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LOST Pontlac hub cap. Please re
turn to Mall Tribune. '
LOBT II dog mlsswg, call 1616.
WANTED MALE HELP
6TEADY EMPLOYMENT to mechanic
' who will buy 40 acres, small house,
for $600. Write Frees' Garage, Box
17-A, Jacksonville, giving qualifi
cations. MAN with tools to cut wood. Pteady
work. Browner, end of Murphy
creek road. Murphy, Ore.
WANTED Farm Help for blocking
and thinning beets on basis 7 50
acre. Bunkhouse accommodatl-ms
but mux furnish own blankets
Board 81.00 day. Poplar Land Com
pany. Rou 3. Snohomish. Wash
EXPERIENCED automobile salesman.
Must be man with previous new
car experience and capable of clos
ing deals. Good commission ar
rangement and demonstrator fur
nished. A real opportunltj for a
rustler in a small .community, with
wide-awake dealer. Box 2542, Mall
Tribune."
W ANTED SITUATIONS
BICE, the painter. Phone 1157-J.
WANTED House-cleaning, 25c hour.
Also washing and Ironing. Refer
ences. Phone 1565-J.
WANTED
- MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED Grain binding. Ross Lane,
route 2. W. M. Flnley.
VOUNG MAN will take congenial com
panion to L. A. via Redwoods, enure
expenses. 1210 wesi lutn. ici
919-R.
WANTED to buy men's used shoes,
large suits. Used Wardrobe Shop,
518 E. Main. -
nriumm mrtn nn delivering 35
tiers 16-ln. dry body oak and 5 tiers
16-ln. dry body pine, to Table Rick
schooinouse. jonn u. nc-muu,
188. Central Point.
WELL DRILLING 91.50 per ft. first
50 ft., etc. J. M. Dodge, oi ring
w wnm rwari -nrt vnrthless ant
mals removed tree ol charge Phone
1769 (reverse cnarnea) ooumeni
j Oregon By-Producta Co.
HIGHEST CASH Plllt'ES PAID
For Your Furniture
MKllFORn BAROAIN HOUSE
37 N. Grape tit. Pbone 1062 '
WOOL MOHAIR - HIDES
And Pelts See us Before you sell
MEDPORD BAROAIN HOUSE
27 N Grape St. Pbone 1062 '
WANTED Unfurnished or partly
furnished nouse oi flat 2 oearooms
oil or circulating neat Must oe
modern and good neighborhood;' up
to B40 Box 1572 tribune .
BK1HES1 PRICES' PAID for Batteries
Radiators Aluminum Brass Cop
per and other metals
MEDPORD BAROAIN HOUSE
27 N Orspe 9t Phone 1062
WE PAV MOIIR CASH
For vuu furniture
IIDI IIIKIOK & AMIHEW8
6th and Front Phone 547.
PAPERING. 250 roll Painting at
reasonable prices worn guaran
wrl Call Apt 6 410 N 8rtltt
FOR RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
ROOMS AND FURNISHED APART
MENTS Hot and cold water, elec
tricity furnished; garage 21 Gen
a esee.
FOR RENT Rooms. 804 East Main
Phone 2B7-X.
PRIVATE HOME, nice cool room, gar
age. Phone 1577-X.
FOR RENT Cool sleeping room, 706
So. Oakdaie.
FOR PENT Newly decorated room.
408 Edwards.
PLEASANT room or apt 916 Watt
10th
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FOB RENT Nicely furnished sleeulng
room foi gentleman, garage If de
tired 325 So Riverside
ROOM FOR rwo 153 No Oakdal
. FOR RENT Heated furnished room
714 West 10th Phone 1555-t
ATTRACTIVE iwtns 404 8 Orspe
FOR RENT HOUSES
FOR PENT 3 -room furnished hous-.
122.60, water paid. Available today
Call at 333 N. Grape.
POR RENT OR LEASE Nicely fur
nlhed 7 -room house. 103 Crater
Lake Ave.
FOR RFNT House. 22.&0. Inquire
40A J St.
FOB RENT HOUSES
FOR RENT 5-room newly decorated
house with electrlo stove; 3 blocks
.from courthouse. Phone 86 or
1911-W.
FURNISHED duplex; 2 and 3 -room
apartments, em w. lutn.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished 5-room
house, close In: shade. Tel. 1222-L.
FOR RENT Clean fl-roora house,
831 W. 12th, Phone 131-L.
FOR RENT V4 duplex, furnished
120 month; close In. L. Q, Flckell
16 So. Bartlett.
FOR RENT 5-room furnished bouse.
