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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SEVEN TkfEDFORP MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1936. ZZ2 Head o-rory m on this page You will probably find exactly th tbtnga you tiave Men looking tot or a sale or trade tor unused utlolM fou ma? ban Search your ettto or store-room - jou may tlnd man j thing others are seek ing and be able to realize lm mediate cash It wbat fou want lent Bare, advertise tor It Tribune Classified ada are . inexpensive effective I RATES Per word first insertion. ' (Minimum 36o) Eaob additional Insertion. per word -lc (Minimum 100) Per "Una per month without copy ohangee Phone 75 FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST June 93, Redbone hound with white on nose; name Red. . Reward 625. Ben Deary, Trail. FOUND Glasses. Call at Mall Tribune LOST If dog IS mimmg, call 1618 V WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED An unincumbered woman, middle-aged. Companion. Help care children school age. Help with housework. Drive car. Elizabeth E. Morrison, Wolf Creek, Ore. WANTED Middle-aged woman, un incumbered, general housework; private room. 620 month. Call 1511. MALE AND FEMALE COUPLE wants lob aa caretaker. Box 4874, Tribune. WANTED MALE HELP PEAR PACKERS to atart work about Sept. 1st. Ewens Broa., Sutherlln, Ore. ..-,-- WANTED Someone to bind 80 acres of corn. Walter Wooldrldge. Coker Butte road, Rt. 4. Call evenings. WANTED Middle-aged man for stesdy ranch hand. Walter Wool drldge, Coker Butte road, Rt. 4 Call evenings. WANTED Experienced auto top man, F. F. Burk. W ANTED SITU ATIONS ' EXPERIENCED GIRL wants house work. Good references. Tel. 1684-Y. WANTED--MIS0ELLANE0U8 WANTED 3 or 3-room furnished apartment or email house. Tribune, box 4985. - , , WANTED Used portable typewriter. Call 448. WANTED One or two paasengera to share expenses to St. Louis. Leav ing Sept. 6th or 7th. Box 4050. Tribune. WANTED TO RENT Small furnished house on east side. Phone 374. WANTED Top prices paid for used furniture, tools, etc. Berrydale 3nd Hand Store. 1603 N. Riverside. Tel. 268. HIOHEST PRICES paid for Junk metal, copper, brass, aluminum, lead. rags. etc. So. Oregon Junk Co. Between Holly and Oakdala on Stewart Ave. WANTED Men'a laundry. Mra. Hu- son. iei.- u.o-w. VWANTED Lamb wool. See the Med s ford Bargain House. 37 No. Grape JTJNB Highest prion, paid tor orasa. radiators oopper storage batteries aluminum and other metals Scrap iron small or large iota, pipe ana machinery wool and cotton rags innei tubea Our prices will interest you. Hides pelt wool Mohair. Household goods furniture stoves oougbi or told MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE WANTED To work ranch on sharea Reliable married man and family, young, competent Would prefer ranch with some Irrigation or auit able dry ranch. Have team and some equipment. Box 5002, Mall Tribune. WANTED Two circulating beating FOR RENT HOUSES HCK'SSS rot saia or rent Jaokeoo Cmintv Birtg nd uwn Ass'n FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Small furnished apart ment in private home, 118 Genesee FOR RENT 3 nlceiy rurnlsbed apta with electrical conveniences In quire 305 So Oakdaie APT FOR REN t Frlgidalre. beat, overstuffed private bath close in awl w Msln FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS ATTRACTIVE rooms 44 3 Orape FOR RENT RCOM BOARD ROOM and board for one or two gentlemen, also garage. Reasonable, close In. excellent meals. 333 80 Orapt St. ROOMS and meals reasonable. 148 g Holly FOR BENT MISCELLANEOUS FOB RENT Acreage with buildings. 1700 Prune 81 FOR RENT Oarage, room for 2 cars 6.1.50 each per month. 220 East 9tn. EESOET COTTAGES FOR SALE Oholoe Lake o- the Woods cottage. Phone Asniann cm. FOR EXCHANGES REAL ESTATE WANT Small farm or dairy for Med- lord income, noa FOR SALE REAL ESTATE SMALL HOTEL Located on Main. Box 4700. TrlDune. FOR BALE 5-room modern house. corner lot, paved atreeia; near, jun ior high; 11800, easy terms. Also g acres on paved road; good 5 room house, largo chicken bouse; $1000, easy terms. Also 70 acrea wood land with mining pos sibilities, 1500. L. Q, FICKELL. 204 E. Main. Phone 366. nnaiuncD I .in A TtriN GET located permanently own your place oi DUBium. .' ' -' corner location, on highway at Phoenix. Owner will sell like rent, low rate of Interest. Price less than original cost of building. This lo cation will give you an assured In come. ALSO HOUSE FOR SALE fl-room bungalow, large lot, on North peach Bt. Total price (2100. 300 oash, balanoe like rent. Interest 8. House now va cant. A nice home close In at a Bargain. J. O. BARNES, Phone 1137-Y 80 N. Peaoh St. FOR SALE Attractive small modern home, paved street. Might trade for larger place. Box 4033, care Trlb- ' une. FOR SALE OR TRADE 3 acrea 4 mlle8 N. West OI Mroiwra. r'" Irrigation. Rt. 3, Box 74. P. E. Chendler. 