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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUSTE, MEOFOKD. OREGON. THURSDAY. APRTL 16. 1936. PAOE NTNTC mi Read every aa on thla page Tou will probably find exactly tha thlnga you cava Been looking for or a aala or trade for unused articles you may ' have. Bearoli your attic or tore-room you may find many thlnga othera are wak ing and Be able to realise Im mediate cash. If what you want lent here, ad-ertlse for lV-Trlbune Claaslfled ads are Inaipenalve effective I RATES Per word first lnaertlon (Minimum 33c) Each additional Insertion. per word Ic 'Minimum 10c) Per Una per month without copy ehangea Phone 75 FOR WAttT ADS LOST AND FOUND 1)3T If dog 1 miaaing, call 1616 Y? WANTED MALE HELP MEN WANTED for Rawletgh routes of 800 families. Reliable hustler should start earning a5 weekly and In crease rapidly. Write today. R lelgh. Dept. ORD-134-S, Oakland. Calif. OREGON FIRM now haa permanent position for aggressive, neat-appearing salesman. Best references re quired. Guaranteed weekly allow ance If you have proper qualifica tion. Apply In person, Boom 407, Liberty Bldg. V'ANTED Man experienced In brake and electrical work. Permanent em ployment for person qualified. Ad dress Box 2917, Tribune. V ANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Refined lady to keep house for two gentlemen In modern coun try home. Address Box 3686, Mail Tribune, and give references 'WANTED Housekeeper, middle-aged refined lady, general housework, family of 4; 630 month, room and board. Write Box 3808, Tribune, giving references. ) MALE AND FEMALE WANTED Man and wife for Janitor work. Apply at 18 corning Court tn person, after 5 o'clock. WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED House cleaning. Mra. Huson, Phone 1345-M. LOCAL OARDENER Trustworthy, wishes work. Expert flowers, ehruns. Box 2801, Mall Tribune. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS WANTED A youus Guernsey bull. It. p. Belkntp. Phone 401-J-l. WANTED 3 best milk cows In Jack son county. Give price and par ticulars in full. Box 2818. Tribune. WAH1CU o - soil. Meyer Greenhouse, 14th and Franquette, WANTED Electric washer. Must be reasonable. Box 2803. Tribune. HIGHEST cash price paid for electric vinn trioiti-lr. Phnni 107. uiufautB. WANTED TO BUY 3 acres or more, within 10 miles of Medford. Must , have reasonable price and terms Can make down payment with bonus bonds. Write Box 3748. Mall . Tribune. Give details, buildings, water, land, nearest postofflce. WANTED 600 horses to break to ride or drive. L. O. VnnWegen, 335 N Ivy. Phone 1042-J. WANTED WOOL MOHAIR H'rfrest cash prices tor wool and mo hair, wool bags and fleeoe twine MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE tl No Grape Phone 1063 AUTO Repairing, reasonable prices Clement Auto Parts. 330 N. River side. JUNK- -JUNK wanted CASH PAID for inner tubes, lo pet lb up Rs eottuD and wool, up to 6c per lb Scrap iron small or large lots, also all other metals ol all decnptiona MEDFORD BARGAIN ROUSE 37 No Grape. Phone 1083 WANTED TO BUY Men's good used suits Used Wardrobe Shop 618 E Main . FURNITURE upholstering, repaint. I reflniahing W 6V wlier. phone 6'8 207 N Peach WANTSD We pay cash for household goods, furniture and toea Wc also ouy metals, hides, pelts, wool nd mo hair MEDFORD BAKHAIN HOUSft 37 N Ormpe St Plone '0H3 FOR RENT H0USE3 WANTED TO LEASE Modern house. garage, juiy i. wcmmu ford. Rate 117 00, water paid. 618 Haven St. ..ttu-r. en u..l Mnin Rt 4- room furnished home; oil hrttroia. hard-ood floors, fireplace, very si . ...... .14 inrliiflmv water Charles R. Ray. Realtor, M"1ford Bldg. Phone 30J. FOR RENT 104 Oeneva Ave.. -room ...f,ni.h4 hr,m- h.rriWOOd floors. fireplace, plpeless oil turnare; Hi memoir tc-... .itor. Medlord B:ne. pnone S02 FOR RENT 5-room partly iurnlslied house. 20 Tripp St. TV INISHED duplex; garage. 