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Phone 75
FOE WANT ADS
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Car keys In leather container,
CaU 939-Y.
STRAYED Black mare with foal
whlte left hind foot. Phone 421-J.
LOST If dog 1 missing, call 1616
WANTED MALE HELP
' WANTED Logger with team to 6kld
and load logs. Lloyd SUva. Rt. 2,
Box 460, Grants Pass, near Wllder
vllle. '
WANTED FEMALE HELP
DISTRICT representative wanted by
national organization. Prefer wo
man, 25-40. neat, attractive. No
canvassing. Give qualifications. Di
rector, 301 Westport, Kansaa City.
MO.
WANTED Young woman, housework
and assist with children; board,
room and wages. Give references.
Phone 939-W.
WANTED Experienced waitress,
juckson Hotel. '
WANTED SITUATIONS
POINTING and carpenter work to
trade for livestock or furniture. P.
J. Box 657.
WANTED Day work.
Phone I345-M.
Mrs. Huson.
WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS
WWANTED-Small Medford homo worth
5 61600. Must be clear for equity In
one of the finest all-modern subur
ban acreage near Medford, Tribune,
Box 1418.
WANTED TO BUY Men's good used
suits. Used Wardrobe Shop. 618 E
Main.
WANTED Wool and mohair. Always
vjp prices paid. J. J. Osenbruie.
132 8. Riverside.
WANTED $400 loan for 3 years. Good
security. Tribune, Box 1020.
WANTED Best little home nea? Med
ford $400 or $500 will buy. Box 1021.
Tribune.
WANTED Springer cows and heif
ers Ralph Wilson. Phone 111-X-l.
Central Point.
WANTED
WOOL MOHAIB
H'-ghest cash prices for wool and mo
hair, wool bags and fleeoe twine.
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
27 No. Grape Phone 1062
JUNK WANTED
Hlgnest market prices paid for metals
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 buy
metals, hides, pelt, wool and m
hllr MEDFORD BAKOAlN HOUSE
27 N Grape St. Phone '.062.
WANTED Pigs, weight to 76 lbs
State price In reply. M L, Mall
Tribune.
WANT, to borrow $1800 on fine home
on Rogue river and highway
BROWN & WHITE. Realtors.
FURNITURE upholstering, repairing,
reflnishlng w E. Walker, phone
628 207 N. Peach.
WANTED Cook stoves, heaters, bed
spring, mattresses day-beds, sani
tary oouchea and cots or what
have youv We pay cash or exchange
VEW DEAL FURN EXCHANGE
423 E Main it-
JTJNK-
-JUNK
WANTED
CASH PAID for inner tubes, lo pel
lb up Rags cotton and wool, up
to 6c per lb Scrap iron small or
large lots, also all other metals of
all decnptiona
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
27 No Orape phone 1062
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
FURNISHED one and two room apart
ments, with parage. 604 W. 10th.
VCRNISHED 2-room apartment, pri
vate bath, hot and cold water,
lights, sleeping porch, gntae
Adults. 912 8. Onkdale.
FURNISHED Apt. for rent. 228 N. Ivy.
NICELY furnished apartment. Adults
only. Call 905 West 10th.
FOR RENT Suite In beaut'.ful Hol
ly Apartment. 4 nice rooms. Frlg'd-
ire. electric ranae. hot and co;d
water Available now. Pecond dour
n rth of postofllce. $40 See man.
aeer In rear
Dt-'l:ELL Court Apt. 8 329 N. Holly
FOP RENT Purnlauvd apartment
i.fw. e'.esn. private osth. overt"ff-
eu One 3-rooro. me 4-room at
tr.e Olona Pan at South Central j
jnder manniemerit of the awntr j
Mrs. Be--htel.
-IK REST-5 r.-.m; apt R,rt: j
'furo. CIoh in- .na,uua iQ & fUi
FOE KENT HOUSES I
FOR BENT Desirable 7-room house
on east side, hardwood floors, fire
place, oil burner. Bent M0.00. In
quire at 138 East Main Bt. or phone
196.
FOR BENT 3-room modern furnish-
ed house. 815 bo. reacn. i
HOUSE for rent, (20 month,
paid. 12 N. Holly.
FOR RENT 6-room modern
714 W. 11th. Phone 449-M.
FOR RENT 2-room partly furnished
house, one 6-room unfurnished, in
quire at 417 J St.. after 4 p. m.