8700 260 DOWN PAYMENT 80 ACRES, 15 under cultivation. 10 free Irrigation. 6-room house, barn, fenced. Running stream thru place, (jno uuuib umo ford. FOR LEASE Service atatlon. camp ground, dance hall, 81050 cash re quired. EXTRA GOOD BUY 1 acre J splendid soil. 5-room plaatered house, woodshed, garage, chicken house, close to Medford. 81600. 8400 down. Stock and Dairy ranches with free irrigation. FOWLER & UPP 44 North Riverside u-d catv n,min of aanA auartz j and placer claims. Some high grade. runnels, uriiba, ubydiuu... Harmon. Medford Hotel, Medford. FOR SALE. TRADE OR LEASE My equity in 8-room nouse, ro. i uwu Oak Court, for smaller poperty or acreagB. Home Owner'a Loan. Fred C. Sander, !4 mile 8. Oak Grove school. FOR SALE 160 acrea. 30 miles from Medford. Location S.W.V4. Seo. 13. Twp. 38, R. 2E on Dead Indian road. 800.000 ft. good timber, sev eral lakes. Some good , garden ground. Price 81300 cash. Timber will pay for the place. F. A. Fergus, 631 4th St., Bromerton, Wash. FOR SALE Muaern 8-rooro bouse. No. 7 Glen Oak Court, by owner. Fred O. Bander. Vi mile south ot Oak Grove aohool. WHEN you think of real estate think of BROWN & WHITE FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE) Repossessed 1036 Chrys ler Airstream uei,uxe ocuau overdrive; 8500 reduction. Lange Motor Car Co.,. 88 N. Riverside. Tel. 18. 1030 Chevrolet Coupe. It would be difficult to find so small an In vestment, better eppearance. more comfort or better per formance, 3265. Chevrolet School BUS, 35 passenger, excellent condition. 3376. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth Dealer. Used Car Dept. 8th and Bartlett. FOR SALE Auburn 8 aedan good condition, good rubber, 8260. 120 Greaham St., Ashland, Ore. FOR SALE AT A BAROAIN 1934 long wbeelbase Chevrolet truck. Low mileage. Dual tires. In good condition full year llcenae. equip ped with flat rack tor fruit haul ing. See thle truck today. Rogue River Chevrolet. Inc., North River aide. SEE THESE GOOD USED CARS 10 Reduction in Prlcee thla Month Only. Some of these cars are near ly new. 1938 Plymouth Deluxe Sedan 1936 Plymouth Deluxe Sedan (Six-wheel equipment) 1034 Chrysler 8 Deluxe Sedan 1936 DeSoto Deluxe Sedan (With overdrive) 1932 Studebaker Regal Light 8edan 1934 Plymouth Coupe 1930 Dodge 6 Sedan 1029 Ford Coupe 1933 Chevrolet Coupe 1930 Hudson Sedan LANOE MOTOR CAR CO Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer 38 N. Riverside Ave. FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE 180 Leghorn pullets, or trade for dairy stock or what have you. Also horse. O. W. Stevens, one mile west of Phoenix. DRESSED fryers. 80c. Phone 314-W Mll.lt rED FHYEKa Csrley 314-W FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Milk cow. M. B. Llnd ley, second house on Old Stsge road south ot end Beall Lane. FOR SALE Weaner pigs. Frank Zuccala, Central Point. FOR SALE Jersey heifer. Just fresh 4. Box 61. FOR SALE 3200 lb. tesm cheap. One Ramboulllet ram. 85 Rt. 1. Box 361. Central Point. H. Nicholson. FOR SALE 1 Jersey cow and 1 Hol ateln both young, been fresh 8 months. Inquire 33 North Front St., Medford. FOR SALE 8 milk cows. 4 heifers, I bull calf. C. Plappe, Rt. I, ', mile north Bear Creek bridge. Central Point. FOR SALE Fr-sh cow, 840. Mace, Central Point. John FOR SALE LIVESTOCK BUY OR SELL Hogs and pigs. Route 4. Box 133. Spring Bt. Tel. 437-M. BUY AND SELL: Livestock J. H Un vllle. Old Pacific Highway, North of Medlord. FOR SALE D0US PETS SCOTTIES Champion blood llnea. healthy puppies, 3 miniature pup pies left. All have short tails; love ly male at stud, would trade for some furniture, 2 miles south on highway. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Apples. Tel. 133-L. TOMATOES for sale, le lb., you pick. W. H. Penlnger. Central Point. TOMATOES No. I's, 650 lug; No. 3'a. 25c lug; Beans, ' Kentucky Won ders; Blue Damson plums. B. E Ford, a miles west on Jacksonville highway. Phone 731-R. PLACE YOUR ORDER now for nloe Mulr canning peaches. 4c, at Wm. Olson's, west from Wing's Orchard. FOR SALE Mattress, sanitary couch and loao Essex unauenger. iu a. and St. FOR SALE Any amount dredge washed dlorlte gravel ana rocx, uc yard. Locthart; 1 block weat of postofflce, Jacksonville. BIRDSEYE MAPLE DRESSER, Chest, day-bed. tablea. 