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FOE WANT ADS
LOBT AND FOUND
POUND Set of keys on Oregon
mountain. Call at Tribune and
pay for ad.
LOST Boy's patent tap-ahoea. Tel.
674. Reward.
LOST if dog t. miasmfe. call 1&1-
WANTED MALE HELP
WANTED Elderly man for light
chorea. Steady and good habits,
good home, some wages. Might
consider men and wife. P. O. Box
177, Eagle point, Ore. Tel. ai-X-lO
WANTED Young man clerk. Must
have aome radio knowledge and
want to learn more. Employment
to be In Medford. Phone 784, after
Monday.
WANTED Single ranch hand: good
milker. Prof. Engelhardt. Rt. 3.
MAN WANTED to take contract for
party cutting limb and pole wood
100 East Main.
WANTED 3 car washers. Must have
..ivrlence with power washer.
Lange Motor i,ar 1.0, 00 . .v.....
WANTED Experienced used car
salesman. Lange Motor Car Co., 38
N Riverside.
WANTED Boys to sell newspapers
after school. Apply Mall mbunc
WANTED FEMALE HELP
NEW KIND of heat bolls water In
stantly. Make to 830 dally. Pocket
alee minute .demonstration. No
Installation. Free offer. No In
vestment. Write SUPERLUX, Elk
hart, Indiana.
ADDRESSCARD3 at home. Every
thing supplied, Including stamps.
Weekly pay. Send stamped enve
lope for detatls. Pacific Salea Co.,
Box 353, Salem, Ore.
WANTED "competent housekeeper.
Phone 1337-J.
WANTED Woman to nelp with
housework and care of invalid.
Phone 706-J.
WANTED Experienced waitress. Ap
ply In person, Franklln'e Cafe.
WANTED Housekeeper with child:
middle-aged. Address George Nlkol
hoff. Butte Falls. Ore.
MALE OR FEMALE HELP
WANTED Middle-aged man and wife
on ranch. Call in person. F. E.
Bybee. Jacksonville highway.
WANTED SITUATIONS
CAPABLE housekeeper wants work.
516 south Ivy.
PAINTING, calsomlnlng. paperhang
lng. Estlmatea given. Beckham,
Tel. 878-R-3.
HIGH 8CHOOL boy, 16, wanta work
through vacation. 365 S. Central.
RELIABLE GIRL wanta work for
board and room In Ashlsnd while
attending Summer Normal. Helen
Frey, Lake Creek.
NEAT, reliable and efficient woman
wants housework by day or hour.
Phone 623-R-3.
ELECTRICIAN Has tools: will do
anything: go anywnere. 1 ej . o 1 .
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
DRIVING to Eugene Monday fore
noon, return alter graduation eX'
erclsea. Passengers wanted. Phone
480-J.
DRIVING to Eugene Monday fore
noon, return alter graduation ex
ercises, passengers wanted. Phone
480-J.
WANTED Small acreage In Rogue
valley; Improved or not. Must be
a buy for cash. Box 3202, Tribune
WANTED Used traya for car drlve
ln service and malted milk mixer
containers. Call 1714.
WANTED 35 . 30. 60-lb. feeder pigs.
. John Nealon, phone 118, Central
Point.
ORDER your furniture re-upholstcred
and coverings from Tblbault. Tel.
969-R.
WANTED Child to care for In home.
1317 W. 9th St.
WANTED 500 tiers of 13-Inch body
fir wood Whittle Transfer Co, 89
Oak St. Ashland. '
wanted ro RENT Unf urniih.-t
modern 3 or 4 -room nouse P O
Boa 693 Medlord
WANTED WOOL MOHAIR We Dsve
large order to fill Highest price
paid
MEUFOKD BARGAIN HOUSE
37 N Urape St Pbone 1063
TOP PRICES paid (01 all kindr 01
scrap iron steel snd nr.s Bmmj
It to
MEUFOKD IRON arSBl
1166 Mo. Central. POooe to
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED 1600 or 16O0-lb. gentle
hone. Pbon 013-J.
OJNR Highest pnoae paid (or oraas
radiators copper storage batteries
alumioum and other metaJa
Scrap iron tmsU or large lots
pipe ana machinery wool and cot
ton rags most tuoea s
Our prices will interest yoo.
Bides Pelts. Wool. Mohetr.
Household Ooods Furniture. Stores
bought and sold.
MEDFORD BABOAIH HOOSB
WE PaV MOWIS CASH
Por your (urnicure
. HOI.HKOOsi ANItHiiWS
8tb snd Propt Phone 647
F0S SENT HOUSES
FOR LEASE 5 -room modern home.
furnished or unfurnished. Avail
able at once. 38 Oroveland.
