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Newspaper Page TextrprDronT) iATl trtbttnt:, itettfotit), oreocw, thctst:;t, mat it, 1939, Read every ad on tbla pag You will probably find exactly tba things you have baen look ing for or a aala or trad (or unused articles you may hava Search your attlo or store-room you may find many- things others are seeking and be able (0 reallte Immediate cash If what you want tint here, ad vertise for It Tribune classi fied Ads. are inexpensive .. effective I RATES Per word, first Insertion 2c (Minimum 2.1c) Bach additional Insertion, per word lc (Minimum tor) Per line per month without copy change ... .81.35 GASH Or money order must ac company all mail order classified ads. LOST AND FOUND LOST Small finger ring, gold with flat blue lapis setting. Etutraved in scription. Initials E. Mo. O. Return -to Tribune. LOST Blue studio couch cushion, between Medlord end Oak Grove V- school. Finder return to Tribune. LOST If dog mlwrng, call 1518. WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Single man for ranch hand, year around Job. $20 month and board. Box B13B. Tribune, WANTED I'EMALE HELP WOMEN Address and mall advertis ing material for us at home. We supply everything. Oood rate of pav. No selling. No'experlence nec essary. Merchandise Mart, Box 623, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. MIDDLEAGED housekeeper wanted by elderly man. Must be neat, clean, and able to drive a car and free to travel. Box 3133, Tribune. WANTED SITUATIONS SALESMAN experienced In dry goods, furniture, appliances and petroleum products wants position. Best of references. Phone 278-J, Ashland, Or "write Cnsaloma court Apt. 3. LADY wants housekeeping. Phone 1248-J. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS LADY wants transportation to Port land about May 14th or 15th. Share expenses. Jacksonville Highway, Box 16. DRIVING Eugene Thursday, return Friday. Can take 2. Phonel704-R. WANTED Late model small used SEDAN. Cash. th St. Shell Station. HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID For Your Furniture. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 9.7 N. Grape St. Phone 1062. LAWNB. shrubbery and Isndscsplng, Handy man. Prices reasonable Fred Virtue. Box 360. central Point PHONE 969-B Furniture reuphol stered, reflnished. reglued. Thlbault, WAITED Alfalfa spraying. Phone 11-X-l, central point. FAMILY WASHINGS wanted. Fourth house off prune on Park Place, No. 4. TWO MEN with cars, unincumbered, free to travel. Room 305. Grand Hotel. 7 p. m. to 8. except Saturday and Sunday. WANVED Gentle, good work horse, about 1200 lbs. Priced right. 12 Mis tletoe. WILL SHARE expenses to Lincoln, Neb., or K. C, Mo., Thura. or M. Rt. 4, Box 295. WANTED White wine bottles, lie doz.: pints and quarts. Also old ' clothes. City Dump Orounda. WELL-DRILLING 6. 8 or 10-ln. hole, deep or shallow. E. D. Lamb, 11B6 No. 8th, Grants Pass. PAPERING. 25c roll. Painting at reasonable prices. Work guaranteed. Call Apt. 5, 310 North Bartlett. WANTED Real placer claims. Give description, location and cash price. Box 3900. Tribune. LAUNDRY Mrs. Huson. Tel. 1345-M WANTED To rent 4-room modem unfurnished bouse. Box 3884, care Tribune. WANTED Scrap Iron and wine bot tles. Highest prices paid. Silverleaf metal, 1716 N. Riverside. WANTED Two Guernsey heifer calves. Phone 195. Central Point. EAGLE POINT fox (arm buya horses and cows lor feed Call E-J" 27-X-7 WANTED TO BUY- dalry cattle. Phone 487-R. 0. Hoover As Son WOOL MOHAIR HIDES And Pelts. See us before you sell. MKDFORD BAROAIN HOUSE 27 N Grape St Phone 1063 WE PtV MOI1E CAMH For your rurniture HOI.BHOOK ANHREWS 6th and front Phone 641. WANTED Your watch and Clock re pairing Guaranteed Reatotieiue prices C. E Myei lie M Central HIOHEST PRICES PAID for Batteries Radiators. Aluminum, Bras. Cop per and other metals. MEDPORD BAROAIN HOUSE 37 N Grape St. Piione 1062 WANTED Des 4 anovrorthlesB ani mals removed free of charge Phone 1768 (reverse charges). Southern Oregon Br-Proaircu Co. WFLL DRILLINO 41 0 per ft first 60 ft, etc. J. M. Docje, 6i Hint WANT ID HI80ELLANE0UI WANTED To buy hay in the field, standing or put up on the aharea. Dick Rlchman, phone 3il, central Point. WANTED Unfurnished or partly furnished house or flat, 3 bedrooma, . . oil or circulating heat, Must be modern and good neighborhood; up to 440 Box 1573. Tribune. FOR RENT HOUSES FURNISHED COTTAUE 3 bedrooms: gas-equipped, Inoludlng refriger ator. Gloria Pan Apt., 376 So. Central. FOR RENT 4-room furnished house, 1330 Baling Ave. FOR RENT fl-room furnished house, from June 1st to September 1st. . 