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Newspaper Page TextMTDFORD MATL TRTBTTSTE. MEDFORD, OREGON', FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 1937. PAGE FIFTEEN Read every id on this paga You will probably find ex actly ths things you ban been looking (or or a aala or trade tor unused article you may have Searcb your attlo or tote-room you may fled many tmnga otbera are seek ing and be able to realm immediate cash U what you want lint there, advertise (or It Tribune Claaaifled ads are inexpensive effective I RATES Per word, tint Inaertlon... tc (Mlnlmnm JSC) each additional Insertion, iwtr ward 1 (Mlnlmnm 10c) Per line per month without copy change -8 Phone 75 FOB WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST Black billfold containing car title and coins. Reward. Send to 630 S. 6th St., Oranta Pass. FOUND Hub cap from Plymouth. Found on 6th St. Call at Tribune and pay tor advertisement. LOST Blue Persian cat; answers name of "Tyke." Reward. Tel. 1423. LOST It dog la missing, call 1616. FOUND Key container. Call at Tribune and pay for advertisement. LOST Oold fraternity pin. Initials XI Phi. Dollar reward. Jackson Hotel. MALE OR FEMALE HELP WANTED Men or lady with good personality for established business in Grants Pass; weekly sslary; 300 necessary, well secured. Phone 71, Grants Pass. WANTED Man and wife, without children, for work on ranch. Must be dependable and desire perma nent position. Write P. O. Box 1181, Med ford. - W ANTED MALE HELP WANTED Good saxophone player. Box 696. Tribune. WANTED A salesman to handle Smoked and Canned Meat Line on a commission basis In southern Ore gon . Box 669, Tribune. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Competent woman for housework and care of children. Board, room and small wages. H. B. Connell, Box 38, Jacksonville Star Rt., Medford. WANTED Capable person for gen eral housework. Experienced In cooking. Please write, stating ref erences. Mrs, Robt. Ruhl, Box 28, Mall Tribune. W ANTED BITD AT10N8 COMPETENT elderly woman will work for home and small wages. Box 722, Tribune. WANTED Day or hour work. Tel. 936-J. CAPABLE, experienced mechanic wante work. Keierenoee. uox iw. Tribune. EXPERIENCED truck driver and tractor operator wants employment. Local references. Box 706, Tribune. ENTERPRISING young man wishes employment. Well versed In busi ness fundamentals. Must have op portunity for advancement. Refer ences furnished. Box 465, Tribune. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Comfortable housekeeping room, furnished, unfurnished, part ly furnished. References. Box 324, Ashlsnd. . HOUSE PAINTING & INTERIOR Dec orating H. CoghlU, T01, 1366--. NOW Is the best time to graft black walnut. Work done by Elmer O. Weiss. 1 mile east of Pboenlx. EMPTY furniture van going to San Francisco. April 18th, want load for there or points en route. Haw ley Transfer, phone 618. WANTED Ride to Ssn Francisco Saturday. Phone 1S24-X. WE PAY MORE CASH For your furniture. IIOI.IIKOOK is ANDREWS 6th and Front. Phone 541. JUNK Highest prices psld for brass, radiators, copper, storsee batterlea. aluminum and other metals. Scrap iron, small or large lots, pipe and machinery, wool and cot ton rags, inner tubes. Our prices will Interest you. Hides. Pelts, Wool. Mohair. Household Oooda. Furniture, Stoves bought snd sold. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE WANTED 6-foot showcase. Mrs. Cleveland. Butte Falls. WANTED To rent house, with fea ture for cow; close In. Call 443-M. WANTED for cash and Wade. Ammu nition. Rtflee. Shotguns, .22 Revoiv ers. Buy-Sell-Trade. 317 North Rlv- erslde. TOP PRICES paid for all kinds of scrap iron, steel ana orasa. cum It to MEDFORD IRON & STEEL 1195 No, Central. Phone 40. WANTED WOOL. MOHAIR We tive large order to till. Highest prices paid MEDFORD BAROAIN HOUSE 77 N Orape St Phone 1037 FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS NICELY turn, rooms, 406 W. 6th. FOR RENT Nicely furnished rwm: home privileges; garage. Tel. 1564 ATTRACTIVE room. 404. . Graf. FOB RENT HOUEES FOR PENT 6-room house. 