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ftfEDFOTCD MATT, TTiTRUXE. MHEDFORD, 01?EOONT. THTJKKTUY, APRIL 22, 1937. PAflE ELEVEN. mm Read every td od this page you will probably find ex actly the tblnga you bare teen looking for or a aale or trade for unuaed article you may nave Search your attic or More-room you may find many tblnga others are Reek ing and be able to realize immediate- caah It what you want tsnl there, advertise for It Tribune Classified adi are inexpensiveeffective I RATES per word, flrlt Insertion. (Minimum 25c) each additional Insertion, per word lc (Minimum 10c) per line per month without copy change -il.86 Phone 75 FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST Lady'a brown leather purse containing checkbook, currency, silver and souvenir knife, etc. Re ward. 609 W. 10th. LOST If dog is missing, call 1518. WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Help for bookeeplng and part-time outside work. See E. M. Wilson, city hall. WANTED Ranch nand. Must be good milker. Box 617, Mall Tribune. WANTED FEMALE HELP ' WANTED Girl for general house work and care of child while mother works. Phone 1409-W after 6 p. m. WANTED An experienced beauty operator. One with following pre ferred. Bowman Beauty Shoppe. WANTED Woman for general houso work. "Phone 1348-J. WANTED SITUATIONS EXPERIENCED farm hand wants work. Allen Jorgenson, Ashland, Ore., Rt. 1, Box 139. CAPABLE housekeeper wants work preferably by day or hour. Apply 344 So. central. ENTERPRISING young man wisnea employment. Well versed In busi ness fundamentals. - Must-have op portunity for advancement. Refer, ences furnished. Box 465. Tribune. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Used car or equity. Must be bargain. Pay cash. 335 E. Main. HOUSE PAINTING to INTERIOR Dec orating. H. Coghlll, Tel. 1368-L. JUNK Highest prices paid for brass, radiators, copper, storage batteries, aluminum and other metals. Scrap Iron, small or large lota pipe and machinery, wool and cot ton rags. Inner tubes. Our prices will Interest you. Hides. Pelts. Wool. Mohair. Household Goods, Furniture, Stoves bought and sold. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE WANTED WOOL. MOHAIR We have large order to fill. Highest prices paid. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N. Grape St. Phone 106J. WE PAV MORE CASH For your furniture. HOI.BROOK A ANDREWS 8th and Front. Phone 647- TOP PRICES paid for all kinds of scrap Iron, steel and brass. Bring It to MEDFORD IRON & STEEL 1155 No. Central. Phone 0. FOR RENT HOUfcES 4-ROOM furnished house for rent. Phone 1091-H. FOR RENT Modem 8-room furnish ed house, 1140 West 9th. FOR RENT 3-room duplex, 812 Summit Ave. FOR RENT 6-room house, modem, close In; upholstered furniture, oil heater: 35, water paid. B. J. Palmer at Palmer Music Store Phone 788. 8-ROOM bungalow for rent; plenty of ahade. C. S. Butterfleld, Med ford Bldg. SIX-ROOM modern house for rent. Phone 387-R. FOR RENT 6-room furnished house. close In. Call 457-J. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FURNISHED a-room apt, garage; adults. 604 W. 10th. FOR RENT Nestly furnished 3-rooro apartment. 118 month. Including light and water. 217 West 2nd. FOR PENT Newly decorated apart ment, ground floor. Hotel Orand FOR RENT-v.ell furnished apart ment on first floor 305 So Oakdale APARTMENT for rent. 846 N Bartiett FOR RENT Unfurnished 6-room apartment 403 8 Newtown Call 18 BACHELOR apartment. 445 S Front FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FURNISHED rooma for rent. 106 S Ivy. NICELY furn rooms. 408 W. 6th. ATTRACT IVE rooms. 404 8 Orape FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR TRADE 10 acres. Improved cultivated. 3 miles Grants f-asa. for acreage or. residence, Meiford, Tel. FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS BACHELOR CABIN 44ft 8o. Front. FOR EXCHANGE FOR BALE or trade (or roan Short horn or Hereford cattle. 18 ewvs and lambs, u ohoate, also mil; cow for work horse. R. D. Reyn olda. Rt. i. Box .05, Bellvlew. FOR SALS One-horse wagon, or trade for bred sow. Roy A. Bolt Highway north of Phoenix. EXCHANGE Johnson Twin Outboard M0t?rK. W1" """S8 tot alngle. i 107 jun electric, Tel. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Modern stucco house, 6 rooms with storage attic, hardwood floora, fireplace, modern bath, cor ner lot. double garage. Reported once sold at 5500. Present price, to close estate, 3400. EARL TUMY 310 Liberty Bldg. FOR SALE 3 acrea in Ashland; free vct, UI cjty unlit, modern. 7 rooma and bath. 37a Orange Ave. FOR SALE 6-room modern house, fireplace, glassed-in back porch, cement foundation; newly deco rated; splendid location on North Holly. This la an exceptionally good buy, (2700; terms. L, G. PICKELL, Exclusive Agent. 