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MEDFOTCD MATL TRTBITNT:. MEDFORD, p-REPON, SUNDAY, APRTL 13, 1937 PAGE ELEVES mm Read every ad on tbl page You will probably find ex . actly the things you have been looking (or or a tali or trade tor unused articles you may nave Search your attic or atore-room you may find many things others are seek ing and be able to realise immediate each It what you want isn't there, adrertlse tot it Tribune Classified ads art inexpensive effective I RATES Per word. Mrst Insertion- (Minimum tsc) Each additional Insertion, per word -lc (Minimum 10c) Per tine per ruenth without copy chance . . i Phone 75 FOE WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND POUND Stamps. Owner may have same by paying for advertisement. 65 N. Orange. LOST Truck tall-gate between Butte Palls and Medford. Rev:ard. Stand ard Oil Co. LOST Blue Persian cat: answers name of "Tyke." Reward. Tel. 1423. LOST If dog la missing, call 1516. LOST Gold fraternity pin. Initials XI Phi. Dollar reward. Jackson Hotel. MALE OR FEMALE HELP WANTED Man or lady with good personality (or established business In Grants Pass; weekly salary; 6300 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 1161. Medford. WANTED MALE HELP ABLE MAN Distribute circulars; run local Coffee Agency. Earnings up to 6200 In a month. Ford given producer as bonus. Complete out fit sent; no money risk. Details free. Write ZANOL, 198 Tenth St , Oakland, Cal. WANTED Single farm hand, good milker. Prof. O. Engelhardt, Rt. 3, Box 20. 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 Capable woman for house work. 210 Laurel. STUDENT to work In office for short hand instruction. Address Box 663. Tribune. MAILERS WANTED-Homework. Good Comm. Better than salary. Every thing supplied. FULL detail FREE. Dorothea Cosmetics. (607) Hynei, Calif. WEAR FREE DRESSE8 and show famous Fashion Frocks to friends. Sample kit free. Earn up to 123 weekly. No experience needed. Fashion Frocks. Inc., Dept. C-8861, Cincinnati, Ohio. WANTED Competent woman for housework and care of onuoren nnnrrt room and small wages. H. B. Connell, Box 38, Jscksonvllle Star Rt., Medford. WANTED Capable person for gen eral housework. Experienced In cooking. Please write, ststing ref erences. Mrs. Robt. Ruhl, Box 28. Mall Tribune. WANTED SITUATIONS EXPERIENCED all - around ranch hand wants work. Good milker. Box 695, Tribune. COMPETENT elderly woman wtU work for home and small wages. Box 722. Tribune. CAPABLE, experienced mechsnlc wants work. References. Box 706. 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 Stock to pasture. Holman, Eagle Point. ONE ACRE or less. Medford vicinity, part or no Improvements. Stat location. Cssh terms. Box 676. Tribune. WANTED 8-10 head young stock csttle; sows to farrow by May 1st. or 40 good weaner pigs. John Nealon, Central Point. Tel. 118. WANTED Comfortable housekeeping room, furnished, unfurnished, part ly furnished. Relerences. Box 324. Ashland. JUNK Highest prices paid for brass, radiators, copper, storage batteries, aluminum and other metal. 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 Goods. Furniture. Stove bought and sold. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE WANTED WOOL. MOHAIR We have Urge order to fill. Highest prices paid MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N. Orape St. Phone 1062 WE PAY MORE CASH For vour furniture. HOIRKflOK ANDREW 8th and Front. Phona 647. WASTED MISCELLANEOUS TOP PRICES paid for all kinds ol scrap Iron, steel and brass. Bring It to MEDFORD IRON A STEEL 1153 No. Central. Phone 40. NOW la the best time to graft black walnut. Work done by Elmer Q. Welss. 1 mile east ot Phoenix. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FURNISHED rooms for rent, ivy. POR RENT Two front rooms, le 8. Columbus. NICELT turn, rooms. 408 w. 8th. ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 S. Orape. FOR RENT HOUEES POR RENT Modern 4-room furnish ed house, garage, $20. 