108 8. Grape. FOR SALE; Fr.gidalre, good lire 840.00. Mr. Kyle, 37 N. Holly St. FOR SALE Corn and beans for can ning. 0. M. Parker, 1813 N. Rlver ' side. WE have tour repossessed car radios that have only seen one month's operation at bargain prices. Buy to day before they are aold. Firestone Auto Supply and Service Store, 0th and Riverside Phone 630. SELLING OUT Axea 81, heaters, floor covering. Lots of good things left Quitting business. Jack'a 2nd Hand Store. FOR SALE Pickling cucumbera, 16c gallon and up. Also canning toma toes le lb. you Pick or lHo picked and delivered. Phone 493-Y noon hour. EUedge Oardens. BEDS, springs, mattresses, tables, chairs and show cases. Hotel Allen. FOR SALE; Damson pluma, 8eckel pears. Mra. D, W. Luke. Phone 530-J-l. TOMATOES for canning, lo pound. Bring container, mono rar. wait er. 314-Y. DUART permanent aa low aa 61 96 up to 94.50. Prevost's, 236 80. Oak dale. Phone 727. FOR 8ALE Cull pickling cucumbera, 35c large lug. Fine for household use. Bring containers. Lsst house at end of South Peach. ROOFING Bring your roof troubles to us. Old roofs repaired, now roofs applied. Pabco produots. Ekerson Faint and Roof store. 88 8. Bartlett. Phone 243. MILK from tested goats. Jungfraw Goat Dairy. R. 4. Bos 64. Tel. 437-J FOR SALE Hopper for sawdut burner with baffle plate. Almost new. Bargain. Call at Mall Tribune PUT IN YOUR WINTERS WOOD early. Oak. laurel, manzanlta and fir. Tel. 634-X. FOR SALE ORAM) BAGS and Twin. Oat our price. MEDFORD BARGAIN ROUSE 37 N Grapa St. Phone 1062 BETTER Used Furniture. Davenport aet, antique bed, good rockers, springs, cheata. 106 South Orape. BALED STRAW 30c per bale. H Nledermeyer, tel. 697-R-l. FOR SALE Alfalfa hay in shock. Cox ranch. So. Peach. FOR SALE 320 ft. hot water radi ator pipes and connectlona; asbes tos covering; one Murphy-ln-closet-bed; one small ahow case: one table; 4 chalra; a walnut spool beds, springs, mattressc :; one Iron fireplace basket; metal ahlngles. 345 s. Riverside. FOR SALE New Hotpolnt electric refrigerator, value 8169.60. Never used. Will aacrlflce for cash. Make offer. Telephone 1549-W. MISCELLANEOUS 0. EARL BRAD FISH, Jeweler, has moved to 16 S. Central, across street from former location. EVERYONE enjoys mystery and clever alelght of hand. Learn mysterloua mystery by our new system. Hero a ahort time only. E. Herman, Med ford Hotel, IF the party who left a baby girl at a baby home for adoption about twenty-two years ego, and which baby has now grown to young wo manhood, will answer this adver tisement they will learn of some thing much to their advantage. Box 4903, Mall Tribune. PAINTINO We have the best In terior decorator tn Medford. Paint ing, paperhanglng and linoleum Ekeraon Paint and Roof Store. 38 ft. Bnrtlett Phone 243. BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE Profitable business on Psclflo highway For further In formation write B"i 3822. Tribune BUSINESS DIRECTORY I he laahian fhop. THE FASHION SHOP 308 0 . 8 Nat'l Bank Building ureasmaklng Myrtle Andrews Phone 1181 Ntw location. Abstracts. JACKSON COUNTS' ABSTRACT CO riTl.fc ISSLIIA.VLB Altai RACTS ESCROW MURRAY ABSTRACT CO.-AbstraetJ of Title. Rooms a sod 6. No 82 North Centrs Ave., upstair Expert Window Cieanrrt, LIT! GEUROE DO IT - Tel 117V House cleaning, floor waxing on t 1 totai rug oj easing and upUo.iWriaf. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Transfer. HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack era and movers. Special livestock moving equipment. . Prices right 619 North Riverside. Phone 616 EADS TRANSFER & STORAOB CO. Office 26 So. Fir Phone 315 Prloet right. Service guaranteed. REIN KINO TRANSFER CO Long dlstaoce naullng. Furniture, cattle anything, til N Plr. Phone 1033 0 Stuart. TRUCKING AND STORAGE Local and long distance hauling, furni ture moving, eta Reasonable ratea Tel 833 P. B- Samson Co. Money to Lend MONEY LOANED ON AUTOS. LIVESTOCK. FURNITURE, ENDORSED NOTES. BTC. We want to aupply your money needs without red tape or delay. SEE W. B. THOMAS MGR. MEDPORD'S OLDEST AND LARGEST PERSONAL FINANCE COMPANY. 45 So Central, Ground Floor Craterlan Theater Bidg. Llo. No. 8-I67-M-180. Pbona 130 DIAMOND LOANS Prompt and courteous service. MKDIOIID FINANCE CO. Over Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank Phone 768. Lie. No. 8-200 LEGAL NOTICES Notice of Solo of Negotiable Interest hearing Warrants Notice Is hereby given that Schoo. District No. 1 of Jackson County Oregon, will receive sealed bids for and will sell, to the highest bidder tor cash and for not less than par and accrued Interest, negotiable 4 Interest bearing warrants of said dis trict In the principal sum of 86000.00 being numbered from 1 to 10, both Inclusive, each dated May 1. 