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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. BEDFORD. OREOOX. FRTDAT. MARCH 20, 1938 PAGE FIFTEEN 11 Bead et cry ad on thla page You will probably find exactly the thing you hsv. own looking for or a sal. or trade (or uiuko artlclea you may bava. Search your attlo or atore-room you may find many thlnga others are' seek-' log and be abla to realize lm mediate caah. U what you want lant here, advertise Cor It Tribune Classified ada are inexpensive effective! I Per word first Insertion (Mlnlmum 35o) Each additional Insertion, oer word - .. lo (Minimum 10c) Per line per month without copy changes 11.25 Phone 75 FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND STRAYED Black mare with foal whlte left hind foot, phone 421-J. LOST If dog lb missing, call 1516- W ANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Girl for housework, room board and wages. Apply 313 South Orange or phone 1498. WANTED airl to do housewark and assist with children. Call 1311-W.. WANTED Young woman for cook In camp must be good on pastry. Box 1378. Tribune. WANTED Young lady to do house work for board and wagea. all Reddy. CAPABLE young woman, housework, assist with children. Good home and wagea. Phone 939-W. DISTRICT representative wanted by national organization. Prefer wo man, 35-40, neat, attractive. No canvassing. Give quallflcatlona. Di rector, 301 Westport. Kansas City. Mo. WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Steady Work. Exp. gen. farmer. Also lawns, gardens. Refer ences. F. H. Virtue, Central Point, Gen. Del. YOUNG lady experienced in stenog raphy and cashier work would like full or part time employment. Box 1251, Tribune. PAINTING and carpenter work to trade for livestock or furniture. P. O. Box 657. WANTED Day work. Mra. Huaon, Phone 1345-M. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Passengers to Eugene Sunday. Share expenses. Phone 527-H. . AUTO Repairing, reasonable prices. Clement Auto Parte. 230 N. River side. WANTED Room and board In pri vate home for elderly lady. Phone 39 after 8:30 a. m. 449-R after 5:30 p. m. WANTED-Smali Medford home worth 1600. 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 Wardro Shop. 518 E. Main. WANTED Bert little Home near Med ford 400 or 500 will buy. Box 1031. Tribune. WANTED Springer cows and heif ers Ralph Wilson. Phone 111-X-l. Central Point. WANTED WOOL MOHAIR Highest cash prices for wool and mo hair, wool bags and fleece twine. MEDFOKD BARGAIN HOUSE n No. Grape Phone 1083 JUNK WANTED Honest market prices paid for meuis of all kinds, rags, wool or CO turn Southern Ore. Junk Co.. 8tewsrt Ave. between So. Holly and Oak dale. WANTED We pay caah for household goods, furniture and itovea We also ouy metals, hides, pelts, wool and mo hair MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N Grape St Pione '.052. WANTED Pigs, weight to 75 lbs State price In reply. M L. Mall Tribune. FURNITURE upholstering, repalrttut. reflnishlng W E, Walker, phone 825 307 N- Peach. WANTED Cook stoves, pesters, bed spring. trt.trjwaA day-beda sani tary jouchea and oot or what have your We py cash or exchange VEW DEAL FURN EXCHANOI 433 E. Main Jr. JUNK- -JUNK WANTED OASB PAID for inner tube, le per lb up Rags cotton and wool, up to 6c per lb Scrap iron small or large lots, alac all other metala of all decripttons MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 No Oripe phone 1063 FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Small, modern, furnlsh M house. RMLSonable rent. Inquire 23 Keene Way. FOR RENT Completely furn. house. Call at Dowa Cafe. FOR RENT 3 furnished house. 812 Summit. I FOR PENT Unfurn, 6-room house 825 N. Ccrt'ral. FOR PENT- 5-rcom houe, alexin.? porch. hMh, &09 Hamilton, nar i Washir.ct'n school. I16O0 month J Inquire at Medford Exchange, 89 60. Front. FOE RENT HOUSES FOR RENT 3-roora furnished house $20. 333 No. Orapa. FOR RENT Desirable blouse on east aide, close In. D. T. Lawton. 331 Apple. FOR RENT Desirable 7-room house on east side, hardwood floors, lire place, oil burner. Rent MO.OO. In quire at 13a East Main St. or phone 195. FOR RENT 718 Oak St. tliiO. 1140 court St.. ee SO. Holly Court No. S. partly furnish- ed. a30.00. ' Inquire 138 E. Main. Phone 195 or 1147-W after s p. m. FOR RENT 3-room modern furnish ed house. 315 So. Peach. 7-ROOM house, newly papered; bam and garage, outbuildings, 14 acres fine garden land. Call Knox'a Serv Ice Station, Jacksonville. FOR RENT - Modern 4 room furnlab- ud house, garage 804 Bennett. FOR RENT 3-room modern furn shed bouse. 