7-ROOM house, newly papered; bai n
and garage, outbuildings, 14 acres
fine garden land. Call Knox's Serv
ice Station, Jacksonville.
FOR RENT OR SALE Homes In
Phoenix. Jacksonville. Central point
and Gold Hill. Low rental. 126 E.
Main. Phone 195; or 1147-W after
6 p. m.
FOR RENT Modern 4 room furnish
ed house, garage 804 Bennett.
FOR RENT 6 room modern house,
furnished. W. H. Everhard. 1013 W.
9ih. v
FOR RENT 3-room modern furn
ahed house. SIS So. Peach
FOR RENT Homes, furnished or
unfurnished BROWN & WHITE
FOE RENT BOARD ROOM
WANTED Boarders and roomers by
me monw. uuj nt, 110 mb, woiu
or phone 722.
ROOM, board, care for children. In
quire 618 King St.
ROOM & BOARD Home cooked
meals 25 ner month 303 N Ho"v
FOR RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 8. Grape
FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT Approximately S.50U
ecre stock ranch on North Ump
qua river In Douglas county. See
01 write E. J. Page, Dallas, Oregnn
FOR RENT 13 acres. Improved, on I
nlghway Mccurtain's service dm.
1 mile south of Talent.
FOE EXCHANGE
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
I FOR BALE; 55 acres. 30 acres pears,
Bartlett, Bosc, D'Anjou. orain pas
ture. Irrigated. Owner's house, fore
man's house, necessary buildings, 2
good wells. Box 1273. Tribune.
4'A ACRES, Irrigated, good soil, art
joining Medford, on paved road, 6
room house, garage and barn. City
water. About 1 acres in Ladlno
clover. $1500. L. G. Plckell, 204 East
Main. Tel 385.
FOR SALE 8 acres, 4 in peara, 8-
room modern house, basement, city
water and city mail delivery at city
limits. 101 Western Ave.
FOR SALE Beautiful east side home
all modern, new. 4500.00 down
payment. Also 6-room house, large
lot near school, trees, flowers, lawn.
Also 5-room aouse. 2 bedrooms near
junior high school. $200.00 down.
H. G. Wllwn. Phone 1564.
FOR SALE By owner, 4-room house
and garage newly paintea. Lais
lot. Cheap for cash. Box 1289, Ma. I
SACRIFICE by owner $2,000 five-room FOR SALE God Newtown applea at
house. Bleeping porch, 110 ft. front- cheap prices. Inquire Sgooel & Day
age. east front. Terms. 328 Portland Packing House South Fir at.
avenue. Inquire 813 Portland Ave. " ' - - ' ' ' " " n l
auu. . ... . j for SAt-E rlaieo oat nay ground
FOR SALE 6-room modern residence alfalfa and oat nay loose alfalfa
at sacrifice. Inquire 640 So. Fir St., hay O A DeVoa, Phone 623-J-2
Medford, PEP-MANENTS $1.60 and up. Pre-
FOR SALE Attractive 6 room stucco vest's. 238 80. Oakdsle. phone 727 '
USSt anT wCrd.ree?. TYPEWR,.EK? B.erma uTT
Price $2600. Easy terms. See W. J. P '" . ,
Warner, 128 E. Main St. 8AljEBa,M m
20 ACRES cultivated, fine Improve- Monarch Seed Oo.
.Tr,oVthit?llm!'.' WHEAT and o.rle, for seed, the pr.iv-
Sheley Agency, mile north city urn- en lo wh(,M n, bar,ey
Its. Pacific Hwy. ( for (eed whole or ground vlctoI
PCS SALE By owner. 10 to 80-ecre Bursell Phone 355-J-3
ulrm.roed7ort b?xc. SALE Pine quality seed grain.
-S?"fS rrt.ninT iSon. 16241, H"" Nledermeyer. 1 mile north of
ent for gardening. Phone 1624-L. Jackinvle on old Stage road
WHEN you think of real estate think Phone Jacksonville 364. t
of BROWN & WHITE. ALFALFA SEED. Inc. F. E Byboe
M EQUITY In Improved 7 acrea ad- 2. Medlord Call O. r. Nleder-
Jolnlng Central Point. Urge houso, meyer. Rt 2. Tel 623-J-l.