422 S. Ivy.
FOR RENT Furnlthed house. No 2
Everette Court W. 11th street
Adults only. 2760. Phone 23B.
FOR RENT APARTMENT8
FOR RsJNT 2-room furnished apart
ments 215 Haven.
ONE and two-room apartments, newly
papered, cozlly furnished. 326 S.
Ivy.
FURNISHED a-room apt.; private
bath, sleeping porch. Adults. 912
So. oakdaie. .-
FURNISHED apartments, 2 and 8
rooms, one lower floor, bath. 412
N. Ivy.
FOR RENT Small furnished apart
ment: No smoking. 630 S. Central
FURNISHED cool apartment, private
bath, Frlglralre. 806 w. Main.
FOR RENT 3 rooms. 616 unfurnlsh
ed or partly furnished. Inquire
018 E. Main.
APARTMENT
FOR RENT
Front apartment, nicely fur-
nlshed; combination living
and dining room with fire--place;
bedroom, bath, cabi
net kitchen; hot and cold
water furnished. . Rent reas
onable. Apply at business
office, Mall Tribune.
FURNISHED apartment. 61 N. Oak
dale. FOR RENT Furnished apartmett.
Durell Court, Apt. 4.
FOR RENT Furnished small single
apartment; Frlgldalre and electrlo
1 range. Hotel Holland.
FOR RENT Two furnished apart
ments; In Mall Tribune building:
one - with shower, one with tub
bath Hot and cold water fur
nished Very reasonable rent. Ap
ply at Mall Tribune office. -
FOR RENT 2 furnished apartments
. See Roland Hubbard or AJ LlttreU
APTS FOR RENT GeBauer Apt.
FINE modern apartment Inquire at
P. & F Bank.
FOR RENT BOARD-ROOMS
BOARD and ROOM 1003 W. Main.
BOARD and ROOM 716 E. Main.
FOR KENT
MISCELLANEOUS
BACHELOR CABIN and rooms, 446 S.
Front.
POR RENT Bear Cat hay chopper.
Phone 19-XX-2, Central Point.
280 ACRES grazing land. See Colman,
700 E. Main.
FOR RENT 3 store room steam
heated office room See AJ LlttreU
or Roland Hubbard Phone 337
POR SALE DOGS PETS
FOR SALE Ped 1 freed Scottish male
terriers, 3 months old. Tel. 886-tt
for appointment.
POR SALELIVESTOCK
FOR SALE Good family cow. fresh;
. weaner pigs, yearling bull. Reason
. .able. Sam Boussum, Apple gate.
FOR SALE 4 brood sows, or will
trade for chickens or cow. Scott
Darby, turn east at Crater Lake
Four Corners.
FOR SALE 3 good milk cows, fresh
short time; and weaner pigs. House
with red roof across from Lone Pine
school.
FOR SALE Milk cows. Herb Jlr-
schele, 1 mile east Same Valley
store.
FOR SALE: Heavy team for logging or
farm work. Flnley Implement Co.
FOR SALE Duroc boar and wesner
pigs. Across R. R. from Rlchf-eld
station. Central Point.
FOR 8 ALE Registered Quernsey
Dull. No 31(5205: 4 years old: well
marked. Howard 0. Short, iagle
point, ore.
FOR SALE Red male pigs; qood
stock. M. F. Young, Centra) Point.
FOR SALE Sows to farrow soon,
. 15 to 130. Joe Collins, Central
Point.
FOR SALE Registered Guernsey
buns irom dams on official tst
Accredited herd. Priced right.
Cloverhlll Reg. Guernsey Farm. 1
' mile east Jacksonville, Old Stage
roaa.
FOR SALE Chester White Weaner
Pigs. 15 00. 3 miles north Central
Point. Inquire Faber's Store. Mrs
; R. Peterson.
POR 8 ALE - BERRY HALLOCKS and
CRATES FRUIT BASKETS Ol all
kinds Prices right Monarch Seed
St Feed Co
FOR 8 ALE 1 Red boar. 3 Red sows,
farrow soon. Ray Vogel, Grllfm
Creek.
FOR SALE Fresh terted cows, team
heavy mules P. V. Cook, Eagle
FOR SALE POULTRY
PULLETS Oil more New Hum pah ires.
tarred rocks cross. 4 months. Dean
Stacy, fi66-Y.
200 BRONZE TURKEY poults, reany
June 15th. Also Barred Rock and
R. I. Red chicks. Hart's Breeding
Pens and Hatchery, Talent.
