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Newspaper Page TextrEDFCVRD MATL TRTBUNE. MT5DF0KD. OREGON1". MONDAY. MATiOTT 16, 1936. PAO-R NTNE ) 1 ) 9 Read every ad on this page you will probably find exactly the things you have " been looking tor or a sale or trade lor unused articles you may have. Search your attlo or etore-room you may find many things others are seel ing and be able to realize Im mediate cash. H what you want Isn't here, advertise for It Tribune classified ads are Inexpensive effective I Per word first Insertion (Minimum 35c) Each additional insertion. per word lc (Minimum 10c) Per line per month without copy changes , 11.25 Phoste 75 FOB WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST If dog lb missing, call 1519. WANTED MALE HELP LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY TOR PERMANENT BUSINESS lrge life insurance company wants jxperiencec. insuiance umu iw t'let Manager at Medford. Salary and expenses to man selected. State qualifications in first letter. AH in formation treated strictly confiden tial. Box 1325. Mall Tribune. BOARD AND ROOM Refined home. Middle-aged gentleman preferred; 4.46.00 per month. Box 879. Tribune. WANTED FEMALE. HELP WANTED Experienced waitress, juckson Hotel. WANTED Girl for housework. Apply at 1086 Court St. or phone 1261. WANTED Young woman, housework and assist with children; board. . room and wages. Give references, rhone 939-W. : WANTED SITUATIONS PAINTING and carpenter work to trade for livestock or furniture. P. ' j. Box 657. WANTED Day work. Mra. Huson, 1 Phone 1346-M. . WANTED-MISfJELLANEOUS WANTED TO BUY Good family milk cow. Call Box 38, Star Route, . after Sunday, WANTED Best llttlo home near Mcd ford (400 or S500 will buy. Box 1021, Tribune. WANTED Good oxy-acetylene weld lr.g and cutting torch. 1617 -N. Rlv rslde. WANTED Springer cows and helf- era. Ralph Wilson. Phone 111-X-I Central Point. H11HEST PRICE for wool and mo hair. Carl von der Hellen, Phone ', 12-F-aa. NOTICE Still time for lime and sul phur spray, for pruning, grafting nd spraying. Call for R. Dewlt. . All work guaranteed; 23 years m pertence. Phone 401-J-4. WANTED Wool and mohair. Alwnys prices paid. J. J. Osenbruro. 132 8. Riverside. ni 8 THE WORKMANSHIP." Piwe Oarage, 801 N. Central. Phone 1388 " WANTED WOOL MOHAIR H latest cash prices for wool and mo ; belr, wool bairs and fleece twine. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 17 No. Grape Phone 1062 JUNK WANTED H!neat market prices paid for meUli of all kinds, rags, wool or cotton. Southern Ore. Junk Co.. Stewart Ave. between So. Holly and Oak dale. WANTED We pay cash for household goods, furniture and stoves We also tviy metals, hides pelts, woo and mo hair MEDFORD BAKOAlN HOUSE 27 N Grape St. Paone '.062. WANTED PI w. weight to 76 lbs. State price tn reply. M L, Mall Tribune. WANT to borrow 11800 on fine borne on Rogue river and ti;?hray BROWN & WHITE. Realtors. PTJRNrTURB upholstering, repairing, reflnishing. W E. Walker, phone 028. 207 N. Peach. WANTED Cook stoves, heaters bed springs. mattresses day-beds, sani tary vouches and cots or what hare you? We pay cash or exchange WEW DEAL rURN EXUHAiNUK 423 E. Main 3t. JTTNK- -JTJNK WANTED CASH PAID for inner tubes, to per lb up Rags co turn and wool, up to Se per ib Srap tmn small or Urge lots: ilso all other metals of all rtenptions MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37NoOrip Prion- 1062 FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Five-room house, mod ern. 39 Myers Court. FOR RENT - Modern 4 room furnish ed house, garage 804 Bnnett. FOR RENT 6 room modern home, furnished W. H. Everhard. 1013 W. r.h FOR RENT 7-room h-Ue hot water heat. 3 bedrooms and glassed In leaping pnrrh. hardwood floor, telephone 745 J. Fl RNI5HED house. 134 S. Ivy. FOR RENT 7-room hou. 14 acrei -round outh'Mlinc. Mrs. Venable. Phone 413 Jnckvinvllle fP RHNT l--rttm m-xirrn furn- ,ca iib so. PetcA. FOE RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Desirable house on east side, close In. D. T. Lawton, Ssl POR RENT Homes, furnished or unfurnished BROWN & WHITE FOR RENT APARTMENTS FURNISHED Apt. for rent. 339 N. Ivy. NICELY furnished apartment. Adults only. Call 806 west 10th. FOR RENT Bulte. In beautiful Hol ly Apartment. 