsboro
store February 15. The cream waa
donated by the Orover dairy of Med
ford. Mr. and Mra. Hollla Burton and
aona were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mr. Bill Blgham February 13.
The people of Antelope were deep
ly ahocked to learn of the death of
Ted Seaman of Eagle Point, aa he
waa well known In this district. The
sympathy of the community la ex
tended to Mrs. Seaman and children.
Thoae from Antelope who attended
the funeral of Ted Seaman Sunday
were Elbert Blgham, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Hatlett, Mr. and Mra. Wallace,
McDowell and son Jamea, Mrs. Sarah
Riley and son Tom, Fred Dutton,
Bill Wattenberg, Mr. and Mrs Jack
Wood, Earl Yorton, Harve Stanhy.
John Oreb, Mr. and Mrs. Jessie and
Mr. and Mra. B. K. Rlggs.
Between three and four Inchea of
anow fell here the night of the 33'd.
Mr. and Mra. Bob Lindsay and
daughter called on Mr. and Mrs. B.
K. Rlgga the evening of February 23.
4
Talent
TALENT. Feb. 28. (Spl.) The
Crater Lake Camp Flro Olrl met
In the library at the school Tues
day evening. Officer elected for
the year were: President, Earlene
Wlthroe; vice-president, LaVelle Ma
eon; secretary, Lydla Mae Baylor;
treaaurer, Hilda Marty: sergeant-alarms,
Agnea Lacy; mualclan, Lucille
Young. The glrla are planning a
hike for Saturday, with Miss Olive
Hill, assistant guardian.
The lxth grade won the prlw
and party for having the most par
ent out for the P.-T, A. meeting
laat Friday.
Blondv Burnett Is working In tne
barber shop during the lllneaa 01
Mr. McMahon.
A aon waa born to Mr. and Mra.
Laurence Burnett at the Commu
nity hospital February 17. He has
been named Terry Duane Burnett.
The Chamber of Commerce will
aponaor a dance to be given at the
city hall tonight. Dynge's orchestra
from Medford will furnish the inn-
He, and the extenalon unit ladle
will serve lunch.
The Talent Dramatlo club preaent-
ed two one-act "burlesque -dramaa
at the city hall laat Friday nignt.
The hall waa' crowded and many
were atandlng. The play were fol
lowed by a social dance. The eve
ning with the dramatic club waa a
very aucceasful affair. The members
of the club are preparing two more
playa to be given during the sea
son. There were several mualcal
numbera directed by Mr. Jo Han
non during the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Montgomery
and Mr. and Mrs. H. Lowe attended
the theater In Aahland Tuesday
night.
A. O. Waterman, who ha been
visiting hi brother In Chlco, Calif.,
returned horn Tuesday.
There will be Townaend club
meeting at th city hall March 4
Every one U urged to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Helenbrook of Ap
plegata are visiting at th home ol
their daughter, Mrs. Ray Schu
macher. Charles Conaway snd Shorty Toll
have moved Into th Cochran apart
menu. Shorty Is working for Ray
Schumacher.
Th chicken supper given by the
grange Tuesday was well attended
After supper there was darfsing until
midnight.
I
Pear Market
Yesterday
NEW YORK. Feb. S7. ( AP-U8DA)
Pesr suction msrket: 4 car ar
rived: Oregon cars, 1 Waahlngton
unloaded; 4 cant on track.
Oregon d'AnJous: 741 boxes sxtrs
fsncy, 43 -4 2.36. sversge 42.15; 469
fsney, 418513.25, sversge 419'.
CHICAOO. reb. 27, (AP-Ci(DA
Pear auction market. On car sold:
no srrlvsls; none on trsck.
Oregon d'AnJous: 683 fancy, 41-65
j3 30, average 41.70.
A walking" meehln. designed to
test th wearing qualities of the up
per portion of womtn's shoes, hes
been developed snd placed In opera
tion st th national bureau of stand
ards, Washington,
GOOD
GARDENING
ICSES
8. Paper Plana
The garden you plan with a
pencil In February may be a far
finer thing than the one that
actually growa In spring, but ubs
the pencil anyhow. It la best to
plan the whole thing on paper,
and It'a easentlal that various veg
etables be so arranged that the
tall-growing crops won't shade
the smaller plants. Generally
speaking, rows should run north
and south, but not, of course. If
that direction la counter to tne
long way of the garden. If there's
any choice, the land should slope
gently toward the south or south
east.
