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Phone 75
. ' FOR WANT ADS
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Black kid glove.
Tribune office.
Vl LOST If dog la musing, call 1518.
WANTED MALE HELP
SALESMAN (house to bouse); good
deal: money dally, 4 to 7.50 Per
day easy; transportation furnished.
Answer briefly. Box 3342, Tribune.
WANTED A reliable man to work in
auto camp. Apt. furnished. Med
ford. Box 3S35. Tribune.
WANTED FEMALE HELP
WANTED Girl over 18 to do cooking
and housework, 4 adults. Inquire
evenings at 904 W. 10th St.
WANTED Experienced waitress at
bus stop. Must be fast service.
Palace Lunch, Grants Pass.
WANTED Girl to help with house
work and children phone 645-R.
WANTED Girl for general housewoi k
and care of 2 children. Call 1280.
WANTED Young woman over 18,
. housework and assist with children;
board, room and wages Tel. 939 -W
i MALE AND FEMALE
I AGENTS free to travel; car furnished.
f Give age, aaaress, pnone. xu ootx
Tribune.
WANTED SITUATIONS
MAN, 25, needa work. Experienced In
many lines, will do anything, ji
No. Fir.
YOUNG COUPLE want work for board
and room, or small wages. Box
3203, Tribune.
LOCAL GARDENER Trustwortny.
wishes work. Expert flowers, shrubs.
A. F. Mendocino 307 Besgle St.
WANTED--MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED All kinds of farm Imple
ments for cash. 39 South Grape.
Phone 30r
LADY and girl want ride to Portland.
Will share expenses. Phone 291-J-3.
WANTED Incense cedar pencil stock
Box 3270. Tribune.
AUTO Repairing, reasonable prlce3
Clement Auto Parts, 330 N. River
side. JUNK-
-JUNK
WANTED
CASH PAID tor inner tuoea. to pei
lb up Rags cuttun and wool, up
to 8c per Lb Scrap iron small or
large lota; alao all other metals of
aUl decnptiona
MED FORD BARGAIN HOUSE
37 No Orape. Phone 1063
WANTED TO BUY Men's good used
suits. Dsed Wardrobe Shop. 618
Main.
WANTED
WOOL MOHArtt
l'H'rest caab price for wool and mo
bvlr. wool bags and fleece twine
MEDFOKD BARQAfN rfOUSE
Ti No Orape Phone 1043
JUNK WANTED
HUrr.est market prtcea paid for metie
of all klnda rags, wool or cott-.n
Southern Ore Junk Co Stewart
Ave. between So. Holly and Oak
dale WANTED
We pay cash for nouse bold goods,
furniture and stoves We also buy
metals. Mdes. pelts, wool and mo
hair MED FORD BAROAIN HOUSE
37 N Orape St Poone .003
FURNITURE upholstering, repairing,
retlniahing W E Walker, phone
' 307 N Pesch
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
rOR RENT Two housekeeping rooms,
19.00. 330 Beatty.
FOR RENT One 3 -room apartment,
new. clran and modern at tne
Olorla pan Apta.. 376 S. Cen'-ai.
FURNISHED 2 -room apartment, pri
vate bath hot and cold water
light, sleeping porch, garage
Adults. 912 & Oakdale.
FOR RENT Furnisued apartment.
91 W. 10th.
NICELY furnished apartment. Aduits
only. Call OUS west 10th.
PVR RENT 6-room apt . psrt;
furn Crt m Inquire 20 9 PM
FOR RENT HOUSES
FOR RENT B-roorn bouse, sleeping
porch and bath. 509 Hamilton, lie"
month, watr paid. Inquire Md
ford Echanpe. 39 South Front.
MODERN 4-room luTnrshed Tioum for
rent 1018 West 10th. Phone 1045 Y
SMALL furnished house, 134 & ivy
FOR RENT -rrKm modern house '.
t 17 Newtown. Call from 9 to 5 n j
f eept Oundays. Phone 141, Central I
Point,
FOR RENT H0U8ES
PoH RENT--6 room modern house
I'irnished W H. Everbard. 1013 W
.h
FOR RENT Home at 608 South Oak
dale, by April 1st. Phone 86.
FOR REN'i Completely furn. house
Call at Dow's Cafe.
FOR RENT -unfurnished
Homes furnished or
BROWN 4! WHITE
FOR RENT I'URNISHED
ROOMS
FOR RENT Comfortable sleeping
room at moderate price also garage.
If desired. 325 South Riverside.
ATTRACTIVE rooms, sua B. Grape
FOR EXCHANGE
WILL TRADE truck for
labor. Phone 1362-W.
FOR EXCHANGE REAL
ESTATE
FOR SALE OR TRADE 6 lota In
Portland. What have you? In
quire 425 S. Oakdale.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Modern 6
room borne, 6 lots; berries and fruit
trees. A. J. Gardner. 611 Hamilton.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE 6-room modern house.
1 "i lots. Tel, 369-J or Inquire 1617
N. Riverside.
FOR SALE: Attractive 4-room home
near Junlpr high; wood range, hard
wood floors. Price 81300.