38 Geneva St. FOR RENT Modern house. Inquire 1110 West 9th. FOR RENT Modern house. 304 Al ice St. Key at 319 Beatty St. UNTIL October 1st. close In Bast aide well-furnished 4-bedroom home; piano. Frlgldalre, eleotrlo lange, eto. Phone 1619-J. SMALL furnished house for rent. Inquire 306 SO. Oakdale. FOR RENT AP ARTMENTS FURNISHED 3-room apt. Private bath. Sleeping poroh. Adult. 913 So. Oakdale. FOR RENT 3-room furnished apart ment. 444 south Fir. Call after p. m. - FOR RENT 2 furnished rooms for light housekeeping. S28 NO. River side. FOR RENT Furnished apartment, 30. Adults. Phone 496. FOR RENT Furnished small single apartment. Hotel Holland. APARTMENT and room. 117 Laurel. APARTMENT for lent. 719 Welch. FOR RENT Apartment. Two 2-room for 412 month, each. One 3-room for 916. 330 Beatty. FOR RENT Furnished apt. 129 North Ivy. FOR RENT 2-room furnished apt. Adults. Phone 641-W. FURN. APT. 61 N Oakdale. APT3 for rent. OeBauer Apta. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS newly decorated room for rent, 408 Edwards. v FOR RENT Rooms; ladlea preferred. 1105 West Main. PLEASANT ROOMS 1012 S. Main. Phono '456-Y. FOR RENT Pleasant room for gen tleman; close In; bath, garage. 609 B. Main. FOR RENT Heated furnished room. 714 West 10th. Phone 1665-T. ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 S. Grape FOR RENT Pleasant, heated room for employed lady Oooklng priv ileges If desired. Phone 1117 or call 813 8 Central after 6. tf FOR RENT BOARD-ROOMS ROOMS and MEALS 146 So. Holly. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT FARM 255 acrel In cul tivation. Will rent part or all Suitable for onions, beans, grain or corn, etc. Mao have available sev eral hundred acres pasture adjoin ing. Crop rent this year to reliable party or parties, 603 No. Riverside Phone 1467. FOR RENT 3 ator rooms, steam heated office room. See Al Littrell or Roland Hubbard, Phone 3T. WILL TRADE you clear acreage near Medford for that farm or city home delinquent taxes are about to take write Box 3809. Mall Tribune. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Purebred Shropshire rams. Salade Ranoh, central Point. FOR SALE Brood sows with pigs: also sows to pig soon, or will trade for weaner calves, eowa or team. Turn east at Crater Lake four cor ners. Scott Darby. FOR SALE Fresh Jersey family cow, Carl Miller, Eagle Point. FOR SALE Black gelding years old. good worker, no bad habits. Priced reasonable. Rogue Valley Tractor Co., is so. Fir. Phone 306. FOR SALE Milk goat; gives 8 qu. day. Priced 413. Mrs. C. Wilson, central point. FOR SALE Good heavy team for logging or farm use. Priced to eell J. E. Leigh. 3! miles s. E. Talent FOR SALE cows, 'resh and coming fresh; team or heavy mules; powef hay chopper. F. V. Cook, Eagle Point. FOR EXCHANGE MISCELLANEOUS WILL TRADE brood sow for Jersev or Holstein heifer. Address Harold Smith. Eagle Point, Ore., Star Route. FOR SALE or TRADE 1929 Chevro let truck for stock. L. M. Lofland, Rt. 1, Medford. Phone 447-J. FOR SALE OR TRADE? 1934 Dodse panel delivery. $275. 1617 N. Rlver- F0R EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE or trade for city property, 36 arras alfalfa and farm land, cherries and rsrs: close In. Own er, box 934$. Tribune. FOR TRADE Well Improved dairy ranch, for smaller ranch up to $1600. Terms. Box 9148, Tribune. FOR SALE OR TRADE 300 A-rr of land on Evan creek. 94 miles rt. t. Of Medford. suitable or farming and stock raising. Haa ap proximately 3.000.(100 ft. of com. timber on It. Will trade for Med ford or San Diego property. W. J. Cl-menta, 4489, 34th St, San Diego. Ctl. 70S SALE POULTRY RED FRYERS 60e each Carley Farm FOR SALE D0OB PETB FOR SALE 5-week-old Fox Terrier and Spaniel puppies, $1.60. 