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I SrEVTORT) MAIL TRIBUNE. fEDFORD. OREGON. THUBSDAY, MAY 20. 1937, EH it ii r tv V I ' a " ' mi r II pr HKIV I.MIII Hri I mtn B BAT V at rmiA WW A i e r mm Read aTery td os this pig You will probably ftad ex actly Che things you aavt been looking for or sals or trade for -unused article you may ban. Search your attic or store-room you may find many tilings others art seek ing and be able Co realize Immediate cash is what you want Isn't there, advertise for It Tribune Classified adj are Inexpensive ef leeti?e I RATES Per word, ftrit Insertion. Sttslstust SSc) Each additional insertion. per word le (Minimum 10c) per tin per tuontb without copy Chang I1J8 Phone 75 TOR WANT AOS LOST AND FOUND ! FOUND Key container. Identify at ( Tribune office and pay for adv. roUND In East Mealord, Oregon auto license plate Ho. &S-128. Own er call at Tribune oitice. tOST It dog miasma,, call 1818. WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Man with team and equip ment for road grading. J. W. Hodgson, Bouth Peach serosa Stew art Ave. WANTED Man to plant 60 aera corn on snares. t;nris itenney, Jacksonville. WANTED Barber. 40 N. Front. WANTED 2 men with cars, free to travel. No investment required See S. H. Ketchum. after B p- m.. Grand Hotel, room 305, WANTED Single ranch hand, good milker, ftqz, engeinarat, t. , Bos , 20. WANTED Boys to sen newspapers after school APPiy Man lTipune WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Experienced waitress. Apply or phone Spot Cafe. Yreka. WANTED SITUATIONS WOMAN would like home for herself and 5-year-old child by -assisting with housework or other work. Boa 1638. Tribune. WANTED 1345-M, House cleaning. Tel WANTED Housekeeping by middle aged woman; good cook; references. Boa 1989, Tribune, WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Good electric washing machine. Cy Gates, Trail. WILL PAY CASH for gentle family cow, accustomed to being naked; fresh or near fresh. Box 1610, Tribune. WANTED Large stock ranch. C. Butterxleld, Med ford Building. WANT TO RENT acre or two and house, near town. Sox 1605, Mall Tribune, WANTED 15.000 sugar pine shin gles. H. Nealos, Table Rock. WANTED TO BUY Wool. Phone 695-H. Carl von der Hellen. WE WANT to buy rags. Any old kind of rags. Old wornout suits. coats, pants, sweaters. Just as ion? as they are rags. Bring them to Honner's Feed store at pourtn ana Plr, The Old Farmers Cooperative Building. WANTED Used piano no dealers) Phone 616. WANTED TO RENT Unfurnished modern 3 or 4-room house P. O Box 893. Medford, HOUSE PAINTING INTERIOR Dec orating. H. Coghlll Tel 1368-L WANTED WOOL. MOHAIR We have large order to fill. Highest prioes paid MEDFORD BAROAIN HOUSE 31 N Grape St. Phone 1062 TOP PRICES paid for all kinds of scrap iron steel and orass Bring It to MEDFORD IRON STEEt 1166 No Central. Phone 40 JUNK HIgheat prices paid for orats radiators copper storage oatterlea aluminum snd other metal. Scrap iron small or large lota pipe ano machinery wool and cot ton raga innet tuoea Our prices will interest you. Hldee Pelts. Wool Mohair Household Goods Furniture Stove bought and sold MEDFORD BAROAIN HOUSE WE PA SMIRK CASH Pot youi furniture nni.HHOOK 4 AMIKKIVS flth snd Prnfit Phone 547 FOR RENT HOUSES BACHELOR CABIN, 445 So. Front. FOR RENT During lummcr months, furnished 4-room noune; electric refrigerator. 603 Dakota. POH RENT S-room unfurnished modern house st 221 Vancouver, U70 month, sratet psid. Phone S72-R-S. FOR RENT s-room furnished house. MS 00. Phone 1322-W. POR REST Modem turn. 4-room house. Iswn. garden, shsde, t25 862 West 2nd fOR RENT Furnished 3-room mod ern house In resr. Adults. Ho dogs or cats. 410 Hamilton, n'RNISHED house for rent. Rlrerside. - , l FOR RE.VT 6-room modern house on ' pavement, sid 00 tnontll. L. O. ,FOH SALE Bisc Austrsllsn PlckeU. 18 S. Bsrtlew. 1 oerd puppies. 818 g. Mala. FOB BENT Modern 4-room house. 1118 West loth. FOH RENT BOARD BOOM BOARD AND ROOM lit S. Main. ROOMS anil mesls. Id M Riverside FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS LARGE Iron room, hot and oold water m room; cheep. 