1036, NOTICE OF HEARING ON NON-HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Budget Committee of the Non-hlgh School District of Jackson County, State of Oregon, at a meeting ot aald Committee held on the 11th day of August, 1936, prepared an estimate In detail of the amount ot money proposed to be expended by aald Non-hlgh School District for all purposes during the fiscal 'school year beginning June 15th, 1936 and ending June 15th, 1037, and an estimate In detail of the probable reoelpta of aald Nou-hlgh School District from all sources tor the school year 1936-1937. The Board of said Non-hlgh School District has fixed the 12th day ot September, 1936 at the hour ot 1C A. M. at the Court House In Medford, Oregon, aa the time and piaoe at which aald estimates may be dlu-ussed with the Board of said Non-hlgh School District, at which time and place any and all persons interested will be heard tor or agalnat said tax levy, or any part thereof. That aald eBtlmatea and attached original estimate sheets are on file In the office of the County school Super intendent and are there open to the inspection ot all persons interested therein, and the same are by reference made a part hereof, .RECEIPTS I. Cash on hand at beginning of the year for which thla budget la made -.. 8 1,417.10 XI. Amounts received from other sources 0.00 expf.nditi;re Tuition. Transportation and Interest I. Tuition .... II. Transportation III. Interest on Warrants w....mMM,...MH.H..w Operating and Emergency IV. Postage, Telegraph and Telephone....,,,.....,........., V. Printing and Mimeographing - VI. . Expenses of Election (Publication and Poatage)...H...H..H,...H VII. Travel Expenses of Board Members....- VIII. Clerical Expense (Supplies, Legal Servloe, etc.)M..H. ' (a) Equipment T..v...: ....7.. - IX. Emergency . , ... TOTAL EXPENDITURES RECAPITULATION X. Total Receipts II. Total Expenditures DIFFERENCE (Amount to Jackson County Non-High Dated thla 11th day of Auguat, GEORGE B. DEAN, Chairman, Budget Committee 0. R. BOWMAN. Secretary. Budget Committee Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Dtaerlption 9. Crown lft. More IriiUblt 16. Check IT. Measurable epect of duration II. Huge man SO. laland between Halt) and Porto fit co tl. Young demon 32, Adept: eolioq. ti. Wandering Hindu acrobat 15. Bone 16. Stlngt of Certain Innecta 17. Measure of length 11. Symbol for ruthenium 10. Beginner 12. Scoffer 14, Breathe loudly In sleep 15, Manufacture 17. Quote 18. Marry 19. i'oem 40. Money given for dmftll services 11. Stnlk 12. Crystallized rain (4. Feminine name 17. BppcIbI - abilities II. Asked: Scotch 10. Paid publte . notice It Title of a knight Solution of Yotterday'a Puzxlo TA RMR ATEPgCRY ONEiOP l "nehOE M U S KiM E L ON i5C T AD P EN D APE E D S B R eIwOIR L E 5H0 I OSlOOPdglBOA DOiAE ROSiPULP E P AlC TRE POSES IM E FPC HOCOLStE EL lljTgNASlRQVV wlXEgaSlTlOlNiEDYtg II. Measured 14. Quarter pint: abbr. IK, Prosperous periods 67. Restricted 9. Channel from the shore Inland 10. Observe carefully tt. Worth 62. Motor car 1 coll 00. 11. Mass of melted Im purities tn coal M, Bureau f,i. Th" charted with the care of cattle or sheep 12 13 14 15 II 17 WfM 1 ' I'3 it izztwlJL w 2' 23 !llLHl 34 " 3$. W p37 tMJF ifLfi W sr if jjt W?-- w - gw: ''''''' 1 "" ' i i i i each In the denomination of 8500 and maturing serially and consecu tively on May 1st and November 1st of the yeara 1S37, 1038, 1039. 1040. and 1941, Interest thereon to become due and payable annually from date and at the maturity date of each respective warrant. All blda must be received by the undersigned clerk of said district at Jacksonville. Oregon, on or before 8:00 o'clock P. M. on September 3rd, 1936, at which time said blda will be publicly opened at the school house In said district at Jacksonville, Oregon. Tbe district board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Dated this 19th day of August, 1936. STELLA W. BEACH. Clerk. School District No. 1 of Jackson County, Oregon. Suit In Equity for a Divorce Summons. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon In and For the County of Jackson. Arthur L. Ourry, plaintiff, va Josephine V. Curry, defendant. To Josephine V, Curry, the abovo named defendant: In the Name of the State of Ore gon: You are hereby required to ap pear and answer the complslnt of the above named plaintiff filed In the above entitled court and causa on or before the expiration of four weeks from the date of the first pub lication of this summons, to-wlt: on or before September 17th, 1036, and If you fall to so appear and answer plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded In nla said complaint, to-wlt: for a decree forever dissolving the bonds of mat rimony heretofore and now exlatlng between the above named plalntlfl and defendant. This summons, pursuant J to an order of date Auguat 10th, 1036, entored In above entitled court and cause by Hon. H. D. Norton, Judge of said court, Is served upon you by publication in Medford Mall Tribune once a week for four consecutive weeks and In said order and herein you are required to appear and answer aald complaint on or before the expiration of the last day of the ... 