804 Bennett. ONE 6-room house and one 3 -room house, both furnished. Tel. 819-L. FOR RENT Furnished 5 -room bun galow, 611 So. Orape. POR RENT 5 rooms, furnished, with acre of ground, half In clover. Hugh Mitchell, Maple Park Drive. SMALL furnished house, 134 S. Ivy. POR RENT 6-room house. 710 Palm St. See Ora Wyant, next to Sani tarium, Jacksonville. POR RENT 8-room completely fur nished house, 636 West 4th, 636 00. Tel. 1346-W. FOR RENT 6-room furnished house, close In. Call 467-J. FOR RENT Lovely home, 622 W. 4th: 6 spacious rooms, large sleep ing porch, basement, automatic oil furnace, hardwood floors; beauti fully furnished, all new furniture Adults only. References required: 650.00. water paid. Phone M73-W FOR RENT 6-room modern house: double garage. Inquire Monaron Grocery, 1903 W Main. FOR RENT APARTMENTS APARTMENT for rent, 412 N. Ivy. FOR RENT 3-Room apartment, located within 3 blocks of Main et. Funy lurnisn ed, electric stove and refrigerator, overstuffed set: hot and cold water and garage. Married couple with no children only. Rent 633.60 per month. CHARLES A. WING AGENCY, INO. 109 E. Main St, ' Phone 728. FOR RENT Downstairs apartment: newly decorated, partly furnished 632.60. 806 West 10th. FURNISHED apartment, Central. FOR RENT Comfortable apartment. furnished or uniumisnea. 023 s. Main. FOR RENT Well furnished apart ment on first floor. 805 So. Oakdale FURNISHED APT- newly decorated and refurnished, electrical appli ances. Adults only. 805 w. loin APARTMENT for rent. S45 N Bartlett POR RENT Dnfurnlshed 6-room apartment, 403 6 Newtown Call 19 BACHELOR apartment. 445 B. Front. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Service station In Med ford, on gallonage rental. Box 648, Trlbun. FOR RENT. SALE OR TRADE Two houses and lots, 21 Hazel St., noar Pine Cone. M. S. Rulf. FOR EX0HANOE EXCHANGE Johnson Twin Outboard Motor. Will exchange for single. Must be good. Flynn Electric, Tel. 107. TRADE 10-tube Victor radio for good typewriter. Oscar Shepherd, Gold Hill. WILL TRADE Model T Ford for wood. 118 So. Ivy. FOR SALE OR TRADE Windmill with tower. J. w. Bignam, nt. s. Medford. Tel. 19-X-10, Eagle Point. FOR SALE OR TRADE One 6-foot Van Brunt drill, will trade ror horse, cow or sheep. White Bros., Rogue River. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE TRADE for Medford or Orants Pass property, 860 acres improved wneai and corn land; on paved road, school bus, msll and telephone; near largest Iron mine west of the Mississippi. Idesl for miner. I In vite correspondence. May consider service station. HARTVILLE OAR AGE, HARTVILLE. WYOM1NO. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE 828 MINNESOTA AVE. Hardwood floors, fireplace. 2 bath rooms, base ment, oil burner, 2-car garage, large lot with shade, shrubbery. Must be seen to be appreciated. Can show by appointment only. C. 8. BUTTE RF1ELD. Agent. Medford Building. A GENUINE BARGAIN Present In come 6140.00 per month. Sacrifice for quick sale. 200-Acre dairy ranch, first-class dsiry herd, well Improved, good equipment, 160 acres plow land, 90 acres alfalfa and grass. Terms to responsible party.' 40-Acre ranch, equipped and stocked. Attractive price. O. S. BUTTERPIELD Medford Building. WE SPECIALIZE In homes. Grape, Room 4- 31 No. POR SALE Modern, well-built 5 room Dutch Colonlsl: furnace; new ly decorated; nicely landscaped; good location. Box 681. Tribune. FOR SALE Strictly modern 4-room bouse. 205 W. 9th St. HOUSES for sale or rent. Jackson County Bldg. er Loan Assn. WHEN you think of real estate think Of BROWN At WHITE EXCHANGE your future rent receipts for a home of your own. Come in snd talk It over. Fred Powers. Car penter and Builder, 31 No. Orape, Room 4. SPORTSMEN I Have for ssle 320 acres, national home for deer, fish snd man. One hour's drive Med ford See Wllhlte Ranch. Lake Creek, Oregon. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE CHARLES A. W1NO AGENCY, INC. ATTRACTIVELY DESIGNED, MODERN HOME Sll-room home, exceptionally well built, located close to gride and Junior high schools, on paved street Nice living room with fireplace, dining room, lovely kitchen with Inlaid linoleum; S fine bedrooms, nice bath, closed-ln back porch: sprinkling system. Priced right at 83960.00. Would take good used car and cash for equity. Excellent terms on balance. MODERN CLOSB IN HOME WITH ACREAGE Thla very well built home Is locatec only a few blocks from center of town on paved atreet. Has 8 rooms. 8 bedrooms, hardwood floors, full base ment with furnace, screened-m porch. Over an acre of ground: Bear creek soli, ample for garden and cow. House for 500 chickens. Priced right at 84600.00. Some terms. CHARLES A. Phone 158. 6-ROOM modern home, 2 acres. In Central Point, clear. No trades Owner, Paul Martin, Rt. 8, Box 86. Medford. FOR SALE 6-room house, furnished; 3 lots: terms. 1823 Bryant. Phone 469-X. FOR SALS 6 -room modern home 3Vt acres In nut trees. Bullock. RUnga Hwy. Phone 699-J-5. TOO CAN sell your property through my aggrewlve method. Send de scription and best price. R MEAD COOLEV. 411 Haven 8t FOR BALE AUTOMOBILES 1930 CHEVROLET and truck. Will take cattle as part payment. In quire 128 So. Riverside or E. Schlesel, Talent. THE BEST IN TOWN YOU CAN'T BEAT THESE '36 Dodge 4-door DeLuxe ....$745 35 V-8. perfect 645 '39 Model A Roadster . is '29 DeSoto Coupe 157 Ana 20 otners from so up. Open Evenings and Sundays, WALTER W. ABBEY. INO. 123 8. Riverside. Phone 303. C. E. GATES AUTO CO. R. At O. USED CARS '36 Willys Sedan .6465 '39 Dodge Sedan .. 185 '28 Packard Convertible Coupe....- 275 35 Ford Touring Bedan.. n-io 30 Ford coupe 175 O. E. OATES AUTO CO. Used Car Department. 8th and Bartlett. FOR SALE One Chevrolet truck, late model, lo-wheeicr, 32x8 tires: iirst class condition; 6550.00. One Re llanos trailer, dual tires, $125 00. Stake body on both. Real bargain Inquire B. V. Martin, Sunset Auto Court. FOR SALE '26 Studebaker coach: Oood condition; cheap. Lapina Auto Camp, south Pacific Hwy. FOR SALE 1933 cnevrolet coupe; good paint and tires. Dealers do not apply. P. O. Box 562. FOR SALE 1935 Chrysler 8 De Luxe sedan, perfect condition. Lang Mo tor Co. Phone 18. LATE MODEL, HIGH GRADE USED CARS 80TDay Written Guarantee. Lowest Prloes In Medford. 1936 Dodge Deluxe sedan, like new 1936 Plymouth Deluxe sedan, run 0.000 miles. 1934 Plymouth Deluxe sedan. 1984 Plymouth Deluxe coupe. 1035 pontiao Deluxe sedan. 19; : Bulck Deluxe sedan, new tires Also 36 other high grade used cars to ohoose from ooupes, sedans and roadsters. LANOE MOTOR CAR CO., Chrysler 4t Plymouth Dealers. 38 North Rlveralde. Tel. 16 FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Registered Guernsey and springer heller. Kcnnetn uue, urn fin creek. TEAM FOR SALE A. E. Brookway. Tel. 7-F-21. FOR SALE Weaner pigs. W. C Schmidt. Blddle road, l mm souin sirport. FOR SALE Sow and 10 pigs. Bill Carl, Appiegate. HEAVY springer Guernsey cow. B. Ellis. Beagle; FOR 8ALE POULTRY AND EGOS TALENT HATCHERY 1 mile south of Talent on Pacuic Hwy. Hatcn ing large, strong, vigorous chicks that will live, and sold with a guar antee, at the lowest price possible. Free delivery and place your chlcka under your brooder. You are assured from chilling and over-heating from long distant chicks. You can Inspect our chicks and when not satisfied your money will be gladly refunded. All breeders culled, blood-tested and constantly under our super vision. State licensed. Sexes guar anteed 97 percent pullets. Send for free catalogue. HANSEN AND HOLLYWOOD Chlcke. 9c. Pullets. 30c. Cockerels. 