4 nice rooms, Frlg'd- , sire, electric range, hot and cold water. Available now. Second door north of postof f Ice, 0. See man ager In rear. DUT.ELL Court Apt. 8. 320 N. Holly. FOR RENT Purnlaued Apartment; uew, clean, private bath, overstull ea. One 8-room. one 4-room at tee Gloria Pan at South Central, under management of the owner. Mrs. Bechtel. FOR RENT 5 -room apt. partly turn Close In. Inquire 30 8. Fir FOR RENT BOARD ROOM ROOM & BOARD Home cooked mpsls 125 per month 303 N Holly FOR RENT lURNISHED ROOMS ATTRACTIVE rooms. 4U4 S. Orape. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Approximately 3,500 . sere stock ranch on North Ump qua river In Douglas county. See oi write E. J. Page, Dallas, Oregon. FOR RENT 13 acres. Improved, on Highway. Mccurtain's service Sta., 1 mile south of Talent. FOR EXCHANGE WU.L TRADE '28 Cher, coupe In thoroughly excellent condition for motorcycle. Box 882. Tribune. FOR SALE OR TRADE Jonathan ap plo 15c and 35c a box Call at Ala Vista Packing house between 9 and 4 o'clock Bring own boxes. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE 1V4 ACRES suburban home for sale. 4 -room modern house, garage with fruit house and woodshed combin ed. Chicken house and bam. Elec trical pump. One-third down, bal ance like rent. By ovmer, C. R. Reynolds, Route No. 4, Spring St. POR SALE A nice country home, 2 acres, all fenced. Irrigated, In La dlno clover; garden, shrubs, flowers and shade. 6-room modern home, double garage, hen house, barn and .wood house. Overlooking valley and city. y mile south of 3. O. S.. Prlco (4600, Including cow and chickens. Ed Bechtel, Myers LaneJ off Stew art Ave. 26 AORES. Improved, real hog Se tur key ranch. About 3 miles out. 3825.00. ALSO 5 room house, bath, hot and cold water, 4 lots in Jacksonville, $700. oest of terms. , ALSO 6 room modern house on Cottage street, ai600.no. A. F. FLOWERS Corner 12th and Front Ft. H SALE 1 acre unimproved Ma ine Park Ave. near Mc Andrews road, . 50.00. Owner 217 Liberty Blrl., Medford. , FOR BALE By owner, 10 to 80-acre tracts, irrigated Bear 'creek bottom tend, mile from Medford; excel lent for gardening. Phono 1624-L. WHEN you think of real estat think Of BROWN & WHITE. FOP SALE Summer home on banks oi the Rogue river at Union Creek. Vine location, well built. W. W. Walker. Phone 31 or 298-J-3, 1V ACRES good Irrigated garden .And, cherry orchard, neat small cottage, close In, (750, terms. Real Estate Exchange, 19 N. Bartlett St. Thone 1496 A BARGAIN In this 2 14 -acre Irrigated suburban property about 2 acres tn Ladino o.'over, balance tn garden, Logan berries, Youngberrles annd dew berries. 3 -room completely furnish ed home, wired for electricity, good well, small barn and chicken house, lotal price for Immediate sale (1. jOO.OO 1400 down, balance SIB 00 per month, ALSO WEST SIDE HOME BARGAIN Located In splendid residential district on pavement, all assess- ments paid, lovely yard, abundance of roses, shrubs and flowers. Home crnalsts of living zoom with fire Dlace. dining room with bullt-ins, modern k'tchen bedroom and two sleeping- porches. Completely furu thed throughout, over-stuffed, rfood rugs electric range; In fac:, H Is all ready to move into and can be had for (2350.00. Only (250 00 r.own, balance on terms to suit res ponsible parties. CHARLES A. WIND AGENCY, INO. (Exclusive Agents) Mv EQUITY tn improved 7 acres sd lulnlng Central Point. Large house, chicken houses and barn. Inquire Obert Hansen, Central Point. FCR SALE Beautiful Income prop eity; best location in town. Also 44 A- well located. Inquire 304 Central Ave. So. 8 ACRES free soil fine water right mull house. (950.00 cash. Brown A White, Realtors, AN ORCHARD BARGAIN 72 acres. 7 acres D'AnJous, 6 cres 2i yr. old Sosc. 4 acres 28 yr. old Cornice, balance ranch tn alfalfa Fine mudern home. Equipment goes with place at (12.000 00 or U1 trade for busineM building. CHARLES A WINO AOENCV, INO , Exclusive Agents Phone 728. 