16 S. Bartiett. ORCHARD BARGAIN (AAAK 36 acrea, located about tJ)e.0UU 4 miles from Medford; good road; thermal belt: about 4 acres In young peach and cherry trees; about 14 acrea In pears; small home, good barn, deep soil. Total price (2600.00. Terms to responsible buyer. Also SMALL, ATTRACTIVE HOME O fl n ft Located In lovely east V w U U U Bl district on pavod street, corner lot. All assessments paid. Living ro?m, dinette, brdroom, modern bullt-ln kitchen, hardwood floors, basement, furnace. One of the moat attrac tive small homes In Medford. Priced at 93000.00; (800.00 down, balance assume with Soldier Bonus. CHARLES A. WING AGENCY, INC. Phone 728. 109 E. Main St. FOR SALE 6 acres, free soil, at city limits, o-room modern house, case ment. Priced right. Terms. 101 Western Ave, FOR SALE Two houses, furnished. close in; good Income property. Will sell at sacrifice. For particu lars call at 133 So. Grape St. FOR 8ALE 6-room modern home. Immediate possession. 306 Tripp 61950. Easy terms. Jackson Coun ty Bldg. & Loan, Phone 195. 838 MINNESOTA AVE. Hardwood floors, fireplace, 2 bath rooms, base ment, oil burner, 2-car garage. Urge lot with ahade, shrubbery. Must oe seen to be appreciated. Can show by appointment only. C. S. BUTTERFIELD, Agent. Medford Building. A OENUINE BARGAIN Present In come 6140.00 per montn. sacrifice for quick aale. 200 -Acre dairy ranch, flrat-clase dairy herd, well Improved, good equipment, 150 acres plow land. 90 acres alfalfa and grass. Terms to responsible party. 40-Acre ranch, equipped and atocked. Attractive price. C. 8. BUTTERFIELD Medford Building, WE SPECIALIZE In homes. 31 No. Grape, Room 4. HOUSES for aale or rent. Jackson County Bldg. 6c 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 and talk It over. Fred Powers. Car penter and Builder, 31 No. Grape. Room 4. FOR SALE 6-room modern home su,. acres In nut trees. Bullock Kings Hwy. Phone 699-J-5. YOO CAN sell your property through my aggressive methods. Send de scription and best prtoe. R MEAD COPLEY 411 Haven St FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES 33 1H-T. Chev. truck, stake body Pickup on trade. 15 8. Front. FOR SALE By owner. 1930 Bulck sedan In good shape, see Clay Wltham, Wltham Magneto 6s Parts Co., 8th and Riverside.. FOR SALE Model A coupe, fine con dition. Frees' Garage, 801 N. Cen tral. FOR SALE One Chevrolet truck, late model, 10-wheeler. 82x6 tires; first class condition; $660 00. One Re liance trailer, dual Urea. $126 00 Stake body on both. Real bargain Inquire B. V. Martin, Sunset Auto Court. C. E. GATES AUTO CO. R. & G. USED CARS 36 Willys Sedan $466 29 Dodge Sedan - 185 28 Packard Convertible Coupe. 375 '35 Ford Touring Sedan.-.... .. 645 30 Ford Coupe 1' C. E. OATS AUTO CO. Used Car Department. 6th and Bartiett. LATE MODEL. HIGH GRADE USED CARS SO-Da'y Written Guarantee. Lowest Prtcea In Medford. 1938 Dodge Deluxe sedan, like new 1936 Plymouth Deluxe aedan, run 9.000 miles. 1934 Plymouth Deluxe sedan. 1934 Plymouth Deluxe coupe. 1935 PObtlae Deluxe aedan. 19; Bulck Deluxe sedan, new tires Also 36 other high grade used care to choose from coupe, sedans and roadsters. LANOE MOTOR CAR CO.. rhrvftlitr A Plvmouth Dealers, 38 North Riverside Tel. 18 FOR 8ALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 8 cows, one colt, one horse com planter, com cultivator. 1925 liudson. with good truck bed A C. Pappe. Central Print, across Bear creek bridge, tu:n left. FOR SALE 8 feejer pigs. Prof ingeinara. FOR SALE 7. young owa with 8 pigs each, t T. Ross. Rogue River, Ore. FOR PaLE Ocod milk cow. H. I Oe'jhard. Rt. 8. Box 84. rns SALE Pallmlno stallion, wt. 1225 lbs . or will trade for cows J E. Whitlatch. 2009 Darrow. Klam ath Palls. Ore. Phone 824-J. FOR SALE Two good Guernsey j cows. A. O. Mtttelsteadt, tag.t foUtf, 1 FOR SALE Fresh cows and young stock. O. E. Hagen, Spring St. FOR SALE Good gentle family cow Phone 788. B. J. Palmer. Phone 898-J-8 evenings. FOR 8ALE POULTRY AND EGGS FOR SALE Setting hens, 61.60. West Prune; turn right on Cherry. McRae. FOR SALE R. I. R. chicks and set ting egga Heavy laying atraln B. W D test Priced right. Well-rotted barnyard fertilizer, cheap. Phone 4-F-4. Mrs. Stout. NEW HAMPSHIRE hatching egga, B W. D. tested. Mrs. McLeod. Cent. Pt BRONZE turkey hatching eggs, 9 R I. R. roosters. Inquire Perooll's Store. Applegate. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Used lumbar and win dows. 103114 N. Central. S BUCKEYE broodera, 600-chlek alne Cheap. Mra. E. V. Hollfleld, Old Stage road near Gold Hill. FOR SALE 36-lnch folding steel cot, 12.50: sanitary couch, 62.00; 8x10 Axmlnster rug, $4.00; stand, $1.75. Also used Beaver board and a old chairs. Phone 1565-J. FOR SALE Lady'a grey wool suit, size 16. $3.60. Phone 1566-J. FOR SALE 8 65-gal, heavy duty oil drums. 3 .-horso Maytag gas engines. 1 Small safe. Wltham Magneto & Part Co. 8th and Riverside. FOR SALE Gaa engines, pumpa. mowers, rakes, plows, harrows, discs, etc. All kinds of used ma chinery at Bargain Prlcea. 