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Newspaper Page Text"MTDFO-RD MATT, TRTRFyT!. MT.DFOTCTV (mT.COV. MONDAY. MAY 1A. 1937. I Read every ad on tbia page You will probably find el act y toe things you bare been looking (or or a aala 01 trade for unuMd article you may bare Search your attic or store-room you may find many tblnga othera are eek tng and be able to realize immediate caah It what you want lan't there, advertise for It Tribune Claaalfled ada are Inexpensive effective 1 RATES Per word, tint Insertion- (Minimum tie) Each additional Insertion, per word lc (Minimum 10c) per line per niontb wltbont copy change l-8 Phone 75 FOR WANT AD8 LOST AND FOUND LOST Grey key container, 3 keys. No, 350: 92.50 reward. Rt. 1, Box 140. C. H. Schrltt. LOST If dog i imaging, call 1516. WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Man with car, to repre sent Hemphill Dleael Schoole, Thermo Air Conditioning Inatltute, Aero Industries Technical Insti tute. Good opportunity for right man. No Investment required See Mr. Husted, Hotel Medford, to 13 A. M.. Wednesday. MAN AND WIFE Operate grocery agency. Complete outfit sent with out money risk. Up to 950 first week. Write MILLS, 108 Tenth St., Oakland, Cal. WANTED Man with some automo tive electrical experience. Olve age and experience. Box 3478, Tribune. WANTED Experienced aheep herder. Olve age, experience, if single or married. Box 2480, Tribune. WANTED Boya to sell newspapers after school. Apply Mall mbuno WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Competent cook; out of town. Box 2458, Tribune. WANTED Girl to work tor room and board and small wages. Call 1524 X. after 6. WANTED Experienced waitress. Ho tel Jackson, do not appiy aunasy. WANTED Capable woman, general housework: good home; 3 children. Phone B39-W. WANTED Woman for general house work. Phone 1478. GIRLS WANTED With a knowedge of ahorthand and typing to train for secretarial posi tions, splendid opportunity offer ed to girls who can quality. Tui tion Includes transportation for practical experience. Write C. T. I., 1025 White-Henry-Stuart Building. ' Seattle. Wash. WANTED - Dow's Cnfe. Experienced waitress. WANTED SITUATIONS BOOKKEEPER Experienced In bank ing and commercial. Box 2335, Tribune. WANTED Light housework and care of children by girl 17. Available June 1st. Box 3305. Tribune. HOUSEKEEPER Neat, reliable, wanta work In reliable elderly gentleman'e home. References. Box 2318. Tribune. MIDDLE-AGED business couple, ex perienced, to attend, manage or lease service station or combination camp, grocerv and beveraces. Some hotel experience. Or what have you? Woman graduate nurse. Tel. 344-J-3 Sunday, or write P. O. Box 33, Merlin, Ore. WANTED Housekeeping by middle aged woman; good cook; references. Box 19B9. Tribune. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS TRANSPORTATION for one to Port land leaving Saturday, 29th. Phone 641-W. WANTED TO RENT LoeglnK team or will give contract for skidding and loading. Phone 1649 after 8 p. m. George Gardner, Klnga Hwy. WANTED Few roomers and board ers at summer scnooi. (.iregun owij college. Good rooms, close In. T. Lathrop. 1562 VanBuren St.. corvauia. FURNITURE re-upholter!ng. Order your coverings from Thlbault. Tel. 969-K. WANTED 300 ft. used lH-lnch gal vanized pipe. State price, condition. Box 2312. Tribune. WANTED Large atock ranch. C. S Butterfleld. Medford Building. WANTED TO RENT Unfurnished modern 3 or 4-room nouse p. o - Box 893 Medford. WANTED WOOL. MOHAIR We ttave large order to fill. Highest prices paid MEDFORD BARGAIN HOU8E 27 N a rape St. Phone 1062 TOP PRICES paid for all Kinds of scrap iron steel ano orasa uring It to MEDFORD IRON 9 STpEl 1155 No Central Phone 40 JUNK Highest prloee paid (or orasa radiators copper storage batteries aluminum and otnei metate Scrap iron small or targe iota pip and machinery woo) and cot ton raga inner tubes Oui price will interest you. Rides Pelts Wool Mohair Household Goods Furniture Stoves bouffht and sold MEDKJRD BARGAIN HOUSE IU PtV MOKfc CASU For youi furniture HOI HROOR a A.MlKHtS eth aod Front, Pftoot 647. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS I HAVE (50 00 cash for piano. What have you? Box 2303. irjmme. FOR RENT HOUSES 5-ROOM MODERN HOME for rent; paved street, hardwood floors, tire place, bullt-lns throughout; good location: 35. Phone 576-J. FOR RENT 8-room modern home; double garage, lawn, fruit, garden, partly furnished. (25.00. 1034 K. 11th St., Medford. See or write U. H. Bergen, Box 1, Phoenix. Ore. FOR RENT Furnished home. 3 months, beginning about June 10. Phone 1136-R FOR RENT House, furnished or par tial: 3 bedrooms; 130 or 949. Tel. 1322-W. FOR RENT 8-room colonial house, furnished or unfurnished: lovely grounds, shade and fruit trees. In Phoenix, one block from highway. This must be seen to be appreci ated. Mrs. Malmgren. FOR RENT Furnished home for the summer. 