109 I Mud HOUSES for sals or rent Jackson County Bldg and boan Ass'n. FTNE DAIRY RANCH, complexly stocked and equipped; modern nome Highway rronttge. fine fruit, berries snd garden, a very attrac tive property from every viewpoint (10800 BKOWN ft WHITE. REALTORS " FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES FOR PALB--'26 mode "A" Ford pick up. New tires and battery. Medford Class Co., 36 S. Bartlett. FOH BALL Essex oosch onjy l,KA) mil). Good condition. Inaulrs 20 I S fir, UpatAU, FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOP SALE 11034 lH-ton Chevro let stake Doay trucx, laciory ouut in A-l condition, goc-a tires. Motor overhauled and guaranteed. Must sell at once Call at 2i miles north of Jacksonville, Military Road, Rt. 2. Medford. T. J. Hlght, OfcT THE MILEAGE THAT SOMEONE ELSE PAID FOR G. DIONT Una Some of our Used cars have 767. of toelr mileage intact. IP34 Chrysler Airflow '.035 studebaker 8 Sedan y 1935 Chrysler 6 Sedan 134 Plymouth Sedan 1934 Chevrolet 8edan 1928 Pontlso Sedan, a buy....150 00 Several others In Bulck, Dodge. Pontine Chevrolet In sedans, pick ups and trucks. SANDERSON MOTOR CO btudebaker Sales and Service GOOD USED CARS Lowest Prlcnc In Medford. 1P35 Ptymouth DeLuxe Coupe, like new. 1934 Plymouth Sedan. 1933 Plymouth DeLuxe Coups. t-34 Chrysler Airflow Sedan. . 1030 Dodge DeLuxe Sedan. 1934 Dodge Coupe. 1932 Plymouth Coupe. 930 Ford Sedan. 1P34 Ford Pickup. Iy30 Dodge Sr. Sedan, 4 speeds. Also a number of other models. We have a number of Real Cheap Cars. Used Car Lot, north corner 8th and Bartlett. LANGE MOTORS, INO. 88 N. Riverside. Tel. 18. FOR 8ALE Model A ltrd truck, a Is 3 2nd hand windows. 320 Apple. FOR SALE One Star 6-cyl. sedan, new tires and recently overhauled: ry good condition. Phone 47. Call at 428 West 6th. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 60 ewes. Tom Hatlett, 3 miles south of Eagle Point. FOR SALE 60 ewes; also weaner pigs. Tom Hatlett, 8 miles south of Eagle Point. FOP SALE Span 1500 lb. mares, har- Tni-s and wagon, (135.00. Jake Brown 8. end Kings highway. FOR SALE 3 cows fresh. 4 cows fresh April; wagon. DeLaval elec',rc separator. 2 garden cultivators., a. F. Kllttj, Rogue Rlver.)regon. LEMOND No. 213585 registered Per cheron stallion will mase season at "Mich of owner Vt ml. N. W. . Cen tral Point. P. D. Lot" land. 4 GOOD, unbroken colts, one old saddle mare 2 Holstein milk cos fur sale. Call Frohnmayer, 186. FOR SALE: One team well matched mares Geo Hilton. Grants Pass FOR SALE POULTRY AND EGGS FOR SALE R. I. Red hatching egfs. Blood tested Mrs. Wm. Lewis, Rout? 1, Central Point. R. I RED baby chicks ready March 1 5th. Mahood heavy production strain. Carley Poultry Farm. Tel. .J14-W. FOR SALE 3 old geese. Tel. 12-F-2 IF you have turkey hens for sale call 1614-L, Medford. FC'R'SALE R. I. Red hens, 1st house Knst Jackson. FOR SALE -t-D0GS PETS ROLLER CA1 NARrES 2 1 S Riverside FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Boats for all purposes; bedroom set complete, dining set, electric lroner and tent. 1129 Mantle St. FISHING rods and boats built to or der. Repair service. John Detweller, 622 Edwards. FOR SALE Motorboat 14-foot aol.d mahogany, nickel trimmed. Like new; also Johnson motor, 12- horse. Alternate firing, almost new. W. W. Walker. Phone 31 or 298-J-3. FOR SALE 20 tiers 16-ln. oak stove wood, (1.60 per tier. Phone 85 or 39-W. FCR SALE Complete household fur nlsnlngs; new Thor washer and mnn gle; also office equipment. Mil 'on a Ire Mine, Old Stage Road, oe rween Central Point and Gold Hill. FOR SALE Cheap, 1 combination quartz mill and crusher. Million aire Mine. Old Stage Road, between ntrl Point and Gold Hill. FOR SALE Davenport and chair, cabinet radio, bed. mattress nd cprlngs, boudoir chair, stool, lamp, ocker. pictures, mirror, fruit Jars, dishes violin. 44 Willamette. Phone . 708-L. FOR SALE 800-gal. Bean sprayer, ffady to go; Ford tractor, Hamilton transmission. Darby wheels. Her bert Ranch, Rt. 4, Box 176. DRt PINE SLABS, (3,00 per cord. St ttwede Basin mill. Grants Pass, Or. Phone 604 -F-12, Vernon Boyoa. POR A ALE Oat hsv. wheat and Ka- nota seed oats. Oh a Isaacs, 2 mlls ! out on Crater Lake highway. j FOK SALE Kan ota oats and Hen chen barley C. F. Nledermeyer. 