39 So. Grape. FOR SALE House-tent, 14x16; lawn awing, combination Itbrary-dlnlng set, ruga, day-bed, etc.; fresh Tog genbergs. Wsnt llgnt 3-wheeled trailer. Woolverton. Gold Hill, op posite Gold Nugget. FOR SALE Royal Blue sepsrator No. 49, with electric motor attached; nearly new. Bargain price. 39 So. Grape. FOR SALE White enamel, 3-burnsr Westlnghouse Automatic range. In A-l condition. 932 Queen Anne. FOR SALE Used opera chairs, A-l condition. Box 637, Tribune. FOR SALE Electrolux cleaner, good condition. $35. Inquire 1813 W. Main. SACRIFICE $200 sliver fox fur for $50. 207 West Main, Call after noons. SACRIFICE SALE $30.00 Manning Bowman electric beater, all attachmenta, like new, only $10.00; $25.00 lawn swing like new. only $10.00:6475.00 wick piano (cute bungalow style), bench, excel lent condition, only $150.00; $80 00 large circulating heater. A-l ahape. $16.00: $20.00 Ice box, only $10.00: had knit blue angel crepe dress, size 14, only $10.00; man's heavy overcoat, size 88. English cnincniua cloth cost $50.00, only $10.00; $5 ou Sol Levlnson 10 oz. boxing gloves, like new. olny $2.00; hiking boots size 8. breeches size 81 waist, both for $3.00. 820 Bouth Riverside. FOR SALE Seed corn, sudan grass, millets, feterlta, our prlcea are com petltve. Monarch Seed Co. FOR SALE Black Leaf 40. All etzea from 1 oz. to 60 lba. Monarch Seed FINAL CLEAN-UP Household furni ture, rugs, dishes, kitchen utensils etc. 996 S. Oakdale. FOR SALE Put Germonzone In the chlck'a drinking water, prevents disease. Monarch seed CO. NEW row boat for aale. 319 8. New town. FOR SALE Gladioli bulbs 30c doz.; a doz. 85c; $135 per loo. Danna bulbs 15c each. Monarch Seed Co. FOR SALE Sheep guano for better garacna. Monarcn seed uo. FOR CHARIS Foundation Garments. phone Essa M. James, 1672-x. TIRES. 4.50x31. $4 45. All sizes ac cordingly. PISTON RINOS. perfect circle. 85 combination complete set for Ford V-8 $3 98. WILSON MOTOR PARTS 37 South Riverside. GLASS Plate, window and ahatter proof auto glass, mirrors and re silvering Medford Glass Co. Tel 446. 36 Bo Bartiett. FOR SALE Two oil burners for furnaces. Inquire Mall Tribune office. RIVER LOAM $3.00 per load. Bate man's. Phone 1534-Y. BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE Cafe doing good bus! nesa. Bus stop; magazines. Mrs. Tame, Talent. FOR SALE Sawmill, fully equipped overhauled and ready to run. Call at 612 West 4th St.. Medford, be tween 5:30 and 7 p. m. SACRIFICE - 8MALL RESTAURANT, account of sickness. Doing excel lent business. Two can handle Priced at Invoice. Write Box 699 Tribune. MISCELLANEOUS TURKEY DINNER, Friday evening. 6 to 8. at Jacksonville Grange hall, by H. E. C. club. Only 60c for dinner and dance. APOILO PIANO STUDIO Classical aad modem. 181 s Orape. BETTER re-bore Job at a saving Freds' Oarage. 801 N. Central. BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COCSTT ABSTRACT CO. TITLE INSURANCE ABSTRACTS ESCROW Expert Window Cleaners. LET OEOROE DO IT Tel. 1172 House cleaning, floor waxing, orl ental rug cleaning and uphol'terlng The Fashion Shop. THE FASHION SHOP - Dreasmaklni . Dmnrfiini Riittoni and Buckles covered. 808 0 S. National BILf, BOUOiSf. iti. 1194. . Money to Lend MONEY LOANED ON AUTOS. LIVESTOCK. ILKMllKK. ENDORSED NOTES. ETC. We want to aupply your money needa without red tape or delay. SEE IV. E. THOMAS MGR. ORE AND WASH. MTO. CO. MEDFORD'S OLDEST AND LARGEST PERSONAL FINANCE CO. 48 So. Central. Oround Floor Craterlan Theater Bldg. Lie No S-157-M-180. Phone 139. Transfer. DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE Local and Long Distance Furniture Moving. Bonded carriers. Fireproof atorage. Expert crating, packing and shipping service. "Davis for Service." Phone 644. BADS TRANSFER 6l STORAGE CO. Office 26 So. Fir. Phone 315. Prices right. Servicea guaranteed. SAMSON Transfer and Storage Fur niture Moving and expert furniture packing service. Fireproof storage new tow rate. P. I. 8AMSQN CO. Phone 883. 8TUART'S TRUCKING SERVICE Telephone 1033 or 333. Ill No Fir St. Local and long distance. Fuel oil, any kind. Green stamps in side of 3-mlIe limit. LEGAL NOTICES MONTHLY STATEMENT The following la a schedule of the proceedings of the County court ol Jackson County Oregon, showing a imv oi claimants lor supplies ana services for which the claim la made and which were passed upon during the month of March 1937. O. R. CARTER, County Clerk. General county Fund Padgham Planlrur Mill. 8100 00: Sheriff Travel, $386.74: B. J. Parsons. $29.00; Emll Pell, $4.90; Mall Trlbun frinting uept., $911.27; rostal Tele graph, $13.70; Barlon Pen Company $2.00; J. P. Dodge and Son, $30 00; Perl Funeral Home, $40.00; Jessie Klzer, $5.83: Swem's. $1.00: Amer ican Metal Products Co., $14.76: Lov Inger Company. $21.54: Calif. Oregon Power Co, $433 79: Mary Grlmsley. $12.50; Jarmln's $10.90; Pao. Tel. and Tel. Co., $210.71; Heath's Drug Store. $2823; Massenglll Co., $5.03; Dr. C. H. Paske. $3.00; Jarmln's, $24.28; Shaw Supply Company, $2.57; Mod ern Plumbing and Sheet Metal Co . $25.50; Madrona Dairy, $10.70; Safe way Store, $46.36: Laurel street Mar ket, $1.00; Fluhrcr's, $12.16: Graver's Dairy, 84.26: Southern Oregon Oas Co., $835; 8yd I. Brown. $2.10: Lov Inger Co., $31.33; Western Union, $2236; Office Sta. and Supply Co.. $77.95; Trowbridge Cabinet Works. $2.50; W. 8 Darley Co.. $5.93: Frank Holbrook, $5.00; Reliable Cash Gro cery. $4.38; A. 8. Bullen, $4.60; Ash land Chamber of Commerce, $333 33; Dr. F. G. Swedenborg, $16.00; Big Plnea Lumber Co., $8.48: First Na tional Bank, $4,701.19: Clarence L. Tlede, $2.00; c. V. Tlede, $2.00: Max lne Colbaugh, $4.00; Dorris Worth lngton. $12.00; Lucille Coy, $12.00: Greenbaum'a, $23.79; Massenglll company, a.iu; Meaa wneeier Co.. $12.97; Davis Transfer, $3.97; F. J. Newman, $7.00; G. C. Prescott, $72.00; Medford News Co., $9.00; Mrs. E. Schrammack, $2.60; Modern Plumb ing and Sheet Metal Co.. $16.24: Unique Cleaners, $20.30; Edith Gault. $1.50; E. B. Day, Juvenile, $2.00; Kee Lox Company. $.44; Ashland Tldlngj, $101.10: Consolidated Freight Lines, $3.40; Douglaa Abstract Co., $9.80; a R. Carter, postage, $35.36: National Hospital Association, $19.44; Jackson County Red Cross, $17.06; Jessie Mas-tin,-travel, $41.00; Medford Glass Co., $8.00: State Industrial Accident Com mission, $40.42; T. M. Kurtz. $1.00: Oscar Qlbson, $1.00; H. F. Piatt. $1.00: W. F. Oliver. $1.00; Geo. Kllngle. $1.00; T. J. Fuson, $1.00: Mrs. W. K. Parker. $1.00: Verne 8hangle, $1.00: Frank Perl, $9.75; Lunetta Bussev. $33.65; T. M. Kurtz, $1.00: O. L. Pat- Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS I. Stuff 6. Silver coin of Slam 10. Frigid 14. Circle of light 16. Uneven 8oluflon of Yesterday's Puzzle PLACID ROTARY TEREDO ALTNE D 6 AY HA EDilOW RE pose SNI PER i$. Part of a minstrel show Having a mean 17. annual rain ' fall of leas than 10 Inches 18. Be defeated 1. Trap 20. Cheap apart ment house 23. Chamber of a canal lock 23. Poem of lamentation 24. Language of the Buddhist , acrlpturea 2$. Short for a man's name 27. East Indian weight 28. State of happiness (2. Exist It. Diminish gradually 8$. One who resists authority BT. Bailors It. Animal foods II. Lateral 13. Prepares for publlf-atlon 14. Mallrlous burning of property II. Total 47. Fractions whose de nominators are soma power of ten 49. Allow 61. Note of the scale 82. Deep holea 63. Tolerates 5fi. Place of worship 58. Refresh after labor 6L Official of ancient Rome SI. Persian fairy it. Defendant's answer to a charge $4. Auction 66. Heads Zuk. ,MM W.zt W-W,W, "AML Jml. pip zM21 B- ZJZ n34 Ji p xjK 7 5l Z ZZfS37 SJIZZ-WL IMM us- zrZZZSZZZZllZZZJ I 1 b-H I I I n rick. $100; Carl Plchtnev, $100: R P. Piatt, $1.00: O. Gibson, $1.00; Mar- ! Jory Llndley, $1 00: L. Wavmack. $1 00; Harry Ingllng. $1.00; Frank perl. 8 35; The A. Uetz Co., $3 86. Medford Ice Co , $1.00: Medford Met al Works, $55.71; Joe Kerr, $6 04: A. j S. Bullen, $13 51: Marshall Smith : Leonard, $24 65; Dr. Drummond.j $5 64: Shaw supply Co., turn: s. k. Maurer. $5.44: Syd I. Brown, post age. $46.00: Syd I. Brown, supplies, $45 60; Thos. Kenton, $7.50: T. T. Hatlett. $37.50: B. F. VanDvke, $18 00: Esther Coleman. $30.00: Shasta Cas cade Wonderland. $500.00; First Na tional Bank, $2,302 26; R. I. Sweenoy. travel, $15.95; Clyde L. Smith. $5410: Clinton A. Smith. $39 85: Southern Oregon Elevator Co., $6 00: M. M. Gault. $37 00: Sam K. Pollard. $4.00. Dr. E. O. Everett, $4.60; Gwendolyn Kraus, $18 00; G. W. Morgan. $6 00: J. W. Sloan. $7.60: K. M. Bradahaw $19.00; Fred Rouse. $3100; Archie Bradahaw. $21.00; Merle Bradley. $6.00; Mrs. N. Barry, $60.00; Mra. Ot tlnger. $6.40: Mrs. pollard, $6 00; Paul Durkee. $43 .20; Mercedese Hath way. $6.60: MvrtU Beatty, $20 00; C R Bowman, travel, $10.30; Boch'a Golden Rule. $27.14; R. B Thompson. $20.20: Mall Tribune. $27.47; Pierce Auto Freight Lines, $1 00; Beths Abel. $15.00; Mary E. Albert, $20.00; Lot tie Batley, $15.00; Mra. Earl Baldwin, $20.00: Edna Banry, $25 00; Inez M Bayless. $25.00; Myrtle O. Beatty. $10.00; Ida c. Cole, $10.00: Etta con ion, $2000; Prances Daniels, $10.00, Mae E. Davis, $15.00: Zella M. Doe. $25.00: Zelpha Drlpps, $10 00; Pearl Dunford, $15.00; Mary C Fry, $10.00; Mary R. Oracey. $10.00; Carrie J. Crimea, $20.00; Clair W. Oroves. $10 00; Ethel Haertle, $10.02; Dollle C. Holland, $26.00; lna Huson. $30 00; Elizabeth Huson, $16.00: Eleanor M. Johnson. $25.00; Relta Kendall, $15 00; Bessie Landing. $15.00; Ora Lester $10.00: Flora B. Ludwlg, $20 00; Mar garet Nussbaum. $25.00; Maude Over street, $20.00; Bettle A. Owlngs. $10 oo; Pearl Pearce, $20.00; Helen T. Peters. $15.00: Margery Pltice, $26.00: Lillian O. Reed, $1000; Almeida Russell, $15.00; Mary R. Rowley, $16.00; Re becca Ross, $36 00; Mrs. Howard HII key. $10.00: Mra. E. H. Snider. $6 00; Ruth M. Sollee. $20.00: Delia Steven son. $16.00; Mary B. Swayne, $10 00; Lottie Swindon. $10.00; Millie P. Ting leaf. $10.00: Lillian Totten, $30.00: Alice V. Tungate, $10.00; Louise Un derwood, $16.00; Martha L. Whtllock. $1000; Alonla M. Wall. $15.00; Edith L. Watson, $1500: Nellie H. White $20.00; Ruth M. Wilcox, $10.00: Mlna White. $16.00; Edith M. Wolford. $15.00: Una B. Inch, travel, $40.30: J F. Holbrook, $5.00; Viola Frazler, $20.00; A. 8. Bullen, $336: Orpha Beer. $6.00; Grace Brown, $58 50: C Z. Boyden, $10.98; Lester Smith. 