710 Palm St. See Ora wyant. next to Sani tarium, Jacksonville. FOB RENT 5-room completely fur nished house, 63d West 4th. 35 00 Tel. 1345-W. FOR RENT o -room furnished house, close In. Call SS7-J. FOR RENT 6-room house, close In. 27.00, water paid. Ohaa. A. Wing Agency, a-ROOM furnished house for rent. Phone 1091-B. SIX-ROOM house for rent, unfur- i nlsbed. 80S West 11th. FOR RENT Lovely home. 622 W. 4th; 6 spacious rooms, large sleep ing porch, bssement, automatlo oil furnaoe. hardwood floors; beauti fully furnished, all new furniture Adults only. References required; 50.00, water paid. Phone 1473-W FOR RENT 6-room modern house; double garage. Inquire Monarch Grocery, 1803 W Main. FOB BENT - APARTMENTS FURNISHED apartment, 816 North uenirai. FOR RENT 4 -room furnished apart ment; garage. 204 so. urape. FOR RENT Comfortable apartment. lurnisneo or uniumisnea. 023 is. Main. FOR RENT Well furnished epart ment on first floor. 305 So. Oakdale. FURNISHED APT., newly decorated and refurnished, electrical appll ancea. Adults only. 906 W. 10th APARTMENT for rent. 848 N Bartlett. rOR RENT Unfurnished 6-room apartment, 402 8. Newtown. Call 19 BACHELOR apartment. 445 S. Front. FOR BENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT. SALB OR TRADE Two houses and Iota. 21 Hazel St., near Pine Cone. M. B. Ruff. FOR RENT 600 acres pasture, 2 miles east Cass wrecking Yard. H. E. Birdsall FOB EXCHANGE TRADE 10-tube Victor radio for good typewriter. Oscar Shepherd, Gold HIU. WILL TRADE Model T Ford for wood. 119 no. Ivy. FOR BALE OR TRADE Windmill with tower. J. W. Blgham, Rt. 8. Medford. Tel. 19-X-10, Eagle Point. WILL TRADE almost new Thor waah- lng machine for good cow or helf era. T. 8. Bell, Rogue River, . Aer hart road. SALE OR TRADE Horses and cows Jack Martin, Stewart Ave., Thomas road. FOR SALE OR TRADE One 6-foot Van Brunt drill. Will trade (or horse, cow or sheep. White Bros., Rogue River. ' FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE TRADE for Medford or Grants Paas property, 960 acre Improved wheat and corn land; on paved road, school but, mall and telephone; near largest Iron mine weat of the Mlsslnalppl. Ideal for miner, t In vite correspondence. May conMder service station. HARTVILLE OAR AGE, HARTVILLE. WYOMINO. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR BALE Modern, well-built 5 room Dutch Colonial; furnace; new ly decorated; - nicely landscaped; good location. Box 0B1, Tribune FOR SALE Strlotly modern 4 -room houM, 205 W. 9th St. FOR SALE Modern home. Weat 4th St., 92500; (500 down. Also 3 acres good modern house. 3 chicken houses, priced reasonable. H. Q. Wilson, phono 1504. ROUSES for sale or rent. Jackson County Bldg. & Loan Assn. - WHEN you think of real eatat think of BROWN At WHITE. FOR SALE 265 aores, 50 acre best of creek bottom land, abundance of free water; creek runs through place: 6-room house, large barn, family orchard, nut trees and ber ries; well located on gravel road. See L. G. PICKELL for further In formation. 16 8. Bartlett. Exclu sive Agent. ' FOR SALE 4 -room house and bath, close In on paved street, only $700. Also have several other attractive buys. L. O. PICKELL, 16 S. Bartlett.. Exclusive Agent. EXCHANOE your future rent receipts for a home of your own. Come In and talk It over. Fred powers. Car penter and Builder, 81 No, Grape, Room 4. SPORTSMEN! Have for sale 320 acres, national home for deer, fish and man. One hour's drive Med ford. See- WUhlte Ranch, Lake Creek. Oregon. 6-ROOM modern home, 2 acrea. In Central Point. Clear. No trades. Owner. Paul Martin, Rt. 3, Box 35, Medford. FOR SALE 6-room house, furnished; 8 lots; terms. 1622 Bryant. Phone 4S9-X. FOR SALE 6-room modern home 34 acres In nut trees. Bullock. Kings Hwy. phone 69S-J-6. SMALL furnished house, garage. 2 large Iota. ,1350 for quick sale. Also Large lot on pavement; room for 3 small houses. ,500. Also 8 Acres first-class sou. . close to town. Moo O. 6 BUTTER FIELD Medford Bldg. TOO CAN sell your property througB my aggressive methods. Send de scription snd best price. R MEAD COOLET 11 Hsren St FOR SALE AUT0M0BILE8 FOR SALE 28 Studebaker enaeh; ood condition: cheap LaPint Auto Camp, aouth Pacific Hwy. FOR SALE 139 Chevrolet coupe; good paint and tin. Dealers not apply. P. O. Box 662. FOR SALE 1935 Chryr 8 De Luxe' sedsn. perfect condition. Lenge Mo tor Co. Phone FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES LATE MODEL. HIGH GRADE USED CARS 30-Day Written Guarantee). Lowest Pnca in Medford. 