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rEDFORDMATL TTCTBTTNTE, M"ETFORP, OREGON. STTNDAY. APRIL SB. 1937 PAGE ELEVEN mm Read .very ad od tnla peg. You will probeoly find .x actly tha thing you hav. been looking tor or a sale or -trade for unused article you may Have Search your attic or ator.-room you may find many thlnga other are eeek- ' Ing and be able to realize Immediate cash It what you want Isn't there, advertise for It Tribune Classified ada art inexpensive effective I RATES Per word, first Insertion- (Minimum 25c) Each additional Insertion. per word (Minimum 10c) Per Une per month without copy change .-. l.ta Phone 75 FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST Orange Persian "Teddy." Re ward. 468 Haven. Phone 10B8-L. LOST If dog is missing, call 1616. WANTED MALE HELP LARGE Corporation expanding has opening for reliable man or man ager of office to be opened In Med ford and other cities. No selling. Experience unnecessary. Proposi tion stands most rigid Investiga tion. Should net right man 76 weekly. Only 80 cash required THOMAS YOUNG, 210 S. Clark, Dept. 864, Chicago. WANTED Man to drive car to Se attle In exchange for transporta tion. Must have driver's license. Phone or see P. T. Hendrlcksou care Amy's Cafe, Jacksonville. S SALESMEN 3 Under 80, with car for permanent position with large mfg. Neat ap- ' pearanoe and fair education neces sary. Earnings while training around $36 weekly. Man accepted will work under direct supervision of executive. Not canvassing. Ap ply Box 1186, Mall Tribune. SEVERAL MEN Must have auto, call on farmers your county; excellent proposition: advancement. CAP PER PUBLICATIONS, 416 Lbr. Ex change, Minneapolis, Minn. NATIONAL concern will place, two men for local territory; pay ad vanced dally; commission. Apply Mr. McFarlane, 711 E. Main, 10 to 13 Sunday. FAST MONEY $50 to $100 weekly; commission basis. Want, quick, two salesmen. 30 to 40 years old; prefer experienced selling advertising. In surance, automobiles or specialties. Write, stating experience. Give phone. Address Box 1465, Tribune WANTED Boys to sell newspapers after school. Apply Mall Tribune. WANTED FEMALE HELP ADDRESS Mall postcards. We pay - weekly. All supplies furnished. Write for FREE details. Dorothea Cosmetics. (607) Hynes. Cal.. . THREE first-class waitresses. Resort 18 mllea out. Apply 231 West 6th, Sundsy 10 a. m. WANTED Girl for general house work and care of two children. References required. Call 1280. WEAR FREE DRESSES and show fam ous Fashion Frocks to friends. Sam ple kit free. Earn up to $23 week ly. No experience needed. Fashion Frocks. Inc., Dept. c-0406, Cincin nati, Ohio. WANTED Woman for general house work. 106 Clark. TEACHER or competent stenographer to coach beginner. Box 1443, Mall Tribune. MALE OR FEMALE HELP BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Coin operatod phonographs. Start now In America's fast growing and most profitable business. Only $250 cash needed. World's largett manufacturer will finance balan.- needed Investment oh easiest term. Locations everywhere for America' newest and finest musical Instru ment. A pleasant, legitimate busi ness. Service Instructions and lo cation leads furnished. Write Box 1143, Mall Tribune. HUSBAND AND WIFE to run home operated grocery agency. Every thing supplied; no money risk Earnings up to $200 In a month Details mailed free. Write Mills. 198 Tenth St., Oakland, Cal. MAKE $6 to $24 DAILY developing own business. Protected territory selling guaranteed household neces sities. Reliable salespeople with references. West Coast Products. Kullen Bldg.. Seattle. WANTED SITUATIONS YOUNQ LADY desires work bv day or week. References. 344 N. Bartlett. EXPERIENCED farm hand want work. Allen Jorgsnson. Ashland Ore. Rt. 1. Box 135. