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Newspaper Page TextfEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUTE, "NrEPFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY. MAY 28. 1937. PAGE THREE? I .er-svs-t. . r m - Read every id on this page. You win probably find ex actly the tatnga ypu ban been looking tor or a eale or trade for unused article you may bare, tiearcb your attic or atajre-room you may find many thlnga othera are eeek lng and be able to realize Immediate cash If what you want Isn't there, advertise for It Tribune Classified ads are Inexpensive effective I RATES Per word, first Insertion (Minimum 25c) Each additional Insertion, per word lc (Mlnlmnm 10c) Per line per month without copy chance Phone 75 FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST If dog t intaatrm. call 1516. WANTED MALE HELP WANTODSIngle ranch hand: good milker. Prof. Engelhardt, Rt, 3. WANTED Man cook for small rancli. Phone 191. MAN WANTED to take contract for party cutting limb and pole wood. 700 East Main. WANTED 3 car washers. Must have experience with power washer. Lange Motor Car Co., 38 N. River aide. SALESMEN WANTED Apply morn ings between 10 and 11. oak for Mr. Olmscheld. The California Ore gon Power Co. WANTED Experienced used car aalesman. Lange Motor Car Co., 88 N Riverside. . WANTED Boys to sell newspapers after school. APPlv Ma" Tribune WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Saleslady for ready-to-wear. State age and experience: where last employed. Box 2385, Tribune. w ANTED Middle-aged woman for housework, care of 3 children. Board, room and wages. Tel. 1069. WANTED Experienced girl for house work and help care for children. References. Phone 100-J-2. WANTED SITUATIONS NEAT, reliable and efficient woman wants housework by day or hour. Phone 623-R-3. - - ELECTRICIAN Has tools: will do anything; go anywhere. Tel. 637-W. GIRL wants to care tor children In your home. Phone 1002-L, WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 25. 30, 50-lb. feeder pigs. John Nealon, phone 118, Central Point. ORDER your -furniture re-upholstered and coverings Irom Thlbault. Tel. 969 -R. WANTED Child to care for In home. 1217 W. 9th St. WANTED 500 tiers of 12-Inch body fir wood Whittle Transfer Co, B9 Oak St., Ashland. WANTED Homes to rent. L. C. Oreenamyer. 705 No. Riverside. Phone 675-J. WANTED Good light car. Can pay cash It cheap Box 2419. Tribune. WANTED 1500 or 1600-lb. gentle horse. Phon" 912-J WANTED Large stock ranch. O. 8 Buttertleld. Medford Building. WANTED ro RENT Unfurnlsnen modern 3 or 4 -room bouse P O Boa 693 Medford. WANTED WOOL. MOHAIR We have large order to fill Highest prices ""medfohd bargain house 27 N Orape St. Phona 1063 rop PRICES paid for all kinds ol scrap iron steej ano dhh It to MEDFORD IRON STEE1 1155 No Central Phone 40 JUNK Highest prices paid for brass radiators copper storage batteries aluminum and other metals Scrap iron small or large lot pipe ano mscnlnery wool and cot ton raga inner tubes Our prices will interest you Rides Pelts. Wool Mohair Household Goods Furniture Stove bought and sold MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE WE PAY MOKB CASH For youi furniture HOIHKnilK . AMIKKVYS th and Prnnt Phone 547 FOR RENT H0USLS bvsit ft-onnm fnrnlhfi hmiu close in. 27.50 per month. Fowler A Upp. 44 N Kiver&iae. FOR PENT To reliable party for the mimmer months. 4 -room modorn stucco duplex, completely furnished. Call at 718 Wen 14th. FOR RENT House, furnished or par tial; 3 bedrooms; 130 or 145 Tel 1322-W. FOR RENT Attractive, furnished -room bungalow for summer monttia 11? Lincoln. BACHELOR CABIN. 445 So Front FURNISHED houae for rent. 701 N R;rsrtr!e FOB RENT BOARD ROOM BOARD AND ROOM Nest, attractive roomi and rood fam ily meals. 710 East .Main BOARD AND ROOM 71 B. UUO. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS SLEEPING ROOM, 8 month. Hamilton. Call evenings. FOR RENT Nicely furnlahed sleep. lng room. 325 So. Riverside. FOR RENT Lara? front room: Dot and cold water: shower; dose la. 30 S. Fir. FOR RENT Furnished room with hot and eold water and garage 11 8. Orange St. Call after 8 p. m. ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 S Orape FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Apartment, Hotel Grand FOR RENT Furnished apartment. Adults. 