MEDFOTCD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1937.
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LOST If dog is missing, call 1510.
WANTED MALE HELP ,
WANTED AT ONCE
Three live-wire salesmen under 30;
must he experienced selling maga
zines, pictures, sllk-sox. etc. A real
opportunity to Join large successful
company, commission, $5 to $10
dally. Steady work. Pay dally.
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phone, address, Box 1465, Mall
Tribune.
WANTED AT ONCE
Three real go-getter salesmen. 35 to
45 years old; $10 to $15 per day,
commission; pay dally. Prefer men
experienced selling advertising, In
surance or specialties. A Real Op
portunity. Seady work. Immedi
ate connection. Write, stating full
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phone, address, Box 1465, Mall
Tribune.
WANTED Man. S5-50, who would
appreciate steady position with old
reliable firm. Excellent future.
Car, references required. Write P.
O. Box 900, Medford, Ore.
IF YOU have sales ability and are
willing to work, contact Mr. Ed
alnes. Rogue River Roof Co., 122
N. Riverside.
WANTED Boys to sell newspapers
after school. Apply Mall Tribune
WANTED FEMALE HELP
WANTED Experienced waitress at
Hotel Jackson.
WANTED SITU AT10N8
SINGLE MAN wants ranch or tractor
work. Inquire 1140 W. 8th St.
WANTED By lady, employment of
any kind except housework. Box
31, Applegate.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED a or 3-lnch Iron pipe, any
lengths. Phone 578-R.
BEAUTICIAN wanted, with following.
Call Mrs. Chord. 36 So. Central.
formerly Roseborough'a Beauty
- Shop.
DUCK BTAMPS WANTED Will pay
150 apiece for good used copies of
1034. 1835, or 1936 duck stamps.
F. O. Lange. box 1131, Tribune.
WANTED TO RENT Unfurnlsbe.1
modern 3 or 4-room house. P. O.
Box 693, Medford.
HOUSE PAINTINO & INTERIOR Dec
orating. H. Cogblll, Tel. 1368-L.
WANTED WOOL. MOHAIR We nave
large order to fill. Highest prices
paid
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
37 N. Grape St. Phone 1062
WE PAY MORE CASH
For your furniture.
H01.11ROOK A ANDREWS
6tn and Front. Phone 647.
TOP PRICES paid for all kinds of
KIBp UUU, LCC uw mib-
It to
MEDFORD IRON & STEEL
1155 No. Central. Pbune 40.
JUNK Highest prices paid for brass
radlatora. copper, storage Batteries,
aluminum and other metals.
Scrap iron, small or large Iota
pipe and machinery, wool and cot
ton raga. Inner tubes
Our pricea will interest you.
Hides Pelts. Wool. Mohair.
Household Goods. Furniture, Stove
bought and sold.
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
FOR RENT - APARTMENT8
FOR RENT 3-room apt., ground
floor; private bath. Also 3-room
and 1-room apt. 412 N. Ivy.
FOR RENT Small apartment, 146
South Ivy.
FOR RENT 2 furnished apartment,
new furniture, completely recondi
tioned Phone 237 days, 610-J-2
evenings.
FURNISHED i ouprex and 3-room
apartment, eua west lutn.
J-HOOM nt.! overstuffed fumltur
Electrolux, heat, hot water and
bath. No. 10 quince.
APARTMEN1 for rent 345 N Bartlett
FOR RENT ell furnished apart
ment on first floor 304 So oakdale
FOR RENT Unfurnished 6-roora
apartment 403 9 newvowu
BACHELOR apartment. 448 S Front
FOR RENT BOARD ROOM
BOARD and room. 829 West 11th.
ROOM AND BOARD for 1 or 3 gen
tlemen; garage; close In. 333 6
Grape.
ROOMS and meals. 18 N. Riverside
FOR RENT-
MISCELLANEOUS
BACHELOR CABIN 444 So. Front.
FOE RENT HOUfcES
FOR RENT a -room furnished home,
garage; adulu. 731 West and.
FOR RENT s-room house, newly
papered. 20 00 month, water paid.
Key at IS 8. Peach.
FOR RENT Unfurnished, modern
o-ruum nouse. inquire 417 J 6t.,
opposite Oakdale Grocery.
FOR RENT Furnished house, No. 3
wun, weai mn at. Adults
only. Tel. 338.