POR RENT Furnished house, 6
rooms and bath, close In. fruit,
berries and flowers. 614 W. 13th St.
POR 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; 3 bedrooms: 830 or 646. Tel
1333-W.
POR RENT Attractive, furnished -room
bungalow for summer months.
119 Lincoln.
BACHELOR CABIN. 446 So. Front
FOR RENT BOARD ROOM
BOARD AND ROOM
Neat, attractive rooms and good fam.
Uy meals. 718 East Main.
BOARD AND ROOM 718 E. Main.
FOR RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
TWO or more housekeeping rooms.
Inquire at 17 S. Peach.
SLEEPING ROOM, 98 month. 818
Hamilton. Call evenlnga.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished sleep
ing room, 336 So. Riverside.
FOR RENT Lsrge front room: not
and cold water; shower: close In.
30 8. Fir.
FOR RENT Furnished room wltb
hot and cold water and garage 11
S. Orange St. Call after 6 p. m
ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 6 Ora pe
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
CLEAN, furnished apartment,
at 219 So. Ivy.
Key
3-ROOM furnlahed apartment, bath,
hot water, garage. 831 w. 10th St.
iPOR RENT Apartment, CarglU Court,
FOR RENT Will sublet, completely
furnished apartment In Carglll
Court, for the summer. Tel. 706-J.
FOR RENT Apartment. Hotel Grand.
FOR RENT Furnished apartment.
Adults. 604 west 10th St.
GE BAUER APTS., 6th and Oakdale.
APARTMENT for rent 846 N Bartlett
FURN APT 51 N Oskdale.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
PRICED POR QUICK SALE 49 acres.
8 miles east of Medford, near school,
on cream route; 3 streams through
place; deep well; new 3-room house,
garage, 3 fair barns, 35 acres In
crop. Inquire A. L. Rathbun (own
er), R.F.D. 4, Box 195, Medford, or
Barkley'a Confectionery, Phoenix.
FOR SALE 10 acres, good alluvial
soil: -8 acrea young Anjous and
Bartletts; Irrigated; paved highway;
3 miles from center of Medford:
school; near high-class residence
dlst. Bargain. Owner, Tel. 736-w.
A REAL BAROATN
38 ACRES IN ALL
14 ACRES BEARING PEARS
4 ACRES YOUNG PEACHES
A FEW LARGE CHERRY TREES
anAAA Small house, good barn.
HjZijlllJ good road, near Medford
v This la a real sacrifice
price and can be bought with small
down payment. Balance like rent.
' ALSO
1 ACRE SUBURBAN
MODERN, ATTRACTIVE, CLEAN
arAA Modern 6-room houxe.
IbZUUU barn, woodshed, garage,
neswwww chicken house, family
orchard, 14 acre Ladlno clover: some
furniture; large shsde trees around
house: lawn. Transfer In business
location Is reason for this sacrifice
In price.
CHARLES A. WINO AGENCY. INC.
Phone 728. 109 E. Main St
FOR SALE OR TRADE 320 acres
wood and pasture land, small
house, good springs, some orchard.
ALSO 7-room house, close In, psved
street, for sale or trade for free
soil acreage. 444 So. Fir.
FOR SALE 17.000 home, extra well
built. Sacrifice for quick sale.
Information at 116 Laurel.
CALL 508-R
Let me show you the best Bargain
on the market 11 14 acres, less
than one mile from Medford. House,
fruit and nut trees, flesdy for
sub-dlvislon; all Irrigated, rich soil.
Just what you can handle. Small
down payment and 820 per month.
Henry R. Rlngoen.
; ACRE. 5-room brick house, city
water, bath, laundry trays: splendid
Iocs tl on on state highway, near
city limits. Good business or camp
ground site Only 31600: 8500 cssh
6 Acres on Spring street: Irri
gated, city water, electricity, 3-room
house. 1800.
Also have good buy In "A" grade
dairy rsnch: free wster. good build
ings; near Medford.
L. O PICKELL
16 South Bartlett St.
CHEAP 160 acrea good fir. Will
trade for late car or pickup. R. V
Perry. Same Valley.
POR SALE 6-room modern house
furnished; 3 low; terms. Tel. 450-X
PFDERAL LAND BANK FARMS
Convenient terms. Call Wsrren Pat.
terson. 201 Liberty Bldg , or C. A
Barnes. 167 East 8th St.. Eugene
run J w BYBEE farm north of
Jacksonville on the old stage road
Is (or sale In one tract or small
siiodlvtslon thereof Inquire of
Frank E Bybee BUT Route Box 133
Medford. Oregon.