315 N. Holly. References ' required. FOR RENT Attractive, furnished 8 room bungalow for summer months. 119 Lincoln. - FOR RENT Modern 5-room house at city limits: 33 acres of land. Irrigated; S acres In alfalfa, some berries, garden land; (30.00 per month. J. C. Barnes. 30 N. Peach St. Phone 1137-Y. FOR RENT 8-room hose, furnished or unfurnished. 417 King St. BACHELOR CABIN, 445 So. Front. FOR RENT Modem turn. 4-room house, lawn, garden, ahade, (25 852 West 2nd. FOR RENT Furnished 3-room mod ern house In rear. Adulta. No dogs or cats. 410 Hamilton. FURNISHED heuse tor rent, 701 N. Riverside. FOR RENT BOARD ROOM BOARD AND ROOM 718 E. Main. ROOMS and meals 18 N Riverside FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS PLEASANT room, downstairs, (or rent. Home prlvllegea. 311 So. Oakdale. FOR RENT Furnished eleeping rooms, 106 So. Ivy. ROOMS available for 3 girls at Girls' Community Club, June 1st. Apply 229 N. Bartlett. FOR RENT Nicely furnished sleep ing room, 325 So. Riverside. FOR RENT Nice front sleeping room In neat, refined home, 323 King St. Phone 10B5-J. FOR RENT Large front room: not and cold water; snower; close in. 20 S. Fir. FOR RENT Furnished room with hot and cold water ana garage 11 S. Orange St. Call alter 8 p. m. ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 S Grape FOR RENT APABTMENTS FURNISHED apt., 335 So. Ivy. FOR RENT Apartment, 334 Apple. FOR RENT Furnished apartment Very desirable. Phone 405. APARTMENT for rent. 345 N Bartlett FOR RENT Unfurnished 6 -room apartment. 402 S Newtown can iu FURN. APT. 61 N. Oakdale. FURN. APT. Private bath. Frigid- aire, heat: close in. suo w. Main. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN Very attractive modern 5-room bun galow in excellent conaition; naru wood floors, fireplace, etc., large living room and dining room and lots of bullt-lns; garage, chicken house. Includes 17 acres of free aoll. part Irrigated, with all kinds of fruit and walnuts, etc., located on Millionaire Drive, with a beau tiful view. Has been held at (9000 but offered for Immediate sale at (4500.00 THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE No. 7 N. Bartlett Bt. Phone 1498 or 1548-R. FOR SALE 3 rooms and ahower; newiy painieo: gooo Duiu-ins; irun. berries and shade; 3 blocks from shopping district: (850; terms. 200 Tripp 6t FOR SALE Beautiful modern 6- room house; corner. This la ex ceptlonal and priced hlght. 436 North Holly. FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS 260 Acres, located 12 miles from Med ford. 130 acres cultivated, balance pasture; suitable for diversified crops. This property is priced at 4,750.00. we nave m wiae selection available which may be purchased on convenient terms. Call Warren Patterson at 201 Liberty Bldg... or write C. A. Barnes, 167 East Btn St., Eugene. FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS Convenient terms. Call Warren Pat terson. 201 Liberty Bldg.. or C. A Barnes, 167 East 8th St., Eugene. FOR SALE Sacrifice, $95000. 120 acres. M mile from highway, bv acres cropped and fenced, 44 -foot Paw wire; 6-room house, well; 70 acres heavily timbered, Owner, P O. Box 141, Jacksonville, Ore. APARTMENT HOUSE for sale at bargain; good Income property. C. 8. BUTTER PI ELD Medford Building. FOR RALE 4-room house, large lot 650 00, part terms. Call 911 South Peach. THE J. W. BYBEE farm north of Jacksonville on the old stage roaa U for Mia in one tract or small subdivisions thereof Inquire of Frank E Bybee. Star Route Box 132 Medford. Oregon. FOR SALE Lots. 50x150. Oood lo cation 624 Hamilton. WHEN you think of real estate think OT BROWN WHIiB WE SPECIALIZE in homes, nut. Room 4. HOUSES for sale or rent Jackson County Bin Loan Awn FOR SALE DOGS PET8 THOROUOHBRED Chow puppy, 4 mos. old. Phon 2072. w. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE CHARLES A. W.'NO 109 E Main St. MODERATE PRICED HOME $2250 Only 5 blocks from Main. near school; 4 room, kitchen, breakfast nook, liv ing room, bedroom e.id finished sleeping porch, laundry trays. Excellent condition; attractive terms. $900 Acts. 5-room house, city water Will caah deposit, balance, easy terms. $2500 A REA1 BARGAIN 3 Acre. In one of our best subdivisions; improved with good 5-room modern home, garage and woodshed bivrn and chicken house; young peach, apricot and cherry tres. Wonderful value at 2 600.00, with very attrac tive terms. $4000 HOME. WELL BUILT An exceptionally well built house, located close in on West Main; a bedrooms and sleeping porch, hardwood floors, basement and furnace, a family wanting 3 -bed room house should see this. Total price a 4 00 0.00, with terms. CHARLES A. WING 109 E. Main Bt FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES ABBEY'S SPECIAL '31 CHEV. 4 -door sedan. New paint and seat covers. Tires good. ass, 123 8. Riverside. FOR SALE Bulck touring car, cedar posts. William Dietrich, mile southwest of Phoenix. '35 PLYMOUTH Sedan; beautiful fin ish; Blue Seal guarantee. A real buy on low, easy terms. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth. TOR SALE: Chrysler 37. Essex '27. Cheap for cash or cattle. 311 So. Oakdale. BETTER BUYS IN GOOD-WILL USED CARS '36 BUICK 40 SEDAN 8(J5 '34 BUICK SEDAN 565 '30 BUICK SEDAN 245 '29 BUICK SEDAN 195 '34 CHEVROLET COUPE -, 385 '30 CHEVROLET SEDAN 250 29 CHEVROLET 2-DR. SEDAN ... 145 '28 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE 65 '36 PLYMOUTH COUPE . 650 35 HUPMOBILE SEDAN 645 '34 STUDEBAKER COMMANDER 560 '36 PONTIAC 2-DOOR SEDAN 650 35 FORD COUPE, Radio 445 34 FORD SEDAN. DeLuxe 425 '36 FORD 114 -TON TRUCK, run only 8.000 miles - 700 SKINNER'S GARAGE Butck-Pontlac. 143 S. Riverside. FOR SALE Good '26 model T Tudor. 925. L. T. Blsh, end of Spring St. C. E. GATES AUTO CO. R Sc G. USED CARS '36 Ford Touring Sedan - ....$685 00 '35 Ford Touring Sedan..,... 645 00 35 Chrysler Airflow 860 00 '29 Dodge Sedan 185.00 '31 Bulck Coupe ...... - 280.00 C. E. GATES AUTO CO. Used Car Department 6th and Bartlett. FOR SALE 1937 Chevrolet DeLuxe coupe, very small mileage. Lange Motor Car Co. LATE MODEL HIGH-GRADE USED CARS. Chrysler and Plymouth Trade-ins. 30-Day Written Guarantee. 1937 Chevrolet Master Coupe. 1936 Chevrolet Master Coupe. 1936 Chevrolet Sedan. 1934 Dodge DeLuxe sedan, leatner upholstery. 1937 Willys DeLuxe Sedan. 1938 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan. 1935 Chrysler Alratream DeLuxe Coupe. 1935 Ponttao DeLuxe Sedan. 1936 Chrysler Alrstream 8 Sedan. 1932 Bulck DeLuxe Sedan. 1934 Ford V-8 DeLuxe Coupe. 1933 Ford model B 4-cyllnder Coupe 1933 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan. Also 35 other earlier models to choose from at very low prices. LANGE MOTOR CAR CO. 38 N. Riverside. Chrysler and Plymouth De&lers. Uaed Car Lot. 25 So. Riverside. FOR SALE POULTRY AND EGGS CHOICE R. I. R- Pullets, 2 months old: excellent strain, lrom blood tested Rtock. Local hatchery will make Free BWD test and buy all hatching eggs from this flock, 65c each or $60 per 100. Route 1, Box 126. Columbus Ave.. !4 mile south of Stewart, BRONZE TURKEY EGGS 1 per dozen. J. H. Korner, bams vauey. Rt. 1, Central Point. FOR SALE R. I. Red and Plymouth Rock baby chicks. Monarcn seea and Feed Co. ' BRONZE turkey catching eggs. 3 ft L R- roosters. inquire rernuu Store Appieeate FOR 8ALE-LIVESTOCK 3 HEAVY OIC pigs. $25. Route 1, Box 128. coiumDua Ave., miie sou in of Stewart. FOR SALE 3-year-old stallion. 1700 lbs, O. D. low. East Main, Asniana. FOR SALE OR TRADE Feeder pigs. new 10-lnch csjmj sticky piow wagon, wood, and 28 peeled pine 35-foot logs. Cliff Ranch, Sams Valley. FOR SALE Two colts, well broke. small but good; one cheap norse. a fresh cows, several feeder hogs. In quire Stewart Ave. and Thomas road. Jack Martin. FOR 8ALE Choice Duroc weaner pigs. M J Norris, 14-F-a. FOR SALE Pols nd -China brood sow. Phone Central point no. FOR SALE 300 goats: all or p. E Bybee. Medford. Rt. 3. FOR SALE One Ouernsey and one Jersey cow. Otis oarrett, Kt. , Box 51 FOR BALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Baby buggy, good con dition. 413 Arcardla. Tel. 1337-W, FOR SALE Trstler-house. dining table, radio, my equity In 1931 Chev. Call at 23 Jeanette St. 7 CUBIC FT. Wstlntfhouse. 7 Cubic ft. Frlgidatre. 5 Cubic ft. Kelvlnator. At bsn?sln prices: reconditioned LEONARD ELECTRIC. Phone 427 HARDY PLANTS for sale, msrlgo.ds asters, petunias, earns tlons; reas onable K"ttlewell Garden, 3 miles south Medford. HOUSE TRAILER for sale. Cheip Make offer H E Birdsall, 2 mCes rut Cass Wrecking Yard,. FOR SALE 344-J-2. Hay In barn, Phone FOR SALE REAL E8TATE AGENCY, INC. take car as part payment, with small AGENCY, INC. Phone 728. FOR BALE MISCELLANEOUS DELCO pressure pump, made by Gen- arm aiubort, , kbia. per nour, 46.50, complete with 12-gal. tank 57.00. Leonard Electric. Tel. 427. FOR SALE AT BARGAIN PRICES One 7 cu. ft. Westlnghouse refriger ator; one 7 cu. ft. Frigdlalre; one 5 cu. ft. Kelvlnator. All completely reconditioned. LEONARD ELECTRIC CO. 309 E. Main. FURNITURE SALE Having sold my nome, must now seu aintng suite, tables, dressers (one blrdseye), rugs, chairs, beds, stoves, refrlgeratots. auto tent, and all other household foods, at sacrifice prices. Oil paint tigs and pictures especially reduc ed. Jack Stewart, 70S West 10th. FOR SALE $900 first mortgage drawing o1. on 10 acres, wen im proved. Pacific Hwy. P. O. Box 780, Medford. JACK'S 2ND HAND STORE. 106 South Grape 1 washing machine, sewing machine, good floor covering at low price; couch, dressers. 106 South Grape. FOR SALE Electric range and Oliver typewriter, nus west Main. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR, half- price; oil stove. 