FRYERS Barred Rocks, milk and
grstn fattened Phone 1777-J, last
house left side Lozler Lane.
STARTED and day-old chicks Barred
Rocks & Hampshire t9 per 100
lWhorn 96 Free lltermure. Brooks
Hatchery, OranU Pass. Or.
FOR EXCHANGE-MISCELLANEOUS
FOR TRADE Piano for hay, stock
or pickup, inquire Rlchmon Place,
Hazel St.. Central Point.
FOR TRADE Dentistry for common
laoor. box ism. Tribune.
FOR EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE -REAL ESTATE
. . - 3 acres, excellent deep
$114 cozy 4"roorn cottage.
' newly decorated Inside
and out, good well, lights, cnicKen
house, barn, garage; Immediate pos
session; very good district. Terms.
Also
aia am 80 acres dairy farm, 150
N h Ull acr8 clover, irrigated;
W-fcVVV house, bam; fenced and
cross-fenced; will carry 30 dairy
cows. Trade for city or suburbau.
Also
AJt.- 305-acre farm, i mile
Shflnn rlver frontage, excellent
www fishing, free irrigation.
A real buy. Wonderful aubdlvlalon
possibilities.
THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
No. 7 N. Bartlett St.
8-ACRE ranch, 3 -room modern house,
city wajer, irrigation, stocked; for
sale or rent. House with red roc!
across from Lone Pine school.
FOR SALE 4 acres and 4-room mod
ern house, outbuildings, cny water,
nice shade; acres In filberts,
good soli. Irrigated; well located
near city limits. Only $3000. AIao
A real bargain in a service station
and modern cottages; located on
Pacific Hwy. L. G. Plckell, 16 So.
Bartlett.
FOR SALE Nice S-room house In
Rogue River; screen porch; near
achool; 1 acre garden soil; all kinds
, berries; outbuildings Box 392, Rogue
River, Ore,
FOR SALE 5 acres, 4-room house,
. berries, clover, irrigated, good so.l.
A buy at 1350. A. F. Flowers,
corner 12th and Front.
FOR SALE OR TRADE New modern
istic building (wnite stucco) caie
seats 42. Also living rooms. Price
12.500. Mrs. Johnson, 1451 West
Holt, Pomona. Calif.
FOR SALE acre. 4-room house,
barn, other bldgs. C. M. Chapman.
Talent, Ore.
WHEN you think oi real state think
Of BROWN St WHITE.
HOUSES FOR 8al,K in Med ford and
surrounding towns. Easy terms
Jackson County Federal Savings
Loan Association
FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS
For information Inquire ot Warren
Patterson Secretary at the National
Farm Loan Office 202 Liberty Bldg
Tel 1149 Or O A Barnes. 167 B
8th Eugene Ore
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE 1929 Ford Sedan: motor,
rubber good condition; 1927 Fnrd
dump truck, good condition. J.
Wlngfleld, Jacksonville.
1D3S FORD DeLuxe Sedan. Special
bargain price for Sunday only,
287.50. Easy terms.
PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Dodge and Plymouth Distributors.
FOR SALE '28 Ford roadster; new
paint, top; good tires. Inquire 814
West 8th. after 6.
FOR SALE '29 Bulck Sedan, good
condition; bargain. Box 244S, Mall
Tribune.
FOR SALE 1930 Reo Sedan. Tel,
1433-X.
CLEAN-UP SALE
Your choice of 1929 Ford coupes,
Tudors and Sedans, 99.00. First
come, first served for three days
only. All in good running condition.
CLAlCOMB MOTOR COMPANY
Ashland, Oregon.
WHAT does a man have to do to raise
some cash In this town? Have a
'36 Ford 4 -door sedan, 13.000 miles
Will accept any reasonable f f er,
Must be seen to be appreciated
R. E. Sllkala, 220 N. Bartlett.
FOR SALE 1934 DeLuxe Master
Chevrolet Coupe. Easy terms. 712
paim.
FOR SALE Equity In '37 Ford De
Luxe Coupe. See car at Lewis Super
service.
O. 4, GATES AUTO CO
SPECIAL R. St G. GUARANTEED
CARS
1036 DeSotu Sedan
1933 Bulck Sedan "Q
1938 Ford Sedan
1936 Ford Coupe JQ
1936 Ford Panel as
1932 Pontlac Sedan .......... sqar
1937 Ford 60 Coupe
1931 Chevrolet Coupe , jm
1930 Chevrolet Sedan
1931 Ford Coupe .195
C. E. GATES AUTO CO.
Used Car Department
6th and Bartlett
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE fl old-fashioned black
walnut dining chairs; In first-class
condition Price 65. Tel. 969-R.