"ra" Cennti"?olntn,Ulr! SEVERAL good used -McCtan.ll.D-
Obert Hansen. Central Point. incubator.. 240-eeg $10. 640-egg
FCR SALE Beautiful Income prop- . reconditioned, tested and aoid
eVtyf best location In town. Also , mP' MJc'"a.'" ln0-
41 A. well located. Inquire 304 260 West 12th St.. Eugene. Ore
Central Ave. 80. FERTILIZER Any onouiit, cheap
FINE DAIRY RANCH, complexly 118 8 Fir Phone 1648-X.
stocked and equipped; modern .
home nlghway frontage, fine fruit. MISCELLANEOUS
berries and garden. . very attrac- - . I
tlve property from every viewpoint GRANGE DANCE at Applegate Bat-
$10 800 urday, March 21st. Silvia 'a orchoa-
BROWN WHITE. REALTORS. tra.
.4 .7l0.crDD?Anur. . BUSINESS CHANCES
VZ'iJZS. VnVT in alfalfa FOB SALE-Complete sawmill, or will
Cornice, balance ranch ' '''' u separate two engine., boiler.
Fine modern borne. I Cqulpmen , t.(f 64-inch
goes with place at $12 .000 00 or mil itS tooth saw and other mill
a'ri!Si T wran aoehcy mo Birp"n " be'or' AprU
CHARLESA WINOAOENCY. INU 18.8. L. Johnston, Applegate. Ore.
Phone 728. 109 I Main roR 8ALE.Tne Finest Recre.tion.1
,,, ,, .., , . ...to0' Keaort In Southern Oregon csn now
HOUSES tor .ale or rent Jackson bouh, t a real aacrlfloe pr.oa
County Bldg and un Assn yo,Thave some cash and want
8 4CRES free aoll-flne water right. to get into a paying business. It
Wh'','e.nRe.V450-M BrOW" BROwTrHIT-T.. REALTORS
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES BUSINESS DJEECTOEY
FOR SALE, Essex co;a only 11.000 Ab"rr"' . .,
miles. Good condition. Inquire 20 agam Jackson COl'NTY
8 Fir, upstair. 31 ABSTRACT CO.
OOOD UHED CARS ikiinSlA .,,,. .1 Tina anil
Lowest Price. In Medford. i-nt&A mi. Irurln?. Tn.
1M5 P.ymouth DeLuxe Coupe. Uk. Fjft'wl nl, Jompteu T I t?C
1934 mmouth Sedan. "
,933 Plymouth DeLuie Coupe. T- , , -, - - -
1434 Chrrwer Airflow Swlan. MURRAY ABSTRACT! CO. Abttrnc'
I 1030 Dortgt lLu Sdan. rm ,nd . No 2
1 i34 Dodte Coupe. rntri! Af uwu!r
naa pivmoutti coup. , .
' iP30 Pord SMtn. . . .
i in34 Ford pickup. Money to wna
! i30 Dude 9r Rrfn. 4 pwlt. ., - - .m. . - '""'- "! "
ajso a number of other moaei.
St. b.v a number of Real Cheap
Cars.
Hsed Car Lot. north corner 8th and
Bsrnett.
LANOE MOTORS. INC.
,8 M. aivertld. l&
FOE SALE AUTOMOBILES
LATEST model Dodge pickup, loons
and runs like new, low mileage. A
real buy at 8450.00.
FIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Dodge and Plymouth
port SALE On Star 6-eyl. sedn.
new urea ana recently gvcrHnui.
condition.
Phone 1
Oall at 426 West eth.
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE Young, fresh cow. J.
Coller, Griffin Creek.
3 WORK HORSES. 2 sets logging har
ness, I set farming harness, full
logging outfit. Call Con DeVore.
Phone 324.
PUBLIC SALE
Friday. March 20 at 10:00 a. m. aharp.
Thirteen mllea south of Klamath
Falls. Ore.. Quarter mile west, ib
head horses; ten head springer Jer-
aev cows, tested; hogs, mschlnery.
etc. Free lunch. Jess Whltlatch
Son.
FOR SALE 60 ewes. Tom Hatlett,
miles south of Eagle Point.
FOR SALE 60 ewes: also weaner
Pigs. Tom Hatlett, 3 miles south of
Esgle Point.
FOR SALE One team well matched
mares Geo Hilton. Grants Pass.