FOR RENT 5-room house partly
lurnunea, close in. Also 4-room
and 3-room apartments, partly fur
nished. Inquire na King St.
FOR RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
FOR RENT Nleeiy furnished room,
garage; home privileges. Tel. 1564.
HEATED and nicely furnished room
for business woman or man, 105
Geneva.
FOR RENT Furnished room with
hot and cold water and garage, n
S. Orange St. Call after 6 p. m.
NICELY furnished room. 408 w. 8tn
ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 8. Grape
FOR EXCHANGE
TO TRADE My equity In Willys S6.
for pickup. 23 chestnut.
FOR SALE OR TRADE for car, com
pletely equipped service station.
Call 275-J after I o'clock.
FOR EXCHANGE REAL
ESTATE FOR 8ALE Good 4-room house,
cheap. See owner, 911 8. Peach St.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Well Improv
ed 2 acres, close In. Box 1339,
Tribune.
STOCKTON. CALIF, property, value
eiiuu. traae ror wnat nave you.
Medford or vicinity. 31 North
Grape St., Room 4.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 200-acie
dairy farm In Langell Valley. Want
small Improved acreage. - R. C
Crowley, Bonanza. Oregon.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
WANTED Ownera to furnish prop
erties ana ousiness ior sale ana
trade. We furnish buyers and
traders. No commission. Write
for particulars. National Buyers
and Traders Club, co General De
livery, Medford, Ore.
YOU CAN'T BEAT THIS
Modern 6 rooms and sleeping porch.
fireplace, concrete Basement, gar
age, nice lot. paved street. Price
$2500; term like rent.. Tengwald
Agency.
FINE CABIN and 3 large lots on
Rogue river; excellent location; lor
sale at a bargain.
C. S. BUTTERFIELD
Medford Bldg.
FOR SALE 100 acres land, 4-year-
old gelding, broken to work; two
work mares; cheap. J. O. Duggan,
Sams Valley.
80 ACRES, all under cultivation, some
free water; good 6-room plastered
house, barn, etc., only 3 miles out.
Price $5500; terms. Team, 2 cows,
100 hen go with place. You'll have
to hurry for thia one.
A BARGAIN FOR YOU 8 '4 "res.
deep bottom soil, no buildings, close
In. Full prloe $875; terms.
7 Acres. Irrigated, 4-room house,
barn, garage, etc., 15 minutes out.
Trade for modern city residence.
TENGWALD AGENCY
125 W. Main.
SACRIFICE FOR QUICK SALE 5
acre tract, fair Improvements, city
water. Only $100 cash, balance
terms or trade for smaller place
livestock or what have you? Route
1, Box 613, Medford. Mariposa Or
chard. FOR SALE Good 6-room house. 3
bedrooms, on pavement, $1900.00:
$300 00 down. H. O. WILSON,
Phone 1564.
IF YOU want to sell or exchange
your farm property, list witn us.
One of our prospect may want
what you have.
R. MEAD COOLEY
Phone 1831. 411 Haven St.
GARRETT'S POULTRY FARM at
Grants rasa tor saje; iu acr-
capacity for 3800 layera. Stocked
with layera and growing pullets.
P. O. Box 183. Phone 145-R. East
N St.. Grant Pass, Oregon. C. F
Garrett, owner.
FOR SALE 81 acre Tule Lake po
tato land. Will accept Medford
property for part payment. R.
Edwards, 8. Ore. Brewing Co., Mid
ford. FOR 8 ALE Well furnished 5-roum
modern home In Ashland, on pated
street. $300 down, balanoa tike
rent. Write Box 1163. Tribune.
FOR SALE 5-room moderp house
Largs front porch, back screen
porch, double garage. Half block
from school. Price $1400: aome
terms. Cell at 1617 N. Riverside or
721 8 Peach.
FOR SALE Reasonable. 4-room mod
ern nome; ciooe i w
furnished or unfurnished. Address
1187. care Tribune.
SPORTSMEN I Have for aale 830
acres, natural home for deer, fish
and man. One hour' drive Med
ford See WUhlte Ranch, Lake
Creek. Oregon.
WHEN you think of real estat think
of BROWN 6 WHITE.
WHY PAY RENT? You can own
your home. Term to ult your
Income Building and repairing.
Room 4. 81 N. Crap.
WE SPECIALIZE In home. 81 No
Grape. Room 4. ' .