604 Oth. .FOR REN1 7 -roc in mine, newly f papered: utii. ar.:: ou'Culid- lrr; li, acre Jacksonville, call FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT -room modern bouse 17 Newtown. Call from 8 to 6, ex cept sundsys. hone 141. Central Point. POH RENT Home, furnished or unfurnished BROWN 4 WRITE FOR RENT lo responsible tenant, 8-room, newly decorated dwelling, partly furnished, at 315 South Riv erside. Inquire at 335 So. Riverside. HOUtiuti for sale or reut. Jacluon County Bldg and UMn ass'n. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Apu. 334 Apple. CLEAN fully furnished i and 3-rm apt., ground floor, private Datba; adult? only. 344 8outn Grape. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Bedroom for man In good residence, close In. with or without garage. Call 287-L. ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 8 Orspe FOR RENT BOARD ROOM BOARD AND ROOM for one or two ' gentlemen; excellent meals; garage. 333 S. Orape. ROOM AND' BOARD 146 S Holly FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Cabin, furnished, hot water and garage; adults only. 953 Dakota. FOR EXCHANGE FOR SALE OR TRADE Equity In 1936 Willys sedan. Phone 566-X. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR BALE OR TRADE Apartment house lot, 436 S. Oakdale. FOR SALE OR TRADE 60 -sere . ...I ...V. n.a..v- .nma nlnV land: 3 miles from Ashland. Also wood lot. inquire aicuuruuu s De vice station, 1 mile south of Talent on highway. FOR TRADE Income property, clear, In Medford, to trade for cabin on the Rogue. State price and loca tion. Box 3927, care Tribune. FOR SALE OR TRADE Modern 6- room nome, a iulb; uerriea wim fruit trees. A. J. Gardner, 511 Ham ilton. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE . building, 25x50; also corrugated Iron Duuaing in rear, uui, mi-M on two streets. Located on Main St. in Jacksonville. Price $750.00 i a.l h .4- .- T II. DTOLTtPT .T. 11 I, ll XV t; 4s a K uuw. &j. u . a i 204 E. ilaln. phou? 365 or 1580-J. FOR SALE Fine home. 3 bedrooms, Bleeping porch, large lot, trees, flow- . era, lawn, near schools, (3850; easy terms. Also good 6 -room house, 2 bedrooms, large lot. $1200; terms'. H. G. WILSON. 7 Chestnut St. Phone 1564. FOB SALE 5-room stucco house; 2 bedrooms, rirepiace, narawooa floors, laundry trays; corner lot; paved streets; on east side; close In: stucco garage. A very nice home. Only $2500; terms. L. G. PICKELL, 304 East Main. Phone 365. x FOR -LEASE 80-acre hill ranch; 1J acres cultivated: good buildings, springs, well; 60 per year. Box 2902. Tribune. BROWN A WHITE, Realtors, offer beautiful Rogue River properties ranging from one to 400 acres, im proved and unimproved. ALSO stocked and equipped dairy ranch. ALSO beautiful foothill home with all kinds of fruits. ALSO city homes on easy terms. WHEN yuu thin of real estate think Of BROWN & WHITE FOR SALE POULTRY AND EGGS HANSON and Hollywood chicks, heavy laying strains, 8!c.Rocks and Reds, 9Hc. Large vigorous chicks. W. L. cockerels, '3c. Catalogue free. Jenks Hatchery, Tangent, Ore. FOR SALE One full-blooded White Wyandotte rooster for breeding pur poses. Tel. 869-M or Inquire last house left-hand side of Lozler Lane FOR SALE Barred Rock; hatching eggs. 617 Western Ave. FOR SALE; Bantams. 819 So. Grape. DAY-OLD White Leghorn chicks (or sale at Garrett's poultry Farm and Hatchery, where everything Is done to produce quality chicks, using old hens only, blood tested by O. S. C. also R. O. P cockerels end no etrgs set less than 2 ozs.. 11c each for 500 or more. 12c each for less, de livered. Visitors welcome. East N St., p, O. Box IBS. Ornnt Pay?. Ore. FOR SALE-LIVESTOCK ONE gray, gal ted saddle horse. Clyde Smith. Call Q-X-12, Butte Falls. FOR SALE OR TRADB for cows, good gentle team, also good wagon and aarness. C. W. Miller 3rd house east of Oasis. Eagle Point. ONE Jersey cow, fresh 20th; one Guernsey heifer. G C. Mitchell, Ahlnnd. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES '33 PLYMOUTH Sedan. 2-door; can not be told from new; perfect me chanlrally. Priced for quick aale at 1(15 00; easy terms. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dwujio a;-.d riymouth. FOB SALE Model T Ford tourln?, A-l condition, .call arter 6 p. m.. 19 N. Peach. OOOU USED CARS REAL QUALITY LOW PRICES See Theae cara Belore You Buy. 1935 Chrysler Coupe. 104 Pl mouth DeLuxe Sedan. 10.14 Dodne coupe. 1934 Ford Pickup. 1934 Ford V-8 S-dan 1930 Chevrolet Coupe. 1030 Dodge Sedan. 1933 Plymouth Coupe. 1936 Plymouth Coupe. 1934 Chrysr 8 Sec'an. 19i9 Fird Plcltup. 1930 Hudson Coupe. Some Real cheap can from 115 to R5 I ANOE MOTOR CAR CO S". N Riverside. Tel 18. Csed Car Lot N. t co.ter 6tn and Barll-lk FOR SALE -DOGS PETS FOR SALE Young mala Chow dog. MB E. Main. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS NOTICE TO NEARSIGHTED THIEF: Dynamite stolen iron, ttoxy Ann ur chard is old, dangerous and illegal to ue. Will make you good price on fuse and caps you overlooked. John Conner, phono 602. FOR SALE Three 8-Jt. oak show cases, S25.00 each. Cost new S8Q.0Q each. Trowbridge Cabinet Works. Phone 238. LOAM lor sale. h. F. Belkn-p. Tel. 401-J-l. FOR SALE Cletrao true lor, K model, In fine condition. L. A. Salade, Central Point. FOR SALE Center drop typewriter desk, good condition. Call 1516 be tween 9 a. m. and 6 p. m. FOR SALE Sport plane, good flying condition, or will trade (or late model car. Call mornings, corner Griffin Creek and Phoenix-Jacksonville roads. FOR SALE Seven used spray rigs; 2 nunuiUi O debus. ru yeiics. aun- ard Equipment Co. SPORTING EQUIPMENT Good qual ity, low prices. No matter the qual ity, themake or the price, we fur nish It. CLIFF'S 6PORT SHOP, 317 North Riverside. NEWTOWNS CHbAP Cold storage stock, both Face and Fill C grade and wrapped large size fancy. Bear Creek Packing Plant. Phone nuu FOR SALE Delphiniums, fruit trees, general nursery stock. Glascock's Nursery, 264 Beatty St. FOR SALE Jonathan apples 15o and 35c box. Ala Vista Packing bouse. CHOPPED barley (or feed, and ba.e.1 straw. V. fiursell Phone 355-J-3 A BARGAIN One 1-D.p. Bean spray rig Inquire C. C- Lemmon. care Sgobei dt Day So. Fir at. TYHEWtti i EKtf- Bienn 116 N Cen tral Phone ibi FOa SALE--Kanoia oar and Hen onen barley C- P. Niedermeyer 6J3-J-1. UAi FOR SALE -Grain or a I (alia Oure Ranct. Jacksonville nighway FOR SALE Good Newtown apples at cheap prices. Inquire tigooel & Day Packing House South Fu St POH dAj.Jb Baiev oat nay grouno alfalfa anu t oay loose allalla hay O A DeVoe. Phone 623-j2 MISCELLANEOUS FREE! STOMACH ULCERS. GAS PAINS, INDIGESTION relieved quick. Get free sample doctor's prescription, Udga, at Western Thrift Store. GOOD PLUMBING Leslie Plumbing Co., 1405 N. Riverside. Phone 1261. WALL - PAPER cleaned, 11.50 per room and up. Work guaranteed. - Call 283-J. ' FINE PLUMBING Repairs honestly done; guaranteed. 1406 N. River side. Phone 1261. BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKHON CUIINTV ABSTRACT CO. Ahstracte i rule and ntle Insurance, rhe only complete Title Syatem to Jackson County MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of ritie. Room 8 and 6 No. 42 North Central Ave., upstairs Expert Window Cleaners. LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1172 House cleaning, floor waxing, orl entol rug cleaning and upholstering pulnllna and Paperhanglng. COMMERCIAL & HOUSE PAINTING Tinting & Paperl.anglng. Harry Mint, phone H-F-4 Route I, Boi 440. JOHW H. LOCK Painter and Decorator. Fine interior work a specialty. Phone 609. Res. 22ft S. Ivy. Money to Lend MONEY LOANED $60 to 8300 (or personal or housebold purposes on House PurnlsLlngs or Autos: also Cars Refinanced Loana closed wtthln 80 minutes License No. & 157. See W E. Tnoma. 46 So Cen tral. Translei. REIN KJ NO TK.