15. 240 s. Holly. FOR SALE Electric washing ma- cnine. good oraer; cneap. j. a. Woo ten. Rt. 1. Box 435, Medford. 1,500.00 8 MORTGAGE for sale; due in 15 months. C. 8. Butteriieid. FOR SALE! A quantity of timothy and ciover nay. w. f. Martin, iu miles N. E. of Medford on Crater Lake Hwy. FOR SALE Dressers, - beds, tables. stoves and complete household furnishings. 128 N. Central. SUDAN grass seed. acclimated. 872 Blvd. Ashland. FOR SALE 300-gal. late model Six teen Hardle 8pray Rig. Walter H Leverette. RIVER LOAM t2.00 per load, man's. Phone 1S34-Y. ELECTRIC FENCE STOPS THEM Latest Improved, no radio interfer ence; 17-50 up. Harry Weagant Ashland. Phone ll-F-4. FOR SALE Hardy tomato and cab bage plants Mary O Carey, south of Phoenix CHARIS CORSETS Tel. 1202. FOR SALE New and used sash, doors, lumber, plumbing, roofing, door and window screens storage tanks 1520 N. Riverside. FOR 8ALE Two oil burners for ru maces. Inquire Mall Tribune office. FOR LEASE Service stock, only $250.00. Boulevard, Ashland. station. Buy E. Main and Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Tear 4. Deere 9. Watering place 13. Mountain near ancient Troy 13. Tardier 14. Lubricate 16. Allowance of meat, drink, or clothing: Old Eng. law 17. Agile 19, Ardor 20. Make edglna it. Small Island 23. Redactors J6. Any monkey 29. Uncle: Scotch :to. Uncanny 34. Sudden sally of troops 3. Deserves 37. Small shoot OT twig m. Tablet ?9. Aeriform fluid 40. Cover thickly Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle lIa1c1rat1edb q b A D APl M AtGjE iRUE Q L YIG O NgglT ft I TIE D ETE RGlA I NM R AU iC L 1 NK E ft QteogBL ENgpgO TENiA REASlORB HlQjE AlS J A N MR E E emKrpm I flLil AlU I ENBC ON DJO N E m hose g e o lIogMeIaIgIeIrMyieis 66. Unclose: poetic M. Lukewarm 68. Southern con- or wun a hard coat !. Goad 4. yards 47, Greek moun tain 51. Any light irauzy fsbrto 53. Light cavalry soldier steuauoD B9. .Marry $0. Largest of th South Afri can antelopes IL Sailor DOWN 1. rreal I, Heathen god 72 9kl fc WMM3 SMM Ta "ST j3r 4144 45 :'f,T ;: 7 48 41 So Jl : ZZ5Z zzzz Tq Vfi'- io .,'.. 2 BUSINESS 0HAN0ES SAWMILL FOR SALE 30.000 dtlly; MMin circular. As a wnoie or part. Northern California. Box 393. Mt. Pliajta. Calif. PERSONAL MADAM ALEXANDER, Spiritualist. Palmist, tells all In love, marriage business. If you want facts, not promises, call on ner for advice Rainbow Auto Cnmp. Cabin No. a. BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. TITLE INSURANCE ABSTRACTS ESCROW The Fashion Shop. THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking and Remodeling. Buttons ana Buckles covered 308 U S. National Bank Building, rel. 1181. Painting and Decorating. IF YOU WANT ft PAINTER or PAPERH ANGER PHONE 640. PITTSBURGH PAINT STORE. HARRY MARX Painting Tinting Paper Hanging. Phone 1710. Kes. lii Portland. Money to Lend MONEY LOANED ON AUTOS, LIVESTOCK FLKNIitKE. ENDORSED NOTES. ETC. We want to supply your money needs' without rea tape or aeiay ShE E. THOMAS MfiR ORfc AND WASH MTO CO MEDFORD'S OLDEST AND LARGEST PERSONAL FINAWUB UU. 46 8o Central. Ground Floor Crater lan Theater Btdg. Lie. No S-1S7-M-180. Phone 139. Transier. DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE- Local and Long Distance Furniture Moving Bonded carriers Fireproof storage Expert crating, packing and shipping service. "Davis (or Service." Phone 644. EAD3 TRANSFER tto STORAGE CO. Office 2o so Fir fuone ato trices right- Services guaranteed. SAMSON Transfer and Storage Fur niture Moving and expert furniture packing service. Fireproof storage new low rates. F. E. SAMSON CO. Phone 883 STUART'S TRUCKING SERVICE l-elenhone 1033 or 332 111 No FlI St. Local and Ions distance. Fuel oils any Rind Green stamps IB' side of 5-mile limit. Expert Window Cleaners. LET OEOROE DO IT Tel U72 House cleaning, floor waxing, oil ental rug cleaning and upholstering MONTHLY STATEMENT The following is a schedule of the proceedings of the County Court of Jackson County, Oregon, showing a list of claimants for supplies and service for which the claim la made and which were passed upon during the month of April, 1937. G. R. CARTER, County Clerk. General County. Peoples Electric $7.10; A. J. Hall, $30.00; Medford Concrete Construc tion. $29.00; Timber Products Co., $106.86; Big Pines Lumber Co.. 205.29: M. P. and s. M. co.. $io7: City Sanitary. $1000; Medford Water Commission, $50 00; Lamport's, $1.85; Medford Lumber Co.. $7.16; Blue Print Shop. $4 55; Chas. H. Martin. $160.00; Marshall Smith Leonard, $40.46; Mall Tribune. 