851 .750.00 8.636.00 1,600.00 60.00 60.00 0.00 300.00 200.00 500.00 500.00 -h - 933,276.00 8 1.417.10 , 63.275.00 be raited by .tax on the School District) .... 861,857.90 1936. A. E. BROCKWAY. Chairman, Board of Education C. R. BOWMAN, Clerk. Board of Education. Cross-Word Puzzle 14. Natural height of person 19. Donkey 22. Cut Into small cubes II. Fish eggt 26. Galleys with two banks of oars II. Made up one'a mind IL, Simple open vocal sound II. Look or move obliquely 23. More mature 16. City In Belgium 86, Fuss 40. Bound with narrow fabric 41. Steadfast II. Young frog 41. One who endeavors 46. Recipient of a legaer 46. Literary supervisors 41. Nothing 49. Gulden the helm 61. Unit of win measure merit -61, Musical study 66. Mix with a circular motion 15. God of war 69. Sudden blast of wind 1. Finish 61. Third king of Judah 66. Member of a Danish order; abbr. 6T. And! French II. Unded properties DOWN ' L Conduct t. Deep red I, Short for a compllmen tary ticket 1 Full oft suffix 6. Ourselves 6. Contradict 7. Social division I. Force or power I. Resident hospital Dhvslclan 10. Exclamation 11. Faint 12. Very black 12. Tower on a mosque time prescribed In aald order for the publication of aald aummons, name ly, on or berore the expiration of tour weeks from and after the date of the first publication of said aum mons and which date of first publi cation Is August 10th, 1936. H. K. HANNA, Attorney for Plaintiff My post office address Is Medford. Oregon. Notice of Final Hearing. In the County Court .of the State oi Oregon for Jackson county. In the Matter of the Estate of Lu- clnda Peck, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned Administrator of the Estate of Luclnde Peck, deceased, has filed with the above entitled Court hla Flrat and Final Account and report aa auch administrator, and the Court has set September 11th. 1936, A. D., at the hour of 10:00 o'clock a. m. at the time, and the Courtroom of aald Court In the courthouse In Medford, Oregon, aa the place for hearing objectlona, If any there be, why said Flrat and Final Aooount ana rtepors anouia not do approved, said Administrator and nit bonasmen atscnargea, ana saia eeiato closed. All persons are hereby noti fied to appear at aald time and place and anow oause ,if any tnera ea. wny auch relief ahould not be granted, Dated and first pubiised tnis lata day of Auguat, 1936. w. s. raiun, Administrator of the estate of Luclnda Peck, deceased. O. H. BENOTSON, 'Attorney 'for Administrator, 126 East Main Street, Medford, Oregon. Notice to Crerlltora. In the County Court of the State of Oregon for the County of JaoKson In the Matter of the Estate of Mary Elizabeth Adams, Deceased.. The undersliined haa been, by the County Court of Jackson County, Oregonappointed administrator with the will annexed of the eatate ot Mary Elizabeth Adams, deceased .and has qualified. The creditors of and all persona having clalma against said deceaaed are hereby notified to pre aent the aama. wltn tne proper vouch ers, within six months after the first publication hereof, to the undersign ed at his office In the Federal build 1ns .Medford. Oreaon. Dated and first published August 13th, 1036. GLENN O. TAYLOR. Adlmlnlstrator with ths will an nexed of the estate of Many Elis abeth Adams, deceaaed. GLENN O. TAYLOR, Attorney for the Eatate. Notice for Publication. Department of the Interior. General Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, August 6th. 1036. Notice la hereby given that William L. Townsena ,01 asu bo. ruversiae Ave Medford. Ore., who. on May 19'.n 1933. made Homeatead entry, serial 030877, and on Sept. 13. 1033. made Add. Hd. entry. Serial No. 030035. fur N' hw'4 ana ob1. nwy., oocuun si Township 34 8., Range 1 W , Willam ette Meridian, haa filed notice of in. tontion to make final three-year proof, to eatabllah olalm to the laud abovo described, before Victor A. Tengwald, U. 8. Commissioner, at Modiord, Oregon, on tne loin aay ot Soptembor, 1030. Claimant namea aa wltneases: Dean Weltman, of Trail, Oregon) Leslie Worden, of Domeatto Laundry. Medford, Oregon: Ray Prltohard, uf Trail, Oregon; Clark Moore, of Trail. Oregon. ROBERT B. OHAWFORO. Acting Register. MONTHI.V BTATE.MBNT The following la a schedule, of the proceedings of the County Court of Jackson County. Oregon, showing a list of claimants for supplies and service for which the olalm la made and which wera passed upon during the month of July, lost. O. R. CARTER. County Clerk, aeneral County Roy Young, 13.10: Sacred Heart Hospital. a633.33: D. J. Bolton. 11.36; Dr. O. A. Haines, 14.00; Com munity Hospital. 