604 West 10th St. OE BAUER APTS., 6th and Oakda'4. FURNISHED apt.. 335 So. Ivy. FOR RENT Apartment, 334 Apple. APARTMENT for rent. 346 N Bartlett TORN APT 51 N Oskdale. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 43 Rose Ave.; 3 bed rooms, double plumbing, furnace, close to grade and Junior high schools. Price and erms reason able. Immediate possession. i ACRE. 5-room brick house, city water, bath, laundry trays; splendid location on state highway, near city limits. Good bttstness or camp ground site Only $1600; 9500 cash. 5 Acres on Spring street: Irri gated, city water, electricity, 3-room house, 9300. Also have good buy In "A" grade dairy ranch: tree water, good build ings; near Medford. L. G PICKELL 16 South Bartlett St. CHEAP 160 acre good fir. Will trade for late car or picKup. r. v. Perry, Sams Valley. FOR SALE 5-room modern house. furnished: 8 lots; terms. Tel. 459-X. FOR SALE OR RENT 4 -room mod ern home. 3 miles from Medford. Inquire Howard School .Service Station. FOR SALE THIS WEEK ONLY Nicely furnished duplex; cabin in rear. Income $32.50 monthly. Lo cated corner of 12th and Central. Price $2750. Terms. A- F. Flowers, Cor. 12th and Front. 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 bargain; good income property. C. S. BUTTE R FI ELD 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 be, star Route Box 132. Medford. Oregon. FOR SALE Lota. 50x160. Good lo cation. 624 Hamilton. WHEN you think of real eatate tain Of BROWN & WHITE. WE SPECIALIZE in homes. 31 Chest nut, Room 4. HOUSES Cor sale or rent Jackson County Bldg & Loan Assn. FOR SALE POULTRY AND EGGS LAST HATCH this season ready for UCllVCiy aJUtJC 01U. Ituaaili.; Leghorn chicks. 9c each. Carley Poultry Farm, N. Pacific Highway Junction. Phone 314-W. MILK-FED FRYERS Carley. 314-W. FOR SALE White Leghorn hens, 60c each. Joe Perry. Sams Valley. FOR SALE 2 doz. 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 natch Id g eggs. 9 R L R roosters Inquire Pernoll's Store A pp legate FOR SALE-LIVESTOCK FOR SALE OR TRADE 3 colts, 3 heifers, weaner pigs. George Mcro. Table Rock. FOR SALE Guernsey bull, 16 mos. old. Some milk cows. C. Ellis. Eagle point. FOR SALE Two work horses. 3 fresh cows. '28 Oakland sport roadMer. or will trade. Jack Martin, Thomas road and Stewart Ave. WEANER PIGS for sale; outboard motor boat, runabout. Ray Shun terman. Gold Hill. mile east Rock Point bridge, south side river. FOR SALE 3-year-old stallion. 1700 lbs. O. D. Low. East Main, Ashland. FOR SALE 300 goats; all or part F E By bee. Medford. Rt. 2, FOR SALE DOGS PETS FOR SALE CHEAP If taken at once Shepherd puppies. 518 East Main. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES ABBEY'S SPECIAL 34 PLYMOUTH Special Coup: 20.000 mllea; perfect; $463. 123 S. Riversldo. FOR SALE '29 Ford trurk; good mechanical condition, good rubber; $140. or trade for heavy car. E- L. Caldwell. Central Point. SPECIAL SALE of Used Cars offered by the C. E. Gata Auto Company for one week only. Any ear ur.dT $100 mar be purchased for $il down, balance to suit purchaser. No earning charges or interest added C. E. GATES AUTO CO USED CAR DEPARTMENT 6th and Bartlett. FOR SALE Ford V-8 truck and log in trailer, completely equipped with K B. Buster brakee. Inside cab control, binder chains, cheese blocks and cinching wedges. Sal price $776. Clayeomb Motor Com pany. Ashland. Ore. Phone 60. FOR SALE Model A Ford coupe: 2 cows, typewriter, ranch. House to rent- Phone 1002-L. FOR SALE Ford Model A truck and logging trailer equipped for logg ing; K. B Buster brakes. Iniide cab control, binder chains and cinches complete. Sale price $475 Cisycomb Motor Company, Alh tana, Oregon, Piione 60. FOR BALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALS 1 walnut buffet, 1 ma hogany table, 3 antique walnut chairs. Mrs. Clinton Spencer. The Mary-Mac at south end of Kings Hwy. Tel. 89S-R-3. PLANTS Zinnias, eaters. 3 dot. a Sc. Also enapdragona. marigolds, pan ales. Mrs. Dressier. 1107 E- Main. RUMMAGE BALE Friday and Satur day, by American Legion Auxiliary. Next door to Brophy'a Jewelry. FOR SALE Safe. Storage. Eada Transfer & FINAL CLOSE OUT $200 Hotpolnt range. 40; $175 radio, $1950; tsa overstuffed chair. $16; fern stand. 45c; lunch cloths. 35c: hall rug. $2 65; electric globes, shade, ptucs. sockets. 6c; cords, 15c; kitchen utensils. 5c: garden tools. 35c. 906 So. Oakdale, FOR SALE Steel-wheel farm wagon. 606 West nth St. BABY BUOOY for sale; reversible body, good condition. Tel. 52B-Y. FOR SALE Lumber, brick, plumbing, windows and doors. 