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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGONT. SUNDAY. JULY 6, 1911 PACK VTNE Want to Buy, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportunities! Kcm vr ma o U.i page You III prvwoif rind xcU lb tnnc rou oava omd hmj tfig fiw 01 ft ui or trad tot uu ufted artici yuu nay ba Saarcti ru-ii attic at atora routs you may rind many fchimrt otnara axa Mstka.g and M tbl to rrailco immtOtata caah U what yuu want un t nr adverllae foi it lttbuna Claa tfiad Ada trt inaspenalvo alfacuval RATES Fef word rirat -- Isipi fm (Minimum tfe) Carh additional insertion, pet arurd t (Minlmnm loc) Pot Una pat month w II boot copy change ' CASH or money order muit ac company all mall order clauiliad ads. LOST AND FOUND LOST Large black hound. Bob Mc Neese, Talent. REPOh'l lost aug. animal emelty cases Humane Society. Pnone 0181 WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Man to take charge of Horses. Must be able to leed, anoe. and ride. Write or aee Manager, Flounce Rock Ranch, Proapect. Oregon. WANTED Excellent orchard man lor steady work through harvest. Write irinune box soon. WANTED Man to work In hay. Good fish In an; camping free for fam ily. Wtlhlte Ranch, Lake Creek. tnnron. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Housekeeper In email country home. Tribune Box 384. WANTED Thorough- experienced stenographer, preferably with fruit experience, write giving run expe rience and qualifications. Thla is steady employment. Write to Box suuo xTioune. WANTED Middle-aged lady to keep house, one with son 6 to 10 years old. J. I. Fenton, Taient. WOMAN between 60 and 70 who needs ft good home and Is willing to wait on an u;ea person in return. Small wage will be con sidered for satisfactory service. Phone 3957. WANTED Dependable waitress. In- oulre Diamond Caf. WANTED SITUATIONS 6AWS hammered. Work guaranteed. H. T. Ounter. Jacksonville. Ore. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Monarch range with large oven. Phone 1907 Eagle Point. WANTED To trade good wood range for gas range. 811 Taylor Street. Phone 0311. WANTED Up to 25 head cattle, weaners or better preferred. Trib une Box 8831. WANTED Young red sow to farrow soon. Troxell. Phone 6331. TOUNO MAN wants clean permanent room with prlvatj entrance. Per manent If satisfactory. State rate per month. Write Box 3501 Tribune. WANTED Home and companion for elderly lady. P. O. Box 333. FURNITURE UPHOLSTERINO. Phone 141 Jacksonville. NU-WAY Mat tret, and Upbolitenng Co Phone 3046 309 West 8th St BEST PRICKS PAID Por Youi furniture EADS FUHMU HE. Phone 4240. WILL PAY MOST CASH For Good Used Furniture HOLI1ROOK FURNITURE 18 North Front. Phone 4023. WANTED Wool, mohair, hides and pelta Medford Bargain House, 37 North Grape St. Phone 8744. HIOHEST cash paid lor Iron, copper brass, redlatore. aluminum, bat teries tioee rags, lead and aine Medford Bargain House WE IMY MOKE CASH Po. Your Furniture BtrlMHI HO A AMIHEU 6tb ano Front Phone 3833 WELL DRIUJNO SI 50 pet ft first V ft -y f M lftr S'9 King FOR RENT HOUSES FOR PENT Moderr. 8-room house with gla inclosed sleeping- porch. Clean and close In. 1 15 Almond. FOR PENT Attractive S-room mod ern house, mostly furnished, water paid. Prefer couple or single. Apple 31 Ha2el St. near Big ? Inquire. SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE. TWO aduits. Fr.idsire. 130 South Orape. 10-ROOM unfurnished house. Shults Bros. rKLCKS POR RENT Move rourself sart bslf Pruitt's Mob:i-ss 8ta- ""i M-'n Ivv Ph n 4I4S FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR PEST Avractlre four-room downstairs suite In Hilly Apart ments Comp,etely furnished ex cept Ones and linen. Garsss. Two doer nrth of postofflce. See mansi-r In rear FOR P.ENT Fumisheo. sf.rscUve rr.:. spartment. 