871.09; C. I. Bourne. $3.84: Roland Smith. $25.79: Clay John, $4.39; Chas. Blltch, $71.83: A. J. Kellenbeck $3 67; Wm. Wattenberg. $4 40; Ed Stlllv.cU. $4 49; -Gene Hooper, $4 49: Hubbard Brothera. $6.72: Marlon Sut ter, $3 00: Ted Sims, $1.00; D. H. Franklin, $13.00; L. H. Hansen. $20 00; Ethel Kneebone, $44.00; W. C. Mc Lean. $43.00; Bybyl Petri. $45.00; Wal ter F. Brown. $38 00: Margaret Den man$ 40 00; D. L. Meyera. $6.00; Ber tha E. Bardwell. $40.00: Vivian Bate man, $37.00; Grace Sweeney. $46.00; Margaret Brophy, $40.00; Glen A. In low, $37.00; Mamie B. Grubb, $32 00; Emllle a. Tuttle. $49.00: P. 8. Carter, $39 00; F. R. Goddard, $44.00: Pearl Davis, $44.00; Helen M. Arnspiger. $40.00; J. H. McAllister, $29.00: West Coast Printing Company, $638.11; Medford stationery Store, $10.95: J. R. Blerma, $1.60; W. R. Coleman, $1.00; Holbrook As Andrews. $8.70; Thos. H. Simpson, $7 70; Hubbard Brothers, $32.36: F. F, Burk. $4.50; H. C. High, $4.50: Knox Lumber Co., $4.96; Hardy's Cash btore, $4 03; North Coast Chemical Co., $13.66: Ted'a Feed Store. $13.55: Gates 6c Lydlard, $26.78; Snider Dairy, $39.54; Beck's Bakery. $1 86; Western States Orocery, 813.41; American Brush Co., $3.00: O. A. Andrews, $ 50: R. W Dunn Co., $9.30; Fuller Brush Co., $1.19; Tom Murphy. $130: J. W. Hasklns, $6 20; Blden's Shop, $4.45; Medford Ice Co.. $.75; Earl Bortwlck. $17.00: M. M. Dept. Store, $1.00; Maxwell Feed Co.. $27 85: I, R. Frldeger. $69.97; Dr. Wm P. Holt, $i81.70; Hubbard Brothers, Cross -Word Puzzle 1L Patron ealnt of Norway 12. Italian rolna 12. Performer 19. Of the sun 21. Encounter 23. Automobile 24. Pieces 25. Fed to the fun 24. Turkish decree 28 Fleshy fruits 59. Wadlm bird 30. The herb atonecrop 2). Fragrant resin 13. Scandinavian navigator . 31. Resounds 38. Engraved by dota 40. Ungrammatlcal combination of worda In a sentence 42. Expression of approval or amusement S. Not far 48. Devoured 60. 8urglca) Instrument 82. College In Kentucky 64. Simultaneous discharge of artillery plecea RS. Try SB. nibllcal tower 67. Town In Maine 68. Nerve network 69. Prepared a golf ball for a drive 60. Aurlclee 62. Exactly suitable 68. Addition to a letter) abbr. 0 RETINA ELATED AIM AN'SGQ T AjjMC AR a rMrie T E IpKjE E N E D IE ITS sir ATfT I Nl E V5C jC AN PSi.NA.Ti C y.smRlolWE 66. State positively 67. Walked Rt. Water vapor 69. Grows drowsy DOWN 1. Converae familiarly 3. 8carce 2. Form Into a line 4, Those who posa for artists I. Mesitaxe by wire 6. Subtle sarcasm 7. Expense I. Uother of Peer Qynt I. Football position! abbr. to. Trusts 818.19: National fteemployment. 663.67; Jessie Kleer, 66.14; Medford Domestic Laundry, 61.77; Eada Trans fer. 61.00: Medford Electric Co., 621 00; H. D. Reed. 66.95: .t'.ckson County Red Cross, travel. 616 90: Alloa Gan dee, 63.00: B- J. Chapman Co.. 68 38: Valley Printing Co., 631.30: Palmer Electric Co.. 64 60; John Laughlln. 67.10; Svd 1. Brown, postage, 630.00; Conger Fjneral parlor, 666.00; Collina Dairy, 613.93; Peerlesa Market, 68 08: Flower Mattress Co.. 64.00; Harry Ing llng. 812.75; Margaret Ingllng, 611.00: Snider Dairy. 15.03: Southern Oregon Gaa Co.. 69.17; Economy Market. 97.86: city Meat Market, 66.00: Rose Grooerv, 60 01; Beck's Bakery, 616.48; The Ol'flce Shop, 66 63: J. K. Gill Co., 8157.77: Strange Drug store, 69.91; Dr. H. H. Dixon, 65.00. Jackson County Library. Kate A. Gaddls, 129 37: Webb ft Carlon. 61.00; M. C. Simons, 6100; Sather Gate Book Shop. 619.00; Mra. R. H. Paxon, 630.35: Oregon Newa Co., 623.14: New Method Book Bind ing Co., 654.06; Nedwlck'a Book Shop. 64 50: Marshall Smith Leonard, 6680; Macmlllen Company. 614.46: J. K. GUI Co., 619.91; Carol Cox Book Co., 61.90. Dog License Fund. E. W. Kubll, 621.00: Ray MlUard. 614 00; Geo. E. Brown, 67.00: Mar garet Nussbaum, 17.30; Ray Millard, 824.50; City of Medford. 1600.00; City of Ashland, 684.00; Jackson County Humane society, 6618.13; Southern Oregon Miner. 22.00; Cecil W. 8tout, 82.00; Mall Tribune, 6.60. Bounty Fund. H. H. Holms. 63.00; P. E. Matheny, 63.00: John Warner, 63.00: Bill Watch, 615.00; R. R. Garrett, 66 00: C. F. Rosecrans, 6300; Chas. Humphrey, 63.00; J. A. Martin. 63.00; F. W. Henry, 63.00: Louis Blasa, 66.00; H. R. Nixon, 63.00; Bert Nelson. 