HOUSES for aale or rent. Jackson
County Bldg. e Loan Asn. ,
EXCHANOB you' future rent receipt
for a borne of your own. Come In
and Ulk It over Fred Powers. Car
penter and Bullaer. 31 No. Orap
P. rem
FOR 8ALE POULTRY
AND EGGS
BRONZE turkey natchlng eg!. 3 R
I R roosters Inquire Pernolli
mr Ancient
FOR SALE-LIVESTOCK
ran sals 3 cows, on colt, on-
TwST CentraTPoint. .cro.
I Bear creek onoge. '
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
AUCTION SALE Saturday. May 1st,
at the Livestock Sale Pavilion in
North Medford. All classea of live
stock will be sold. Call 851 -J-S
for property listings. So. Oregon
Livestock Auction Co. Col. A. H
Dudley, Auctioneer.
FOR SALE Registered Guernsey
cow, freshen soon, good buy at $135.
Also purebred Jersey, second calf,
freshen soon, no papers, $76. Tel.
14-F-4.
FOR SALE Two good Swiss Jersey
milk cows. 3 and 4 years oio; rnun
soon. Call 694.
FOR SALE Horse and cows. lltht
stock trailer. Jack Martin, Stewurt
Ave. and Thomas road
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
ABBEY'S SPECIAL
33 V-8 Tour. Sedan, 14.000 miles;
perfect; $563. 112 S. Riverside.
FOR SALE By owner, 1931 Ford
sedan, A-l - condition. $285. r.
Lawson. Rogue River, Ore.
1934 FORD V-8 a -door DeLuxe Sedan.
Price $395. Call at Lange Motor
Car Co., 38 N. Riverside.
'33 114-T. CHEV. Truck, dual tires.
long wneeinaae. nexup on traae.
16 So. Front.
GOOD USED CARS
Low Prloes Liberal Term.
3 1936 DeLuxe Plymouth Sedan.
2 1934 Plymouth Sedans.
1930 pontlac DeLuxe sedan.
1933 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan.
1934 Plymouth DeLuxe Coupe.
1932 Bulck DeLuxe Sedan.
6 Ford V-8 Coupes and Sedans.
33 and '34 models, priced very low.
1933 Chevrolet 6 Sedan.
1931 Dodge Sedan.
1930 Chevrolet DeLuxe Coupe.
Also a large stock of earlier models
at tteai low rocea.
LANOE MOTOR CAR CO.
38 N. Riverside.
Chrysler and Plymouth Dealer.
User Car Lot, 25 8. Riverside.
C. E. GATES AUTO CO.
R. & G. USED CARS
'36 Willys Sedan
.$465
. 185
. 275
. 645
. 175
29 Dodge Sedan
28 Packard Convertible Coupe
'35 Ford Touring Sedan
30 Ford Coupe
. C. E- GATS AUTO CO.
Used Car Department.
6th and Bartlett.
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
JACK'S 2nd Hand Store, 108 8. Grape.
Good dressers, rockers, chairs, dav
enport sets, bedroom sets. Many
other wanted article. 106 S. Grape.
FOR SALE Bees, supers and hives,
$3.50. A. F. Curtrtght, Beall Lane.
FOR SALE Two e-h.p. Bean spray
ers, priced to sen. w. F. Biaaie.
Tel. 569-R-2. Adjoining airport on
north.
FOR SALE standard store scale,
100-lb. Icebox; terrier puppies. In
quire Union Serv. Station, Midway
road and old Pacific Hwy.
CHARL8 CORSETS Tel. 1673-X.
TOR 8 ALE Breakfast set, chegt of
- drawers, practically new. lei. uio
FOR SALE Tomato, cabbage, cauli
flower plants. C. J. Logan, Stewart
Ave.
LATEST MODEL Airway cleaner, sold
new at $69.50; will sell for 937.60
' 33 Rose Ave.
FOR SALE! Fishing boat with oars;
well made; priced reasonable. 601
N. Grape.
FOR SALE Disc plow. L. W. Rohrer,
Brownsboro.
FOR SALE; Hardy tomato and cab
bage plants. Mary O. Carey, south
of Phoenix.
FLAT top desk, swivel chair, usfd
cook stove. Reasonably priced. 41
8. Front St.
FOR SALE Sugar pine shakes. A. It
Jones, Butte Falls, Ore.
FOR SALE Four -section spr Ing toot b
harrow, 300 -gal Ion Bean Triplex
aprsyer. Bean 6-h.p. engine and
parts for Bean pump. W. B. Bar
num. phone 851-R-3.