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS RESPONSIBLE COUPLE want to rent, by June 1st. furnished, partly fur nished or unfurnished home at least 5 rooms. Must be good loca tion. Box 1426, Tribune. WANTED TO BUY Heavy hogs. 403-J-l. Tel WANTED TO RKTl Unfurnished modern 3 or 4-room house. P. O. Box 693. Medford. WANTED Young heifer calves. Bert Nelson. Sams Vsliey. FURNITURE re-upholstered, reflnlsn ed. re-glued. Tel. eeo-R. Thlbault WANTED Used car or equity. Must hj harcain. Pv cash. 235 E. Main HOUSE p7lNTINa"7 INTERIOR Dec- oratlm. H Cochin. Tel. 13G8-L. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED WOOL. MOHAIR We nave lane order to fill. Highest prices paid MED FORD BAROAIN HOUSE 37 N. Orape St. Phone 1063 WE PAY MORE CASH For your furniture. llnl.llKOOK ANDREWS 6th and Pront. Phone 647. TOP PRICES paid for all kinds of scrap Iron, steel and brass. Bring It to MEDPORD RON e STEEL 1168 No. Central. Phone 40. JUNK Highest prices paid for brass radiator, copper, storage batteries, aluminum and other metal. Scrap Iron, amsll or large lots pipe and machinery, wool and cot ton raga. Inner tubes. Our prices will interest you. Hides. Pelts, Wool, Mohair. Household Goods. Furniture. Stoves bought and sold. MEDPORD BAROAIN HOUSE FOR RENT HOUfcES FOR RENT 6-room house and large Bleeping porch, at 130 pes month In advance, water paid; adults only. Phone 316. 328 S. Hamilton. FOR RENT 6-room modem house, 623 East Main. FOR RENT 6-room house, 187 N Oakdate, $27.60, water paid. In quire at 1827 N. Riverside. FOR RENT 6-room modern unfur nished house; adults; reference. Inquire 417 J St., opposite Oskdale store. FOR RENT Newly decorated house. 236 So. Oakdale. Large space for garden. 4-ROOM furnished house for rent. Phone 1091-H. FOR RENT-APARTMENTS FURNISHED Vi duplex and 2-room apartments, 604 West loth. FOR RENT Modern detached apart ment; well furnished; 4 rooms and bath; private entrances and garage; automatic hot water, Magic Chef . range, electric refrigerator: $30, water paid; adults. 318 N. Central. -ROOM apt.; overstuffed furniture. ' heat, hot water and bath. No. 10 Quince. FOR RENT 2-room furnished apart ment; adults; $13.00. 334 Haven. FOR RENT Small apts. downstairs private home. 118 Oenesee. FURNISHED apartments, 618 North central. FOR RENT Vawter Apartments, cor ner Main and Holly. Ultra-modern 4 and 6-room unfurnished apart- ments. Kitcnen equipped wito Q. E. ranges and refrigeration. Cll 10B3-W. FOR RENT Close in, very nicely furnished 8-rootn apartment; electric refrigerator, not and cold water ana garage. Free $30 per month CHARLES A. WING AGENCY, ING 108 E. Main St. Phone 728. APARTMENT for rent. 345 N Bartlett FOR RENT Well furnished apart ment on first noor auo so oakdaia 3-ROOM furnished apartment, private natn, not ana com water, ugnts. adulta. 913 8. Oakdale. FOR RENT Unfurnished 6-room apartment. 403 S Newtown Call 18 BACHELOR apartment. 446 8 Front FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS NICELY furnished room. 408 W. 6tn. FOR RENT Large or small furnished room. Mrs. waterman, 17 80. New town. Phone 1470-Y. FURNISHED rooma for rent, 106 8. Ivy. ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 8. Grape FOR RENT BOARD ROOM BOARD AND ROOM 23 N. Orange Bt FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE STATION for rent. Apply Associated station, N. Riverside and Jackson. BACHELOR CABIN 446 80. Front. FOR EXCHANGE EXCHANGE Johnson Twin Outboard Motor. Will exchange for single Must be good. Flynn Electric Tel 107. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR TRADE 10 acres, unproved cultivated. 3 miles Grants Pass, for acreage or residence, Medford. Tel. 1310. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Reasonable, 4-room mod ern home; close .In on east side; furnished or unfurnished. Address 1187, care Tribune. SPORTSMEN I Have for sale 830 acres, national home for deer, fish and man. One hour's drive Med ford. See wtlhlte Ranch, Lake Creek. Oregon. ONE ACRE with house, 300 capacity chicken house, well Improved. 1 block from school, city water, elec tric lights: furnished or unfurnish ed, or will trade for larger acre- axe or home in Medford. call at Howard Store, old Central Point Hxy- HAVE BUYER for 6 or 7-room home. 14500 to $5000. Call Harold H. Brown Agency. IBS. FOR BALE Two modern home and one acre of ground. 