526 West 2nd. REASONABLY PRICED pedigreed Cocker Spaniel pupa. Turn left at sign on Jacksonville Highway. V D Chambarlen. FOR SALE - REAL ESTATE FOR SALE House and large lot at 619 S. Central. Inquire Mrs. Mur phy, Box 19, Jacksonville Hwy, FOR SALE Cabin on Rogue river; 3 large rooms, fireplace, lights, water system, beautiful grounds. Phone 1438. FORCED SALE 4-room house, 9 bed rooms, shower bath, toilet, hot and cold water, lots bullt-lns. large back porch; newly painted and decor ated; over H Acre land, 114 ft. front, paved street; shade; clear title for 1200. Some terms. C. C. PIERCE, Room 1 Palm Bldg., Medford, Ore. FOR SALE 6 acres on main high way, 9 miles out. In vetch and oau, S-room livable houae, eleotrlolty, chicken hou, good well, on main corner. Price $700. Easy terms. C. C. Pierce, Boom 1. Palm Bldg., - Medford, Ore. FOR SALE Memorial park lot, 200 block. Excellent location I $90. Box 9346, Tribune. FOR SALE By owner. 34 acrea al falfa, cherries and farm land: good buildings: close In. Phone 667-Y, FOR SALE Cabin at Lake of the Woods. Phone Ashland 6-P-4, Mrs. Wm. Olenn. FOR SALE At 3430 Hlllcreat Road attractive, modern, 8-room house, 3 bathrooms, basement, furnace, fireplace. Large yard. Phone 1139-Y tor appointment. BARGAIN SALE Five acrea of the very best loam soil, under Irriga tion, 6-room modem house with double constructed walls, hardwood floors, fireplace, etc. On Pacific highway and fronting on the river. Beautiful views of river and moun tain. L. O. Plckell, 14 S. Bartlett. FOR SALE 1 acre of onion, Bear creek soil; will sell for actual ex pense of planting and weeding. Harvie Young. Junior High school. FOR SALE 6-room modem house, wood shed and cabin. 1138 Court street. - FOR SALE-Modem 4-room house with bath, fruit room, garage. Large lot 50x280. Excellent location, 41860. Only 350 down. Balance $16.76 per month, including Interest. 107 Ken wood Ave. FOR SALE In Ashland, house, large barn suitable for ahop or mill, aore age, near Normal, High, Lincoln schools; old-faahloned square llano. 1030 Henry, Ashland. FOR SALE 3 placer mining claims. Reasonable. Inquire E. A. uangley, Jacksonville, Sunday or evenings, FOR SALE 330-acre ranch, 90 A. bot tom land; tree water: alfalfa, John A. Miller, Eagle Point. FOR SALE 6-room modem house; large double garage: $400 down, balance small monthly payments 924 E. Jackson. FOR SALE 3 houses, $3600; $60 monthly Income. Lot 40x120 on Cottage. $360. 10 acres on highway near Astoria to trade tor property In or near Medford. See owner, 618 East tfaln. FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS For Information Inquire of Warren Patterson, Secretary at the National Farm Loan Office, 303 Liberty Bldg Tel. 1149. Or 0. A. Barnes. 187 I. 8th, Eugene, Or. HOUSES FOR SALE In Medford and surrounding towns. Easy terms. Jackson County Federal Savings Loan Association. WHEN you think of rest estate, think of BROWN ft WHITE, FOR SALE Furnished home, 433 Ivy. - FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES lost DODO Pickup; can hardly be told from new; used very little and a real bargain on low easy term. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth Distributors FOR SALE 1996 Chevrolet Master Sport DeLuxe Sedan, $435, Inquire after 4 O'clock, B. Mokier, Route 2, Box 160, Howard Ave. FOR SALE 1936 Pord 4-door sedan run 13,600 miles. Sacrifice for 9495. 320 N. Bartlett. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Small cream separator. McFadden, Old Pacific Hlghway- Nortn. FOR SALE .26 Colts automatic pistol $10. 323 Kennett, 3rd house back of Berrydale Second Hand Store. FURNITURE for t la all W.Jackson. POULTRY-HOUSE SPRAY. 29c gallon Bring container. Davis Feed store, North Riverside. FOR SALE Wardrobe trunk good condition. Reasonable. Write Box 1366 Tribune, stating telephone or address. DUPLICATORS & SUPPLIES, Blerma, 116 If. Central. Phone 383. MYERA WATER PRESSURE SYS TEMS -Reasonably priced. Installa tion guaranteed. Pumping systems overhauled. Plumbing contracting, we can save you money. Complete line of General Paints. Femco Elec tric Fence Regulators. PICK'S HARDWARE. SPEED QUEEN WASHERS and Iron- era. Also food used washers and radio at bargain price. Washer parts for all makes of washers. Special price on wringer rolls for a limited time. We have a special factory-trained washer service m-tn Pre estimates. Work guaranteed. PICK' HARWARE. FOR SALE English ten baby buggy. Phone 979-R, evening. FOR SALE Tunnel motor boat. 20 ft. Ion;, for river or lake, star motor. Ws-Ask-U Inn. Grant Pass. FOR SALS Boy' eaddM and bridle. 