-.NSKEU CO. Long distance naullntf Furniture, cattle, anything ill N Fir Phone 1033 O Stuart. EAD9 I'RANSFER 8 STORAGE CO Office 1015 No Central Phone 816 Prices right. Service guaranteed. TRUCltlNO ANU STORAOf - Local and long distance hauling, furnf. cure moving, etc Reasonable rates Tel 83b F B msun Co HAWLEv TRANSFER - Expert pack era ann movers Special livestock moving equipment Prices right 619 North Riverside. Pbont 016. COMMERCIAL SPRAYING COMMERCIAL spraying Pl-.one 2.SB-M Mcoonagle. LEGAL NOTICES ( nil fnr Warrants. Warrant N'. 700 to 733 Inclusive, School Dls No. 20. are called for payment, pavuhle at Farmers and Fruitgrowers Bank, MMford. Oregon. Interest will cea April 16. 1938. 8. 8. ABBOTT. Clerk Dist. No. 20. liter ti tor's Notice to Creditor. Notice is h?rebv (riven that the un dfuigned haa e,n sppolnted by the County Court of Jackaon County. Ore gon, executor of the estate of Emma L. Trowbrltiae. dereaned. All persona having claims ajralnat said estate are hereby notined to present me same, duly verified, to the underslnned -ecpmr at the office of O is Newbury tn the United Statea National Bank bulldinff In the Ctty of Medford. Ore- iron, wltiiln tx months from the dat of trim notice. Dated- April th. 1M EVEH ETTE O. TKOWBRIDOB. Executor of the estat of SOUTHERN OREGON MASONIC HTING SLATED SATURDAY (Continued fron. Pago One.) Shields of this city, member of the grand lodge Instruction committee, and by Fed A. Purdtn and O. W. DeJarnett, past masters of Medford lodge No- 103 and holders of profici ency certificates. At 2 p. m. there will be conference of masters, past masters, secretaries and wardens In the main lodge ball. These two function will occupy the time until A o'clock, when there will be a reception, social hour, and regis tration. The banquet will start at 6:30 In the dining room on the second floor Qf the old lodge hall, with orchestra music playing. From 7:30 until 8 o'clock registration and examination of visitors will be held. Entertain ment will start at B o'clock In the main lodge hall. Harvey Field, Jr., will present a vo cal solo, Kenneth Raymond will ren der a piano solo, Mary Ann Gates will sing several numbers and Don ald Horner will give a violin solo. Music will be furnished by the or chestra. Open lodge will be held at 8:30, with the reception of the most wor shipful grand master, H. Wayne Standard and his official family. Mr. Standard Is from Brownsville, Oregon. Mr. standard's address will begin at 8:50, followed by Introduction and addresses of other grand officers. In cluding those from foreign Jurisdic tions. A playlet will be presented at 10:30, and the meeting will be concluded at 11 o'clock. The program committee for the day Is made up of the following lodge dignitaries: v R. W. McNeal of Ashland, district deputy grand master (District No. 11). general chairman. A. K. Cass, past master. Grants Pass, chairman publicity committee. O. O. Horner, worshipful master, Medford, chairman program commit tee. A. G. Bishop, past master, Medford, chairman banquet committee. Fred A. Purdin, past master, Med ford, chairman credential and regis tratlon committee. E. L. Lenox, past master, Medford. chairman reception committee. L. C. Stewart, past master, Medford chairman finance and badges com mittee. THE GRANGE Thoenlx Grange. Orange met In regular session Tuesday night with 89 members and seven visitors present. Visitors were Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Rector, Mrs. J. N. Ed lng ton, and Mrs. J. W. Fish of Gold Hill Orange; Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Maust of Central Point Grange, and Win. Bruin Of Talent Grange. During business meeting the agri cultural committee brought Ideas to all about profitable marketing through the marketing committee of the granges. Report of the Insurance agent, told of tha burning -of the barn and horses of L. O. Caster, which report, was s blow to all present. Lecture program commemorated the 60th wedding annlversnry of Mr. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Haitian 4. Lose luster 8. Was carried 12. Apertures 14. Ireland 15. Plant with 8 medicinal root (6. Thin piece of naitebonrd , IT. Mont anrtcnt Hindu crtoture 18. Btroni winds 19. Wlr,fti 22. Odor 24. Strike and rebound 18. rotded Ilka a fan 10. Ancient Roman oftVtals 15, Wore an ex- prnton of approval or amutement tl Tain 15 Re? v ere Is. Leu pes H. CaMfornli -nrkflfh It. South Ameri can animal 12 Volcano 14 Medley 16. All a spoon will hold Solution ol Saturday's Puzzls PRE5 C'R JBJE i.lN S IPIR E 1M STL LJRffl TREiw RiE STAIR cWu D BslA JwpHR, 0 B IIP D J R. Jp0 M E e A S MiTEifD AEiili l Ml hi iffiko BiElEYEITlSEastelNl5 41 Kind at os i nam 4, ConflstraUoB (0. On who for- . gour aut eake a stance faith or m nr.t SV r?nf.r suddenly i t eu- r rain T' Com pas. polol C1"L "a'n t, Obitlnately DOWN fuilnj to L Sun comply t Silkworm 9. Pertainlns to 1. Nervous the moutb twltchlnc 10. Calamitous 12 p mM s 16 p kma W io i' 71 75 "" '.I'; ' "T"S!Sr7r W-ft 'JmL. .LiZ M&aa in... -p - l''J " mw.' frmp' ) To r 3 33 34 ,1T w- i w "in -w mr 31 o ai 4z 3 M :'0 4q So '.' ' and Mra. 0. A. Plckel. ami contained the following numbers: "A Tribute" to Mr. and Mra. Plckel for their 50 years of msrrled life, composed and recited by Mildred Ward; song. Silver Threada Among the Oold. bv Oladya Sloan. Flwence Drake and Vaughn Quackenbueh. accom panied by Mildred Ward; "How I Managed to Live Fifty Yeara With One Man." by Mrs. Plckel, and "How I Managed to Live Fifty Yeara With One Woman," by Mr. Plckel. Both of these were well given and rev erential; "O Flower Wedding," quea- tlons answered by namea of flowera. by the entire audience; reading by Kathryn Denaer, and violin solo by Vsughn Quackenbush. During the good of the order. Mra. O. C. Maust a poke on the ef ficiency contest bow being aponaored by the Pomona Grange, Mrs. Maue& spoke on the Orange Co-op. For the next meeting, the lec turer announced an open meeting. to comment at 7:45 which will be pictures shown on "Electro Farm lng," and dealing with all klnda of electrical appliances. It !U be a 70-mlnute program, the public will be Invited. At the close of the meeting, all adjourned to the dining room In the grand march led by Mr. and Mra. Pickle. The tablea were prettily decorated with flowera and gold candles. The center of the table was graced with a huge wedding cake, crowned by a miniature bride and groom. Gold cake and Ice cream and coffee were served. Mr. and Mra. Pickle were presented with a beau tiful set of water glassea, ana a pitcher, alio a glass cake plate. The serving committee announced for the neit time la Mr. and Mra. Al Floyd. Mr. and Mrs. Reynolda, Elva Caster and Bob Logan. Appletcnte 1. ran re. ApplegatA Orange held a regular meeting" April 10. Meeting was opened by the officers seating drill. First and second degree were conferred on eight candidates. Heme economics club cnairman announced next meeting of tha club will be held at the Grange hall. All Grange ladles are asked to attend. Lecturer' hour eonaisted of an interesting reading by Edwin Tay lor, piano solo by Miss June Moran, group singing, games, relays and the penny drill. Supper of salad, ginger snaps and Easter eggs waa enjoyed by all. It seems that an epidemic of ab sent officers haa come upon this Grange. It was noted that the secre tary disappeared before the meeting was over. MORE STORIES SOLD BY ELMER CARLSON Elmer Carlson, Medford night watchman and author of stories for religious magaaliiea, haa Just received checks for two more atorlea, ne an nounced today. "The Oreateat Fun" waa bought by the Auguatanna Book Concern for publication In The Olive Leaf magazine," and the American Sunday School Union purchased "The Most Enjoyable Thing," to appear In Its mauailne. Picture World. The two stories bring to seven the total Carlson has sold In the past four months. PRESIDENT