4 blocks fr-m courthouse on W. Main St. Fine rentals, very low price. BROWN 4e WHITE. Realtor.. Clinton Spencer. Mgr. FOR SALE Stock and dairy ranch. 60 acres. 40 acre In clover and alfalfa. Irrigated; 6-room house, . good barn. 35 head dairy cattle. 1 span horses and farm equipment: adjoining splended outside rsnge. located on atst highway, near school. Only $4000. L. O. P1CKELL. 16 8. Bartlett. ' for RENT OR SALE Good ma!l ; ranch, or trade. Box 1212. Tribune WHEN y.w think of real estate think I of BROWN cfe WHITE. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR 160 acres, 40 acres free water, fishing stresm through place. Alio 414 acres, clover, alfalfa. 4 room house, barn, chicken bouse, 61600. Also 4-room house, modern. 6600, $460 cash. Also modern 8 room house, paved street, base ment, 8 bedrooms, sacrifice, 12 WO. Swing Into spring by buying some lend from "Dad" Roberta, your Real Estate Man, 730 West 2nd WHY PAY RENTt You can own your home. Terms to suit your income. Building and repairing. Room 4, 31 N. Orape. FOR SALE 4-room modern house. 413 N. Columbus, $1000; 10 dorn. balance on easy term. Jackson Co. Bldg. 6s Loan, 126 E. Main. FOR SALE 4-room modern home; Deautuul yara; gqoa location. h 601, Tribune. FOR SALE Modern stucco house. 8 rooms witn storage atuu, narawwwu floors, flreplsce, modern bsth, cor ner lot, double garage. Reported once sold at $6500. Present price, to close estate. $3400. EARL TUMY 310 Liberty Bldg. FOR SALE 8 acres In Ashland: free water; In city umlts; modern. 7 rooms and bath. 373 Orange Ave. FOR SALE 6 oat free soil, at city limits, 5-room modern nouse. case ment. Priced right. Terms. 101 Western Ave. WE SPECIALIZE In home. 81 No. orape, Room 4. HOUSES for sale or rent. Jackson County Bldg. at Loan Assn. EXCHANGE your future rent receipts for a home or your own. uome in and talk It over Fred Powers. Car penter and Bullaer, 31 No. Grape. Room 4. FOR SALE POULTRY AND EGOS R. I. RED Baby Chick, ready now. Custom Hatching. Phone 830-j. Sweeney Poultry Ranch. FOR SALE Rhode Island setting hens, $1. Route 4, Box 88, Buck shot Hill. FOR SALE Year-old White Leghorn roosters. 903 south Hony or iei 1393-L. FOR SALE Registered Boston Terrier puppies, two miles nortn uenirai Point. Rexrood Kennels. Rt. 1, Box 10-A. RUSSELL'S strain, special mated Ruff Orotneton vearllne hens and roosters. Delia Davis. 3117 Capital Ave., near city Reservoir. FOR SALE Setting hens. $140 West Prune: turn right on Cherry McRae. RRONZE turkev natcblne esea. 3 R I. R. roosters. Inquire Pernoll' Store. Applegate. FOR SALE DOGS PETS LOVELY Sealyham puppies, Imported cnampion stocK, at prices, biw toy fox, toy Bostons, small type BCOttiea. ctoyai iwgue cienueis, miles aouth. COCKER Snantel puDPles, roller ca naries. -Thrasher's fennels, ft mue south or pnoenix. f none ai-j -a FOR SALE Terrier puppies. Union Gas Station, old pacific Hwy. ROLLER CANARIES Phone 623-J-3 FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES LOVE'S Reconditioned Used Care have new paint, good rubber and me chanically O. K. 1930 Bulck Sedan 245 1029 65 Chrysler Coupe- 176 1930 Chcrolet coupe uao 1929 Durant 4-door Sedan. 86 1928 Chevrolet 3-door Sedan 65 Some aa low as 15 1704 North Rlveralde. 1928 CHRYSLER SEDAN, good rub ber. Best buy for the money. Ray Linn, 6th house west on Maple Park road. FOR SALE 1928 Hudson 8upei-6 Coupe with rumble seat; good con dition, $85. 1315 East Main. Tel. 742-J. '33 1V4-T. Chev. truck, stske body. Pickup on trade. 16 8. Front. FOR SALE By owner. 1980 Bulck sedan In good shape, see Clay Wltham. Wltham Magneto it Parts Co., 8th and Riverside. C. E. GATES AUTO CO. R. At G. USED CARS 36 Willys Sedan .1466 . 185 . 376 . 646 . 175 29 Dodge Sedan 28 Packard Convertible Coupe- '35 Ford Touring Sedan... , 30 pora coupe ........ C E. OATTS AUTO CO. Used Car Department. 6th and Bartlett. LATE MODEL. HIGH GRADE USED CARS 30-Day Written Ouarantee. Lowest Prices In Medford. 