.v HEN you think of real estate thins
it BROWN WHfTg
31 Chest-
WE specialize in homes,
nut. Room i.
FOB BALE REAL ESTATE
HOUSES for as
County Blag
or rent Jackson
Loan Aaen
FOR EXCHANGE
TRADE Electrle washing machine
for young milk cow. tested. J.
Wooten. Rt. I, Box 435.
FOR SALE POULTRY
AND EOOS
POR SALE Hens at Prenklln'e Gro
cery, open today and tomorrow.
PULLETS (Olant Hybrids), started
chicks or Leghorn hens trade for
cow or calves. Keller, J cksonvUle.
FRYERS Choice, milk-fed Barred
Rock. Tel. 868-M.
LAST HATCH this season ready for
delivery June 3rd. Extra quality
Leghorn chicks. 9e each. Carley
Poultry Farm. N Pacific Highway
Junction. Phone 314-W.
MILK-FED FRYERS Carley. S14-W.
FOR SALS White Leghorn hens, 60c
each. Joe Perry, same valley.
FOR SALE R. I Red and Plymouth
Rock oaoy cnicxs. axonarcn aeeo
and Feed Co.
BRONZE turkey natchlng egga. 3 ft
L a. roosters Inquire Perrtoll'i
Store. Applegste.
FOR SALE-LIVESTOCK
MY DAIRY HERD for sale.
Worthlngton, Eagle Point.
FOR SALE Black belted boar.
1, Box 103, Central Point.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 3 colta. 3
heifers, wesner pigs. George Mtro,
Table Rock.
FOR 8ALE DO OS PET8
COCKER SPANIEL puppies, roller
cansrie. Tnrasner Kenneie, 14 mi.
south of Phoenix on highway.
FOR SALE CHEAP If taken at once
Shepherd puppies. 618 East Main.
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
ABBEY'S SPECIAL
'86 DODGE 4-door trunk sedan, like
new; 8300 down: balance very easy
payments. Phone 303. Walter W.
Abbey, Inc., 133 S. Riverside.
LOVE'S USED CAR BARGAINS
1933 Ford V-8 Sedan 8385
1932 Ford B- Coupe 375
1931' Ford Victoria Sedan 236
1930 Ford Pickup 225
1929 Chevrolet Sedan 135
1934 Chev. Truck, L.W.B., dual. 425
Several cheap cars on weekly pay
ments.
1704 N. Riverside.
FOR SALE Model A Ford Truck: 4
speed transmission. South end
Peach St. J. T. Drew.
USED CAR SALE
Starting Saturday, May 29.
EVERY USED CAR SOLD AT A
SACRIFICE
80-Day Written Guarantee.
1937 Chevrolet Master Coupe.
1936 Chevrolet Master Coupe.
1936 Chevrolet Sedan.
1933 Dodge DeLuxe Sedan with trunk.
1937 Wlllya DeLuxe Sedan.
1936 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan.
1936 Chrysler o Airsiream ueuuxe
coupe.
1935 Pontiao DeLuxe Sedan.
1936 Chrysler Alrstream 8 Sedan.
1933 Bulck DeLuxe Sedan.
1934 Ford V-8 DeLuxe coupe.
1933 Ford model B 4-cyIlnder Coupe.
1933 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan.
Also 35 other earlier modele to choose
from at very low prices.
LANGE MOTOR CAR CO.
38 North Rlveralde.
Chrysler and Plymouth Dealer.
Used Car Lot north of Old Public
Market.
FOR SALE "29 Ford truck: good
mechanical condition, good rubber;
6140. or trade for heavy car. E. L
Caldwell. Centrsl point,
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
GOATS MILK FOR HEALTH
From tested goats.
Phone 437-J. Jungfrau Goat Dairy.
FOR SALE Good alfalfa hay In
shock. 611 per ton. M. L. Hartley,
Phone 9-F-5.
FOR 8 ALB Wheat, 4 miles north on
Midway road, Potter place,
FOR SALE 7 hot water radiators,
pipes, connections snd covering.
248 S. Riverside.
REMOVAL SALE Flower plants at
a reduced price while they last.
Small Hothouse, 1 mile north on
old Paclflo Hwy.
FOR SALE Alfalfa hay In shock.
J. E. Lester. Blddle road.
FOR SALE 16-ft. canoe, In perfect
condition. 418 S. Oakdale.
FOR SALE Large mahogany buffet.
20: good guitar. (2 50: C melody
saxophone, (16: Kingsbury piano.