128 N. Central between hours 6 and 5. FOR SALE 4-h.p. gasoline garden tractor, with plow, disk and ditcher; 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, sizes 14 to 16. Phone 1053-Y. 1 Used Ford son tractor. 1 Used Fordson tractor pulley with clutch. I Used Detroit mower for Fordson. Flnley Implement Co. Central Point. FOR SALE Circulating heater. $15; buffet. $5; wicker set. $15; radio. 15: bedroom suite. $18; tables, lamps, etc. Turn left at Howard school. Hardy. BEAN 6-hp. motor parts. Crystal Springs Packing Co., So. Fir. WE STILL maintain the same prices. 35c and aac. wny pay more? Lloyd's Shop. 40 North Front St. FOR SALE Alfalfa, and blue grass and alfalfa bay, $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. Weattnghouse. 7 cubic it. mgicuire. 6 Cubic ft. Kel vlna tor. At bargain prices: reconditioned. LEONARD ELECTRIC. Phone 427 DELCO pressure pump, made by Gen eral Motors, 225 gals per hour $46.60. complete with 12-gal. tank $57.00. Leonard Electric. Tel. 427 JACK'S 2ND HAND STORE. 106 South Grape 1 washing machine, sewing machine, good floor covering at low price; couch, dressers. 106 South Grape. RIVER. LOAM $2.00 per load. Bate mans. Phone 1634-Y. ELECTRIO 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 page plants. Mary O Carey, south of Phoenix CHARIS CORSETS Tel. 1202. FOR 8ALE New and used sash, doors lumber, plumbtng. roofing, door and window screens storage tanks 1620 N. Riverside FOR SALE Two oil burners for furnaces- Inquire Mall Tribune ouice FOR LEASE Service station. Buy stock, only $260.00. E. Main and Boulevard, Ashland. BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE Meat market, wholesale and retail, doing good business For Information writ Sanitary Market, 616 Orange St., Redlands Ca). FOR SALE OR TRADE Service sta tion and house. Inquire J. W. La Tourette. 1321 N. Riverside. FOR SALE Established suburban grocery; good location; living quar ters. Box 2267. Tribune. MONEY TO LOAN BUY. build or refinance your homo We furnish the money at 6. C. L Ooff. 201 First Natl. Bank Bide. PERSONAL MADAM ALEXANDER. Spiritualist. Palmist, tells all In love, marriage business If you want facta, not promises, cat on her for advice Rainbow Auto Camp. Cabin No. 3. BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. TITI.fc INSURANCE ABSTKACTS ESCROW Expert H'lndnn Cleanera. UET OEOROE DO IT Tel 1172 House cleaning, door waning, ori ental rug cleaning and upholstering lh Fashion Shop. THE FASHION 3HOP Dressmaking and Remodeling. But ton a and Buckles covered 308 U 8 National Bank Building Il 11B1 Painting and Decorating. IT YOTJ WANT a PAINTER or PAPERH ANGER PHONE 840. PITTSBUROH PAINT STORE. HARRY MARX Painting Tinting Paper Hanging. Phone mo. Hn. 121 Portland Money to Lend MONtY LOANED ON AUTOS, LIVESTOCK. FIHMIUKE. ENDORSED NOILS ETC We arant Co supply four money needs without red tape of delay. SEE W e THOMAS MOR OR AND WASH MTO CO MEDPORD OLDEU1 AND LARGEST PERSONAl FINANCE CO 6 So Central (.round Floor Cratrian Theater Bldg Lie No. eWel-ai-lM. fWH 1M. BUSIKE88 DIRECTORY Traaaltr DAVIS TRANSFER AND BTORAOB Local and Long D lata no Furniture Moving Bonded carriers, FireprooJ storage. Expert crating, packing and shipping service. "Davis for Sernoe." Phone 644. BADS TRANSFER AS 8TORAOI CO. Office 26 So. Fir. Phon 816. Prices right Service guaranteed. SAMSON Transfer and Storage Fur niture Moving and expert furniture packing service. Fireproof stores nw tow rates. F. r SAMSON CO. Phon 883. STUART'S TRUCKING SERVICE relapbon 1033 or 832. Ill No Pu St. Local end long distance. Fuel oil, any kind. Oreen sump in side of 3 -mile Umlt. Washing Machine Service SPECIAL You can get Goodrich Balloon Wring er Rolls and parts for ell make of washing machine, Including electric motors and gaa engine mo tor service at cut rate prices. Flynn Electrlo Service, 131 W. Main. Tel. 107. LEGAL NOTICES Notice of Final Hearing. In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of Mary Huffman, deceased. Notice is hereby given that Emma Bunn, executrix of the estate of Mary Huffman, deceased, ha filed in this court, her final account of adminis tration of said estate. The hearing of same has been fixed by said court ior Monaay, tne astn day or June. 1937, at 10:00 o'clock a. m. of said day, In the court room of said court. AH persons Interested In