20. Rocks. Reds and New Hampshlres. IOC. Highest Quality. Catalogue sent free. Jenks Hatchery, Tangent, Oregon. CHICKS Highest snd finest grade. We do not hatch poults nor bar gain chicks, but the very best, large, strong and healthy, and chlcka that will live, and sold with a guarantee, at lowest price possible. We hatch per on.er. all eggs set averaging 27 ounces, from two-yesr-old hens, blood-tested and perfect layers of large eggs. All hens on our farm and constantly under our super vision. We make free delivery and place chicks under your brooder We guarantee satisfaction or money refunded. We cheerfully invite you to In spect our large trap-nested laying house snd hstchery, where you will now the strictest sanitation Is maintained. When you buy chicks from this hatchery you 1-e assured of finest grade that will develop Into profitab! e layers snd long Uvsblllty. Yes. we tex chicks, guaranteed 97 percent and perfect pullets. Send for free catalogue. TALENT HATCHERY 14 Ml. So. of Tslent on Psclttc Hwy. FOR SALE R. I. R. chicks and set ting eggs. Heavy laying strain B W. D. test. Priced right. Well-rotted barnyard fertilizer, cheap. Phone 4-F-4 Mrs. Stout. FOR SALE Bronze turkey eggs Kuptez stock. L. O. Penlsnd, Rt 4. Medford. NEW HAMPSHIRE hatching eggs. B. W. D. tested. Mrs. McLeod. Cent Pt APRIL POULTS for ssle. 3Se each M. Bradshaw. Brownsboro. BRONZE turkey hatching eggs. 3 R I. R. roosters. Inquire Pernoll't Store. Appiegate. FOR SALE Nsrrsgansett turkey egg and poults from choice flock. Ben Hilton, Rt. 3, Grants Past. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE AUSnUIi INU, 100 S Main St. FOR SALE DOGS PETS FOR SALE Pupplt. Phone 133-L. FOR SALE- Fox terrier puppies, old N. Paclflo Hwy. and Midway road. TOY Fox Terrier puppies. 15; minia ture male Pekingese, 123; uomen Retriever, 315; 2 Scottish Terriers. 616 each. Royal Rogue Kennela, a miles south. FOR SALE? Singer canary and cage 809 No Riverside. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE OR TRADE Electric brooder, 200-chlck sire, for wood. Hurst, Jacksonville. FOR SALE Electric brooder, 835 Mary St. FOR SALE Stock trailer, Flamo W?ods brooder. W. R. Holman, Eagle point. LOCAL GROWN Golden Bantam sweet corn seed, 12'c lb. Denny's Grocery, end of North Riverside. FOR SALE. CHEAP 2-wheel trailer; very sturdy. 1121 E. Main. APPLES FOR 8ALE Ala Vista Pack ing House. Bring your own con tainers. FOR SALE Buzz-saw outfit. 8tar motor, Chevrolet motor, rotary pump, Cushman gas engine, Chev ooupe: Vi mile east of Rogue River Academy, Phoenix and Jacksonville road. H. O. Moen. OOOD used 000k stoves for sale. 41 80. Front. POR SALE Used 2-h.p. Evlnrude outboard motor. Priced for quick sale. Call at People's Electric Store or call 393 after 5:30. SEED SPECIALS Field Corn, per lb ... 4VjO auaan Grass, per id oo Sweet Corn, per lb.., 160 Garden Beans, per lb 30C F. E. SAMSON CO. 229 N. Riverside. FEED SPECIALS Samson's Spec Dairy Feed- .11 en ...81.35 Special Hog Feed in eu-io. saoxs. F. K. SAMSON CO. 229 N. Riverside. PRA0T10ALLY NEW Evlnrude twin outboard motor; cost 6110; first $65 takes It. 1028 W. 9th St., Medford. FOR CHARIS Foundation Garments, phone Essa M. James, 1673-x. TIRES. 4.60x31. $4.45. All Sices ac cordingly. PISTON RINOS. perfect circle, 85 combination oomplote set ;or Ford V-8. $2 98. WILSON MOTOR PARTS 37 south Riverside. FOR SALE Two Oil burners for - furnaces. - Inquire Mall Tribune office. FOR SALE Grafting Wax, non-cracking, light color. Monarch Seed Co. GLASS Plata, window and ehatter proof auto glass, mirrors and re sllverlng. Medford Glass Co. Tel. 446. 30 So Bartlett. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS X. lounge 8. Banner t. Broad thick pieces 14. Metal 15. Extraordinary 17. Contradicted 19. Highway 10. Metric land measure SI. Female deer 22. Gait of a horse 23. Syllable used In musical refrains 2. Not marfled 27. Exclamation 23. Secondary achool; colloq. 29. Standard 30. Dismounted 8L Suffuse with red SJ. Exist 33. Mark of a wound 84. Membership fees 16. Not worldly- wise 46. Outer covering of a wheel 41. Duly 41. Away 48. Issue forth 45. Fur-bearing animal 46. Representation of the head and shoul ders 4T. Card with three apots Solution of Yesterday' Purii ElUEMdUlEMDhD TTSlME WE BMTE N cih bMl'wEmP y Ml rEOS yux uMl s T fit dUc 'wam$E 1 y "05 EM B eTlRSwM b R a Flo RlE UlfPlEMk A R FjtEMymEiSMEMS: 48. Went down 49. Largs bundiea 60. Blunder (1. Vocal muslo 62. Place 63. 