(84: bed springs and dresser, (16.
Hswley Transfer. 118 N. Riverside.
FOR BALE Electrio refrigerator.
Phone 117-M.
HAVE aome pieces of furniture left
that must ,be sold before June 1st
at knockout prices. J. E. Stewart,
708 West 10th St.
FACTORY rebuilt Maytag washers,
repairs and parts. C. D. Bean, Inc.
SELLING FOR LESS. OUR PRICES
MEAN SAVINGS FOR YOU
Paint at 11.25 per gallon.
Complete line of used and new pipe
and pipe fittings.
New and used cable, from to 1
Inch.
Bath tubs, sinks and plumbing sun
dries. Lawnmowera. garden tools and 3-ply
garden hose. 50 feet for (2 26.
Tools and implement for the car
penter, mechanic and the farmer
Large stock of barb-wire, fenctng snd
chicken netting.
Corrugated roofing and roofing pa
per at prices below msll order com
petitors. New and used furniture and utensils
for the home, the camp and the
summer home.
REMEMBER
Every day Is Bargain Day at the
MEDFORD BAROAW HOUSE
27-31 North Orape Street.
FOR SALE Mattress, daybed and
small table Inquire at Branson's,
IB Lower Berrydale Ave.
FOR SALE 1 walnut buffet, 1 ma
hogany table. 2 antique walnut
chairs Mrs. Clinton Spencer. The
Mary-Mac at south end of Kings
Hwy. Tel. 6P9-R-3.
WE STILL mslntaln the iame prices.
I 35c and 25c Why ny more?
I Lloyd's Shop. 40 North Front St.
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
PINAL CLOSE OUT 8300 Hotpolnt
range, no: sno radio, tiu.oo; ho
overstuffed chair, 816; fern stand.
4Se; lunch cloths, 85c; hsll rug.
83.65; electrle globes, shades. pIurs.
socket. 5e; cords, 15c; kitchen
utensils. 5c: garden tools, 85c. B95
So. Oakdale.
POR SALE Steel-wheel farm wagon.
ooo west litn at.
BABY BUGGY for sale; reversible
body, good condition. Tel. 639-Y.
POR SALE Lumber, brick, plumbing.
winoowa and doors. 138 N. central
between boura 8 and 6.
FOR SALE 4-b.p. gasoline gsrden
tractor, wltn plow, disk and dltcner;
cost 8330 new; sell for 695 caah If
taken at once. R. J. Bland, fourth
house south of Beall Lane on Old
Stage road.
BEAN 6-h.p. motor parts. Crystal
Sprlnga Packing Co., So. Fir.
FOR 8 ALE Safe.
Eada Transfer &
Storage.
FOR SALE Alfalfa, and blue grass
and auaua nay, 810 in enock. so
Hanley Ranch.
FOR SALE Beautiful gasoline range,
uxe new. joeaj lor noma witnoui
electricity. Bargain. Hawley Trans-
xer. lie no Kiversiae.
JACK'S SND HAND STORE. 106 South
Grape 1 waahlng machine, sewing
machine, good floor covering at low
price; couch, dressers. 106 South
Grape.
RIVER LOAM 63 00 per load,
man'a. Pbone 1534- Y.
Bate.
ELECTRIO PENCE STOPS THEM
Latest Improved, no radio Interfer
ence; 817.50 up. Harry Weagant
Ashlsnd. Phone ll-P-4.
FOR SALE Hardy tomato and cab
oage plants. Mary O Carey, south
of Phoenix
CHARIS CORSETS Tel. 1303.
FOR SALE New snd used ssah doors
lumber, plumbing, roofing, dooi
and window screens, storage tanks
1620 N Riverside
FOR SALE Two oil burners foi
furnscea Inquire Mall Tribune
office
MISCELLANEOUS
UNEXPECTED COMPANY may make
it necessary to buy a few more
Orocerles. Try Franklin's Grocery
today and tomorrow. 437 S. Central.
ATTENTION, AVIATORS I
The new TAYLORCRAFT will be at
your local airport soon. For par
tlculara and dates write to COM
MERCIAL AIRCRAFT CO., INC.,
8wan Island Airport, Portland, Ore.
SPECIAL PRIED CHICKEN DINNER,
Sunday and Monday at Amys
. riace, Jacksonville, pnone ai.
PIANO STUDIO 323 King StBegln
ners' prices 75c per hour; same
price through year by atarlng now.