said estate are notified then and there to ap pear and show cause, if any they have, why said account should not be settled and allowed and distribu tion made. EMMA BUNN. Executrix. J. F. FUEOEL. Attorney for Said Estate. Call for Bids. Jacksonville School District No. 1 will receive bids for the kalsomlnlng walls and celling and painting of the woodwork of the old part of the school building (with the exception of the high school assembly). Bids will be opened 7:30 o'clock p. m., June 4th. The District School Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. STELLA W. BEACH. Clerk. Jacksonville. Oregon. Summons for Publication. In the circuit court of the state of Oregon for the County of Jackson. City of Medford, a municipal cor poration of the State of Oregon. Plaintiff, vs. Rose Brophy and J. J. Brophy, wife and husband; Margaret Burroughs Gladys M. Barnett and Walter Bar nett. wife and husband, heirs of Kate Mc An drew, deceased; the un known heirs of Kate MeAndrew. deceased: the unknown heirs of John L. Carr, deceased ; also a 1 1 other persons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or Interest In and to the real estate described In the complaint herein. Defendants. To: Rose Brophy and J. J. Brophy, wife and husband; Margaret Bur roughs, uiaays m. Barnett ana waitar Barnett, wife and husband, heirs of Kate MeAndrew. deceased; the un known heirs of Kate MeAndrew. de ceased: the unknown heirs of John L. Carr, deceased; also all other per sons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or inter est In and to the real estate de scribed In the complaint here, De fendants: In the Name of the State of Ore gon: You and each of you are here by required to appear and answer tne complaint iuea against you in the above entitled suit on or before the last day of four weeks from the date or the first publication of this summons, said period of four weeks belne the time prescribed for pub lication thereof, and If you fall so to appear and answer said complaint, for. want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief de- Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS Judgment In regard lo beauty or propriety Fuld over on Put together Drive Complement of a hook Kind of bird Equals Different Thin fabric Mark left by something which has passed Municipality Anglo-Haion money ot account fleaweeda Playing card Solution of Saturday's Puttie M E p L A RM ElMlBlElg A Spl1-1 T f ME L A 1 1 In E S O i B U yAlR T A ISEgSLiNKiTEE ETERNgMiN STER BigoNpcogi kSlg. 5 A LflW I N PIS l2ISai5aliKDAL IAJSh VALE I D f E 5 SbE e t mo e no t I eIrJe teIres Tin" y ine Hub 47. Pea nymph Meetings 49. Decorated with &2. a design set Into the 51. surface M. American poet K.S. Copleil 66. Blunder uote IT. omporltlcn for nine The number L ten Salt of nltrto acid Scene of action P"rofy? l' ChtM place Krllenca Gaelic sa sod Exactly ault- able Jain Ion DOWN PIpca of initda . Information '!. " ' " aaliwJaa. !' ..aaaaaaaa. aaaM aaaaaaaaaa. aa n 43 "34"4S 32" - 7 -g- - -ff mended In It complaint. towlt: That a decree be entered adjudicating any and all right, title, estate, lien or claim which you or any of you have or claim to have in. to or upon the real property situated In Jack son County, state of Oregon, de scribed a follow, to-wit: Lou Four (4) and Five 6 In Block Ten (10) or Queen Anne Addition to the City of Medford, Jackson County. Oregon, as numbered, designated and de scribed on the amended plat tncreor filed November 2. 1910. In Volume 3, page 10 of the Plat Record of Jackson county. Oregon, ana aeciar- g any and au sucn ciaima to oe null and void and decreeing that eaid plaintiff I the owner In fee simple of seld premise and of the whole thereof, free and clear of any and all light, title, estate, lien or Inter est oi tne aeienaam nerein, or n of them; and each and all of the de fendant herein, and each and all persons claiming or to claim by. through or under them, or any of them, be forever enjoined, restrained and barred from asserting, attempt ing to establish or claiming any right, title, estate, lien or Interest In or to said property or any por tion thereof, and that plaintiff's title to said premises be forever quloted and set at rest, and such further and other relief as may be Just and equitable in the premise. This summon I published by or der of the Honorable H. D. Norton. Judge of the above entitled Court, made and entered in said Court and cause on the 21t day of May, 1037, prescribing that this summons he served by publication thereof once each week for four consecxitlve weeks In the Medford Mall Tribune, a news paper published In Jackson County. Oregon. May 21. 