4658.60; Phyllis Swearlngen, 133.50; Jacksonville San atorium, S353.00; Dr. O. I. Hunt (30.00; West Blda Pharmacy, t.75; McNalr Brothers, 13.30: Jarmln'a 1464; Standard Oil CO., 1333.03. Peri Funeral Home, 36.50; State Relief Committee. 6163.45; Viola Frailer, 630.00; National Reemploy ment, 663 67; Jessie Kleer, 64.10; Otis Elevator Company, 64.76; Edna Banry 635.00; Nellie White, 630.00; Russell Werner. 614.00; E. S. Hltzler, 635.00: Frank Pelley, 637.03; A. J. Kellen hack. 630.00; M. B. Mager. 630.00; F. O. Llndgren. 611.07: Chaa. Blltch, 647.88; Harry Hlnea, 63.80; Wm. Cot- troll, 63.00: Bin i nomas, et.oo; nuoy Nelson, 63 60; Roy Young, 6100; Un derwood Co., 674.00; Perl Funeral Home. 650.00; Frank Perl, 636.46; J Vern Shangle, 610.00; State Industrial Accident Com., 636.46; Frankel Car bon Co.. 613 00; Burroughe Company, 670.30; Sheriff Travel, 6304.63; Cir cuit Court Poatage, 63.60; Thos. H Simpson, 644.15: Whittle Transfer 63 60; Standard Oil Co., 438 83; Bute Relief Com., 61803.87; C, R. Bowman, travel, 610.45; Ronald H. Oandee, 610.00; Betha Abel, 16.00; Mary E. Albert, 630.00; Lottie Bailey, 616.00, Mrs. Earl Baldwin, 630.00; Edna Banry, 636.00; Myrtle 0. Beatty, 610.00: Iva L. Blackwell, 616.00: Har riett L. Busby, 610.00; Frances Dana lels, 610.00; Mse E, uavis, aio,uu, Zella M. Doe, 635.00; Zelpha Drlpps. 610.00; Pearl Dunford, 616.00: Mary C. Fry, 610.00; Carrie J. Grimes, 630.00; Ethel Haertle, 610.00; Doltle E. Holland, 636 00; Ina Huson, 630.00, Elizabeth Huson, 61600; Elesnor M Johnson, 636.00; Relta Kendall, 616.00; Bessie Landing, 616 00; Fsnnle I. Liggett, 610.00; Ore Lester. 610 00: Flora B. Ludwlg, 430.00; Mar guerite McAbee, 616.00; Margaret Nusabaum, 616.00; Maude Overstreat. 630.00; Bettle A. Owlngs, 610 00; Margery Pierce. 626X10; Ollla L Pltchford, 610.00; Lillian O. Reed, 610.00; Almeida Russell. 616.00; Msry R. Rowley, 616.00; Rebecca Ross, 3600; Mrs. H. Hllkey, 610 00; Mrs. E. H. Snyder, sa.oo; nutn M. sonea, 3000: Ethel T. Btandley, 616.00; Delia Stevenson, 616.00; Msry B. Bwayne, 610.00; Loretta Bwlnden 61000: Mini P. Ttngleaf, 610.00 Alice V. Tutigat. 610.00; Louis. On- derwood. 616.00; Martha L. Whlllock. 61000; Alonla M. Wall, 617.60; Edith L. Watson. 616 00; Nellie White, 630 00: Verena Williams, 618.00; Edith M. Wolfnrd, 610.00: Lucille Everhard. 630.00: N. B. Young, 613 60: Csrl Flchtner, 61.00; J. R. Woodford, 81.00: Will Bte, 6100; Clarence Pankey, 81.00; A. B Culy, 6100; Chaa Oay, 6100: W. O. Stead, 6100; Mra. Stead. 61.00; F. H Hagerty, 6100; C. E. Ontes, 61 00; Luther Hsrt, 63.30; Wilbur Hart, 6130; Polly Ann Hart, 61.30; L. Daugherty, 63.40; Chaa. Parman, 63 40; Copco, 6668.66; Amer ican can Co., 638 63; Union Oil Co.. 836: Ted'a Feed Store, 636.08: Snider Dslry, 633 48; Fluhrer'a Bak ery. 61.73; North Cosst Chemical Co.. 17 60; Zellerbach Paper Company, 61336; Trowbridge Cabinet Works, 610 30; Mason Ehrman Co., sui ou, Hubbard Brothers. 50.00: Oates and Lydlatd, 6730; Western Thrift Store. 1.84; Hardy's Csh Store, 63.10; R. W, puuo, 131.83; M, and U. PP',. Store, 30.85: Medford Ice Co., 680: Blden's Shoe Shop, 61.36; Ideal Bi cycle Shop, 6.36: Trowbridge and Flynn, 87.80; Davla and Davis, 66.00; People'a Electric, 61.50; Pacific Tel. and Tel. Co., 6104.48; National Hos pital Association, 63.40; Clyde L. Smith, S5.20; o. W. Daley. 633.10; C. Marlon Smith. 51.85; Clinton A. Smith, 04.30; Brophy a, 1.00; Fire atone. 112.04: Clough Barrlck Co., 630.00; Ashland Tidings, 6.75: Mali Tribune. 133.65; R. B. Thompson. 33.08; Mary Mse, 63.00; Ethel Weld- man. 62.35: Maude c. Robinson, 1.00; Dr. W. S. Cary, 61.35; Anna Coleman. 673.00: Laura Marx, 673.00; Edith Cochran, 675.00; Nettle Thomp aon. 58.50: Edith Sage, 615.00; Chas. Blltch, 655.86; Frank Pefley, 647.88; A. J. Kellenbeck, 835.88; M. B. Mager, 55.86; Fred Llndgren, 66.Ba; C. A. miason, au.UT; Raipn waidron, 615.06; Thos. H. Simpson, 611.40: Marshall, Smith. Leonard. 615.00; H. a. Keea, 636.03; Ben Paul, 61.00; w. H. Milton, 63.80; Rowland Qustafson 1.30; O. B. Jones, 1.30; O. E. Carthell, 3.00; V. R. Beera. 63.10; Andy Larson, 1.60: Mary Hartnian 61.50; Dwlght Hartman, 61.50; Edw Lees, 61.50; Dr. Holt, 61.00; Alice Oan dee, 66.00; Office Sta. and Supply, 66.30; Western Union, 66.68; Swem's Shop, 63.85; Webb and Carlon, 6U8.30: people's Electric, 6835, Humphrey's arocery, 667.30; South ern Oregon Gas Corp., 68.80; Snider Dairy, 64.48; o. V. Myers, 63.14; B. P. Ireland, 63.60: Campbell Dairy, 68 83; International Police Research 81.06; Liberty Market, 614.18; Ceroid J, Par ker. 83.op; Economy Market, 61.80; Fiuhrer's Bakery, 68.40; L. G. Mortn land, 61.00; Tom Waterman, 6100; H. N. Butler, 61.00; Hal Piatt, 61.00; P. M. Hunts, 1.00; Jack Henistreet. 1.00: H. P. Jewett. 