105 Geneva. FOR SALE Johnson Sea Horse mo tor. 16-h p.. A-l condition; 1 boat. 540 tdwud. ' FOR SALS MISCELLANEOUS MOV I NO, must sell at once our $150 electrio refrigerator. Will take 62.50 cash; also table, etc. 301 W. Jackson. NU-WAY MATTRESS CO. cleans, ren ovates, rebuilds mattresses like naw. 39 So. Grape, Phone 899-W. FOR SALE Hand sprayere of all kinds. Monarch Seed As Feed Co. FOR 8ALB Sudan green, MUo matte, hrgarl. sorghum for lato planting. Monarch Seed 8c Feed Oo. FOR SALE Bee supplies. Monarch Seed As Feed Co. FOR SALE Kill slugs with Snarol. Monarch Seed As Feed Co. FOR SALE Kill lawn weeda with a weed gun. Ask us about them. Mon ach Seed & Peed Co. FOR SALE Water lilies and goldfish. Monarch Seed 9 Feed Co. FOR SALE Ask us about the "Soil Soaker." An old Idea made new. Flood lawns Instead of sprinkling. Saves water. Monarch Seed 8s Feed Co. FOR SALE Aphis sprays of all sort. Monarch Seed or- Feed Co. FOR Sal Earwig Seed M Peed Co. bait. Monarch FOR SALE One-man Stewart shesr in machine, complete and reason able. Lithia rark Auto Camp, Ash land. FOR SALE Garden wheel-cultivators. Make garden cultivating less work. Monarch Seed As Feed Co. FOR SALE OoodTraller house, cheap, also summer home, oraek, spring, shade, good cabin. 10 acres, $450.00. Good camp ground site; See A. P. Flowers, cor 13th and Front. for Sale Dog foods of ail kind. Monarch Seed 8s Feed Co. FOR SALE Used Maytag very cheap for cash. 18 N. Grape St. FOR SALE Old tires for smudging, and fruit Jars, all sizes, city Dump Grounds. FOR SALE 360 feet 14-Inch wood; Irrigating pipe. Roger von der Hellen, Route 3. SUGAR PINE SHAKES FOR SALE E. o. Paber, central Point. FOR SALE Crown Feeds: new and used machinery: Empire milkers end supplies. Flnley Implement Co, Central Point. FOR SALE Nearly new Baldwin piano, Model T Ford, Toledo Blaok range with colls, bed. springs snd mattress. 108 Cottage. STRAWBERRY PLANTS 590 bar 100. PhOne 1566-L. for SALE Newtownt, pocked or loose. Any quantity. American Fruit Growers warehouse. 313 8. Fir RIVER LOAM Excellent for flcwcre or lawns Phone 1634-Y. FOR SALE Llly-of-thS-VAlley. 730 West 2nd St. PERSONAL POEMS SET TO M0SI0, ARRANGED for publication Submit best work either ooems oi melodies, foi rree examination and report MUM Studios, Dept K, Portland, Oregon BUSINESS CHANCES MAN to take over route of 60 legal and Mug proof vending machines. Few hours' spare time each Week will pay you $160 per month. $450 cash needed. 100 secured. Write Box 3321, Mall Tribune. ONE-CHAIR barber shop: $mall rent, good business: living quarters. A. H. Moehlenbrock, Klamath Falls. Closing time for loo Late to Clas sify Ada I 1 :80 p. m. Mail Tribune Daily ACROS8 L Poems 6. Beverage I. Cultured woman 12. Nearest II. By 14. City In reniisrl- , vanla 15. Diverting ptrformanee 11 Historical period 19. Electrlfie particle 29. 8heet of glass II. Philippine peaeant ZS. American caricaturist II. Mlxhi musical II Bill of fare ll. pronoun S3. Short for a man's name 81. Calls 35. Draft animal 86, Corrupt 38. station 40. AntlO'Saxm slave 41. Greek letter 44. Clears above expenses 45. Nevertheless: archaic 41. Exclamation Solution of Yesterdsy' Puxzl T -3 IQ1P PE m $4. tbeep-millnt parrot $1. Negrito of the Philippines II Exist It &a It, Athletle games St. Walking fifthes Of India DOWN L Number rz If jl pjliX-L. WW i H!15l IlIII 40 W'1 Ai 3 IP44 si iT mm 46 5jg mz Will'! Tt 0T, I 1 I I I mm I I I I I ' MISCELLANEOUS "HOBGOBLIN HOUSE." Friday even ing. May 13th. Central Point Grange hall, by Upper Rogue Grange. HAVE your photograph taken sire Bx 10 In. only 39c. Brown 6s Brown Photographers. 325 E. Main. P. A. PEFLIY Contractor and builder, Job work a specialty Cab inet and cement work Painting by day or job. Phone 988-W; 1318 W. 9th St. FOR A-l dry oleanlng and laundry call 16. day or night, ASSAY OFFICE W O. Wright 814 W Uth St. Olty Have ouyert for chrome manganese, cinnabar BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstracts, D JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. TITLE I.NfUKANt'l ABrlTRACTS ESCROWS WILLIAM LAING, Archlteot. Phone 3J9-J, 906. U. s. Nafl Bank Bldg, Dressmaking' The Domestic Shoppe Ladles' tailor ing, alterations, gown making Men's suit altered repaired Hemstitch ing, button covered 19 M Bartlett THE FASHION SHOP Dres-maklng and Remodeling. Button and Buckle covered Room 13, Sparta Bldg. Tel. 1181. DRE6SMAKINO, Tailoring, Ladles' Coats and Suits. Alterations. Prices reasonable. Mary M. Coker, Cra- terlan Bldg, Expert Rng Cleaners. LET OEOROB