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Newspaper Page TextfEDFOTO MAIL TRTBUST:. fEDFORD. OREGON'. THURSDAY, MAY 27. 1937. PAGE ELEVEN ' r . 1 i i n u I i r mm Read every ad on tats page you will probably find ex actly the things you have been looking tor or a sale or trade for unused article you may have. Search your attic or ito re-room you may find many things others are seek ing and be able - to realize Immediate cash U what you want lent there, advertise tor it Tribune Classified ada are Inexpensive! f ectlve ( RATES Per ward, first Insertion tc '(Minimum 2 5c) each additional Insertion. nr word 1c (Minimum 10c) per line per rue-nth without copy chant. e Phone 75 FOS WANT AOS LOST AND FOUND FOUND Fountain pen. Call at Tribune office, pay for adv. LOST It dog is miasms, call 1516. WANTED MALE HELP SALESMEN WANTED Apply morn ings between 10 and 11. ask for Mr. Olmscheld. The California Ore gon Power Co. WANTED Experienced used car salesman. Lange Motor Car Co., 38 N Riverside. TV ANTED Boys to sell newspapers after school. Apply Mall Tribune. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Woman to come In home and cook and care lor 3 children. All time preferable, immediately. Box 2440. Tribune. WANTED SITD AT10N8 17-YEAR-OLD OIRL wants Job on ranch. Address 624 "4 Mc Andrews road. ELECTRICIAN Haa toola; will do anything; go anywhere. Tel. S37-W. GIRL wants to care for children in your home. Phone 1002-L. CAPABLE WOMAN wanta housework. 516 3. Ivy- WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 500 tiers of 13-lnch body fir wood. Whittle Transfer Co, 89 Oak St., Ashland: ' WANTED Homea to rent. L. O. Oreenamyer, 705 No. Riverside. Phone 675-J. WANTED Good light car. Can pay cash If cheap. Box 2410, Tribune. WANTED 1500 or 1600-lb. gentle horse. Fhoni 912-J. WANTED Large stock ranch. O. S. Butterfield. Medford Building. WANTED TO RENT Unfurnished modern 3 or 4-room house P. O Boi 603. Medford. . WANTED WOOL. MOHAIR We nave large order to Ml. Highest price paid MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27 N. Grape St. Phone 1062 TOP PRICES paid for all kinds of scrap iron steel and brass Bring ' It to ' MEDFORD IRON STEEL ' 1155 No Central. Phone 40. JUNK liigneai pnow paiu iw ww r radiators, copper storage batteries H , anal) n- I..D I rtT. 1 scrap uuu sum.. . ..-, If . pipe ana machinery wool and cot ton raga. inner tubea. Our prices will interest you. Hldea Pelts. Wool. Mohair. Household Goods Furniture, stoves bought and told MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE WB PA MOMS CASH For youi furniture HOIHKOOK 4 ANUHKW8 .tb nd Front Phone 647 FOR RENT HOUSES TOR RENT To reliable party for the summer months, 4-room modern stucco duplex, completely furnished. Call at 718 West 14th. FOR RENT House, furnished or par tial: 2 bedrooms; 830 or $45. Tel. 1322-W. FOR RENT Attractive? furnished 6 room bungalow for summer months. 119 Lincoln. BACHELOR CABIN. 445 So. Front. FURNISHED bouse tor rent, 701 N. R!rr!rie FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS SLEEPING ROOM. 8 month. 318 Hamilton. Call evenings. rOR REST Nicely furnished sleep ing room. 325 So. Riverside. TOR RENT Nice front sleeping room In neat, refined borne. 323 King St Phone 1095 -J. FOR RENT Large front room; not and cold water; shower: close in 20 8. Fir. FOR RENT Fui itished room with hot and cold water snd garage 11 S Orange St Call after 6pm A TTF ACTIVE rnvn. 404 9 Orepe FOR RENT BOARD-ROOM ' BOARD AND ROOM N3t. attractive room and ood fam ily meals. 710 East Main. BARD fNP ROOM 1 t Main FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS AJR RENT 40 acre. 20 irrlsated, MOO. L F. Boren, Eafle Point. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Furnished apartment. Adults. 604 West 10th St. OE BAUER APTS . eth and Oakda'.e. FOR RENT Court. Apartment, Carglll FURNISHED apt., 335 So. Ivy. FOR RENT Apartment, 334 Appl. APARTMENT for rent. 346 N Bartlett PURN. APT. 81 N. Oakdale. PURN. APT. Private bath. Prlzld. aire, heat: close In. 80S w. Main FOR EXCHANGE FOR TRADE Ford truck, licensed for wood. 132 8. Riverside. TRADE New model car radio for part payment on garden tractor. Phone 3-F-2. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TRADE 3-roora home I In Redlanda. Cal. Write Qeo. Web I per. East State. Redlands. Cal. FOR SALE RZAX, ESTATE FOR SALE OR RENT 4 -room mod ern home. 3 mile from Medford. Inquire Howard School Service Station, FOR SALE! Neat b-room suburban home. lVz miles from Medford, 8 blocks from school; fine garden. fruit, shade, ladlno clover, barn. garage, chicken house, buildings new; $2500. Turn left at Howard school. Hardy. FOR SALE THIS WEEK ONLY Nicely furnished duplex; cabin In rear, income 132.50 monthly. Lo cated corner of 12th and Central. Price (2750. Terms. A. F. Flowers, Cor. 12th and Front. FOR SALE Furnished house, 6 rooms and bath; close In; fruit, berries and flowers. 614 W. 13th St. 30 ACRES, above Old Stage road; house, garage, fine building site; $700. ALSO 160 acres; 60 acres culti vated 30 acres water right; Little " Applegate; good range, plenty tim ber. ALSO 40-acre dairy ranch, all stocked; good buildings, with crop; Bear creek bottom, ALSO 235 acres stock and dairy ranch, with crops; good buildings; 85 acres cultivation; timber and good pasture. ALSO 24 lots; fine-location, paved street, 160 ft. frontage with $160 water certificate; close In. CONFECTIONERY Store good pay ing business; excellent location. Several city and suburban homes. Everything In Real Estate. "DAD" ROBERTS. 720 West 2nd. MUST BE SOLD to settle estate, small modern house. 1 acre, barn, city water. O. H. Bengtson, 126 E. Main. FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS Convenient terms. Call Warren Pat terson. 201 Liberty Bldg.. or C. A. Barnes, 167 East 8th St., Eugene. APARTMENT HOUSE for sale at a bargain: good income property. . - - C. S. BUTTERFIELD Medford Building. THE J. W. BYBEE farm north of Jacksonville on the old stage road Is for sale In one tract or small subdivisions thereof. Inquire of Frank E. By bee. Star Route Box 132. Medford. Oregon. FOR SALE Lots. 50x150. Good lo cation. 624 Hamilton. WHEN you think of real estate think of BROWN & WHITE. WE SPECIALIZE in homes. 31 Chest nut, Room 4. HOUSES for sale or rent. Jackson County Bldg & Loan Assn. FOR SALE POULTRY AND EGGS FOR SALE 3 dot. White Leghorn hens, laying full capacity; high grade Hansen strain. H. J. Flei scher, Rt. 4, Spring St. FOR SALE R. I. Red and Plymouth Rock baby chicks. Monarch Seed and Feed Co. BRONZE turkey natcblng egga. 3 R L R roosters. Inquire PernoU't torePjjlegate FOR SALE-- LIVESTOCK FOR SALE OR TRADE 3 COlta, 8 - heifers, weaner pigs. George Mcro, Table Rock. . FOR SALE Guernsey bull, 15 moa. old. Some milk cows. C. Ellis, Eagle Point. FOR SALE Two work horses. 3 fresh cows, '28 Oakland sport roadster, or will trade. Jack Martin, Thomas road and Stewart Ave. WEANER PIGS for sale; outboard motor boat, runabout. Ray 6hun terman, Gold Hill, mile east Rock Point bridge, south side river. FOR SALE) Family milk cow. 335 S. Riverside. FOR SALE 3 young bulls, young cow, fresh. T. A. Spray, Jackson ville. FOR BALE Weaner pigs. L. A. Yost Central Point, Rt, 1. Box 389. FRESH MILK GOATS for sale Call opposite Cheese Factory, Central Point. FOR SALE 3 A-l milk cows fresh July 1. Inquire at Standard Oil station. Eagle Point. Ore FOR SALE 3-year-old stallion, 1700 lbs. O. D. Low, East Main. Ashland FOR SALE 300 goats; all or part P E By bee M-dford. Rt 3. FOR SALE DOGS PETS FOR SALE CHEAP If taken at once grfphTd p'lppi 518 East Main. ' BUSINESS CHANCES SERVICE STATION and store for rent. 3 miles south o Medford on Pacific Hwy. Box 2260, Tribune. FOR SALE Meat market, wholesale and retail, doing good business fMt Information write Sanitary Market, 616 Orange St., Redlanda. Cal. FOR SALE OR TRADE Srrrlc sti tion and hotiae. Inquire J. W. La Tourette. 1321 N. Riverside. ("OR SALE Established suburban grocf-rv: good location: living quar- t?ra. Box 2267, Tribune. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES ABBEY'S SPECIAL 31 FORD Spt. Roadster; 6 wheels, trunk; fine shape. $253. Phone 303. FOR SALE Ford V-8 truck and log lng trailer, completely equipped with K. B. Buster brakes, Inside cab control, binder chains, cheese blocks and cinching wedges. Sale price $775. Clay comb Motor Com pany, Ashland, Ore. Phone 50. FOR SALE Model A Ford coupe; 3 cows, typewriter, ranch. House to rent. Phone 1002-L. FOR SALE Ford Model A truck and logging irauer. equippru iot logij Ing; K. B. Buster brakes, lnsidn cab control, binder chains and cinches complete. Sale price $475. Claycomb Motor Company, Ash land, Oregon. Phone 50. 1926 STUDEBAKER Coach; good tires, perfect running order; $40 cash. 610-R-2. O. I. GATEB AUTO CO. R & O. USED CARS '36 Ford Touring Sedan $665.00 '35 Ford Touring Sedan 646 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 1037 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. 1037 Chevrolet Master Coupe. 1936 Chevrolet Master Coupe. 1936 Chevrolet Sedan. 1S34 Dodge DeLuxe Sedan, leather upholstery. 1037 Willys DeLuxe Sedan. 1936 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan. 1935 Chrysler Alrstream DeLuxe Coupe. 1 1935 Pontlac DeLuxe Sedan. 1935 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 trices. LANGE MOTOR CAR CO, 88 N. Riverside. Chrysler and Plymouth Dealers. Used Car Lot. 25 So. Riverside. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 4-h.p. gasoline garden tractor, wttn plow, disk and aitcner; cost $330 new;. sell for $95 cash If taken at once. R. J. Bland, fourth house south of Beall Lane on Old ' Stage road. GRADUATION and evening dresses, ,slzes 14 to 16. Phone 1053-Y. FOR SALE Electric range, cheap; table, chairs, kitchen utensils. 721 West 14th. VEGA cream separator, late model milk cooler, set laundry tubs, John Deere 2 -horse gas engine, 2-lnch pipe, small John Deere plow. Al's - Trading Post. Jacksonville Hwy. and Lozler Lane. FOR SALE House-trailer, $100; oak dining table, $7; Airline radio, $8. Call at 23 Jeanette. FOR SALE Fireproof combination safe, gas oven, bridge lamp, fern stand, electric Iron, garden tools, fruit jars. 614 W. 13th St. 1 Used Fordson tractor. 1 Used Fordson tractor pulley with clutch. 1 Used Detroit mower for Fordson. Flnley Implement Co. (Central Point. FOR BALE Circulating heater, $15; buffet, $5; wicker set. $15; radio. $15; bedroom suite, $18; tables, lamps, etc. Turn left at Howard school. Hardy. BEAN 6-h.p. motor parts. Crystal Springs Packing Co,, So. Fir. WE STILL maintain the same prices, 35c and 25o. Why pay more? Lloyd's Shop. 40 North Front St. FOR SALE One 7-ft. Westtnghouse ice-box. Crawford electric range, Howard grand piano: all used one year. Also other furniture. 62 Ross court. FOR SALE Alfalfa, and blue grass and alfalfa hay, $10 in shock. Ed Hanley Ranch. FOR SALE Beautiful gasoline range, like new, Ideal for home without electricity. Bargain. Hawley Trans fer, 118 No. Riverside, 7 CUBIC FT. Westinghouse. 7 Cubic ft. Frigid a Ire. S Cubic ft. Kelvlnator. At bargain prices; reconditioned LEONARD ELECTRIC. Phone 427 DELCO pressure pump, made by Gen eral Motors, 225 gals, per hour. $46.50, complete with 13-gal.' tank $57 00. Leonard Electric. Tel. 427. JACK'S 2ND HAND STORE, 106 South Grape l washing machine, sewing machine, good floor covering at low price; couch, dressers, 108 South Grape. RIVER LOAM $2.00 per load. Bate-man's- Phone 1634-Y. ELECTRIC FENCE 8TOP8 THEM Latest improved, no radio Interfer ence; $17.60 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. 1203. FOR SALE New and used sash doors, lumber, plum Ding, roofing, door and window screens storage tanks 1620 N Riverside FOR SALE Two oil burners for furnaces Inquire Mall Tribune offloe FOR LEASE Service station. Buy stock, only $250 00. B. Main and Boulevnrd. Ahlnnd MONEY TO LOAN BUY. build or refinance your homo We furnlh the money at 6. C. L Onff 2fi Natl. Bank B!rt. PERSONAL MADAM ALEXANDER. Spiritualist Palmist, tells all In love marriage business If you want facts, not promises call on her for advice Rsin ftow Auo Camp. Cabin No 3 BUSINESS DIRECTORY tKON COltNTT AIISTR tCT CO III,: lIBilt BUSINESS DIRECTOR? Expert Window Cieanera. LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1173 House cleaning, floor waxing, orl ental rug cleaning and upholstering The fashion Shop. THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking and Remodeling. Button, and Buckles oovered. 