1937. 1 the date of the first publication of this summons, F. P. FARRELL, F. K. DEUEL. Attorneys for Plaintiff. AddVess: Room 10. Jackson County Bank Building, Medford. Oregon. The Grange Gold Hill Grange Gold Hill Grange met May 30 with Worthy Master Wm. G. Howe in the chair. All committees gave good re ports. We were very sorry that Mar gie Pen handed In her resignation as lecturer. We will surely mlsa her es she has been a very good lecturer and we hope to see her smiling face often at our meetings In the future. She Is taking up different work In Medford. Our master offers the one who gets the most new members during this month and June a crate of de licious strawberries. Ed C. Flene was elected alternate to state Grange commencing June 7 In The Dalles, and Jesse Fish was elected lecturer. Refreshments of sandwiches, cook ies and iced tea were served to about forty-five by Mr. and Mrs. Fergu son, Mr. and Mrs. Fish, Mrs. Gal breath and Mr. and Mrs. Flene. Several of our members, the Howes, Fergusons, Hlttles, Rlchters, Flenes, Barnes, Mrs. Croft and Sylvia, Rose Gay. Mlsa Marper, Kennethe Kegg, attended the meeting at Central Point May 16. Four state masters were there, also several others, to give talks of Interest to all Granger. About 260 attended. Upper Applegate Grange Regular session was held May 32. Lecture hour was sent In practicing degree work. Four-H club members of the Bea ver Creek school exhibited their work. Mrs. Port gave a few Interesting facts on the extent of the 4-H clubs throughout the nation. A dance will be sponsored here May 29. SUva's orchestra will play. Postmaster to Convene ASTORIA, May 38. (A7) Plan are virtually complete for the annual convention of Oregon postmasters here June 11 and 12. Postmaster Har ry Burke said today. An invitation to speak ha been forwarded to Postmaster General James Farley. Cross -Word Puzzle . Roaring 10. Scora of fort?. all at teriTlit tl. Writing- tablet 17. Subtla sarcasm IB. Kind of Ack 21. Haa the ability i!2. Frozen water ii. Garb 27. Lar receptacle 23. Historical word meaning a point or pointed weapon 80. Kind of duck 33. Resembling a certain email animal S3. Little child St. Understand 34. Zealous 3$. Record of a ingle event 19. Balance 40. Come on th stage 43. Mark denoting that some thing Is to be lnftrrted 44. Pack down 46. Eccentric rotating pieces 45. Light repast BO. Nothing SI. Blind ImpulM leading men on to ruin 1 Japan it rlca paata Qhoiit i." Enrllih acrra w P'ayad Sir Hanry Irving 8. Otherwlnt? 8. Mechanical bara title of rpect f. Saucy Prospect PROSPECT. May 38. (Spl.) O round at Prospect wa whit with snow May 17 with four inch near the Copco No. 3 plant at South Fork. Fred MiddUbusher'i clot hip g wa pulled Into a moving belt at fh Her man sawmill May 21. H escaped aa rlou injury and perhaps death by being able to tear loo from ell of hi clothing and we bruised end burned from the friction. He spent several days In the Community hos pital in Medford. Mr. and Mr. Robert Kalr, flor in from Lo An get a. spent Monday visiting Mrs. Nelson Nye's flower gar dens, which are a beautiful sight at this season end worth driving a long distance to see. Beryl Cunnlnghm I guest of hr grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Nye, for a few week. Her father came from Klamath Falls to visit her Sunday and to attend the Town send-picnic. Over 100 attended the Townsend picnic Sunday in the Nye grove. Mrs. Ivle gave a most tnstrusctlve and interesting talk following the basket dinner and later there were race and games. Rev. Wardsworth of the Ashland Nasarene church preached the bacoa laureate sermon to the Project grad uating class In the Prospect Nasarene church Sunday night. Prospect W. O. T. U. met Tuesday afternoon, with Mr. Dunnegan, at the Jan tier mill camp. Mr. and Mr. Ludo Grieve drove to Redding, Calif., May 30, returning the next day. Mr. and Mrs. rack Vincent are spending a week at the Urla Gordon home. Mr. and Mrs. John Hakkerup end son were dinner guesta Sunday even ing of Mr. and Mr. Jeff Rlchey. Brownsboro BROWNSBORO. May 37. (Bp!.) Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Terrlll have gone to Treka for a visit with Mielr eon. Daiton Terrlll and family. Mr. Tamil Is Improving from hla recent Illness. Friends of the Gardner family ex tend deepest sympathy to them In the loss of their daughter and slater, Lucy Gardner, who passed away In Medford, Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Henry celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary, May 18 at the home ot their daughter, Mrs. Nelson, In Medford. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Conger were calling on Irlenda here Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Earl Yocom of Med ford moved out to the Bradshaw drop last week, where they will live this summer, while Mr. Yocom la caring for the ditch for the canal company Quests at the H. W. Wright home Saturday evening, were Mr. and Mra. Stewart Chlsholm of Beagle. Mr. Lumls of Stockton, Calif., visiting here with old friends last week. At one time Mr. Lumls took up a homestead near the Bradshaw drop. H. W. Wright spent a few daya In Medford last week, the gueat of hla son, Melvln, and family.' Oenevleve Lindsay of Trail waa an overnight guest Tuesday at the home of her friend, Lola Wright. Mr. and Mra. Halght and eon Willis were guests at the Johnson borne Sunday. Frank Strahn and son Walter of Reese creek spent Sunday at the V 'alter Marshall home. Willow Springs WILLOW SPRINOS, May 38. (Spl.) The last meeting, until October, of the Willow Springe Thursday club will be held June 8 at Mrs. J. W. Birkholz's. At this time birthday pals' nsmes will be exchanged. There will be a program provided and every member la requested to be present. Several members of the "Reno Racketeers" called at the M. F. Young home Wednesoay afternoon. Included In the party waa Clayton Dudgon. counsln of Mr. Young, known as "Missouri Bill," and hla wife; alao "Cactus Bob" and "Steed." The "Racketeeera" are touring the Pacific statee It la la yeara alnce Mr. Youngs cousin last visited here. Joe Collins, local dairyman, now haa a phone on line 19. Strawberry picking la In full swing In this district with berries ripening fast and of fine quality. Dorothy Duncan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Duncan of this district, has just finished her freshman year at the Gold Hill high school and haa her name on the honor cup. Mrs Frieda Young, who graduated Wednesday evening from the Oold Hill high school, besides being vale dictorian of her claaa, alao received a scholarship to Southern Oregon Normal. The highway commission la build ing new bridge on the willow Sprlnga road at the foot of the Blrkhou mil. This is a much needed Improvement ae the old bridge wa very narrow. They are also grading and graveling mis roeo. Oeorge Elden of Oranta Paaa spent m wees ena as a guest of hts par' ente, Mr. and Mra. J. W. Ilden. Wind. Kaln Hit Kansas. WICHITA, Kan.. May J8 (AP) Tbrrntlal raina and winds of near tornadlc force caused considerable damage In South Central ICeneaa last night and sent many sm slier streama out of their banka. Visiting Governor to Talk PORTLAND, May 38 tPi Oorer. nor Clarence D. Martin of Washing. ton will discuss "common problems of two great statee" before the realty board rrldaj. Big Applegate BIO APPLEOATC, May 38. (Spl.) A aatlafactory review of three months of work In the 4-H club field waa the privilege Thursday of club' girls ot the Unlontown school and their lead er, Mra. Lyal Hard, when an achieve ment day program was held. Articles completed were on display, and com pared favorably with the work of aewlng clubs In Klamath county, ac cording to C. D. Conrad of Medford. county club leader, who spoke briefly during the afternoon program. After the meeting had been called to order by Dorothy Chadwlck, presi dent, the flag salute waa given, which waa followed by a club song, "Mellow Mountain Moon." Mrs. Lee Port gave short talk on th value of 4-X work In th community. Other num- here presented were aa followa: Four-H club motto and pledge: report by Mary Hanaen, club secre tary: song, "Old Black Mountain Trail"; club history. Dorothy Chad wlck: demonstration of work by girls of both divisions I and II: club yell; song, "Down the Oregon Trail.1 Piano accompaniment waa played by Mlsa AUeen Inlow, teacher at union town. Refreahmenta and a social period fol lowed the program. Applegate people motoring to Ores cent City Sunday were Herman Offen- bacher and Mr. and