FOR SALE Aalfala aeed. F. E
Bybee. Medford.
FOR SALE Oil storag tanks, 6000
gallon capacity each. L. A. SaJado,
Central Point.
FOR SALE C -hp. motor, buzz -saw
and family cow. Box 1319. Tribune
TIRES. 4 50x21. $4 46. All sites ac
cordingly. PISTON RINGS, perfect
circle. 85 combination complete set
for Ford V-8. S3 98
WILSON MOTOR PARTS
37 South Riverside.
GLASS Piste, window and shatter
proof auto glass, mirrors and re
silvering Medford Glaaa Co. Tal
446. 36 So Bartlett.
FOR SALE Two oil burners Tot
furnaces. Inquire Mall Tribune
office.
RIVER LOAM 13 00 per load. Bste-
man's. Phone 1534-Y.
BUSINESS CHANCES
I3A0 CASH handle snappy little
downtown restaurant. Owner leav
ing town. Boi 1348. Tribune.
FOR RENT Service station, store and
bouse; reasonable, union Oa 8ta.,
Midway road and old Pacific Hwy.
INDEPENDENT BUSINESS
If you would like to enter bualneaa
for yourself and make an Inde
pendent llvlnkj. try Rawlelgh Re
tailing. Oood territories open now
Call or write Edward Jone. Raw
lelgh Dealer. Central Point. Ore.
MISCELLANEOUS
O-SLrTND-O Reduce where you wlah
to reduce. No dieting. No exe
cuting. No drunglng. Harml.vw
BOWMAN'S BEAUTY 8HOPPE, Tel
57.
BERNADINI (BUNNY) ARNOLD t'Jr
merly with Clnderell Beauty Sh p.
Is now at BOWMAN'S BEAU1Y
SHOP. Tel. 67 for appointment.
COMPLETE part and repair service
on all makes or waaning maenmea
Bargain pricea. Feldman Electric
Store. Phone 637.
JACK'S 2nd Hand Store now located
at 10S B Orape St.
APOLLO PIANO SrUDIO Classical
and modern 131 S Orap
BETTER re-cor lob t aatlnf
fre' Oarage, 801 M. Central, .
FOR SALE DOGS PET8
FOR BALE Wire-haired puppies and
bantam hens, cheap. 326 Alice.
Phone 953-J.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
JACKSON COUNTY
ABSTRACT CO.
TITLE INSURANCE
ABSTRACTS
ESCROW
Expert Window Cleaners.
LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1173
House cleaning, floor waxing, orl
ental rug cleaning and upholstering
The Fashion Shop.
THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking
ana Remodeling. Buttons and
Buckles covered. 808 0 8. National
Bank Building. Tel. 1181.
Money to Lend
MONEY
LOANED ON AUTOS. LIVESTOCK.
FURNI1 L'KE. ENDORSED
NOTES. ETC.
We want to supply your money needs
wunoui rea cape or aeiay.
8KE W. E. THOMAS
MGR. ORE AND WASH MTG. CO.
MEDFORD' 9 OLDEST AND LARGEST
PERSONAL FINANCE CO.
45 So Central. Ground Floor
Craterlan Theater Bldg.
Lie. No S-157-M-180. Phone 139.
Painting and Decorating.
HARRY MARX
Painting Tinting
Paper Hanging.
Phone 1710. Res. 122 Portland.
Transfer.
DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Local and Long Distance Furniture
Moving. Bonded carriers. Flreprool
storage Expert crating, packing
and shipping service. "Davis for
Service." Phone 644.
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Office 36 so Fir. phone 315. Prices
right Services guaranteed.
SAMSON Transfer and Storage Fur
niture Moving ana expert rurniture
packing service. Fireproof storage
new iow rates.
P. E. SAMSON CO. Phone 883
STUART'S TRUCKING SERVICE
Telephone 1033 or 333 111 No Fli
St. Local and long distance. Fuel
oils, any kind. Green stamps in
side of 3 -mile limit.
LEGAL NOTICES
Warrant Call.
There are funda on hand for the
payment of School District No. 37
warrant numoer 38, issued May 15,
1036. ' Interest to cease May 30. 1037.
Payable at First National Bank of
Portland, Medford. Oregon.
J. w. STRAUBE, Clerk.
Notice.
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon, Jackson County.