308 U. 8. National Bank Building. Tel. 1181. Painting and Decorating. IF YOO WANT a PAINTER or PAPEKHANGER PHONE 840. PITTSBURGH PALNT 8TORE. HARRY MARX Painting Tinting Paper Hanging. Phone 1710. Res. 123 Portland. Money to Lend MONEY LOANED ON AUTOS. LIVESTOCK, FUBM1UKE. ENDORSED NOTES. ETC. We wast to supply your money needs without red tape or delay. SEE W. E. THOMAS MGR. ORE. AND WASH. MTO. CO.. MED FORD'S OLDEST AND LARGEST PERSONAL FINAMCE CO. 45 So. Central, around Floor Craterlan Theater Bldg. Lie. No S-157-M-180. Phone 139. Transier. DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE Local and Long Distance Furniture Moving. Bonded camera. Flreprool storage Expert crating, packing and shipping service. ' "Davis (or Service." Phone 644. EADS TRANSFER tl STORAGE CO. Oltlce 36 So. Fir. Phone 316. Prices right. Services guaranteed. SAMSON Transfer and Storage Fur. niture Moving and expert furniture packing service. Flreprool storage new tow rates. P. E. SAMSON CO. Phone 883. STTJART8 TRUCKING SERVICE Telephone 1033 or 333. Ill No. Fit St. Local and long distance. Fuel oils, any kind. Green, stamps in side or 3-mile limit. ' Washing Machine Service SPECIAL You can get Goodrich Balloon Wring er. Rolls and parts for all makes of washing machines, Including electric motors and gas engine mo tor service at cut rate prices. Flvnn Electric Service, 131 W. Main. Tel. 107. BY STUDENT BODY SOUTHERN OREGON STATE NOR MAL SCHOOL, ASHLAND, May 2C (Spl.) Laurence Kaiser of Apple gate, was chosen president of the as sociated students of the Southern (iregon State Normal School tor the school year 1937-38 at the annual student body election May 21, 1937. LeRoy Clarke of Prospect was elect ed vice-president, Frances Stroheck- er of Glide, secretary; Katherlne An derson of North Bend, treasurer; Harry Johnson of Eugene, pep pro moter; and Ray Hawk of Talent, edi tor of the Siskiyou. Lynn Johnson of Sllverton Is the retiring president. Other student body officers for the present year are Robert DuBenberry of Cottage Grove, vice-president; Wanda Mlnter of Oak- Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Tree which yields a fruit used for preserves T. One who belongs IS. South Amer ican rodent 14. Character In "Idylls of the King" 16; Consequently 15. Occurring at uniform In tervals 18. 8ymboI for tantalum 19. Engage for service 11. Epoch 22. Shortening 34. Old province of Japan 25. Creep away meanly 17. Part of each golf hole 18. Everlasting: poetic 80. Church of a monastery 32. Midday 34. Kind of fuel Zf. Sfrla 38. Oales 41. Mother of mankind 42. Lock of hafr 44. East Indian split pulse Cdlutlon of Yesterday's Puzzle STEgfl RISC EfgE R R A P A l Tp L EMN e o S U QAMEOLplG 1 C HE L TC OlN S wy N K i S 3E Rll E fflJN 1 i A DUasTCTQERS r ani rIa s iff! A I ES51nieIuast In y eHe g a omoiR e s Fastened securely by a belt or cord Knock Small (stand State border ing on the Mississippi: nbbr. Olassy or transpnrent Symbol for tellurium Thoroughfare American spotted wild rat Cylindrical 2 3 4 5 Z IS 8 f " ' 2 iS 'l 2 lip f 5!1 ZZ5ZZZ 23 if H " 3o 31 ;-.f M ', . ,, jj -0T30-- 3 40 ''W'. '' ::. ' I I I I I ..I., i.i ml i I I I I I Tolo TOLO, May 27. (Spl.) Miss Rose Olllett captivated an audience of 00 or more with her accordion playing of popular and semi-classic pieces when she with her father, "Happy" Gillette, were guests at a farewell party held In the Tolo school house Friday night. May 31. This waa the closing day of school, perhaps the last for district No. 98. Everyone had his fill of Ice cream and cake. Mrs. Lulu Thurston, who has taught school here for six consecutive years, has accepted