439 h. Holly. FOR RENT Large front room; not and cold water; ahower; cloae In. 30 8. fir. FOR RENT Room. 163 N. Oakdaie FOR RENT Furnished room nth hot and cold water and garage u 8 Orange St. Call alter s p. m. ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 8 Grape FOR RENT APARTMENTS APARTMENT for rent. OeBauer, cor- ova Boa uaxaaie. APARTMENT for rent 346 N Bartlett FOR RENT Onrurnlehed 6-nm apartment. 403 8 Newtown Call 19 TORN. APT. 51 N. Oakdale. TORN. APT. Private bath. Frlgld 80S w. Main. aire, seat; close in. FOR RENT Room or apartment. 818 w loth 8t. FOR EXCHANGE FOR SALE OR TRADE Team of wont mare and harneas. want tractor, 8. R. Hughee, Trail. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR SAW OR TRADE Modern u- ouroan noma. 4 rooma and sleeping porch. 2.8 acres; trade for home In town. Phone 699-J-5. FOR SALE RSAL ESTATE FOR SALE 3 -room house; trees, ber ries; ciear; esuu, some terms, in quire 42$ Benson, evenings and Sundays. FOR SALE 123 acres on Umpqut river near Elkton, ore. Also 6 -room house, Eugene, Ore.; walking dis tance from grade school, junior high and university. Call at 221 Haven evening after 5. 78-ACRE ranch for sale; 40 cultivat ed, 35 pasture, 3 all-year springs, 7-room house, oarn. outbuildings; water piped to buildings; 85 acres grain and alfalfa. Bargain. fc ml. east Camp Prescott. S. E. Ray, Rt. 4, Box 183. FOR SALE Lot 100x290. with 6 -room house, fruit trees, good well. John St. Germain, Central Point. 10 ACRES, ail Irrigated and In clover; new 4 -room house, barn and other outbuildings; family orchard and berries; running water through place. Located on state highway and school bus line. Price 42800, Including 0 milk cows, ft calves, farm equipment and household furnltue, ALSO 6 -Room plastered house, bath. nice lot on paved street, close In, siaDu, ALSO Acre, 4-room house, lots of shade, beautiful view, on Million aire Drive; $1000, terms. L. Q. PICKELL, 13 S. Bartlett. FOR SALE OR TRADE 1860 acres pasture and farm land, near Med ford; $8 per acre. -L. G. PICKELL, 16 8. Bartlett. APARTMENT HOUSE for aale at bargain; good Income property. C. S. BCTTERPIELD Medford Building. FOR SALE 8S-acre dairy farm, all eqmppea, seeaed and under water; 15 milch cows and bull. 6 2-year-old heifers, 6 yearlings, 37000.00. For further information call at Stand ard oil Station, Eagle Point. FOR SALE BY OWNER 60 acres, im proved; good buildings. Will con sider small house and lot In trade. Inclose stamped envelope for di scretion and particulars or come see this farm. R, Sope " McKinley Rt., CoquiUe, Ore, - FOR SALE 4-room house, large tot, $850 00, part terms, Call Oil South Peach, TO BUY, SELL OR EXCHANGE real estate, try L. C. Greenamyer, 705 N. Riverside. Tel. 675-J. THE J. W. BYBEE farm north of Jacksonville on the old stage road Is for aale In one tract or small subdivisions thereof. Inquire of Frank E- Bybee, Star Route Bo 133. Medford, Oregon. FOR SALE 34-acre mountain home; some wstr; ; mlie creek front sge; county road through property P. O. Sox 37B. Central Point. FOR SALE Lots, 80x150. cation, 824 Hamilton. Good lo- 3-ROOM cottage, cheap for cash. Inquire 235 N. fry. WHEN you this of resi ait ate think of BROWN & WHITE WE SPECIALIZE In homes. 31 Chest nut, Room 4. HOUSES for sale or rent Jackson Count? Biff? Loan Awn FOR SALE-LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Black Jersey cow, one saddle mare and colt, 3-year filly, slightly used heavy harness, saddle. Bsrred Rock cmcKens, setting hens, plow, sprinptooth herow, $x2 rug and pad like new. Singer machine and numerous other articles. J. W. Nash. Murphy road, Orants Pass. FOR SALE Cow. fresh In 7 weeks, second calf; 20 R. 1. Red hens and 25 youna; chickens. 