1936 Dodge Deluxe sedan, like new 1936 Plymouth Deluxe sedan, run 9.000 mllea. 1934 Plymouth Deluxe sedan. 1934 Plymouth Deluxe coupe. 1935 Pontile Deluxe edn. 19; Bulck Deluxe sedan, new tire Also 25 other high grade uted car to choose from coupes, sedans and roadetera. LANGE MOTOR CAR CO., Chrytler & Plymouth Dealers. 38 North Riverside Tel. 18 FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Two good young Jersey- Guernsey cows. T. J. Boren, inrce miles north Eagle Point. FOR SALE OR TRADE Saddle horae for fresh cow. 835 So. Riverside FOR SALE Milch goat. Just fresh ened; eheap. phone 857-L. LIOHT farm team: gentle, good work ers: cheap. Box 41. Jacksonville highway. FOR BALE head dairy stock. Call 774-R-l. after 4 p. m FOR SALE Two dry cow, or win trade for one fresh cow or sows with plga. A. B. Haddock, LoeJer Lane. FOR 8ALB8 weaner plga, Cbeatet wnitea. jonn j uonnei. Bwm Bear creek bridge, east of Central Point. FOR SALE Guernsey heifer, first calf. w. O. Knlp. aouth of Oak Grove achool. YOUNG COW. fresrien In few dya Rt. 4. Bnx 00. Spring St. I FOR SALE 8 feeder pigs. Prol. 1 Engelhardt. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 3 cows, one colt, one- horse corn planter, corn cultivator, 1935 Hudson, with good truck bed A. C. Pappe, Central Point, across Bear creek bridge, turn left. FOR SALE -MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Set of 8 left-hand golf dub. Phone 1347-J. FOR SALE Streamline trailer bouse. complete; 14 feet long, 7 feet wide; on Chevrolet chassis; weight 1000 lbs. empty; 3 bed. 643 Palm St. FOR SALE Local grown Yellow Ban tam seed com. an Vancouver. Phone 1016-R. FOR SALE Water-lllle. 45 Qulnoe FOR SALE Small fountain, complete with large mirror. Priced right. Phone 304. P. O. Box A, Trail, Ore. FOR SAL!; New Electrolux refriger ator, radio, washing machine. Un derwood typewriter. Leaving, must sell at once. 9 Mistletoe. FOR SALE Sugar pine ahakes. A. I- Jones. Butte Falls, Ore. GOATS MILK FOR HEALTH From tested goats. Jungfrau Goat Dairy. Phone 437-J. FOR SALE Good house trailer with plenty of built-in, cheap at $225. Also 4-wheel trailer on Ford chassis, $36. See owner, 316 McAndrewr road. FOR SALE Wood range. 835 South wversiae. FOR SALE Four-section sprlngtooth narrow, auu-gauon Bean Triplex sprsyer. Bean 6-h.p. engine and parts for Bean pump. W. B. Bar num. phone 851-R-2. FOR SALE Aalfala seed. Bybee, Medford. P. B. FOR SALE Breakfast set, dresser. rocker, kitchen cabinet, center table, bedstead, rug, wood range heater, 3-burner blue flame oil stove, gas range combination; 5 room house. Inquire 333 Haven St. PANSY, delphinium, foralove. cup and saucer, columbine and holly hocks. 35c per doz. Fine bushy gardenia plants in bud, from 1 lnch pots, special $1.00 each. Meyer Greenhouses, 625 Franquette St. FOR SALE 4-wheel trailer, box bed Ford wheels: lawn awing, concave glass china closet, e-pc. Ivory bed room set with sprlnsg and mattress 122 Portland. PIANO-PLAYER with 76 rolls, $3500: 60 feet chicken wire and fence posts. $2 50: garden plow with send. er attachment, $5.00: one 6-tooth cultivator and one 14-tooth cultl vator. $2.50 each Meyer Green houses. 625 Franquette St. MAJESTIC console 8-tube radio; first 115 takes it. 331 Haven. PIANO SALE A new shipment of pianos Just arrived. Largest sto k of used pianos in southern Oregon to choose from. Lowest prices and terms without Interest. Good pi anos from $58 up. Hawley Trans- ser, 11s n. Riverside. SAWMILL Portable, complete with power 64" Insert tooth saw. Cypress motor inn., crescent uity, box 14 FOR SALE, CHEAP Phllco radio. 