OF WHITMAN TENDERS RESIGNATION WALLA WALLA, Wash, Aplrl 18 (AP) The resignation 01 ur. ivuuuu A. Clemen aa president of Whltmsn college haa been accepted by the board of trustees and the board of deana placed In control of admlnla tratlon, effective today. Allen H. Rey nolds, chairman of the trustees, an nounced today. TJe Mall Tribune want ads. Cross-Word Puzzle 11, Fuipu-M It. Ha vl n imal. pits or de pressions IS. Lamps: elans IS. Osnus of the maple tree 10. Plane carao eo a vssstj ' SI. Accessory seed covering SI. Elevated rail roads: eolloq S&, Measuring Instrumant ST. Toward the sheltered Ids 11. Bt-d ot the gull family tt. remlnine name 11 Japanese coin 24. Husilan pralrU 17 Backless seat 19 Carry: eolloq. 40 MsdlrlnaJ plant 41 Pellet 41. Onran ot aceat 45 Mournful 41, levire for stirring the air 47, Amorlcaa Indian 4L Permit WEST'S FIRST PRESS GOOD AS NEW T ' sir J J t i' .. . 1 ' " "" 11- JLlazJ' Preaentation of a new Inking device to replace the one deatroyec erne yeara ago by fire has made the historic- Washington hand praai at the University of Oregon as good aa new. The new brayer was given to tha echool by W. H. Brandea of Portland. The preas first began Ite work In Oregon City In 1846, where on February S It printed the Spectator, the first newapaper west of the Rocky Mountains. It was presented to the University school of Journalism In 1916 by Harrison and Webster Klncald, who formerly published tha Oregon State Journal on It In Eugene. Above a group of atudenta are aaalstlng Erlo I, Allen, dean of the school of journallam, to take a page proof of the atudent dally. In the photo are, left to right Dorothy Efalfeen, Portland; Wayna Herbert, Eugene; Dean Allen, and Marian Lucas, San Francisco. Sams Valley BAM8 VALLEY, April 16. (Bpl.) Mr. and Mrs. Earl Blgham are re celvlng congratulatlona upon the ar rival of a baby eon. born Friday night. The little man win answer to the name of Kenneth Leroy. Frlenda of Oeorge Lyman were sorry to hear Tuesday of hie pain ful accident. Willie driving team, a tug broke, allowing the elngle tree to hit him above the knee, breaking the leg. He la confined In a Medford hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Munn and family of Junction City have recently moved here and plan to make their nome with John Cuahman. Their daugh ters. Dorla. a aophomore In high school, and Darlne, in the seventh grade, have enrolled In the local school. With the election Monday night of Mlaa Eleanor Carthell of Argo as assistant high achool teacher, the faculty for the next achool year waa completed. E. W. Empey, principal. and Miss Erma May, primary teacher, are returning for their third year. Mlsa Alice Rudd of Antloch as upper arade teacher completes the stalf, Lewla Dusenberry and Howard Paine left the latter part of last week on an extended tour through southern Oregon and California in search of employment, A. A. walrutf left last week for Klamath Falls, where he expecte to have employment for the aummer. Mrs. Pierce and family nave moven into the Steve Wilson house serosa from Caton'a store. Mr. and Mra. O. T. Wilson moved to the Table Bock district Tuesday. The community feels their lesvlng a distinct less, as they have always taken an active part In all commu nity affaire. There waa hardly a local organisation or undertaking with which either Mr. or Mra. Wilson or both were not actively affiliated and we congratulate the Table Rock community upon their good fortune of having them In their midst. Sams Valley la. however, happy that they are atlll close enough to continue a oonalderable part of their work here. ' Florence Winn haa taken up her residence at tha Empey home for the balanoa of the school year, as her parents have moved to Central Point. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith sre the proud parents of a bnhy girl, born April 1 In Ashland. This Is the first girl In a family of S boys. MOTHER OF FIVE BIRMWOHAM, Eng., April 18. (AP) Mra. Dorothy Waddlngham, 34-year-old mother of five children, died on the gallows of the Wlnson Oreen prison today while police guarded the approaches against a demonstration In protest at "this disgrace." Mra. Violet van der Elst, energetic campaigner against capital punish ment, organised the demonstration, broadcasting appeala to a crowd of 3000 to attempt to prevent the hang ing. The throng looked on quietly, how ever, eome amlllng at Mra. van der Elst's exhortations, some praying for Mra. Waddlngham while the con victed poison slayer of a patient In her Nottingham nursing home died within the prison. King Edwsrd himself was tha only one who could hsve saved the wo man from the gallowa by granting a laat-minute reprieve, sfter Home Secretary sir John Simon denied aP nesls for clemency. SCHOOTf UFUSE SALEM, April 10. lTr- Attorney Oeneral I. H. vanWInkle ruled In an opinion to the elate department of education, that decisions of district school boards granting or refusing use of achool buildings for uses as a civic center were final, The law provides, the attorney-general pointed out. for use of the bulld tnga by civic groups, but the district board haa dlacretlonary powers as lo whst type organtrstlons may use It. The decision in thst event would be final. i ijhr ; f f f 1 Mts J i ' -V1. JifeA' i "J i, LJ.iw.;,1 Meteorological Report April 10, 11)30. Forecasts. Mcrtaord and vicinity: Cloudy to night and Friday, probably with rain Friday; cooler Friday. Oregon: cloudy tonight and Fri day, with rain probable In weat por tion Friday; cooler tntenor of west portion Friday, Local Data. Temperature a year ago today: Highest,- 04; lowest, SB. Totsl monthly preclpltstton, 0.G4 Inch. Deficiency for the month, XII Inch. Total precipitation alnce September 1, 1035, 17.40 Inches. Excess for the season. 3.40 Inches, Relative humidity at S p. m. yeater- day, ai: S a. m. today, 12. Sunrise tomorrow, 0:37 a. m. Sunset tomorrow, 0:M p. m. Ohservatlnna Tawen at 5 a. m., 120 Meridian Time. Boise ........ Boston . BO . 30. , 64 38 . 73 8B . 70 44 . Clear .06 Cloudy Chicago Donver Eureka .. Helena, .... Los Angelea- a MEDFORD :.. New York Omaha . ... Phoenix Portland Reno . Roseburg Salt Lake San Francisco Sesttle Spokane Walla Walla Washington, DC. T. Clear . P. Cldy P. Cldy B4 48 69 88 69 33 87 30 44 43 69 36 08 63 84 60 83 49 83 48 80 60 60 .63 70 46 76 63 86 64 86 69 Clear Cloudy Clear .10 - Clear Clear Clear . Cloudy w Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear .. Clear T. Clear TRENTON, N. J., April 16. (API Exonerated of the kldnap-murder of Baby Charles A. Lindbergh In Mercer county, Psul H. Wendel, dlsbsrred lawyer, tcdsy remained In Jail here pending action on a kidnap war rant In Hunterdon county, aworn out at Flcmlngton by Mrs. Anna Haiiptmann, widow of the executed alayer of the Infant. The Mercer county Jury voted "no bill" without dissent laat night. The Hunterdon county grand Jury has not yet considered Mrs. Hauptmann'a charge that Wendel kidnaped the Lindbergh baby, resulting from a confession Wendel later repudiated. Prosecutor Anthony M. Hauck, Jr., of Hunterdon county, will present this caae to the Jury "If and when an Investigation Indlcatea the mat ter ahould be presented for action." Embezzlement charges agalnat Wendel In Mercer county also are pending. It waa thought likely these would be held In abeyance that Wendel might go to Brooklyn to as sist In an Investigation Into hta story of being kidnaped and held prisoner In Februsry. WILKES-BARIIE, Pa., April 16. VT) Federal and state authnrltlea looked today Into what a coroner termed the probable suicide of a miner, who blew himself to bits with dynamite deep In a coal mine, as a posslbls "break" tn their Investigation of the "Easter gift" bomb outragea which have claimed three lives In this area. Stymied for a week in