63.00: B. M Chase, 69.00: Leonard Bradahaw, 63.00; Frank Halgarth, 83.00; T. Turpln. 69.00; Fred Morgan. 66.00: A. E. Crance, 3 0: John Warner. 63.00: Chas. Manning, 613.00: Burt Wilbur, 63 00; A. G. Law son. 69.00: Chas. McKee. 63.00; Bill Walch. 615.00; Vernon Hopkins, 684.00: E. A. Cooper. 83 00: Floyd Oil ver. 6300: A. D. Moore, 66.00; Burt Wilbur, 88 00: Joe Mayfleld, 63.00; O. E. Luy. 63.00: John Warner, 63.00; Vernon DunlaD. 6120: Frank Decker. 66.00; Albert N. Crouae. 68 00: Harry Dletrch. 69.00; Ben Gardner, ve.oo; Oeo. Lake, US.00: Alfred Traak. 68 00; Spencer LuchternanO, 63.00: Robert Humphrey. 63.00; Robert Woekner. 63.00; Chas. Marquess, 63.00; B. T Fredenburg, 63.00; Vernon Hopkins, 863.00: Virgil Clark, 63.00; C. I. Pat ton. 63.00; A. G. Laweon. 618.00: A. E. Turpln, 68.00: R. R. Bltterllng, 610.00; Joe 8hultz. 63.00: Floyd Mc Kee. 66.00: W. A. Nichols, 83.00: Jamea Knapp, 69 00; Geo. Ring, 63 00; J A. Martin. 63.00; W. A. Scott. 66.00; Vic tor Rlchey, 68.00; Bill Walch. 900: Fred Fraln, 63.00: Frank Dltsworth, 83.00; Mra V'alter Jones, 63 00; Jaa. ShulU. 63.00: R. Webber, 63.00: Roo ert Humphr-y, 63.00; W. J. Beagle, 8800; S. Luchterhand, 63.00; Donald Wolff, 63.00; Fred Morgan, 63.00; A. G. Lawson. 69.00: E. A. Cooper. 66 00: Geo. H. Purael, 63.00; M. N. Charley, 63.00; Sherman Egger, 63.00. Roads. Pierce Auto Freight Lines, 61.64: Woodbury Co., 6383 33: Llttrell Parts Company. c;9.50: Paclflo Tranaport Co., 68.20; Big Plnea Lumber Co., mi no: Earl Bnell. 62.00: Air Reduc tion Salea Co., 611.76; North Weat Toro Co., 64.33; Gene Hooper, 826.15; Hopk'ns Service Station, 6210.80; Col- year Motor Bales lo,, euj.tu; oiw Industrial Accident Com mission, 692.62: Medford Glass Co., 614 36: Feenaughty Machinery Co., 61100; O. E. Gates Auto Co., 61.14; Pure Iron Culvert Company, 6333.38; oenerai County Fund, 610.00; J. E. Haseltlne Co., 612.46; E. E. Matthews, 642.89; General Tool company, 628.84; Elec trlo Steel Foundry Co., 6812.00; Pleroe Auto Freight, 6 50; Cedar Rapids En gineering Co., 69.10; Timber Products Co., 69.80; Walter W. Abbey, 6798.13; Frank Dltaworth, 64.00; H. L. Prlt. chard. 929.87; Prospect School, 620.00; Howard Cooper corp., e3.uuu.ou; hub- burd Broe., 611636: W. M. Tethrow, 6133.00; Heavy Meyer, 6106.00; J. W. Glllaspey. 686.13; C. Owen, aav v; Chas. Owen, 12233; Jack Glllaspey, 61118; Carl Kite, o oo; tiiarenco Miller. 6658: wm. uiotricn, soon; Lester Throckmorten, 6133 00; Ralph Merrltt, 6104.00: Walter Bherld, 682 80; aivin nrehb. 627.90: Millard Robert son. 668 35: Harvey Morgan. 68.97; J. n r-Mldrth. 6697: Lelaud Pettlgrew, 633.08: Jm Merrltt, eiauou; nan Jonea. 6107.73; A. W. Sheldon, 689.72; rKinnrd Andrewa. 172.04: J5U1 Kaion. 9i8 13; Lloyd Norman, 618.13; C. Z. Boyden, 631.00; c. I. Bourne, sao si; Roland Smith. 63731; Percy Haley. 1 111.25; L. J. Blgham, 611030: Oa.e Moulton, 6116.00; H. O. Dooms 6131 -23; Thos. Roseberry. 618036: R. J. Rlnabarger. 6133.00: F. E. Jenkins, 8104.79: R. N Finney, 611930; Mra. Wm. Fox, 611.96; W. J. Burbldge, 688.00; Eber Weed, 688.00; Theo. olaaa, 692.69; Gene Hooper, 613801: jack Fortlo, 6133.00: D. O. Modrell, 69935; Art Boggla, 613138; L. B. Mc Klnnls. 612133: John Moulton 6107.73: H. E. Tolle, 813133: Ed Stlll well, 8118.38; Chas. Dooms, 6184 78; Claude Wilson. 6100.00; W. L, Tolle. 8117.26; Frank Denser, 6105.73; Don Frederick. 6104.00; C. B. Beaman, 601.76; O. B. Heater, 613.47; A. Wat tenberg, 66736; Cliff Oaaa, 668 86: D J. Clifford, 67132; Robert McCahe, 673.69; Ira Wilson, 668.00; A. H. Smith, 66331; R. L. Bishop, 86736; The American Brass Co., 634.08; Pac Tel. and Tel. Co., 611.'0; Medford Klamath Truck Line, 6 60; D. J. Clif ford, 631 94; Lorenz Co., 6'169; Med ford Service Sta., 6310.44: Iron Oul vert Co.. 6819.78; Barnum'a Shop, 613 30. Brownsboro BROWNSBOBO. April 33- (Bpl) Mr ana Mrs. Bert Ollbert and Olen Marshall of Roaeburg, were week-end gueau recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Marshall. Mra. Sarah Spearln, Mr. and Mra Alfred Spearln and children and Fred Moore and little daughter, all of Hornbrook. Calif., visited at the noma of Mr. and Mra. O. A. Hansen April 10. Theda Olaas spent Wednesday night with her lnend. Lot Wright. Mrs. J. D. Henry who baa been ill for soma time. Is In Medford under the care of a physician. Mr. and Mra. Stewart Chlaholm of Beagle were guests Wednesday at the Wright born. Mr. and Mrs. Will Morris of Central Point spent Sunday with Mra. Morris' parents, Mr. and Mra. Ed Tucker. Now that flaring season la open many cars were parked along the cieek Sunday. All reported good catch, even though the creek Is still i'lgh and muddy. Another aluminum health dinner waa given at the Wright born Wed nesday evening, and the usual good tin enjoyed. The evening waa spent nth music and cards. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Harra Stanley. Mr tod Mxt. LuVbej Dai as4 4auh,trs, Beagle BKAOLJC April . 