In the Matter of the Estate of Kate
R. Dennlston, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby Riven that the un
dersigned as administrator with 'he
will annexed of the above named do
cedent, hne filed herein his final re
port and account and that May 17,
1037, at 10 o'clock a. m., at the court
house In the City of Medford In said
county has been fixed by the above
named court as the time and place
for hearing objections to said final
account, and for the examination and
allowance thereof.
Dated: April 16, 1937.
E. H. JANNEY,
Administrator with the will imnexed
neads Parka 50 Yen.ra
5 AN FRANCISCO (APJ-John Mc
Laren haa rounded out an even half
century as head of San ;ranclsco'a
park system. He Is credited with cre
ation of the world famous Golden
Gate park In an area of shifting
sand dunea.
Mail Tribune Daily
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Brownsboro
BROWNSBORO, April SO. (Spl)
Cba. Whlttaker of Montana 1 a
guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
H. w. Wright. Last Sunday H. W.
Wright. Bill Swalm. Lol and Billy
Wrlht with their guest, Mr. Whit
taker, enjoyed the day picnicking at
Holcomb springs and visiting at the
Crawford home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Heckner of Jack
sonville visited Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Fernlund and Mr.
and Mrs, j. D. Henry.
BUI Swalm has been working at
the Howard Johnon home painting
and papering the Interior.
Mr. Wayne Wakefield of Cottage
Grove 1 the guest of her parent,
Mr. and Mrs. Oeo. Brown, thi week.
Among those flahlng along the
creek at Brownsboro Sunday were
Mr. Moeden of Gold Hill and Mr. and
Mr. B. J. Bell of Medford, who have
made many friends here through
their aluminum health dinners.
Lindsay Tlbbeta of Eagle Point and
Cha. Craig of Medford spent Sunday
here with home folks. -
Mr. and Mr. H. W. Wright and
Mr. and Mr. Ray Baker attended the
turkey dinner given by the grange
at Jacksonville Friday evening
Louis Rohrer and Oerald Hansen
spent Sunday visiting at Hornbrook.
Calif.
Mr. and Mr. Melvln O. Wright
and son Jlmmle. of Medford, visited
at the H. W. Wright home.
Donald Bleberatedt of Medtord vis
ited friends nnd relative here Sun
day. .,.;
Riviera
RIVIERA. April 30. (Spl) TWO
real estate transfers have been made
In the laat few days. The Rltter
property on Ml Her 'a Gulch was sold
to J. M. Franklin and B. A. Flick
of California purchased the Henry
Korth property.
-Mrs. Marjorle Austin and email
daughter arrived April 34 from In
diana, for an-extended visit with har
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Antone Engle.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pratt of
Medford visited her sister Mrs. Nor
man Baxter, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clare St umbo and
Otto Fuhrman were among Grants
Pass ahoppera Tuesday.
David Blrdseye and Edsel White
attended the show at Grants Pass
Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. H. 8. Harris and
daughter Dorothy of Gold Hill vlstted
at the R. L. Miller home April 33.
H. A. Korth haa purchased a new
Graham car. The Korth's will be
moving soon to Gold Hill to reside
until the close of this school term
then they plan on taking up their
residence In California.
Mr. Lee of the Colony la erecting
two new oablna on his property.
Word was received by friends of
Mrs. Elsie Battln, who la now In In
diana, that aha expected to have
work there and would not return to
Oregon until fall.
Steel Demand Up
WASHINGTON (AP) Consumption
of finished steel In the United States
last year was about 3,350 pounds per
family, the highest per family con
sumption since 1920.
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Big Applegate
BIO APPLEGATE. April SOWSpl.)
Chester Unci of thia nmmiinltv l
student of Medford tun lor htsh
school, was a member of the chorus
participating in the operetta. "An
Old Kentucky Garden." fflven bv the
school last week.
Robert Relnhardt, assistant dis
trict ranger here, la spending a
week's vacation In the north. Aroact.
Ing to visit points in Washington
and Canada, Including Bonneville
dam.
A number of Medford people mo
tored to Squaw lake Sunday, includ
ing Mr, and Mrs. Everett Miller, who
spent the day at their cabin there.