FOE SALE POULTEY
AND EGGS
BARRED Rocks and Red chickens
from blood tested flocks to hatch
Mar. 26 or trade for shakes, cednr
posts, lumber or heifers. Geo. P.
Martin, Gold Hill.
FOE SALE DOGS PETS
FOR SALE Wire-haired puppies. 1111
N, Riverside.
ROLLER CANARIES 21 8. Riverside
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
STEEL safe 21x22x28, S30.00.
Culston. 317 N. Riverside.
FOR SALE Two keg 6uper-Cold beer
cabinet dispenser. Leonard's. 119 E.
Main.
ELECTRIC wasrm.g machine, 17.60;
portable typewriters, 913.50; meat
sheer, $17.50: platform scale, $12.50;
Incubator. 640 size, $16.50: brooder.
300 size, $4.75; $33.00 camera and
developing equipment, $15.00; 2
sectlon spring-tooth, 8-lnch plow.
Guernsey cow. Al's Trading Post.
Jacksonville Hwy, Lozler Lane.
FOR SALE: beardless seed barley and
alfalfa seed. E. H. Nledermeyer.
SCREENS and screen doors made to
order and repaired. Medford Furni
ture Hospital, 417 E. Main. Phone
1577-X.
FOR SALE Alfalfa seed. Ko. dodder,
15c lb. Joe Rush. Beagle. Ore.
FOR SALE: Easy electric washer aud
dryer combined. Central Point, Rt
1, Box 263. C. P.' Meldln.
4-IN. auction 3-ln. discharge.
trlfugal pump and Chrysler model
1. 11,1a hr ii mr.
ate. C. L, Barney, Gold Hill, Ore,
FOR SALE 300-gal. Bean sprayer
,'rady to go: Ford tractor. Hamilton
transmission. Darby wheels. Her
bert Ranch, Rt. 4, Box 176.
DRY PINE SLABS, $3.00 per cord, at
Swede Basin mill. Grants Pass. Oi
Phone 604 -F-12, Vernon Boyoe.
FOh SALE--Kanota oars and Heo
chen barley C. F. Nledermeyer
S.'3-J-l.
HAi FOR SALE Grain or alfalfa
Gore Ranch. Jacksonville highway
pronai or household purpose no
Home purnll.inga or Auu; also
Cure Rrf:tnow1 Loidi clool
within 30 miniUM Licnw No
157 s4 w. B. Thoma. 45 So. Cen.
trtO.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Radio service.
Orunow Radios.
RADIO ELECTRIC SERV1CS
Ira E Chastain.
Phone 470. 205 M Jackson St.
Tubes. Aerials. Repairing.
Long Distance Moving
LARGE VAN serving Calif. Oreg and
Wash puluta. semi-monthly trips
Fully insured Martin Bros. 701 8
6th St . Grants Pass fel. 146-J.
Painting and l'aperhanilng.
COMMERCIAL & HOUSE PAINTING,
Tinting ii Paperhanglng. Harry
Marx, phone 14-F-4, Route 1, Box
440.
Transiei,
KEINKING TRNSFBit CO. Long
distance hauling Furniture, oatt'.a.
anything 111 N. Fir. Phono 1033
O Stuart.
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Office 1015 No Central Phone 815
Prtcea right. Service guaranteed.
l'RUCKING AND STORAOF Local
and long distance hauling, turn!
ture moving, etc. Reasonable rates
Tel 83b. F. E. Samson Co.
HAWLE1 TRANSFER - Expert pack
era ana movers. Special livestock
moving equipment. Prices rttfbt
619 North Riverside Phont 615.
' COMMERCIAL SPRAYING
COMMERCIAL spraying.
Phone 258-M.
McQonagle,
LEGAL NOTICES
Warrant Call
Notice la hereby given that School
District No. 49, Jackson County, war
ranta No. 15871 to No. 15993 Inclusive
are called for payment. Interest to
cease on March 19. 1936. wan-ants to
be presented for payment at the of
fice of the District Clerk, City Hall.
Medford, Oregon.
REBECCA JENSEN. Clerk
School District No. 49.
Notice.
In the Matter 01 the Estate of Wil
liam Ira Marion, deceased.
The First National Bank of Med
ford. Oregon, hereby gives notice:
That It has filed in this Court final
account of ita administration, as ad
ministrator de bonis non, of the estate
of William Ira Marlon, deceased.