Also, modern 4-room bouse on
Berrydale Ave.. 1-3 acre. Price 81500.
Immediate possession.' Easy terms.
See W. J. WARNER, Jackson Co.
Bldg. and Loan.
FOR SALE D acres of fine loam, tree
Irrigation, fine well, soft water,
good buildings, close In. Will take
Bonus paper. Price 81200. Ed
Bechtel, Myers Lane off Stewart
Ave. Home mornings.
FOR SALE Fine large building lot
close In. on West Fourth street
paving, water and sewer assess
ment?, and uses all fully paid up
Also have fine, large building Kite
on Stark street street for sate cheap
A. F.v Stenni-tt, 325 So. Riverside
Ave.
A BEAUTIFUL K'JQUE RIVER PROP
ERTY. 406 acres, l mile river front
age on flr.e fishing waters. 76 acres
flno bottom land with free water
right. This place priced at $35 pur
acre Can nut he duplicated any
where on Rogue river,
BROWN & WHITE. Realtors
WHEN you think of real estate think
..of BROWN & WHITE
HoUdES for aie or rent Jack-ton
County Bldg and joan Aas'n.
PCR SALE- by owner. 10 to 80-a.re
facta, irrigated Bear creek ootcim
isnd mile from Med lord; excel
lent for gardening. Phone 1624-L
FOR SALE Beautiful home, oust
side, three bed rooms, tub and
shower bath, large lot, Just a fine
comfortable, family home; reason
" able terms.
ALSO
Pine borne on west side near
schools three bed rooms, sleeping
porch, fine shade trees, large lawn,
extra large lot; $2850 00; easy terms.
ALSO
314 acres. Kings Highway, gooa
nouse, two oea roams, aieeping
oorch land In walnut and fllbart
trees; $2700.00; 10 down.
H. Q. WILSON
7 Chestnut St. Phone 1864
FOR SALE A beautiful foothill home
on the Old Stage Road. All kinds of
fruit, berries, grapes, nuts. Modern
home, garage, poultry house, fine
well and automatic pressure sys
tem. You need to Inspect this prop
erty to appreciate the beauty ol
the setting, the fine construction
and the diversified fruits.
BROWN & WHITE, Realtors
EQUITY in improved 7 acres ad
julnlng Central Point Large nousc
cMcken nouses and barn Inquire
ODert Hansen. Central Point.
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE Good milk cow and year
ling heifer. Both for (80 if taken
at once. Vcrn Ouches. Phone 857-L.
FOR SALE POULTRY
AND EGGS
ABOUT 300 R. I. Red baby chicks,
ready April 1st. Sweeney Poultry
Ranch, phone B35-J.
R. I. SETTINO hens and eggs.
Parsons, Phoenix.
FOR SALE DOGS PETS
ROLLER CANARIES 31 8 Riverside
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
OOOD USED CARS
Fully reconditioned. Lowest prices.
1935 Chrysler 6 Coupe.
1034 Plymouth DeLuice Sedan.
1034 Dodge Coupe.
1934 Ford Pickup.
1934 Ford V-8 Sedan.
1930 Chevrolet Coupe.
1930 Dodge Sedan.
1033 Plymouth Coupe.
1035 Plymouth coupe.
1934 Chrysler 8 Sedan.
Many others to choose from.
LANGE MOTOR CAR CO.
38 N. Riverside. Tel. 18.
Used car lot N. E. corner 6th tnp
Bartlett.
FOH SAJj Essei coach only 11.000
miles Oood condition inquire so
9 Fir upstairs
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
HEAVY DUTY water tank for sale.
1000-gallon capacity, phone Flynn
Electric, 107.
FOR SALE Body f.r. dry; Klamatn
potatoes. Phone 921-X.
MINK COAT for Immediate sale. Ex
ceedingly reasonable. Hotel Med
ford. room 116.
FARMERS ATTENTION I
We have every kind of farm Imple
ment needed for your spring nntl
summer work. See us now for your
requirements. Rogue Valley Tract
and Imp. Co., 89 So. Orape. Phonp
206.
FRUIT GROWERS ATTENTION We
have large, medium and sraU
amudpe pots and torches for taie .it
a b&rgiln Rnt;ue Valley Tractor Se
Imp Co., 39 So. Orape St. Tel. 206,
FOR SALE t2b0 00 credit at discount
on new Cnrysier or Plymouth, cli
287-L
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Alfalfa seed. 14c lb. E
H. Neldermeyer. Phone 697-R-l.
FOR SALE 3 -wheel trailer.
473-X.
PIANO CLEAN-UP SALS We have
several new and slightly used pianos
at real sacrifice prices for quick
sale. Terms like rent can be ar
ranged. Extra discount for caui
Free delivery. See today and to
morrow. CLINE PIANO CO.
Wareroom 111 N. Ftr St.
Relnklng Transfer Office.
CHOPPED barley for feed, and ba.eU
straw. V. Bursal!. Phone 355-J -a
A BARGAIN One 1-n.p. Bean spray
rig. Inquire C. 0. Lemmon, care
Sgobel & Day. So. Fir St.
rVPEWKi 1 BKS Bierma 110 N. Cen
tral Ph. -n iwi
FOH SAi-& Baled alfatfa tl4 00 too
Monarch Seed CO.