1118 Weat 11th. FOR SALE: Oil atorage tanks, 6000 gallon capacity each. L. A. 8alade, Central Point. FOR SALE Bavenport and chair, large rug. beds, etc 119 Almond. FOR SALE 6-h.p. motor, buzz-aaw and family cow. Box 1219, Tribune. FOR SALE No. 1 shakes. $14 per iuuu: $2.Bo per square. Tel. 301-R FOR SALE Lease on 5-room modern bungalow: good location. Phone 643 or 1438. FOR BALE Stetson hata for mm 81.50. Hat Dept.. Unique Cleanera, Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L A drug 6. Fitted for, or pertaining to. digging 1$. Babylonian abode of the dead 14, Voter 15. Evergreen tree IS. Piece of bakad clay 17. Exlat 11. Body Joint 19 Reside 30. Beverage 21 Put on 21. Meditate 21. Unit of electromo tive force H. While 2f. Shove 38. Tallow ooher 17. Rlche S. Ought to 12. Front of the foot II. noil tightly H. Forever It. Kind of dot- 17. Pour fortb or out 18. Animal Inclosure II. Male hep Solution of Yeaterday'6 Punt AMElBA!lClL J rqggSffE D S PR"RA6 'EfjE NT n fm SIMMS is 40. Word of la menu Hon 41. Kind of rubber 42. !la b-elnf 43. Boast 44. Manner! nt 48. Plains away for aafa keeping 47. Baron 48. Punishment 49. Untidy 13 'w' W W H23 LL 24 il SfL 111 WL L 3f 1 lip" 72 W 1""ZZZ I I I , 1-1 I LJ I I Jiu.L I FOR 8ALE . MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Reset cabbage and to mato plants, u. J. Logan, otewan Ave. FOR 8 ALE Used lumber and win dows. 1031', N. central. , FOR BALE 8 55-gal. heavy duty oil drums, a 4-horse Mytag gas engines. 1 Small safe. Wltham Magneto & Part Co. 8th and Riverside. FOR SALE Used opera chairs, A-l condition, hox 037, iTiDune. FOR SALE Seed corn, sudan grass millets, loterita, our prices are wm petltve. Monarch Seed Co. FOR SALE Black Leaf 40. All sites from 1 os. to 60 lbs. Monarch Deed FOR SALE Put Oermoneone In the chick's drinking water, prevent disease, l&onarch Seed Co. NEW row boat for sale. 319 8. New town. FOR SALE Oladloll bulbs 30a dot.: 3 dox 85c; $1.35- per iw. uanua bulbs 16c each. Monarch Seed Co FOR SALE Sheep guano for better gardens. Monarcn seed vo. FOR CHARIS Foundation Garments phone Etsa M. James, 1672-x. riRES. 4 50x31. $4 45. All sizes ac cordingly. PISTON RING8. perfect circle. 85 combination complete set for Ford v-8 $2 98 WILSON MOTOR PARTS 37 South Riverside. GLASS Plate, window and shatter proof auto glass, mirrors and re sllvering Medford Glasa Co. Pel 446. 36 Bo Bartlett. FOR SALE Two oil burnera for furnacea. Inquire Man moune office. RIVER LOAM $2 00 per load. Bate- man's, pnone 1&34-Y. BUSINESS CHANCES RESTAURANT FOR SALE Best busi ness and money maker In Medfora. worth $3500. Must sacrifice. No reasonable offer refused. Other business requires Immediate atten tion. Inquire 436 No. Holly. FOR SALE: Cafe doing good busi ness. DUf Stop; umatwuw. mic. Tame, Talent. MISCELLANEOUS BERNADINE (BUNNY) ARNOLD, for- meiiy Willi Ulliunrna U' u - J Is now at BOWMAN'S BEAU1Y SHOP. Tel. 57 for appointment. COMPLETE parta and repair service on all makes of washing macninea Bargain prices. Feldman Electrlo Store. Phone 937. JACK'S 2nd Hand Store now located at 106 s. Grape St. APOLLO PIANO STUDIO Classical and modern. 131 s. orape. BETTER re-bore Job at a savin? Frees' Garage. 801 N. Central. . BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. TITLE INSURANCE ABSTRACTS ESCROW Expert Window Cleaners. LET OEOROE DO IT Tel. J173 House cleaning, floor waxing, orl ental rug cleaning and upholstering The Fashion Shop. THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking and Remodeling. Button and Bucklea covered. 808 U 8. National Bank Building. Tel. 1181. Use Mall Tribune want ads. Cross -Word Puzzle I. Take out t. Froien water 10. And: Latin 11 inventor of dynamite and donor of peace prlsei 11 Regal 19. Luiurlant 10. Kind of bali&m 22. Silent 28. Stringed Instrument 26. Agricultural Implement 26. Food flih 28. Minute particle 29. Percelvei 10. Character In "Hamlet" 11. Family of klngi 12. Thick and rough SS. Brittle 34. Dispatch 37. Slope 38. Couplet 40. Seed covering 41. Boy attendant 48. City In Italy 44, Jewel 48. Without topping DOWN 1. Black bird 2. Sandy t. Burdened 4. Winn 6. Soft contented aound I. Object of pedal or unrennoninf devotion T. Feminine name BUSINESS DIRECTORY Money to Lend MONEY LOANED ON ALTOS, LIVESTOCK, HRMT", UK. ENIlOKSED NOTES. ETC W want to supply your money needs without red taps or aeiay. sKE W. E. THOMAS MGR. ORB AND WASH. MTQ. CO . MEDFORD'9 OLDEST AND LARGEST PERSONAL FINANCE CO. 45 So Central. Ground