Mrs. Daisy Blnns, phone 1096-J,
BUSINESS CHANCES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
Coin-operated phonographs. start
now In Amerlca'a fast growing and
most profitable business. Only
$250 cash needed. World's largest
manufacturer win finance balance
needed; Investment on easiest
terms. Locatlona everywhere for
America's newest and finest musical
Instrument. A pleasant, profitable
and legitimate business, service
Instructions snd location leads fur-
rushed. Write Box 2214, Tribune
FORTaLE OR RADEServicTsta-
tion snd house. Inquire J. W, La
Tourette. 1321 N. Riverside.
Mail Tribune Daily
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BUSINESS CHANCES
RESTAURANT MEN
Well-known, flrst-claas restaurant.
fully equipped and stocked, excel
lent location, flrst-claaa fixtures,
good daylight, booths, tables, etoola.
seats 40. Cash or time. Thla plsoe
will stsnd the strictest Investiga
tion. Retiring after 10 yeare. Send
for full detain. No trades. Box
2350. Tribune.
MONEY TO LOAN
BUY, build or refinance your home
we furnisn tne money at a, c.
L Goff. 301 First Natl. Bsnk Bldg.
PERSONAL
MADAM ALEXANDER, Spiritualist
Palmist, telle all In love marriage
buslneas. If you want facta, not
promisee, call on nor (or advlos
Rainbow Auto Camp. Cabin No. 9
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
JACKSON COUNTY
ABSTRACT 00.
TITLE INSURANCE
ABSTRACTS
ESCROW
Expert Window Cleanera.
LET OEOROE DO IT Tel 1173
House clesnlng. door waxing, orl
ental rug cleaning and upholstering
The Fashion Shop.,
THE PASHION SHOP Dressmaking
snd Remodeling. Buttons and
Buckles covered 308 0 8 National
Bank Building re! 1181.
1'all.ttng and Decorating.
IF YOU WANT
a PAINTER or PAPERH ANGER
PHONE 640.
PITTSBURGH PAINT STORE.
HARRY MARX
Palming Tinting
Paper Hanging.
Phone 1710. lies. 122 Portland
Money to Lend
MONEY
LOANI'D ON AUTOS, LIVESTOCK
lUHMItJHK. KNIIOKSKU
NO I tS t l C.
We want to supply your money Deeds
without red tape or aeiay.
Bl.K W K THOMAS
MGR. OKtt AND WASH MTO CO
MEDFORD e OLUES1 AND LARGEST
PERSONAL FINANCE CO
46 So Central. Gruund Floor
Craterlan Theater Bldg
Lie No S-I67-M-I80 Phone 139
Transier.
DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Local and Long Distance Furniture
Moving Bonded camera Fireproof
etorao Expert crating, packing
and shipping service. "Dsvls (or
Service." Phone 644.
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Office 28 Ho Fir Phone 316, Prices
right Services guaranteed.
SAMSON Transfer and Storage Fur,
nlture Moving and expert lurnlture
packing service. Fireproof storage
new low ratea.
P. E SAMSON CO. Phone 888.
8TU ART'S TRUCKING SERVICE
Telephone 1033 or 833 111 No Fli
St. Local and long dtatanoe. Fuel
oils any kind Oreen sumps in
side of 3-mlle limit.
Washing Machine Service
SPECIAL
You can get Goodrich Balloon Wring-
er Rolls and parts or all makea
or waahlng machines. Including
electric motors and gas engine mo
tor service at cut rate prices. Flynn
Electrio service, 131 w. Main, lei
107
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CONVERSION PLAN
LOAN IS APPROVED
The plan of conversion of tbt Jack
son County Building and Xjoaq asso
ciation Into a Federal aavlnga and
loan association and the auDsequent
merger of the resulting Federal sav
ings and loan association with the
Medford Federal aavlnga and Uoan
association waa formally approved by
unanimous vote at a specie! meet
ing of the shareholder held at the
assoctation'a office, 13d Esst Main
street, on May 38. Conversion from a
state to a federal Institution will au
tomatically provide Insurance for aav
lnga account of members u p to
65.000 each, through the Federal Sav
ing and Ioan Insurance corporation,
and will broaden the services of the
association. The Jackson County
Building and Lioan association waa
founded In 1909.
'Completion of our conversion
will probably take place In 60 daya,'
said J. K. Fletcher, aeret&ry of the as.
soclatlon, today. "Federallsatlon will
mean a continuation of our associa
tion on atrlctly mutual basis, with
no change In Its control or manage
ment. Our local shareholders will
continue to elect our board of direc
tors exactly as they have been doing
alnce our organization In 1909.
Eaoh shareholder will receive ex
actly the same Interest In the Fed
eral association aa he holds today In
our present organisation, his propor
tionate holding being unchanged.