FOri SAL& -Kanota oate and Ha
ohen barley O. P. Niedenneyur
5J3-J-1.
HA 1 FOR SALE Grain or alfalfa
Oore Ranch. Jacksonville higbwav
FOR 8ALE Good Newtown apples at
cheap prices Inquire Sgobel it Day
Packing House South Fir St
FOR Sale Baieo oat nay ground
alfalfa ana oat nay loose alfalfa
hay O A DeVoe. Phone 52 3 -J-3
PEI'MANUNTS Sl.ou and up Pre
vest's 33H So Oakdale phone 739
MISCELLANEOUS
WE PAY up to $1.50 for large Jlze
single coats or coats and vests, and
up to $7.00 for large used suits,
Will H. Wilson, 32 No. Front St.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Abstracts,
Jackson cdim v
abstract co.
Abstracts l Title and
rule insurance The
only complete I 1 1 e
S y r a m in Jackson
County
MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstract
of Titie. Room S and 6 No s3
North Central Ave . upstairs
Long Distance Moving
LA ROE VAN serving Calif.. Oreg and
Wash points, semi -mommy trips
Fully insured Martin Bros. 701 S
8th St . Grants Pass re I 146-J
Money to Lend
MONEY LOANED $50 to 1300 for
personal or household purposes m
' House PurnUl.ings or Autos: also
Cars Refinanced Loans closed
within 30 minutes License No 8
157 See W & Thorns. 45 So Cen
tral Painting and Papfrhanglng.
COMMERCIAL & HOUSE PAINTIN1
Tinting Ac Paperl.anging. Harry
Marx, phone H-F-4 Route 1. Box
440.
Transiei.
REINKINO TU.NSFE; CO Long
distance hauling Furniture, oatt'.e
anything 111 N Fir Phone 103a
O btuart
&ADS TRANSFER St STORAGE CO.
Office 1015 No Central Phone 316
Prices ngbt Service guaranteed
TRUCR1NO AND 8TORAOP - Looal
and long distance hauling furni
cure moving etc Reasonable rates
Tel 83b F B "umaon Co
HAWLE1 TRANSFER - Expert pack
ers ana movers Special livestock
moving equipment Price right
RIP North Riverside Phont 815.
COMMERCIAL SPRAYING
COMMERCIAL spraying. McOonagle,
Phone 258-M.
LEGAL NOTICES
Certificate
STATE OF OltBOOV
Office of the Secretary of State.
I, EARL 8NELL, Secretary of Smte
of the State of Oregon, and Custodian
of the Seal ol said State, do hereby
certify:
That In accordance with the pro
visions of Section 70-108. Oregon Code
1930. the application of Frank; Dlta-
worth, whose place of business Is
ProsDect. OreKon. for the exclusivo
use of a mark or brand
described as follows: Oltsworth's
MOUNTAIN GROWN as applied to
and to be placed upon strawberries
sold by the applicant, was received,
filed and recorded at 9:00 o'clock a.
m., this fifth day of March, 1936.
In Testimony Whereof, l have here
unto set my hand and affixed hereto
the Seal of the State of Oregon. Done
at the Capitol at Salem, Oregon, this
5th day of March, A. D. 1930.
(Seal of the State of Oregon.)
EARL 8 NELL,
Secretary of Bute
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior.
U. 8. Land Office at
Rose burg, Oregon,
March 10th, 1930.
Notice Is hereoy given that Keith
McOauley of Butte Falls. Oregon, who
on June 26th. 1931. msde Homestead
emrv. Serial No. 019700. for NEl,i.
Section 11. Township 30 B-, Rare
3 E , Willamette Meridian, tin filed
not.ee of intention to make fual
three-year proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before
O R Carter Clerk of County Court,
at Medford Oregon, on the 1st day
of May. 1930.
Claimant name 4WI witnesses:
Arthur Alquist, of Butte Falls. Ore
gon. M. J Brslnard. of Butte FaUs.
Orogon; R 0 Gardner, of Lake Creek
Ort ; H. R. Johnson, of Brownaboro,
Or
OEOHGE PIN LEY. Register.
Not I re.
In the District Court of the United
States. District of Oregon.
In the Matter of: Medford Irrigation
District. Bankrupt.
Notice la hereby given that ths
above named court on the 27th day rf
March. 1930, duly made 1U Cider in
the above entitled matter requiting
each of the creditors of the auve
nsmed MMfrd Irrigation District to
file with said court on or before April
30. 1930. proof uf his claim agfi'tm
sald Medford Irrigation District in the
form In which proofs of claim are re
quirrd to be filed under the pro
visions of th bankruptcy act.
Sold court further ordered thata"h
of said nrrofs of claim shall be ac
companied by a written acceptance I
or rejection of th plan oi readjust-
ment of Its debt submitted by said
Medford Irrigation District, wbtcn
plan of readjustment Is on file with
said court, together with any obj-c-
ttona to saia plan wnicn such credi
tor may elect to present.