Floor Craterlan Theater Bldg. Lie No 8-167-M-180. Phone 139. Painting and Decorating. IIARRV MARX Painting Tinting; Fairer Ilanclng. Phone 1710. Re. 12 i Portland. Transfer. DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE Local and Long Distance Furniture Moving. Bonded carrlera. Fireproof storage Expert crating, packing and ahlpping service. "Davis for Service." Phone 644- EADS TRANSFER 61 STORAGE CO. Office 39 So. Fir. Phone 316. Prices right Services guaranteed. SAMSON Transfer and Storage Fur niture Moving and expert furniture packing service. Fireproof storage new low ratea, P. E. SAMSON CO. Phone 883. 8TU ART'S TRUCKINQ SERVICE Telephone 1033 or 332 111 No Fit St. Local and long distance. Fuel oils, any kind. Green Btamps in side of 3-mlle limit. Under the direction of Ward V. Croft, the Ashland symphony or chestra will open national music week In thla community by hold ing the first concert at the First Methodist church In Medford, Sun day, May 3. Thirty -eight musicians, many of whom have wide professional ex-1 perlence, will be heard lr this sym phony concert which will begin a week of various concerts and musi cal entertainments In Medford. Ac companying them In their organ and piano numbers will be Miss Eva Hazelrlgg Mnrsh and Mies Mary Louise McElhoae, prominent local pianists. Lois C. Young and Effle Kurtz, co- chairmen of the local .muslo week committee, announced that they have received most hearty and sincere co operation from all local organization of the city In planning the program for the week, as well as splendid old from schools, granges, and com m unity cluba over the entire county. Scheduled to appear May 5 of na tional music week -Is Med ford's Jun ior symphony group of seventy-five young players who have appeared twice before this year under the baton of John B. Knight. On this some program the combined glee cluba of the Medford high school and other numbers, to bo announc ed at a later date, will appear. James Stevens will direct the Med ford a lee men in several vocal num bers during the week of May 2nd tn 8th. AU musical associations in the city are urged to take part In thla week of musical entertainment by the co- chairmen. Every effort will be made to glva all muslo lovers of this community a chance to hear the best music available during this week. OEPOT SELECTED Angling Interest was r.portad In creasing yesterday as th. Orant. Pas. sslmon derby n t . r e d th. fourtn of Its sight weeks' period. Thus fsr ther. ha bean Uttl. com petition because of the scarcity of salmon but fishermen are. of the belief that condition, will Improve considerably thl. week. To facilitate the entrance of UM- ford .nglera In the derby, the com mlttee in charge has designated Al Plche' hardware and aportlng good tore at 813 Eaat Main street a. an official weighing station for thla district. It ws pointed out there la no red tape about competing. Flahermen merely bring In their catchea. If any, to Plche' where th. fish officially weighed a. certified. Nate Johnaon of Orant Ps wae leading In th. contest yesterday with a a&lmon weighing tl pounds and four ouncee, caught Friday morning below the mouth of Allen creek, Report of the eoclal event, of the recent dUtiict conference of Zonta International at Portland, will be an Interesting part of the prcgrain ar ranged for the Zonta ctub lunobeon Monday noon at the Medford hotel . A. the time at th. lunobeon will be so limited, Mr.. Margaret fab nek, club preaident, announced that talk, regarding the bulneaa session of the conference will be given at sn evening meeting In the near fut ure. Talisman Lodge No. tl, Knights of Pythias. Monday, April 90th. Initiation I a q u I r . Rank. Vtaltlng mem ber, welcome. Clyde Plchtner, O. C. The Catholic Ladle, will hold a rummage aale Friday and Saturday, at 408 Eatt MMti Those having donations, phone 741. SYMPHONY GROUP OF ASHLAND WILL OPEN MUSIC WEEK SALMON WEIGHING SOCIETY and CLUBS By Janet Wray Smith Continued from page 4 State Officers to Inspect Auxiliary Here This