315 So. Peach FOR RENT 5 room modern house. furnished. W. n. Evernara, luis w. 9ih.. FOR RENT Home, furnished or unfurnished BROWN & WHITE FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT furn. ape. 313 8. Grape. AQUlta. FOR RENT Apt. 334 Apple. FURNISHED one and two room apart ments, with garage. 804 W. 10th. FURNISHED 3-room apartment, pri vate bath, hot and cold water, lights, sleeping poreb, garage Adults. 913 S. Oakdale. - FURNISHED Apt. for rent. 239 N. Ivy, NICELY furnished apartment. Adults only. Call 906 West 10th. FOR RENT Suite In beautiful Hol ly Apartment. 4 nloe rooms, Prlg'd ire, electrlo range, hot and cold water. Available now. Second dour north of poatofflce, $40. See man ager In rear. DURELL Court Apt. 8. 329 N. Holly. FOR RENT Purnleued apartment, uew, clean, private bath, overstuff eu. One 8-room, one 4-room at tr.e Gloria Pan at South Central under management of the owner, airs. Bechtel. FOR RENT 6-room apt., partly furn. Close In. Inquire 20 8. Fir FOR RENT BOARD ROOM WANTED Boarders and roomers by the month, call at 718 East Main or phone 722. ROOM, board, care for children. In quire 618 King St. ROOM & BOARD Home cooked meals 126 oer month 303 N Holly FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS ' TWO ROOMS Private residence, well located: steam heat, garage; reasonable. 1311 W. Main. ATTRACTIVE rooms. 41)4 8. Grape FOR EXCHANGE 4-WHEEL trailer with hay rack, good tlrea. trade, for cow. Will pay caah difference Phone 589-R-l. FOR SALE OR TRADE- for brood . sows good model T Ford, trunk. Phone Central Point, 116. FOR SALE OR TRAiJE Jonathan ap ple 15o and 36o a box. Call at Ala Vista Packing house Between S and 4 o'clock Bring own boxes. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE PROPERTY In The Dallea to trade for acreage In Rogue river valley. P. O Box 128, Central Point or phone Lewis' Meat Market FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Federal Land Bank farms, small payments, low Interest rates. See L. J. Knox, secretary-treaaurer, Medford N. F. L. A. WILL sacrifice good modern 6-room cottage. Call evenings at 436 N. Hol ly or phone 1496. 24 ACRES Irrigated, clover and al falfa land. Substantial Improve ments, close In, $3300.00. 10 down. 6 Interest. ALSO 10 seres cultivated, good valley land, $760.00. Terms. REAL ESTATE EXCHANOE 19 N. Bartlett. Phone 1496 FOR GOOD HOUSES, close In, Inquire 1030 E. Uth, 10 to 6. 4 ACRES, almost new improvements, bottom land, free Irrigation. Cow. chickens, 30 rabbits. Priced $1300. Terms. A. F. Flowers, corner 12th and Front FOR SALE 65 acres, 80 acres pear, Bartlett. Bosc, D'AnJou. Grain pas ture. Irrigated. Owner's house, fore man'a house, necessary buildings, 3 good wells. Box 1373, Tribune. 4'i ACRES. Irrigated, good eoll, ad Joining Medford, on paved road, 6 room house, garage and barn. City water. About lu. acres In Ladlno clover. $1500. L. a. Plckell, 304 Eut Main. Tel 383. FOR SALE 6 acres, 4 In pears. 6- room modern bouse, basement, city water and city mall delivery at city limits. 101 Western Ave. 20 ACRES cultivated, fine Improve- menu, 6 A. free water. $1500. Terms. Shelev Agency, mile north city lim its, Paciflo Hwy. FCR SALE By owner. 10 to 80 -acre facta. Irrigated Bear creek bottom Una. H mile from Medrord; c. ent for gardening. Phone 1524-L. EQUITY In Improved 7 ecree ad joining Central Point. Large houae ct.lcken novum end barn. Inquire r.'bcrt Hansen. Central Point. FCR SALE Beautiful Income prop eity: best location In town. Also It A. well located., inquire S04 Central Ave. 8o. -iinmi- -.-ii- - - i- -i - i- a aI AN ORCHARD BARGAIN 1214 acrea. 7 acres D AnJoue. 6 ecree 3i yr. old Boac, 4 a?r 30 yr old Cornice, ba.anoe ranch id a Lie. fa F"ne m'Klern home Equipment with p. ace at I1300CO0 or anil trade for ouaitieu bulldtnt, THARLEJS A WINfl AGENCY IN. Etclu;re Acenta FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 6-room modern residence at eacrmce. inquire oau w. m ov.. Medford. HOUSES for aale or rent. Jackson County Bldg and Loan Asa'a. WHEN you think of reel estate think of BROWN & WHITE FOR SALE tOULTRY AND EGOS HANSON and Hollywood W. L. chicks, heavy laying strains; large, vigor ous chlcka 9c; Rocka and Reda 10c. Send for catalog. Jenka Hatchery. Tangent, Oregou. ELECTROLUX refrigerator, air cooled. 