8un god 54. Substance used In brewing 65. Made of baked clay 69. Department of xoology treating Of Insects 62. Be very fond of 69. Bend down 64. God of love 65. Fencing sword 1 V Y W I6 7 8 WMfl 10 " 12 13 m m - i) ZlaaUi .- in 11 as- igi.Ji - r 18 W,'1 W Wi Bff v jfp" .f ujU 35 W 37 38 31 ZZZZllZZZp!LZ Z s jZ-L. ill M; 13 it JF. ZClLfL FOR BALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR BALE Bee supplies of all kinds. Monarch Seed Co. RIVER LOAM 12 00 per load, man's. Phone 1534-Y. FOR SALE One Caterpillar Thirty: food condition: one model K Cle rac. reconditioned: one model P. John Deere, reconditioned; two Fordson. good shape; cheap. HUBBARD-WRAY CO. FOR SALE Yellow dent seed corn Cha Isaacs. Crater Lake Hwy. 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 690. Tribune. rOR SALE Combined gas station and confectionery on Pacific Hwy Also 40 acres, oil station snd camp grounds. Also 6 - room modern house, paved atreet, 3 bedrooma; close In. Snap, $2500. "DAD" ROBERTS General Real Estate, POR SALE; By owners, service sta tion, nice camp, grounds, csblns, residence; also forty acres good woodland, dot 746, Tribune. MISCELLANEOUS APOLLO PIANO STUDIO Classical and modern. 131 B. Grape. BETTER re-bore Job at a saving Frees Garage. 801 N. Central. SPENCER CORSETIERB Tel 1649-J BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. TITLE INSURANCE ABSTRACTS ESCROW Expert Window Cleaners. LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1172. House cleaning, floor waxing, oil' entol rug cleaning and upholstering. The Fashion Shop. THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking and Remodeling. Buttons and Buckles covered. 808 U. 8. National Bank Building. Tel. 1181. Money to Lend MONEY LOANED ON ALTOS, LIVESTOCK, FURMTt'KR. ENDORSED NOTKB. ETC. We want to supply your money needs without red tape or aeiay. HhK W. E. THOMAS MOR. ORE AND WASH. MTO. CO MEDFORD S OLDEST AND LARGEST PERSONAL FINANCE CO, . 45 80. Central. Ground Floor Craterlnn Theater Bldg. Lie. No. S-167-M-180. PHorie 139 Transfer. DAVIS TRAN8FER AND STORAGE Local and Long Distance Furniture Moving. Bonded carriers. Fireproof storage. Expert .crating, packing and shipping service. "Davit for service." Phone 644. EAD3 TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 28 So. Fir, Phone 316. Prloes right. Services guaranteed. SAMSON Tranafer and Storage Fur niture Moving and expert furniture packing service. Flroproof storage new low rates. F. E. SAMSON CO. Phone 888. Cross -Word Puzzle 23. Confiding 14. Two-toed alotl 25. Any one of the Teutonic Fatea 26. One who en gages In a certain sport 27. Turktuh regiment XX. Supplication 30. 1'aiii IL aymnaatlo vaulting block S3. Nimble: colloa. 34. Flat circular plate 36. Oreasy 87. Large vessel for holding liquid S3. Gaelic 39. Small round marks 43. Cubic meters 44. Unmitigated 45. Enveloping robe IS. Military engagement 48. Performed alone 49. Prickly aeed covering 61. Coarse hominy hi. Is profitable 64. Round of oattl r,6. Self 5f. Jump $7. Night before an event 68. Born 60. In the direc tion of 61. Conjunction DOWN 1. Iniquity 2. Unrefined metal 8. Dense mist 4. Wreath: poetle 6. At liberty (. Conducted 7. Exist 8. Attic 9. Card game 10. 8trlpjlng 11. Jewlj.li month 13. ProclHlme loudly 13. Celesllal being 16. Space 13. Bushy clump 32. Desiring eagerly BUSINESS OIREGT0RY STUART'S TRUCKINO SERVICE Telephone 1088 or 3.13. Ill No. Fir St. Local and long distance. Fuel oils, any kind. Green stamp In side of 8-mile limit. Comment on the Day s News By FRANK JKNK1NS I'yvoU think thla haan't been an down through tht Sacramento can yon. Snow reaches to within It or 10 miles ot Redding not on the high way, of course, but low down n the hills. And In sheltered spots there are Old drifts even down to the level of the highway. Unless these tuntpot sharps era right and the weather keeps letting wetter and wetter for the next 46 year, they'll look back In these parts for a long time to the hard winter of 1936-'87. ' YEAR