Said court further ordered that a
hearing be had before said court on
May 4. 1036, at 3;00 o'clock p. m ,
and at such later date or dates &s
may then be fixed by the court for
the consideration of said proposed
plan of readjustment and any objec
tions thereto, and for determining
what. If any, schedules and other In
formation said Medford Irrigation
District shall be required to submit
for the purpose of disclosing the con
duct of the affairs of said Medford
Irrigation District and the fairness of
said proposed olnn of readlustmrnt
and the merits of any objections
inpreto.
Dated: April 1, 1938.
MEDFORD XRRIOATION DISTRICT.
By O. ARNSPIGEK,
Secretary, Medford Irrigation District.
SYNOPSIS OF ANM'AIi HTATEM B.S'T
ui me makuvbk J-IItB INSURANCE
COMPANY, of Xaw Ynrk. in fh si.ta
of New York, on th thlrty-flrit day of
December, 193ft. made to the Inpurence
voiiwuiarioner or. in BtStS 01 O rearm,
pursuant to law:
CAPITAL
Amount of capital etock paid
"P I 4.008.00 SO
INCOME
Net promlumt received dur-
Ing the rear f 4.l.ftl 04
Interest, divMendt and rent a
received durinr the year. tU.161.S2
Income from other oouroea
received during- the year. 196.S30.Sfi
Total Income ) A, 433,37s 6
DISBURSEMENTS
Net losses paid during the
year including adjustment
expenses 1.T4.4S.01
Dividends paid on ca.pl tal
stock during the year.... 40,000 00
uiiuni9.iion ana salaries
pam durlnp the year 1.723.4S1.I3
bass. licenses ana rees
paid during the year I63.T1T.11
Amount of all other ex pen-
a'lur S0M6MO
Total expradttures f S,
ASSETS
Value or real estate owned
(market value) $
Value of stocks and bonds
191, 3(8 14
34,000. OC
" " " v u uinrnri v&iuej
Bonds Amortized if
Loans on mortgasos and
collateral, etc
Tash In banks anJ on hand
Premiums In course of col
lection written since Sep
tember 30. l3i
Interest and rents duo and
accrued
Other assets
65T.49B 00
169.300 flu
ei2,s;s so
lt.194.itS
l7.7b 01
Total admitted awts. . . . 16,636,T&0 00
arose claims for losses un-
paid SSS.T46.JS
"'"""in ui, unearnea pre
miums on all outstanding
rl9Ka 4.436,126 IS
itio mr commission ana
brokerage 30.000.00
All other liabilities 611,060.54
Total liabilities, except "
capital $ 6,673,631.90
Capital paid up. 4, 000,000. 00
Surplus over all
liabilities .... 6.963,133. IS
Surplus aa regards policy
holder I10.96S.13S 10
Total I16.536.7S0.00
BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR TUB
YEAR
Vet premluma received durlna
the year 130.691 83
Losses paid rfurlne; the year... 9,4111.06
Losses Incurred during the year 10.671.91
Name of company. The Hanover Fire
Insurant Company,
Name of President, Charles W. Hlg-rey.
Name of secretary, F. Elmer Sammnns
and A. E. Ollbert.
Statutory resident attorney for service,"
W. R. MVDonaM.
BROIV.V A H'HITR AGENCY, INC.
A cents,
104 TV. Main St.. Medford, Oregon.
SYNOPSIS OF ANM AL STATEMENT
Of rhe l.'NITKD STATES PI HE lNHI'K
ANTE COMPANY of New York. In the
State of New York, on the thirty-first
day of December, IBIS, made to the In
surance Commissioner of the State oi
Oregon, pursuant to law:
CAPITAL
Amount of capital stock
paid up 4 f 1,000,008.00
INCOMB
Net premiums received dnr
Ing the yenr f .:T2,046 To
Interest, dlvuunds and rents
received during the year... 1,001,764 9T
Income from oiher sources
received during tha year. 639. 131. 66
Total Income 310,909,963.40
nis nn n sir r tr. vti
Net losses paid during the
yrar including adjustmnnt
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number
4. Possessing
flavor
I. Shoemaker's
tool
II Illustrate
14. Ocean
15. Accomplish
It). Assistant
17. Memoranda
19. flnckneyed
1L Place wliera
the current
runs fast
22. Ratify
22. Lodger
25. Brittle
27. Conceited
3L From the sign:
musical
abbr.
18. Be the matter
with
IL Spike of
flowers
It Brazilian
capital
14. State In which
Ml. Mitchell
Is located!
abbr.