1938 Dodge Deluxe ted an, like new 193fl Plymouth Delux ian, run 9,000 ml lea. 1934 Plymouth Deluxe sedan. 1934 Plymouth Deluxe coupe. 193d Ponttao Deluxe eedan. IB: : Bulck Deluxe eedan. new tlrea Also 25 other high grade used cars to choose from coupea, - aedana and roadsters. LAN OB MOTOR CAR CO.. Chrysler & Plymouth Dealers. 38 North Riverside. Tel. 16 C. E. GATES AUTO CO. R. &. O. USED CARS '30 Ford A 8dan MM 30 Pord A Coach 235 31 Chev 4 -door Sedan 263 30 pord Touring - , 130 '30 E&sex Coupe ...... ... 100 C. E. GATES AUTO CO. Used Car Department 6th and Bartlett. FOR SALE-LIVESTOCK TEAM FOR SALE A. E. Brockway. Tel. 7-F-31. FOR BALE Weaner plga. W. C Schmidt. Blddle road, 1 mile aouth airport. FOR SALE Sow and 10 plga. BUI Carl, Applegat. HEAVY springer Guernsey cow. n. B. Ellis, Beagle. x FOR SALE Young Jersey cow. Darby, Griffin Creek. FOR SALE Weaner pigs. First house on left up sardine creek. Earl Croft FOR SALE-POULTRY AND EGGS WHY FEED THREE HENS when two hens from .better quality chicks will lay the same amount of eggs? We have ready for delivery at or dinary prices some of those better quality chicks, Leghorns and Reds. Carley Poultry Farm, North Pacific Highway Junction. FOR SALE Bronz turkey eggs. Kuptez stock. L. O. Penland, Rt. 4. Medford. FOR SALE Barred Rock hatching egga. Tel. 669-M. NEW HAMPSHIRE hatching egga, B. W. D. tested. Mrs. MoLeod, Cent, Pt. BABY CHICKS R. I. Rd. blood tested, heavy laying strain. Ready April 15th. Custom hatching Turks. Sweeney Poultry Ranch. Phone 835 -J. APRIL POULTS for sale. 25o each. M. Bradshaw. Brownsboro. BRONZE tu.kev hatchlnx eeei. 3 R. I. R. roosters. Inquire per noil's torejppiegate. ---, FOR SALE Narragansett turkey egge and poults from choice flock. Ben Hilton. Rt 2. Oranta Pass. FOR SALE-DOGS PETS FOR SALE Singer canary and cage. 309 No Riverside. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Buzn-saw outfit, Star motor, Chevrolet motor, rotary pump, Cushman gas engine, Chev coupe; 4 mile east of Roa-ue River Academy. Phoenix and Jacksonville road. H. O. Mocn. GOOD used cook stoves for sale, 41 So. Front. FOR SALB Garden traotor, A-l . shApe, 60.00, Evenings or Sundays, Orion Glass, north of Beall Lane on j'ville-c. P. Hwy. FOR SALB Used 2-h.p. Evlnrude outboard motor. Priced for quick sale. Call at People's Electric store or call S93 after o:90. SEED SPECIALS Field Corn, per lb ..........- 4c Sudan Grass, per lb ovo Sweet Corn, per lb 16c Garden Beans, per lb ...... 30o F. E. SAMSON CO. 229 N. Riverside. PEED SPECIALS Samson's Spec. Dairy Peed el. 85 Special Hog Feed....- . 1.85 In 80-lb. sacks. F. I. SAMSON CO. S29 N. Riverside. PRACTICALLY NEW Evlnrude twin outboard motor; coat ,110; first ,69 takes It. 1023 W. 9th St., Medford. FOR SALE Baby orlb, A-l condition; . also baby seat for car. 730 West 14th St. FOR CHARIS Foundation oarments, phone Essa M. James, 1872-X. TIRES. 4 50x21. S4.4S. All sizes ac cordingly. PISTON RINOS. perfect . circle, 8 combination complete set for Ford V-8. ,2.88. WILSON MOTOR PARTS 27 South Riverside. FOR SALE Two oil burners for furnaces. Inquire Mall Tribune office. FOR SALE Grafting Wax, non-cracking, light color. Monarch Seed Co. FOR BALE Bee supplies of all kinds. Monarch Seed Co. RIVER LOAM ,2 00 per load. Bate man's. Phone 1534-Y. SHOWCASE 8-foot, plate-glass case, cost ,160; our price ,20. Flynn Electric. Phone 107. FOR BALE One 15-ft. and one 13 ft. prUiidalre box; targe cold table for restaurant; also 1-h.p. and tt h. p. compressors. Refrigeration Service Co., 317 West Main St. AUCTION SALE Saturdsy. April 17, st the Sale Pavilion In North Med ford. Uual run of livestock, some machinery, lots of furniture con- " sletlng of dining tables snd chslrs. rockers, dresser, davenport, baby crib and