'
ZINNIAS. TOMATO PLANTS, 5c d'.
825 West 13th.
FOR SALE 3.000.000 ft. of pine tim
ber, 21 miles from Medford. B. O.
Coulter. Beagle, Ore.
FOR SALE Hay In the field, or will
deliver. Also would trade hay for
team. Scott Darby, turn east at
Crater Lake Four Corners.
FOR SALE Barley hay in shock, t6.
Also clover and grass hay in shock.
7. Team of mares, harness and
suckling colt. 125. Hasklt, Four
Corners. Crater Lake Hwy.
AUCTION SALE At Pavilion. Ml
ford. Ore.. Saturday. June 18. Ranch
consignment consisting of 10 good
dairy cows, horses, hogs, poultry
2000-gal. redwood tank, machinery
some furniture, dairy equipment,
etc. .'artlea having property to sell
call Col. A. H. Dudley. 851-J-3
So. Ore. Livestock Auction Co.
FOR SALE Slightly used new lum
ber, suitable for building; cheap.
J. Wlngfleld. Jacksonville.
FOR SALE Used 32-ln. Caw thresher.
model c Case tractor. Fordson trac
tor. Mccormick -Deer In? mower. 10
ft. hay rake. International truck,
2-horse cultivator. 7-ft. binder.
Flnley Implement Co.. Central Point.
OOOD used washing machine, also
good electric refrigerator for sale
very reasonable Terms If desired
Flrnn Elertrlc Co, 131 West Main
Phone 107.
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
CASH AND CARRY SHINGLE
PRICES
Labeled high-grade shingles at prices
that you can't neat. Also special
prices on doors, windows, lumber
Items and many other articles of
building materials.
THE MEDFORD LUMBER CO.
At 3rd aqd Fir,
A Pioneer Yard since 1908.
FOR SALE Ruggles motor. A real
power plant. 1522 No. Riverside.
FOR SALE Heywood-Wakefleld oaby
buggy, child's crib and model T
Ford. Phone 1081-M. 112 b Now
town. -
FISHING TACLKE At prices you can
pay. Everything you need at Cliff's
sport Shop, 317 North Riverside.
PIANO BARGAINS Latest type
Spinet Console flat top piano, also
studio upright, almost new to be
sold here in Medford at BIG SAV
INGS. Most any terms can be ar
ranged for a quick sale. For loca
tion and inspection privileges, write
at once to Credit Dept., Cllne Piano
Co., 831 Jay St., Sacramento, Calif.
BARN timbers, telephone and light
poles. A. J. Roblson, Eagle Point.
SPEED QUEEN WASHERS, and Iron
era. Reduction on Spartan Refrig
erators Good used washers and
radios at bargain prices. Washer
parts for all makea of washers
Special price on wringer rolls for a
limited time. We have a factory
trained asher service man FICK'S
HARDWARE.
MYERS WATER PRESSURE SYSTEMS
Reasonably priced; - Installation
guaranteed Pumping systems-overhauled
Plumbing contracting We
can save you money. Special price
on Oenernl Palnta Femco Electric
Fence Regulators.
FICK'S HARDWARE.
LAUREL. Fir and Pine; 61. up. Tel
462-R-3
RIVER LOAM Excellent for flowers
or lawns Phone 1634-Y
FOR SALE Llly-ot-the-valley 720
West 2nd St
MISCELLANEOUS
WILL PARTY who took lady's blue
coat by mistake Saturday night at
Oriental Gardens, please notify 413
So. Central.
HAVE your furniture re up bolstered,
repaired. Phone 969-R. ,
NOTICE
The Medford Poultry & Egg Co. will
not be responsible for any bills con
tracted by C. J. Geer. otherwise
Clarence J, Geer. (Signed) H C.
Fredette.
FOR A-l dry cleaning and laundry
call IS day or night
BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR SALE Grocery store and gas
pump, doing a splendid business; 4
living rooms, bath, city water. Price
4500, Including property, stock and
fixtures; 1500 cash, balance easy
terms. L. G. Plckell, 16 S. Bartlett.
FOR TRADE Cafe, seats 60, railroad
trade. Want acreage In Oregon
Address, Home Cafe, Sellgman, Ariz
FOR SALE One of the best estab
lished restaurants in Medford,
showing nice returns on Investment
Might take home, suburban, or
stock tn exchange. For appolnt
ment to see. call 1473-W.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
jack hon county
abstract co.
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Point of tha
crescent
moon
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money of
account
Cereal grass
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tion: abbr.