19.10: Mall Tribune Print ing Dept., $415.61; Western Union. $20 06; Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co.. $113 15; Dr. Drummond. postage, $10.00; Vir ginia Wilson, $1.00; O. R. Bowman, travel, $20.00; Agnes Deaver, $3.00; Alice oandee, $4.50: Frank Perl, $23.00; S. E. Massenglll Co., $2.54; J C. Ponney Co.. $3 06; J. Verne Shan-. Cross -Word Puzzle 10. Mediated pellet 11. Toward the, sheltered side 18. Single unit 18. Money hosrder 81. Devoured 24. Condescend 36. Tall coarse grasses 2. Donkey 27. Small explontnn 2: Make a mistake 31. Outfit 32, Philippine NffRTltO S3. RnRllsb letter 35. Rows 36. Tearfully or weakly imo tlonal 38. Oolf Instruc tor: colloq. 41. Wicker basket for carrying fish 43. farse welfht 44. ' Smoking device 46. Not new 48. Command to a cat 49. Medical fluids 60. Sandnrao tree 62. American Indian 64. Say further 67. Dad t. Kind of rubber 4. Old times: poetic I. Period between sunrise and ttinset Pronoun Literary or musical com noitltlon farmed by selections I. Three: prelll . Wsept bitterly git, $24 00; Southern Oregon Elevator Co.. 6 00: B. J. Parsons. 22 50: Blue Print Shop. 94 48: G. W. Fields. : 23.10: Medford Lumber Co.. 304 11; I National Hospital Assn.. 19 07; State j Industrial Accident Commission. 42 62; Dr. Qltwn. 2l8.50; Shell Oil i,iiiilaiiy, tjo.... nit- .jviiiioajH, ii iiu, ; Pndgham Planing Mill. $109 26: Jar-j mln's Drug Store. 38 65: Office Sta. and Supply Co.. $180; Flck's Hard- ware. $25; Calif. Oregon Power Co.. $285 62: Modern Plumbing nd Sheet ; Metal Company, 29095: B. F. Oood-(ford Watr Commission. $3.38; Med rlch Co.. 3.77; O. R. Carter, postage, ford Concrete Const. Co.. $141.42; $9 00; R. E- Sweeney, postage. $2 00; Provost Brothers, $ 70; Perry's Garage. Frank Perl, $12 00; J. W. Bosche, ! $4 45; Eagle Point Lumber Co., $.29: $20.00; The American. 626: Henri- The Texas Co., $2133; Medford Hard- etta Sandry. $.70; Bessie Landing, $1000: W. J. Looker. $21500: Blind Assistance. $65.96; Old Atte Pensions. $2.296 87; F. J. Holbrook. $5 00; Viola ; Frarler, $20.00: C. B. Cordy. $9.00; ; $1,737 40; Lorenz Co.. $10 59; pacific Medford Stationery Store, $1.00; F. J. Motor Transport. $3.89; Colyear Mo Newman. DostAsre. $7.00: Asnea Deav- tor Bales Co.. $18 84; The Texas Com er. $12.00; J. K. Gill Co.. $6.97; AJlce Oandee $7.50; una a. men, travel, 24 80: C. R. Bowman, trarsl, 925 94; Betha Abel. $16 00: Mary E. Albert. (20 00: Lottie Halloy. ,10 00; Mrs. Earl Baldwin. S30.00; Edns Banry. ,25.00; lnts Bayltss, S25.00: Myrtle C. Bratty, 910.00: Ida c. cole, aio 00: Etta Con lon. $20.00: Frances Danlela, $10 00: Mae E. Davla, $10.00: Zella M. Doe. 25 00: Zelpha Drlpp,, $10.00: Pearl Dunford. $15 00: Mary C. Pry. $10 00; Mary R. Oracey. $10 00; Edith M. wol ford. $19 00: Clair W. Drove, $1000; Ethel Haertle. $10.00: Dollle C. Hol land. $25.00: lna Huson, $30.00; Ellt- abeth Huson. $15.00: Eleanor M. Johnson. $25 00: Relta Kendall, $15 00; Bessie' Landing, $25.00: Ora Lester, $10.00: Flora B. Ltldwlg. $20 00: Mar garet Nussbaum. $25.00: Maude over street. $20.00: Bettle A. Owlnss. $10.00: Pear! Pearce, $20.00; Margery Pierce. $25.00: Lillian a. Reed. $10 00; Almeida Russell, $15 00: Mary R. Row ley, $19.00: Rebecca Rosa, $29.00: Mrs. Howard Htlkey. $10.00: Mrs. E. H. Snyder. $8 00: Ruth M Sollee. $20.00: Delia Blevenson, aiouu; aiary a. swavne. $10.00: Loretta Swlntten, $10 00: Millie P. Tlnglcaf, $10.00: Lil lian M. Totten. $20 00: Alice V. Tun gate, $10.00; Loulae Underwood, $15.00; Marina u. wnmoca. stu.uu; aiuiub M. Wall. $1500; Edith L. Watson. $15 00: Nellie H. White. $20.00: Mlua White. $15.00: Ruth M. Wilcox. $10.00; Zellerbach Paper Co.. $33.08; E. A. Langley, $117.00: E.. E. Dlmlck. $117.00; C. H. Howell. $11700; J. O. Walker. $117.00: Nettle Thompson. $92.50: C. Z. Boyden, $78.38; C. I. Bourne, $83.86; R. A. Smith, $81.45: County Court, postage, $20.00; Na tional Reemployment Service. $63.67: Lorenz Company. $15.87; Hubbard Brothers, $7 80; Chas. Bitten. $82.88: Clarence Owen, $2.44: E. M. Kelllng, $2.44; Ira Wilson, $3.99; B. H. Moul ton. $9.98; Marlon Sutton. $11.00; H. D. Powell, $15.00; A. J. Kellenbeck, $0 30: Edith Oault. $7.60; C. A. Myers. 111700: H. N. Lofland. $117.00: Oeo. W. Nichols. $90.00; Jay Terrlll. $117 00; Oeo. McDonough. $09.00: I. R. Kline, $112.60; Jessie Klzer. $7.23: Agnes Denver. $8 00: L. H. Hansen. $19.00: Ethel Kneebone, $33.00; Walter C. McLean. $27.00; Sybil Petri, $28.00; wnlter F. Brown. $22 00: Margaret Denman. $18.00; Bertha Bardwcll. $10 00: M. M. Oault. $6.00: Vivian Bateman. $30.00; Grace Sweenoy, $28.00: Margaret Brophy. $27.00; Olenna A. Inlow. $33 00; Mamie B. nrilhh. asa oa: Emel a a. Tuttie, $23.00; F. S Carter. $14.00: F. R. Ood ward. $35.00: Pearl Davis. $9.00; Helen M. Arnsplger, $26.00; J. H. McAllister. $33.00: steiia Anderson, aau.uu; n. n flklnner. 99.00: J. L Porter, $13.00; Ruth Shangie. $20.00: Lena necsera. $9.00: oeo. wenat, aiu.w: s. k. uor.. $3 00; Dorothy Tumy, $3.00: o. o Alenderfer. 92.00: J. M. Clement $9 00; J. A. Walker. $9 00; Bessie B. Renmes. $9.00; F. H. Dressier, $9.00; V. O. Walker. $2 00: Arthur D. Heas. $2.00: Marian Rlegel, 99.80; O. F. Llndley. 92 00; Alta A. Newman. 