6J3-J-1. , FOR SALE Alfalfa seed Non-lrrlgat- d. otto Nledermeyer. Tet. o-j-j -4 HA k FOR 9ALE Grain or alfalfa Gore Ranch. Jacksonville highway POR SALE God Newtown apples at cheap prices. Inquire 8ob) 4i Day Packing House South Fir St. A RfcAL BUY Largs sin Ex Fancy Comics In lugs HOP Newtown apples In lugs .16 Bring vour own ntalnrs ' AMERICAN FRUIT OROWERS lHO 213 So Fir St Medford. Or Phone (36 FOR SALE Baiev oat nay ground slfalfi ino mi nay loose alfalfa hay O. A DeVoe. Phona 623-J-2. PETTMANKNTS (l.Wi and Up. Pr T.st's. 236 So. Oakdals, paona 727 rYPEWP.riERS-Bierma 116 N Cen tral Phone .82 FOR SA1J5 Newtown apples, Bert SUncllffe. Phoenix. FOR SALE BftlAd alfalfs (1400 too Monarch Ved Po WHEAT and birley for seed, the pn,v sn yUlder: also wheat and btrley fo feed, wool or ground. Vlctot fiursaU. eun s55-J-S, FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAIJ& . Low-wheels steel wagon Birnum Orchard. Phone 851-R-2. FOR SALE Fins quality seed grain. Henry Nledermeyer, 1 mile nrth of Jacksonville on Old Stage road Phone Jacksonville 334, ALFALFA SKEDf IbC. F. E Bybou Rt 2, Mediord Call 0. P. Nleder meyer. Rt 2. Tel. 523-J-l. SEVERAL good used "McClanahan' Incubators, 240egg (10. 640-egg (20. reconditioned, tested and sold complete McClanahan Ino. Co. 260 West 12th St.. Eugene. Ore FERTILIZER Any J anount, cheap. H6 s Fir Phone 1M8-X. BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE Tne Finest Recreational kesort in Southern Oregon can now be bought at a real sacrifice pr.oe. If you have some cash and wnt to get into s paying business. It will interest you. BROWN & WHITE, REALTORS. MISCELLANEOUS FREEI STOMACH ULCERS, GAS PAINS, INDIGESTION relieved quick. Get free sample doctor's pre scription, Udga, at Western Thrift Store. BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts t Title snd Title Insurance. The only complete Title System in Jackson County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstract of Title. Rooms 3 and 5. No. 32 North Central Ave., upstairs Radio bervlce. Grunow Radios. RADIO ELECTRIC SERVICE Ira E Ch as tain Phone 470 205 W- Jackson St. Tu pes. Aerials. Repairing. Long Distance Moving LARGE VAN serving Calif Oreg and Wash points, semi-monthly trips Fully insured Martin Bros. 701 8 6th St., Grants Pass Tel. 146-J. Money to Lend MONEY LOANED (50 to (300 for personal or household purposes un House Furnishings or Autos; also Cars Refinanced.- Loans closed within 30 minutes. License No. 8 157. See W. E. Thomas, 45 So. Cen ' tral. Transiei. REIN KING TR..JJSFER CO. Long distance hauling. Furniture, cattle, anything. Ill N. Fir. Phone 1033 O Stuart. EAD3 TRANSFER it STORAGE CO. Office 1015 No. Central Phone 316 Prices right. Service guaranteed. TRUCKING AND 8TORAGF Local and long distance hauling; furni cure moving, etc. Reasonable rates Tel. 83b. F. ffi tmaon Co. HAWLEA TRANSFER -"EeTTpack-era ana movers. Special livestock moving equipment. .Prices right. 619 North Riverside. Phont 615. COMMERCIAL SPRAYING COMMERCIAL spraying. McGonagle, Phone 258-M. Use Mall Tribune want ads. Mail Tribune Daily . ACROSS L Part of a plant I. Item of property 10. Member of S firmer political party . 14. Wreath . bearing a knight's crest 18. Say 14. Sharpening tons 17. One who Utilizes 15. First king of Israel 19. County in New Yorh stats ZO Edlhit turtle 22. Small, neat, and active It. Lukewarm , 24. Judges' court bench 28. Proceed 27. Nervous twltrhlng 21. On who adopts a belltterent International attitude 32. Floor covering 24. Surgical thread 3 Arrangement 27. On the highest point of 21. Mu-cls '41 Extinct bird U Dries 44. Assail 4. Ingredient Of vsrnlnh 47. Co before 49. Ipnltfd IL Word of refusal Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle R0B3DOTEPjPlA L S A K E llfA N ON OM T F R A G M ENTIlADY ROV EP BOGSLOf ABE TTSB AL L 0T5 Ppjwf aTp eTs Ian ode, A V l Dl DW 1 NDLE D C All ASEiL AD eiwIeIrHsIpIeIpHaInIy 12. Pull apart 82. Cslestlal L bod la 68. Power of t. remembering g, 61. Styls of furnlturs Cl. Declares 2. Box 62 Venture . 64. Sort drink: 7. colloq. 8. After song I. 86. Hlntorlral . periods 6T. Lowest timber of a ship 68. Detested 10. 69, Money paid for the line It. of another's property 12. 