518 So Oakdale Ad Jits 4-POOM APARTMENT, nicely fur nished 403 NfWtown. FOR RENT Puml-hed apartment for two or thre e:ecTrlcllv eoulp pe1 frlrste bath sr.d entrsn.e S45 Apple. FURNISHED APARTMENT, private I oauj. mg.oairs. av west Main FOR RENT Furnished Rooms ROOMS FOR RENT. Print inlruci Garage. 817 North Central. WELL FURNISHED sleeping I clow In. 337 North Central. FOR RENT Room! with privet bower, 818 South Oskdsle. FOR RENT Attractive room for gentlemen: garage II dealred. 311 North Oakdale. PLEASANT ROOM for gentleman. Cloea In. 0 East Main. FOR RENT Nicely furnlehed sleep-trig- room for gentleman. 325 South Rlveralde. WANT CHILDREN, day or week. Rt. 1, Bo.: 108, South Peach. ATTRACT! VT ROOMS 404 8 Grape FOR RENT BOARD ROOMS BOARD AND ROOM at 639 West 4th. BOARD and Roum 716 East Mam FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR REM Store building and two office rooms Sea Al UttrelJ or Roland l.ubnerd FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Registered Guernsey 4-monlh-old bull calf. F. M. Craig. FOR SALE Whit New Zeslsnd rab bit, extra nice breeding stock. Reasonable. Call 3813 Sunday. CASH for old bones. Dial 8378 POH SALE Milking ShortLom bull Jos Dugan, 1 mile south Phoenls "iua.e 31130 , FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1639 Ford De Luxe Con vertible Coupe, eioellent shape. Will consider trade-in. Call 4697 after 6. 37 PONTIAC Sedan. 38 Dodge Sedan. (7 Ford Coupe. Many other real bargains. Shult Bros. '36 PLYMOUTH Sedan, good tires, excellent condition. Must be seen and driven to be appreciated. Pri vate owned. (395. Champ's Texaco Service, Riverside and Jackson. FOR SALE Roadster and new boat Phone 4003 71g Qrsnt FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 4-room house. Inquire at ao Tripp on phone 8830. REAL BUYS 154 acres. Irrigated, clover, alfalfa, 6-room houss, strictly modsrn, other buildings, 83000, take In car, terms. 300 acres, Improved, 88 eultlvsted, free water, alfalfa, clover, outrange, 85000, terms. 3 seres. Irrigated, 4-room houss, shade trees, city water, electricity, 8 1100. terms. 104 acres, Improved, 80 cultivated, subtrrlgated. for alfalfa, clover, 83800, terms. For all kinds of acreage and ranches. SHELEY AGENCY North City Limits Highway 09. FOR SALE Attractive 8-room house. Closs to Academy and High School. Nice yard and shrubbery. Owner at house. 616 South Ivy St. FOR SALE 3-room house, 1 sera In pasture, garden and berries. R. Kinney, West 6th St., Phoenix. CHROME PROPERTY for sals. Oper ated during last World war, Isrge tonnsge. Principals only. P. O. Box 33, Grants Pass, Oregon. FOR SALE View land. 30 acres, 4-room house. Most beautiful building site In valley. Many ahade trees. Elec tricity, soft wster, good road. Price lowered for quick sale. Six miles west of Medford, Old Military Rosd. Phoae 6912. FOR SALE Medford Income prop erty, paying good returns. Boi 3556 Tribune. FOR SALE 3 acrea, modern houss. Many outbuildings. 418 Mspla Park Drive. FOR SALE Resiasuea properties Owner 611 W. 8th. FOR SALE Premises corner Ninth and Holly, Medford. Ranch 300 acres, also 10-acre tracts. Owner 308 South Holly. BUILDING A hums)-Let ur handle all dstatls on 35-year FHA loans quickly, efficiently. Ooldy Ager-ey CITY and country properties. Rentals. Loans, tnsursnce. C S Butterflsld 409 Medford Building WHEN YOU think of real estate, think of the Clinton Spencer Agency. FOR EXCHANGE Raal Etlala NEW, clean and modem 8-room house, enclosed porch, corner lot for 3-bedroom bouse In Medford. Florence Lew, 1430 West 10th. Bend, Oregon. EXCHANGE California for Oregon acres. 3 houses. 