their bunt for the person or persons who mailed all bombs, disguised as Easter gifts, last Thurvlay. the Investigators preaa ed their Inquiry Into the suicide, on the possibility It msy hsve soma con nection with their aearch. The mlntir, Identified aa Anthony Denovlge, blasted himself to deata In the Buttonwood colliery of the Olen Coal company laat night. It was around thla pit that tba Investiga tion haa centered. FfUl aft' 82 HP" WENDEL AWAITING HUNTERDON ACTION SUICIDE LINKED WITH MAIL BOMBS (Continued from Page one) spltscr, Herb Orey. H. A. Thlerolf, J. B. Kirk. Roland Hubbard. W. F. Issaca and C. M. Brewer. Those selected thus far to repre sent various county organlaatlcna are Andre Chomel for the Central Point council: Judge F. L. Tou Voile for the Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce; Earl JJewbry for the Talent Chamber of Commerce: Zarl Ulrlch for Prospect, and W. J. War ner for the Milk Distributors' asso ciation. The Eagle Point Orange and the Oold Hill Chamber of Commerce have not yet chosen their representa tives. The new board la to meet at a luncheon In the Hotel Medford to morrow noon for the annual election of officers. The chamber's annual banquet Is to be held In the Hotel Medford at 0:30 next Tuesday evening with Dr. Honry J. Berkowlta, Portland elvle leador, as the principal speaker. One of the largest gatherings In recent jvuia is anticipated. After the banauet thi. iu. nr.t. dent will appoint his committees aim wio cnamoer win tnen launch lie program of activities for the 1039-87 yeir. SIS VALLEY SCHOOL 10 ELECT QUEEN FOR L MAY FIESTA SAMS VALLEY. April 18. (Spl.) The high achool atudent body la making plana for Its annual May Day festival aet for May 1. Nomina tions for May queen were made last week and the students - will decide between Jean Upton and Dorothy Strauss Friday at their regular atu dent body meeting. Invitations have already been sent to Antloch, Mea dows and Table Rock achoola to Join In this festivity. The senior class began practice Monday on Its play, "Tomboy," acheduled for May 8. In tryouts held laat week, Betty Wilson wss chosen for .the leading part of Tomboy. The clasa this year, fourteen In all, will all have parts In the play. This la the largest clasa ever to graduate from the local achool. Plana for commencement are al ready being made, and Include a claas night and baccalaureate, fol lowed by the graduation exercises the next evening. The clsss night has been aet for May 16; the Sun day aervlce May 17: and commence ment Monday night. May 19. Rev. W, B, Empey, father of tha principal of the high school, and paator of the Junction City Metho dist church, will probably be the baccalaureate speaker, while the com mencement orator haa not been defi nitely selected. Recent activities of the senior clasa Include a "sneak" day yesterday. I T. & T. INCOME FAR OVER 1935 NEW YORK, April Ifl-(AP) Tha American Telephone and Telegraph company today reported consolidated net Income for Itself and Its 33 as sociated companlea of the 13 months ended February 39, of 138,648,73l, equal to 67.43 a. share on the capital stock, compared with 1111.331,873. or 6.06 a ahare for the 13 montha ended February 36. 1836, The earnings report on a "parent" company basis for the 13 montha ended March 81. 1036. showed net Income of 130.I67,005, equal to ao.97 a share. Thla compared with 1118,019.333, or 16.97 a share for tha 13 montha ended March 81, 1938. . Home Economist A V A B. M l I A II Mlaa Ava B. Milam Is (1038) dean of the achool of home economics at Oregon Mate collete. She waa born In Mlsourl In I8K4 and came to Ore gon In loll, "he spent several yeara In the Orient and organised the de partment of home economics at Yeurhlng university. Peking. New Spring Formala Prints. Organdies, crepei ETHELWYN E. HOFFMANN Us Mall Tribune went ads. .HJ JUJIllIJiaaaiil V 4 $ .' . f . aKU rmma L. iron bridge, deceaseO,