2 3 4 ,p,5 6 7 Q f S to Z 3 Zg l zfez z J22 ;f WgM ta. ij. juu 'JmLl mmmam ssBsssskai iMiiiatiia. miss mm w gtr gzr 4 kill IllHllll mmmm 1 1 1 is. i I I LEGAL NOTICES Notice of Appointment of Administratrix Notice Is Hereby Given that the tin derslgned has been by order of the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County, sitting In pro bate, duly appointed as the Adminis tratrix of the estate of John C. Thompson, deceased, now pending In said court. And that all persons hav ing claims against said estate shall present the same to the undersigned, with proper vouchers, at 412 Liberty Building, Medford, Oregon, within six months from this date. Dated at Medford, Oregon, this 16th day of March. 1936. ANNABELLE THOMPSON. As Administratrix of the Ei tate of John C. Thompson, deceased. Not Ire In the County Court of Jackson Coun ty. Oregon, m the Matter of the Estate of W. A. Van Goethem, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has been appointed executor of the estate of W. A. Van Goethem, deceased, and all persons having claims against the estate of the aa'.d deceased are hereby required to pre sent the same, properly verified, as required by law, to the underalgnvd executor or at the office of his At torney. O. S- Blanch ara, in the City of Grants Pass, Oregon, within six months after the date of this notice. Dated this 5th day of March, 1936. SAM H. BAKER, Administrator. Order Requiring Suit or Action by All Parties Having Claims ARiilnst . Deposit Made with Superintendent of Bankr bv the First N'atlonnl . Bank of Medrord. Oregon, tn Order ' to do a Trust Business. In the Clrcuu Court of tl.e State of Oregon for the County of Jackson. In the Matter of the Determination, Establishment and Adjudication of claims against the deposit made with the Superintendent of Banks of the State of Oregon by the First National Bank of Medford. Oregon, in order to do a trust business. Based upon the petition of the Superl itondent of Banks filed herein, . it Is on this day ORDERED and ADJUDGED that all persons, co-partners hi par associations or corporations having claims against the deposit made with the Superintendent of Banks by the First National Bank of Medford. Oregon, in order to do a fust business, are hereby required to commence action or suit thereon tn this court within six months from the date of this order or forever be barred and foreclosed of any claim on said deposit. It Is further ORDEREL that a copy of thl order be published once a week for four consecutive weeks in the Medford Mall Tribune, a daily newspaper published In and having a general circulation in Jackson County, Oregon. Dated this 21st day of February. 1936. H. D. NORTON, Judge. Notice. In the Matter of the Estate of Robert C. Rueschaw, Deceased. O. C. Bogga of Medford. Oregon hereby gives notice: That he has filed In the County Court final account of his adminis tration, as ancillary administrator with will annexed of the estate of, Robert O. Rueschaw, deceased. That Monday, Maroh 80th. 1936, at the hour of 10:00 a. m., In the court loom of said Court, has been fixed as the time and place for hearing objec tions to said account, and for set tling and allowing the same. O. 0. BOG OS. Administrator with will annexed of the estate of Robert O. Rues chaw, deceased. Notice to creditors All persons having claims against the estate of P. A. Skinner, deceased, .MfiiM.n in frh rvtinf.v Hour, of thS State of Oregon for Jackson County are nereoy requirea u prwun mom, with the proper vouchers, within six months from date of this notice to Cross-Word Puzzle 12. Devloe for transmitting -motion 10. Kind of dancs V Genus of ths boneybes 22. Short for a man's name i Climbing stems 36. Seize 26. Kxtertor 28. Sound connect ing BflfTln Bay and tht Atvtlc Ocean It. Clod of wood or Hons 20. Type of auto mobile 21. Outdoor gams known as lawn billiard, 18. Triangular Intel 86. Italian rlvtr 28. Pertaining to the thnra OOWN Clumsy, awk ward fellow Oaallo Vigilant Animal of the was. b1 family Patronage and cars Sedats Render unconscious Long flsb Familiar appellation of a former President Ribbed worsted fa brio Circle of wood or mttai English divine Wallowed Prophets Headdresat poetic Period of light Merchant Screen from the. Ilcht Qaxe Covering for tne race 66. Cry of ths barrhansle 17. One of an ancient race 28 Bleml'h 68. Algsrlao sa port 60. Bird's home 63. Health resort 66. Expression of Inquiry C. F. Pniess, attorney for Joe A. Oray, administrator, at