92.40; Hubbard Brothera, $1191; VanWaters Rogers. $28.98: Medford Domeatlo Laundry. 92.11; West Coast Printing Co., $126.80; Davla Transfer, $1.00; H. D. Reed. $10.46; James Baughman. $6 10; Klocker Prlntery, $12.00; First National Bank. $2,062.83: Amy D. Cummlnga. $20.00: O. C. Preacott, $44.00; Timothy White, $10.00; Sher iff, travel. $218 00: Littrell Part Co., $2.67; Medford News, 933.19: The American, 914.75: Bwem'a Shop, $2.20; Webb At Carlon. $13.80: Heath'a Drug Store, $73: Lamport'e, $16.50; Nansen Dairy. $16 35: Motlel Bakery. $19.60: Orovera Dairy, $7.23; Summit Gro cery. $83.18; Swift & Co., $6 67: Safe way Store, $17.87: Southern Oregon Sales. $4.79; Economy Market, $7.50; Dr. Gltzen, $10175: J. R. Blenna. $3.96; Standard Oil Company, 91.08: M. M. Dept. Store, $1.00: I. O. O. F. Lodge. $30.00; Contolldated Freight t mra .1 68: Wet Bide Pharmacy. $39.78; Shaw Supply Co.. $24.46; E. R. Squibb & Bona. $18 00; Red Croas. travel, $17.00: Dr. Wm. P. Holt. $166.69; Peerless Market, $3.10; Car old J Parker. $6.70; Southern Ore gon Oas Corp.. $1040; Hotel Med ford. $27.05; Davis 6c Davla. $2 50: Hardy'a Cash Store. $3.20; Hubbard Brothers, $16.55: F1 It Shop, $1.00; Holbrook As Andrews, $28.00; Trow bridge. $5 00; weeks It Orr. $1.60; llubbrd Brother.. $51 99; Baker Lin en Co., $42.90; Blden'a Shoe Shop. $4.50; Barney's Service. $1.00: Med ford Ice Co.. $75: Beck's Bakery. 91 86: Maswell Feed Co.. $22.47; Eve lyn Nichols. $1.00; Maaon Ehrman rnmn.nl 97132: M. M. Dept. Store, a 70- t. n. Frldeser. 929.64: Weatem States Grocery. 95.18; D. H. Stumpf. 914 04: J. c. Penney Co., oo: 10m Murphy. 9188; Anhlend Creamery, 38 34: Zellerbach Paper Co.. 90 lo: nalxa JL. I.vdlard. 97 44: O. C. Hoover, 910 80; Ted's Feed Btore, sia.au; v. a Rower. al.7fi: Medford eneet ainuii Co.. 92 30; woods Lumber Co., $36 40; National Hospital Association, i 10. KmerRenrv i-unn. Trowhrldse Cabinet Worki, $t02 00; F. F. Burk. $1600; Ralph Blllinga. O. and C. $900 00. Meaiora biorary. n r. Young. 930 00: s. R. Torker ai no- Rather Oat Book Shop, $1.60: Oregon New company, iii w: mlllen company, aa.ui, iiiwiinwoii" Library Association, $47.49; J. K. Olll Company, 91s i. A.niann Liorair. A. R. Roemer Co., $14.20: Womr.th Bookshop, $1120; J. K. Olll .Com pany. $86 60; Caxton Prlntery? $4.86. una i.ht-hwc ruii'i.' 0. F. McKlbben, $2.r,'; W. B. Thompson, $9.00; 3. J. Osenbrugge, $16.00. BOUW.. James Knapp, $?.H); J. I. Ragsdale, nn- nurt wllb'.r. 99.00: John Mea- der. 93 00; Verr jn Dunlap, 93.00; Joa Rummerfleld. 93 00; L. E. Been. a uu; Keith Wllllatna. 98 00; J. w. Ragsdale. 93 00; )rv Williams. 93 00; Anton Ring, 93 00; A. O Lawaon. 912 00; Thoa. Stanley. 93.00: O. F. Rosecrana, 93 00: A Poeton. 93 00: Burt Wilbur, 93 00: J. E. Drake. $3 00: Floyd Mc Kee. $9 00; R. Flah. $3.00: Sam Rose. $.100: C. H Lindsay. $3 00: J. D. Morrison. $3.00; J. O. Buckmaater. $3 00; Arthur Clark, 93.00; Byrd Weltman. 93 00: Chaa. McKee. 93 00: Ivan Parmer. $16 50: AO. Lawaon. $8.; Keith Williams. $3 00: J. B, nher. $3 00; Alfred Traak. $30; Carl Hert ford. $3 00; Kerman Walter. $3 00; M. M nnnH. $3 00: Nelson Russell. $3 00: H A. Smith. $3 00; Ivan Far- mer. $15 00; A. o. Moora, o.uu; n. Brophy, $8.00. Road. Lyal H.rtman. $104 39: W. Idem. 930 02: Lewis Applebaker. $15 18; Lloyd Norman. $15 15: Wesley Hart, man $125 88. Oeneral Tool Company. 97 00: Medford Corporation. $8 83; Western Stel Corp.. 98 16; Klocker Prlntery. $17 60; Joe Koenlg, 92B1.90; Associated Oil Company. 9.10; Paul B. Rynnlng. $2.15: Syd I. Brown, 12 25: Medford Lumber Co.. 520 97; Harrison Parts Co.. 49: alternation- al Hsneste: Co , 419 00; Al Plche. 17.35: Howard Cooper Corp., $76 71; H. C. HlRh. $31.60: Western Auto ouppiy wumimiiy, t tv uiuun uu Co., 864 02; White Motor Co.. 91. 63; Copco, $65 62; Timber Products Co., $1.75; Pittsburgh Paint Store, $35 00: Timber Product Co.. $32 70; Austin Western Machinery Co.. $44 10; Med- ware Co., $1,111.01; Air Reduction 'Bales Co. $27.91; standard OH Co.. $25.42: Roy Ash pole. $13.23; Federal Land Bank. $500 00; G. W. Fields. pany, $70.76; State Industrial Accl- dent commission. i9.ia; fierce Auto Frelaht. 91.44: The White Mo tor Co.. 914 19; Brown c White. 918.28: The A. Llett Co.. 91376: H C. Dooms. $4.90: Woodburv Com- pnnv, $108.92: J. E Haaeltlne Co., 910.45; Robertson Hardware Co., 941.71; consolidated Freight Lines, 93.02; Lewie Super Service, 9160: Everett Skeeters, 960 00: Psclflo Ma chinery Company. 98.63: N. C. Lln- Inger CO., $107.25; Eaas -lTnnaier, $2.60: Calif. Oregon Power Co.. $67.47: Hubbard Brothers. $49.95: Lyal Hartman. 9106.07: W. Edens. 983 28; D. Dorothy, $15.95: Otla Flltcroft. 1 96.38; Lewla Applebaker, 912.76; 1 Lloyd Norman. $8 38: Dick Klrkpntrlc. j $3 90; Lester Hodson. aoaa; esimon Johnson, $6.38: Wesley narim.