6 cu. ft. capacity. Operatea with city or tank gaa, .lao.oo. Call 728 W. 4th evenings. FINE Naragansett turkey eggs. Route 1, Box 308, Table Rock, Central Point, Ore. FOR SALE Naragansett tome. Chas. E- Gray, Gold Hill, 3nd house north of Rocky Point bridge. FOR SALE Mammoth Bronze tur key poults from fine early matur ing market type atraln. Day old or brooded to eight weeks. Day old May 10th to 25th, 35c, May 26th to June 25, 32c. Write for information about 8 weeks poults. Cash deposit 20 with orders. James E. Conu, Melrose Rt., Roseburg, Ore. BARRED Rocks and Red chickens from blood tested flocks to batch Mar. 26 or trade for shakes, cedar posts, lumber or heifers. Geo. P. Martin, Gold Hill. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK LIVESTOCK Fresh and aprlnger heifers and cowa, 3 miles north of Eagle Point on Crater Lake high way. W. C. Kasshafer. FOR SALE A-I milk cow. Stucco house, South Lozler Lane. FINE springer cow, - Phono Central Point, 115. FOR SALE Jersey-Guernsey heifer fresh in six weeks. Mra. Jessie M. Mlnear,. 2nd house east Rogue River Academy. FRESH cow and calf for sale. J, B. Bynum, Dark Hollow road. FOR SALE Young, fresh cow. J. F. Colter, Griffin Creek. FOR SALE! One team well matched mares Geo Hilton. Grants Psss FOR SALEAUTOMOBILES "39 Ford sedan, runs fine, good rub ber. Bargain price 9149.00. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth FOR SALE 2 used Reo T-S engines removed from Series G heavy duty speed wagons. One is complete, otn er practically so, both are In good usable condition and are adaptable to 1928 models, if Interested phone O. A. Eden, 168. FOR BALL Essex coach only 11.000 miles. Good condition.. Inquire 30 S Fir, upstairs. GOOD USED CARS Lowest Prices in Medford. 1P35 P.ymouth DeLuxe Coupe, like new. 1034 Plymouth Sedan. 1933 Plymouth DeLuxe Coupe, , N34 Chrysler Airflow Sedan, 1030 Dodge DeLuxe Sedan. 1934 Dodge Coupe. 1932 Plymouth coupe- 930 Ford Sedan. 134 Ford Pickup. It30 Dodge Sr. Sedan, 4 speeds. Also number of other models. We have a number of Real Cheap Cars, - Used Car Lot, north corner 6th and Bartlett. LANGE MOTORS. INC. KB M. Riverside. Tel. 18. FO.4 SALE One Star 0-cyl. sedan, r.ew tires and recently overhauled; vtry good condition. Phone 47 rail at 426 West 6th. . FOR SALE DOGS PETS ROLLER CANARrES 21 S. Riverside FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Baby buggy and large bassinette, good condltkn. 19 Crater Lake Ave. FOR SALE bed and springs, like new. 1011 Nlantlo St. FOR SALE! Carpet, rocker, lamps, stool, canaries. 415 Edwards. MINING claim, good show gold; make nloe chicken ranch trade for late model car. write for partlcu lars. Box 1262, Tribune. AUCTION aale extraordinary Satur day, March 3'st at the Sale Pavil ion, north Medford. complete furn ishings from two homes. Also of fice equipment Including roll-top desk. Remington typewriter. Abun dance of mlscellaneoua articles. Usual run of livestock and poultry. Be sure to attend. 6. Oregon Live stock Auction. Col. A. H. Dudley, auctioneer. FOR SALE Spring-tooth harrow, wagon with grain box. 836 N. Cen tral. FOR SALE: Third cutting alfalfa hay. Kanota oata and corn. John L. Keaiuu. FOR SALE Cheap, electrlo and coal brooders, electric waahlng machine. 304 S. Ivy. FOR SALE 300-gal Hardle aprayo ready to go. Price 300 Tel 408-J-l. FOR 8ALE Two keg Buper-Cold beer cabinet dispenser. Leonard's. 119 E Main. FOR SALE beardless eeed barley and alfalfa seed. E. H. Ntedenneyer. POh ftALF -Kanota oau end Ho cnen barley. C. F. Niedermeyer fl.ta-.j-i. HAk FOR SALE Or tin or alfalfa Oore Ranch. Jacksonville highwaf FOR SALE -Ood Newtuwn appiee at cheap price. Inquire Hirooel k Day Packing Houae South Fir St. FOR 6.41.01 Maiev oat naj ground alfalfa a no oat ot looae alfalfa hay O A DeVoe. Phone 63S-J-3 PC-MAN KNT8 H-bO and up. Pr ei'a. 33(1 So Oakdale. phone 721 TYPEWKi lEKS -Bienna 110 H Ce& tral Ph--ne itri POH SAmE Baled alfatfa 14 00 vn Monarch Seed Oo 4LPALFA SfKD lac f B B?0e Rt 3. Miiord Ct.'l C F. Kleder FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS WHEAT and barley for seed, the prov en yieider; also wheat and barley for feed, whole or ground. Vlctot Buraell Phone S5S-J-S. FOR SALE Fine quality seed grain. nenry meaermeyer. I mile nortn or Jacksonville on old stage road. Phone Jacksonville 354. SEVERAL good used "McCIenaheo incuoatora. 340-egg $10. MO-egg $20. reconditioned, tested and sold complete McClanahan Inc. Oo . 