That Tuesday, April 7th, 1936. at
the hour of 10:00 a. m.. in the court
room of said Court, haa been fixed as
the time and place for hearing ob
jections to said account, and for set
tling and allowing the aame.
BOGGS & BOGOS.
Attorneya for First Nstlonai Bank f
Medford, Oregon. Administer de
bonis non of the estate of William
Ira Marlon, deceased.
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior.
U. S. Land Office at
Roseburg, Oregon.
March 10th, 1938.
Notice Is hereby given that Keith
McCauley of Butte Falls. Oregon, who
on June 26th, 1931, made Homestead
,;?',, 1,1.;,:
Section 11. Township
entry, Serial No. 019700, for NE!,4.
36 a.. Range
2 E, Willamette Meridian, haa filed
not;ce of Intention to make final
three-year proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before
G. R. Carter. Clerk of County Court,
at Medford Oregon, on the 1st day
of May, 1938.
Claimant names aa witnesses:
Arthur Alqulst, of Butte Falls, Ore
gon; M. J. Brainard. of Butte Falls.
Oregon; R G. Gardner, of Lake Creek,
Ort.; H. R. Johnson, of Brownsboro,
Ore
GEORGE FINLET, Register.
J.AWNM0WER3 aharpened. Wo call
for and deliver. 23 N. Fir St. SIMS
BROS. Phone 361.
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i harlvarl for a newly wedded coup1-,
shattered several windows In Port
land. Ore.
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Tallest Dam, Conqueror of the Colorado,
Stands Guard Against Floods, Drought
BOULDER CITY. Nev. (p Engin
eering skill and 4.364.003 cubic yards
of concrete nave harne&scd the rebel
lious Colorado river and given the
world Its tallest dam.
Completion of giant Boulder dam
more than two years before the con
struction deadline, and Its accept
ance by the federal government (on
March 1) ends an American epic su
preme tn Its immensity and romance
of execution.
Almost 400 years after Hernando
cte Alarcon, acting under Coronado a
orders, discovered -and explored the
lower Colorado river, American ingen
uity Is credited with making the rich
lands of the Imperial valley sale for
future generations.
Located about 35 mllea southeast
of Las Vegas, Nevada, In the upper
Black Canyon, Boulder dam la 727
feet high and by far the tallest dam
In the world. The famous Sautet dam
In France rises only 446 feet.
Cost Sllft.OOO.OOO
Approximately $119,000,000 was
-pent In construction of Boulder dam.
More than 4.364,903 cubic yards of
concrete went Into the dam and pow
or house.
Boulder dam's mission may be sum
marized as follows:
1. To provide flood control.
3. To furnish an adequate supply
for Irrigation and domestic use.
3. To provide silt control.
4. To Improve navigation on the
river below Black Canyon,
fi. To create a new recreational area
0. To permit the generation of pow
er,, the sale of which will repay the
cost of the project.
Boulder dam was authorised in
1028, when both houses of congress
passed and President Coolldge signed
the Boulder Canyon Project Act.
Began In 1931
Work started March 11, 1031, the
first concrete was poured June 6
1933, the storage of water commenced
on February 1, 1935. and the last con
crete placed tn the dam on May 30
of the same year.
More than a year ago, although
work was not yet completed, the gates
of the diversion tunnels were closed
to catch and store the flood wateis
In Lake Mead, behind the dam, to
prevent a disastrous flood and later
to prevent a drought In the Irrigated
valleys along the lower Colorado,
where crop losses In 1934 totaled 10,
000,000. Lake Mead, extending upstream
from Boulder for 115 miles, has
shore line of 550 miles, and a water
surface of 327 square miles. It Is the
largest artificial body of water In the
world.
power Is Secondary
Although the generation of powr
at Boulder dam Is only Incidental to
ihe primary purposes of controlling
floods and storing water during pu
rlods of high discharge to be released
during periods of low flow, returns
;rom sale or power are expeciea 10
repay the cost of the project. The
federal government will not sell the
power generated at Boulder dam, but
will dispose of the xamng wajer.
TrA.ff.i-. Patrolman James Hunt
Portland, Ore., offered aUft to two
youths, who slugged him and robbe4
nlm r-i Iiie revolver and MO.
Fifteen tons of data has been gatlv
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brary on state, county and local gov
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energy la expected to pay for the big development In 60 years.
