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rEDFO'RD ITKTL TRTBTTNT:, MTDFOTD, (TRECO??. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 7. 1937. PAGE SEVEN I r and (Terr d on thl page Jou will probably find ex aetly the thlong you nave , Men looking lor or a sale 01 ' trad tot unused article you . msy bsvs. OUI ttlc er tore-room you may find 'many things other are seek m iid H tola to realize immdlM cash U what you want un't bare, advertise lot t TnH"nw Classified ada are tnexpenslve effective I RATES Per word, tint Insertion (Minimum 29c) taeb additional insertion. di word e (Minimum 10c) per tin per month without . eopy change .... $iM Phone 75 FOE WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST White toy fox terrier, brown spots on back. Seven week old. Phone 114B-W. LOST White hound bird dog. Black spot on hip, small black spots on ears About 6-month-old. 608 West . 11th. LOBT U flog miasma, call 1616 WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Men to cut fir and hard wood Tools and cafclns furnished. Steady work. Pay every two weeks. r. V. Gardner, Coleman creek. TEN CARPENTERS. Prospect school. Doing scale. Starbard & Co., Proa pect. Oregon. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Woman tor housework and care of children, for employed cou ple, permanent. Good wages. Box 3212, Mall Tribune. TOUNO LADIES (2) under 24, free to travel west coast with similar group. Applicants must be neat, ambftloua, good charcter, able to meet public. Salary, traveling ex penses. Apply Mr. Hagmann, Hotel Holland. WANTED Girl for genaral house work and car of children. Refer encea required. Phone 986-Y. WANTED Girl or woman tor light housework. . .Call 635 Palm. WANTED Woman or girl out of school for housework. Must be able to cook. Phone 610-J-2. MALE OR FEMALE HELP STARTING Anjou picking. Can use more plckera Monday. Orchard Park Farms, V corbies Crossing. WANTED Hop plckera at Clute Hop Yard. Applegate; l&o lb. plus 140 lb. bonus tnrougn season. WANTED Students seeking training for business career or earn college or unlveralty education Enroll now for fall term day 01 evening courses, open Monday. Sept. 20. Medford Business College. O W J. WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED By responsible woman, work of any kind by hour or day. Call cabin 20, Merrick's camp. OOOD COOK wishes position cook ing with crew preferred. Box 3208 Tribune. WANTED Work by young married man, ranch work preferred. Call evenings between 6 and 7. 010 Benson St. m. WANTED Listings of both small and large ranches and river frontage. Free water or good water rights, slfalfa, clover, also stock and fur nltiire when possible. Give low dollar price net to you and give complete details and description first letter or come and see mc soon. Have buyer, all cash, for real value ranch up to one hundred thousand dollars, also very small ranches close to Medford. VIVIAN NORMAN BARTO Oold Hill, Ore., Rt. 1. WANTED Dressmaking. Riverside. 821 North WANTED MISCELLANEOUS HAVE YOUR FURNITURE reuphol stered and repaired. Phone 969-R, Thjbault. WANTED Clean cotton rag at Tribune office. WANTED Fat cattl. eowa. bull, veals R. o. Humphry, phon 73. Central point. WANTED TO BUY Will pay cash for 1200 boxes green Newtown apple. Must be sound and uniform In size. Boxes re turned. Submit bid. Box 3373. Tribune. VIOLIN repairing and piano tuning Sbulte Bros. 220 N Bartlett Pb 1069 JCNR Highest onoet paid cot orass ractstora soppai itoraae catteries siuminum tod itnej metal Scrsr. iron unall at -ante iota pipe mo machinal) wool and cot ton raga nnei cube Oui anew will n teres 1 vou Bices paita wool sibal Houseboio Oood Furniture Store buusm and sola UEUPURC BARGAIN HOU8A ' Wit P. vtOHfc CASH Pot row furniture HOI.HHIKIH 4NHHKWB lu tod Front Phone 647 'AINTiNo and ?pernsnging ensoie price Phone 14-J-3 SNl EDvnjOl MOHAIK W' UrV order to fill Highest price paid MEUrrjRD BAROAD HOU8B " N Grape 9t Phone 1062 "JNikii . rrram ,no fat amot Fn m. 1 iu HdAiCe li Me- nar ryto, gtm m FOR RENT HOUSES FOB RENT-30 Rosa court, cosy three bedroom unfurnished home, oil Heatrola. nice yard, 133.50 Inc. water. Charles R. Ray, Rm. 304 jj. B, Natl, Bank Bldg. Phone 303. FOR RENT APARTMENTS APARTMENTS for rent. 334 Apple. FOR RENT 2-room apt. 261 Beatty. NEWLY I FURNISHED APARTMENT I FOR RENT Here'e an apartment you would b proud to call your bom New modern furnishings throughout Electrlo range and Prlgldalre. fire place, steam beat, hot and oold water furnished; Must be seen to be appreciated Want permanent tenant and will lease tor one or more yeara. Adults only. Rent eo per month. Apply at bualneea of fice. Mall Tribune. FOR RENT 8 office noma. 1 store building, t basement room. 8e Roland Hubbard or Al Llttrell. FOR RENT BOARD-ROOMS BOARD AND ROOM First-class large front bedroom, suitable for two gentlemen. 