ago, almost to the day, i thti writer drove along this same routs, and at that ttm th oak trees were beginning to leaf out Just little below Weed. Now they are Just beginning to show buda of fair size as tar down at Red Bluff. OUT boy I It tn Sacramento val D ley below Redding 4 tight for tore eyes right nowl Then It ample water, and the oak-covered hint are the softest green Imaginable, And they sre fairly carpeted with early wild flowers. It wouldn't be hard to mistake this valley tor heaven thlt wet spring. THIS particular Jaunt was made tor the purpose of attending the April meeting of the Allied Sacra mento Valley Newspaper!. The A8VN (m these New Deal flays It's hard to get away from thlt dratted Initial habit) Includes eight newspapera In thla area. These p pert own their own news terries, ex changing local news with each other by means of k telephone circuit. They co-operate closely and hold meetings each month, each publisher being host In turn. Tonight's meeting la at Red Bluff, and courteous, agrtable, llkad-by- everybody, John 0. Miller of the Red Bluff Newa It host. rvAN BEEBE, publisher of the Oro U vllle Mercury and president ot the ASVN, presides st the dinner meeting of the saoolation, at which EVERY MEMBER It In attandanoe. Dan wat among the 'earliest of the smaller city publishers to be bitten by the picture bug, and the bite wat a deep one. Dan long alnos passed in posed picture stage, and It Bow a nut on candid camera stuff. Ha dwni ona of these little thumb-nail oamerat (It set him back nearly $400) and ha gett an unholy Joy out of shooting Ml subjects when they aren't looking and therefore uent wearing the sap py expression thst most of us get when facing a lens. He oarrlet It t trapped under his coat, and when the hunting It good all he hat to do la to throw back his lapel and shoot when he tees the whites of their eyee. PVAN taket his own pictures and also develops them, having a dark room Just off hla office. , The en. gravlngs are mode by his son, who has taken to the Job Ilk a duck to water, It's a good father and son oomblna tlon. And both are agreed that pictures are the thing. ff OOK over the newspapers put out hv t.hjtM ntiHllat.,- H.v.i-rf here at Red Bluff tonight (clean, con' sclentioui and full of constructive community news) and then go to see one of those crssy, distorted "news. paper" movies that get their origin! idea from th metropolitan tabloids. Do this, that Is, If you Ilk a study In contrast. Th really enlightened work for hU' manlty that Is don by th press It don chiefly by these small city new, paper that are edited by able, cour ageous, upstanding . men who sren' afraid to writ It as they It, yHESE Sacramento vally publish era. Incidentally, have been read Ing Mayor Jo Carton' views on th bug stations, but Instead of getting mad they Just grin knowingly. They re expert on publicity hunting tnd It take mora than a Portland mayor to fool them. They figure th bridge fiesta will be held whether Mayor Jo accept hit invitation or not. Income Shares Maryland Fund, bid $10.08 gssked $11.08. Quarterly Income, bid $18.32; ask ed $19.18. For greater satisfaction Buy NOLDE at HORS1 HOSIERY SI Itheiwyn B. Hoffmanni lit Mall mbun ft ant ads. Portland Wanted At Medford A framed diploma, an award from the Illinois Agricultural society to William Stewart and sons of Han nibal, Missouri, has a dramatic alg nlfleance In connection with the mar velous development ot the fruit In dustry in the Medford country. The swsrd was msde In October, 1856, snd was tor the 35 best varietlea of fruit. At appeara below, membera ot the fa mous fruit fsmlly were lesders In or iginating th mighty fruit industry of Jackson and Joaehlne counties. Mr. Joseph Stewart was a member of the first horticultural society In the United States, the American Pomo logies) society, which waa orgsnlsed lc 1848. It will toon be "Blossom week" at Medford. down In Southern Oregon week when the pretty little valley. with Its spsrkllng, laughing Rogue river, will present a many-acred bo oust of white, pink and deeper pink potaled blossoms, a the pear, peach snd apple trees offer theor beeuty and fragrance In munificent and Impar tial abandon. 