AS FUTURE WAR VETS
PRINCETON, N. J., March 18 (IP)
College students' love of satire found
expression today In "The Veterans of
Future Wars." an organisation which
Its Princeton university undergradu
ate sponsors said la designed to help
prospective soldiers get bonus bene
fit, now so they may enjoy them be
fore they die on the battlefield.
Conceived on a grand scale, the
Idea will not only be carried to oth
er campuses, Its sponsors aald, but
It also will have an auxiliary, the as
sociation of gold star mothers Of vet
erans of future wars. The first au.
lllary chapter will be formed at Vaa
sar. When the officer, for the veteran,
of future wars were elected laat night
at the first meeting they aald they
wanted Immediate payment to each
member of 11,000 bonus, due June 1,
1085.
Along with plan, to seek recruits
on other campuses. It was announcan
the gold stnr mothers would strive
for trip, abroad to view the prospec
tive graves of the yet unborn sol
diers.
Louts J. Orola of Louisville, Ky.,
waa elected national commander.
Phoenix
PHOENIX, March 18-(8pl.) The
flrat grandchild of Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Colver was born Saturday, Mar.
14. at the Bacred Heart hospital to Mr
and Mrs. Alton M. Anderson Of Med
ford. The young fellow su been
named Duke Ollbert.
Mrs. Belle Purry arrived Monday
from Treka, accompanied by Prancl.
Peck.
Mrs. Melvtn T. Zlellnskl of Buffalo,
New York, arrived from the east last
Tuesday to visit her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. M. B. Haroisty.
Mr. and Mr., warren Turnqulst of
McCloud, Cel., are apendlng a week',
vacation with Mrs. Turnqulst'a par
ent., Mr. and Mr.. Brook. A. Mont
gomery. Jamea V. McAbe. It confined to ht
home because of Illness,
The n.me. of Bert Btanellff. and
W. L. Smith have been added to the
list of owner, of new cars.
The card party sponsored by the
Thursday club last Thursday waa a
decided success. Honor, were held by
Mrs. culy, brldg. high, ladle. More;
V.ughn Quackenbush, high men's
wore; Mrs. W. Oermer, high l.dles'
"no"' More: W. Oermer, high men',
core; end E.rl Brlsco., high plnochla
Mr. tnd Mr.. E. C. Allen, who lived
In west PhoenK, moved to Los An-
(ele. last week. Their property waa
purchased by Alvtn Coat, and family,
former resident, of rno.ni.
Home Extension unit meet. Ftld.y
it the Presbyterian parlor.
Mr. and Mr.. Pr.nk Wilbur and
d.ughter oeraldlne. and David Wink
lamen of Klamath Palls were visitor.
at the V. R. Hallcroft home recently.
Circle No. 343 meeta Thursd.y In a
regulsr session. Kathryn Denzer will
b. Initiated.
Albert T. Creltr. aaalatant concert
master of the Portlsnd symphony or
chestra, was In Phoenlk laat Thurs
day eaamlnlng local violin pupil, of
the n.tlonal Institute under th di
rection of Raymond Cook. Th. fol
iolllg student, were f.vorahly w
mined: Wilbur .nd Robert H.llcr.ft:
Donald and Mary Jean Barn..
WINDOW OLA8 W sell wlDti'
(las, and will r.plae. your orok'D
window. r.sonsblf Trowbrldg. Co
met Worka.
rsetory "y" workmanship trior-ougi-ly
guaranteed Your watch or
Jewelry repsi,-in racelvM my parauo
1 al .ttentlon. Jno. W, Johnaon,
School Honor Roll
High school honor roll for second
O'Neal, Mabel
Raymond, Kenneth
Southwlck. Betty
Werta, Bertha -
Chlrgwln, Helen
Whlllock, Edith
Thatcher, Jeanette
Mead, Kathryn
Longwell, Lorraine
Clngcade, Beth
Cock. Carolina
Hedges. Ruth
Leslie Rosalie...
Moon, Nellie
Nakaglrl, Kay ....
Schaffer, Evelyn
Montelth. Dorothy .
Purdln, Betty
Norval, Corday
atevens, Orva . .
Tyrrell, Margaret .,
Henselman, Roger
Thatcher, Carson ,
Dressier, Hsl
Hodgklns. Edith ...
Prince, Opal
Daugh. Dorothy m
Loornls, Virginia
Neeley, Evelyn
Younger, Donald -Wilson,
Lorraine .