1.00; R. M. Wy att, 1.00; Ivaa Brood, 1.00: Carolyn Lees, 1.00: H. B. Glllla, 1.00: Jas. Baughman. 61.00: D. O. Hawley, 8100. Earl Bates, 61,00; A. E Simmons. 66.35; Lllllam M. Roberts 813.60; Ash land Tidings, 618.05; Klocker Print ery, 64.00; Medford Domestlo Laun dry, 63.84: Modern Plumbing and Sheet Metal Co., 38.15; Provost Brothers, 3.00; Slma Brothera, 8.00, Wm. Hammett, 34.85. Jackson County library Jackson County Library. 816.00: Carol Cox Book Co., 81.00; Foltett nook Co., 68.10: Klocker Printer? 613.30; Oregon Newa Co., 618.34, Dog License Fund Joe Shoemaker, 658.60; Bert Nel son. 810.50; John Hlggenbothanv 614.00; A. E. Brockway, 67.00; F, S Barneburg, 631.60; L. A. Salads, 611.00; Dolph Phlppa, 613.60: Theo. Fian, saa no; j. j. osennmgge, u do. Earl B. Day, 640.00: John Nledermeyer, 121.00; victor Buraell, 67.00; Jess Tay lor, 614.00; Dave Hickens, 63.50: j W. Prultt, 63.60; F. Stephenson, 63 50; M. Ray. 638.00. Knforcement Fund James Baughman. 637.50: Dr, W, S Carey, 83.00. Bounty Fund Ivan Burk, 63 00; H. E. Webb, 88.00: t. A. Beddlngfleld, 66.00; Ben Gard ner, 613.60; Ben Geary, 63.00; W, A Scott, 63.00; Chaa. Cornutt, 63.00: ft W. Rose, 63.00; R. F. Rankin, 68.00. Road Fund J. r. Gllllngs, 678.171 Wm. Johnson, 67.17: Gluts Fleever, 811.88; S. P. Company, 6876.74: Irwin Hodaon Co., 630.83; L. E. Johnson, 636.66; Forest service, 61.50; pacifio Tel, and Tel Co., 640.60: Flnley Implement Co., 65.75; Gllmore Oil Company, 6816.66; Woodbury Company, 887.36: Asaocla- ted Oil Co., 6114.43; D. L. Davidson, 3.35: Standard Oil Co., 61036.60: Llttrell Peru Co., 683.05; C, I. Boy- den, 830.50: d. j. ourford. 868.83; Fred Younger, 67.18: L. J. Blgham, 6103.00; Percy Haley, 6106.00; H. O. Dooms, 603.77; Oale Moulton, 8131.00: B. B. Blgham, 647.80; R, J. Rlnabar ger, 116.00; F. I. Jenkins, 6103.74: H. 0. Dooms, 611.07: W. J. Burbldge, 88.00; C. L. Smith, BS.OOl Q. H West, 68.07; Thos. Roseberry, 154.00; Jack Fortln, 6111.60; R. N. Finney, 6103 50: L. B. McKlnnla, (108.74: D, O. Modrell, (86.00; Harold Tolls, 683.78; Ed Stlllwell, 6138.00: Claude Wilson, 693.40! Ira Wilson, 693.83; Don Fred ericks, 681.60: W. L. Tolls, 6100.00, John Moulton, 677.80; Cliff Osas, 886.13; coien King, 683.84: Howsrd Lewis, 636.01; John Campbell, (11.66: A. W. Wattanburg, (103.00; Chaa. Dooms, (130.74: M. W. Moraa, (31.64: F. w. Denier, 6B6.16; Theo Glass, 6.78: H, Baughman, (8.66; Tom King. 616.73; W, (. Finney, 617.84; Ed Hu bert, 67.17: Eber Weed, 638.60: Jim George, 620.03; J, Bole, 61.16: W. 8. oarren, 63 98: Ralph Merrltt. 6101.50: Jim Merrltt, 6103.00: Earl Jones. 80 54: Wm. Fox, 668,(: F. H. Kelly, 3638: Bruce Wilson. (33.96: It. F. Montgomery, (5 87; Emarlck Jones. (U.B5; Rudy weldman, 676.58; L Throckmorten, 684 00: O. 0. Braack. 6136.76; L. 0. Harris 64.78; Arthur Clark, 63.38: Pearl Btowell, 63.38; Robert Cowden, 63.88: W. M. Teth- row. 68B.OO; Henry Meyer, (88.00: R, H. Heath, 666.98: Prentice Patty, 44.81; Lyal Hartman, 888.76; Wm. Edens, 678.76; Lew I a Applebaker, 668.78; O. Storm. 61013; L. O. Nelson, 64.78: L. Norman, (57.36; w. Lang (69.75; John Lusby, (33.90; W. Hart man. (83.60: M. W. Morse, (10.77: Lewis Brothers, (196( 98; Provott Bro thers, 868.60; Eada Transfer, (5.00; Madden'a Tire Shop, 63 45: Parry's Oarage, 61.80; Medford Service Sta tion. 6170.84; O. E. Gate, Auto Com pany, 60.34; Medford Water Commie alon 633.88; F. B. Haaelton, 61.60: Medford Hardware Co., 63.00: Union Oil Co., 6301.88: Jenkins Sign Co., ve.uii; uawson Flung works, 85.66; W. I. Clements, 61.83: Porter Lum ber Co., 664.18; P. B. Rynnlng, 634.06: Wm. McCann, (38,61. McLeod McLEOD, Aug. J6. (Spl.) A large number from here attended the fu neral ot Harry Merrlman, wno passed away at Salem August 18. Sincere sympathy of our community la ex tended to Mra. Merrlman and family, Mra. Delia Taylor of Waahlngtoa, D. C, who U visiting her son, Ken neth Taylor and family, waa a guest of Mra. Sublette for a tew daya last week. Stewart Weeks haa purehaaed a new truck which U used In hauling hla pears to market. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sawyer an also enjoying a new car. Mr. and Mrs. Qua Dltaworth and children and Jack Vaughn have re turned from a two weeka vacation apent at Yellowstone National park. We are glad to report that Elbert Qlaaa la aald to be aomewnat inv proved In health. Hi. and Mre. Otto J.ldruas enter. talned friends at their McLeod cabin Sunday. Mrs. Bertha Tate, who haa been a gueat at ths home of her eon since July J, returned last week, to her Hollywood bom. Jack Rohrtng, nephew of A. D Tate, apent aom daya at Tate's resort the peat week. Boat service la now available on the Upper itcu. ruie catches liv been made this summer by sportsmen who have taken advantaoA nf ivut trlpa from covered bridge downward. Information regarding trlpa can bt secured at Cassy's camp. Prospect school patrons rejected tile bond Issue for new high school b uie election neid August 31. a. t. Haines, who had been In poor health for manv veara. nftuorf at hla home In Ashland August 30. McLeod extends srympathy to Mra. Halnea and family. "Outdoor" Franklin and party from California spent a week at Tate's iney were delighted with McLeod and Mr, Franklin expect to return for an extended atay thla tall. Tolo TOLO, Aug. 36. (Spl.) Aa a ges ture of farewell to their daughter and granddaughters, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Green entertained at their home Thursday evening with a turkey din ner. Guesta from Medford were Mr. and Mra. L. A. Adams and aons, Dur ral and Arthur, Mr. and Mra. J. L, Dobbyns, Mr. and Mra. Ralph Green and Ralph, Jr.. Mr. and Mra. Walter Green and daughter, Betty. Near neighbors present were Mrs. Allda Tule, Mr. and Mra. O. E. Loftua, Tom Hagen, Edward Inmann and Mr. and Mrs. P, A. Tracy and Ernestine. Mra. Krueger, Wanda and Margaret, honor gucata, left Sunday tor their home In Wellington, Kansas. Edward Inmann, with Glen Holt and Hugh McKlnney of Medford apent Sunday In Blue Canyon. The aoenery waa satisfactory, but fish ing wasn't, they report. Miss Patricia Polndexter of Med ford Is a guest of Elizabeth Davla at the Denver Davis home recently. Miss Ruth Johnson, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs, Guy Johns -n, Is horn from Salem, tor a few weeks. Mis Johnson, who haa been under medical care there, will be able to come horn to stay about January 1. She look, so well friends hardly knew her. John Anderson,' who haa been look ing after business affalra and calling on friend tn the valley during a few daya" stay with hla daughter, Mrs. Harry Ovarbeck, returned to hi home near Salem Saturday, Miss Arlene Inmann went with the John Bohnert family to pick hucklo berries on Ilk oreek over tbe week end. They were supper guesta Sun day at the Tracy home. Miss Inmann returned to Medford, where she will resume packing today at Sgobel et Day'a. Mrs. Lulu Thurston and sons, Sid ney and Jimmle, called at the C. A. Thorp home Sunday. Tolo aohool will open Monday, Auguat 81, with Mra. Thurston aa teacher. The proa pectlv enrollment of pupils la leas thla year than last. On account of the brush fire, Mra. Krueger and daughters postponed their departure until Saturday. Griffin Creek GRIFFIN CREEK, Aug. 38. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Dave Sharp and three sons at the Imperial valley were re cent truest at the Clifford White home. Mrs. . Hurt and daughter Janet re turned recently from a visit with rela tives and friend at Sacramento and Yuba city, Oallf. Mr. Lester Beal and Mrs Audrey Volkers of Brentwood, Calif, war week-end guests of their niece, Mra. Donald Brown. They were on their way home from Roseburg where they war called by the death of their father, Mr. Bro'rn also ha as her house guest her mother, Mr. Nora Valentine. Mr. and Mra. R. a. Le Vender and Miss Beatrloe Cooney were recent guesta of Jamea Eglaa of Ashland. They enjoyed dinner together and a ahow afterward. The school house an being clean ed and put In ahap tor the begin ning of school on Sept. 7. Friend of the community axtand deepest sympathy to Mra. W. T. Lot 11 and family In the death of her brother who waa killed In an auto accident near Doris, Calif., neently. Mr. and Mra. O. M. Whit and Bette Brown and Jerry Keep apent Aug. le at crater lake. Mra. Peter Flck and sons of Jack sonville spent Friday afternoon visit Ing at the J. D. Brown horn. ' Fox Must Remain Alcatraz Prisoner SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. Sfl. AP) Norman T. Whltaker, whose record Includes a conviction "The Fox" In the Lindbergh kidnaping extor tion plot of Gaston B. Meana, must sen out hi three-year automobile theft aantence In the Aloatraa fed tral prison, Federal District Judge Michael J. Roche denied Whl taker's petition for a writ of habeas corpus, In which he contended he should be released at one. llverton Water Bad. SILVERTON, Aug. 38. (AP) Stl verton resident received orders to bell drinking water after a report showed the olty water to rate B grade Instead of A. Publlo drinking foun tains were closed. The report of Auguat 1 ah owed an A condition. Afts? Tsur vacation, freahen your akin with Belcano Cosmetics. Young' Drug Co., Msln and 9. Central. I For Complete Coverage of Bus!- I nen and Financial News Read Pottfit Cooil Edition THE WALL STREET JOURNAL Relied upon by Business Men and Investor (or Current News and Dependable Information. 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