the Willow Springs school for next year. Tolo school board gives her a splendid recom mendation and best wishes for a hap py and prosperous future. Ralph Jones, on leave from the U. S. riavy. after visiting hie family In Seatttle, Wash and his parents, Charles Jones and family here, left Tuesday for San Francisco. He re turns to duty May 28. P. A. Tracy will move his family to their new home In Central Point the first of the week. Miss Arlene Inmann returned Fri day from Klamath Falls to assist her mother In moving. Ben Little, his mother, Mrs. Viola Little, and grandson, Virgil Kinney, and family are moving to the Tracy home hero. Foots Creek FOOTS CREEK. May 37. (Spl.) The community was shocked to learn of the passing of Clyde Martin at his home on Blrdseye creek - Saturday evening. He was In Rogue River early Saturday evening and seemed to be In his usual health but passed away after reaching home. He was well known here and had Jived on Foots creek a number of years. His kind disposition mode him many friends. He leave one sister.. Mrs. Bertha Hewitt, of Klamath Falla. His broth er, Bert, passed away Ip Portland two months ago. Theresa Ross of Gold Hill spent the week end with her uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mrs. .George Koster. Louise Chapman entertained sev eral of her school friends May 19 with a lawn party at her home at the Alaska auto camp. Bob Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Donough spent Sunday at Holcomb Springs. Mr. and Mfa. Tony Englea and daughters spent Sunday evening at the Clay Bile home on Evans creek. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hutchlna and Otto Fuhrman were among those at tending the Pomona meeting at Cen tral fomt May 19. Several from here attended the circus at Medford May 18. including Mrs. Effle Blrdseye, Olenn and David Blrdseye, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bax ter, Rowland and Phyllla Miller. land, secretary; and Caroline McNeal ui Aanjanq, treasurer. Associated Women student election returns for 1937-38 were Anita Cooke of Ashland, president; Frances Strohecker of Glide, vice-president; LaVerne Roberaon of Ashland, secre tary: Lucille Ijtmbert if A.hlnnH treasurer; and Dorothy Marshall of Bcna, sergeant-at-arms. Use Mall Tribune want ads. Cross -Word Puzzle 8. Highest note of Guldo'a scale I. Kind of fertilizer 10. Two: prellz 11. Dinner couraa 12. Elocutionist 17. Articles worn by the ancient Jewish high priest CO. Come in again 28. s present at 36. Force air noisily througb the nose 38. fa aware 2S. Fish eggs 31. Snow runner 33. Tell 35. One skilled ta the laws 88. Navigate the air: colloq. 87. Loyal 89. Originator of the atomic theory 40. Consisting of half frozen rain 48. Track of a wild animal 48. Pronoun 48. Koman date 61. Still , t2. Congealed water 85. Public carrier: abbr. 17. Chinese measure Resembling or containing a certain organic veg etable sub-, stance DOWN Golf club Self-centered person Serve the purpose Entice Devoured Second largest star In Orion Bavins a dark skin Briefs Bell view BELL VIEW, May 36. (Spl.) Home extension unit of Be 11 view met at the Community club house Monday afternoon. Mias Helen Thomas from Medford came to assist the members In program planning for the coming year. Mrs. William of Talent gave installation ceremony for new of fl oe ra; Mr. Cart Henry, chairman: Mrs, Val Inlow, vice-chairman, and Alice Pagel. Reports of the county meeting were given by Mrs. Inlow. Mrs. J, E, Gowland, Mra. C. Apple- gate and Mra. Henry. Bell view school closed Friday, May 31, with the annual picnic dinner served at noon to parent and chil dren in the Orange hall. At the final meeting of the Parent Teacher association in the afternoon members voted to give the 4-H summer school scholarship to Veda Williams. Mrs. Walter Longstreth and Mrs. Edwin Dunn went to Medford Mon day evening to attend the monthly meeting of the county recreational club. Upper Valley Community club held Ita last meeting of the club year at the community club