611 W. 10th St. ROOM and meals. Riverside. Inquire 18 N FOR RENT FURNISHED ; ROOMS NEWLY FURNISHED and redecorated heated rooms. 604 Pennsylvania. ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 B. Orapa FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS PIANO for rent. 63 00 month Palmer Music 8tore. FOR EXCHANGE FOR TRADE 5-rdom modern house; fireplace, hardwood floors; 1 acre ground: berries; mile from city limits for house In town equal value. Box 97 route 4. Medford. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE TRADE t acres; 214 acres alfalfa, acre corn; house, electric barn, chicken coop, garage, family or chard, berries, free water, lawn. shrubbery; 4 blocks from school and and high, 2 blocks off Crater Lake highway on Lake Creek highway; for smaller place In or near Med ford or Ashland, 611 South River Bide, Medford. EXCHANOE Residence In San Mateo for ranch near Medford. A. Powers, 224 E. Ssnt Inez. San Mateo. Calif. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Four-room house, $650.00, terms. Owner 011 South Peach. FIVE good, desirable, modem homes. 2 to 4 bed rooms each. Immediate . possession. Terms. . 716 acres, 2 houses, 34 acres Irri gated. City water. A snap, for 61200; 6200 down. One lot, 2 housea, city water, 6750. 7-room residence, 710 West 10th; lot 100x108. two blocka from court house; another snap for 2800. (280 down. W. J. (Dad) Roberts, 720 West 2nd. FOR SALE CHEAP SO acrea on Grif fin creek with lots of fir, oak, lau rel and manzanlta wood on It. 260 cash. Fine show for wood dealer. Inquire Tede Feed and Seed store, Ashland, Oregon. FOR SALE 18 acrea Just outside city limits. Grants Pass; 714 cres bear ing franquette walnuts, 200 verities fruits and nuts, all bearing. Over 13.000 trees and shrubs of nursery stock, or enough to pay for entire place when sold. Full price 55O0. Some terms. Max Ungerman, 643 South 6th atreet, Grants Pass, Ore. gllOO 5 acres Improved, family fruit, 3 acres clover and blue grass, elec tricity, a real buy. Terms, also $525 A neat 4-room house, large lot. A good buy with (225 cash, balance 10 per month. A. F. Flowera, cor ner 12th and Front. FOR SALE New 4room and bath, oak floors, shake sides, one block from Washington school. 709 Beek msn avenue. Just completed. 600 will handle. FOR SALE 80 acres, 40 In clover and alfalfa, 6-room house, 2 bams, creek through piece, djolnlng out side range on state highway near school. Price 5.000, lnclud.ng 26 -, -1 . ..nnr .asm inrf .11 tnTTTl neaa umiy siwa, ...... . - equipment. Also hsve a real bar gain In 5-room modern house near high school. L. O. Plckell, 16 8. Bartlett. unrv ca an ACRES Improved Irrigated lana, or income at Phoenix, Arisona; the aiinthiriA and health: wlU property valley of trade for southern Oregon property In Medford about Sept. 10, information and location letter. L. O. Oden, General Medford. Oregon. , will be give full In first Delivery, FOR SALE - Smell house 1 sere, fenced for chickens: adjoining Med ford Cheap. Robert Mullen. 128 W. Main. OWNER OFFERS REAL BUY! Six-room house. 1220 E Main. Terms. W. J. Sprost, 1410 N. B. Weldler, Portlsnd. Ore. HOUSES FOR 8ALE In Medford and surrounding towns. Easy terms. Jackson County Federal Savings Loan Association. FOR SALE 48 North Orsnge St.. 6- room home: nsrowooo bedrooms and slecplna; porch: home In rear to be moved pff. Priced for quick Mis at 3650 Charles R. Ray. exclusive sent. Room 204 U. 8. Natl. Bank. Phone -802. FOR 8ALE-7 acre. 114 miles from Pacific Hwy. on mam".".- - 4-room houe. shade trees, barn and other outbuildings: good productive oil irrigated, splendid locstlon: 1500 00. 300 cash. L. O. PICKELb. IB o. 20-ACRK pear orchard, well Improved. Medford Bldg. FE1IEKAI LAND BANK PARMS Oonranient term. 0.11 rB(,t mmoo Kll ulrt Biflg O Barnes 16V n M ' " . LAMM HOUSE now PInt '"? m.nt tnqulr 617 80 OrP St Owni JIN. - '""n J' a nu.ine' 9,a m " I ptotnl. fhon FOR SALE REAL ESTATE WHEN you think 01 real nuts think of BROWN ft WHITE FOR BALE Service station, groceries and reed adjoining Uedford: doing good business; stock fixtures and equipment: 2 acres ground with 500 feet highway (rontag. Excel lent sit for camp ground Prtosd reasonably: som terms J O Cam eron seoond station 00 Crater Lake highway. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FORD V-8 Tudor Sedan, new paint, new rubber, motor A-l. Special price only $235.00. FIERCE ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge & Plymouth Diet. FOR BALE 1028 Willys Knight se dan, running condition, price 50.00. SO 8ummlt Ave. 1034 CHEV. master 4 -door trunk sedan, painted a Brewster green, mohair upholstery, A-L condition in every respect, 9475.00. Tour car in trade, G.M-A.C. terms. SKINNER S OARAOE Used Car Lot. Oth and Bartlett A BETTER USED CAR 1036 PONTIAO business coupe. This . car waa owned by a very careful driver, has only thirteen thousand mllea on It. See this one. (746 00. Your car in trade, G.M.A.C. terms. SKINNER'S GARAGE Used Car Lot, Oth and Bartlett FOR SALE OR TRADE "30 Stude baker Dictator, 175. 815 So. Peach. FOR SALE Ford truck, hae never been licensed. See Scottle Math- eney at Gates Used Car Lot or carold J. Parker, 612 B. uiversiae. A BETTER USED CAR 1936 Ford V-8 De Luxe Trunk Sedan, painted a beautiful black, whipcord upholstery, ninety percent rubber, very low mileage: equipped with radio. I5S5 00. Your car In trade. G.M.A.O. terms. SKINNER'S GARAGE Bulck-Pontlac. 143 S. Riverside. USED CAR LOT on Oth St. side of Firestone Bldg. FOR SALE 1920 Chevrolet 114 -ton truck, good shape, 8160 cash. Call at 17 N. Bartlett. '33 V-8 DeLuxe Coup, with rumble seat; IB mile to gallon; use no oil; clean and good ahape through out: 150 down. Phone 1165-L or Inquire 208 Laurel. FOR 8A-..E 1031 Chevrolet deluxe coupe, tin condition 260 Call 14-F-4 FOR SALE DOGS PETS FOR SALE Purebred red and white Cocker Spaniel pupplea. Box 122-A. Jacksonville Hwy.-Perrydale road. V. D. Chamberlen. FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE Red fryers and fat bens, also Oldamoblle. Phone 4-F-4. FOR SALE White Leghorn pullet, beautiful large birds. Just starting to lay. Mrs. T. F. Buck, 14 mile north Bear Creek bridge, Central Point, Ore. CHICKS 69 per 100. Rocks. Reds anc Hampshire every Wednesday j Brooks Hatchery Esst N St.. Grants FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Registered Shropshire rams. Salad ranch, Central Point. 14 BREEDING aheep cheap or will trade for horse. Stewart Ave. and Thomas. Jack Martin. FOR SALE Weaner pigs and wheat. C. J. Grab, one mile north Eagle Point. FOR SALE 15 weaner pigs. F. R. Stephenson, route 1, box 820, nesr Wing orchard. FOR SALE Registered Durham bull, 2 yeara old. Herbert Pruett, Med ford. route 3, phone Eagle Point 4-F-9. FOR SALE 2.800-lb. team at Cox ranch, end South Peach. Phone 1463-R-S. FOR SALE Pt rat-class breeding ewe R. T. Davie, phone 6-F-6, Eagle Point, or P. o. Box 674, Mediora. FOR SALE Horses and mulea: sev eral young colts, will trade. Jack Martin. 8tewart Ave, to Thomas Rd. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS ELBERTA -AND MUIR, unlrrlgated. One mile east on Wards creek from Rogue river. Closed Sunday. K. H. Gray. PEACHES are now ready. John Long, Eagle Point. FOR SALE Shallow well electric pump nearly new. C. J. Oreb. one mile north Eagle Point. FOR BALE Tuscan, Eiberta and Crawford peaches, Jean Walt Pearl. Phone 468-R2. FOR SALE 2-burner Perfection water heater. 221 No. Riverside. FOR SALE Model W and model K Cletrac tractors, good running or der. Industrial Hardware Co., 127 N. Riverside. FOR BALE Elbert and Mulr peaches. Bring containers. 8. P. Hunter, across from Independent Packing House, Phoenix. FOR SALE Pickling ououmbers, crooks snd nubs, 76o per lug box. Other grades at reasonable price. Call mornings at Picket Lot. 611 8. Front St. or Carole J. Parker, 612 8. RIvereld. FOR BALE Peach, Crawford!. Tus can clings. Hale and Mulr. 203 Vancouver. Phone 1016-L. ALBERT AS and CRAWFORDS t Wm. Olson, west from Wing orchard. Mulr ready In few daya. PEACHES ARB READY (t Teaeltar Orchard, Eagle Point, phon 31-X-10. 10r"sale Crawford peaches, Dam son plum. Mr. D. W. Luke, phon 379-J-l. FOR SALE Esut oil burning circu lating heter. Practically ne-f. In quire 601 N. Orape. bTlTs TuTcTrT' C 1. 1 NO PEACHES now ready. Phone ds j.J, Medlord. V. Bursal!. PORBALE Hot point Ileetrto Rang, lit. 721 West 14th. ELBERTA PKACHFJS-Can i JurnWi large qusntlllea Not picked unless nniered Bring cvntslners im Kan- FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE PEACHES. Phone 344-J-4. FOR SALE Day bed and writing desk. Call evenings. 