Week Xn preparation for the coming vlait of atat officer, membera of the auxiliary of Spanish War Vet erans wilt meet Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the armory to prac tice. A apeclal meeting la alio achedul ed for Thursday evening when the department president will Inapect the auxiliary. Col. Sargent camp membera an Invited to attend the Thursday event. Dinner will be aerved at 0:80 o'clock. Alao planned la a luncheon Fri day afternoon at 19 o'clock in the private dining room of the Holland hotel. In honor of the visiting offi cers. All auxiliary members are urg ed to be present and a cordial In vitation Is Issued to membera of the camp. i American Legion Auxiliary By Grace Holmes Next meeting of the auxiliary la to be held Tuesday evening, April 37 In the club room of the auxlltur In the armory. This la to be the social meeting of April. AU members and visiting members are urged to be present as a pleasant evening Is an ticipated. As disabled veterans of the World war In hospitals and workrooms In all parts of the country are making popples to be worn In memory of their fallen comrades on Poppy Day In May, school children throughout the United States are putting the finishing touches to the posters thej are submitting for the poppy poster contest. Perhaps the general publlo Is unaware that Medford has consid erable talent among pupils In the art department of the public school. One of the pupils of the Medford school department won state renown In the contest conducted by the American Legion auxiliary last year He was rewarded with a cash prise from the Medford unit ox the auxili ary as well as a larger cash prise from the state department of the auxiliary Another poppy poster contest la In progress and Medford unit Is waiting anxiously to see how many more hon ors will be awarded this year. Tha local contest doses around May 1. State honors will be awarded during the convention In Albany this sum mer and national honors will be awarded In September at Mew York City. Did you know that the American Legion was the first national organi sation to adopt tha poppy as Its me morial flower, having taken thla action at the national convention In Cleveland, September 87 to 39, 1920. This Is particularly fitting aa the American Legion la a World war or ganization only and the poppy t a flower that blooms abundantly on the battlefields of Prance where the scene of the World war was princi pally laid and where, so many of our men had fallen In battle. Auxiliary Change. Date of Meeting Announcement has been made of the meeting of Bt. Mark' women's autlllary aet for tomorrow afternoon at the horn, of Mm. will Andrew. on Weat Tenth street, at 9:30 o'clock. Session are ordinarily held Tues days. Bridge Club to Meet Thursday Member, and friend, of th. Build ing Brldg. club will be entertained Thunday afternoon at the home of Mr. 0. A. Kuthe, 714 Weat Tenth atreet. r Dessert-luncheon Is planned for 1:80 o'clock with bridge to follow during th. afternoon. A cordial Invitation 1 Issued to all member, and friend.. ladle of Club Plan Tournament Activity at thl. ntt'i ladles' day at th. Rogu. Vallay golf club W1U enter around - a two-club tourna ment during the afternoon. The tournament will follow the usual luncheon In the club house at 13:30 o'clock. Those? entering th. tournament will use a putter and any other club they choose. Oolf ball, will be awarded winner. Mrs. Purdln Club lloates Mr. Fred Purdln wa. ho teas to member of the DeMolay Mothers- club at her home Monday afternoon. ueasert luncheon Waa served, color ful tulip, forming the centreblece Harold Hartael presented the club with a gav.i in memory of Alvln Thorbus. Next meeting has been set tor May it at th. home of Mr.. A. ft. ovocss. Mrs. j. i. Crawford ana Mr, o. R. Ne!on will aunt th. nestle. WHY? Country rtome on old Stage Road a-roora modem bona beantlfal home alt overlooking valley to acre family orchard, Ch.rrtea, Berries, Apricot, SaUum Plum, Pecb, tcr of Or pee. Ingitab Walnut.. This la real placa. Owner