88. Legal claim
It. Old tribe of
Indiana
M. Truthful
10. To a position
Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle
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SAWiNGlCRAVEN
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C U R.E llAJ-L U S H
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F A VORiS A YTE A
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ISRMn AMEffL E T 0
5Te1eMd1v1e1dpIr1a1g
41. Ought to
41. Tapering
pleca
46. Hurry
46. Abrading tool
47. Symbol for
tantalum
49. Knack
60. Fitful or
IntermltUnt
SI. Word or
consent
S4. Varieties
65. Frozen water
2 3 W',4 5 16 7 18 Bjf lo I
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i 111
Hgtf '
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45 47 At
UiUtu
53 54 55
Dividends paid on eapltal
stock during the rear
L'jmmtloiii and salaries
paid during the year
Taxes, licenses and fees paid
during the year
Amount of all other eapen
dlturea
160
9.313,
100
631 00
334 93
016 9T
1.946
Total expenditures t 9,613,
ASSETS
Value of real estate owned
(book value) $ HT,
Value of stocks and bonds
owned (market value)
Honda Amortized) 36,469,
930.43
boans on mortgages and
collateral, etc
Cash In banks and on hand
Premiums In course of col
lection written since Sep
tember 30. 19S
Interest and rents due and
accrued
698.
1.339.
0TI 46
971 69
939,
996.
T90.IT
196 13
Total admitted assets. ... 630,133,
MAHIMTIKS
Gross claims for losses un
psld 1,46,
Amount of unearned pre
miums on all outstanding
risks f,US,
Due for commission and
brokerage 88,
All other liabilities T79,
.000.00
666. Tl
Total liabilities, except
capital 111. 609.1
Capital paid up. 13,000,000.00
Surplus over all
liabilities ...16.6l9.T36.T6
Surplus as regards policy.
holder 916.61f.T36.T6
Total S0.123.;4J fi4
BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR TUB
YEAR
Net premiums received during
the year Ml. 711 Hi
Losses paid during the year... 49,346 4
Losses Incurred during the year 66,96a S4
Name of company, United States Fire
Insurnncs Company.
Name of president, J, Lester Parsons.
Name of secretary, David Q. Wakeman.
Statutory resident attorney for service.
Insurance Commissioner, Salem, Oregon.
I.ocn'. Agent
KAKL 8. IT MY
Medford. Oregon.
SYNOPSIS OF ANN TAL STATEMENT
Of TUB UNION FIRE. ACCIDENT
GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY of
Paris. In the Republic of Frsnce. on thv
thirty-first day of December. 1936, made
to the Insurance Commissioner ol ne
State of Oregon, pursuant to law:
CAPITAL
Amount of capital deposited.! 910,000.00
INCOME,
Net orem turns recolved dur
Ing the year t 416,344 0ft
interest, dividends ana rent
received during the year., I6.T64 13
Income from other sources
received during the year.. 39.173 16
, Total Income I
DISBURSEMENTS
Net losses paid during the
year Including adjustment
expenses 9
Dividends paid on capital
stock during the year
Commissions and salaries
paid during the year
Taxes, licenses and fees paid
during the year
Amount of all other expendi
tures 611,160 37
134,303 04
Nil
169. 961 0T
11,006.11
108.47, 66
Total expenditures 3 638,639 63
ASSETS
Value of real estate owned ,
(market value) Nil
Value of stocks and bonds
owned (market value)
Bonds Amortized l,143,9TI.O
Loans on mortgages and col
lateral, etc Nil
Cash in banks and on hand. 111,96183
Missouri Impounded pre
miums 19.669.33
Premiums In courss of col
lection written since Sep
tember 30, 1936 S0.093.lT
Due from other tympanies
for reinsurance on losses
already paid !31
Interest nnd rents due and
accrued 10,834 60,
Total admitted assets 31,413,737.73
LIABILITIES
dross claims for losses un
paid f
Amount of unearned pre
. m turns on all outstsndlng
risks
Due for commission and
brokerage (contingent) ...
All other liabilities
44.T39.00
SK0.4T6 TO
I. SIT T9
13,113.96
Total liabilities) ixeipt
capital $ 461, 146.44
Capital deposited. 300,000.00
Surplus over all
liabilities T6l.361.lt
Surplus as regards policy
holders 6 981,681 19
Total 31.412,737.73
BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR TUB
YEAR
Net premiums received during
the year 16.39!. 81
Losses paid during the year.... 7.766.11
Losses incurred ouring tne year f,;i jo
Name of company. The Union Fire,
A Ttrtent A Gne-n1 Tnsnrnnrw To.
Cross-Word Puzzle
9. High explo
sive 9. Moving
tO. Unwanted
plant
11. Maid
11. Posts
18. Unclose
30. Bar of wood
or metal
IL Horse of a
certain color
22. Scrutinize
24, Heated corn
par t merits
It. Causing no
suffering
tl. Pertaining to
rules of
eating
19. Tolerable!
colloq.
12. Recompense
31. Symbol of
wedlock
II. Clumsy
awkward
fellow
17. Round up
Is. Men who
entertain
guests
19. Wrench
41. Light carrlarsi
colloq.
41. Fleet animal
44. Trees
48. Remote
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Name of manager for Pacific Cess.
Branch. J. M. Mendell. 11 Tina Stre;.
San Frnoie-ft, California.
Statutory resident attorney for service,
James C. Hltt. Portland. Oregon.
T.val Agent
RKUIIKX CO.
3 Me.lfot.l Mr. Me.lfoM. Ore.
Eden Precinct
EDEN PRECINCT. April 1. (Spl.)
Little Bobble Hearn, grandson of A.