DO IT Clean and do moth Rugs, Davenporta, Chairs, eto. 39 So. Grape. Geo. A. Seely, Ph. 1173. LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1173. Houae cleaning, floor waxing, de- mothing. nig, upholstery cleaning. Painting PAINTING Industrial and residen tial work quickly done at moderate cost, Latest spray-type equipment P. H. Gardner. Phone 1876-W. rnTOnq nv MaTrma! PATMTfl IW ! PITTSBURGH. Let us recommend a tellable painter or paperhangcr F H A loana tor painting now avail able. Pittsburgh Paint Store, 193 W. Mln. Radiator Repairing HOOPER'S RADIATOR SERVICE 99 South Bartlett Spring Cleaning LET US do your window cleaning, wall cleaning vnd floor waxing. Ws clean painted, papered or oalto mlned walla. Reasonable rates Satisfaction guaranteed. H, R Sutton, Phone I486-J, 417 King t. Transfer DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE Local and Long Distance Furniture Moving. Bonded carriers. Fireproof storage Export crating, packing and shipping service. "Davla for Service." Phone 644, BADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 36 so. Fir phone 815. Price right, servloe guaranteed, SAMSON Transfer and Storage. Fur niture Moving and expert furniture packing service. Fireproof storage new low rates, P. E. SAMSON CO., Phono 883 LEOAL NOTICES Notice. Notice Is hereby given that Hodgen Brewster Centennial Flouring Mills Company will sell at private sale for Cross-Word Puzzle Srmho! for nickel Adhesive Atsnnien nam! Head coverlni Taks up weapon American Indlao Lateral branch from a main . s axis of A plant eripture virses Engraved plats lor pnntlt.g Terminus Soft rubber aoled ghost ' colloq. Apprehended through the sensea Tavern Footlike part Convenes fa miliarly That f .-llow Pertalnliia te certain pone of the body Porta hie lode Engrave wltb acid Owns Snake Neckpleee TjP meant ret At borne 1 Lair 3. Compass 4. Ciibi'. meter 8. Likely i. SWdow i (Mtrun fruit it. 9. Scenes of . . activity , 41. 10. Loud continued 49. . notes r,2. 11. However 53. 16. Sallyard! u. 8cotch 17 tb bet offer for cash, on May 19th, 1938, at tea o'clock a. m, 160 turkey poult at the Jeckson County Peed Company In Medford, Jackson Coun ty, Oregon. All those Interested may leave bids at jackeon County Feed Company, Med(ord, Oregon. The un dersigned reserve the right to rejeot any or all bid If not aatlsfactorv. HODGEN - BREWSTER CENTENNIAL PLOURINO MILLS COMPANY, Referee's Nolle of 814 of Real property Notice 1 hereby given that the undersigned Referee duly appointed by the circuit Court of Oregon for Jackson County In that certain ault therein pending and Deere therein entered wherein Charles S. Olngcade and Lillian Clngcade, husband and wife, are Plaintiffs and Edra L. Ward, sole surviving heir of Harry L, Clng cade, deoeased, and Harold Ward, husband of said Edra L. Ward. MntUda Clngoade, widow of aald Harry L. clngcade, deoeased: Lottie Clngcade, widow of Thomas W. Clng cade, deceased, and a Administratrix of the estate of Thomas w, Clngcade. deceaseds Llbyd G. Clngcade and Hanei Gingcaoe, nis wue; Lyia E. Clngcade, single and a minor, and by Lottie Clngcade, bla Guardian ad litem herein! aald Lloyd a. Clngcade and Lyle a. Clngcade being the sole neira at law oi Baits 'rnoma w. Clng cade. deceased: Hattle !. Slngewald, a widow, and Edgar 1. Clngcade, 8 single man, are Defendant, which said Decree Vas duly made And entered of record on the 6th day of March, 1999, In the Journal of said Court and which si Id decree directs and order that this referee shall sell the hereinafter described real prop erty in the manner provided by law upon exeoutiou; No, therefore, In pursuance of aald Deore and order for the sal of eald premises, the undersigned aa such Keieree. win on naturaav. tne leva day of May, 1936, at 10 o'clock n the forenoon of said date at the front door of the Court House In the city of Medford, Jackson County, Oregon, sell at public auotion to the highsst bidder for cash all or the runt, title. Interest and estate of Hid Plaintiff and Defendant In and to the foi- IowIli described real property, sub ject to confirmation by aald Court, and the right of possession of tenant on Treat 2 for harvesting and removal of 1938 crop, to-wlt: Tract l! The south one-half Of the North east quarter of Section 8, Town- snip 38 ejouiq. Kangs s zast or tne Willamette Meridian, In Jackson