'Just a few sunny days now, and r.it buda will all come out," ssy old timers, tor there haa been plenty ot rain thla year, and there's a big crop of fruit forthcoming, unless sll signs fall, whleh la unlikely. Growers and other residents kof the Medford fruit district paraphrase tht well known tong with "It isn't raining rain to us: It's rslnlng dollsrs down" tor much depends on a good fruit crop. Medford wasn't slways such a pear producing center, famous the world over for Its Bartlett, Its cornice, An Jou and Bosc. It Is Interesting to re view some of the steps thst ied to the present-day production ot these delectable fruits ot labor, watchful nesa, aessoned experience and bus iness acumen as well ss of the soil. From "way down East" to the Far West Maine to New York, New York to Illinois, Illinois to Oregon one came the Stewarts, all nurserymen unto th fourth generation. True plo near souls they were, with th cour age and vision, persistence and pa tience, that characterise th pioneer courage to leave th familiar far the unknown, th vision to sense whst th future could bring, th pa tience and persistence to work for It. Joseph H. Stewart, ton of William, planted the first commercial orchard In ttis Rogue River valley, th Bden ValleJtjtract, now known at th voor nies orchard and owned by Colonel Qomon Voorhlea, well known In Portland, Mr. Stewart purchased the tract of 180 acres In th spring ot 1885, when It was known as the old Bsll place, and planted 100 acres ot fruit. In 1887 ha bought the Justice, now th George Marshall, place, and two years later planted about 78 acres In apples and peart. Spraying didn't team so necessary In thos days, more moisture made less Irrigating, and smudging had perhaps not been Invented. Oood corn could be, and waa, raised without a drop of water other than rain, and corn and watermelon were grown between tree In th orchard whll they were growing. Blight wat than, a now, something ot a problem, and th toll of th Eden Valley orohard wat a mixture of aand and "tticky.1 Mrt. Hill, granddaughter of William Stewart, recalls that her father aent out th tint oarload of Ben Davit apple that ever left th valley. Their destination waa Germany, Bartlett, Anjoua and Howellt were th prln clpal varieties, with th Bartlett con' tldered th bast commercial pear, It wat In 1901 that 180 additional acres ot fruit land waa purchased from Aaa Fordyc. Fred Pag ot Port land bought much of Mr. Stewart1 fruit. They also ahlpped to Sgobel 81 Day of New York, Ray as Htlfltld of Ntw York, and Dennis A) Son of London. By thlt time, residents of the Rogue River valley and other were ready to believe Mr. Stewart' evaluation of th Rogu River coun try would b "th Ideal pear spot of the West." Mr. Stewart' character and achievement are Illustrated In hit oft-repeated creed In those dayt "It may be slim in spot, but Just grit your teeth snd hang on." "Path r eventually sold enough fruit mak a mora than good living," Mrs. Hill adds. They took things as they cam In thos dsys, from th time when they took a crowbar and aound d th ground to find what they wanted, until the actual buying and selling took place. The Iden Vslley orchard boasted 80 varletle of pears and apple, th lder Stewart having brought hla own nursery stock from Illlnolt. He came before there were any rallroada, and latar, hla brother cam el to and bought fruit land. Th codling moth nd th blight war early arrival, tad to aay. Ninety acre was planted In melon. And, although he had been s commercial growtr In Nw York sum. and later In Illinois, Jo seph Stewart encountered something "new and different" when he dlscov rea "sticky.