buggy, beds, springs and mattresnea, So. Oregon Livestock Auction. Col. A. H. Dudley, Auctioneer. Phone isl-J-3. PANSY PLANTS. J 5c doa. Mm. Dress ier. 1107 East Main. FOR BiLt One caterpillar Thirty; good condition; one model K Cle trae. reconditioned; one model D. John Dere. reconditioned; two Pordson. rood shpe: cheap. HUBBARD-WRAY CO. OLAS6 Plata, window and shatter proof auto glass, mirrors and i sllverlng Medford Glass Co. Tel 448. Sfl So Bartlett. FOR SALE Yellow dent seed corn Ctu. bases, crstei UU Bwj.. FOR BALE MISCELLANEOUS 'HEY. FISHERMEN' It won't be long now. If a fish bites It We sell It. Good Quality Low Prices Cliff's Sport Shop) 317 North Riverside BUSINESS CHANCES SALE OR TRADE Meat Market for acreage or city property or down payment and carry balance; good business. Box 868, Tribune. SACRIFICE SMALL RESTAURANT. account of sickness. Doing excel lent business. Two can handle. Priced at Invoice. Write Box 699. Tribune. FOR SALE Combined gas station ana coniectionery on paciiio Hwy Also 40 acres, oil station and camp grounds. Also 0 - room modern house, paved street. 8 bedrooms; close in. Snap, 92500. "DAD" ROBERTS General Real Estate. FOR SALE! By owners, service sta res! denoe; also forty acres good woodland. Box 746. Tribune. MISCELLANEOUS APOLLO PIANO STUDIO Classical and modern. 131 S. Grape. BETTER re-bore Job at a saving Frees oarage, aoi , central. SPENCER CORSET IE RE Tel. 1549-J BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. TITLE INSURANCE ABSTRACTS ESCROW Expert Window Cleaners, LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1172. House cleaning, floor waxing, orl entalrug cleaning and upholstering. The Fashion Shop. THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking and Remodeling. Buttons and Buckles covered. 308 U. B. National Bank Building. Tel. 1181. Money to Lend MONEY LOANED ON Al T09, LIVESTOCK, FURNITURE. ENDORSED NOTES, ETC. We want to supply your money needs without red tape or delay, SEE W. E. THOMAS MGR. ORE AND WASH. MTO. CO.. MEDFORD'g OLDEST AND LARGEST PERSONAL FINANCE CO. 45 So. Central. Ground Floor Crater Ian Theater Bldg. Lie. No. S-157-M-180. Phone 139. Transfer. DAVIS TRANSFER AND 8TORAOE Local and Long Distance Furniture Moving. Bonded carriers. Fireproof storage. Expert crating, packing and shipping service, "Davli for service." Phone 644. BADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 20 So. Fir. Phone 315. Prices right. Services guaranteed. SAMSON Transfer and Storage Fur niture Moving and expert furniture packing service. Fireproof storage new low rates. F. E. SAMSON CO. Phone 883. STUART'S TRUCKINO SERVICE Telephone 1033 or 933, 111 No, Fir St. Local and long distance. Fuel oils, any kind. Green sumps in side of 3 -mile limit. LEGAL NOTICES ORDER In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Liquidation ot the First National Bank of Medford. a National Banking Association : ADDllcatlon of B. E. Harder, as Liquidating Agent of the First Na tional Harm oi Meaiora, lor uo- Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS 1. Sprite t. Title formerly applied to the Turkish aultan 8. Performed 12. Chum 13. EK8-shaped 14. Devoured 16. Old Japansie province 16. Or Ister origin 17. Number 13. Strong box 10. Spacious 22. State whose capital la Tupeka; abbr. 14. French coin Hi. One engaged or skilled Id farming 33. Pasture 33. bets of three S4. And not I',, Mix circularly ,7. Attach by ntltches Depend 15. Learning 1. 81lpped 11. Diacritical mark some times placed over N Solution of Saturday's Puzzle FT 45. Narcotlft drug 48. Small flsb 49. Under 63. City in Italy 64. In favor of 65. Omit tn pro nouncing 66. Rind of ape 67. Insect 6?. Tardier 69. Wild anlmaJ WlYTOMM NI0pjlOSER A RlLOJAlS E RJF 5 KiTfJiC E SilTl I NfailE lip D E R 5 T AC KJiTONf C b 1 lIBlAOfif It an 0 PTlS ATpL EN T Slav AfW&ROl1l dIyInIeIsIJIaImIeInIs ' ii3" it'7 71 LZHIZl III!! !lillli ZS 2i Z 28 2f Jo 31 32 "wf 33 Hi" 33 . . ---fa M-- -rr- - h.Z -sm gMl!l ! 