8 turkey hens and torn, with this year's brood. Old Kendall Ranch, Thompson creek. POR BALE One Guernsey snd one .l.rsev cow. Otis Garrett, Rt. 4. Box 41. FOR SALE Young Jeraev-Ou-msey bull; reasonable. Tel. 142-X. 12 HOOS. 84 00 and si 00 escb. sell's. Woodrow Avs. Rus- FOR SALE 800 mate; r E B'bee. Wlford. part FOB SALE DOGS - PETS S3 STANDARD Chevrolet Tudor, 837S.O0. J08 H. Blverslde. See Charlie. '55 OS LUXE V-o 4-door aedan; orlg. inal tires, trunk, excellent condi tion, W0. Write Box 81, Phoenix Ore, FOR SALE 1937 Chevrolet DeLuxe coupe, very email mileage. Lang! Motor Car Co, LATE MODEL HIGH-GRADE USED CARS Chrysler and Plymouth Trade-in. SO-Day Written Guarantee. I3t Chevrolet Master Coupe. 18SS Chevrolet Master Coupe. 1836 Chevrolet Sedan. 1S4 Dodge DeLuxe Sedan, leather upnaiatery. I9S7 Wlllya DeLuxe Sedan. 1938 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan. 1936 Chrysler Alratream DeLuxe coupe. 1936 Fontiao DeLuxe Sedan. 1935 Chrysler Alratream S Sedan, 1932 Bulck DeLuxe . Sedan. S934 Ford V-8 DeLuxe roups. 1833 Ford mode) B 4-cyllnder Coupe, 1933 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan. Also 39 other earlier models to choose . . from at very low prices. LANGE MOTOR CAR CO. 88 N. Riverside. Chrysler and Plvmouth Dealer. Used Car Lot, as So. Riverside, O. E, GATES AUTO CO. ft, A O. USED CARS 38 Dodga Pickup 8828 4S5 3a iuage ncaup 36 Chrysler Airflow Sedan. 960 32 Graham Bluestreak Coupe 315 oa racxaro DeLuxe coupe 14S D E. GATES AUTO CO. Used Car Department 8th and Bartlett. '33 IV,-?. CHEV. Truck, dual tlrea lone; wbeelbase. Pickup on trade 10 &o front. FOE SALE POULTRY AND EGGS 40 WHITE LEGHORNS for sale. Win, Wheeler, Rt. 3, Box 68, Medlord. FOR SALE Year-old laying hens at 25c each. Three -weeks-old pullets at sue eacn, write or caJl Cv F. Garrett. Box 183, Grants Pass, Ore, rnono iso-h. FOB SALE R. I. Red and Plvmouth Rock baby chicks. Monarch Seed and Feea co. BRONZE turkey Hatching eggs. 3 R L R roosters Inquire Pernoii' Store, Appiegate FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Small ball mill, crusher, amalgamation plate, belt,, pulleva 14" Pipe, gold scale, quicksilver. Write Jas. Chlsholm. Beagle, Ore. FOR SALE Wedge wood Shellane range, a-ourner, solid Ud top, A-l ahape; reasonable. Kettleweli Gar dens, S miles south of Medford. FOR SALE Balloon-tire Columbia bicycle; new paint job. good tires; $ISM, Must sell by Friday after noon, Tel, 8S8-W. FOR SALE Late model bicycle. M3 91,600.00 8 MORTGAGE for sale; due in 15 months. C. S. ButterfteW. FOR SALE Wood range, a.9,60; steel couch, $3.50; davenport. $9.75; 7 tube radio, $9.75; dresser, $6 60; new crib, $3.95; Underwood type writer, $12 50; Victor portable pho nograph, $4.95; refrigerator, $730; new andirons, $3.95; fire-screen, $2,50; set 9 golf clubs, $5.95; lib rat? table, $6.95; single bed with springs, $8301 fLshpoJe and reel. 2,95; two antique tables and tap estry. Bargains. MEDFORD EX CHANGE, 29 South Front. FOR SALE Mowing machine, rake. gwu wuis mare, rnone Oi l-K-3. HAY SALT SPECIAL Hay Salt. 125 lbs. $1.15. We have just received & car of fresh Hay Salt, made up of 60-lb. and 125-lb. sacks. Let us quote you prices on salt In ton lots, delivered to your ranch. Phone 833. F. X. Samson Co. PIANO for sale or rent. Phone 378, FOR SALE Wheat, H.90 per hun dred, H, Nealon, Table Rock, FOR SALE A quantity of timothy "u vs,vk w. r-. Martin, 10 miles N, E. of Medford on Crater Lake Hwy, FOR SALE Dressers, beds, tables, so? and complete household furnishings, 128 N. Central. FOR SALE 30-inch shakes any amount $9 and $10. Box 155, Butte Falls. FOR SALE Pounded alfalfa hay. also eJeetrie Ironer, good condition and excellent on flat work. B. L. Dodge. Phone 665-J. FOR SALE Bees, $2 50 per swarm, hive Included A. F. Curtrtght, Sox 1B8-B, BeaU Lane. JACK'S 2ND HAND STORE 106 6o Grape. Chairs, tables, desks, springs, beds, davenports, windows, dressers. Most anything. See me before you buy- FOR SALE Buy now. 10-gal. pickle kegs, while they last. Barrels and steel drums. Just the th 1 ng to hauJ water, outtermllk. etc. FLUHRER'S BAKERY. See Wickie, FOR SALE Havtnsr sold my home must sell all furniture; rugs, over, stuffed daienport and chair, rock ers, chairs, beds bedding, matt resses and springs: iota of small articles. Everything goes at prices mj b. Stewart, too west iota st. notice Have used btneer sewing machines. Terms if desired. Singer e: i . , . so. MtapB. SUDAft grass seed. Blvd. Ashland. acclimated. 