- wonder Bow mny Portland peopl know What "sticky la. That Stewart was thought to be, in those days, tomawhat "crazy, doetn't apear unusual, for he had new Idea about fruit production and marketing valuabl Ideas, apparent ly, for 98 cart of his own fruit were shipped In 1898, The price rsnge wss shout the ssms WHY? 1, 80 acres level loam toll, Appiegate District. Free water, 48 acre alfalfa, 40 acre ready for garden, g-room bungalow, barn. Price 88OO0, term. 3. 820 acres 300 acres level land under pljw. House, barn, torn alfalfa. Evan Creek District, Bank wire me to tell for $5000, 91000 cash, balance terms. 8. 18 acre In clover near Medford. Abo'jdanr of water, good house, barn, large chicken boose. Prlj $3 .W)0, half cash. Phone 1127-Y J. 0. BARNES, 20 N. Peach St. at today, and th pack practically the tame. Although It waa thought the Newtown appl would last, th pesr was even then considered the Important product ot the valley. The Clalrgeau was once a money-maker. The Nells, the Bosc and th Comic were first planted about 1880 by Will Stewart, a ton. et what I known a the HUlcrest orchard, now th prop erty of Reginald Parsons of Seettl. Wagner Butte was planted by an other son of William Stewart, A. J. Stewart. Other sons and sons-ln-lsw owned and planted what are now known at th Marshall, the Holly wood, th Burch and th Weeks tracts, also the piece now owned by Mrs. Jessie Miners, close to Jackson ville. Th dwells were next to Join th growers In the Rogue vslley; then W. H. Norcross of Centrsl Point snd Owen Whitman, grsnd rather of Olln Whitman. The Pellett orchard, near Talent, waa on et the early tracts; slso th Helm property, near Ash land, and th orchards of Chrlss Els mann and brothers at Grant Pass. Many changes have come to Med ford district and the Rogue River val ley alnc thos timet. Peaches are grown now, as well as garden pro duce, alfalfa, clover, winter bluegrass end other hays and grains ot all types. Tomatoes of exceptional flavor are produced and canned In Jackson county, and acroage ot Spanish onion is rapidly Increasing. Medford 1 in the heart ot thla great fruit-growing center and to day It setting her business establish ments In order to car for an out standing pear crop, now manifesting itself in an early abundance of fruit spurs. The clusters are Just starting m break. The sight will toon be mag nificent. What grandeurl On can never Imaglnt tuch a grand bouquet thousands Of acres all In bloom. Portland has been Invited to visit this grand sight during the week ot April 18 to 35 inclusive. Trail are being marked out through thlt grand eeenie thow by th Medford Crater club. The Shtata-Cascad Wonder land association Is sponsoring th publicity: ror, truly. It Is th great wonderland, In Blossom Time Ore gon Journal, (Continued from Fag One ) fight, th next case will be throw out, on other ground. Mr. Corcoran did not throw hit hat, because he wear none. But h 1 reported playing his accordion vio lently In consonance with Mr. Cohen. It should be ssld that the decision struck very few outside lawyer that way. Meat of th outsider bellev th court haa laid down In good faith tn entirely new and xtnlv defini tion of Interstate oommero which will afford Mr. Roosevelt th oppor tunity to accomplish much of what he wants to do. Ool. Lindbergh has written a friend her anvislng agalnat that proposed trans-Atlantlo air rac to th Pari exposition In commemoration of hi flight. Th baslt ot th colonel' ob jection 1 that free entries will permit all comers, soma of whom would not have the proper equipment or tklll. It would not help aviation If they dropped In mld-Atlantlo. That I why than I talk of th rac being called off. SAVE LIVES SAVE MONEY I It would take policemen On every corner To Control Careless Drivers. - Let's be self -regulating I Let' be Careful I Save Lives Save Money. FARMERS AND FRUITGROWERS BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurano Corporation. HOME LOANS It will pay yon to eontnlt at If yea with to mak a long term loan to buy. bnlld at modernize yonr horn. No ob ligation. Medford Federal Savings and Loan Ast'n. 118 . Mala St. Phone Its y 1