his office In Flana gan Building, Grunts Pass. Oregon. JOE A, GRAY. Administrator. Dated March 3, 1036. Nut Ire itf Kllliifr of Application for License for Minor Hydroelectric Project, NOTICE la hereby given that E. W. RBGNIER. whose address is Union Creek, Jackson County, Oregon, has filed with the Hydroelectric Commis sion of Oregon an application for 11- i cense for a minor hydroelectrlo pro- Joct on Rogue River near Union Creek. The application is for 17 cubic feet I per second of water from Rogue River to develop 96 5 theoretical horsepower under a head of w feet. The water would be diverted from the stream at a point which bears North 6 degrees West 12B6 reet from the southeast comer of Section 34, Township SO South, Rango 3 East, W. M., and would be carried In a flume and pipe line approximately 1300 feet to the power plant where the water would be returned to Rogue River, all of the proposed works being located within the SE'.4 SEV of said section 34. Said application Is made subject to the terms of Chapter 07, Oregon Laws 1031. as amended by Chapter 267, Oregon Laws 1933, and la subject to protests or remonstrances on behulf of the public or any district organised for a public purpose or by any inter ested person or persons on the grounds set forth In said law. All protests and remonstrances j should be In writing. In duplicate. snoiua siate tne groitnas tnereox ana should be filed with the Commis sion at Salem, Oregon, on or before April 10, 1936. Dated at Salem. Oregon, this 26th day of February. 1936 HYDROELECTRIC COMMISSION OF .. OREGON By Chas. E. Strlcklln, Secretary Notice In the county Court of Jackson uounty ior the state of Oregon, In the Matter of the Estate of Cora Lucia Page Knight, a deceased per' son. alsv known as Cora L. Knight. Notice is nereoy mven that tne un derslgned has been appointed executor of :he wilt snd estate of the above named decedent snd all persons hav ing claims against said estate are re- quired to present the same, witn proper vouchers, within 6 months from tne date or this notice, to the undersigned at the office of H. K Hanna, 32 North Central Avenue Medford, Oregon. Dated and first published March - , , CLARENCE A. KNIGHT. Executor Bergman Selected Benz Distributor Walter Bergman, 1 o o a 1 machine shop owner, announces his appoint ment by the Bona Spring company of Portland, Oregon, as distributor for southern Oregon for their na tlonally known line of springs. The Benz Spring cuuisnny Is exclusive manufacturer of chrome alloy steel springs. Bergman's line will be com plete. Including Bens springs for passenger ears, commercial cars, trucks and trailers. Walter Bergman, well known In southern Oregon, started his blsck- smlthing csreer In 1910 at Eugene Later he came to Medrord to work Id a mechanic's shop until !9" when he opened his own ahop at Its present location, 109 South Holly. Year by year slnos Ita opening tn 1931, Bergman's machine shop has steadily expanded until now his ser vices to southern Oregon, Include welding, fsrm Implement repair, au tomotive repair, and general Diaci smithing. ' 1 . THE GRANGE urirfln Creek Orange. Orlffln Creek Orange charter wsa closed Wednesday evening with 8'i member,. Offloera were elected dur ing tha evening s follows: Master, J. D. Brown: overseer, Ray Ouches: lecturer, Bessie Bnyder; sec. retary. Jessie Ml near; Steward, Rob, ert Mlnear; assistant steward, Harry Wilson: chsplsln, Iva Harper; treas urer, Winnie Brown: lady assistant steward, Helen Snyder; gat keeper. Norman Judy; Cere,, Iyula sturgin; Pomona. Sarah Judy: Flora, Myrtle Wilton: executive ' committee, L. M. Lofland, John Darby. Clyde Sturglll. Next meeting will be March as. for Installation of officers, which will be held In som nesrby Orange hall. Th Inltlstlon work will be put on by the Ssms Valley team. Horn Extension unit ladlea met Friday with Mrs. Jessie Mlnear. The project, "food at 0," we given by Mrs. Mable Mack, county home dem- onstrstlon agent. The meeting wss very Interesting. An enjoyable lunch eon was served st noon with Mrs. J. F. Colter serving th coffee. Next unit meeting will be April 10 st the horn cf Mrs. Walner Kimball on Kings Highway. This Is to be the second meat cookery meeting, under