350 West 13tb St- Eugene. Ore FERTILISER Any ' unoutit, oheap no cir Phone itnn-x. MISCELLANEOUS STALLION Registered Belgian, darts bay, ton horse, will stand. W. W. Large. Will lams. Ore. MKETINQ extraordinary for Town send Club No. 2. will bo held at the Guild Hall. Friday. March 30th, at 7:30 for reorganisation. O. I. Max well, president pro tern. GRANGE DANCE at Applegate Sat urday, March 21st. Silvia's orcbetj tra. BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE Complete sawmill, or will sell separate two engines, boiler, edger. planer, cut-off saw, 54-lneh Inserted tooth saw and other mill parts. Bargain If sold before April 15 6. L. Johnston. Applegate. Ore. BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts f Title and Title Insurance. The only complete Title System in Jackson County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstract of Titie. Rooms 8 and 5. No. 33 North Central Ave., upstairs. Long Distance Moving . LARGE VAN serving Calif., Oreg and Wash points, semi-monthly trips Fully insured Martin Bros. 701 3 6th St.. Grants Pass. Tel. 146-J. 'Money to Lend MONEY LOANED S50 to 8300 for personal or household purposes on House Furnishings or Autos; also Cars Refinanced- Loans cloeed within 30 minutes License No. 8 157. See W E. Thomas, 45 So. Cen tral. Radio trrvlce. Grunow Radios. RADIO ELECTRIC SERVICE! Ira E Chastain. Phone 470. 205 V Jackson St. Tubes, Aerials. Repairing. Painting and Papfrhanflnjr. COMMERCIAL & HOUSE PAINTING, ilntlng & PapcrLanglng. Harry Marx, phone 14-P-4, Route 1, Box 440. Transiei. 11BINKINO TR.HSFErt CO. Long dlatanoe hauling, furniture, cattle, anything. Ill N. Fir. Phone 1033 O fctuart. EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.- Oiflce 1016 No Central Phone 318 Prices right. Service guaranteed. rRUCKlNG AND 8TORAOF - Local ,and long distance hauling, furnl , cure muvlng. etc. Reasonable rates TeU 83b. p s aAmaon Co. HAWLE1 TRANSFER - Expert paca era ana movera. Special livestock moving equipment. Pricce right 818 North Riverside. Pnonv 816. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS I. Rind of fish 6. Condiment . Cold dish 14. Wings 16. Oriental nurse II. Brlnx Into a row IT. Repose 15. Wind Indica tor It. Soft velvet . Ilka fabric 10. Commission to act la ons'a plare !:. Phrased 23. Not any Si. That from whtrb any- thlns" springe tl. Hard surface or a street IS. American author 19. Style of poetry SI. Continent It. Wallet: archalo 18. Venture 17. Dress stone with a . sharp r pointed hammer IS. Vandal 19. Tablet in Hsau 41. Kitchen stove 44. Brittle 45. Dry II. Exist Solution of Yeaterdsy's Puzzle FIAIPIE jggA L P S IVAS OTP O NlDO L E i A D E rTan gIoracular PlABBEYlNUM B TON 6UE IE STE.il ARjESiTR I OLET P AClH E R S ElE N E SLAVERYlVlSTA 1ME.A UlE IfM I S SIE S QPJA SMC H ES SWM D I G E S TEgjlU T E S ICUlHERElEARL sIeIaIIeIdIpIadIriaiy 47. More prectooi 49. Olve forth BL Rhythmic wing 53. Raised (6. Rail around hlD'a aiera SI. Character In a Scotch anna 10. Town In Italy M. Too 62. Davlce for hurling tones II. Nonprofea- alonal 14. Outdoor game z z 4 5 Zy a o a j v W'f 2 To mM .:..: ': MtA 1 hi" t"i)it' ...... H. 45" " '''';, 4a" !t 47 4& Z -S5 COMMERCIAL SPRAYING COMMERCIAL spraying. MoOonagle. Phone 3S8-M. LEGAL NOTICES Notice of Sheriff's Sale j By Virtue of an execution in fore- ; closure duly issued out of and under the seal of the Circuit court of tne State of Oregon, in and for the Coun ty of Jackson, to me directed and dated on the 24th day of February. 1936. In a certain suit therein, where in First- National Bank of Medford, Oregon, a corporation, as Plaintiff, recovered Judgment against V. J. Em ertck, sometimes known as Vernon J. Emerlck; Aletha Vawter, Frank Emerlck; Mattle Emerlck; and V. J Emerlck, as Administrator of the es tate of Mat tie Emerlck, sometimes known as Mattle L. Emerlck, deceas ed, the defendants, for the sum oJ 7450.61. Dlus the sum of 13134 04. plus 815 00 for continuation of lb-1 street of title, plus 8500 Attorney s fees, together with costs and dis bursement taxed st 825-55, together j with interest on said Judgment from , the date oi tne aecree nerein at ww rate of 8 per annum, which Judg ment was enrolled end docketed tn the Clerk's office of said Court in said County on the 17th day of Feb ruary, 1836. Notice 1 hereby given that, pur suant to the terms of the said exe cution, 1 will on the 28th day of March, 1936, at iu;uu ociocx a. m . at the front door of the Oourthoiwe In the City of Medford, In Jackson County, Oregon, offer for sale and will sell at public auction