County, Origon. Tract 31 The Donation Land Claim of Levi Tlnkham In Jackson County, Oregoh, described a follows 1 Beginning . at a point Sixteen Chains and Sixteen Links South and Twenty Chains and Ninety Link East from the corners of Sec tions four, five, eight and nine In Township thirty-six South of Range 1 West, and running thence South Eighty-two Chains and Thirty-four Links: thence East Forty chains; thenc North seventy-four Chains and Seventy Links; thence West Ten Chains; thsnoe North seven Chains and Seven Llnke and thence WeBt Thirty Chains to the place Of beginning In the District of Lands subject to earn nt Koesourg uregon. con taining three hundred and twenty acres and Nlnotythre Hundredths of an acre. United Statea patent thereto being of record ll Vol. 6, page 762 of Deed Records, tor jaoKson uounty, uregon. Together with the water rights belonging inereto aescriDea in cer tificate or water mgnt aatea ue eember 6, 1034, recorded In Volume 10, page 10996 In record of Stat Record of Water Right Certificate and recorded December mtn, in Vol, 27, page 600, Jaokson County. Record of Water Right Certificate Tract 3: Beginning at t point 60 Links coutn ana eo-io iws owui-n degrees West from the North4et comer of Donation Land Claim No. 40, In Township 36 South, Range 1 West of the Willamette Meridian, In Jackson County, Oregon, along the south side of Main Street. In the Olty of Eagle Point. Oregon, being the point of beginning; thence Eaat 47 degree South 236 feet, more or leas, to th center of Little Butte Creek! thence South 47 degree West along the center line of Little Butte Creek 100 feet; thsi-e Wei 47 degree North 135 feet to the South line of Main Street: thence North 47 degree East along the South line of Main Street 100 feet to the place of be ginning: together with all water right and privileges appurtenant thereto, Including an Interest In the J. J. Fryer Irrigation ditch; and Paragraph 3 of Tract S: Also, beginning at a point 60 Links South and 293-13 feet South 47 degree West from the Northeast comer of Donation Land Claim No 46. In Township 36 South. Range 1 West of the Willamette Meridian. In Jackson County. Oregon; thence running East 47 degrees West 360 feet to the center of Little Butt Creeki thence down the center of Little Butte Creek 50 feet: thence West 47 degrees North 350 feet to the East side of Main Street In the City of Eagle Point Oregon; thence North 47 degreea East along the East side of Main Street 60 feet to the place of beginning; together with all the water rights and priv ileges appurtenant thereto, Includ ing an Interest In the J. J, Fryer lrrliratlon ditch. Together with the tenements, heredltamenta and appurtenance thereunto belonging or In any wise appertaining. Including th water ngnie above aescnoea. Medford, Oregon, April H. 1938. J. J. SKINNER, Referee, mil News of4-H CLUBS (By Marie Logan.) The 4-H clubs of Oak Grove wish to extend their thanks to all those responsible tor success of the New England dinner served April 91 at Osk Grove school, especially tafeway store, the Oroceterla, Dennis grocery and Btrahan's market. The Busy Baker were asked to each bake a loaf of light bread and Bring 1 to the home of their leader. Mrs. Reich. Mrs. Oood road and Mrs Allen were asked to Judge. The two best loaves were sent to the spring festival at senior high school In honor of th 20th anniversary Of th ex tension work In Jeckaon county. Marie Logan' and Carol Llllle's were chosen. The Busy Bskers also attended the leaders' meeting. May 4. A motion picture followed th meeting. 4 0 kUU TrlbutM Want AS. Derby MJRBY, May 11. (Bpl.)-Anoel Connley'a oar left th highway near Butt Pall recently, hitting a mail box And rolling over on It sld. No one wa Injured. Wayne Maxson Tinted Mr. Max son and small daughter over the week-end. Mr. Maxson 1$ associated with th Lorena company at Klam ath Fall. Mrs, Maiaon 1$ a daugh ter of Mr, and Mri. wm. Burg or Derby. J, Miller went to Medford for a load of calve. Mr. and Mr. Oarl Xaynea and family were guest at th$ Murl Hayne home Bunuay. J, M. Downs and family want to Medford Sunday. Derby school attended th track meet at Eagle Point Friday, Mr. Miller, Mrs, Clark and Mrs. Lamb were very kind In furnishing trans portation and other assistance. Th Derby picnlo dinner It to he held Friday At 6:00 o'clock, pot luck. Every parent and patron