the leadership of Mrs. Lula Flsk and Mrs. Alios Ricks. Wednesday. March 18 will be an all-day meeting at th horn of Mrs. J. D. Brown, tn the morning the delegates from tha unit who went to Corvallls will glv their reports and at 940 will ba the Radio Study club. Pot luck lunch will be served st noon. Every one Interested In the unit work or radio atudy ars asked to attend. -t WINDOW OLA8S We Mil window lsns and wilt replace yovr broker windows reasonsbly Trowbridge Cso last Work. , 1 , t'r V I : J (OUNWRllIEFS Griffin Creek GRIFFIN CREEK. March 16. I (Spl. We are sorry to report Mra, Wilber Klme Isn't well and her friends wish her a speedy recovery. Uttle Rex Keep, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Keep, who has been very ! ill with pneumonia, is now home ! and able to be up some. Mrs. Alice Lamb entertained the Sunday school class with a party at her home Frldsy. Mrs. E. E. Cook Is spending the week at Grants Pass. Mrs. Bud Stammen. leader of the girls' 4-H camp cookery class, at tended the meeting of leaders at ths court house last Saturday, also attended the. banquet held at Valen tine's Cafe at noon. Mr. and Mrs. 8. O. Stearns of Jacksonville visited at the Brown home Sunday. Oak Grove school was over Friday and had the first practice game of the season with Griffin Creek, the score being 13 to 1 In favor of the Griffin Creek team. The 7th grade won the highest score, last week In spelling with the following receiving 100 per cent: Olive Caul kins, Bettle Brown, Junior Caaad, John Klme, Lawrence Yeo mans, Richard Hall, Lois Everett and Lewis Sharp. Mrs. J. D. Brown entertained with a birthday dinner Wednesday eve ning for her daughter. Bottle's 13th birthday. The center piece for thef table was the birthday cake pre sented to Bettle by her brother. Donald. . 4 Forest Creek FOREST OREEK, March (Spl) The box social supper at the school house scheduled for Tuesday, March 17, haa been postponed on account of conflicting dates. Nettie Armprlest of Murphy has been engaged to teach the Forest Creek school next year. ' Miss Hszel Davie of Myrtle Point and flusan Davlos of Ashland were week-end visitors at the home of their mother, Mrs. James Danes, March a. " The knitting club met at the home of Mrs, Charlie Madsen Thursday, with all members present. Next meet ing. March 19, will be at the home of Mra. Jack Crump. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ayrea and daughters, Shirley and Vera of Med ford were vlsltora on the creek Fri day, March 13. They have purchased a small place on Bear creok near Central Point and will move there in the near future. Sunday school was held at 10 a. m. March 8 at the home of Mra, Paul Pearce. March W the group met at tne nome or Mrs. Ivan Davies, . Mrs. Jim Kent of Jacksonville was a visitor at the home of Mrs. Charlie Madsen March 13.' Mr. and Mrs. Walter Armprlest of Murphy were callers at the home or Mrs. James Davies March 8. li. W. Hell and Mr. Fraley of Med ford were calling on residents of this community In the Interests of san ltatlon March 13. . Eagle Point EAOLE POINT, March 18. (Spl.) Thlnga not seen In Eagle Point: Ruth Nelson calling for 'hot' water. Walter Young digging poat-holes. Percy Haley telling a 'parlor' story. Frank Brown, cheating old Sol. Minnie Putman laughing. Don Brlttson picking wild flowers. Fern Wlnalow gracefully astride a horse. Donna Earl Towing vengeanc on February 14. Lottie Van flcoy getting a kick out of a Joke. Edw. Chamberlain driving a flock of turkeya and not losing his temper. Oordon Campbell patting himself on the bsck over Isst week-end. Ernie Dehaek building something. Ed Clngcsde falling aaleep while calling on lady and our cltlsena falling to respond to an S. O. 8. Pretty Slgrld Stppala (above) may rul evsr th annual Ice carni val at Fairbanks, Alaska. A "Mist Fairbanks" she la eompetlng with othr At,k,sn glrla for th rgal honor. (Associated Press Photo) ntr Warrant railed For Payment Notice is hereby given that ther are funds on nana in tne iienersi Fund of th City of Medford for the redemption of Warrants Nos. 8105 to ; 8387 inc. interest on tne aoov war- rant will cease after March 18, 19:18. i Dated thia 18tn day of March, 1934. I OUH II. SAMUELS, City