H. Hearn of Phoenix. Is In the Com
munity hospital in Medford, guff si -tng
from a complete brenk in his left
leg. suffered last Friday noon while
playing In the yard with another
child about his own age. The chil
dren were playing with a rope and
little Gordon Qarmer lassoed Bobble
while he was running, and he fell,
breaking his leg between the hip and
knee,
Mrs. Noah Chandler spent latt
week-end with her daughter, Mrs. Ed
Marten, at Copco. Mrs. Martin re
turned with her mother and Misa
Delia Mast went home with Mrs. Mar
tin or a week's visit with her.
The smudge smoke was so denio
here Monday morning thnt lights tn
the houses were almost necessary.
This part of the valley being vcy
low, the amoke settled near the eaith.
Grandma Germer was taken quit
1U Sunday night and Dr. Flndley was
called early Monday morning. An
attack of indigestion caused from Dat
ing boiled ham was thought to be the
cause.
Miss Roma McReynotds Is back In
school again after her Injuries In a
collision on King's highway some ten
days ago. The lacerations on her
forehead will leave only a very slight
mark.
This freezing weather is doing con
siderable damage to oats which ware
Just coming up. The ground freezing
haa lifted up the young grain some
what. Most of the early peaches and apri
cots have suffered heavily with he
freeze of the past week, but the pear
are thought to be safe so far.
The big lot of logs which have lain
at Talent for the past winter are now
being trucked to the mill at Medford
and logging has again started In the
timber on Wagner and Anderson
creeks. ,
Slab-wood from the mills Is find
ing a ready market in this section, as
many are laying In their winter's
wood now, so as to have It dry.
This should be the season to plant
onions, but as the market was some
what overstocked last season, many
are not planting again this year. The
garden land between Talent and
Phoenix Is some of the best adapted
to their culture.
Bcrthold Hearn of Portland arrived
at the home of his father, A. H.
Hearn of Phoenix, being called when
his little son Bobble sustained a
broken leg last Friday noon. Berthold
will be with his little son for a while.
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Ante'ope
ANTELOPE. April X. (Spl.) Mrs
Anna Owens and Mrs. Henry Owens
will entertain the Ladles' Social club
at the home of Mrs. Anna Owens
April 10.
Thoee who attended the funeral
of Mrs. Sophie Chlldreth March SO
were Mr. and mis. BUI Big ham and
daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Art Kent,
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Huston, Mr. and
Mrs, Tom Riley, Carl Von der Hellen,
Fred Dutton and Ruby Rlgga.
Nsdlne and Kathleen Davles are
confined to their homes with the
whooping cough.
Mr. and Mrs. J. o. Oreo spent tne
week end at Butte Falls with Mr.
and Mrs. Ted Fredenburg.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Culbertson and
daughter end Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Spencer called on Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Hatlett Sunday, March 29.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Erlokson spent
March 30 and 31 at Crater Lake as
guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Roach. They report there was a
depth of 10 feet of snow.
There were 31 present at the union
Sunday school March 38.
It Is feared that the orchards were
killed during the recent cold spell.
Several farmers report their peach
and almond orchards were killed.
School was dismissed the afternoon
of March 26 rfp Mrs. Erlckson could
attend the teachers' Institute at Eagls
Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Von der Hellen
entertained at dinner party the eve
ning of March 38. The living room
was decorated with beautiful spring
flowers, the color scheme being yel
low and green. Those present wer
Mr. and Mrs. BUI Blghsm, Mr. and
Mrs. Mollis Burton. Mr. and Mrs. O.
R. eulberteon and Mr and Mrs. B. K.
Rlggs
THE GRANGE
Jacksonville Orange.
J.ckjonvllls Onng met FrkUy for
regular business meeting. X. A. Dew
se chsirman of the stage committee
presented plans for fixing the stage.
The plena met the favor of every one.
The grange hopes to be able to have
their atage flxwt up soon, so as to be
able to preaent program and playa.
Mrs. Meecham reported next meet
ing of H. S. O. would be dispensed
with, In order that the members
might attend the Home extension
meeting In Medford, whlcb meeta on
their regular club day.
Refreshment committee for the next
Orange meeting will b Mr. and Mrs.
Jones. Mr. and Mr, otto Nleder
meyer, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Martin.
There was to leciliiv hum ae .
lecturer baa been too busy with farm
work.
Nr. Brown, master of Orlffln Creek
Orange, and Mr. Brows wera visitor,.
Each gave abort talka.
IHfrerent members who have re
cently visited other granges gave short
reporte for the good of the order.
Mrs. a. O. ftinden was reported as
still quite 111 and confined to ber
bed.
The danoe Batuiday wsa well at
tended. A very enjoyable evening re
ported by all present. Ouy Bishop and
daughter Janet won toe prm waits.
Reese Crtek
REESE CREEK, March 91. (6pl )
The students enjoyed a half holldiy
March 30, on account of the teachers
Institute, which wsa held at Eaijlo
Point In the afternoon. Both teacn
ers, w. H. Vlmont, principal, and Mid
Alice Ruttcncutter, primary teaclur,
attended the meeting.