872 FOR SALE 300-gal. late model Six teen Hardi Sprsy Rig Waiter H Leverette. POR SALE. CHEAP L'sed Champion mower, good condition: also one Belgian gelding, about 1800 fba Henry fflederineyer Old stag, road fe I Jscasonvll 854. ELECTRIC FEKCE STOPS THEM Latest Improved, no radio interfer enoe: 417 80 up Harry Waagant Ashland Pbon ll-r-4. FOR SALE Hardy tomato and cab bage plant Mary o Carey, aoutb of Phoenix CHARIS CORSETS Tel. 1202. OR 8A1 F New and used sash 6o-in ! lumber olumnlng roofing dooi i and KUitti-m screens storage tank i 1520 II, Hlvenid. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS RIVER LOAM 82 DO per load. Oat, nun's. Phone 1634-1. FOR SALE Two furnscte. Incur office oil surnere for Mall Tribune BUSINESS CHANCES FOR LEASE Service station, 127s 00 cain to handle. E. Main and Boulevard, Ashland. FOR SALE Complete restaurant equipment. Cheap for cash. For Information ca'l at 417 East Ma(n PERSONAL MADAM ALEXANDER, Spiritualist. Palmist, tells all in love, marriage business. If you want facta, not promises, call on her for advice Rainbow Auto Camp. Cabin Ks. BUSINESS DIEECTOSY D JACKSON covatv ABSTRACT CO TITLE INSURANCE ABSTRACTS ESCROW Expert Window Cleaners. LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1172 House cleaning, floor waxioz, ! entai rug cleaning and upholstering The Faahloo Shop. THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking su.u tiemoaeuug. Buttons ET.a Buckles covered 308 U S. National Bank Building. Tel. U81. Fainting and Decorating. IP YOU WANT a PAINTER or PAPERHAHOBS PHONE 840, PITTSBURGH PAINT STORE, HARRY MARX Painting Tlntlnf Paper Hanging, Phone 1710. Res. 123 Portland, Money to Lenji MONEY LOANED ON AUTOS. LIVESTOCK. FURNITURE, ENDORSED NOTES. ETC. We want to supply your money seeds wiiBouc rea cape or aay, SI.E W. E. THOMAS MGR. ORE AND WASH MTG. CO MEDPORD'S OLDEST AND LARGEST PERSONAL FINANCE CO 46 So Central. Ground Floor Craterlen Theater Bldg. lie No S-1S7-M-IB0 Phone 189. Transler. DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE Local and Long Distance Furniture Moving Bonded carriers Flreprool storage Expert crating, packing and ahlpplng service. "Davl, for Service." Phone 644. EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. tMfle 26 so Fir Phone 316 Price right Services guaranteed SAMSON Transfer and storage Pur, nirare Moving and expert furniture packing service. Fireproof storage new low rates. F. g. SAMSON CO. Phone S3 STUART'S TRUCKING SERVICE Telephone 1033 or 332 Ul No Fit St. Local and long distance. Fuel oils any kind Green stamps In side of S-mlie limit. French Isdo-chlna, In southeart- ern Asia with China on the north. Slam on the west and the Gulf of Tonkin and the South China Sea on the east and south. Is aa large as Texas. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L One who takes prisoner Siehsnee; eoUoq. 11 Without ft rnatfl 14, Clt&ming 15, Bark of tha paper mulberry 1. fa possible IT. Exc.iid6d IS. Germs of tha maple trea 1$, Solid water 3& Aerial rail roads: eolloq. tU Phiiippine tt. Possestea 2$, Urge Turf Sotuttsn e VMtsrdat Purxls p e ojP jt is WsItIrIe Isis TUB Hf E RlUiPiTtyte EROSj A mSMA N)EW - r SiEycWJE Ms ONE RHlfgKggMMV 5 . o WZ vnlaoMl" St e v IE IMiWkE Si PiElTlE ISITHaL )L jowS Jr. Close raiatfra: s!jbr, 2$. Me&evaj slaves tO. The present day 34. Lttbricat is. Placed away tar safe keeping JT, City in Jveva) , Japanese statesman I. Wep con- vyliSveiy Ftsh e?gs 42, Grow dramT 43, PJasi ef the L ChmcaX aumx 53. Soak up . Foollike part hb. Salamanoera 66. Eitentled written ex positions tv. Rowlnc im n!stmn II. DrTrf sz. Related 62, Reach a destination . Playlm card Peruse 4s. One whs moves rhythmically uiy zmny ,o, uwu pleasure sf. arascuiine 47. Sysame nlckBaraa Metina 70. w.apOT M. Drive out 71. Attack, ' 2 3 f K i I '7 1 I i 'i '3 zzz '7 TS rr 7T 777 -I'Jli-." I WW zsl "r.vT'. 34 SJr "r37 ;'";" .'