40 Quins St. ELBERTA and J. H. HALE Peaches. Charlea E. Rose, east end Spring atreet. PEACHES, not Irrigated. Carney Or chard, highway between Central Point and Gold Hill. Bring boxes. FOR SALE Complete household fur nishings. Including electric refrig erator and range. 317 W. Jackson. CRAWFORD PEACHES, reasonable. Fitzgerald Orchard, Sams Valley. FARMERS. ATTENTION 1 Rebuilt second-hand tractors, farm Implemente, etc., of all kinds, at bargain prices. Rogue Valley Trac tor & Implement Co.. 30 So. Grape St., Medford. Phone 206. IF you have tomatoes for sale, see the Knight Packing Co., 8. Front St. NO. 1 canning tomatoes, lc lb. O. F. Smith, Central Point, near Seven Oak. FOR SALE Crawford peaches. Bert Stancllffe. Phoenix. TUSCAN Cling Peaches. Glelm Ranch, Talent. TOMATOES, cucumbers, cantaloupe. B. E. Ford, 2 miles west on Jackson ville Hwy. Phone 731-R. TRAINED PTTTERS for CHAR IS or SWAVI8 Free figure analysis. Tel. 1202 or Eagle point lo-x-21. PEACHES Crawfords. 14 mile south White Griffin Creek school. Henry Huklll. FOR SALE Best dry body fir wood In the vslley. Phono 616 for prices Hawley Transfer Co., 118 N. Riv erside. 1937 6-FT NEW electrlo refrigerator Call 300 or 1166-X evenlnga FOR SALE. CHEAP - Trailer bouse. 614x14: plenty bullt-lna: also 4 wheel Ford trailer; good rubber. 1600 N Riverside. ORAVENBTBIK APPLES O. V. Myers Tel 258-J. LAROB STOCK used wbest and oar ley sack 4 to 6I40 Also rwine. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27 N Grape St. Phone 1062. FOR SALE Peaches. J. A. Manke, two mllea east of Jacksonville. Route 1, Medford. FOR SALE Sugar pine abake Faber'a Store, Butte Fall. TUSCAN O L 1 N O peaches. Phlpps, Crater Lake Hwy. Dolph PEACHES FOR SALE Woodlawn Orchard.-114 miles esst of Central Point Bring your own con tainers. Phone 127. H. A. DuBuque FOR SALal A Modello pleyer piano. Eada Transfer and Storage. Tel. 315. BUSINESS CHANGES FOB SALE Restaurant with excel lent trade, altuated on highway A block from Main street. Owner forced to sell on acocunt of old age. Total price, $900 for Immediate sale. See Pierce, room 1. Palm Block, Medford or phone 617-L. FOR SALS News stand and notion store In Rogue River. Inquire at etana. FOR SALE Lease on service station grocer; cablna. camp ground fronts Crater Lake Hwy., 1010' Rogue river: doing good business; 31 mllea from Medford Richfield Station. H10HES7 OA8H PAID toi voui furniture MEKFORD BAROA1N HOUSE 3? N Orape St Phone IU82 OR. O. 0. GOLDSBEKRY remporsi Uy located wltb Or L U Sander Medfnrd Center BldR Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Covering of an egg f. Catch sud denly: collot. I. Part of certain machines II. River em bankment it. The herb evs 14. Unity 16, Goddess of Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle SODflT A DSTfE V E N E R ElJT N I A! f P A L E EL EVA T E PLIa L L V pEHER I TDAff E E3I A CDA SO R EIS c a rIt s gNflr O0T P A i 1$. Color 18. Body of water 1. Japanese sash Z0. In Egyptian religion, the dink of the sun tl. Feign 24. High mountain 27. Scandinavian brownie IS Offer an In- 40. Wings ducsment 42. Insect to act 41. Halr-dresstng IU At or by reason Implement of this 47. Loadi St. Victor H, Severe 35. Self; Scotch I. Utier 17. Moral Injunc tions 41. Wlfs of Louis XVI SO. American Indian IL Untruth S3. Separata I NBALPHPENSE Jom lIybra r fzi 3Vl I lEHRlElP U LISjEl AlLiA SfaR I CHIM0NID 1 X 3 4 5 IP3- 7 0 MMf IO J iiiiilfciiiii:: is p '7 SHU'2' 22 23 im 31 32 33 74 IP52 II 7 31 111 uUl UUut. JMt itilu umu m rrl" mr m aai iiiJLiii ii bsim seaai I I ii Jiiiiiliiiii MISCELLANEOUS FLORENCE GRAVES Piano Instruc- tor. High school credlu given. Studio. 230 N. Oakdale. Phono 1042-Y . ?;-L--L--1-.-L.--r--f-- ' MRS. DAISY B INNS' PIANO STUDIO : at 333 King street opens Sept. 7th Home studio, leas expense, cheaper price. Phone 1096-J. A8SAYER W. O. Wrlg-t, 614U W. Uth St. Have set of BvyUlum ores for inspection. NOTICE I will not be responsible for debU contracted by anyone tSVii. I otner man myaeii. j. m. BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO rilLK INHUHANCfc AH8THACT8 KSCKOW8 Electrlo Floor Bander ELECTRIC Floor Sander Rental Ser vice. New machine. Pittsburgh Paints. 132 W. Main. Phone 640. Sewing Machine, W. H. KLATT Singer Distributor. 