house laat week. A covered dish luncheon was served at 13:30 with Alice Pagel. Mrs. Rey nolds and Mrs. McCollum acting as hostess. The following officers were Installed: Mrs. J. E. Oowland, pi evi dent; Mrs. Bt H. Chrlstlleb, vice president; Mrs. Claude Conley, sec retary; Mrs. Henry Stenrud, treas urer, and- Mra. Louis Pankey, trus tee. 9Irs. C. B. Lamkln and Mrs. R. E. Bell will serve on the pro gram committee for the September meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Farmer and daughter, Betty Lou, Mr. and Mra. Dan Farmer and daughter, Deloris, and Curtis Byrd, all of Dorrls, Cal., were dinner guests at the Willis Byrd home Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Richard O. Joy and son, Alden, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Endera In Ash land Thursday evening. The dance given by th Bellvlew grange at the community club house waa well attended. Another dance will be given June 4, with Sumner Parker and Dickey's orchestra fur nishing the music. Bellvlew Orange awarded the an nual scholarship to . 4-H summer school at Oregon State college to Jack Williams. Mrs, Oscar Talent, who had her tonsils removed at the Community hospital last week, has recovered. Bellvlew, young people who are graduating from Junior high school In Ashland this week are: Carol Mc Collum, Wanda Reynolds, Lola Qrea- ham, Rosemany Bell, Qeraldlne Pulse, Kenneth Wenana and Dale Williams. Eight Bellvlew high school students will graduate from the Ashland high school next Wednesday evening. They are Nina Hazelwood, Louise Martin, Marilyn Chrlstlleb, Marjorle Bell. Alice Metcalf, Bert Wade, Robert Brantley and Lloyd Weanus. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Peachey and family went to Eagle Point Thursday to attend graduation exercises of the Eagle Point high school. Their son, George, graduated. Following student body officers of Bellvlew school were, elected Friday: President, Norman Chrlstlleb; vice president, Bill Brlggs; secretary, Gene Brantley, treasurer; John McCollum and sergeant-at-arms, Bob Dunn. Eagle Point EAGLE POINT, May 26. (Spl.) It la with deepest regreta we chron icle the death of Mlsa Lucia Gard ener at a Medford hospital Monday evening. May 34, at 8:46. She was the youngest daughter, and the first to pass of a family of three daugh ters and three sons of Mr. and Mrs. Raphael oardener of Lake Greek vicinity, where all were born and grew to maturity. She waa a girl of sterling character and had a boat of friends, both In her home com munity and the Eagle Point commu nity who will miss her cheery word and ready smile. Mlsa Charlena Ray, who haa been critically 111 at the Community hos pital in Medford for the past two weeks, la reported aa being allgntly Improved at this time. Donald Ash pole attended a bank ers' banquet In tha Lithla hotel at Ashland Tuesday evening. Miss Melba Day, teacher In the high school for the term Just ended, left Tuesday evening for her home In Portland. W. H. Crandall of this place and Mrs. Florence Crandall recently of New York City were married In Med ford last Saturday, a aurprlse to most of us. Everyone waa glad to learn of H and to welcome Mrs. Crandall aa a permanent resident In our midst. Mr. and Mrs. Crandall are receiving the very best wishes of all for a long and happy life together. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Aahpole of Medford were callers at the Roy Aah pole home Bunday evening. Marsh Oarrett left last Bunday morning with soma cattle for Fort Klamath, where they will be pas tured and fattened for beef, Elmo Throckmartln of Applegate waa a business csller In Eagle Point last Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Orow. Tommy Stowell and Jo Chamberlain spent last Sunday at Fish lake fishing and returned with their usual good luck. Ed Olvln and Mrs. Barbara Jen nings of Medford were dinner guests of Mrs. Eva Nichols laat Friday eve ning. Mrs. J. L. Cooley, her mother ana frl.nd of Hornnrook. calif., were business callers In Eagle Point Mon day evening. A