ror casn w i the hheat bidder, to satisfy said Judgment, together wltt the costs this sale, subject to redemption as provided by law, all the right, title and interest that the said defendant In said ult, V. J. Emerlck. some Urn is known aa Vernon J- Emerlck; Aletha Vawter; Frank Emerlck. Mattle Em erlck; V. J. Emerlck, as edmlnlstraW of the estate of Mattle Ermerlck. nmilm knnvn aa Mattla L. 2m- I erlck, deceased; and Fannie E. Em- mena. had on the 9th day or Feb ruary, 1933. o now have In and to the following aesorioea property, sit uated In the County - of Jackson State of Oregon, to-wit: The north half N) of Lot num bered Four (4) and Lots numbered Five (6) and Six (6. In Block num bered Fifteen (15) of the Town (.no city) of Medford, as the same are numbered, designated and descrlbl on the official plat thereof, now of record In Jackson County, Oregon, ' and the north half (N!4) ot Lot number ed Five (5) and all of Lot numbered Six (6) li. Block numbered Sixty nine (69) of the original Town (n v city) of Medford, a-, the same ere numbered, designated and descrlbtd on the official plat thereof, now of record In Jackson County, Oregon, EXCEPTING, the one-half (ft) in terest in the heating plant situated In the structure upon the last above described property, which Is mort gaged to Mary Mathea. a shown oy mortgages of record at page 685 of Vol. 92, mortgage records of Jackson County, Oregon. Dated this 25th day of February, 1938. SYD I. BROWN, Sherlfl of Jackson County, Oregon. By Howard Gault, Deputy. Notice of Election In Evans Creek Irrigation District. Tc the Electors of Evana Creek Irri gation District: Pursuant to an order of the County Court duty entered on the 19th day 41 February, 1936. you and each of you are herehy notified that an election will be held In the proposed Evana Creek Irrigation District for the pur pose of determining whether or not said district shall be organized on the aiat dav of March. 1936. In the Evana Valley Schoolhouse, District No. 82. at Winter, Oregon, between the houra of 6:00 o'clock a. m. and 4:00 o'clock p. m. The ballots for said election ehall contain the words Irrigation District Yes and Irrigation District No, or words equivalent thereto. Three directors tor said Irrigation district shall be elected at aald elec tion. Cross-Word Puzzle 11, Famoua aoprano 11 An BnRllah quean IS. Act 31. Unit of weight II. Cry 34. Proceeding 36. Bbaeta of glaaa 38. Apart 37. Strength 33. Dried plum 30. WrltltiK material 31, Angry 33. Evergreen tree IS. Marine map 41. Public gathering 43. Foray 43. Imputing building 44. Despotic aub- ordlnate of flciala 43. Fairy 60. Blend Im perceptibly 11. Ancient language 61. Maid 63. Unoccupied 61, flntaar ' 65. Former ruler 66. Medicinal plant 67. Small Island 61. Weaving . machine 0. Liquor B. Woolan cloth 69. flea eagla 17, Look to be DOWN L Small place of thin pa nt board 1 On the aide away from the wind I, Coarse (lie 4. Flower t. Unexpended lumi I. Aatound 7. Narrow road I. Artlrl I, Flavor 10. Frightened The boundary line of said proposed Evans Creek Irrigation District 1 de fined and specifically set forth In the order of the County Court ot Jackson County In the Matter of the Or ganisation of the Evans Creek Irriga tion District, and defining the bound aries thereof, dated the 19th day ot February, 1936, and filed In the office of the County Clerk of Jaokson Coun ty, Oregon, which aald description so set forth in said order 1 by reference made a part of thle notice pursuant to the order of said County Court. O. R. CARTER, County Clerk of Jackson (Ooui.ty Seal.) O. R. CARTER, Notice to Creditors. In the County Court of Jackson Ccunty for the State of Oregon In the Matter of the Estate of Jasten Hartman deceased, also known oa .earn Hartman, and also as J. Kartman. Notice la hereby given that the un deralgned has been appointed admin istrator of estate of a bore named de owed and all persons having claims against aald estate are required to present the same, with proper vouch ers within 8 months from the date of thla notice, to the undersigned at the office of H. K. Hanna, 9a North Central Avenue, Medford. Oregon. Uattd and first published Marco 13th, 1036. WESUY HARTMAN. Administrator. BIO APPU9QATE. March 30. (Spl.) AI. T. Dawson of Roeeburg, aoeom panled by his daughter, Mies Hannah Dawson, apent the week-end here as a guest of his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mra. Ben Dawaon. The elder Mr. Dawaon returned