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Judah
Valuable ani
mals found
wanderlnx
from their
owner
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THE DOMESTIC SHOPPE 36 yra. exp
Tailoring, Dressmaking. Alterations
Remodeling. Hemstitching. Buckles
and buttons covered ie n uarueii
THt FASHION SHOP Dressmaking
and Remodeling. Buttons and
Buckles covered Room 13. Sparta
Bldg ret 1101
DRESSMAKING, Tailoring. Ladles
Coats and Suit? Alterations Prices
reasonable Mary M Coker Cra
terian Bldg
Chinese Herbs
Chinese Herbs for all ailments
GE1 QUICK RESULTS
Try our remedies. Consult us tree
CHAN A CHAN CO.. 236 E Main.
Expert Hug Cleaners.
LET GEORGE DO IT Clean and do
moth Rugs Davenports Chain etc
39 So Orape Geo A Seely. .'h 1173
Expert Window Cleaner.
LET OEORGE DO IT Tel 1173
House cleaning, floor waxing, de
mothlng. niR. upholstery cleaning
Painting
PAINTING Industrial and reslden
ttal work quickly done at moderate
cost Latest spray-type equipment
P. H Gardner Phone 1375- W
COLORS BV NATURE PAINTS BV
PITTSBURGH Let us recommend
a reliable painter or paper ha nrfui
P H A loans tot painting now avail
able Pittsburgh Paint Store. 132
W Msin
LOANS
VACATION DAYS
ARE HERE AOAIN
Call On Us For Your
Vacation Cash.
Quick, friendly loans up to (300 on
your own signature and security
No endorsers. Small, adjustable
monthly payments.
Call. Phone or Write
OREGON FINANCE CO.
(Formerly Ore. & Wash Mtg. Co.)
Lie. No. 8-211. M217. Phone 139.
45 So. Central.
Radiator Repairing
HOOPER'S RADIATOR SERVICE
33 South Bartlett
Roofing.
REPAIR and apply all kinds ot roofs
Let us give you an estimate All
work guaranteed Phone 1263 J
R Monson Old. Pacific Hwy
Trucking.
GENERAL DUMP rKUCKINQ Sand
gravel, top soil, decomposed granite
Ray Chamberlln Hwy J9, mile
west Hold Hill re i uoio tint r
Trnnsrer
DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Local and Long Distance Furniture
Moving Bonded carriers Flreprool
storage Expert crating, packing
and shipping service "Uavls (or
8ervlce " Phone 644.
BADS TRANSFER St STORAGE CO.
Office 26 So Fir Phone SIS Price
right service guaranteed
PERSONAL
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foi publication Submit oust work
either ooems oi melodies foi tree
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Stud t us, Uepi K. Portland Oregon
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of Final Hearing
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Jackson County.
In the Matter of the Estate of Alden
Gal breath. Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the .n
derslgned Administratrix of the Es
tate of Alden Gaibreath. has .(led
with the above entitled Court her
Cross-Word Puzzle
11. Wins
12. Islnnd In the
Pacific
17. Disorderly
II I r lit
20. God dens -of
the harvest
24. On
25. Wily
27. Mother of '
Don Juan
n. Finished
29. Genus of trees
SO. Employs
32. Uncanny
36. Fish eggs
37. Condenses by
attraction to
r solid sur
face 42. Feminine namt
44. Serpent
46, Fine old
violin
48. Come to
maturity
49. Small bony
inedi or
kernels
SL Pagan god
&4. Press
AS. Is profitable
f,6. Shelter
67. Terminate
69. Kngllfih river
M. Myself
64. Red Crosst
abbr.
DOWN
1. Outer garment
2. Sinning voice
i. Symbol for
tellurium
4. Lons-tailed
monhy .
I. Absolute
6. Looki slyly
7. Man who
practices
massaga
f. Alternative
t. Meshed fabrics
10. Order of
architecture
First and Final Account and report
as such Administratrix and the Court
has set June 33rd. 1938, A. D, at the
b ur of 10 o'clock A. M.. as the time,
and the Courtroom of said Oourt In
th: Courthouse In Medford, Oregon
u. the place for hearing objections, If
any there be, wny said First and enn
:.l Account and Report should uot .be
approved, said Administratrix and her
bondsmen discharged, and fr&ld eaUt
closed.
All persons are hereby notified to
appear at said time and place and
show cause, If any there be, why such
relief should not be granted.
Dated and first published this 23rd
day of May, 1938.
BEATRICE GALBREATH.