65400. Debt 6750 R. Renfrew, 1956 Indlanap- "'! Ave.. Rlver.Mt. Csltf. FOR EXCHANGE TRADE EQUITY "41" V- Pickup "T'r TTIn-nn- rvT FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Deluxe World bicycle. excellent conditio) . See Wilson Church, 1119 West Main or phone 4454. APRICOTS, non-imgstcd. First house on left Coker Buttr Rosd. John Crocker. FOR SALE Apricots. Dsvld N. Dow, loxer Butte ftuaci. FOR FLt Large trailer house. 417 North Oaidsle. FOR SALE A-l Income property Eah apartment Individual, fully furnuh-d (9 000 111- for Invest ment. Tribune Bot 3818. FOR SALE Estate ga range, stand ard alas. 833. Tel. 810. FOR S ALB Crop of hay and pasture. Frank CrmpUn, Eagle Point. Butt Falls Bead. FOR SALaWAprtcots. excellent crop, sweet wor-lrrlgated. Bring con tainers, sVasisor Orchards, Eagle FMnt. FOR SALE Non-trrtgsted sprlcots. O L. LinrilT. Cocker Butte road Phone 6863. FOR SALE go Caterpillar and bull daer. Snulte Bros. FOREST FTR threat from woods. 1 i mes or evvr. u-inrn u w. 16-lnch 10 to. city Fuel. TeL 4114. FOR BALE MISCELLANEOUS REAL BUYS 8" centrifugal pump. 1500 gsl. p. m.: 3 bicycles, stream line; kerosene range with oven. 6't ft. upright showcase, pick Hdwe. BIO DOUBLE LOAD Oreen Fir Slabs. 64.60. City Fuel. Prions 4114. FULLER BRUSHES. Phone 4914 OR SALE Ors.n Fir Slab. Tele phone 6180. REAL BUYS In used oluthlng. 1408 No Riverside, across from Bock Bakery FOR SALE Low priced lumber or any building materials csll us be fore you buy R O Stephenson Co.. Court and McAndraws. Telephone 3000 MISCELLANEOUS OLD STAOE HOUSE at Phoenix, for merly known as La Tosks. now resdy to serve the public with fins Dinners. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE Small sawmill with 84 Inch Merahan band saw. All steam power. Price 8900. V. Held. 1604 Oregon Ave., Klamath Falls, Ore. AUTO CAMP SITE and trailer park. two-acre grove, in Aeniana on VH. Priced for quick sale. Usual com mission to brokers. B. B. Lay, Ash- tana. FOR SALE Sawmill, 18.000 capacity. box iufo, new tteview. nose- burg. Oregon. PERSONAL Palmistry and Crystal Reading. Ph. 8446. 408 Mountain Ave., Ashland. CARD READING dally. 344 8 Central BUSINESS DIRECTORY Dressmaking TOE FASHION SHOP -Dressmaking Fur Remudsling. Buttons and Buckles eovsred- Room 303 U. 6 Nit'l Bans Blfls Tel 89HI Expert Window Claanar. U1 OEURUE DO IT apart Window Cleaner Genera! house cleaners, floor weslng- paint Ing. Oeo P Olrard. Pbons 3964. DRESSMAKING Alterations, tailor ing. Katherllne Setterlee, Singer onop. jd ao. ursps. MONEY TO LOAN QUICK CASH LOANS FOR VACATIONS OR ANY OTHER PURPOSE Borrow On AUTOMOBILE FURNITURE LIVESTOCK Paid for or Not RMS TO SUIT TOUR INDIVIDUAL REQUIREMENTS Or.EGON FINANCE CO. W. E. Thomas, Mgr. ... ' Lie. No. 8-311 M-31T. 48 So. Central. Dial 4433. Home owned and managed. Sine 1938. Rooting. WE REPAIR or apply any type of root, raoco nooiinga. oningies. Coatings and Paints. New stock Wsll Paper. Ekerson Pslnt and rioor co.. 38 ao. Bartiett. Tel. 8483 Transfer. CITY TRANSFER SI BTORAOI CO Household moving and genera) hauling 39 8 Orape. Phone 4664 day or night. EADS TRANSFER at STORAOB CO Office 16 South Fir. phone 3838 Prices right Serelea guaranteed DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE 40 S Fir Street. Insured Csrrlere. Local and Long Distance Hauling. Pbons 3888. FURNITURE MOVINO AND STOR AGE, we have van moving equip ment for local and long distance hauling. Dry and clean storage (concrete building) with special locksr rooms at low rates SAMSON PTORAOB WAREHOUSE Phons 8766 Venetian Blinds. ENET1AN BUNDS Guaranteed, steel or wood Venetlsn Blinds. 