reoently from England, hi native country, which he had not vlalted for forty years. He spent month there, and In com menting on hla trip, aald economic conditions there were about the same aa In this oountry. Mra. Sarah Wilcox, employed at the Dr. Helma home near Grant. Paaa. le spending several week, vacation with friends here, among whom are Mr. and Mrs. Leon Offenbacher. Robert Fletcher left by train last week for Bonnevlile, Waah., where he will be employed aa a mechanic for the next three montha. Mlae Jean Stlmeon of Medford spent Saturday nteht bare ac guest of her aunt, Mrs. Fred Oopple. Mrs. Hattle Daddyaman and little granddaughter of Stock ton, who are spending some time visiting relative. In Southern Oregon, were gueau hen Sunday at the home of Mrs. Daddya man'. aunt, Mra. Aria Throckmorton. The two were accompanied to Apple gate by Mra. Daddyaman'. daughter, Mra. La von Zundell of Medford, with whom they are vlaltlng. , Ernest Buck of Kaokamore, Cel., and Dan Davis, forest servlo employ, at Alturaa, apent Sunday hen with the former', parenta, Mr. and Mra. M. R. Buck. The two came to Tik on business, motoring north tor the day. Olcnn MoDanlel, employed by the General Electric company In Port land, has returned north after .pend ing several daya vacation here at the home of hLs parenta, Mr. and Mra. W. H. MoDanlel. Mr. and Mm. Lorey and daughter Shirley of Loa Angele. arrived in the community Tuesday for aa extended visit at the home of Mr. Lorey's Meter, Mr.. Phil Schmidt. Mrs. Elsie Young and ton 01.0 and Delmar Smith of willow Spring. wre guest, here Sunday of Mr. and Mr. Fred straube. Mr. and Mra. Ed Russel toft laU laat week for Medford, where they will make their home, having leased property at Howard. Mra. Mark Wlnnlnghem, who hu been 111 for some time, la remaining with her daughter, Mra. Jim Win nlngham, at Jacksonville. Florence Welaaer, county nurse, was In the community Friday, visiting the Beaver creek school. Lee Port, Jr., atud.nt at Oregon State college, arrived Tuesday for spring vacation, motoring south with Unas, Drew, also a student of the col lege, who la spending hl vacation at hla home at Klamath Fall.. Mr. Port will return to school Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Wallace Haakln. mo tored to WUUama creek Sunday, where tney visited Mr. and Mra. Frank Miller. Having pasaed final examination. In Portland Tuesday for .nllttoumt In th U.S. navy, A 1 ford KubU lr( the northern city Tuesday night for Sen Diego, where he will receive three months' preliminary work at the naval training station. Mis. Mary Herbert of Ashland la spending the week with friend, here . a. powier, county agent, was guest speaker at the regular meeting or tn upper Appleget grange Sat, urday evening. Mr. Fowler a poke on the duties of th. county agent In connection with the grange., and urged mora people to tak. advantage of the opportunities offered through hi. offlos. An Interesting feature of the meeting waa debate on th. queatton: Resolved that women ar. mora economical than men. Mm. Wal lac Haakln. and Mr.. Lee Part de bated on the affirmative, and Wm, Dorn and Ora Phillip, supported the negative. By an audl.no. decision, the debate remlted In a tl.. i Pupil, of th. Bueh school wen dis missed Thurad.y forenoon to atttnd th. .howlng of "Midsummer Might'. Dreem" at Medford. Norman Kubll bought a quilt (old by th. Appleget grange at their dance her. Saturday night. ' Mlaa Kate MoMurtry and Mm. kUan of Medford were among motorist, to thla community Sunday. Don Mew bury, Medford attorney, also was . bualneaa visitor hr early In the week. Walter Offenbacher, fourth grade pupil In the Beaver creek school, wa. absent from hi. elaM. for a f.w day. this week on .ooount of tllneee, Mr. and Mra. W. H. MoDanlel war. among guest, present at a dinner Sund.y .t the horn, of tbelr d.ugh ter, Mrs. Lawrence Luy, near Eagle Point, which waa given la obMrvanc ; St. Patrick'. Day and th. Uth wending anniversary of Mr. and Mra. luy. SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES For rent at Lawrence's. Former Jiickson Co. Bank Vaults. I a. m. Q 5 AO p. m. Longer noun and iwa mLi. Big Applegate i ' Jacksonville JACKSONVILLE. March 30. (Spl.) Alice Walton Is quite 111 at her home with tonallltls. H.r mother haa been called home to take care of her. ' Members of the Jacksonville high school glee club who participated In the broadcast over KMED laat Mon day were Shirley Central), Wayne Martin, Fred