Mr. Edward Kubll. They accompanied Medford friends. Including Paul Jennlnga, Mra. Delpha Terrlll and Mra. Elva Mitchell. Mra. Fred Dom la at the Com munity hospital at Medford. con. valeaclng from a major operation per formed laat week. Mis Edna Roberta of Provolt la apendlng a tew weeka with ber ala ter. Mra. Dick Head of the Beaver creek dlatrlct. Upper Applegate Grangers are mak. lng preparatlona tor a record crowd at their regular dance Saturday, May 30. etlva'a orchestra ha been en gaged for the event. Mrs. William Ludwlg motored to Ashland Friday, where aha attended playday sponsored by th schools there. Mr. and Mra. Jack Hulse, who left thl community several yeara ago to make their home In Arkansas, have returned to the Llttl Applegate, and are remaining with Mra. Hulae'a aoft and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mra. Walter Stephenson. Edwin Taylor, who haa gained fame as Applegate'a onion king, haa en gaged even more extenalvely In the vegetable oulture thl year, and haa planted five acrea to onions. A steady orew la employed In weeding and thinning, and the onion patch yields extra Joba for ambitious youngatera desiring some extra dime. Jamea Cantrall ot JaokaonvUle. ac companied by wm, Jennlnga, who la remaining at the Cantrall home, wa ited here recently with Mr. and Mrs. Anall OUson. Other recent guest a the Gllaon home Included Mr. Ed Jonea of Jacksonville. Thlnga of great portent will take plaoa at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knutaen thla eummer, accord ing to the Knutaen daughters. Tood lea and Jerry, known In formal mo ments a Margaret and AUeen. The girls anxiously awaited their mother's departure Sunday for a two montha' visit In New York, In order that they might start preparation for aoras big surprises for Mrs. Knutzen when she returns. The nature of the aur- p rises remain a dark secret. Mra. Wm. Ludwlg will have charge of the Knutzen home, Mr. Knutzen being employed at Klamath Fall for the aummer. Mra. Mary Purcel epent several daya at wlldervllle recently, where aha waa a gueat of her grandson, Earl Sylvia. with the close of her school at Sterling week ago, Mra. Oeorge Brownlee left Friday for Halsey In Willamette valley, where ahe will spend some time visiting her mother. Quests Sunday at the home of Mra. John Savage on Little Applegate were her aunt, Mra. Mollle Wltcher of Medford and Mra. Lllla Hughe of Fern valley. An Impromptu ball game between local married men and th single men waa ataged on the Palmer creek diamond Sunday when th Medford Christian Endeavor team failed to appear aa acheduled. The married men won, 11-8. Mlsa Leah McKee I member of the graduating class of the Medford high school this year. Following commencement exercises Friday, Mis McKee, accompanied by Mis Leah Etta Evana of Medford, will leave for Patrick's Creek Inn on the Redwood hlghwsy, where the two will be em ployed for the aummer. Mr. and Mra. Lee Port and daughter Frances, and Odea Carter of thla sec tion, sccompanled by Mr, and Mra. Jesa Wilson and Touvelle Turpln of phoenix, enjoyed fishing trip to Hlatt lake Sunday, Th group re turned to Ashland for baccalaureate services In the evening. Mtse Port Is member of th graduating class. With the close of school at Union town Thursday, Miss AUeen Inlow waa presented with a large oil paint lng of Crater lake by pupil. Don aid Copeland. Donald Is 14, and the picture 1 one of several which he haa painted. Applegate Orange member are preparing to recelv visitor at their regular meeting Friday. May 38, when the Jacksonville officers will tax the chalra In the local Orange. Mr. and Mra. Albert Hartley of Llttl Applegate wr among those attending baccalaureate service at Medford Sunday. Mra. Harlan Cantrall motored to Medford Tuesday, baying visited her mother, Mr. Roy Smith of Jackson rill, who la s pstlent at the Com munlty hospital. Mra. Smith I re covering from an operation perform ed two weeka ago. Holland Smith wm complimented with t surprise party at hla hem near Rueb, Tuesday evening, when a few friends gathered In honor of hla birthday. Th evening waa de voted to cards. Dr. and Mra. A. . Dodson of Med ford motored ber Sunday, and ware) dinner guests st th bom of Mr. and Mra. MUea Cantrall. Willis Scott, Little Applegate etoekman. 