I urged to be present. Ball gam and con test will follow th picnic dinner. Bring your own service and the elean-up work will be simply grand, so this committee Bay. Harry and Charlei Ohaplia are burning brush under feather super vision. Mr. Oustln attended the Jeckaon County Teachers' concert Monday evening. Mr. B. Roger wa A Medford shopper Prlday. The community baseball playing it becoming Interesting. Have you join ed the league yet? We need practice. Miss Zora and Prank Dunlap were Medford visitor Saturday evening. Mr. and Mr. Clyde Lamb and daughter Idn. epent Saturday eve ning In Medford. Mr, and Mrs. Bd Eldred were Med ford ahopper Saturday. Hillary Todd arrived home Prlday from a two week' trip to Dayton and Walla Wall. Wa. Mr. and Mrs. Blaln Or rail and son Elmer, of Klamath Falls, were vl ltor$ At the Todd' bom Saturday night and Sunday. - Sams Valley SAMS VALLEY, May Ur (SpM- Friday, May 6, wa May Day In Sam Valley with akuna Valley school play ing host to pupils, teachar and par ents of Table Rock, Antloch and Meadow schools, Festivities started at 10 a, m, with crowning of Queen Doris I, followed with . a program presented In her honor. A picnic lunch ws sirred at noon on tables under the tree. Shortly after, noon pupil Of Gold Hill high school Ar rived bv bus to present A mistical pro gram in observance of National Mu sic week, The number were greatly enjoyed and appreciated by All. R malnder Of tne Afternoon wa taken up with baseball game between the various schools. Way and means committee of Sams Valley Grange haa Invited everyone to dance under A gorgeous full moon At the big balloon dance In Same valley Grange hall Saturday night, May !. Harold Grow' orchestra will rumlsh music. Free balloon for all. Richard Koraer, son of Mr, and Mr. John Korner, returned home from th hospital Saturday wher A spent the past week following a mas told operation, All Dick's friends wish him A speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. prank Straus and son of Richmond, California, have apent the past week visiting relatives here and In Medford. A number f polo fan attended the game Sunday afternoon at the Double D ranch. Local players on the teams were George Baer, James and Wes McDonough, Chs. and Bill Duggan and Dale Smith of Geld Hill. Howard District HOWARD, May 11. (Spl) P.-T.A. will meet Friday, May 18 At lilt P. m. at the Howard school houa. There will b election of officer for the coming year and Installation by Mr. j as. K. Hoey, council president. Mis Mary Bell, county nure. will talk on child health and be glad to answer question. Plans will be made for the eighth grade banquet. Mr. and Mr. Owen Munhall of Boles, Idaho, nephew and nlee or Mr, Landers, were guest at the Lan ders home last Sunday. Mr. Casey has old his place on Berrydal to Mr. John Untitle. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Vaughan and family of Los Angeles were guest at the Lander home last week. They are Mrs. Landers' aunt and uncle. Bill Crawford returned to school Mondsy after having been absent .several days because of a badly In jured eye. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Peabody and Roger VanKeuren 6f McOloUd, Cal, apent Sundsy with Roger' parent, Mr. and Mrs. Prank Olenn of Barnes avenue. Study club held the last meeting Of th year At Mr. Grant Nelson's Wednesday. Mr. Richard Landers wa operated on the morning of May 10 for appen dicitis at the hospital, ah I doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. Eater, Helen Storm and Derva Jeanne Sater apent Sunday afternoon In Beagle vlattlng friends. Th operetta, "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow." will be given by the upper grade at the Howard gymnasium Fri day, May 13, at 8 p. m. No admission will be charged. Wendell and Dale rota registered In th tint grade for four day while their parent an her with th car-tUTAL 1 ssBsaas.ssssassasssssssjfja Phoenix PHOENIX, May 11, (8pl.) Th last men' dinner of the present sens will be held at Phoenix Presbyterian church, Wednesday, May It, at 6:48 p.m. Rev. James Edgar of Ashland will apeak on "The Place of the Horn In American Life." according to An nnunoement from the committee la charge. C. 0. Hartley, t. Lester Hew bry and R. A. Reedy. No regular clean-up day will b held this spring, but people having rubbish to dispose of, please box of