Treasurer. - t Fern Valley FERN VAIAEY, March 18. (8oll J. B. Kirk was In the valley last week looking over his place. They expect to return to their home her after school Is out. They hive spent the winter In Coli:ornls. ly-wis Wllllima la here from Idaho to visit his father Ed Williams, and other relatives. Brnle Dean of Derby spent several days here visiting his sister Mra. Jo Kantor, Jr. Muriel Williams has been out of school the past fvo days with a bad cold. Mr. Woods, field man of Roffu River Spray company, was In th community on bualneas Thursday. wiiuam Gentry has leased tha Townslng place and plana to move irom Medford here soon. Mr. and Mra, Axel Benson and Mra. L. H. Hughes attended tn play at the high school auditorium Tuesday evening. Mrs. E. E. Marshall spent the aft. ernoon aturduy at the home of Mrs. Alton Anderson In Medford. other guest were Mesdame Mable 8tn- ciine. Katuryn Denser. Margret Beer, taah Stringer, Misses Susanne Bark ley and Helen Porter. Miss Helen Kantor spent the dav Sunday with Miss Mary Hensler. Sun day morning they celled on Mra. Malmgren at Phoenix. Mrs. Malmgren has recently returned from a several montha visit with friends In Port land. Mr. Wm. Brlcker was an all night, guest at the home of Mr. and Mra. B. C. Ward Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Brlcker recently moved from thslr home west of Phoenix to Washing ton. Mr. Brlcker returning thl week on business. Miss Echo Alford wsa a Medford shopper Wedn-wday. Lem Hughes, accompanied by Mr. Summers drove to the Lucky IS -tim ing corporation holdings on Apple- gate Thursday. Warren Barnes spent th after noon at Kantora Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Ray Ward were din ner guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Armstrong In Medford en Wednesday evening. Central Point CENTRAL POINT, March 18. (Spl) Mrs. Maude Boswell and Mrs. Ethel Lathrop were Joint hostesses at, a quilting party at the Boswell home on Wednesday afternoon. Ladies pres ent were Meed nines John Seller of Medford j Haddle Grimes, Jane Dun can, Elsie Martin. Carrie Hamrlek, Dora Heaselgrave, Louise Grimes, Eva Smith, Mattle Smith, Ethel Lathrop and Maude Boswell. Three . quilts were tufted during- the after noon, after which a luncheon of caks snd tea was served by the hostesses. . COURT HOUSE NEWS ' Furnished by the Jsckson County Abstract Co., 131 E. Sixth Street. Marrlnge Llrense Benjsmln F. Bsrnhsrdt and Hattl Lsndon. Harold 0. Sloper and Sylvia Logan. Dick Qtlleaple and Bernic aiokief. Maurlos 0. Ted row and Nelll M. Batten. Circuit Court Fred E. Wiley et el va. Clyde A. Richmond, et al, foreclosure. D. t. Ksy vs. B. L. Cook, chattel lien. Firestone Tire and Rubber com pany va. N. S. Cay. chattel Hen. R. S. Robinson vs. Jeasl Robinson, dlvoroe. . Marls Maraton v. R. O. Furucker, for money. Probate Court Frank Boothby. Edwin J. Boothby assume business name of "Valley Auto Wreckers," Medford, Or. xut of Lola Ohapman, deoeaaed, probat. Real Estate Transfers Arthur E. Pendleton et ux to W. R. Taylor, W. D.. tV, of NIVi Seo, 18, Twp. 888, R. 3B. Eagle Point Irrigation District to Loren M. Haselton, W. D.. 6ft of NW of SE Seo. 4. Twp. 380, R. 1W. Hugh B. Rankin at ux to Clarenc Rankin et al. W. D.. Wft of NW Sec. 8; NE'4 Sec. 8, Twp, 388. R. 1W. Harry H, V. Helms et ux to Clinton A. Smith, et ux. W. D, lot In block 29. Jacksonville. Mrs. A. L. Harvey to E. M. Wilson et ux. W, D lota 30 and 31 In block : "A" Railroad Add., Ashland. B. H. Hays to C. W. Martin et ux, W. D, lot 8. block 98, Oold Hill. Rebecca King to Ore B. King, at al, W. D-. NE of 8W, Sec. 83 Twp. 378 R. 3E. B J. S pence to J. A. Moor et ux, W. D 1 acre in DLO 48, Twp. 3113, R. 1W. Noel Dav! et ux to Orchard Parks Farms, Inc., W. D. land In Seo, . Twp. 87S, R. 1W. , Eunice Smith Eden et vlr to Bar num E. Smith. W, D, lot , block 11, Ashland. A. D. Tackltt st ux to Hsrry O. Hill, W. D., lot in Rogue River. L. E. Sehlelgh et ux to Harry Reed et ux, W. D., lot 18, block 1, Whit man Park, Medford. Thorns R. Bryant et ux to C. O. Feebler, w. D lot 8. block td, Med ford. . Factory atyl workmanship thor. bugMy eusranteed. Yoiir watch or I Jowclry repairing recelvea my persua 1 al Attention. Jno. W. Johnson.