39c sq ft Installed, phone Burk's Medford Tent ft Awn. 4473 Free ettmete Riviera Riviera, July 8. (Spl Mrs. Pauline Wahl spent several days the past week with friends here and attended Foots Creek Sun day school June 29. She an nounced that her grandson Don ald Elliott, would be married July 3. The Elliott's now reside at Redding, Cal. Mrs. Addle Jones, a former resident of Foots Creek spent several days this week with Mrs. Lyndall Cameron. Mrs. Mildred Myers Hudson of Val lejo. Calif., was a Bunday guest at the Lloyd Miller home. Duane Hutchlns and June Robblns were married June 39. After a trip to Contains and coast points they will be at home In the residence formerly occupied by the Norman Baxters. Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Miller came over from the Benton mine Wed nee ds' to visit Mr. Millers sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Newell, as the Newell'a left for Oceanlake that afternoon to visit Mr. Newell par ents prior to entering army service July 14. Keith Barnes of Wolf Creek visited his parent. Mr. and Mrs. t. c. Barnes June 80. Miss r.sle Montgomery of Powell. Oregon, waa a Riviera caller Tuesday. She will teach In the Ooid Kill schools this fall. Miaa Marie Block. Otto Fuhrman. Mrs. Oeo. Hutchlns and Mrs. H. t. Miller attended the funeral of M:t Edith Sunn at the Mors point ceme tery. June 30. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bailey of Med ford were Riviera callers June 38. Closing time fur Too Lata to Clas sify Ada Is 140 p. m. AERIAL PHOTOS TO AIO FOREST FIREFIGHTERS Portable Darkroom Offers Speed in Forming Strat egy to Battle Blazes Bakersfield. Cat.. 01.10 Aerial reconnaissance and photography may become increasingly impor tant as an aid to fighting forest fires if a portable tent darkroom under experimentation here proves its worth. The portable darkroom makes it possible for fire fighters in the field to determine the exact lo cation and severity of mountain blazes In a few minutes time, according to the men who origin ated It. They are Frank Scovel, fire prevention engineer for the county state fire department, and Harold Bowhay, county fire warden. Negatives by 'Chute A fire may be photographed from an airplane, the undevel oped negatives dropped by para chute to ground crews. The films are develODed in the small tent darkroom right on the line of; usuie. Scovel estimated that with the portable equipment the chief of a fire crew can have a completed print of a forest fire within sev en minutes after the airplane cameraman snaps the shutter. The Information that can be gleaned from such a photograph is extremely valuable in plan ning suppression activities and selecting the point of attack, ac cording to Bowhay. Portable Generator The films are contained In a sealed tube during their down ward flight. Once on the ground, the tube is opened by the crew boss in the darkroom and the film removed and developed. Prints are made with an electric light, the power being supplied by a portable generator. From the photographs, the ground crews obtain information as to the terrain, the character and trend of the fire and its exact location In mountainous areas. Immediately after a fire Is re ported, a forest service plane takes off to scout the terrain. Meanwhile, fire fighting crews move up by road and establish a base near the blaze. There the films are received and deve loped. Gold Hill Gold Hill, July S (SpI.V- Mrs. Aletha Shannon of Klam ath Falls waa the guest, last Sunday of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gray. Mr. and Mrs. Plarea Ueri nf Cluster, Calif., hsvs been visiting relatives ana mend here and In Medford. Miss Yvonn Moors was hostess Tuesday at a lawn party at her home In honor of ber cousins, Beverlv. Olorla and Arlnw V. . visiting at the Earl Moors horns from nuiows, (.sin. other invited guests were Alios Las Cook P- .