.Oi -: -5 '),,. W T rfTrr Ti 4. OiL -t 1 .fyK T i$ 35 -rT) " ; 35 S3 71 -7 3? iTlfjd J? y-j rH ZrT5 ' '111 vtf-'A I I I Forest Creek FOREST CREEK. May t. (Strt.) Tha Daviea brolhera moved their log ging operation,. May t, from the head of Forest creek to a aecuon of timber on the Davison place on Cartoon y creek, Mr. an Mr,. Charlie Madwn at tended the Boy Scout dance In Jack sonville May 14. Twa baseball games Wived on the Forest Creek achoolgrounds home. The occasion was la honor of last wlc. Ruch played the local j Mrs. Gilchrist', birthday, school team and waa defeated. to j Nick Struva of Medfsrt visited Mr 8; Sterling school, accompanied by j and Mrs. L. Drum and other friends their teacher, acra, Brownlee, came ! here Sunday. Friday and played toed game bus! Mr. and Mrs Hr.ry Miller of wet also defeated fey a targe score. I Grants Pass visited tiieir son Lloyd Mrs. Ivan Davie,, accompanied by her two small daughters and Mr, Elva Henderson, spent the week-end visiting friends and relatives at Eagle Point and Lake Creek. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Klmmel and family made a trip to Oregon Belie mine Sunday, other visitor, to the mine Iscluded Mrs, Minnie Ireland and friends from Grants Pass, LaVerna French and I,. F. Mooney, who are working a quarts' mine on the Lee Black ranch, spent the week end at their home In SuOwrtm, Ore. Mrs. Stanley Chestnut sustained a badly sprained ankle gusdav morn ing hen aha slipped and fell on the et gtasa In her dooryart. The In- Jury, though painful. Is healing aat lafactorily. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Madsen were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs, John Black. In the afternoon, iff, i Madses superintended the branding of several head of horses for John Black. Forest Creek school ehUOtea are making elaborate preparations for the annuel playday to be held at Buch Friday, May 31. School m close Monday, May 24. Toe eighth grads graduating claaa. the largest Its many years, expects to make the trip to Ashland to the graduation exercises May as. Members of the class are; Revs Chestnut, Leonard Chestnut, LeRoy Boyd, Martyn and Gerald Pearce. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dorothy, vrno are employed on the Axlell ranch at McLeod, made a brief visit at the home of Mrs. Charlie Madsen Friday, They were accompanied oy Mrt. at thnr Daviea and daughter Donna o! Jacksonville, who visited at the home of Mrs. Annie Daviea. Mrs. Jack Crump and son Merton LeRoy spent the week-end at Star ling, where Jack Crump works Is the mine. Maiden LeRoy vas a v?eek-end visitor at the Harold Crump ranch on Little Applegata. Mr. and Mrs. John Black attend- ed the "father's night' meeting con ducted by Mrs. Maude Morse at the courthouse in Medford, Ma it. County road maintenance grader graded and leveled the school grounds Is good condition or the summer and Tail, Texas ranka seventh In the num ber of licensed private aircraft pi lots Is the United States, Bureau of sir commerce figures show there are 248 such a'lators. Cross -Word Puzzle -a. skip . Kind of flak 15. Coiorini , asenta tl. Base 22: Scent 21. Player a certain musical In strument J. Penman 25, Bar legally 2s, TermJuatlcs Df eerinia feminina nouns 19, alexlcan el wis IL Substanes used for cleanlnal th teeth S3. Pour oil iipcsi S. Sinxs In the Swiss faahlee 1. Quantities of medicine 41. SerpenttM i4. Greek msynial, ,1. Pays Gut . Valuable timber tree of Kew Zealand si. Short snort 45. Acquires ty lahsr M. Prnncyo ?. ed Mltlt SS. Watched narrowly ft. Asiatic country (0. Aixerlan seaport as. Bustle 41. Old soMfan eslioq, M. Bitter veick DOWN L Pybiie con veyance . Third fclrif of Judah a. Hypotiiesl, ttiat char acter Is shown by tha shape of . the skull 4, Whirls or twists; ' Boolcb . Unit, Color 7. Rl , City in Texaa , Mimics IS, ZyirJacfyl bird of the I'.macl Foots Creek FOOTS CREEX, May 30, JSpS,) Ms. A. SstchareH of MedfonJ tocom panied by friends from Sas Francisco stent Sunday on Foots creek and en Joyed a picnic dinner at the R, 2. Cook cabin. Mr. and Mrs. Cleo OHcbrtat and son Charias of Oold Hill, and Roiiln Steihl of Rogue River wn Thursday I