43 H, so Sl S1 ?p3 71 T33 37 "Trla talnlng Appointment of a Trustee to succeed as Trustee the First National Bank of Medlord, Under a Certain Trust Deed and Declara tion entered Into between certain Creditors of H. Van Hoevenberg, Jr., H. Van Hoevenberg. Jr., and the First National Bank of Medrord Based upon the petition of B. E. Harder, as Liquidating Agent of the First National Bank of Medford filed herein. It is this day ordered and adjudged that all persons Interested in the Trust created by that certain Trust Declaration and Deed entered Into on the 17th day of February, 1934, dv and between certain creditors of H Van Hoevenberg. Jr., as first parties. H. Van Hoevenberg. Jr., as second party, and the First National Bank of Medford, a creditor of H. Van Hoevenberg. Jr., as third party, all as more particularly set forth in that certain mortgage which was executed bv n. van Hoevenoera. jr., ana pin- ryn L. Van Hoevenberg, his wife, pur suant to the provisions of said Trust Declaration, in lavor of the said nrat parties snd running to the favor of the First National Bank of Medford as Trustee for said first parties, which said mortgage Is of record In the office of the County Clerk of Jackson County. Oregon, in volume loo at pages 269 to 273 inclusive, of the Realty Mortgage Records of said County and State, are hereby ordered and required to designate and pro vide and take all necessary steps to appoint, and to appoint, a successor trustee to the First National Bank of Medford within 30 daya from the date of this order. In said Trust deed and mortgage and the note which it secures, or to show cause on the 23rd day of April. 1937, at the Circuit Court Room of the Jackson County Courthouse at Medford, Oregon, at the nour oi b:3Q a. m. oi sam aay, or as soon thereafter aa the matter may be heard, why a successor trus tee or trustees should not be appoint ed by this Court In the matter of the above trust. It Is further ordered that a copy of thla order be published once a week for four successive weeks In the Med ford Mall Tribune, a newspaper pub llshed at Medford. Jackson County. Oregon, and that the first publica tion thereof be made on the 19th day of March. 1037. Dated, this 18th day of March, 1937 H. D. NORTON. Circuit Judge. Lal:e Creek LAKJE CREEK, April 16. (S'jL) George Llndley of Klamath Folia 18 spending this week with L. E. Bean. The Argraves family of Klamath Falls wero overnight guests of the William Hoefft family Monday. Mrs. J. B. Short and son, Johnnie, are reported to be improving nicely but are still confined In Community hospital. The rain Monday night and Tues day fa l aed the crack higher than It has been for several years, A ipso in 1 meeting of the organizers and members of the Lake Creek Rec reational club was held Monday. Mat ters of business were discussed. All present were agreed that the public Is Invited so long as they are In har mony with the principles of the or ganization. Next meeting will be held May 1 and a pie social will be part of the evening's entertainment. Each lady attending is asked to bring a pie. Part of the proceeds will go to the help of the salvation Army, the balance to be used for necessary sup plies for the club. The Grange Central Point Orange Central Point Orange will meet tonight at the hall. Included on the program to be presented will be a repeat performance of the aklt presented at the Upper Rogue Orange Birthdays of those born In Janu ary, February and March will also be observed. To achieve the Perfect silhouette Wear ARTIS1 MODEL FOUNDATIONS Etheiwyo a Hoffmann Cross -Word Puzzle 7. Adherent oft sums t. PeriaiNlm to or derived from Iron t. Chief of & Moro trlbfj 10. Eniry In an account Kef line 8now runner iU Uolon B'l I to II, Attendant on the aick 14. Paoke lb. Dani.it uitna 16. 17. Secure Banter Kecllne Not fit for foo4 10 SO. Sun l. Endeavor it. Measure of length M. Tear apart 40. Re it author ity 41. Let down 43. Potty quarrel 44. Pagan god 4(1. Kuselan river 47. Target 60. Old musical note 61. Ignited f 63. Poem 1 DOWN L Long narrative poem 1 Part of a whip t. Run away haatlly i. Act of touch ing I. Hail and fare well f. Statute Sardine Creek II SARDINE CREEK. April 18. Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Blhart and Mr. and Mra. Eric Winn ot Ashland wars callsra at the Watt boms Wednesday evening. Mrs. Zlhart left by train Monday (or Portland to oelebrste their Joint blrthdaye April It with her mother. Mra. Eva Newton, and visit other relatives and friends. Mrs. P. M. Tygart, accompanied by Mra. Roy Centers of Gold HIU, was a business visitor In Medford last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Smith and baby, Clifford, of Gold Hill vera Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wright and family. Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Badley, .who live near Rogue River, wera visitors Sun day afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mra. P. L. Walt. Mra. Ethel Martin of Oold Kill via Ited Mrs. Earl Croft Saturday. Mr. and Mra. George Meyera are the proud parents of a sine-pound baby girl, born at the Sacred Heart hospital In Medford April 8. The lit tle miss baa been namad Kathleen Tcroda. Mr. and Mra. Melvln Burnett of Rogue River visited her parents, Mr. and Mra, J, U. Smith, Sunday. They expected to leave Wednesday for Su ssnvllle, Calif., where he and bla father have employment for the sum mer. Mr. and Mra. P. L. Watt accompa nied Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Nealon of Table Rock to visit the Upper Apple gate Orange Saturday night and re port a very Interesting meeting. A miscellaneous shower followed by a social dance was given at the com munity ball Saturday night for Mr. and Mra. Melvln Burnett, who were married recently. The bride was for merly Dora Smith, youngest daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jamea TJ. Smith. The honor guesta received many beautiful and useful gifts. Mr. and Mra. P. L. Walt were In vited guests at the annual banquet of the Oarden club In Oold Hill Men day night. C. R. Hammond of Salem was a week-end visitor here, calling on old frlenda. Mr. Hammond waa a real dent of thla place over thirty years a?D and owna 40 acrea adjoining the Dunlup place on the north, which he expects to return to and develop In the near future. Charles Smith sprung quite sur prise on his friends and relatives here by returning Sunday from Pros pect with his bride, the former Esther Chamberlln of Trail. They were mar. rled In Medford Saturday, Charlie la employed In a sawmill near Pros- peot. Mr. and Mra. Lewis and son and Mr. and Mrs. w. Catlett of Medford spent Sunday with the Plenes and Taylors. Mr. Lewis and Mr. Catlett run the Trl-State Noon aign ahop In Medford. The men put In the time prospecting and the women drove up the oreek and gathered white lamb tongues, which are now at their best. Prospect PROSPECT. April 18. (Spl) Prospect P.-T. A. sponsored another benefit card party at the Proapeot gymnasium Saturday nlaht. Money raised la being used to maintain the school hot lunch kitchen. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Dlnkens of Copco, Calif., were week-end guests or Mr. and Mra. Earl Ulrica. Mr. and Mra. Vernon Fowler are now living in a cabin on ths Nion Tucker ranch where Mr. Fowler la employed. Louisa Robertson of Medford spent the week-end with har grandmother, Mra. Katie Orleve. Sevoral hew caaea of mumps have been reported In the community. John Holmer la employed st the Lewie Broa. sawmill. John Hakkenrup and aon Johnty were Medford visitors Tuesday. A meeting waa held Monday see nlng at Ludo Orleve'a when plana were made for the organization of a Boy Scout troop. Prof. Zobel was appointed leader and It la hoped to Interest a large number of boys In the movement. Eagle Point EAOLE POINT. April 1. (Spl.) Civic Improvement club of Eagle Point la sponsoring s oaxd party Fri day evening, April 18, in ths club rooms over Brown's store. Pinochle and 800 will be played snd a table of bridge for those who wish. Re. f reshmenta will be served after the games. Everyone la welcome, A mln Imum door ohsrge WIU be mad. Miss June Stowell left last Thurs day fof Oakland, Calif., attar s two. months' visit with her parents. Mr and Mra. Jack StowaU, of Butt Falls, also other relatlvea and frlenda. Mra. Lores Moon and Uttle daugh ter and