-1- den. Jerauldlna Smith, Elaine Parker. Josephine Robinson, Weegls Dungey, uagnmar ana Beverly Chrlstensen. Joyos Bobbins, Risen Frost, Terry Clement, Junior Shoemaker, Harry Smith, Fred Hsncock, Nadra Lynn AC BO L Rxrtlblt lb Title of monk I. Animal' torr.aVcl. II RBid It. Hon an earring ti. Pricttir IfiraellU trlb U. Votlon I. Worittd II. Han of arth 10. Oo vp It. Jo'n tl DouhT 11. fUaehtt wrote. IS Foreword U, ConMM tMrvon t. Dull an4 todloui M. Trp fflMrar It. Dlinrumbr 12. Treat with eon tt rapt It Bafor: prafll Si. Tou an! m li. Vavttabl or tantim I. Broad amtl 37. InHud I. Ulna; har- monlously 40. Oarrt-ri Imp la- mnt 41. Octar,t 42. Scarfllko tmant 44, Implement for liltfhen aaa 4". conclatlva 49. Mftk) wjl M. Cnrllfh ttaman It. Born IS. God of lev 2 3 U j 15 lb 7 r 3 M 1,0 (, zzzzz? 1 -a f w -T 3" j. - 3 , o 37" 2T2J XS, 5i"o" Ta T, Ti 5 3T 'Is Paderewski piiiiiil c mm. Funeral mass Is held In St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York, for Ignac Jan Paderewski, former president of Poland and world renown pianist, who died oi pneumonia. Moore, June Mapel and Mrs. Viola Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kell returned home here from Chemult, Ore., on Tuesday to spend a couple of days with their family. Richard Crawford of Medford spent Isst Sundsy here with relettves. Lsurlne Kell It working this week at Becker's drug store. Dick Robinson Is building a new home for himself, adjacent to the one In which he now resides. When completed, he plsns to tear down the old house. 6horty Bryan has been working for the past several days doing carpenter work on the Interior of Mrs. John Cook's house, formerly known as the Richard's house. Zsne Becker of Riddle, Ore., Is visiting his father Abe Becker, this week. Alvls Winn left lsst Sunday for Scout camp at Lake O Woods, where he win serve as a kitchen steward for several weks. Mr. and Mrs. Hermsn Buckles and son of Downey, calif., returned home Wednesday after spending the past week vlslUng at the Chas. Avena home Eddl Tulare of Seattle la visiting here at the horn of his brother, Oeo rye Tulare. Zane Marsden, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Marsden, bit on the knee by a rattlesnake last week In the yard at their home on the cement plant road, la reported recovering satis factorily. Frank Van Dyke of Ashlsnd. mem- I ber of the cantonment co-ordtnatlon board, met Wednesday with the local city planning board at a noon lunch eon meeting. The group met at Coy's Rogue Nook Inn and the following attended: Alva Walker. Norman Gall, H. D. Force, Wallace Iverson, William Autenrleth and Mr. VanDyke. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gall left Wednesday for South Dakota, where they will apend soma time visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Carl Stearns and son of Hempstead, N. Y, cam Tuesdsy to visit at the Don Ferguson home, Mrs. Stearns and Mrs. Ferguson are sisters. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Room of San Francisco, who own property here. UIL gliH.utwiQIIA v1a D O U H L VsTIi (Vac1 O.RU 6.DJ C A LrlGlo, stewHtalHac rV KaCAW 6 L BJcT VE aM Eta eESs verL t e R.x,e If a'Ct'a r 1 1 a'keJ Solution Of Yesterday's Puszl It. Cry It, WoflHv surfsce of rlnth Is. Dlspatcbad DOWN L Cut length wise 8. ConcssJ 8. Covered i. Katlculng 8. Ci'iwn I. Mature 7. fon, I Make clssr s i-srt nr tns era 10. The b!r-1s 11. Comnrehenslv 17. Crudest It. Cur In Bsl atom M. flams flih U. Pouring hnl In a rnrtH 14. Geometrical sr,i:4 It. Ifirlmsd It. Wiu iob- stanrs sv- trsr-ted froas Cork FT. Correct f it 11. Sm.n flst p'eret It Mc-hanicaJ streis II Not confe t!on It lxiks hastily It. Rt'mulanl 1 l-.ect tl Hrsriptteua 4! Prs 41 Interpret: arcriaie 4t P-t af th eye S Metal 44 r or fesr that ss. Hostelry Funeral Mass! W-Itrt. t H? wVA 5 are spending a few days at the Oold Hill Auto Park. Forest