Administratrix of the Estate
of Alden Gaibreath, Deceased
O. H BENGTSON, Attorney for Ad
ministratrix, 120 East Main street
Medford, Oregon.
Notice To Creditors
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon, for Jackson County.
In the Matter of the Estate of Laura
D Stewart.
Notice Is Hereby Olven that the
County. Court of the State ot Oregon,
for Jackson County, has appointed
the undersigned Administrator with
the will annexed of the Estate of
Laura D. Stewart, dcccancd.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to present
them with proper vouchers within six
months from this date to Neff &
Frohnmayer, 202 Cooley Theatre
Building, Medeford. Oregon
Dated: June 6, 1938.
C. H. ANDREWS,
Administrator of the Estate ot
Laura D. Stewart, Deceased
Wagner Creek
WAGNER CREEK, June 13. (Spl.)
Dlllard Lethco and his mother,
returned h. Juno 8 after spending
a week tn Seattle, Wnsh. Dillard de-
livers the Medford Mall Tribune for
this district. JnmcB Endburg deliver
ed the papers during his absences.
Merrill Brndley and his mother
and Mr. Slagel made a business and
pleasure trip to Salem and Port
land Juno a, returning home June 8.
Dick Yea ring ton, proprietor of the
Buckhom Lodge, called on Charlie
Cowan June 1.
Mrs. Herman Sommers was ope
rated on for sinus trouble In the
Osteopathic n spltal, June 4.
Mrs. Velda Barr made a trip to
Crescent City, Calif., Jun 7.
Jess Williams has had the elec
tricity to his place.
Mrs. A. B. Chapman of Klamath
Junction visited Mrs. Leila Lynch
and family June 5.
Jackson county road crew have
started work on the Wagner creek
road.
The Grange
Talent Granec
Talont Grange met In regular aca-
alon June a with Mastor W. W. Rob
laon In the chair. Ono candidate was
obligated In the third and fourth de
grees, and three candidates were ob
ligated In the first and second degree.
Eleven visitors from Phoenix and
Eagle Point enjoyed the evening with
us.
Owing to our next meeting falling
on the same date aa state convention,
grange meeting next time will be
June 33.
Refreshments were served by the
young men of the grange. Thirty
members of Talent Orange went to
Eagle Point and put on the third and
fourth degrees to a class of candi
dates. The drill team was highly
complimented on the efficient man
ner In which the work was presented
Many members are planning on at
tending the state grango session next
Thursday and taking the sixth degree.
H. E. O. club will meet with Sis
ter Wolters Tuesday, June 14, for the
usual all-day mcelng.
Jacksonville orange
Jacksonville Orange mot In regu
lar session June 10. HEO report
stated that a very enjoyable after
noon was spent at the home of
Lulu Fish June 8 and plans formu-.
lated for serving the dinner to the
Jacksonville Business Men's club and
Jackson County Chamber of Com
merce June 31. There will be a cov
ered dish dinner at 8:30 on next
Orange meeting night.
Chester Wendt gave an interesting
and complete account of the last
meeting of the. StaU) Co-Op commit
tee held at Portland, from which he
had Just returned.
The program, by the juvenile
Orange members, consisted of a
piano solo by Donald Wendt, reading
by Barbara Ncldermeyer, piano num
bers by Barbara Earl, recitation and
piano solo by Dorothy Hansen, guess
ing contest conducted by the lec
turer, Charlotte Neldermeycr, and
piano solo by Phyllis Wendt.
It was reported tnat considerame
damage was still being done by peo
ple breaking Into the building.
It was voted to purcnase a new
flag staff and Mrs. Louise Brockway
waa appointed to secure same. '
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EXPECTANT Eleanor
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in much -discussed film, "Birth
of a Baby," awaits a baby In real
'lie. She is the wife of a New
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Trail
TRAIL, June 11. (Spl.) McLood
and Trail extension units held a
Joint meeting June 8 at the home of
Mrs. Violet Dltsworth. McLeod of
ficers for next year were Installed
by Mrs. Jennie Hutchinson, as fol
lows: Chairman, Mrs. Laven; vice
chairman, Mrs, Broadman; secretary.
Mrs. Vonsteln. Mrs. Lela May Oater-
hout of Eagle Point had charge of
the program planning, outlining the
work to be done next year by the
units. This la the last meeting for
each unit till next September whoa
the new year's work will begin Thero
were nine ladles algned up to go to
summer camp at Lake of the Woods
in August, seven from Trail and two
from McLeod, '
Mrs. Goldte Johnson and Mrs. Helen
Messecar shopped In Medford Wed
nesday. Lee Merrlman, 0. W. Cushman and
Lowell Ash are all attending forest
service fire school at Carberry on Ap
plegate. H. R. Hurcnlnson returned to his
home In Portland after a ten davs'
visit with his brother, S. W. Hutch
inson.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvln Howe and Mrs
PrancU Ash drove to Ashland Bun-
day where they visited the Spratt
Wells family, formerly of Trail.