-wi. $136 88; Jim Merrltt. $128.00: Enrl Jonea. $95.76; A. W. Sheldon, $73 37; Leonard Andrews. $89.75: Lester Throckmorten. $138 00: Ralph Mer rltt. $110.00; Walter Sherld, $78 00; Millard Robertson. $47.43: Lciano Pottlgrew. $19.63: H. P. Sellers, 958. 59; D. P. Oeary. 944.64: L. Pence. 953 01: Hav Merrlman. 947.43;W. M. Tethrow, 9138; Henry Meyer. 9900: J. W. Olllaspey. 978.15: wm. Dletncn. 919.18: Clarence Owen, 948.03: E. M. Kelllng. 933.48: Carl Kite. 95.68: Jack Thresher. $5.98: C. A. Hudson, $2.09; Ed Btlllwell, $119.12; Percy Haley. $115.00; L. J. Blgham, $115.00: Gale Moulton, $110.60; H. C. Dooma, $116.- 74; Thoa. Roseoerry, $173.9U: it. J. Rlnabarger. $173.60; F. E. Jenkins. $129.74: R. N. Finney, 9116.00: w. J. Burbrldge. 988.00; Eber Weed, 88800; Jack Fortln, 8134.36; D. O. Modrell, 9110 60: Theo. Olass. $101.70; L. B. McKlnnla, 94.29: Chas. Dooms. 9131- 82: B. H. Moulton. 983.79; A. Watten- burg. 9113.75 W. L. Tone. 8103.19; H. E. Tolls. 989.80; Art Hamilton. 936.27; Claude Wilson 955.50; Ira Wilson. 983.50: Frank Denser, $92.78: John Moulton. $86.28; Don Fredericks, 901.50: D. J Clifford, $93.26; O. B. seamon, 93.76: A. H. Smith. $9100; Clllf O ass. $65 21: Wm. McCnnn. $2. 79: Robert McCabe. $83.91: Art Boggls. $107.78; R. L. Bishop. $96.76; Gene Hooper, $118.94: Standard OH Com pany. 936.47; Hensen Hdw Co., $11.60: Roy Ashpole. $2.86: National Hospital Association. $180.78: Medford Corpor ation. $57726; Shell Oil Company. $32.50: Wnlter W. Abbey, $74.87; Un ion Oil Co.. $76.04: W. E. Rosecrana, $10.60: American Brass Co., $3.63; Porter Lumber Co.. $1.00; Medford service station. $1.97: Young's Ser vice Station, 8126; Medford Water Commission. 93.11; Medford Concrete ron.mictlon Co.. 9136.12: Dallalre & Schortgen. 9107.15; Lltterell Parts Co.. 95279: Consolidated Freight Lines, 92.26: Howard Cooper Corp. aia S7: Western Auto Suonly Co. ai an: Bin Pines Lumber Co., 91.60; L. O. Grimes, 91 uu; racmc mntnuiei j Co., 921.52; pacuio lei. ana lei. i.u. 99 20. WILLIAMS CREEK. May 24. (Spl.) As graduation day and vocation, days draw near Josephine county enjoyed its first annual play day on May 8 followed the ensuing Saturday, May 16 by a joint eighth grade graduation of all schools outside Grants Pass. The graduation exercises were held at the RIvoll theater In Oranta Pass. This It $ departure from the custom ary practice Inaugurated by H. H. Wardrlp, our county school tuperln tendent. From the 38 schools In the county there were 142 eighth grade graduatea. From Wllllama: Hazel larlmore, tla M. Doak, Eatvlla Kin cade, Theodore Peckham, Phillip Wll ion, Patricia Wilson, Margaret Pence. These from Provolt school were: Richard Huff, David Holbrook. Ken noth Johnson, Jerry Stona, Edna Roberts, Floyd Lewman. Play day. aponsored also by Mr. Wardrlp and the Josephine County Teachers asso ciation waa an enjoyable oocaslon The contestants were divided Into three age groups. Class A. of all 11 years and under; class B, those of 12 yeara; class C, those In high school. Winner, from Wllllama: 60 yard dtah. for boya, Delmar Sorrels; tecoud class O; 75 yard daah, for girls, claat C, Adeline Morrison; 220 yaM daah, for boya, class C, Louis V-arner 8. Broad Jump for boya, clr-ss B. Jerry Uparlln, first; olsst C, .!ihn WaUlnl. first. High Jump foi- boys, clssa 8 Jerry Sparlln, thlr'.. Bhot put, 12 lbs,, class C, Hi', ard Klncade, first: 11. Brlttson, th.rd. The senior-Junior clsst .Isy, "The Phsntom," presented Friday evening cf laat . week, waa much tnjoyed Music. 'iras furnished by the Melody Mlxr.tt, vjuddy Elder It setting hit sawmill ,n Dutcher creek near the Redwood highway. He expects to be read, to begin tawing within three weeka. Mrs. Frank Wood haa gone to Port land where ahe will receive medical attention. Mrs. Martha Mee and Mri. Jessie Kinsman of Thompson creek ware celling on Mrs. C. W. Roberts Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mra. John Letteaen apent iat week at the home of their grand daughter, Mra. Kathleen Pence at Chlloquln. Jack Sparlln from San Francisco 11 visiting at the home of hit parents. Mr. and Mra. George Sparlln. Bert Holtzhauser and ton RcaUe have purchased 9 new electric m.'lk Ing machine. Mrs. Harry Bennett left Sunday for Eau Claire. Wisconsin to .pend the summer with her parents. Mr. and Mrs Cherles Quelle, Mrs. Pearl stunba haa been In Cald well, Idaho the last two weekt with her daughter who recently underwent a major operation. Mr. and Mra. John Cobb arrived last week to tak9 up residence at ie Clayton Stone place now owned sy Cal Hill. Mr. and Mra. Fay Bristol celebrated their third wedding anniversary with Williams Creek a supper Sunday evening at their nom. rjuests Included Dr and Mrs rviTH - . on Durl-- Mr. and Mrs. Louis Vannice, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Robinson. s:i of Grants Pass: Mrs. Hattle Adklns 0f Glendale. Calif , who visited at the C. R. Hill home Sunday. This