It her to au thl place. Sacrifice price (5800. Term, on part. Phon 1127-Y JT. Book Reviews Are Program Features Appearing on the program of last week's meeting of the Wednesday Study club was Mrs. M. I. Alford, who reviewed "Apache Agent" by Wood worm Club. The book, Mrs. Alford aald, U ft story of John P. Clum's life a agent of tbe Apache Indiana. She stated the Apaches were then considered the most dangerous of all Amerlo&n In dians. Mr. Clum believed these In dians had been demoralised by mis rule. Mrs. Alford pointed out that Mr. Clum was always fair and Just with them, teaching them self -government and substituting arts of peace for those of war. The speaker concluded her review by telling something of her own childhood memories of her life on the Klamath agency, where) her father, Lindsay Applegate, was agent at that time. Mrs. A. J. Kanby reviewed "This Way to the Big Show," written by Dexter Fellows and Andrew A. Free man. The book give the life of Fel lows, who has been press-agent for over 40 years. Mrs. Hanby described the growth and modernization of the circus In the last 100 years, from tha use of torches and candles to the most modern electric equipment of today, Mrs. Hanby discussed vastneas of tha enterprise and the social and economic life of members of tha great organisation. Mrs. j. H. Coohran presented cur rent events. Party nonors Mrs. Fisher Mrs. Margaret Fisher was the honor guest of the Alpha Delta class party Thursday afternoon In the recrea tional hall of the First Christian church. Mrs. X. H. Gove headed the group In charge. Mrs. Fisher was crowned as May Queen, with Mrs. 6. M. Hon, past president, reading a poem and Mrs. . Fisher being presented with flowens from the class. Games and refreshments finished the afternoon. About 40 guests were present for the affair. Council Session -Set for Tuesday Mrs. Route B. Miller 1. to be hos tess to member, of the city council. Parent-Teacher aaaoolatlon, at hu home on Roes Lan Tuesday after noon. The affair la to be dessert-lunch eon at 1:15 o'clock. A feature of th. program will be report, on th. re cent convention to b presented by delegate.. KEENE MENTIONED AS O.S.C. MANAGER OORVAUJB. April 34. V-0. T. Ruzek, chairman of th. Intercollegiate athletic board, aald today the board will not appoint a new Oregon state athletic manager to succeed carl A. Lod.ll, resigned, until May 1, the next meeting of the governing board It may be th. latter part of May be fore th. decision U) mad., h. aald. It I believed th. expected decis ion concerning th. athletlo t-up at tha State college from the .tat. board of higher education ha. Influ enced tne belated appointment. The .tat. board will meet her. -Monday and Tuesday. Meanwhile a number of name, were being mentioned for th manager' poat. Roy "Spec" Keen., former Ore gon state athletic atar and director of athletic at Willamette) university, I on of the most popular potential uoceaaor. whoa, nam ha been mentioned. ' , Mr. Bessl Morgan -Bea.1. Morgan, wife of Ray Mor gan, a former re.ld.nt of Medford, paased away early Thursday morning at th. family residence In Jackson ville after an lllneaa of th past two years. Beaale MoOe. wa. born March 37, 1877, In Oakflald, Wl, and waa 80 year of age. 6b. wa united In marriage to Ray Morgan In Oahkoah, Wl. They Immediately moved to St. Paul, Minn., to make their home, coming to aouthern Oregon In 1830. During her residence here sh. had made many friends who will b grieved to learn of her passing. She leave, baslde. her husband on daughter, Mrs. Harold He, of Phoe nix, Arlr., who arrived In Medford Friday evening, and one son, Bnnt Moo, of Bt, Paul, Minn. Funeral service will b conducted from th Perl funeral bom Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Blder Johnson officiating. Interment will take place in the Jacksonville cemetery. Secttllh Bit. Stated meeting Council and Consistory, 7:80 p. m.. April 38th. U at William., Seey. Use M1I Tribune want ad.. 0. 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