Creek Forest Creek, July 5 (Spl.) Mrs. Ed Starr of Medford Is spending several weeks vacation at the home of her mother, Mrs. Annie Davie.. John Black recently went on duty as stau forest service lookout on Mt. Us be II. Eddie and Jimmy Ward and Varna MeVay, who are spending the sum mer at the Black ranch, spent the Fourth with their respective parents at Phoenix. Nsncy Cofrmsn transacted busi ness in Medford July 1. . The B-H dredge resumed opera tion July 1 after a 10-day layoff for repairs. The extra rain lately ha greatly retarded harvest of ths bumper hay crop In this section. Roy Williams of Talent', who has the Davie plscs la the only on who haa managed to get any bay In the barn so far. John Talbot started cut ting of the crop on the Walter Arm priest place July 9. None of the main crop on the Black ranch Is ready to out. Norman Meed haa been employed at Oregon Belle mine the past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs, Paul Preacott and small son Jimmy called on Mrs. An nie Davlee June it. Mrs. Prescott will teach the Forest Creek school this fall. ' Form Air Patrol Oregon City, Ore., July 5 W) An air patrol haa been or ganized here to work in eon junction with the Clackamas county Sheriff's office in emer gencies. Four planes with pilots holding private licenses are registered. Crooner Crosby Tries Swing '" "" 11 ''"ii i 1 1 in. ..I. ii 1 1 lim 4" Blng Crosby (left), radio and motion picture singlna star, points out the low ipets of the score he shot la practice round for the western amateur golf tournament at the Broad moor courts, Colorado Springs, Colo. Looking on are Ed Dud ley (canter). Broadmoor professional, and Marvin (Bud) Ward. Spokane, Wash., defending western champion. SCHOLARS TRACE L OF OLD ENGLAND Ann Arbor, Mich. (UR) Something the Middle Ages lived without a dictionary is beinff romnlptprl for that n- rloii of history by University of Michigan scholars to supplement existing knowledge of life in England between 1100 and 17.1 The work, scheduled to be published before 1949 In five volumes under the title of "Mid dle English Dictionary," reveals the changing definitions of words, derivations of names, and spelling variations unmatched even bv fourth-tfrrlf.ra. For Instance, according to Prof. Thomas A. Knott, editor of the dictionary, the word "nice" in 1290 meant foolish or stupid. In MIS it meant atranv In 1440, laiy and not until 1709 did It get Its present meaning. Many of the nicknames at tached to persons became sur names with the cassann of time Dr. Knott said. His survey shows there was a Stephen le Book binder in 1200. a Willlelmua lit Barbour In 1224 and a Robert le Ironmunger in 1200. Other nicknames died out, the Michican scholar exnlained. even though the record reveals mat Allan rol-rull-of-Ale was the town drunk In Yorkshire, Robert Rotten-Herring peddled fish and Mr. Ladylove handled the romantic assignments. Dr. Knott pointed out that In the Middle Aces the wnrrl "arl. venture" was spelled auntre. antur, aunture, awntur, aventur and any way the pen happened to illt). "Work" waa inelleH ttt different ways, Including werre, wnerk, wlrke and weorc. COURT HOUSE NEWS Marrlag Licenses Joseph Edwin Owen and Marlon Elisabeth Duggan. Harold Raymond Van Hoy and Ruth Georgia Cleveland. Everett Skoetere and Billy Rannsy stone. Louis A. Corwln and Corsbsll Smith. Bruce Oordon Anderson and Anita Mary Cooke. Will Allen Thatcher and Catherine A. Fischer. Martyn L. Faarce and Evelyn M. NUasn. John Hovlsnd Oea and Maud I Pauline Steven. Divorce tiled N. Viola Whit vs. Jack F. wiiit. Dorothy Bond vs. Olenn Bond. Olenna York vs. I. w. York. Probata Court Is tats of Charles Lsroy (Jlmaua) Valentin, deceased. Estate of Alt Ells Walbert, dc ceased. (Missing