22 South Orape. Phon 782. Medford. Oregon. The Pasblun Shop. THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking and Remodeling. Buttons and BucKles oovered SOB U S National Bans Building fel 1181 Expert window Cleanere. LET OEOROE DO IT Pal 1172 House oleaning rlooi waxing on entai rug oleaning and upholstering Painting and Paperhanglng. LET US recommend a DEPENDABLE Painter or Papaerhanger Pittsburgh Palnta, 132 W. Main. Phone 640. MONEY TO LEND You Need Only One Thing To Get A Loan prom Ua The Ability to Make Small Regular Payment on Any uan Plan SKfc W B IHO, MAS MOR ORE. AND WASH MTO CO MEDPOHU 8 OLDES'l AND LAROE81 PERSONAL FINANCE OO 4ft So Central, around Floor Craterian rheatrr Bldg Lie. No 8-167 M-180 Phone ISO Transfer. DAVIS TRANSFEH AND BTORAOB Local and Long Distance Furniture Moving Bonded earners Flreprooi storage Eipert crating, pscktng and shipping erviee "Davts foi Service " Phone M4. BADS TRANSFER ft 810 RAOE CO. Office 28 So Fir Pbone 81ft Pilots right, Bervloa guaranteed SAMSON TanafM and Storage Fur niture Moving and expert furniture packing service Fireproof storage new tow rates. P B SAMSON O- phono tf88 STUARTS 1RUCK1NO BE H VICE It I e pbone 10S3 or 889 111 No FU St Local snd long distance Fuel oils any Kind tireen stamps in side of 8-mile omit. LEGAL NOTICES 030084 Notice for Publication United States Department of the Interior, General Land Oft fee at Rofieburg, Oregon, Sept. 1, 1937. Notice la hereby given that Ernest Clyde Hamilton, oi k. k.. no. i, cen tral Point. Ore., who, on Apr. 33, 1033, made Adjoining Farm Entry (Act Jun. 0. 1016), No. 020034. for Lot 4, NWNE4. Section 11, Township 86 South. Range 3-West, Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of Inten tion to make final Proof, to establish elntm to the land shove rtirr1b,d, Cross -Word Puzzle 4. Grants the use of ( 5. Shelter t. Rain cloud T. Profit S. Sack 8. .(ejects with diadaln 10. Poker term IL Average 17. Devoured if. Skip 21. Silly 23. Tipping Si. Exclamations of pleasure IS. Allow 2. Ready . Vegetable iu. Endeavor 32. Blundered 33. Cried SS. Faculties of perception 88. Character In "1 Pagllaoct S. Shaft of a feather 40. Border 4 VOld musical Instrument 44. Spoken 46. Mud 45. Wagers 4S. Old times: poetlo 4t. Craxy DOWN L Long narrow pi sea S. Central mala charactar S. Smooth St. Spread for drying S4. Dowry SB. Cancels I before Victor A. Tengwald. United State Commissioner, at Medford. r0Ton' on ino 'om aa' 01 UCWDer- 1 . .VJ?'"!?"! S.JIk"1?' I" Hensley. Nela A. Jackobson, Val 0. Ware, Fred B. Smith, All of Central -. Oregon. OEOROE FINLEY, Register. 020278 Notice for Publication Department of the Interior, General Land office at Roeeburg, Oregon. Sept. 1, 1937. Notice Is hereby given that Eman uel Paul Kura. of tnnle Point. Oron. who' on J,I,T 1933- m,rt Original No. 020278, for SWNW, Section 5.' lownanip sr-soutn, riange i-East., Willamette Meridian, has filed notice! of Intention to make final Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Vlotor A. Tengwald, United States Commissioner, at Med ford. Oregon, on the a 1st day of October. 1037. Claimant names as witnesses: Les ter Wfrtr. Lawrence Luy. Samuel Cov. Alfred Snider, All of Eagle Point, Oregon. OEOROE FINLEY, Register. Notice of Hearing on Non-High School THsrrtct Budget Notice is hereby given that a Budget Committee of the Non-high School District of Jackson County. State of Oregon, at a meeting of said Committee held on the 31st day of August, 1037, prep a red an estlmnte In detail of the amount of money proposed to be expended by aald Non-high School District for all pur poses during the fiscal school year beginning June 21st, 1037. and end ing June 30th, 1038. and an estimate In detail of the probable receipts of said Non-hlh School District from all sources for the school year 1037 1038. The Board of said Non-high School District has fixed the 28th day of October, at the hour of 10 A. M., at the court House in Meorord, Ore gon, as the time and place at which said estimates may be discussed with I the Board of said Non-high 8chool j District, at which time and place any nuu nil amitwiui uivciraivu will uv heard for or against said tax levy, or any part thereof. That said estimates and attached original estimate sheet are on file In the office of the County School Superintendent and are there open to the Inspection of all persons in terra tea xnerein. ana tne same are by reference mde a oart hereof. RECEIPTS I. Cash on hand at begin ning of the year for which. this budget Is made $3,118.94 tl. Amounts received from other sources - None EXPENDITURES Tuition, Transportation and Interest T. Tuition )83.000.00 II. Transportation 11.600.00 III. Interest on Warrants. 