dinner gtiesta at tha R. L. Millet and family Saturday, Mrs. Winter of San Hanelaes ar rived Saturday to spend sometime at the Otto Rlef home, Mrs, Biel has been 11) the past week. Hot la betfer row, A number of mlnini men nave ceen on the creek recently looking for property. Mrs. George Koster spent several saya last week at tha Beule Anderson come an Applegate, and report, Mrs Anderson has been ill vsith an abseees m her ear, and her mother, Mrs. Hosmer and Uncle, joe JCester, who are well along In years, have very poor health. All formerly resided here and their friends are orry to hear of their Illness. Howard District HOWARD. May m apl, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Stammen and two chil dren spent May 9 In Klamath Palls visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Parker of Colfax have purchased the place forateriy owned by Mrs. Pre nets Hogwe. Their two toys have registered la the Howard school. Paul and Wilbur Bmtta packed Into flab Lake May 8 and spent the week end. Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Hull of Beagle "era dinner guests at the CJoyd Ss ter home May to. Robert Xbbe west to Klamath rails to srork. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Hevrtoo, Mra. nab, their guest from Trail, Mr, and Mrs. Bud Stammes, Fred, Mar? Ellen and La. Vonita spent May w plsnlck ma in Ashland park, Mr. and Mrs. AfcCulJoch of Med ford have moven into their new home which la on tha old Central Point highway . next to the Foncv Leonard fJace. Mra. Ida Stewart of Wallow visited Mra. KennetbsVIeadoi May 19. Mr. and Mrs. Ctayd aafer, Berva Jeanne and Mrs, W, E. Jones spent Sunday at Natural BTidge, Mr. and Mrs. McOraw and fsntiiv moved Into Mrs. Peary's Scum May 15 Mrs. W. E. Jones of Los Angeles left lor Eugene Mai 17 alter tpesaisg a week with 'he Ssters. Mrs. Jones la air. Hater's sister. Cuba and dads clayed ball at is school Uoodajr evening, TH pack ami meet at the school tor.igr.t. The 8th grade banquet is to be held May 20 at 7:30 p. m, at the school. C. E. Rldgeay returned noma May IB from the hospital after a ssajor operation. Ha" expects to apeml at least a areek more j bed. Mrs. Peary has gone to Baa Jtaa vlsco for the summer, Mr. and Mra. O, O, Si ter, Derva Jeanne and Mrs, W, E. Jones ere dinner guests at th Harvey Hinea home In Beagle May 14, WV1ERA, May 20, fSBtJ fleverai grangers from her enjoyed the meet ing at Central Point, May ig, when Mat masters from Washington, Cal- usrnia, Idaho and Oregon met witt the Jackson county grangers. Live Oak member attending were; Bcllls steihl, Frank Hall, Mr, end Mrs, wm Badley, Otto Puhrmas. Marie Bioca. Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Walt, Millie Walk er, and Letsy Miller. Oold Hill mem ber from the colony were; Jesse Ptslt, aw. ano Mrs. wm Howes, Mr, and Mrs. Rlcter. Bestrice Oslbwatli, Rose oay, Alice Harper and K-nnfaths Keg. Dr. J. P. Bray and family of Tan gent, ore, who have seen staying at the Anderson auto camp near Eogtte Wver, while on flatting trip, left lor their home May IS, While her he doctor treated several patient In the community. Those from her who enjoyed sn evening 01 music at t! home of Mr. and Mrs. Lelsnd Cook In fjtoW Hill. May IS were: Mr. snd Mrs. Edward Ouetelaff and son pawjerick, Mrs Nertnta Baxter. Un. Uoyd Miller and daughter Phyllis. Mr. and Mr. Louis Droit visited in orant paaa May 14, emicn and fiturleman of Oacar creek were visitor, on the creek last week, looking over raiaine pposertr " "gut lorx wisn view to bay. ing. Th Rev. D. D. Randall of Medford visited at the Oeorge Hutcsina home May 14. Oeorg Martin, local mall carrier badly damaged bis ear Sunday, wora ws received from Mrs Veoeii Cerveny that she Is again 10 earners Orton. at Culver. She stated that Mr Cerveny was working tor WPi and that they expected to visit here soon. H E. C. ot the Live Oak orants met with Mrs. R. L. Miller May 11 Those present were Mr, sntf tin. P L. Wslt. Mr. end Mrs. Wm. Bsdley. Mr. Bitton. Mrs. Hutchina, Mm OS- ism and Mias Msie Block, Ernest Lingres asd srlM of starts 1 1 Riviera ! . 