Mrs. Jack Stowell of Butte Fells oalled on Mrs. Orvllle Hender son last Monday afternoon. Bertland Stanley went to Medford Wednesday morning to undergo a tonsllectomy. The Townsend club enjoyed a fine musical program laat Monday even. Ing, directed by Mrs. Roy Stanley, and a short, Interesting talk by Dr Drummond of Medford on the tu berculosis test which la being made In the county at present. F. R. SIGNS BILL FOR ADDITIONAL JUDGES WASHINOTON, AprU IS (API President Roosevelt today signed a bill providing for appointment of two additional circuit Judgea for the ninth Judicial circuit, embracing California, Oregon, Nevada, Montana, Weenlng ton, Idaho, Arizona, Alaska and Ha waii. Use Mall Tribune an eds. Briefs Riviera RIVIERA, April 10. (Spl.) Mr. Lee and wife arrived April 7 from Engle wood, Calif. They will complete their new home Just aouth of the Ever green auto park. Tbetr two children will Join them at the close of their school term. Mr. Lee hsd the misfor tune to Injure his hip while driving his truck here, hut is much improved now. Mr. and Mrs. Hendricks are staying at the home of Mra. Elsie Battln whlla ahe la In Indiana. Previously the Hendricks had been visiting at the home of his elstar, Mrs. Coppock, In Oold HIU. Mrs. Bffla Blrdseye and son, Olenn. visited at the Victor Blrdseye home In Phoenix April 11. Teddy Blrdseye returned home with them for law days' visit. Nick Struve of Medford was visit ing friends here Sunday and display ing hla new aedan. Mrs. Walt Melssner and children. Beth and Ruel, of Olendale visited her brother, K. L. Miller. Sunday. mends or Nellie Jacobs will be sorry to learn that aha Is again con. lined to her bed. Meedames Wm. Howes, meter. W. Boya ana Jean Boy of the coony at tended tne uold Hill health unit Tuesday at the heme of Mrs. Madison Lively In Oold HIU. W. A. Johnson of Oranta Pass oalled at the R. L. Miller home Tuea- day. Mr, and Mrs. 8eth, who have been living In their trailer house al the Pierre Daugas, left Tuesday for Wash. lngton to look after property later tats there. Jesse Fish, a representtaive of the Oold HIU Orange, and Letsy Miller oi ijive oak attended the recreational school at Medford April , tog. inosa from here who attended the uva oak H. B. club at the Prank Greenwood home on Evans Oreek Thursday were! Miss Mane Block. otto FUhrman, Mrs. Pierre Deuga, airs, ueorge Hutchlns, Mr. and Mra. Wm. Badley and Mra. R, L. Miller. Mra. Jones, mothsr of Jesse Fitch. arrived the first of tl week from csnrornla to visit her daughter. Antelope ANTELOPE. April 18. (Soil An. telop Literary club met April 0. The program waa aa foliowa: mualo by Mra. Roy Stanly and son Bertland: vocai auat Dy Hazel and Annaballa Rlgge, aooompanled on the Dlano bv u j, ureoi narmonica duet by the Walsh brothers, aooompanled on the piano by their mother, Mrs. Myrtls Walsh: piano solo by Mrs. J. 0. Orsb. 'Songs wero sung by the high school girls' glee club accom panied by Janet Kurd. Refreshments were served to s large crowd. Those attending ths Lltersry club from ths various places wera: Mr. and Mrs. Wright and daughter Linda, ot Medford: Mrs, Roy Stanly and aon Bertland, Ed and Edison Brandall ot Eagle point. Mr, snd Mrs. Fred Dutton and Mra. Louisa Oreb were ahopping In Medford April 7. Mra. Dutton also had some dental work done whlla In town. Mr. snd Mrs. Llndon Charley rush ed thslr baby to ths Community hos pital Aprl) 4 when It beoam ser iously ill. It Is much Improved at this writing. ' ' i Several ladles from Antelope visit ed Mr. and Mra. Wallace McDowell ot Sams Valley, April 8. Tea was served In the afternoon to ths fol lowing ladlea: Mesdamea June Bur ton, Ruby Rlges, Myra Blgham, Helen Culbertton, Nell Von der Hsllen snd the hostesses, Mary and Mra. Wal lace McDowell. Mr. and Mr. Bob Bals visited Mra. Ruby Biggs April II. Women of Antelope are busy mak ing rook gardens snd transplanting flowera snd shrubs. Ths ranch formerly owned by Mr. snd Mrs. Wallace McDowell waa sold thla past week to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Collins of Central Point. Mra. Harry Wright of Brownsboro visited