1 making preparatlona for construction of a new home. Larkln Reynolds will be employed as carpenter. Butte Falls BUTTE FALLS. May 38. (Spl) Butte Falls high school graduated the following students this year: Elbert Chambers. David Cleveland, Roberta Plemmlng. Maxlne J. Oott, Esther Moore, Robert Pope, Kenneth, Rogers, iCleo Rlchman, LeRoy Smith. Alvln niton and Harlan Tungate. Commencement program given May 20 In the high school auditorium was followa: selection. Stony Point. b th high school orchestra: Robin' Farewell, orcheatra; Invocation, Rer. Smith; North wind and Gardens ot the Japanese by mixed chorus; salu. tatory, Cleo Rlchman; Barcarolle, Bins' chorus; valedictory, Bather Moore; aaxophone eoto, Fllma Flam ming: eddreas. "The Oregon Pioneer." Dr. Taylor; presentation of diplomas, R. L. Laraon: Gipsy Trail, mixed chorus; benediction, Rev. Smith. Senior officers were: president. Esther Moore; vice president, Robert Pope; secretary-treasurer, Alvln TIN ton. The cleas adviser waa Roacoe L. Larson. Blue nd silver were clsas colors and made a besutlful background for the seniors. The artistic setting waa the work of the Junior. The high school published a aplen did annual this year, th first on In the history ot the Butte Falls nigs, school. Mra. Ruth MlcheU and Mlsa Ver. geer want to Portland Tuesday. Mr. and Mr. Manual Pool and family have moved and Mr. and Mrs Jack s to well will move Into th hous vacated by them. Annual school plcnlo wa held In th park last Friday. Dinner was served by the Hustler's elub. A best. ball game waa played In tne after noon between Butte Falla and Shady Oove. Butt Falla won. Le Casey returned from Loa Ang eles last Wednesday. Mr. and Mra. Robert Flamming anal daughtera will move to Medford soon, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Hllkey hav moved back to their home her attar a two yeara' essence. Mr. and Mra. Robert Kaufman and Leland Kaufman and Mr. and Mr. Charles White and children apent th week-end at Flab lake. Mr. and Mra. Clyde smith and Mr. and Mra. Harvey Craft and son apent Sunday at Flab lake. Other senjoylng the outing at Ft ah lake last Sunday were Mr. and Mra. Walter Allen. Mi. and Mra. BUI Oden and ohlldren, Mr. and Mrs. Lores Moon and Betty Moon. Mr. snd Mrs. Ohas. Pattoa and Lowell Patton. Th lesort hss been greatly Improved with long log tables and building with) tire place and large stoves. Fern Valley FERN VALLEY. May 38 (Spl.) Mrs. L. H. Hughes ot Fern Valley and Mra. Mollle Rubert of Medford drove to the Klelnhammer ranch on Llttl Applegate Sunday to visit at th horn of Mr. and Mr. John Savag and Mra. S. W. Bennett. Mra. Ru berta and Mra. Bennett are sister and th ladlea are cousins of Mrs. Hughes. Mlsse Grace and Alice Lytic who are teacher In Klamath county, arc guests at the bom of their brother, R. R. Lytic. Mrs. O. L. Penlsnd waa shopping In Medford Tuesdsy afternoon. Several Fern Valley poepl attended the baooalaurete service at th Med. ford high school Sunday evening. Fern Valley high school close PM. day, May 38. The 4-H club, wh cb wa organic ed about three months ago, pro. greased very nicely under the leader ahlp of Mlaa Lillian Kantor, Th girl finished luncheon cloth and four napkin. work bag and I put cuahlon. Friends of Mlaa Lulu Robert will be glad to know ah la recovering from an lllneaa ot the laat five montha. She la very much Improved at thla writing. Quest of Mr, snd Mrs. Fred Wil liam Sunday were Mr. and Mra. Sam Wilbur and Mra. Johnson of Talent. Dr. F. O. Sweden burg of Ashlsnd drove out to his orchard In Fern Vai ls w Wednesday. T. T. Clearer and J. B. Gumming are thinning their peaches. tool Ontlfte Light. BOSTON, May 38. ( AP-USOA) Outlet for domeatlc wool continued small today, aa most mills showed no Interest In new purchases. Aa occasional buyer took limited quan tities of middle western medium fleece at steady prices. Ike Walton's Convention NSWBERO. May 38. (Pt The Yam alll county Isask Walton laagu will be hoat to the state convention lata In July. The event will be held at MoMlnnrtlle. Bandit Sentenced PORTLAND, May 38. Federal Judge Jamea Alger Fee sentenced John Oscsr Hetser, 38, to 30-year term for hi part In th Roe City branch of the First Nations! bsnk robbery. Democrats at War PORTLAND. My 38. tyPWThd Multnomah county Democrats junked the Willamette Democratic society plana for th annual picnic today and voted to sponsor a itate-wld event under th county central com mittee. Be Correctly OorssMd la AN ARTIST MODEL by talwya B. Hoffmann.