11 Held and Vfrr xm ZJzgrtn and) esuehter Bealafc at OoM toll aterej Tuning friend on the crek Sunday. The Grange Boxy Ana flange, Roxy Ann OiuH wm .Tt a dance Saturday, Utf 72. In ?sna hall on cpnng street, ftjivas orchestra furn ishing music, AU cretins and friends invited to attend. Dancing from 9 to 12. Ref reahmenta by H E. C. Griffin Creek G ran re. Griffin Creek Orange mat Tues day with Worthy Master J. D, Brown In the chair. Rehert Toung and Ed Evlnson were obligated In first and second degrees. Mrs, Myrtle Wilson a elected al ternate to ts atat ff-srvf. A aampla of whl top was shown and did not seem familiar to anyone In this district, for which we should be thankful, Lecture hour, is ohartse of w. B Btltton, waa enjoyed. Refreshments i wars served by Winifred SelcB and). Maud Arnold, Ways and tr.ear.s committee an nounced a dance for Saturday even ing. May 32. with Jots of good music A large crowd la aatlcipatd. All grange ladles are asked to bring or send a dozen sandwiches. Twenty-six member, and two rta - Itora enjoyad the awning. GUARD MANEUVER N LIEU OF GAMP 8ALCM, May t-)? Prelltnlnatj to the August maneuvers of the (fourth srmy at which there wUl be 14,000 troops, Major-Genexsl Qeorge A. White, commander tsf the natlotul guard in the sortasveet, left today for Port Levis when he will be met by principal Una ofneen of hi 4 1st division. Seventy officers fmm Oregon, Washington. Idaho and Montana will be present with General white th remainder of th week to observe tha maneuvers sf the third 4lTit0tt back of KlaquaUy rtvat. The August encampment will in clude the national (uam from the four states and regular army troop aa well as reserve officers. This maneuver wlU he htV. in lieu sf the regular summer er.-s jrr.snt of the Oregon national guard at Camp Clat sop. During the tvo weeks period General White will enatasad the "blue- army eontjwwng 8,000 men. FARLEY IGNORES G.O.P.ltaON WASHINGTON, May 20. Dem- ocratlo Chairman Barnes A. Tarley, strange to relate, has failed to accept Republican tayttatteo to join "the only medium available for organised political opposition " Farley mad public yesterday a let ter Mdteeasd to Wm "Fostoffle, Washington, D. C" and signed by -joon Hamilton, chsirrnsn." "Upon receipt of four otsdg and contribution for this year- it said. we will send year sustaining mrm ber'a card wales mm consider i emblem of good elttaeMMo." President BooseveK heard about it, laughed, and said he'd set Farley gave a good aunwer, Parley only ccrr.rr.ent wa that Hamilton "1, evidently still la the fog that enveloped Wm 00 ejection night," He dMnt eend a written reply. Hamilton' aide said the letter had been sent to persons sho contributed to the Landon campaign fund. Frisco Bootblacks Seek Fuller Life BAH PRAffCfSCO, M J 20 (AP San Pr&nclaco'a bootblack today told the county board of supervisors that they wanted mm of the better thing to me. "We, in our hurnbie way, av don much to maintain toe s'&gsn that Ban Francisco people s:s among the ue aieesea in world," a petition to the supervisors read. "So we ug gast a city ordinance that win tla 18 cent as to fair ana legal price jot a snjn. ' CCC Man Rescued From River Death SALEM, My at), I Ap Prom Camp Mill City, CCC corns a story at rescue that occurrM this week. Vin cent Modxewskl, camp member, whll retching for towUa that had bees thrown s cross Bstraw canton of Molalta river, fell Into the deep rap- Ida. Oeram MeDeirnott, aaaistant camp leader, res sheid, Jumped Into the river and pui.'cd tnoiher tow line after him, ModxewtM grabbed toe second lln and worked Mstself shorv. Pest, Vetch !ert Wanted. CORVALLIB, May 30, I AP) Bouthero cotton grower are going to want more Oregon grows pea end vetch eeed this fall than ess be sup plied, believe Z ft. Jack. man, ex tension agronomist tt Oregon Stale eolieg. Unfavorable fell an-d winter weather In western Oregon reduced the plantings of Austrian peaa ano hairy retch, while southern termer. encouraged by better price, want more such seed for oover cropping than usual. ASTORIA, May 20 I API