Fishermen reported few catches, which
they believed due to the high water
In the lakes. Among other Medford
people at the resort, several of whom
had motor boats on the lake were Mr.
and Mra. Ward Herron. Bob Young,
Mr. and Mra. Clarence Smith, Mr.
and Mra. Leo Surels, B. L. Hunter and
son Jerry, Jimmy Lewis, Harold Mitch
ell, Mrs. Frances Bare, Dick Dug an.
and Del Bergman. Miss Florence Olf
ford of Jacksonville and Morris Byrne
and Warren Mee. Jr.. of thia commun
ity also spent the day there.
Mra. Ed ward Pease of Med ford ,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Culy
of thia district, haa been awarded
a contract to teach at the Applegate
school again next term. Mra Pease
haa taught there during the last two
years.
The Applegate Grange la sponsoring
a dance at the Applegate Community
hall, Saturday, May 1, the lecturer
haa announced. Music will be furn
ished by an orchestra from Murphy.
Rev. D. D. Randall of Medford,
missionary of the American Sunday
school union, visited the Beaver
Creek Sunday school where ha deliv
ered an excellent sermon to an ap
preciative group. The school will con
vene at l p. m. next Sunday instead
of at 3:00, the regular meeting time.
Mra. Frank Knutaen waa hoatesa
to 13 guests at a birthday dinner
Sunday evening complimenting Mra.
E. H. Taylor and Wm. Ludwig. Cards
and monopoly were enjoyed during
the evening.
Upper Applegate Grange Invites the
public to attend a danoe at their
hall Saturday, May 1. Sylvla'a orches
tra from Jacksonville will furnish
miiaio.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McDanlel, ac
companied by their guests, Mr. and
Mra. Glenn McDanlel of Portland,
motored to Granta Pass Sunday, re
turning by Gold Hill, where they
visited the popular "house of mys
tery." -
Local schools are training for track
events and baseball which will be
featured at annual play day held at
Ruch May 31.
Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle May field, who
left thia community a year ago to
reside at Cedonla, Wash., have writ
ten frlenda here that their home waa
completely destroyed by fire a short
time ago,
All project work scheduled for the
club year ending next month haa
been completed by the local extension
unit. Members, not wishing to dis
band at the present have chosen to
meet Wednesday afternoon, May S,
when numerous kinds of recreational
gamea will be learned. All who are
Interested In the extension work of
fered by Oregon State college through
th office of the home demonstration
agnt are Invited to attend. The meet
ing will be held at the club room
at Applegate school building.
Mrs. Dora Saltmarah, who has spent
the last two months at Medfjrd, la
a guest here this week at the home
of Mrs. Lllla Haaklna.
Mr. and Mra. Jack Cleaves of Med
ford are spending a few daya with
Mrs. Cleaves parents, Mr. and Mra.
E. H. Taylor.
Mr. and Mra. Lee Port and daughter
Frances, accompanied by Harry Cam
eron and Odea Carder, telephone op
erators at Star ranger -station, mo
tored to Crescent City Sunday.
Charlea Boyce of Squaw Iake la
spending a few daya with Mr. and
Mrs. George Buckley at Ruch.
Stanford achievement testa were!
given pupils of the local schools last
week and teachers assembled at Ruch
Saturday for correction of the exam
ination papers. Teachers and pupils
went to Ashland Thursday for par
ticipation in the annual county mu
st 0 festival.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ayrea of Butte
Falls visited friends here Sunday,!
among whom were Mr. and Mrs.
Olenn Saltmarsh. Mr. Ayrea. who
taught laat year at Little Appiegete
school la teaching at Mt. Pitt.
Mr. and Mra. Roy Baker of Medford
were guests Monday at the home of
Mrs. Ray Offenbacher. Mr. Baker, era
ployed wltb the forest service at Med
ford, came there recently from Klam
ath county.
Phoenix
PHOENIX. April SO (Spl.) Mr.
Oeorge Drulw. Mr. Ouy Blahop, Mr.
Raymond Furry and Mr. L. Coleman
lert early Wediuaday morning to at
tend the dlatrlet contention of
Neighbor of Woodcraft at Bugene
April 29 and 80.
Mr. nd Mr. Henry Bennett of
Provolt called on friend lt week.
A group of friend and neighbor
clled on nd urprled Mona Pern
t her horn on Third atreet Mon
day evening. Refreshment were
aerved following an evening of Melt
ing. Ladle prewnt Included the
Mr Ml. me Berkley, Be mee. Brtaooe.
Coblelgh, Furry, Hallcraft, Hallgren.
Stead man. Turpln, Wllaon, and Ml
Sueenn Barkley, and tbe bonoree,
Mra. Pern.