Keep your ears open for later ari.
nouncement about the May lBt car
nival at the Reese Creek school.
Reese creek baseball team went to
Butte Fella Friday afternoon and
played the grade school team, losing
by two points.
Among those visiting the school
last Friday were Mr. vimont's mother,
Mrs. William Vlmont of Medford, and
Mr. Erlckson of Etgle Point, a former
teacher here.
The W. O. T. U. of Reese creek will
meet at the home of Mr. and Mra.
Harry Powell, Thursday. All mem
bers and friends are cordially Invited
to come at 2 o'clock p. m.
Reverend Johnson, who held two
weeks' series of meetings here at tho
schoolhouse, began Sunday morning
to hold meetings at Eagle Point. After
Sunday school all went to Eagle Point
for the morning services..
John Stllle preached' hera at the
schoolhouse Sunday evening. A few
went to Eagle Point after the young
people's meeting, of which Miss Alice
Ruttencutter was the leader for the
evening, very ably handling her sub
Ject. .
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Merrltt and
two children. Janet and Jimmy, mov
ed Wednesday, March as. Into their
new home. They certainly have n
nice home. We are all so glad they
bought in this community.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Humphrey are
well again after being 111 with the
flu.
Mrs. Wilfred Jack, daughter Evelyn
and son Maurice were In Medford cn
business Friday, Evelyn having some
dontal work done.
Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Orow and family
of four children, three girls and one
boy, arrived Thursday from Palisade,
Col., coming by auto making the trip
In nine daya. Mr, Orow Is a brother
of Jack Orow. They hadn't seen es;h
other for aoveral years. They came to
make their home here among ua. We
welcome them to the community.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Gardner and
two sons. Maynard and IeRoy, went
to Medford Friday where Maynard
had his tonsils removed at the clinic
at the courthouse.
Mrs. Ivan Hatfield, Mra. .Charles
Humphrey and Mra. John Hanklns
went to the H. E. olub at Eagle Point
last Wednesday afternoon. .
A, Kovln came in for a brief stay
March 39, on business.
Ralph Lamb went home March 35
for the remainder of the week, re
turning Sunday.
Mra. Harry Powell la recovering
from a vory bad attack of poison oak.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Osrdner and
two sons wore dinner guesta Sunday
of Mr. and Mrs. O. X. Lamb of Derby
Edna Lamb returned with them
spending the night at her grand
parents, the W. R. Lamb home. -
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hatfield vis
ited Mr and Mrs. w. R. Lamb Sunday,
spending the day. t
Mra. Sarah Hallday went to Eagle
Point to the cburch aervieea, visiting
at the home of Mrs. Davidson,
We are all so glad to see the O. and
O- train of logs coming round tho
mountains and hear the welcome
whistle.
The most real sign of spring aas
arrived smudge smoke.
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Tolo
TO LO. April l(Spl.) Tolo school
enjoyed a half holiday March 39, De
cause of teachera Institute at Ood
Hill. Mrs. Thurston attended and
ssld the time wsa well spent, Tne
program presented waa Instructive,
Interesting and enjoyable. ,
Mrs. Nan Thorp wet hostess at a
quilting party held at her home March
39. The following ladlea wera pres.
ent: Mesdamea Beer, Davla, Jones,
Muse, Rawson, Tracy and Wright. A
pot-luck luncheon waa served at 1
o'olock.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Roes and small
daughter, alao their niece, Betty Bow
man, were guests at the Joe Collins
home Sunday,
A telegram from McClarenvllle, O.,
brought the sad newa to Mra, Clar
ence Lofftus, of the pssslng of hr
tatner at his home there on Satur
day, March 38. .
The date for the box social has been
set for April 18, 8 o'olock, at Tolo
schoolhouse. The program committee
has selected the play, "Hlstl She's a
Man!" a one-act comedy In two
scenes. Characters are: Daisy San
ford (Dal), who la filling In at a
dinner, Arlene Inmann; Sara Turav,
her beat young man, Justin Muse;
Jasper eolton (Jar) Sam's psl, a seri
ous youth, Edward Inmann: Philip
Dawson (Phil), a would-be female Im
personator, Wiley Davis; Mrs. Tiny
Atwell, Jsx and Sam's maid by the
day, Edith Vincent; Phyllis Dalton,
Data friend Vlolabel Morrow; Robot t
Davis, Jas'a uncle, on visit from
Alaska, Arthur Muse. The Gold Hill
high school will furnish songs and
Jc. Mrs. Thurston will present
her pupils In verse and aong.
Mrs. Edyth Bohnert, who has md
some experience as a dramatic In
structor, will coach the east In "Hlstl
She's a Msnl" The first reheannl
will be at her home near Central
Point, Thursday, April 3, at 8rS0 p. l.
LAWNMOWERS sharpened We sail
for and deliver 33 M. Fir St. 81M8
BRuS. Phone 381.
Every watch repaired ber I given
the micrometer test Jno W Johnson
Cm Mall Tribune want ada.
Valley View
VALLEY VIEW. April l(8pl.)