Eagle Point
EAGLE POINT, Feb. 28. (Spl.)
Sincere sympathy Is extended to Mrs.
Seaman and family In the loaa of
husband and father, Ruaaell T. Sea
man, whose funeral waa held In Med
ford last Sunday at the Conger fu
neral parlor. It waa one of the largest
funerals ever held In Medford a
'Ted had s, host of warm frlenda in
this and and the adjoining commun
ities. He bad a fine genial personality
that will live long in the memory of
those who knew him best.
Former Judge Tou Veil of Jack-.,
sonvllle was a caller at the Frank
Brown home laat Sunday.
The ladles of the Eagle Point P..
T. A. are giving a dinner next Wed
needay evening In the grade school
building. They will start serving as
6 o'clock.
Walter Olmacheld and Harry Young
of Medford were bualnesa caller In
Eaale Point Wednesday afternoon
Mr. and Mra. A. O. Young and Mr-..
Young's mother, Mra. Hannah Me
Intyre of McLeod were caller at the
Putman home Wednesday.
Wm. Totten of Butte Fall wa s,
business caller In Eagle Point Wed
nesday. Mra. Dolll Moomaw spent Wed
nesday at Reese Creek soliciting mem
bers for the Townaend club of Eagle
Point. Mrs. Moomaw believe In going
out after them, snd she alwaya bring
home the 'bacon.1 She and Ca Spen
cer are the prize 'scalp gettera and
If Harry Chin of the Big Rock Cnndy
mountain la still In the notion of
paying a bounty on Townsendltes.
he can start paying right here In
Eagle Point, aa we are adding move
'acalpa' to the Townaend belt every
day.
Mrs. Frank Brown and Lottie Van
Scoy were Joint hostesses to the Eagle
Point H. E. club st Mrs. Brown's
home Wednesday afternoon with
twenty-two member preaent.
Thoae on the sick Hat at preaent
are Mrs. Edith Weldmsn, Roy Ash
pole and Joe Wisdom, but all are
getting along nicely st tht time.
George B. Brown of Browne bo ro was
calling on friends and trading in
Eagle Point, Wednesday afternoon, .
Loula Putman. youngest son of Mr.
and Mrs. oeorge Putman of Eag'e
Point, who haa been in the Hawaiian
Islands for the past year returned
home Thuraday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Brown, Mrs. Orac.
Walker and daughter Alice, Lottie
Van Scoy, Floreno and Mlnnla Put
man, attended the "So Red The
Rose" at the Holly theater In Medford,
Wednesda evening,.
The Eagle Point Townsend club
met at the Grange hall Monday eve
ning, A largo crowd was in attend
ance. L. R. Johnson of Wlmer was
the speaker and gave an eloquent and
Inspiring talk which waa appreciated
by the audience. There win be a
danoe In the Orange ball given by
the Towns lid club- next Thursday
night, with th Dlnge Bros, orcheatia
to furnish the music. A good time is
assured snd all sre Invited.
Mr. snd Mrs. Ouy Humphrey of
Berrydale were vlaltors at the Put
men home Isat Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. La Rocque of
Merrill attended the Seaman funeral
in Medford laat Sunday.
Oene Walton of Central Point, re
cently of this place, I 111 this week
with mumps.
Mr. Hazel Stoner snd Mrs. Or viae
Henderson celled on Mrs. Chas. Rod
srmel Wednesday afternoon. Althouuli
atlll in wheel chair, Mra. Rodarrnei
Is recovering nicely, from the broken
leg she received s month ago.
Mr. Woodrlch, msnager of th L
dlno cheese factory. Is having new
porch and approach built In front
of th factory building. Dan Patrick
la head carpenter.
NO EXTRA SALARY FOR
STATE COMMISSIONERS
SALBM, Feb. 2. ) Members of
the Industrlsl accident commission
who have been designated also ss
members of ths unemployment Insur
ance board, may not receive extra
compensation for work on th second
board. Attorney General I. H. va.i
Winkle Informed th secretary ol
state today.
The law sets out the salaries of th
three commissioners a 43.600 each
and th new set creating the unem
ployment Insurenee board specifies
that no extra compensation shall be
received.
Use Mall Tribun want ls.