Otne Davie, Jack W. Samuel and
Jerk D. Samuel left Monday morn.
Ing by motor for 8m mncitco,
where they will meet Gilbert H. Da
vis. Mr. Davis haa spent the past
two years in Andagoya, province of
Colombia, South America, with a
mining corporation.
Elva Briscoe, Inea Turpln, Elva
Furry and Nettle Hallcraft are In
charge of plans and arrangements
for a special Mothera' Day meeting
to be given by members of the
Thursday club.
A motorist passing through hit and
killed the George Waterman family
pet on the Pacific highway near First
street Wednesday morning.
A regular meeting of the 4-H club
waa held last Wednesday. Through
Mr. Conrad, county 4-H leader, mem
bers will soon obtain 4-H signs for
Identification purposes. Cereals and
puddings were demonstrated by June
Davis, Frances Carr and Lola June
Coblelgh. Naomi TJnruh, Barbara
Stand if fe and El sal Beck will be In
charge of demonstration at the next
meeting.
Miss Natalie Wilcox was a guest of
Mlas Virginia Hlght laat Sunday.
Mlsa Isabella Hebrard of Salinas,
Calif., arrived Saturday to visit her
aunt. Mrs. Guy Coblelgh, and family.
Mlsa Maxlna Coblelgh accompanied
Mlsa Hebrard to Prospect and the
Elk Creek divide early in the week
where they visited several other relative.
Shady Cove
SHADT COVE, April SO. (Spl)
This community w visited by a
rain, hall and anow storm Tuesday.
It eem spring 1 etrald to come and
stay, winter seems to persist In put
ting In lata appearances. The river
took another rise and became roily.
Oeorge Brewer went to Klamath
company Sunday to work. Mrs.
Brewer's lster and husband were
here on a visit. Oeorge went back
with them.
Mr. and Mr. Claud Turner have
returned to their home In Blamarck,
N. D.
Geo. Brewer la the first one to get
the credit of killing a rattleanake In
theae part. Mr. Ripley 1 second.
Jeaee Miller haa bought a cabin
and moved It Into hi place and 1
repairing it to rent. He la fixing hi
place up for an auto perk.
John Leaden went to San Francisco
Tuesday to vtalt relative for a few
daya.
Mr. Vivian Millard returned Sat
urday from Los Angeles.
THEY ARE TOO DUMB
LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) Snakes are
dumbbells. In the opinion of Dr.
Oeorge E. Hudson of the University
of Nebrsska eoology department, but
many of them are man'a best friend.
He made that clear in e. call Is
sued to Nebrasken to get out. and
hunt snakes In the nsme of aclene.
He plana to compile a comprehen
sive report of all reptile and am
phibians In the state.
Dr. Hudson punotured many pop
ular belief about snakes.
Will a anake'a tell move until sun
down? HI answer Is emphatically
"No."
Can a snake be trained? No, they
have too email a brain and couldn't
distinguish . their keeper from a
stranger.
How about th hypnotic powers
of a snake' eyes? Highly Imaginative,
says the doctor.
Can certain Hindus charm deadly
cobras by playing musical pipes? Of
course not: a snake's sense of hear
ing Is so faulty It really can't hear
the mualc.
"To often," Dr. Hudson ssld, "be
cause people are afraid of snakes
they allow their Imaginations to run
riot."
TO GET MORE PAY
LONDON (UP) New Inducement.
Including a substsntlal Increase in
pay, are to be offered by the Brlt
lah government to recruits in the
regular army and territorial.
Th increase In pay In the regular
army probably will reach a minimum
of aft monthly.
Oreat Improvement In the condi
tion of service In th regular army
were decided on at recent confer
ence at the war office. These In
clude freer traveling facilities, in
creased marriage allowance, better
opportunities for marrying, better
food, more liberty from barracks,
Improved uniforms and Improvement
In prospects sfter leaving the army.
Territorial service a' o will be
made attractive to young men. Mill,
tary authorities believe there Is
vital nsed for a large Increase In the
territorial army If national safety Is
to be preserved.
Find Rl Snakes
LONOMONT, Colo. (AP) W. O.
Merldeth aaw snake. 83 of them. Re
moving a decayed post on hi farm,
he disturbed a den of garden snake.
A they crawled out, he killed them.
WHY?