Mr. and Mra. Harry Weagant. Mia
Bernloe and Mlsa Beatrice Werth were
recent dinner guests at the Fred
Holmes home In Bellvlew.
Mrs. Win. Olenn was the guest of
frlenda at the show In Ashland last
Tuesday.
W. A. Stratton visited his son W. O.
Stratum and family in Yreka recent
ly. Mr. and Mra. r. Burk and family of
Medford visited at the E. o. Gardner
noma Sunday.
Bob Nelson, Dnlverslty of Oregon
student, returned to school last week
after spending hi vacation with his
Parents, Mr. and Mra. Chss. Luchter
and. Geo. McCracken, a student at Ore
gon State college has been visiting
his parents the past week and reoelv
Ing treatment for his eyes which were
causing blm trouble.
Mr. and Mra. D. M. Lowe returned
to their home north of Ashland Sun.
day after three rnontha spent at the
home of their aon-ln-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. carl Anderson, at
Long Beach, Calif., where they went
for a vlait. Mr. Lowe took seriously
111 soon after hi. ami i- r
Beach and waa only able to come home
WCTr- ne is improving but has to
be very quiet. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lena
of Roseburg visited them one day last
week.
Mr. and Mra. Fred Carle are visit
ing In California.
Mr. and Mrs. E. John. im .jt
ed for the J. R. Leslie place bave built
u aaaiuon to tne nouse. Mr. John
son has left for Alaska for the sum
mer where he haa government em
ployment. Keith Lennox, former Valley View
boy who haa been umrvir,. .
Standard Oil station In Ashland, haa
movea to Marysvuie, Cam., where he
will be associated with his ni- o
Stewart, In a men's clothing store'.
. wam Aorama IB via;tlng hi par-
ent at their home north of Ashland.
ur. and Mrs. S. M. Lowe are hav
ing water piped Into their home and
bathroom fixture Installed this week.
The water 1 piped from a aprlng.
Mr. and Mra. Penland were dinner
guests at the Mark True home in Bell
view last Sunday.
The Valley View Community club
held their March meeting last Thurs
day. After a short business meeting,
presided over by the president, Mrs.
Osllatin, Mra. Chas. Luchterhand.
program leader, had charge of a social
afternoon of game and oontesta
which were much enjoyed by the
large number or ladles present. After
the game delicious refreshment wer
served by Mr. Harry Weagant and
Mlsa Bernlce Werth.
Mrs. Frank Craig returned last week
from a several months' visit at Orasa
Valley, Calif., with her father and ela
te rs.
The W. A. Jttrattnn Vnm. - -
scene of a pleasant gathering Friday
evening wnen tn "Birthday Club"
met, honoring Mrs. stratton, whoa
birthday was recently celebrated.
Those present were, Mr. and Mrs. F.
Burk, of Medford, Mr. and. Mrs. Ed.
Borg, Mr. and Mr. O. L. Penland, Mr.
and Mra. E. C. Gardner and Mr. and
Mrs. N. Hawk and Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Stratton.
Rav. .nil Um Vf-lulll- m nri.
Valley View callers Wednesday after
noon. Butte Falls
BUTTB FALLS, April 1. (SpU
The grade school and the high school
were dismissed at n on Thursday.
The teacher attended Institute at
Eagle Point.
Harold Patton waa 111 with flu all
last week.
Wendell Klncald, Irene Roger.
Oeraid Ting and Florence Klncald
attended "Follow the Fleet" at the
Craterlan Sunday evening.
Mr. Hoirman la 111.
Mrs. Ralph Nelson Is at horn after
apendlng two weeka under a doctor's
care In th Community hospital In
Medford. '
B. F. Hllkey Is 111 and suffering
greatly from neuritis.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thorns and chil
dren moved Into the depot last week.
Butte Falls high school, baseball
team played Eagle t-oint high school
team Friday. The score waa 7 to
in favor of Eagle Point.
Th Townsend club roes as tn
high school auditorium last night.
Mrs. Howard stuckey and son.
Kslth Stucksjr, arrived from Mt, Ver
non, Wash., Monday to visit rela
Uvea. Mrs. J. B. Jackson and sister, Mrs.
Nichols, visited Butt Fall last Sun
day. They had dinner with Mr.
Jackson's granddaughter and hus
band, Mrs, and Mr. Edwin William
son.
Winter la here again In full
atrengtb. Gardens plsnted during the
warm March days are still Invisible
and may have to be reeeeded.
Mr. and Mra. Loren Moon and
daughter, Betty, returned from Fort
Klamath, where they have aoent sev
eral weeks.
Mr. and Mr. Ray Watklna and
daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. Ous
Edmonston last Sundsy.
Everett Abbott and Orba Abbott
went to work for Owen Logging com
pany Monday.
Th Hustlers' club will meet at th
bom of Mra. Everett Moon Thursday
afternoon. All members are urged
to oome and bring piece of dress
prints for club quilt,
SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES
For rent at Lavrenc'. Former
Jackson Co. Bank Vault a. m.
6 .'0 p m Longer hours and M
nv ley.
Phone 543. We'll haul away your
refuse. City Saolfctry Sertlc.