Allen Metager, Francis Height, Marcella Jone.. Oall Lusk, Maxlne Hill, Tom Dimntngton and Lamont Dewey. Mlse Maxlne Hill has been the guest of Madeleine Metager for sev eral days, returning to her home at Provolt Wednesday evening. Oage Saden who wa. leader of the senior. . Christian Endeavor service Sunday at the Presbyterian church, arranged a well planned musical pro gram to add Interest and variety to the meeting. Those participating In the program were: Buster White, Eunice Sanden, Joe Beach and Fred Allen Meteger. Oall Lusk spent th. week-end 'on Applegate as a gueat at the home of Warren Mee. Miss Valerie Pierce of Foreat Creek, was a dinner guest at the Mitchell home Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mra. A. D. Lewis of Medford were recent visitors of Mra. olive Thrasher. Lealle'lJeb'man haa enrolled In the Jacksonville high school as a Junior for the remainder of the year. He had pravloualy attended school In Medford. The oast of th. play. "For Pete. Sake" which will be dramatlced by the Junior class of Jacksonville hl?h school, Is being chosen by Mr. Nee, the dramatic coach.- They -hope to have It ready for presentation the first of May. ; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Da Jamet from HUt. Calif., were recent guest, at the Lusk home. ' Milton E.- Coe, principal of the Jacksonville high school left Thurs day morning on' a business trip to Salem. He 'to expected to return Monday morning to resume his teaching. Mr. Tunnel Is substitut ing for him during hi. absence. Over sixty student, of the Jack sonville school attended the matinee of Warner Bros.' "A Midsummer Night's Dream" In Medford Thursday morning. Quest, entertained at th. home of Arlen. Blair Sunday were: Ruth and Robert Cuttle, Paul, Jean and Rose Sparks, and Cheater Pitch. Mist Marl Wllkeraon 1. spending t few day with Mrs. Frank Bhaw In Medford. l . . i i . i. i , ...! Persist PERSIST, March so. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ohlldreth and eon, Donald, were shopping In Medford Saturday. - - ' ; Mrs. Stewart Dltmrorth of Hawk Creek, who haa recently undergone an operation In California, returned to her home here March IB, Neigh bora and relative, ar all very glad to have her with ua again. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Morgan made a business trip to Medford March H. C. If. Orey U tgaln employed at the Mountain- Lumber Co. mill. Mr, and Mra. Robert Lewis called on Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Morgan Sunday. Ervln Hutchison and Jee Oarber were bualneas visitors In ' Medford last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ervln Hutchison and daughter, Haul, were calling on rela tive, la this district Sunday. Little Varlan Earl Hutchison spent the day with the H. L. Ash children at their home. Mrs. Lowell Ash, who hss been very 111 and under her doctor', car. In Medford, has Improved suffic iently to return to her horn, at the Matthew, eabln. Dr. Herbert McDonald and wn, Herbert, left th. Buzzard mln. for Texas March IS. Dare and Orval Peterson csme down from union Creek over the week-end. Victor Peterson spent a few days last week with Nick Vtughan at Trail.- Loul Brlstow .pent th. week-end with hi parents at Trail, returning to . hi work at th Morgan mill Monday. Mr, and Mra. R. L. Ash entertained Mr. and Mis. D. I. Hutchison and family at dinner the evening of March U. Viola SouthWorth, Mra. t. W. Ash, Dan and Orval Peterson mad. trip to Medford Monday. Elk Creek ELK CREEK, March 0 (Spl.) Mr. snd Mr.. 0.n. Converse are announcing the arrival of an l-lb. boy, bora march 10, named John Irvln. Both mother and eon are doing nloely. Miss Betty Oentry of Medford spending thU week with Alberta Penoe. Dr. Malloy and Jaaa. Hall war. transacting bualneas In Msdford Tuesday. Mrs. D. W. Pence la visiting her daughter, Mra. Ed Houston, on Long Branch, Mr.. Stuart Dltaworth returned horn. Sunday from Oakland, Calif, where th has bean receiving medl eal treatment. Much Improved In health. ... Bob Chamb.rl.ln of M.dford her thla w.k making preparations to commence logging at once. Mr. and . Mrs. Jack Orlf fey oi Klamath Fall, and Roy McOarlty of Utirln .pent th. week-end with Mr. s4,. Wt. i. ..3i(t0Bi-TM Trail TRAIL. March 90 Nnl ti.. .. Vf- ..ID .(Bli extension unit met March 13 at th home of Mra. Cecil Prltchart. Ther were 15 membera nrmnt tn h --- . Mra. Mabel Mack'a talk on "w . 