very large crowd attended com mencement exercises at the Oasis laat Thursday evening, when eight girls and eight boys received diplomas, presented by Ray Hsrnish. Dr. Irv ing of Aahland delivered tha ad- dress. Rev. D. E. Ml Hard delivered1 the invocation. Mlse Wanda Howe was valedictorian and Miss Helen Prey waa salutatorlan. Names on the honor plaque are Chester Robertson and Margaret Simmons. Scholarship award went to Wanda Howe; activities award to Margaret Simmons; athletlo award to Paul Andre: school annual award to Dale Throckmartln. The hall waa beautifully decorated by Mrs. Wm. Brown. Dal ton Terr 111 of Treka came up last Sunday and took his father and mother. Mr. and Mrs. Ctiarles Terr ill of Brownsboro. home with him for a visit, thinking the change would benefit his father, who has been 111 for the paat two months, but is very much Improved at this time. Mrs. Beatrice Oalbraith of Gold Hill visited her brother. Harold Emt son and family of thla place last Sunday. Shorty Miles and Mrs. Ruth Mlch ell of Butte Falls were callers of Mrs. Lottie Van Scoy Sunday. Civic Improvement club were to hold regular meeting May 37 with Mrs. Lena Stowell and Mrs. Hattle Robertson as hostesses. Word was received recently of the birth of a son, weighing 9Vi pounds May 19 to Mr. and Mra. Floyd Bar rett of Halsey, Oregon, formerly teachers in the local high school. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nugent left last Friday evening for their home in Albany for a short visit with rela tives and friends. Jerry Lewis opened a confectionery store and beer parlor last week In the same buldlng In which hlsfsther, Frank Lewis, conducted a similar business for many years but which has been closed since the old gentle man's death several years ago. The "Oasis' beer parlor was re opened for business Saturday by Ernie Dahack. COURT HOUSE NEWS Furnished oj tha Jackson County Abstract Co, 131 E. Sixth Street Marriage Licenses. William E. Acord and Ruth Clark. Robert W. Ronfort and Elaine Wal ton. Wllford L. Angers and Lorna D. Johnson. Gordon a. Dayton and Naomi P. Montgomery. William H. Crandall and Florence Crandall. Probate Court. George Black, Jr., Harrison G. Piatt and Arthur D. Piatt, Incorporate aa "Ashland Amusement company," Ashland: capital stock, $1000. Circuit Court. State of Oregon va. Elmer Francis Haab, escape after conviction and sentence. Stats of Oregon va. Robert Emlle O'Bryan, 'forgery. Wm. F. Jennings, . Incompetent; guardianship. Real Estate Transfers. Andrew Jorgenaen to Earl McBee. et ux, deed lot 10. block 10, Laurel hurst addition, Medford. E. Violet Dewitt, et vlr to Ed Bechtel, et ux. deed a acres In section IS, twp. 37, S. R. a west. Oeorge O. B. DoBsr to Bryant O. DeBar, deed NW of NE section 36, twp. 37, 8. R. S west. D. W. Fltagerald to Frank H. Flts gerald, at a), deed Yi Interest In NU of NE, SE of NE section 36; SW of NW aeotlon. 36, twp. 36, 6, R. 3 west. Wm. M. Brlggs, et us to Thomas D. Pryor, at ux, deed lota In block 8, Ashland. Scott V. Davis, et ux to Timber Products Co., deed HA of NE, SE of NE A and E'A of 8E section 33, twp. 33, S. R. 3 east. Richard L. Crease, et si to Timber Products Co, deed Wft of SW, S14 of NW sections, twp. 33, B. R. 2 east. Anna M. Carter to Henry O. Giley, deed lot on Main street, Ashland. W. O. Clements, et ux to L. 0. Ruaho, at al, deed N4 of 8 ',4 of NE of NW. part Nli of B',i of NW of NW section 33, twp. 36, 8. R. 1 west. Ella Bewley, et vlr to Berla O. Thornton, et ux, deed land In aeotlon IV, twp. 37, 8.' R. 1 wast. Mfw F. Hadfleld to M. A. Kelts, et ux, deed lot 8, block 36, Ooolldga ad dition, Ashland. Harry M. Morrison, et ux to Ray Edwards, et ux, deed land in DLC 43, twp. 38. 