Mrs. Helen Oulbertson April IS. Ths farmers of Antelope are In hopes ths rain will let up soon, ss tne y srs so far behind with their crops, slthough the spring grain Is doing tine. Butte Falls BUTTE FALLS, April 18. (Spl) Mrs. oorrls Cooper, seventh and eighth grade teacher, took alx of her boys to the wrestling mstch st the Medford armory Monday night. Mrs. Rogers took several and Mrs. Christy took on. Mia Hazel Taylor wa It town on business last Saturday. Mrs. Margaret Patton oarns horns with Mr. snd Mrs, Higgenbothsm of Malln laat Saturday. Aohleverasnt test will be given at th school nest Tuesday. All pu pils are urged to b there. Tom Sawyer returned from south ern California Saturday where h WHY? ANOTHER RIVER RANCH aos Acres e-room house, barn snd othsr outbuildings. mils front are on Rogue river. 38 acre water right out of Rogue river. Also water fight out of creek. Spring piped to house. OVTNES WRITES "This property Ideal for commercial trout hstehsry, poultry, dslrylng duds ranch, subdivision for sumimr hem sits or trailer oamp ground Must be sold to settis estst." Prloe ISOOO. Terms en part. Phone 1127-7 J. 0. BARNES, 20 M. Peach finished his eouraa In diesel engin eering. He la now employed in camp. Mra. Clara Edmondson la auoDivirw In the Cleveland's store. High school students are warlrln on a play entitled "fc.iookey Tavern" which will be given soon. Mrs. Rod Baker and Mrs. Ed Albem went to town Tuesday. Virgil dark, Ila Lockard and Ed ward Abbott attended matinee st the Cratertan Sunday. u&rgaret Cadaow returned from Long Beach, Cal after taking s business oourae there. tt haa been reported that Ardv Rogera la married, that Perry Rogera haa enlisted In the D. a. army, and that Iran Rogers la etin In Wichita, Kaa. Then was s baseball game at ths grade school laat Friday afternoon. Derby and Reeas Creek combined to play Butta Falls. The score waa 17- to 1 In favor of Butt Falla. Logging started Monday. The Butt Falls water pin Un work began Monday. Jacksonville JACKSONVILLE, April 18 (Spl.) Audrey MStzgsr returned home from Portland AprU S, where ahs haa Just graduated from the Behnka-Walkar business college. Those attending the school tor rc national leaders In Medford laat week were Henry Nledermeyer and Mee dames Win Arnold and . S. Sever ance. George Hilton and family have moved to a house owned by Paul Oodward. aa the house In which they have been realdlng, owned by B. 'S. Sevaranoe, la being remodeled. Mrs, Ruth Hoffman entertained the past Matron'a olub Monday at s 10 o'clock luncheon, after which they played cards. High score went to Mra, Violet Wilson ot Medford and low scon to Mrs. Anna Cater. The next meeting will be held April 38 at th home ot Mra, Rose Bishop ot Medford. Mesdamea Tom Bray and John Bray of Los Angeles arrived April at the Lee Hardy home isr visit alter which they drove on to Portland and Vancouver, returning her April 10 to spend few days before returning to Los Angeles. Mrs. E. r. Palrklng, s resident. of Jacksonville for the paat nine years, passed away st Mt. Shasta City, Cel., April 7 and was burled there April 11. She waa ths mothsr of Mrs. Ik Coffman and Mrs, Janet Hutchlnga of thla city and waa 68 years old. ' Mr. and Mra. R. R. Chtlds- and fam ily ot Orlffln creek visited the Fred Butcher horn Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Ray Crumley of Butt Falla visited relatlvea here last Sat urday. Mr. and Mrs. Beth L. Waters of Klamath Falls visited st the O. O. Sanden horn Sunday. They have -recently returned from s motor trip througB California, to Tta Juana, Mexico, and also took side trip 'to Cstallns Island, where they took rids In ths famous glssa bottomed boats. '- ' - All Interested persons srs remind ed of the Soout denoe, to b held April 18 st the O. a. hotel. ' ' ' It Is with s grest dssl of pleasure that w an sbls to snnounos ths so. oeptance of prof. Irving Vlnlng. ot Ashlsnd to deliver ths- commence ment address for ths local high school May 37. WINDOW GLASS We sell window glass snd will replaoe your brokso windows reasonably. 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