8pl.) Ple ant hour olub met t the borne of ! Mr. R. H. SecHmlUer April 14 with 17 member present and two vUltort. A quilt wu tied tor Mra. Marie Bur ton. It wu decided to make quilt at the next meeting which will be held at the home of Mra. Blanche Sweet. The pleaaant afternoon . wat ended with deUcloua refrehmenta served by the hoetesM. Uri. 8g miller and Mrs. Stalling, assisted by Mrs. Dona a3eegmlUer. A pie soolal and short program was held at the school house Friday eve ning. The program was as follows: Talk on 4-H dub work, Mr. Conrad, new 4-H club leader for tljt county; reading, Jack Edler; songs and club yells, fi-H club; songs, Mrs. Hull; aong, 4-H girls with lna Pearl Lucas at the piano; Hawaiian music, Mrs. Alexander, Evelyn Alexander and Olenn Dutches; reading, Donald Ed ler; reading, Ernest Sanderson; duet, lna Pearl Lucas and Cecil Martin; reading, Mr. Lucas. Twenty-one dol lars was taken in and will be used to send two delegates to summer school at Corvallts. 4-H club and lead er wish to thank those who took part In their program and also to thank everyone In the neighborhood who backed them In their year's work and their social, and they certainly appreciate the help from neighboring communities, Medford and Central Point. Mr. and Mrs. Mofflt of Pasadena who have moved to Oregon to make thler home attended Sunday school here last Sunday. They will live In the Debenger gap district. They are parents of Mrs. Brownwood. 4-K club held the last business meeting at the Sanderson home Sat urday afternoon. Their year's work la completely finished and books aM ready to hand la with 100 per cent club work, vote was taken by the members and Emma Prink and Ern est Sanderson were elected to attend the 4-H summer school, it waa also decided to hold meetings until the end of the school term. Also they d tolded to take a week-end camping trip aa soon as the weather permits. After the business meeting, games were played and the afternoon was ended with refreshments of cake and cocoa. Mr, Walters and Mr. Thomas were Saturday evening visitors at R. R. Blschoff home, ' Mr. and Mrs. Sanderson and fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. Martin attended a ptnoohle party at the Prlem and Nelson home Saturday evening. The occasion was Mrs. Nelson's birthday and refreshment to celebrate the oo oaslon were served. Several young folks were there and played games around a bonfire. Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Sanderson of Medford visited with home folks Sundsy. Tolo TOLO. April 33, (Bpl.) Although the night waa stormy and fewer folks turned out than usual, averyona en tered Into the carnival spirit and en Joyed themselves April 14. at Tolo schoolhouae wben the Women's club sponsored a carnival to raise funds for civic wort The darky bablea ware a big hit, managed by Louie Brama of Central Point. Mary Muse and Ernestine Tracy bad a llah pond. Georgia Conger and Lethe Vincent were fortune tellers, Mrs. savin Bohnert ran the curio shop, Mar- Jorle Davis at tne candy booth. Mea- damea oreen ana hub som uuu. "hot dogs" and coffee. Mrs. Davis waa cashier; Mrs. Thuraton and pu Dlla. muslo and singing. Mra. Ule shumway and O. A. Baker of Pine Tree camp closed the store and quietly slipped away to Medford. April 18. Returning that venlna they surprised their many mends hv the announcement that thev were now Mr. and Mra. Baker All wish them much happiness and prosperity. H. M. Bunyard of Olendale, i oompanled by Tracy Muss, spent the week-end at the T. A, Muse home Traoy brought four coyote hides home with. him. Ha says they are numarmia over there. Mr. and Mra. Joe Collina returned Sunday night from Red Biuii, vai. .fur attendlnc the rodeo there. Mr. Collins recently purchased 130 acrea pasture land In the Lake Creek district, where he wlU run young stock. Mr. and Mra. P. A. Tracy have pur chased the Ben Little home in ten tral Point. They will remain here until the close of school, then they wUl move to Central point ana sr. Little and mother, Mri. Viola Little will take possession of the Tracy home here. Mr. and Mra. Muse ar spending today at their Talent home, to look after the orchard spraying. HILLSBORO CANNERY RESUMES OPERATIONS HILLSBORO. April 33, (AP) Washington county's largest Industry, the Ray-Mallng cannery hae resumed operations with more than too em ployes at work handling asparagus B. E. Mallni said Crewe would be augmented until a season's peak of 1300 la reached, spinach, etrawbar rlea and peas following the asparagus pack. WINDOW OLAS8 We sell window glees and will replace your broken windows reasonably. Trowbridge Cab inet Works. Mr. and Mra. Henry Owens, Mr. and Mra. Carl von der Hellen and Mr. and Mra. Cecil Culbertaon and daughter Barbara. Big Applegate BIO APPLEOATE. April 33 (Spl ) Miss Beulah Haaklna of Crescent City Is spending two weeks here aa