8. R. 1 weat. Charles A. Ooldfrap, et ux to Hat tle Havert, deed land In section 4, twp. 36, S. R. 3 west. D. R. Bwem. et ux to Sherman L. Divine, deed Va Interest In lot 7, block - 3, Woolverton subdivision, Medford. John H. Swem, et al to Sherman L. Divine, deed Interest In lot 7, block 3, Woolverton subdivision, Medford. Chief Botanist Inspects. CORVALLIS, May 27. (AP) H. P. Baraa, chief botanist of the office of experiment stations, arrived from Washington, D. C . to spend week Inspecting federal projecu at the agricultural experiment station. Ship Kale Ordered. PORTLAND. May 37 (AP) An or der for the sale of the Italian motor ahlp Feltre to tha highest bidder on June 8, came from Federal Judge James Alger Fee today. Willamette Hearched. EUGENE, May 37. (AP) Police, said they might start dragging tha Willamette river today for William L. White, 43, grocery store employe, missing since Sunday night or Mon day morning. President Resta WASHINGTON, May J7.-(AP)-Prea- Ident Roosevelt remained away from hie offloe again today to Insure quick and complete recovery from a head cold. L Married 7 Years. PORTLAND. May 37 (AP) Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Sawdon are candi dates for the marriage record. They celebrated their 67th anniversary yes terday. Dsa Mail Tribune want ads. Slurs Nazi Chiefs r - George, Cardinal Mundeleln ol Chicago, started another Inter national furor when he termed German Propaganda Ministei Goebbels "crooked," and called Chancellor Hitler "an alien Aus trian paperhanger." The German press attacked the cardinal and German embassy attaches called on the state department in Wash ington to make "informal repre sentations." The cardinal U shown above. STEEL TOILERS FACED Iff PERSONNEL TESTS IN ORDER TO GET JOB McKEESPORT, Pa. (UP) When the steel mills hired men In the old days, the employment manager walk ed to the gate where applicants were aaaembled, gave them a hurried "once over" and then pointed out the ones he wanted, ... "You, you and you,' he shouted. The new employee reported to tbe timekeeper and went to work. Times have changed. A. B. Holmes, employment super' in ten dent of the National Tuba Works, has Interviewed more than 8.000 Job-seekers In the past seven years, "The company knows all about ev ery man hired -now," he said. "Tha employment office records the appli cant's birth, age. weight, height, col or of eyes and hair, his parents' names, social status, education and past experience. "Physical examinations pday an Im portant part. The Job-seeker must undergo a physical examination by the company doctor to determine his fitness for steel mill work." Every Monday afternoon at S o' clock, Holmes receives applications. The applicant who stands around the employment office on any day but Monday hasn't a chance. And the best way to go about getting a Job In the steel mills which thla spring are riding a prosperity wave is to "tell the truth about yourself, but don't brag," Holmes advised. "The applicant should come In and talk In a friendly manner," he said. "This Is better than trying to put something over on the fellow who has been examining applicants a long time. "It's up to the applicant to sell himself, but some overdo the part." HELIUM SALE TO WASHINGTON , May 27. (AP) Hugo Eckener, Germany's foremost dirigible expert, said today that re (tardless of what causod tha Hlnden urg disaster, "we must change over to the use of safe hullum. He urged the senate military com mittee to approve legislation which would make America's helium supply available to Gerrnsny for commercial sircraft purposes. The German dirigible expert denied earlier testimony before the commit tee that the German type of dirigible could not operate commercially using neltum, because of Its reduced lifting power. - He agmed that at present prices helium could not be used economi cally, but sstd If production were In creased, he believed the cost would ftU nearly to the price of hydrogen. HMM . . . LET'S SEE . . .' JUSTICE WILMS Van Devnnter's resignation from the Supreme Court bench haa the public guess ing as to who his successor will be. And the main hitch Is the sp ool ntrrs of the - successor are guessing even harder! THIIKK'A NO guessing about value when yon deal with "GOl'LD the acreage man." We ALWAYS- nffer deslrsble fsrm and bonding sites. Stop In today. r-ft-.Q .tt.M J 1