sack same, and place In parkway, and the city engineer will pick it up. Tht council asks that all Irrigation ditches be cleaned out soon, before water 1 turned In. The annual Mother' Day tea given by the Thursday club was held At the horn of Mrs. Raymond Furry, Saturday. A short program was give with a aong. "That wonderful Mother of Mine." by Patricia Furry, Jean Hayse and Owen White: "Gold Mine In the Sky." duet by Wilbur and Bobby Hall craft, guitar accompani ment: Hawaiian guitar selection by Dal Coblelgh, and piano Instrumen tal by Lola June cobielgn and tree Stedman. Handkerchiefs and corsage were given the guests present, and re freshment were served at 4 p. m. Present were: MesdameB Hayman, Coleman. Watklns. 0. Stedman. Black wood, Picket, Anderson, Roberts. Mil ler, M. Furry, Franklin, colver. conk llne. Heam. Armstrong, Morgan, crouch, Davis. Hartley, Mcclain, Cas ter, benaer, Fisher, Vanoordoni Sted man, Furry. Hallcmft, Hallgren, Furry, Wilcox. Drake, Berkley, Barnes, Birds eye, Reedy, coblelgh, vanGordon and Perns. Phoenix delegate to the Christian Endeavor convention at Oregon City, April 38 to May I, were the Mlate Edith Wright, Wllma Nlper, Barbara Oartison and Adrian Fraley.' Eight grade muslo pupil, under direction of Mrs. D. Morris, partici pated In the celebration of National Musle Week, last Wednesday, by vis iting North Phoenix. Pern Valley and Independence schools. A quartet of Douglas Huat, Fred Wilcox, Patricia Purry and Pauline Jacob presented several selection. Last of th singing assemble of Phoenix high school was held Friday in tne gymnasium under direction tf 'Renb Stoehnan, with Natalie Wlloo Accompanying. The sophomore clas was in charge of the special program which included a tumbling act, poem by Lewis Newbry and A song by th sophomore quintet. A dinner dance will be given by th Orange Thursday evening at the hall. Th seniors will celebrate annual "skip day." May 13. Instead of a one.day celebration they are going above McKoe bridge for the week-end, i And Mr. and Mrs. Reedy will act a' ehaperones. ' The student body of the school ' will have their spring picnic Friday, May 20. at Jackson Hot Springs. nus year tne high school publish An annual, "The Laurel," according to Announcement by Mis Jeanett McAbee. editor. The remainder of the staff I: Assistant editor, Eaton Way; sport editor, Harold McAbee; art editor, Robert Vromani circulation manager, Prances Glover; advertising editor. Lewi Newbry; literary editor, carmen Houston: faculty Advisor, Evelyn Syrman. Th annual will M Issued May 30. Girls' League week in the hlgB school will be celebrated the remain der of this week. Wednesday tht girls will entertain their mothers In the gym. A picnic win be held Ashland park Thursday, and the Jun ior and sophomore classes will play the senior-freshman classes In A base ball game. Monday saw the opening day of the tennis tournament, and girls played Ashland high school la a tennis match Tuesday. Harold McAbee left Thursday for Llnfleld college where he was enter tained by th Cardinal L socletr. Tht wa a Special reward for hi splendid pitching during the baseball sesson. Thursday evening. Central Point came to Phoenix, challenging the lo cal team and resulting In another Plrat victory of 8 to 4. A clot gam was played with the score tied until the eighth inning when McAbee of Phoenix made the winning run oa Baton Way hit. A trl -school track meet was held la Medford Friday evening, with Jack sonville placing first. The local team dUplayed fine work, placing third, and Central Point won second award, 'IT' GIRL TO 'UNDERGO CAESARIAN OPERATION HOLLYWOOD, May 11. (AP) Clara Bow, one-time "It" girl of th screen, will becomo a mother again some time In the middle of June. Arriving In town yesterday wit her husband, Rex Bell, Clam an nounced through her aecretary thai she Is expecting a baby and that she Will submit to A caesarlan operation, "I had such a terrible time when Rex was born we decided that a oaeaarlan would be best this tlm.' Th Bell' first child, Rex Larbow, la now 9H year old. I For Complete Covers Re of Bad ness and Financial New Real THE WALL STREET JOURNAL Relied upon by Basin ess Ilea And Investors for Correal New Bad Dependable InformarJeo. Send for enr special tetrodnetery afar, FIVE MONTHS FOR tl.00 419 Beak 9., 118 W. 4J 8A, an rmA usco Los anoalata aj lutna