"Our officers and direotors, In mak
ing their decision to federalize, did so
with the belief that our association
will be equipped better than ever to
render a service to this community.
First, In providing a aafe and attrac
tive place of Inveatment of the sav
ings of our citizens and second, In
widening our activity In granting
home loans on economical terma to
horn ownera and prospsctlve home
owners In this city. Under the new
Federal association charter, greater
latitude I permitted the association
In making home loans both as to the
proportionate amount of these loans
and the time and method of pay
ments. Federalization bring the as
sociation Into closer contsct with the
Federal Home Loan Bank System,
which la a large credit reservoir for
thrift and home-financing Inatltu
tlona. In addition, through Washing
ton we have access to the fund set
aside by the Home Owners Loan Cor
poration for Investment In sound
thrift and home-financing Institu
tions. Should the need 'for additional
funds for home mortgages here de
velop to the point where mor eapl-
tal la needed than that from the nor
mal Inflow of cash from our mem
bers, Investment osn be made In our
association from this fund up to 63
for every tl Invested locally "
Federal savings and loan sssocla
t!on were authorized by congress In
1033 to encourage thrift and to pro
vide for home financing In sections
Inadequately served by such lnstltu
ttons. Provision waa made for the con
veralon of qualified existing state
chartered Institutions which might
deslr to take advantage of the same
opportunity. To date there are ap
proximately 1349 new and converted
federally chartered associations loca
ted In 44 ot the state of the union
and In Hawaii and Alaska, with as
sets totalling almost U3 millions
National uniformity of operating
methods la one of the objective of
these thrift and home-financing as
soclatlona. All federals are mutual
In ownership, shareholder partici
pating equally In profit except that
special bonuses may be paid to re
ward regular, systematic Investora.
Insurance of the safety of Inveat
ment In aavlnga and loan associations
Is provided through the Federal Sav
Inga and Loan Insurance corporation,
a 9100,000,000 government agency un
der the direction of the Federal Home
Loan Bank board aa trustees. AH fed
eral aavlnga and loan associations are
required by law to be Insured.
George A. Moore, field representa
tive of the Federal Home Loan Bsnk
of Portland, attended the meeting and
discussed the advantages of federal
and loan associations with Insurance
of account. He further atated that
the Jackson County Building and
Loan association wa one of the few
assoclstions In the northwest to con
vert on a 100 per oent basis and h
congratulated the officer, director
and members upon hvlng put th
affaire of the association In such con
dition that it could be federalized on
this basis.
The' association Is petitioning for
ihe privilege to retain the "Jsck
son County" name adapting It to the
new association as the Jackson Coun
ty Federal saving and Loan associa
tion. High School News
by
STUDENT KEP0RTEES
By Oeraldln Clemens
All city school were officially
closed Frldsy, Msy 38, for the sum
mer vacation by th presentation of
report carda and other school work.
School work la over but other work
hat Juat begun. Everyone U glad
school Is out snd have plana for the
summer, Including th teachers.
Sine school I out, this will be
the Isst of a series of high school
news articles run In the paper until
next fell. This column hope t c
quslnt the people with school activi
ties and dally occurrences. Joumsl
Ism clssses hsv charge of this col
umn and hope they prove a Inter
esting next fall as they did this year.
Complete Food Market. Open to
day and Monday. Riverside Market.
. .
Lawn mowei service, call and del
Ideal Bit 6h"p Ttl. 8K5. 411 E. Main.
LOCAL and PERSONAL
Fined $3 E. K. Falrchlld waa fined
69 In city court Friday for driving a
car without an operators license.
...
Visiting Here Miss Jsne Pool of
Bonanza la visiting here with her
aunt and uncle, Mr. and sirs. o. F.
Nichols. She expect to remain for
several daya.
To Minneapolis Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Turnqutst and daughter Jean Ann
left the latter part of the week for
Minneapolis, Minn., where they will
visit relatlvea and friends.
...
War Vet Iteturns Jack Hematreet.
well-known Medford Spanish war vet
eran, returned to his home last night
from Roseburg where he haa been
confined in the Veteran' hospital
for the paat several montha,
...
Talent Ouest Day Talent Com
munity club will hold It annual
gueat day In city hall at 3:30 p. m.,
June 3. Open house will be observed
and elderly women and new reatdenta
of Talent and vicinity are especially
Invited to attend.
...
Building Permits O. p. Janes of
831 West 14th street applied at th
city building Inspector's office ye-
terdsy for permit to construct
three-room residence at a stated cost
of 9800. M. L. McCoy of 111 Wash.
lngton street applied for a permit to
add to a garage at a stated oast of
ISO.