Xo. 121 ACRES new S-room Bungalow, 10 acre foil bearing peart,
mostly Anjoosj irerage production over SoOO boxes, Price W250
Term on part
NO.t10 ACBES ntw 4-roora Bangalow, large new barn. It cow.
tS arre ladlno clover, M ami alfalfa, 10 acre grain, all lirlgat).
City water In nous. Must be sold. Prlca fl.340 Terms. '
Phone 1127-7
IS
PAINTS WAY OUT
TNAVALB. Neb. (UP) Mr. Julia
Marker, whose 400-acre farm In tha
middle of Nebraska hasn't produced
a pear of grass since 193a, painted
her way out of the depression.
Today Mrs. Marker is proud to an
nounce that her crop of pictures ex
ceed 1,000, that they nave gone to
every state In the union end hex
household budget Is balanced.
"We have not had a blade of green,
gra hare for five yean," Mr. Marker
said, "so I bad to do something. X
borrowed a painting and copied It.
Since then I have made as many a
three oil paintings a day.
"I send hundred to stores la Min
nesota. I also exchange paintings for
embroidery work, quilt top, orange
from Florida, salmon from Washing
ton, dates from Csllfornla and tur
keys from Iowa,"
Mrs. Msrker said she get up early
In the morning to paint and 1 often
till working at midnight. She never
tires, she said, because she loves to
pslnt. She never bad any formal art
education.
"Only when th dust blow too
hard, I have to stop," she explained.
"I tried to paint In a dust storm,
but had to give It up, although X
we not outdoors. The storm lasted
sll night.' We hsd to alt with wet
cloths over our fsce to get a breath.
People crawled for miles, reeling their
way along the ridge of the road. It
was Impossible to see a foot ahead."
"Sometimes X copy snapshot of
snlmala," Mr. Marker ald. "Some
time I Juae oopy a picture out of
the paper.
"My favorite picture 1 Dog and
Lamb; which I painted in 1034. X
also like the one I made of two
crane standing In a stream of water,
with water Ulles In front. I think a
picture Is more complete with a deer,
a dog or some animal or bird In it.
Mra. Marker's ambition Is to paint '
a large church mural.
"The next time I get an order for
a church painting," she said, "X am
going to paint a picture of Bethle
hem. X want to do a large canvaa
with lot of color and life. I know X
can."
Tbe middle-aged woman who took
up painting In lieu of potato plant
ing, make all her own frames. 8h
augment her Income from oil paint.
Inge with what sh earns from plas
ter plaque and painting of velvet.
NAZARETH RELICS
JERUSALEM (UP) New light win
be shed upon the "mode of life 8,300
year ago, It la hoped, as th result
of Important find of pottery and
th remain of brick building near
Nazareth by an archeologlc&l expedi
tion under Dr. E. L. SukenUc, lec
turer In Jewish archeology at tha
Hebrew university.
Excavations for a water tower be
gun In 1931 showed that th alto
had been found of a community
dating back to ancient times, with
subsequent layers of later generation
Imposed upon It. The pottery haa
been carefully checked and found to
belong to various period beglnnlnf
with the Chalcollthlc ge and going
down to the Roman-Bjxantlne per
iod, traversing th first, second and
third bronze ages and the early Iron
age.
The remains of early brick build
ings are considered of special arch
eologlcal Interest. Implements rang
ing from flint to bronze are among
th discoveries of an unusually rich
field.
Virginian To Head
Music Federation
INDIANAPOLIS. April SO. () Mr,
Vlnoent Hllle Ober of Norfolk. Va,
became president of the National Fed
eration of Mutts club her today.
She had no opposition.
Mr. Ober (ucceeded Mr. John
Alexander Jardln of Fargo, N. 0. Sh
has been a member of th national
federation board of director' sine
1831 and I music chairman of tha
Norfolk museum of art and science.
In 1931 Mr. Ober was elected pres
ident of th Virginia Federation of
Music club, th youngest ver to
bold that office.
LISTING IN DIRECTORY
IS DAMAGE SUIT BASIS
BUTTE, Mont., April 80. (UP)
Kathleen Shea filed suit In district
court here today agslnst tha K. U
Polk Company, compiler of elty
directories, seeking tftO.OOO damages
because sh was listed In th 193g
Butt city directory a a wsltres in
a beer parlor.
The plaintiff charged that he
reputation waa damaged by the pub
lication. Closing time for Too Late to Clta-
ify Ad I 1 :S0 p. m.
J. 0. BARNES, 20 N. PMcb