40." A covered dish lunch waa served at noon. The next m.rin. hm April s at the home of Mra. Florence nawui Monday afternoon t.H , -t . .ua Trail extension units held a Joint meeting, at Rogue Elk hall, when th ladlea who had attended the horn conference at Corvallla gave a report u ineu- mp and the thlnga of in terest given there. There waa a amall attendance aa it Is busy time of year. and several were UI. All en Joyed havlnff Mrs. Mack, hoi mnth Mrs. Sweeney, also Mrs. Rit u....' all of Medford, present at thla mat ing. Little Marv fiiumn i ., 1 1 at the Sacred Heart hospital tn Medford. , .- . Mr. and Mra. Pet n. i.i .... Mr. and Mra. Bovd Tucker Simd Mr. and Mrs. Hall. th. -m of California on th . . . - --n .-. -" here Saturday evening to take poe- i wie camp and are busy getting ready for the tourist season. .... uimay inenos oi Mr. and Mrs. Hosg will be glad to know they have returned to. their home at McLeod after apendlng the winter at Cor vallla. Mr. and . Mra. Rjilnh vr.iun j eon. Carroll, nwnt. n-t,,--- .. with trlenda at Prospect. . j"rea want ot Medford Is helping . W. Hutchinson with Bt.,M and plaster work on hla house and garage. . Bovd Tusker anrf M, T7.ll m-- business trip to Medford Monday. Boyd . Tucker l. helpln Burt Clark with a cottage he Is pulldlng on his plsce. The poung people of the neighbor hood gave Miss Wanda How a sur prise party Monday evening, March , I.UUU1UIB uer uirtnuay. Mra. Francis Ash haa recovered from the flu aufflclentlv tn he ihl. n h out again. ' - Due to the serious lines, of little Mary Segessman. the Trail extension unit haa nostrjoned It annual rilnn.. Indefinitely that waa to be given st nugu. iw wo lamiiea. The upper Rogue H. E. cub met at the home of Mra. Slgford Ohrt March 17. There were 10 membera present end two visitors. Mrs. Audra Train assisted the hostess In servbur the refreshments,, i Long Mountain LONG. . MOUNTAIN, . March 30. (Spl.) The Long Mountain Social club met at Mr. and Mra. Wm. Hoi- man'a laat Wednesday. Those enjoy ing the afternoon were Mrs. Oeorge Stowell, Mrs. Carlyle Natwlck, Mrs, E,- L. Stowell, Mra. Roes Kline, Mrs, M.'L. Prultt. MrS. E. W. Messenger, Mm. Debert Mongold and Mrs. L. F, Boren and Mrs. Holman. Mr. - and Mra. Oeorg Stowell at tended Pomona Orange at Same Val ley Saturday evening. Ed Kolebaba apent Saturday and Sunday In Medford. Mrs.-E wing of Esgl Point spent th day Friday with Mrs.- Jack Stowell. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Messenger wer tinting in Medford Friday. . Charley Pettygrew Is having s new b.rn built. . George Stowell and Delbert Mon gold attended the dairy meeting Sat urday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Young wer among the Medford ahoppers Monday. : Paul Menegat, who la principal of th Medford Junior high school, vis ited his oousln, Mrs. Delbert Mon gold, Sundsy. Mr. snd Mrs. L. Stowell -and daughtera, Irene and Vesta, and Mr. and Mrs. D. Mongold went to drill practice at the. Orange hall Saturday evening. Mr. and Mra, Delbert Mongold wer Bhopplng In Medford Saturday. Howard Orover, who operates creamery In Grant. Paaa and Medford, waa calling on old acquaintance, la the neighborhood last week. Fred Eckenberg, formerly of thla district, waa klled lately In an auto accident near Belltngham, Waah. 'Geo. Stowell and Mlsa Irene Stow ell were shopping tn Medford Satur day. Mr. and Mra, L. F. Boren and chil dren spent the day Saturday at th home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Woods of Orlffln Creek. Mr, and Mrs. Ed Butler of Ashsnd called on Mr. and Mra. Ross Klin Sundsy. Harvey ' Walker and ton. Edward, called on Mr. and Mra. Ross Klin Sundsy. Those attending Orange Tuead.y evening from this district wer. Mr. snd Mrs. E. L. Stowell, daughters. Vesta and Irene; Mr. and Mra. Wm. D. Mongold, Mr. and Mra. L. F. Boren and Mra. Oo Stowell - Oartons returned with them Sun day where Mr. Garton will be em ployed this summer. Mr. Bandot) and eon, Fred of Cor vallla,. are her, visiting with Peter Sendee. Irvln Hutchinson Is doing torn farming for Howard Ash tnl. week. Rlch.rd Zlmmerlee of Shady Cov 1 spending this week with E'JU Zlmmerlee. Mr. and Mra. Stuart Dltswortb. spent Tueeday - evening visiting at th D. W. Pence home. A buyer of th Rogue Rlvsr Mea Co. of Medford - wss on th creek Monday buying hogs and beef cat- U..,- . . ; ' v IiAWNMOWERS 'sharpened. W. call fo- and deliver 33 N. Fir St. SIMS BROS. Phono 381. -The spicy fragrance of old fashion ed Pinks In a new perfume by Ds Rajmopd. At Young .