1.000.00 Operating and Emergency iv. iwtaRe, lviegrapn ana Teleohone V. Printing and Mlmeo granhlng VI. Exnenses of Election ( Publication and postage) VTT. Travel Expenses of Board Members VIIT. Clerical Exnense fSup nlles. Level Service, etc.). IX. Emenrency 76.00 78.00 300.00 900.00 1 .500.00 Total ExTHmdlturefl $87,850.00 RECAPITULATION I. Total Receipts $ 9.11B.04 TT. Total Expenditures 67.580.00 Dirrnrence (Amount to be raised bv tax on the .Tank son Countv Non-high School District) 6S.481.06 Dated this 81t rfnv of August. 1037. MERRILL B. CHASE. Chairman, budget committee C. R. BOWMAN. Secretary, budget committee A. E. BROCKWAT. , Chairman, board of education C. R. BOWMAN Clerk, board of education Notice of Sheriff's Sale On the 7th day of October. 1037, at the hour of 11:00 o'clock, A. M., at the front door of the Courthouse at Medford, Jackson County, Oregon, I will sell at auction to the highest bidder for cash the following de scribed real property: East Half of the Southwest Quarter; East Half of the Northwest Quarter of the North east Quarter West Half of the North east Quarter of the Northeast Quarter; Northeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter; Southeast Quarter, all In Section 33. Township 86 South. Range 3 West of the Willamette Meridian, Jackson County, Oregon. Said sale la made under execution on foreclosure Issued out of the Cir cuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County to me directed In the case of K. Steele, Plaintiff, vs. A. P. Anderson Estate, Inc., a Washington corporation, Defendant. Dated September 7, 1837. SHERIFF 6YD I. BROWN Notice of Meeting of Board of Equalization f To Whom It May Concern! Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Directors of the Grants Pass Irrigation District will meet Tuesday, October Mh, 1087, at 10:00 o'clock A. M. In the District office In the Court House, Oranta Pass, Oregon, acting as a Board of Equalisation for the purpose of reviewing and correct ing its assessments and apportion ment of taxes. This notice Is published by order of the Board of Directors of the Grant Pass Irrigation District, this 7th day of September, 1037. GRANTS PASS IRRIGATION DISTRICT Secretary -Manager. By E. Reed Carter, OREGON NEARLY FREE OF PORTLAND, 8pt. 7. Oregon ha. bad no Inert In Intantlls paralysis and Portland I "unuaually tnt" of tna dlssase. Dr. Adolph Weln- nil, 0H7 health olllosr, told parson of children returning to school today. The season I now sufficiently ad vanced to make the likelihood of t local outbruk axeeedlngly Improb ble," h said. "Only thro cases of Infantile paralysis hste been reported among Portland residents since Jan uary 1, 1937." Many parents n mads Inquiry t th city and Mat health offlos, bees use of th outbreaks In other Motion. Heroin CITICAOO. Sept. 7. (API Mil Vivian Herrlj. 33, an eipert wlm mer, saw Uxlcab plunge Into th Chicago river. 8n Jumped off a atreet car, ran to the scene, removed outer tarmtnt nd do In. Sh found th cab empty. Fir Oommlc aloner Mlchsel Corrlgan praised her I for heroism. Polio said the cab had been pushed In thi 1 Oe uu gzttULD been pushed In th river by thieve. guano mat to. Trail TRAIL, Sept. 7. 8pl.) Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Hutchinson returned Bun day from a 34 month's vacation and report a delightful trip. Leaving hom, May 16 they drove to Portland . ' . ' ' ... and visited a few daya wltb rela tlves and friends, thence to Cas-1 cade Locks,. where they visited their son, Floyd, and family and attended the graduation of their oldest grand daughter, Olive Hutchinson. Accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Hutchinson of Portland, they started from Redmond, Ore., May 35 to Clay Center, Kas., going through Prlnevllle and Ontario to reach the Old Oregon Trail, then on to Boise, Idaho, from there direct to Chey enne. Wyo., and south to Denver. Going through western Kansas, they encountered a bad dust storm and stopped for a few hours, as it was Impossible to see the highway. They arrived at Clay Center May 30, where they were met by Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Hutchinson of Bradford, Pa., and all visited together for a month. Clay Center waa the family home of the Hutchtnaona. They visited for mer school mates and one teacher, and looked up old places of interest. They also visited coualne at Wichita, Kansas. Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson visited relatives of Mrs, Hutchinson In To peka, White City and Neosha Rapids. Mrs. Hutchinson spent a few days in Kansas City and while there attend ed the American home economics as sociation gathering. Mrs. Hutchinson especially enjoyed the air cooled stores, cafes and theaters, as well aa the alr-oondltloned cars on the railroads, as the weather was very warm during June. Leaving Clay Center July 1 the Hutch Insons traveled until they reached the mountains around Den ver, then through the Lead villa mountains, where It was cool. From Leadvllle .north, they reached the Jackson Hole country south of Yel lowstone park. Lakes are numerous and beautiful. They visited Grand Teton park and mountains, going on to Yellowstone through the south entrance, spent a very Interesting week there. They left the park through West Yellowstone, going to Welser, Idaho, where they visited Mrs. Hutchlnsons sister and on to Grangevllle and Lewlston, Idaho, where they called on friends. They spent 10 daya at Pomeroy visiting Mrs. Hutchinson's brother and other relatives. They returned via Cascade Looks and from there went to Dia mond lake for a two weeks stay, plus a week at Klamath Palls with their son, Kexa. and family. An other week at Hamaker ranger sta tion, and then home. The Hutchlnsons took their trailer house, a covered wagon type and are well pleased with that way of traveling. Although they thoroughly enjoyed the trip, both agree that there Is no place to surpass Oregon, Beagle BEAOLE, Sept. 7. (Spl.) -Mr Sweet's sister and family, Mr. and Mra. Pleredorf and daughters, Hazel and Jean from Enumclaw, Wash., visited here th first of August. While her Jiey and Mrs. Sweet went to Crater Lake, Mr. and Mr Grant accompanied by Mr. Seegmlller and daughter, Mrs. Edna suitings, made a trip by motor to Oakland and othar California point this month. While there they visited their ton, Donald, who I vis iting with re Is tlves there. Sunday school gave a basket dinner party August 34 at th school house, Joan Edler returned from ft month's visit with her mother, Mr. Ohlat, In California August 3). Emma Frlnk Is visiting tola week with her sister, Mrs. Psul Senilis and family of Sam Valley. Bill and Jaek Edler were business visitor at McLeod Thursday. Mr. and Mr. Milton Sanderson of Medford and Mr. and Mr. Charles Sanderson and Mi. Tbelm Martin and Donnl went to Huckleberry mountain Sept. 1. They found the berries very acaro. Young people' clsss party was held st the horn of Mr. and Mr. Foot Aug, 38. The evening waa spent with music, gsms and contests, with lunch served by th refreshment com mittee. Mr. snd Mr. Morton and sons, Bill Idler and Alfred Hsynss of Bly, Or., are here for few daya visit. Sunday visitor st th home of Mr. nd Mrs. Melvln Martin were Mr. and Mra. Homer Martin and son, Holll and Stanley, and Gladys Rusho of Reese creak, Mr. end Mr. Lawrence Sanderson of Medford, Mis Louis Bennett of Sam Valley and Mr. and Mra. Chas. Sanderson of thla place. We are sorry to hear that th Idler family 1 leaving soon to move to McLeod. They will be missed by ev eryone her snd by all organisations of th community. Mis Betty Walter was ft Medford visitor Thursday. Mrs. Sanderson, Mrs." Melvln Martin nd Donnl and Mr. Homer Martin and Stanley of Reese creek attended ahower for Mr. La are nee Sender son at her horn near Medford Thurs day afternoon. Mr. and Mr. Clyde Smith and fam ily of Jacksonville visited at vhs horn of Mr. Smith' mother, Mr. Blanch Swot, Sunday, and poured ooncrate for the foundation of the new home on the Sweet ranch. Sunday evening visitors at th San derson bom war Mr. and Mr. Mil ton Sanderson and Mr. and Mr Law rence Sanderson of Medford, Mlsa Lola Bennett of Bam Valley and Mr. and Mra. Melvln Martin and Donnl. Mrs. Pearl Msrf'n and sons. Leo and Cecil, visited with Mr. and Mr. Msl- Tta MarUa Monday vnlng. Central Point CENTRAL POINT, Sept. 7. (SdI.. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jones left Sat urday for Crescent City to remain over Labor day to celebrate his birth day Saturday. Golden Link Bible class will meet at the home of Mrs, W. W. Gregory Friday. Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Bohnert scent Sunday and Monday at Diamond lake. Mr. and Mrs. N. a. Matthews of Los Angeles, Calif., were Tuesday guests of their aunt. Mrs. L. H. Smith, and family. This was their first visit in Oregon. Crater lake and Klamath Falls wen included In the trip and greatly enjoyed, Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Fleischer were Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Foe of Seattle and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Johnrud of Portland. Mrs. Poe la a sister of Mrs. Fleischer and Mra. Johnrud, a sister of Mr. Fleischer. Mr. and Mra. Harry White and son Charles Edward of Rogue River were Sunday guests at the I. L. Farra home, this being their first stop on vacation trip to lnolude Bend and other points In Harvey county. uivio ciub mat Wednesday after noon. Mrs. Blther was elected vice president to flU the vacancy created by the resignation of Mrs. Hedgpeth. and Mrs. HsmrloX waa elected treas urer because of the departure of Mrs. Gatenbeln to Salem. Mr. and Mra. Floyd Ourtwrlght and son, George, left Monday morning by motor on a business trip to Portland. They were accompanied by Jack Smith, who returned to Benson Polyteohnlo to resume his school activities. Mrs. Roy Nlohols will be hostess to ladles of the Brlok church Thursday at her country home. A food at tendance is expected. Clvla club wlU hold a food sate Saturday, September 18, beginning aft 9:80 a, m. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Keep of Portland were week-end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Smith. Mrs. Keep is a sister of Mra. Smith. Griffin Creek ORIPTTN CREEK, Sept. 7. (SdI.) Mr. and Mr. Jim Lowell, John Low ell, Mr. and Mrs. jess Smith, Mrs. Rose Bturglll and Ones. Bturglll ware tinner guests August 30 st the horn of Mr. and Mrs. Clyds sturglU. Mr. Lowell I ft brother of Mrs. Rose Stur glU and Is visiting hare with rela tives. Sunday, they enjoyed a motor trip to Crater Lake. Mrs. LsVandsr, mother of Roy Le Vander, and Mr. and Mr. Ed Laven der from Klamath Fall spent last week-end here at th Roy LeVander home. e Mr. and Mr. Tom Lovell and family attended a birthday dinner given for Mrs. Lovell In Talent Sunday. Mra. Donald Brown returned horns Tuesday from ft two weeks' visit with relative In Cottage Orov. Her grandmother, Mr. James Lemon snd an sunt from Corvallla, returned with her to epend the week. Mrs. Pater Pick and eons Lawrenc nd Del of Jacksonville spent Prldsy afternoon st th J. D. Brown home. Friend nd nslghCsor sxtend sym pathy to th family of Mra. Kate Test who passed away recently. The Grange take Creek Orange. Sunday, September 3, will be sa Important day at Lake Creek Orange hall. Member of th Four-B Baby Beef club, under direction of their club leader, Floyd .Charley, will ex hibit tin fat calves. Olrl of the Busy B"e Sewing olub, with Myrtle Charley as leader, will also show their work, as will th Uttls Tailors' olub, directed by Mar garet Nusabaum. Orange will sponsor a chicken din ner, as sn added attraction, for s nominal a urn,. Dinner will be served from 1:10 to 8 o'clock In country style wltb plenty to eat for all. A larger number of member than usual attended laat grange meeting. They were very glad to reinstate Anns Wsleh, snd to welcome her back among th group. Amateur hour afforded ft pleasant entertainment with th following number! Four-H club work, by Mabel Stanley, story by Myrtle Char ley; story by Tom Stanley; "My First Muslo Lesson." by Mabel Brown, Ac companied by Qeorg Brown, piano; story by Nsrs Bradahew; criticism of members by Reed Charley; old-tlm muslo by Rus Moore: potato paring by Julia stdley 1 story, by Mary Moor; reading, by Gordon Stanley; flsg drill by Mabel Brown snd George Brown, with aooordlon music by Rue Moor; "Ol Olson', Troubles," by Beth Eundel. Jacksonville Grange Jacksonville Orange will meet for th regular session Friday, September 10. Plans for th Orang booster night, to bs held later in th month. will b discussed. That will be the tint business meeting for th fall month and O range ra should feel It their duty to attend. Mr. snd Mr. Henry Hledermmr, Mr. dns snd Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Brockwsy will hsve ehsirs of re freshment. R. B. C. will not meat this Wed nesday. Eagle point Grange Bsgle Point Orange will meet this evening at t o'clock. All member are urged to bs present. 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