person.) Estat of Chas. B. Johnson, de ceased. Estat of Florence M. McElhoss. deceased. Estat of Jennie M. Enders, de- Deed Ewaldt Schuls at ux to Jackson County, w. D. in See. 1 Twp. 17 . R. t West W. M. City of Medford to a. P. Power, LODGE NOTICES MEDFORD LODOl No. 83, I. O. O. P. meets avarv Tnea. dsy evening. I. o. O. F. Hall. 811 west aia at. visitu) brothers always welcome. O. O. Wkmer. N. O. O. H. Benirtson, V. O. L. o. Howsrd, oecty. W. D. la Medford Heights Addition. Jackson County to Medford Water Commission, Tax Deed, in See. M Twp. 88 S H. 8 Bast W. U Jackson County to C. H. Hanaeom I ux, Tax Deed, Esgl Height Fruit Farm. Jackson County to John Lusby, Tax Deed, In See. 37 Twp, 31 s. R. I East W. M. Mildred Bemon to Russell D. Se. moo. Quitclaim Deed, Dodge Addi tion to Medford. Russell D. Semon et ux to the 8 tat of Oregon. Represented and Acting by the World War Vstaran' Stat Aid Commission, W. D. In Dodg Addition to Medford. Jackson County to Lulu Saulsberry, Tax Deed. In Jacksonville. Jackson County to Anna P. Bis sau. Tsx Deed, m central Point. Jackson County to Ray Wyatt, Tax Deed. In Sec. 85 and 38, Twp. 33 a. R. 8 West W, M. Olen L. Fabrlck at ux to Ralph O. Furrer et ux. W. D. O S aero In Sec. 35 and 38, Twp. 37 S. R. West W. M. Jackson County to B. O. Coulter, Tax Deed, In See. 8, Twp. 85 8. B, 1 West W. M. Jackson County to W. R. Winkler, Tax Deed, In Railroad Addition to Ashland. Jackson County to Oene Weltman et ux. Tax Deed, In Sec. 18, Twp. 84 . R. 1 West W. M. W. A Thatcher to Lsmollle County saving Bank and Trust Company, W. D. in Hyd prk Subdivision. Jackson County to JusUn B. Smith. Tag Deed. In Central Point. Jackson County to Prank S. Bator at US. Tax Deed 88 UN. In R as Twp. 38 8. R. 4 West W. M. Jackson County to David A Forbes ux. Tag Deed, la Jacksonville. jackaoa County to Medford, Tax Deed, la Honkenyo Addition. John O. Hoist to Bertha A Hoist, Baraaln and stale rtmmA i , Twp. 88 8. A 3 West W. M. sk m. undgreen et ux to J. A Elmhlrst St US. aSS imi In sw. as Twp. 88 8. a 4 West w. M. enjamin c. Taylor to Paul K. Taylor. W. D. ta Ashland. Leonard L. Ray at ux to SUte of Oregon, W. D. 6 acrea In Sec. as, Twp. 87 S. R. t West W. M. Anna Langley, Executrix of Estate of Addla E. Marsh, Deossaed, to Mar. tyn Pearcs, Executrix Deed, la Jack sonville. O. o. Wlngfleld t al to Harry Beal. W, D. In Oak Park Addltloa to Central Point. Oliver Roger et ux to 8 Ralph Wppel et us. W. D. la Queen Ann Addition to Medford. Id T. Ward to Anna L. Moor. Quitclaim Deed. n Ashlsnd. Elmlra May C02 to T. B. Pottenger, Deed In Trust lofla imu kr. r t n Ho. 83 Twp. 87 8. R. a Weal W. M. Everett o. Miller et ux to Floyd Henry Baker et ux, W. O. In South Park Addltloa. Coast Investment Company to "111 O. Heneelmaa. W. D. la Kar rattans Addltloa. Jo H. Mayer et ux to Jultus A Ntlsen e ux. W. O. la Rot Addltloa. JseTSSAn nniml. v...- - m Chllders, Dead, In Sec, 38 Twp. 88 a. ... khi t . as. JankanM ftmiMfa. vm. m Hutchison, Deed, ta South Park JKKUMOn. Jackson Count rvMiea an wm as rlgga. Trustee, Deed, to Ashland. faeavon vounty court to Virginia EsUisnns McMath. Deed, ta Bee. 38, Twp. 84 B. R. 1 Wast W. M. JafkMH llmmta .n a Est tie et al. Tax Deed, la Orchard 4 acre la Sac. 35, Twp. 34 a. B. 4 wees w. at. Aathony Morsva et ux to M. D. Hood S US. W. D. IS Sffat In Ana A Twp. 87 S. R. I Wast W. If. Alloa Hood to Roy W. Ntchol et us, W. D. IB D L. O. No. 81. Tarn, art a. , 1 West W. M. AIRPLANES Northbound Leave Malls Close 4:83 a. atu 3:47 a. m. 13 .07 s m. 11 m a m. . 8:a p av I Flag atop) No Mall :33 p. at. (Flag atop) 8 S8 p. av. aotjlhbound Leave Mills Close 11:13 a oa. 10 al a at, 5:87 p. m. (Flag atop) 3:13 p. m. 11 A3 p at, lixn p in. 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