a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace' Hasglns, where she also la visiting her grand father, Newton Hasklns. Willis scott, Little Applegate rancher, recently purchased 83 head of cattle from Claui Klelnhammer. former stockman of this community. Mr. Klelnhammer now operates a feed store In Jacksonville. Mr. and Mra. Olenn McDsnlel re turned here Sunday from a brief trip to Portland. They vlalted relatlvea at Eugene during the trip, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Harr and Odea Carter accompanied Mrs. L. C. Port to Ashland recently, where they were guests of the Ashland high school at their annual "open house" night, The publlo Is cordially Invited to attend a dance at the Applegate community hall Saturday, April 34, sponsored by Applegate home exten sion unit. Purcell'a orchestra haa been engaged for the evening, and lunch w.'U be served at midnight. Committees are preparing for a large crowd. A piano solo by Mlsa Rosella Offen bacher was a feature of the regular program given during the meeting of the 4-H sewing club In the Beaver Creek school last week. Club aonga also were enjoyed by the girl. The pupils are making good progress with their work, and are engaged In mak ing a needle case at the preaetn. Mlaa Josephine Clute, student of the Southern Oregon Normal school, spent the week-end with her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Clute. Quests at the home cf Mra. A. N. Krause 3unday were Miss Enid Punk and Mra. a, W. Howard of Medford. Mra. Prank Knutzen spent Wed nesday night at Grants Pass as a guest of Mrs. Art Hooper. Mra. Clara O'Brien waa hostess to group of local friends at a card party Sunday evening. Two tables of pinochle were In play, and high score waa awarded Mrs. Anne Mullen and Charlea Dunford. Low score went to Mr. and Mra. Harlan Cant rall. Three special vocal numbers given at the Beaver Creek Sunday school Sunday lnoluded solos by Mis Beu lah Hasklns and Mra. D. R. Motley, and a duet by Misses Oladys and Evelyn Byrne. Mrs, Motley Is from Dillon, Mont., and la a guest of her mother, Mrs. Floyd Rlppey. A. L. Kromllng haa been employed In painting at Grants Peas tor several days, A. S, Klelnhammer, Jacksonville merchant who recently assumed business aa a real estate dealer, waa lu the community Friday In the In terest of his new work. Mr. Kleln hammer says that property values an Increasing, and ha bellevea that southern Oregon will become the per manent home of many residents of the drouth area. Alford , Kubll, with the United States navy at San Diego for the last year, left with the fleet recently for Honolulu, ha has written relatlvea here.' Just previous to hi, departure. ' Mr. Kubll waa released from the naval hospital, where he had been for sev eral weeks aa a result of a lacerated thumb. Rogue River valley people motoring here Sunday and calling at the home of Mr. and Mra. Aria Throckmorton, were Mr. and Mra. Piimlo Cardl, Mr. and Mra. Will Hansen, Mlas Irma Thomaa and Lester Throckmorton and eon Dale. Upper Applegate Grange member who were guests of Gold Hill Orange at regu.'ar meeting last week Included Mra. C. W. Culy, Mra. John Byrne, Mr. and Mra. Floyd McKee, Omar Culy, Mra, O. O. Buck, Mra. Lee Port and Mr. and Mra. W. F. Haaklna. . Frank Preston and Frank Cameron were among local ranchera trans acting business In Medford Monday. Mra, Olenn Saltmarah waa hosteaa to members of the Little Applegate sewing club at her home Wednes day. The club meets In monthly sessions. One of the moat Interesting demon strations of the year waa held Wed nesday, when the Applegate exten sion unit met at the home of Mra. Fred Benedict, with "Color In the Home II," the project given by Mrs. Mabel Mack, home demonatratlon agent. Color harmonica and com plete furnishings for living rooms were studied by the group. The fol lowing delegstea were named to at tend Homemakers' Day at Medford, May 8: Mra Ted Offenbacher, Mra, Lee Port, Mrs. John Black and Mra. Fred Benedict, Nineteen women were In attendance at Wednesday'a meet ing, with the following vlaltora: Mrs. Anna Davla from Forest creek, Mra. E. R. Jones of Lake Creek, Mra. Faye Bristol of Provolt and Mrs. Hattla Parker of Thompson creek. All unit people were urged to attend a fes tival at the county courthouse audi torium Tuesday evening, May 11, when Mra. Mauda Morse, specialist from OorvallUi, will speak oa "Prlvl legea for Fathera." The Grange Roxy Ann Orange, Roxy Ann Grange will give a dance In hall on Spring street, April 34. All Granger and friends are cor dially Invited. Sllva' orcheatra. B E. 0. will serve refreshment. HILLS BORo7apII S3P) De claring the plan "mimical to the best interests of the people. Mayor J. J, Oarett returned unsigned the pin-ball licensing ordinance passed unanimously by the city council last week. 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