...
To Redeem Script Th Welfare
Exchange In the Sparta building will
be open Tuesday from 10 a. ro. to 3
p. m. for women who have aorlpt to
redeem, It waa announoed yesterday
by Mlsa Helen Carlton, director.
Those who will be unable to appear
Tuesday were asked to telephone Miss
Carlton at 808-J-l. The exchange
was formally closed for the season
last Frldsy.
...
Aero Club Meet Medford chapter
of th National Aeronautlo associa
tion will meet In the Jackson County
Chamber of Commerce at 7:30 Thura
day night to complete plan for th
air ahow to be held here July a.
Max Pelroe emphasized that It Is
meeting of the entire membership.
He said Important business 1 to be
transacted and that therefor a full
attendance waa desired.
...
Teachers Honored The annual
luncheon given by th Parent-Teach
er asaoclstton In honor of the Jack
son achol faculty wa held Thursday
noon In th school cafeteria. Nine
teachers were present, headed by H.
W. Oustln, principal. Present and
last year's P.-T A. officer sat with
th teachers, Mrs. Edna Clevenberg,
the new president, presiding. The
other P.-T. A. members served.
...
Better service Southern Oregon
will have Southern Pacific train ser
vice from Los Angeles without th
present long stopover In San Fran'
Cisco on the Shasta line, effective
June 13, A, S. Rosenbsum, dtstrlot
freight and passenger agent,
nounoed yesterday, with the Improv
ed service, the time will be cut to a
day and night. Present tralna south
bound, mske satisfactory connection,
he said.
.
Cotton Display Th M. M. depart
ment store la festurlng In one of
Its front window a display showing
th various stages of th develop
ment of cotton from the tlm It Is
picked until It becomes a finished
produot. Th cotton 1 from Cali
fornia and th exhibit la Intended
to call attention to national cotton
week. Th store procured the dis
play from th Kern county chamber
of Commerce, Bakersfteld, Cal.
Society Meeting Southern Oregon
dem and Mineral society will hold
a regular semi-monthly meeting In
the Jackson County Chamber of
Commerce at 7:30 Tuesday evening.
E. R. Santo, president, will give a
lecture on gems. The society wss In
receipt of a letter yesterday from
Oov. Charlea H. Martin, who express
ed his appreciation of being made
an honorary member. He offered to
aid the society whenever possible,
saying "I am Intensely Interested In
the mineral resources of our state."
Story Contest A novel feature of
Tuesday evening' regular meeting ot
th American Legion In th Medford
armory will be a "true story" eon
test, with a cash prize for th best
personal experleno In the World wsr.
All stories mutt be based upon actual
happening either at home or abroad.
It wa emphasized by Horace Brom
ley, paat commander and program
chairman, who I credited with In
itiating thla new dlveralon for post
meetings. All World war veteran ar
invited to the meeting which will
begin at 8 o'clock, Mr. Bromley aald.
Nomination of officer for the new
year Is to be held and tor this reason
J. F. Fllegel, poet commander, has
requested a large attendance. A
Dutch lunch will be served after the
meeting.
e e
For Oem Exhibit Two more
aponse were received yesterday from
governors replying to the Jackson
County Chamber of Commerce
quest for specimens for lu perm.
nent all-state rrlendsnip gem and
mineral display. Oov. E. W. Marland
of Oklahoma wrote that a "petri
fied rose" would be contributed- to
the exhibit. On behalf of Oov. Prsnk
Mrrrlsm of California. Walter W.
Bradley, state mineralogist, wrote
that two samples of Callfornlte would
be sent. The "petrified rose" I a
queer formation of bartt or sand
barytes which I supposed to be found
only In Oklahoma, the chamber was
Informed. Callfornlte, Mr. Bradley
said .la variety of veauvtanlt. Of
the two specimens being eent, one
piece Is cut and polished and Mie
other la rough, he stated. The speci
mens, he added, ar from Indian
creek near Happy Campt In Siskiyou
county.
Confers Hera J. C. Lackor of Se
attle, district msnsger of the Cnlteft
States civil service eommuulon, con
ferred here yesterday with executive
of trta postal floe, th forest service)
and the park service.
OueiU of Newman Mr. and Mrs,
A. C. Stock of Alhsrobra, Cal., for
mer Medford resident, are th gueat
here of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Newman.
They all left yesterday to spend the
week-end at th Newman cabin at
Lake ot the Wood.