Mrs. Mary Burk and family, Inn
and 'Martin, shopped In Medford
Tuesday afternoon.
Osborn Leigh Is spending this wook
week In Chlloquln visiting his father
and friends.
Mrs. Alma Mallery and Mrs. Jennie
Hutchinson attended a surprise party
given tor Mrs. Jennie Holg Tuesday
afternoon by Mrs. Violet Dltswortb.
There were 17 ladles present. Some
of the ladles enjoyed swimming, oth
ers visited. Refreshments ot straw
berries and cream and cookies were
served.
Miss Jeanetta Arnold la staying
with her aunt, Mrs. Alberta Hughes,
and helping with the strawebrry crop.
Mrs. Clyde Brown of Klamath Falls
called on Miss Iva Olles Sunday.
Miss Frelda Johnson and Leonard
Watson of Chlloquln were over-night
guests at the Charles Leigh home the
past week-end.
Shirley Jean Dawson from Chllo
quln Is visiting her grandmother,
Mra. Luta Dawson.
Dr. and Mrs. Mallery spent Wednes
day In Medford. Mra. Mallery visited
friends while the doctor attended the
medloal society.
Mrs. C. W. Cushman and children
Iverene and Melba, and Mrs. Francis
Ash visited Tuesday with Mrs. John
Hall In Sams Valley.
Derby
DERBY, June 13. (8p.) Harry
Allen Chaplin were guests of Freeman
and Leonard Haynee Wednesday of
last week.
Correction: Officers elected for the
6year by the Friendly Neighbors Cir
cle are: Mrs. Frank Chaplin, presi
dent; Mrs. Cora T. Gustin, vice presi
dent; Mrs. Louise Clark, secretary and
treasurer.
Artie Vestal was visiting In the Der
by district last Thusday.
George Burg and slater, Kathleen.
visited In Medford Sunday. Kathleen
le the local delegate to summer school
at Corvallls. She was a guest of Mrs.
Cora T. Gustin until Monday.'
Kathleen Burg and Harry Chaplin
were eighth grade graduates thla year.
Mr, and Mrs. J. M. Downs and chil
dren, Melba, Grade and Raymond.
were dinner guests Monday of Mrs.
Downs' parents, Mr, and Mrs, Merl
Haynes.
Jlmmle Akers was a business visitor
In Medford Wednesday.
Mrs. Elmer Robertson spent Monday
visiting her daughter and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Haynes. She also
visited the John Allen family In the
evening.
Mrs. Joel Hasktna and small son
visited Mrs. Harry Webber and Mrs.
Vernon Haynea Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Harry Webber spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs, Ben Rogers. -
Climax
CLIMAX, June 13. (Spl) There
was a light frost here June 8.
L. H. Werta and Bill and Albert
Blgham have been gathering cattle
this week.
Charles Morgan of Ashland la rli
ltlng at the Werta ranch.
Mrs. Kathryn Frederick and four
children have returned to The
Maples for the summer.
Mllroy Charley and John Gee were
In Ashland on business Monday,
Roberta and Norma Jean Werta
have returned home for the sum
mer vacation.
Roberta and Norman Jean Wertt
have returned home for the summer
vacation.
Mrs. Frank Runt spent Memorial
day In Medford at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Jesse Jones.
Mrs. Ted Kenney and N. P. Han
son of Ashland visited at the Werta
home Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Jones, sons
Franklin and Floyd, and Ernest Cox,
were callers at the Frank Hurst
home Monday.
Mrs. Paul Bortle and small son
have returned to Olendale, Ore., af
ter visiting Mrs. Viola Comstock a
few days.
Mr, and Mrs. L. R. werts wen
business caller In Medford Mon-
day.
Mr. and Mrs, Ivan Duncan and
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Foster of Jack
son. Calif., were overnight guest at
the Werta ranch Tuesday.
Closing time for Too Lata to Clas
sify Ad I 1:30 p. m.
Sardine Creek
SARDINE CREEK, June 11. (Spl.t
C. L. Dusenberry and son, Donald,
and daughter, Mrs. Eva Smith, ar
rived Saturday from Rockltn, Calif.,
coming by the way of Klamath Falls,
where they left Mrs. Dusenberry with
her daughter, Mrs. Ada Matthews.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Reed expect
to leave soon for their former home
In Oklahoma. Mrs. Reed has been
In poor health for the past two
montha.