community waa saddened by the death of Frank M. Miller who cropped dead Friday morning. Fun tral waa held at the llttlt Baptist church on the corner. In charge of tne U B. Hall funeral home. Rev 1. B Coan. pastor of the Methodist church of Oranta Pas. officiated. In terment In the Sparlln cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Elder were calling Sunday afternoon at the C. W. Roberta home, Vic Sparltn had hit hip scattered Friday afternoon on the atreet In Grants Pass, when his car collided with another driven by Men M Holmea of Oranta Pais. He la In the hospital there and Improving nicely. Bible study class will meet with Mra. Cook Friday of this week. Charles Caugle who suffered $ alight stroke recently ts Improvise slowly. TRAIL. May 24. (Spl.) Recent ralna have done much to help along the gardena, but bava made the river rise and muddy, hindering fishing. Ralna atopped Tlller-Trall road work, and logging. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Hutchinson left May 16 for Hood River to continue to Kanaaa and eastern points for $ three month's trip. Trail extension meeting at Beckle- hymera, at Union Creek, with Cecil Prltchett as hostess was a decided auccesa, It being a fine day. Nineteen members were present and some guests. The hostess honored all mothers . over 60 with corsages and handkerchlefa. Mrs. Alma Merrlman and son, Ray, have, rented their home and will live In the Yancey home. Rogue River Lodge la nearlng com pletion, and la considered a very beautiful addition to the community. Sunset on the Rogue Is also doing extensive Improvements to the camp. A good many attended graduation exerclsea at Eagle Point. Two neigh borhood girls received their dlplo maa. Geraldlne Scott and Wanda Howe. Mra, Scott and daughter. Geraldlne, accompanied by Alma Merrlman planned to leave for Portland to day to be gone several daya. Mrs. Minnie Biases and son, Bob, spent the week-end with Mr. Blaesa at Klamath Falls, who la running ahovel for the Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. Upper Rogue Grange held the first dance May 22 In the new hall. These will not be regular dances, as they have them at Rogue Elk every two weeks, the next to be held May 39. A number of tourist cars may be seen on the highway now, and bual neaa for local tourlat camp. 1$ start ing. Beagle BEAGLE, May 34 (Spl.) Or. Can of Shady Cove preached a sermon to the Antioch Sunday school May 18. Sunday vlaltora at the Sanderson home were Mrs. Claude Alexander and dnughtert, Evelyn, and Zeta and . son, Alan, Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Sanderaon and ' Milton Sanderson, all of Medford and Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Martin and Donnle of this place, the occatlon being the cele bration of four birthdays, Mrs. Alex ander'9, Alan Alexander's. Milton and Robert Sanderson's. A turkey dinner was enjoyed by all present. We are all glad to bear that Nedra Schula who underwent a serious operation May 13 In Medford la get ting alone Juat fine and will be able to be moved to the home of relatives soon. The school children mlsa her from her piece at achool. and hope ahe will be back with them Boon. We wish to correct an error la last week's newt. Mr. and Mra. Un gren (nee Elaine Rush) will make their home In Marahfleld for the summer, lnatead of Lakevtew. Mra. Walter Grant entertained her Sunday sohool class May 14 with a party. Gamea were played and re freshment served. Eighth grade pupils of Antioch took their atate teats Thursday and Friday of this week. Mr. and Mra. Brownwood and daughters were vlaltora at the home of Mr. and Mra. R. L. Bowen Wed nesday evening. Merrill Martin la atlll unable o resume work at the Modoc orchard on account of hit hand. His 13-foot ladder tipped over with him and be fell with hit weight on his hand and la not able to use It yet. He la under a phystclan't care and expects to have an X-ray taken of It again Saturday. Mr. Foots and ton, Walter, were Saturday evening business visitors In Medford. Nearly all achool children attended the circus In Medford Tuesday. Eden Precinct EDEN PRECINCT. May 34. 8pl.) A very pleasant birthday party tor Gorden Qermer, whose home la on the highway aouth of Phoenix, waa celebrated May 8 at an afternoon ptrty. Those present were Bobble K,arn. Leo Furry. Tommy Sloan, Mel vln Meana and Patsy Moor and the honor guest, Gorden Oermer, Dainty refreshments of cake and Ice cream were served at five, when all de parted wishing Gorden many nappy returns of the day. George Hartley of North Talent naa purchased new truck to be used la his gardening and truck hauling. Mra. Elisabeth Volm of Portland, daughter of Mra. Margaret Oermer of the highway south of Phoenix, returned to her home Saturday eve ning after a 10 dayf visit with ner mo: her, who ta ill. Use Mall Tribune want ad. I Trail I