Dallatre John
Dorrl., Barbara H
Hopkins, Dorothy
Keeeee, Louise
Flu Causes Girl
Talk Incessantly
Since Wednesday
8HREVEPORT, La.. March 18.
(Pi Physician, attempted today
to diagnose th. case of Ruby
Poole, who haa talked incessantly
for more than a week.
Ruby, daughter of J. H. Poole,
an oil worker of Haynesvllie, La.,
waa brought to the hoapltal here
last Wednesday when ah. develop
ed th. "talking spell' after an at
tack of Influenaa.
Th. girl seems quite rational
and ha. discussed many aubjects
Intelligently.
The doctor Mid ha believed on.
of the most effective forms of
treatment consisted In separating
her from close relatives.
Ten Girl Scouts
Climb Johns, Peak
And Enjoy Lunch
Ten Olrl Scouts from th. Wert Bide
troup, Mo. 9, went on an all-day hike
Saturday, March 7, climbing to the
top of John'. Peak. At noon th. group
ate a plcnle lunch and rested before
starting th. mora strenuous climb
up the f.ce of the steep peak.
At th. top th. girls studied th.
compaaa. praotlced th. Olrl Scout
rules for cmp fire building, and en
joyed a marshnullow rout.
Th. girl., Dorothy o.ntry, Mabel
Tyrrell, Norma Plltcroft, Lois Yost,
Betty Bowman, Wanda Reynolds,
Olive Morton, Leila McOraw, Oever
ly Leach, and Ruth Freeland were ac
companied by Mr.. Ina Potter and
their lieutenant, Mia. Jeanette aore.
The captain. Mr.. Lorena Leach, w
unabl. to go.
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For Subscription
WALNUT CREEK, C.1U, March
18. (AP) Lyman . Stoddard
editor of Mw Walnut Kernel, local
weekly newspapar, nporta business
la tmnrovlna.
Alter publishing an 84 that na
would accept "money, m.rbla. or
chalk'1 for aubacrlDtlon.. ha took In
. a.uk of bsrn-y.rd fertiliser.
"Th. Stoddard flow.r erden
grateful ylacknowledgea receipt of a
naw .ubscrlptlon,- stooaaro repiwa
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Regular meeting of the Southern
Oregon Osteopathic society was held
In Ashland March 16 at the office of
Dr. Bertha Sawyer. All members of
the society were prewnt.
Among other thing, on the program
wa. a demonatratlon and explana
tion of several X-ray pictures on the
spine by Dr. Russell Sherwood which
were very Interesting and later dis
cussed by a number of those present.
Another thing of interest ws. tha
reading from th. Journ.l of th. A.
M. A., January 18. 1938, a. follow.:
"Poliomyelitis V.cclne. Prohibited,
The use of vacolnea or other alml
lar Immunising agent, to protect hu
man belnga against acuta poliomye
litis la prohibited In tha city and
county of San Francisco by the di
rector of publio health, Dr. Jacob 0.
Oelger. December 37. In the order,
Dr. Oelger stated that he believed tha
action was Indicated and appropriate
as a publio health measure directed
at tha control of a communicable
disease, particularly because recent
evidence supports tha premise that
acute anterior pollomyelltla oucura
with greater frequency tn those 'Im
munised' than In those not 'Immun
ised' In comparable population ago
group, under comparable condition..
After some mora dlacuslon th. pro-
gram closed with a light lunch Mir
ed by Dr, Sawyer.
Navy Flier Dies
In Flaming Plane
BAN DIEOO. Ca! March 18 P)
A navy flier was killed and bit pas
senger .leaped without Injuria. In a
crash at aea 10 mile, weat of point
Loma of a navy plane today, fleet air
authorities report.
Oolng down with th. plana whan
it burst Into fl.me. In a diva bomb
ing attack, Lieutenant (JO) Oliver
White, attached to VP-SB squadron,
0. 8. S. Saratoga, waa kiiied.
A. W. Lecompta, radioman second
claae, jumped with hla parachute and
landed aafely In tha ocean. Ra waa
picked up by a reacu. crew from tha
destroyer Tar ball. Tha filar Ured la
Coronado. Ra waa unmarried.
Ity persons! attention (Iran to all
wawh repalra. facry atyl. workman
tbip reaaonaaly priced and thorough'
1 fUArantaad. Jno. W, Johnson.
OSTEOPATHS HOLD
ASHLAND MEETING