Bust nest Visitor C. T. Hurd of
Seattle, northwest re present tlv of
the Allls-Chalmera company, trans
acted business In Medford the latter
part of the week prior to bis de
parture tor the east when he wilt
spend several weeks on company mat
ter. ...
Incorporated Article of Incorpor
ation of th Oregon Aviation envelop
ment committee were filed at th
Jackson county clerk's office eater
day. The committee 1 a non-profit
corporation formed to conduct the
ten-city air tour which will start
In Medford July 3. Max Pelroe 1
president.
Lake Road Good Th road to Lake
of the Wood la In good condition
for two-way traffic and no chain
are necessary, it waa reported by
Hugh Rltter, district ranger of th
Rogue River national foreat, upon
bla return from th resort. Fresh
rain, however, would mak the road
somewhat perilous, he counselled. .
Hold Conference Jesse DeWltt,
district ranger of the Rogu River
national forest at Union Creek, and
Slmerl Jarvt, district ranger at Butt
Falls, conferred st headquarter hare
yesterday with H. 0, Obre, esslatant
supervisor, regarding a fir training
school. . Lee Fort. Applegat district
ranger. Is to hold a similar confer
en oe with Mr. Obye Tuesday.
.
Auxiliary to Meet Members of th
V. B. W. V. auxiliary ar requested
to meet outsld th First Christian
church thla morning preceding morn
ing services which th group will at
tend In a body. AU those wlshlns
to march in th Decors tlon Pay pa
rade ar requested to gather In th
3lty park tomorrow morning before
starting ot th procession.
...
Wins Prize Mrs. EU H. Leonard
of Route a ha been notified of win
ning third prize in a state essay con
teat aproneored by the Oregonlan and
the Pennsylvsnla Tire company, flh
will receive a 1000-mll trip explor
ing the Inside pssssge to British Co
lumbia.' She entered th contest
through Hopkins' service station, lo
cal Pennaylvanla dealer.
,
Ferguson Recovering K. O. Fergu
son, managing editor of th Malt
Tribune, Is recovering rapidly from a
goiter operation In St. Vincent' hos
pital In Portland, it wa stated last
night by Mr. Minnie Whit upon
her return from the upstate city.
It was expected that Mr. Ferguson
would be able to leave th hospital
In a few day, aald Mrs. White, who
visited him while th wa In Port
land. .
Film Showing Young peopls ot th
First Chrlstlsn church will sponsor a
showing of th famous film. "Th
King of Kings" In th senior high
school auditorium Wednesday and
Thursday Bights at S o'clock. Pro
ceed will be placed In the church
young people' conference fund. Va
cation school of the church will open
Monday, Jun 7, to continue for
three weeks, age range to be from
four year through Junior high.
Th following pupil of th Roose
velt school mad th honor roll tor
th last all weeks:
IB Jsn Huston. '
1A Ann Butler, Jo Fllegel. J ami
Hugh, Mary Sua Greene. Jacque
line Bryant, Marlln Pierce, Lionel
Mooter, Virginia Walt, Richard Walsh.
SB Kathleen Sockets.
9A Myrna Huenergardt, Harriet
Walker, Margery Hammond, Susan
Ins.'teep. 1
SB Joan Nlelson, Earl Stall, BlUy
Todd.
8A Donald Brown. Lore Mon
telth, Nancy Rlnaberger, Mark VI-'
mont.
4A Alleen Young, Pay MttchaTL
8B Dolore Ray.
8A Jack Baker, Betty Deaver, Fat
Young, Alloa Wllday, Harry Nord
wick, Betty Johnson, Josn Humphrey,
Virginia Hammond, Joan Elliott,
Joyce 01ms.
8B Lets Ann Hubbard, Evelyn af
ford. SB Duane Falrchlld. Betty Fray,
Jun Jarmln, Richard McElhosa, Jack
Moffat.
Th following pupil of th Roose
velt school wsr on the honor roll
for the entire semester:
1A Richard Walsh. Virginia Walt,
Marlln Pierce, Jamie Hughe.
3B Kathleen Seekata.
3A Myrns Huenergardt, Harriet
Walker.
a B Earl stall. Joan Nellson.
3A Mark Vlmont. Lore Montelth,
Nancy Rlnaberger.
4A Faye Mitchell.
IB Delores Ray.4
5A Joan Elliott, Joyce 81m.
B Lois Ann Hubbard.
A Richard McElho, Betty Prey.
Blip That Fit by
K1CKERNICK
6148 Panne. Crepe. Satin IUI,
tthelwyn B Hoffmann.
8 at H Oreen Stamp
Closing time for' Too Lata to Clas
sify Adt 1 1:30 p. m.