Karl Letts, 88, well tawwD in Cofumbia river logging circles, died en rout to hospital her last night after bring struck by lorelnr (rain st Camp Three of to Crossett-Westem Big Creek operation s bace. SYPHILIS CASES MUST BE LISTED lOIMiO State Health Head Threat ens Prosecution for Fail ure to Observe Law Cite Equal Responsibility POP.TLANB. Msj 29. iff") Deplor. tag the needless secrecy with rhf& paysttlass ami tteeam surround ; snhto. Dr. rrtierlet eaicker, stat 1 health oilicer, warned today thai ! MO wJw cwwsUj fail to "f W prosecuted, UlRS iKjumnx- toe xepon- tng td venereal slseaM eases, arhua earMea a um cf tlOO for failure t3 comply. Dr. ttrMc? said: -After axis jmttlcttj, tola Jaw win be enforced," ayshlUs rtmf.tj th, "prat" hea'.th. prooiem of t.-.s t and mora than 1 50000 iWent are estimated to be auriering Bm It, Dr. Strieker said. I Only eattat aw isossUile becaxtaa many shysMan are -vjolatlna iba j state law which requlrw the report ling of vecrrrs! dlseasa and recnrdsl are UMMftwsj Ineomplere,- he satd. Report by Nnmbrr, Th state bealts t-sd pointed out that physicians s- rappUed antti re port forma s.r.4 ttsskad twveSope for maiUng, They are required to resort only a ssaea by ssstber asss: not by sssm, "The feasoaslbUl lor the spread of syphJll jsta flaj those srho treat th 4JeM it mm mm wit the vie- ' tlma," Dr. atrieker saw. -Puh'.'.a health is emflsngents, Jamllla, an int. parlled and the vitality snd pnarrwa of the its re mm rttsMeS because, im, deadly 4tosaaa otMswa to b secret, -Victirne vm not ecmlt it; Ooetoa rtut to discus 4j jnmUsta avoid ft. Althcuib Qrgoa has had a e eraal 4lsesss law lor toe past SO -yean, It bs, uaai to deterariaa the ' Swire sr to aonisci treatcnent ta ' ocevtnt tha aomd & sypSvUii to Percent Listeu. ; He aatteated Nut sot xson than 20 Percent of the esse ire reponed, ana eisea tr.e ftm that the responsi bility of reporting them weighs upon any sersos hutnt Unowledge cat tha disease a mm. mm the physician, m report It. Despite a tfe-oic! concept of the diseaaa aa Jos tnntrd ot ttrt.- Or, Stnctet mea that 4X1 per. cant of the TtotSma sctj'.'lr it Inno cently, "yet th putoU finger of acorn 1 pointed aa ri(Mly toward them aa to tha Gth&r m percent." The els-, easft baa been 1csp a::vs by secrecy, he said, mmt unt'l thst saTcsoiogtoat cosdltlon Is nmoved h promises to ' continue as toe one communicable ' disease fro wUcs the stau cannot "seem to else nuns:, itself," STATE WILL SELL 1PQ0ACHIMI SALSM, UKf J,m SJ of the cases:, bask on the IO.OCjO-bctb El liott ts forest located aouth of th ' Ompqua river fa westers Lane and . Douglas ccunues, "win probably be the largest Rjncis sale of bark ever made In the Treet," wtm the opinion of SUts Fo-muji J. w. fierguaon alter action of the state board of forestry today. Re pile to Mvttatfoosi for bids. which are to bs en the basis ot dry bark per pound, will be opened la Salem st 2 p m, Tuesday, June 1, -xn hs-vesSJni of th bark wttt be carried eat ur.det rigid restric tions so aa to insure the serpetuatiss of the crop, Tree, mtut be felled but th tut is io be left on all stumps, sprout immediately start , from these ssbared ettfmpc thus in suring a second ataad of eascara. Eugenean Head Lutheran Synod THE DALLXS. May 20. (API The See. r, m. Be lite I, Eugene, wa chosen president of the Facliie Lutheran synod at the aaaual convestJoa her today. The am, W. t fcfc, The Dal le, was elected secretary for the 32nd. consecutive year, Jsarvln C Johnsoa. Vancouver, Wish , treasurer, end the Rev. t. A. Moses, Seattle, atatta- ttdan. Abotst Wo delegates from Oregon, Waahlagtoa and British Co lumbia were 'c sitendsno. SALEM, May iQ l API Jewe One Campbell, 65. well known real relate operator her, died yesterday. He 1 curvtved toy his widow and three dawgbttrc, one sf wntsm, Mr, c C. jjewitt lives at Sageae, GOOD RULE I OS THE strength of Serstary of Btate Oordsli Hull a foreign policy, Irlcnos recoatasead him for the next fob4 seaoe award, ftemern ber th pettsyf . . . Make friend wlt2) the aaigbbor kids but play la four own yard I U.-i.. ,( I rt