Art Iverson and wife of Merrill.
Ore., were calling on friends hen
Sunday morning on their way to
Portland, Astoria ana coast point
on their vacation.
Mrs. F, N. Tygart and children
took her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Reed, to Grants Pass Wednesday to
visit a day or two with their daugh
ter, Mrs, Grant Powell.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith are
the proud parent of a six-pound boy
born at Grant Pass June 4. Mother
and baby are doing fine.
Cal Dusenberry left Monday morn
ing for northern Canada, where B. B.
Skeel 1 Installing a mining plant.
tie expects to be gone at least four
months. He was accompanied as far
aa Salem by his brother, Sam, who
will visit near there with his brother.
in-law, William Whlsman, and family.
Quite a number from here attend
ed the funeral of H. D. Reed Tuesday
at tne kock Point cemetery.
Griffin Creek
ORITTIN CREEK. June 13. (Spl.)
Mr. and Mra. Bert Hamilton of
Medford have purchased the Brown
house at the south end of King '
highway and have taken possession.
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Doty are th
proud parent ol a son, born May 38.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wilson of
Medford are the parents of a daugh
ter, Phyllis Claudia, born June 3.
Mrs, Wilson will be remembered a
Remoh Klme.
The class of eighth graders, their
teacher and parenta motored to Ash
land, May 37, where all enjoyedv.
plcnlo In thi park, at noon.
Miss Helma Conger accompanied
the 4-H club to Corvallls aa one of
the chaperonea. The 4-H delegate
going from here were Josephine Ar
nold, Louise Brltton, Wilms Choata,
Melvln Hejl and Carl Vogel.
Among the young folk returning
home from college the past week
wore Fred and Helen Snyder, son
and daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Rupert
Snyder; Robert Mlnear, son of Mr.
Jessie Mlnea, student at O. 8. C;
and Flora and Anna Scheel, daugh
ters of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Scheel, -and
Ethel Caulklns. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. F. I. Caulklns, student at North
west Nanrene college at Nampa,
Idaho. -
Mr. and Mrs. Arlold Mann have as
their house guest Mr. Mann'a mother.
Thursday they motored to Crater
Lake for the day.
The annual school meeting for th
purpose of electing one director and
the clerk will be held June 30 at
the school house.
Bible school closed this week end.
Mrs. Hood and Arnold attended the
funeral of Miss Davis at Ashland,
Thursday,
Olenna Mlnear and her friend.
Betty Fowler, spent the week at Eu
reka with her sister, Mrs. Ruth Or
ban. Thompson Creek
THOMPSON CREEK, June 18.
(Spl.) While outtlng fire place wood
at hi place, Shorty Coffoen had
series of accidents. A block rolled
over him, breaking two ribs, and In
throwing hi hand out to help him
self It stripped the flesh from hi
thumb and hurt hi wrist.
The Bible school and children'
day program at the Thompson Creek
school were enjoyed by a large
crowd. After the program Rev. D. D.
Randall gave a talk, then the crowd
gathered under the shade of the large
tree on the forest rangers, plae
near the achool bouse, where th
plcnlo dinner was spread. ,
Wiley Turnbaugh, who ha been
oiling for some time, ha moved to
Phoenix to be near hi daughter,
Mrs. Clint Vroman.
A large crowd of relatives gathered
at the home oi Joe Bcebe, June I.
There were 37 present.
Harold Teske, who has been, work
ing In the timber near Klamath
Fall, spent June 4 and 8 on th
Applegate wltu hi wife.
Mra. Brown, wlvu her daughter ana
son of Dana, Calif., apent th pa
week at th home of Mr. Clsreno
Oasaway.
Mra. Joe Mason and son visited
June 7 at the homes of Herbert El
more and Aubrey Edward.
Elmer Ross Is delivering wood at
the Applegat school house.
Babton Advises
WELLES LET. Mas., June 13. (AP)
Graduate of Babson Institute Sat
urday were advised by Roger Babson, '
founder ot the Institute and well
known statistician, to get whatever
Jobs they could and not to get mar.
rled until they had "the philosophy
of life straightened out." ?
Bombs I'nlte China
SAN FRANCISCO, June 13. (AP) :
Japan's destructive air bombard- .
ment of Canton was declared her .
today by Dr.. James McClure Henry,
provlst and past president of Ling
nan unlveralty In the Chinese city,
snother Incentive toward uniting
China. .
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